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Speeial DeRpa4ch II The Cbiea eo Tribune
Effect OF EUROPEAN NEWS ON TIE MARKETS.
NEW York, duly s.-There has been good deal
Of suppressed excitement to-day In financial and
commercial circles respecting the intelligence
from France The opinion gains ground that
France Ii determined to ind pretext for hos1f-
lies with PEusgia, and that active wRrllke opera
tlous cannot be long deIazetl. The ahinments ot
gold amounted to over $G0o,ooo Foreign bankers
were buying gold and selling securities In bread
gtunS French orders were arajn in the ,narreY
and there ia a moderate renewal nj fretrh, on.
raren,ents to Harm. Engueb ani, t;reek shtnnoru
were also anxious to huy, but speculation carried
nrces a1ore their nrtsent lnts- And ,nos, holders
tnsiate,1 r,r,nr . material a,rpnca
THE pHnuosr NJ FR4scr
The ma,, acrn,n,s NJ thr drnnont in Franco a,o
rerv eronhatic ana ,harn 10 . novamant n ,nosa
larre shipmenta Of nav fr,m thIs market
mr FACET Race.
are he,nc made for the 1reat tacht racc npYr fa1i
rTba rocfte rarnhria f,enrcv avnar;co ~ n.,,n.
,asa i,ave ,een enter.,d for the rara an, II T., ~
....4 .tot :, :, 800 ,,,,,,, ~ ,;, 80 - 49, -.
1@1.a. 10. ~ "A'A ~''A~ POI" e10n IL
AD' p4'''''' A1 rSrpr IND rURKEx.
The Egyptian Government has recalled Major
PAM. of the Fnuitsn army. who was sent here 10
o04' ~ @1e e..a. H-.A', s-s,s.
inspect and receive = h1ge namoe' o.
Remington rtdes ordered By the Viceroy. 1t
is expected that al1 the arms now being
made for the Yiceror will be turned over to the
e,... -. ~. -, =. -.
nv" saa u1at no new con'aee nA " aas
Ine soltans agent for pnrchasing aims ~as re-
Canea Al tue same time with Major Paul, and the
Indications are that neither uarty viii make anv
rnnre Enrlike nrrnoratt.ns ~. ~. .,.s..,1.
perr~,- ~ sae p!s7l-
n,,.,, eshtA.LoAp1so RIFLES
The United States Army Board, on tactics with
bFeech- loading T1fes have lust rpnorte1 In faror
OF the Remington rttles and cartlnes 4 detat,ef
report will be publlshe., soon a "e'"neo
SEIZED IN cuRA
omcla! reports Of property connscatel by the
Spanish Government in Cuba since the commence
meut Of the revolution show tnat orar e,oo ..oa -
wnrth has been seIzen. me 1,<. a,H,>s Sn,svvwe
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ILLINOIS,
An GfnfnlthfuI Husband Becomes
Involved In q Breach of Promise


An 1'nfnlthf.ll Husband Becomes
Involved In q Breach of Promise
Suit
Special Deeratch to The Chicago Tribune
fEoRIA, ILL.,, July 9.-An interesting case OF
Seduction, divorce, and breach Of promise, comes
from TttFoil Township, In this county. man
and wife. named Sutton, had been living together
unhappily since their marriage, and two years ago
mutually greed to quit and live apart. This was
Kept up for a long while, until Sutton conld stand
It no longer. and he commenced playing the agree
aoie 70 ms servant 9irl, named Virginia johnson,
4 young woman Of very prepossesstnR appearance.
This 50 outraged Mrs. sutton's feelings that ahe
made the matter public, and the righteous Sutton
was churched for his misdemeanors. Making
a. clean breast Of it, the church.
after kindly ndmonttlons, dismissed
ntn1. MEA Sutton WIS more than ever enragel at
tals and laid immediate steps to procure divorce.
she obtained Ter object aud left her husband. III
being rather confused by the turn matters had
takent commenced dropping OF in his attentions
TO his tla1d-seryant, who, when this was dts
covered, sues him for breach ot promise, laying
damages at i've thousand dollars The ahlest
counsel Of the Peortn bar has been retained On
both sides and IN Interesting mud racy snit will
bc the result
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seems disposed to set entirely on new track ma
VII make IN effort to retain Metutt1n the NAYa
Juice. Thss course, II carried out VIII le3se
MURPHY almost without opposition.
TIE NEW DISTRICT A7IoSSEft
Davis, will st once overhaul the tll drawback
prosecutions, involv1ng orer million o. ooaass. @
held In abe 7cc. The offenders arc now n1l out
on heavy j.. DAVIS will probably send all TO
sing - otIH ssSis'le F1sAsc,.t Br1,.E1s
maj startling charge that United stated
F.: 4tptRter and Senator, who Is member
funi!ng Conference eneeeI ~ a,arp,, ats IN
- iii with Commissions aud foreign agepctea
!, bankers agreeing to share the money 1naIe
.'th them. The charge x4sa eagaes "ucn comment
Two Thousand one hundred and thtrty-zerrn
arrests we're made this Heek-a much larger NUM-.
her than ever BEFORE except during the week Of
the July riots
Lewis DerT1d, Catholic priest, With connec-
francs l,y confidence man. He expected to All al.
for Europe to-day. -'-'@
NEW ronk, July lSNns.r SAvnh Aam,r,, c,,sson
sailed Yesterday tor Europe to take con,maad Of
our squadron. VI
o,,.o. AuRDKkEas r4Rnosrp.
we're released the past weeE b1 thn New .fc1sev
Coast o. fardons N consequence OF the crowded
The open space Of the Five Points Ia, this week.
10 oe Laid out as pa1k.
Upwards Of so t1nleR1ox 5n11aaof: ,r,,v.o ~.
A1aei4an Florence sconnell died to-day from
Hoonds received from Thoa Donohoc at the time
ol the municipal election tn December,
BILLIARDS.
aosepn Dion made the unprecedented run OF 70,
ne occasion Of an exhibition In company with |
his brother.
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fuILApELrn1A, July lo.-1'he western part Of
tue city vas kept in an uproar last night By rotous
nremeh- The hose carriage Of the Goodwill Com
Eany was thrown into the Schuylkill River The
Philadelphia Engine Company afterwards got IN
small ire, for the purpose Of drawing the Fhila-
delphia Company Near the premises Of the Good
will COMPANY.
The large Touring mill Of Rowland 4 Eryctn,
corner Of Broad and Race streets, was get on dre
and entirely destroyed with some Of the surronnd-
Ing property. Loss heayF; no insurance.
The carriage OF the Goodwill fsas t1shed ont the
r1yer and the members attacked by the Phtla-
delnhfa Company as they were taking It home
Few ulreSts,
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this section until after tho 554 00o. 600 granted

this section until after tho 554 00o, 600 granted
in the first section shall have been taken up
SEC. 7. And Be il further enacted, That after
the expiration OF ak months from the psssago
Of this act, any banking association, located
in any state, having more than it's proportion
Of circulation, may be removed to any State
Ices than its proportion Of circulation, under
such rules aud regulations as tho Comptroller
Of the currency, with the approval OF the Sec
retary Of the Treasury, may require; provided
that the Of the issue Of said banks shall not
provided for IN this adt.
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ALBANY. July lo.-The market continued to the
close without oug change in prices OF beeFcH. Re-
ceiptH, $500, Of only fair quality.
The sheep market rallied Today and the mar
ket &c better alt the afternoon, with only three
loads OF State unsold. Receipts, 1900 head.
Lambs unchanged.
1I0gs-Only $500 rece1Fed, all OF which went
through In first hands.
Milch COWS dull at sc. 00{a75,0Q.
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whole Counties KnynEcd and Citf.
zcns 1ntfm1datcd BY Thieves and
MNEdcrefs.--ThcY are at Last
Cleared Out
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LnyinE OF a Corner Stoncs

spedal DESPATCH to The Chicago tribune.
CANTON, O., July 10+-Thcre has been 8 large
crowd in attendance In this city to-day to witness
the laying Of the corner s.one Of new edltce for
ST. Johns Roman Catholic Church, There was a
special tratn from Masslllon for the occasion With
about four hundred persons, The number ID esti-
mated at ave thousand persons In attendance
The ceremonies were conducted Iy Bfshop Rose-
czans, Of Columbus, Bishop Rappe being a1,seut
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Suicide.

!ot 1naiiy yeaas Justice Of the Peace In Clnctn
nah: ,s committed suicide to-ay by jumping into
a. 4he ~, nse ~ has been suffering With cancer
eeen ee !oT,spiFted for some Days lie was &c years
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ILLINOIS,


Accident Mt PeoF&a-EloxinE Of Dis
tiuerjc4-Ilc Weather,
special Despatch 10 lie Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, july lo.-A terrible accident happened
to little child Of Stephen Nurla, yesterday, in
Richw oods Township He hal gone to town for
q load OF Blop, anu the child had followed hun q
lofton OF the War, but, becoming tired, had lntu
down on the grass and fallen asleep. When the
1atner returned. he drove directly over the head
o. ls ch!la, crushing It and causing In ltant death
5tTapgc to say, hr did not nDtce It until dinner
time, whrn the ittla one wan rnisdtne.
AL our disttlertes are shutting down far repairs,
md to Rwatt the rise In bighWines
fne rain has been falling steadily all the eycn.
Ing. ~
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srech Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CREs7LISE, JHIy 10.-Tho Rtahle Of the franklin
House, In this place, was destroyed BY IRE about
O'Clock this morning, together With al its con-
tents. including four horses two Of them belong
ing ~ a ifFerT 1rm in Bncyrus, The origin Of the
nre Is not known, but Is generally supposed to be
The work Of an ncendlary. Loss about S, 900; no
INSURANCE. S'70' -
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OHIO.


HE SSntc Reaper and Mower Trial
MT Mansfield.
specinl Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MASsF1ELD, july s.-Most Of the machines
brought together to the State trial OF reapcrs and
mowers, we're packed up yesterday Afternoon.
and we're shipped last night and this morning
leaving but @ neagrc display on the grounds to.
nay- 6ot feW persons Witnessed the concluding
test Thtch vas trial Of 1wo combined machines,
ohe, ,H5th sell -raser attachment, and the other
dFppper, to determine their comparative draught
by dynamometer. Tue following Ia the result OF
TIC test: Raker, down hill, 16a pounds; on level
ground, q! pounds: up hill. soi pounds; Dropper,
do"n ~ hEl, 1a2 pounds; On leTel, 254 pounds; up
hill, aS2 pounds
The committee finally decided to carry out THE
original programme In regard to the announce
be known I'll the second day OF the State Fall.
At 10 O'Clock g. N. the tests were I'LL concluded
and the largest and most successful ana Interest,"
Ing t1tal OF harvesters ever held in this, or auy
othef coufry, terminated. The committee and
visitors hare NOW Ill left tor their homes
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EpAIN.

MADHD, Ju1y 1l-Regent 6errano has deferred
his intended departure from Madrid
1t L. reported that the unionists in the Cortes
H1u vote against HoheDzollcn, unless the ques-
lion becomes an International one
The Jn.posraat publishes an account Of an inter-
view between Minister Sogosta and Baron Mer-
cier, French Ambassador. Sogosta complained
that France opposes all nominations for the
throne, save that Of the Prince Of Asturias, He
denied that Spain WIS under the innuence Of
Prussia, and regretted the susceptibility Of the
French Government.
The report In tia Paris Gaulofs, that Esnartero
pronounced agalnst Hohenzollern, and called On
hls rarttsans to support the Prince OF Asturias
Is utfera5 false The contradiction IL giren On
the best authority.
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Meeting at Lima in the Interest of
the lake Erie i Louisville Rail.
fQaEk

sNclal Defpatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
LIMA, July a.-Ano1her meeting was held here
last night, In the Court House, in the interest Of
the Lake Erie Louisville Ral1roaa, The attend
anee was large. Speeches were made, AMI the In
terest which for time had died out among our
c1fkens Eas renewed, and determination wns
manifested etrtnger than ever before to Gye The
road pecnntary aid. An additional committee OF
ten were appointed TO work with the old conuit-
tee Of nye to secure subscriptions and the names
now composing The committee arc guarantee
the line Of this rosd, between here ana Findiay,
haFe raised their share of the mouey required
and II Lima does her share the work will COM
MenGe Immediately, and be pushed through
speedily TO completion.
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KAiElaE, July 9.--Goyernor Holden haa ia
e!afed CasEel! County IN state Of insnrTac.ion
Ais proclamation, published this morninn. se;s
lotth no reasons for go doing, no outraees havinc
9een reported, that The public knows Of, since th
death II Stevens, two months since >"e
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BOSTON, July 9.--H. Sterens, Cashier Of Ran
do!pl National Bank, Is supposed to have eiopcd
with the wife Of Eben 3Ioulton, il. Mrs. Moniton
leaves husband and two children. The affairs
OF thu bank have Leeu found correct
, 1870-07-11

KicHNosD. july 3.-The Chesapeake / Ohio
nlue Ridge tunnel en- that road, paying therefor
e600, 600 In bputla OF the State.
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Bridge Across The NIissfsxippi ut HIM
n ibAL

QrIScY. July o.-Thc location for railroad
bridge actoss the Mississippi! River At Hannibal
has e'een decided upon, md the contract will be
let within week and the worK TO be finished in
eighteen months. The bridge is to be Of the Pratt
u5B pattern, and will consist Of eight spans. The
distance from shore to shore Is .5U feet the draw
epan is to be 100 feet 10 the clear.
, 1870-07-11

CIHC1NSAT1, July 10.-fIou. Hiram r Rerels mr.
I1Fed this n!orning aud viii deliver his lecture On
The Tendency Of Our Age, tomorrow evening.
John ]. Marks, boiler maker. COMMITTED suicide
to-day bg drowning II the Ohio.
, 1870-07-11

srRAcusE, July o.-The paper mill Of Bead l.
Grouse at Fayetteville, WIS destroyed By flre last
night. Loss, s2s,ooo; Insurance, t<,oo6 ''
salt block Of this city, owned by Chas. Fran
chett Co.. was burned this morning. Loss, S1s,-
COO no EpSuFAncA
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NEW foRE, Su1y 9.-The trot at Fleetwood Park
was won by Goldsmith Maid, Geo. Palmer taking
thr first heat, American Girl third. Time :e2
2:21 a;52sSs; a:e1.
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-Cen8us Marshal Norris declares that Cali
forDis is entitled to another Congressman IN
der the Fourteenth Amendment, counting the
Chinese residents as OF the population and
he has instructed his deputies to carefully
enumexa$e than.
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The Crops In New HrInssyiok ant


ST. ToHEs, July g.-Accounts from all parts Of
the province and Nova Scotia speak Of Injury to
tue growing crops from !ong.continuel dlouth-
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FRANCE,

PARIS, July 1s-sp m.-Thc excitement on the
Bourse Is u1abared Rentcs continue to decline,
2nu are quoted at 6e.25. According to the latest
neWH, Negotiations continue; but 1t ts Impossible
to say what the result will bc. Rumor, to-day,
EaSB HohenZollefn scttied tile whole question by
Withdrawing his acceptance Of Prtms offer, but
the GonstitutionneL In an extra, contradcts the m
NOR, and adds the following comments: "The
Prussian Journals say their government has been
stranger to the candidacy OF the Prince. II this
WaS 30, the PTussan Government should now
prove its sincerity By forcing the Prince to rcno1uce
the offer. The Prince Is under the authority OF the
King Of Prussia and the latter thus had the peace
OF Europe In his hands The answer of
Prussta Is expected tonight or to-morrow. II it
Is unsatisfactory. the necessary measures to en-
force, with artns, the rights nj France will 1rume-
diately be taken. Already the government is pre-
pairing foz the emergency a telegram from Ems
says: @Count Beyedttt, French Ambassador,
before this interview with King William, saw
Baron We1ther, P1ussfan Ambassador at Paris
Who had come to Ems to consult with the King.
The Baron told the French Minister that the Gov
eminent Of Prussia was profoundly surprised at
the attitude Of France 1t could not comprehend
this haste to assume hostility, except as rertca-
lion Of the belief that France had for long time
desired war on the Rhtne-r
The Vienna dispatches say the Austrian Minister
Of Foreign At1ai1s received with GOODNESS q COM
A440A4tA!UA Eksd1u iEEllfE 10 1ne CAnGldAtUfp
OF Leopold, and, In his reply to the Spanish Minis
ter, dwelt upon the Ill effect such surprise could
not but produce.
The Belgian journals pronounce calum nv the
statement that the King Of the Belg1ans had any
part In procuring the o1er OF Pr1n, or inducing
Its acceptance.
The Gautots has report that Prince Napoleon
has gone to Copenhagen to make propositions for
Treaty Of alliance with Deu-
marx and Sweden. While negotiations
1e going On with greet activity, the French Gov
eminent makes no attempt to conceal its waSlike
preparations The Emperor remains at St Ciouo
and, 1t ls announced, wifi not go to the MI7cra
Bp1tngA Cour1e1B arrive all day and far into the
night at tho palace. The Emperor opens de-
spatches himself, and directs dictates answera
The departure Of the Prince Imperial for ChaIlons
IL deferred. The Journals Say Marshal McMa-
the dl6s signal, and oruers. are sent
70 the coumandant at Chetbourg
to prepare feet OF transports for $4,000 troopA
4 lAtge number Of army ana naval onnccrs, who
were In Pans, On leave, have disappeared, and |
were doubtless quietly ordered to their posts.
The report thst Marquis LaTalette, Ambassador i
to Crest Britain. has resigned Is contradtctcd.
The editor OF the literary journal Garrpehe has
been sentenced TO four months imprisonment aud
3 nne Of 5000 francs for violation Of the Press law
and offences against the government
FARls4 July 10-Egening.- excitement on
tho Bouse Is intense: rentes fallen to CT 90c 1t is
reported that The government will wat the reply
from Pruasia until Monday evening.
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Mother and Sons Arrested for the
Murder of the Father

PROVIDENCE, July s.-Mrs. vashti Angel and
two SONS have been arrested In North Providence
for the murder Of William P. Angel, the husband
and father, who disappeared some months since.
James Fagan. hired man on the farm, has also
been arrested.
, 1870-07-11

The following are the Official footings from
Sixty countless including Cook, for and against the
constitution, md the eight distinct propositions
submitted each TO separate vote Of the reopIe.
, 1870-07-11
Cincinnati lfflnaH,

SAN FRANCISCO, July p.--One at the buildings of
the California Powder Works WAS blown to pieres
to-day. One white man vas Killed, aud two Chit
n0men seltouAly wounded.
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FIN IAN ClAIu.
LOANS
PROPOSALS.
HORSES WANTED.

tf11CE EE1Ef QEAKIERMAHTEA+
FonT LEAEESEoHTu, kas-. J11r {, 1911.f
SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate wiIl he received
At this office until 10 o'clock Ausnft ls7 azd
4 ths office Of the Depot Quazternnste At St Louis,
lye5y et ooo CAVALRY HORSES 70 the Depot Qusr-
rot Qua hereinafter at St. Louis, No,
!Re hSsEs p e. nust BE- sound n a pa1tteulsEs weu
% 70 sixteen 6) hands high from fire ts) nae 9l
purposes
ber 30. 1ssu-
Proposals will BE- received for fifty tSD} and upwaras
No proposa1i will be entertained unless the patty
making the IL present the opening Of the bde
bE an Axens attorney, Ia knawu at
this Office to be Fr.ponsfhic-
this ofce will be imposed upon bidders and contrac-
toFt and blank forms Of proposals will be furnished
By authority o. Department Commander.
l. G. EA3fUf, Utp't4. II. Gent
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Fraud on the Philadelphia Sub-

PHILADELPHIA, July 9-Dr altering the figures
On the ghlh checks at the Snl,-Treasurr here to-
aaJ. On English swinulcr obtained 81, ,o0e, but wos
Rrrcstec. - "''
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BELGIUM.

ANTWERP, july IA party Of officers visited
the American squadron OF t1essingue, and warned
the admiral not TO take the Franklin III the Scbeldt
for fear she would get aground. There Is euf.
ncient water for other vessels.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-03-03

On Thursday, the oath ult.. at the residence Of
the brides mother in Fairfield, by the Rev. C. l.
Damron. Rev. Rufus H. Wilson, Of the Baltimore
Conference, and Miss Mary Lou Templeton
daughter Of Col. ]. M. Templeton, decd.
In Brldgewater on the 22nd ult., by Rev. G. W
Holland, Capt. Wilson of Harrisonburg, and Miss
Josie Allebaugh, youngest daughter Of John AL.
lebaugh, decd.
AT the residence of the brides parents in Har.
risonburg, on Wednesday evening, the 10Th ult.,
by Rev. Jas. S. Gardner, VIM. II. Hndlesoa, oi
the vicinity of Woodstock, Va. and Miss Mary F.
daughter Of John Gatewoed, Esq. Editor Of the
Ola Commonwealth, Of Harrisonburg.
In Mt. Scion. Feb. II. 1870. by the Rev. Jas.
NJ Follansbee. Mr.. Jacob W. Stitsor to Miss Ma
ry NJ. Sesser-both of Augusta CO., Va.
On Feb 22d, at the residence Of the brides "a
Their. by Rev. J. Killian, Mr.. VIM Yancey of
Nelson county, Va, to Miss Lizzie, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. Addison Lamb of Augusta.
On Feb. 18th. by Rev P. Fletcher, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES mother, near Churchviile,
Taliaferro F. R. Keller to Frances Jane Livick-
all of Augusta
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-03-03
dec 2s-om

NIRGINIA:-At circuit court held for
Augusta county On the 18th day Of No
vember. 1869.
Daniel Craun, and others. Plaintiffs,
John F. craun, Executor of Freleriek craun
and others, Defendants.
Extract from Decree.
SIT is therefore adjudged, ordered aud decreed
that one Of the master Commissioners of this
Court take, state and settle an account OF the
transactions of the defendant, John F. Craun as
Executor of Frederick Craun, deceased an &C.
count of the indebtedness and assets Of the estate
an account between the Executor and the leg
atees upon the principles of this decree, and
make report thereof together with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
required by any of the parties to be SO stated.
And said master shall give notice of the time
and place of his primary appointment for taking
said accounts by publication thereof for four sue
ed in Staunton, wlich shall be equivalent to
personal notice on all the parties except the Ex-
ecutor, who shall be served with notice"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Stanton, February 10, 1870.
All persons interested are hereby notified that
have fixed upon FRIDAY, the 11th day of
MARCH, 1870, as the time and my Office in
Staunton as the place for executing the foregoing
decree-and all persons having claims against
the estate of Frederick eraun, deceased, are
hereby notified to present and prove their claims
before me on or before the SAID 18th day OF
March, 1870.
Given under my hand and seal as Commission
er in Chancery in the Circuit Court Of Augusta
on this 10th day Of February. 1870.
feb 17-4t F.E. TOWN, Com'r.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-03-03
Special Notices.
THE SEASON AND IT'S DANGERS.

THE SEASON AND IT'S DANGERS.
The human body is chiefly composed of tissues
and fbres sensitive to every change in the con-
d,tion of the atmosphere as tho most delicate
electronometer, or the quicksilver in barome-
ter tube.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs
and the excretory organs are especially liable to
be affected by these variations, and the best de-
fence against their disastrous tendency is to
keep the digestive machinery, which feeds and
nourishes the whole system, in good working
order.
If the stomach is weak and dsordered Meth er
the blood nor the bile can be in ID healthy state,
and upon the fitness of these two important flu
ids for the Offices assigned to them by nature,
and the regularity of their flow, health in
great measure depeRds.
When the air is heavily laden with chilling
vapors, as it often is at this of the year,
the digestion should be an object Of peculiar
care. If it is weak and languid the whole phys
ical structure will be enervated. If i is vigor-
Gus, the entire organization viii, be strong to re-
sist the untoward and depressing influence Of
damp and vitiated atmosphere.
pure and powerful tonic is therefore espec-
ally needed as safeguard against the diseases
most common in the spring, and Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters being the most potent medicine
Of the class at present known, course of it is
particularly advisable at this period Of the year
The stomach will thereby be toned and strength
ened, the liver and bowels regulated, the nervous
system braced up, and nature put in a state OF
active defence against the masma which super
induces intermittent and remittent fevers, rheu-
matism, nervous debility, headache, hypoconaria,
and other complaints which are apt to assail the
untoned and unfortiied organizations. The body
is strengthened without exciting the BRAIN and
Consequently no unpleasant rsaction follows its
reviving and renorating operation.