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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

WYMAN, TIE WIZARD, whose occasional visit
u the District are always hailed with delight b
the juveniles, is astonishing and amusing large
aud'ercCs Dig.tly this week at Odd Fellows
Hall by his queer, quaint and quizzical saying
and doings. Besides mirth and magic there ar,
seryice1ble presents dis:,ibuted every evening
nj at tie matinee Oh Saturday everybody is 4
have one. Wyman knows how 10 keep up tn,
excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
WI TOWN COLLEGE.
TWENTY FIRST MEDICAL SESS ION, / 20. y.
College Building. corner OF Tenth and L siIIets,
City of Washington.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-10
Wfue @QQrfn!
@ere @aarem!
Qotbfart 4 O..

erbalten jebt bic erten SpdtiabrSwaarep
unr LADEN @ue Elm ibre S9Sne Muswabl
Don Gaenwaarsn gu bef@heen> be(ons
rer6 BE na@benannten Mrttfel:
S@war3e Seteen bon $1,75
bis So IS. @robe 8ortbeile merpen in
zen befen l&war3en Alpaeas sebptsn.
CLAN pIatbs. fir Qnsa9e. Gtne
i&5ne &uSwabl Der n~sueften Mui}er BON
Damenz @tpffen 1ek biuto.
&lerancrta @lace 5anbf9ubs
BON allen S@atttrunsen, 9euerun, 8lau
Lavender unp Yurpur, . !Gtenlo iaSus
@lace 6anpl9ube f0r Gin Dollar bos
paar. y3a@a, Z I529s-ue Z
i =. u,3oou7GQtbcart u. &c.
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Nmm,ner COG.

pas &lirren per&etten ertSnte unbeimli6
in Der Dpen @tiue RES &erfer5. 9fun
lag er wtecer rubig, eaS 5aupt, wel@e6
eft Der Bono ;u0efebrt, wanpte er jebt
berum uno Der Safer fonnte eeutlth
oo6 @eft@t eyfennsn, nenn ct nur wpQte-
-Nber er wolIte nod ni1t er muSte Die
Wu9en i6lieben, fl9 erF 3ulammenrafen
gu einem fefen Gntidlufe, mubts eff
bic 6errl6aft wieoer erlan0en, iiber }ein
ei9ene6 Qualople5 Gmpfincen.
Stun mars 9elun9en> unp nit etneus
troBigen Gntlblub Dfnete er bic Nuaeu,
u1n 5u prufen> UNI gu lrbauen ! oa if ras
%ntliB oa8 er lbouen wiu, cas- bIeiae,
olte> pe1faQene Mntlik, NIT Dem ,peiben
Bart einaeranmt bon hem lanaen 6aar>
ro5 ibm IN piyyenS tr0blen> pom baupts
niererbdnBt.
Der @Sar 19lei9t beran, pprlatia>
leiIe, cenn ni@t UNI Nue8, Mot um feline
&rone> nidt UNI feline 6errli1feit mp9te
ct renS6lafenoen medtn, e5 miBte furde
tsrli6 lein, ,penn bieie 9e(dlu6enen Au@
gen ii1 1fneten, uno i'm onl9aueten, Ct
mirce ben Slid gar ni9t ertraeen fSn=
nn
Der Gsar i@Ieidt beran> sprfbtte>
leiIe, uno wie er nun ri91 ppr rem 2aaeg
1T, IA fniet er nierer, er, Der Gar %.
ben armen> elsneen 0sfanesnen.
0it bp@flppfenrem 6er3en, anefoou
1dauet ct Jpn, unp INNER ,peiter bffnet
ii& iein Nuse, INNER entieBtsr miro iein
Blid! Wa8 Iudt er in rielem b3Bltden<
perldrumpften &almldenaneel4t2
@arum ftarrt er ouf piele breite 5tirne>
aut ote bdblide Stumpfnale> nit benz
meit9eSfneten NalenRu9eln, auf ben 9rc>
fen Muno, NIT ben idmalen, blutlolen
2ippen> auf oas 9an3e> breite> bdbli9e@ez
idt.
SO 1T fur6tbar, 9%rauenppu," muir
melten feline bebenren Qippen, uno pann
500 er bofti8 ettpo8 aus ieinem@a Sans be>e
Dor, uno mari babel cinen l9euen lpdben-
rem Blid burd ben ountlen &aum> ais
fdrdte er IS tonne jemano Jpn uno Ieiu
ielt(ame6 Tbun beoba6ten. Mber nein>
binter oieltn oiden uno unour9prtnoltz
den &erfermauern feben feline 6or@er,
feline 8eoha9ter, mte 1e rrau6en In 60
tl9ina INNER fanoen binter en@1nrer
ieiner @emd@er.
Niemano liebt i'm BIER al6 bic Qampe
uno fe ,pirft einsn eplpsnen Blid 1ber
ca6, wa6 Der @jor aus leinem @ewanoe
bcrYorSeso9en bat uno Ge febt> bab
e6 Elm @pie0el, Elm fleiner in Glfentetn
Nefabter Sptegel nit ilbernen 6anpori1
1T.
Den Spieoel belt fi9 her Safer boz
oa6 ei9cne Mn9eli9t uno betra9tte IS
mi: prifencen> ftarrenrenB lidsn, lAouete
Damn wierer bin auf renS 1lofenben, unp
wiecer auf iein ei9ene6 @pteselbtlp, Gin
St6bnen, Gin qaalpole6 @tpbnen rron9
Don ieinen Qippen, unb iein Mnae16t
paro tot esbleid, uno Elm frampfbafttat
3uden fog eur@ feline 3uee.
SO lit nidt wobr, eS oarf unb IS (oll
ni&t Wabr i:in," murmcltn feline feue
@enpen 2ippen, ne8 1T cine bosbafte ST.
1noun9 Der 95lle unp i'd mill {e ni61
mebr ieben, fe fol- mid ni6t mebr per=
b3bnen."
Gr i&ob boftis cen @pieeel pieoer In
iein @am6 3urtd uno tnSpfte es 3u bis
oben an ben Gals btnauf ais fDnnte Ct
romtt Dor alien Muaen p%erberesn, ,pas
ct ebrn erl@auet nit unau8(pre9Iidem
GntleBen.
0orHtbau8 auf ter z. @<tte.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-10
3wetttS Bud.
Der @rpBfurn.
fGortieBune.)

sd ,psroe i'm AUDI NOD onperweitio
bclobnen> fur Mues, mas CT Aetban. bat,
Der liebe @ouperneur. Sa Ct fam fiber
parauf re@nen, oab her 2obn ieiner Gba>
ten ni&t au6bleitt, unp ct 1ou 1hon an
pieiem Sage Don mir erfabren. oae i@
Niemanp p~eroei1e unp alien Elm ondpieer
uno 9ere6ter @jar bin! 80 1T Ger Sc
faneene, ben ih nun ben, liebtn @cuperz
reur obsefauft babe? 5ier 1T Der @ie>
selrin9 Der @sarinu, ubne pelden Der
@ouoerneur 9el@woren bat, ZEN @sfan=
aeneu an Niemanp oue3uliefern. Sieb'
Jpn redt an, @re9or Srlof, i'd benfeDu
tennf ibn wobL Tenn Du warf e6 ia, Der
tbn obSc9 BON Der 6ano meine6 torten
@aters. unp Jpn tne:nb Der &atl trin
lberrti&te, inoem Du jubeltet: Der
&atler 1T foot! G6 lsbe ne Xailerin !"
-@@reitet ieBt noran, Sbr' 8eiren, urb
3ei9t mir Den We9 3u rem @efanoez
1,en. Stebt her S6litten bereit in Nell
DE-, i@ ibn nit mir fubren piQ?"
~Sea, Wfajef1t," erwiererte Mrfarow,
lid babe ibn bierber beRelt uno Is be>
fnctn G@ ouf remielbtn au3, mte Du
befoblen taf, 6aden uno Belle. G,p. Maz
jefat boben 3ubefeblen, pb i'd bisleDinse
bierber brinaen iou." ,
v@a5 ioute i'd robl Bier ramit an
iansen, Mrtarow2 BiR font rod Elm 70
l&lauer Gi9er unp tbuR jebt cine 10 rdr>
rii9e Dra9e
@iemone auf Grcsn Tam bic Sc.
oantsn ses @,aren er9rdnren, penn {,
nt@t bic @naoe bat uns nit penielben III
erleu@tet1." $r's's~ t'srea NJ v, "a. So.
"r.@orrdrts jest" esbot Der &ailt,
raub. -@ebt mir Koran. anb 3eiat nj,
Zen Bea' DER @sfanesne w.te Tod
ht@t62" "i"s';2. @.w ..r. I
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Beiletrtst1st0es
Cine Gpiftci an Gheleute.

Cine Gpifei an Gbeleute.
SIS fet ben, Wanne untertban
Das Wei,"-o 4 bt's ee@9rieben-
11ne ~irte, tpte es f9 sesiemt,
SIN arsile ibrer Qieben.
1lno forge, bab bic Strampf eeFupft
limb blonf unb rein bic GSpfe,
uno baB am 5embe tires Mann't
Nie feb!ea lcQten 9nSpfe.
IS lei Der Rann benz @eibe treu
limb baltic e5 tn Grin,
limb iduse es, unb fu@e Is
Hs@ti9afen 5u ernabren;
l1no tlsioe es, wie f@'s 9ebHgt,
Ia6 Inb'rc eS ni9t uben
limb forge tpenn Der e auftas fom1at,
Dag es nt@t feblt an - @pubsn.
IS balte 1@ bonn 2eibe fern
Das @eib bic Satte-S 9wtfern
limb bite 1d. ben tienen Rann
Scr fremoen Sbr'n ~ ldfferu,
1nb reinlid Tel eS. freunolt@ fete,
9ausbdlNrii@ unb ti@tia
limb wenn ber wann tin a.mer &rupi,
Nidt Bao~ uub &unee.tIW9tie.
Gs lsi ni@t 9rob wte Bubnsnfroh
Der @aun aud ni&tju i@a@tsrn,
l1nb wsnn er (pat mad 3aule tommt.
so mGsli9 INNER ni9te,n !;
llnb b1umme ntdt wenn leins11 Betb
Dae g0en ni@t stratbsnL
limb ibau bel &esentuttter mic
Na9 an6erer Meiter Daben!
SIN 9auit.walte Orbnuna, 3utt,
Wenn m1eIi9 obne &nute
Dcd ftble ME bel Rinber bic
S4on oft beuabrte &utbe;
Do@ ni9t 3u frenee fol Der Mann
Del Rinber Splitter ridten,
Das @eib Mot al3u eitel {eiu
Nit ibreu fleinsn @i9tn.
Tub tur3 uub gut, man lu9e f4
Ginanber bsibuRsben,
81 frablinoslufte 1aujeln fanft
81 frOf'se Wtnbe tpeben.
Das @eib iei Reibta, ipariam aud,
Der Mann lei teiu Derl@weuoer,
Tod AUDI fem Rnider f., ber Wann>
Das @eib fein @redan Bfnber.
limb ieben ebslt&en Streit
sud- man in Qieb gu f9libten
limb i9pdB' BON 8e@ten ME, TO man
!3u aben, batnur Wi&ten.
IS idauempur gum Wann bas Wetb
SIN GrIbial uno Belaperpeu,
unp mdnnli@ oben ba'te fW
Der Manr, tuie's Braud auf Green.
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8. g. &trOn0.
Jbanbier In IT
0artm Wrteu

@hnetoez uno GottlermaaIen,
Blebmaaret,, uuo 8le11dmteoe : Wate:
rial. Henaerolue. Observation-Disclosures
i2S Dritts Giraffe, oberbaIb moberts.
ct. Daul, -: Vttrn1
~ 5sor,tant Don an.n eortte D1sh-. Ruaier~ HRe!'
nuA unb &tfenbleb. 0eFhtrr ~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-04-05
SpecIOL Notices.
FAR. III. TETER,s Au-Hea,ing Lii

RR. III. TETER'S An-Healing Lin.
~ !MENT, the great Internal and External
Remedy-Cures Rheumatism, White Swelling,
Pleurisy, Cholic, Flux, Diarrhea Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera, Summer Complaints in Children,
Cramps and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels,
Sprains. Scalds and Burns, Fresh Cuts and
Wounds, Snake-bites, all old liberated Sores
Toothache sick Stomach. Headache Neuralgia,
Frosted Limbs, Whitlo, Felon, Catarrh, Stings
of Insects. Caked or Sore Breast, Mumps, Corps
Chilblains, Belts o. Cho.is in Horses &c.
80 t.4r RocKBRIDGE COUNTY. VA.
MEssRs TETER s. HITE
.as'la+' Gentlemen This is to certify that my
wife has been confined 10 her bed fer the last four
years from Rheumatism; during which time she
was attended by several eminent physicians, and
used great many patent medicines, none OF
which gave any relief or mitigated her sufferings
in the least Her feet, knees and hands were
very much swollen, and the intense pain attend
ing the disease had SO reduced spd pfo$trated
her that she could not turn in bed About this
time We heard Of your All. Healing Liniment
and Strengt hening Plaster, both of which we
procured and applied according TO directions,
which gave her almost Immediate relief ena-
bling her in three weeks time to walk anywhere
about the house. By tie coltinued use Of your
remedies her health and strength il Being rap
idly restored to its former yigor. Gan, there
fore, from ia NIX own personal knowledge certify
recommend them to the public invaluable
remedies. Yours. with respect, z. 7. LANE.
The above liniment and All-Heaiing Plaster
is manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail,
by Th4'ERs s. RITE,
Ioftett's Creek p. O., Virginia.
And by prnggiFts and Merchants generally.
ap-lm
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Chahoon's Crime,

If Chahoon had quietly taken squad of hi
ex policemen into the Old Market Hall and
barricaded against the entrance Of the legal au-
-thorities Of the city, it would have been bad
enough In all conscience. but the inquiry OF his
crime was enhanced and magnifed by placing
Ben Scott the most VIGOROUSLY obnoxious, law
less and wicked negro in the community, at the
head of an armed body of negro desperadoes
and warrants to irritate and excite our people,
if possible, to desperation, in the defence of law
and justice.
Any other community than that of Richmond,
.schooled, as it has been, by years of oppression
to endure almost anything for peace and quiet
sake, would have dislodged this body of out
laws without considering for moment the con-
sequences. As il was, however, prudent counsel
prevailed, and they were permitted to drill,
defy, and then dispense without molestation,
only to entrench themselves again in another
quarter of the city. there to repeat their Grim
inal rebellion against the legal authority Of the
Mayor of Richmond and the Governor Of Vir-
GINA
In what age do we live and to what depth
have we sunk as people when such things have
to be tolerated. Il Enquirer.
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Deaths.


Died, on the End inst, of heart-disease at his
home in Bath county, Mr.. JOHN S. CRAWFORD,
in the 81 year of his age. For many years Mr.
q. successfully conducted large mercantile es-
adjustment in Staunton. His exceedingly anna
BILE and generous disposition won for him very
many friends, who will hear this announcement
with no ordinary sorrow and will recall his
character with afectionate remembrance
Died near Middlebrook, Augusta county, Va,
March l8. CATHARINE MCKEE wife of Samuel
Mckee. after painful illness Of three weeks,
which she bore with Christian patience. Sister
Mckee was converted when young and joined
the United Brethren Church. Three years ago
she was very much quickened in her religious
enjoyments and connected herself with the NJ.
E. Church and lived a consistent member until
death put an end to her sufferings She died in
the full assurance of eternal life beyond the
grave. She leaves a husband and two sons and
a large circle of sympathizing friends to mourn
her loss. But they mourn not as those that have
no hope. She died in great peace. She would
frequently shout and praise the Lord for the
comforts of religion, which enabled her to tri-
umph in death. JAMES s. HILL, Pastor.
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Oecunatsonal Ailments.

Fresh pure air is vitalizing sii%iy. whoever
is debGrred sy circumstances from unrestricted
ACCESS to this Invisible, but powerful stmuiant,
needs a medicinal invigorant ofsome kind. The
great object should be to choose the best. Pop
ularity is pretty good guarantee ofmerit in this
scrutinizing and intelligent age, and tried by this
2giteyion Hossetter.s Stomach Bitters stands first
among notwithstanding and regulating medicines
of the present day. To the wants Of her&aas en-
gagged IN iaaoas elaploynaenta, especially in
crowded faeEories where even with the best posi-
bic ventilation the atmosphere is always in some
degree polluted, this salubrious vegetable tonic
is peculiarly adapted. TIE nsts.le CO the ingFe-
dients is no tysseEy. Il consists Of al absolute
ly 'e,ife didusiye stmulant, tinctured-or rather
surcharged- the fluid extracts of sanatous
roots and barks and herbs. The paarmacopeia
has its fractures, but what are they2 The JUICE of
oplySa sin gle Toct Or bark or plant Ia present in
each MOI one IF them combines the three prop
critics of tonic, an Alternative, and aperient. All
these elements are blended in the Bitters; are
these the sum OF its medicinal Recommendations
It's also blood depufent and an antispas mod-
{cs BID II
tphs haletus effect which air that has been par
tally exhausted of its oxygen by frequent breath
ing produces on the vital organization, is notori-
Gus, and when to this devitalized atmosphere is
superaddeefthe mephitic vapor Of hot air 4ur.
naces, it becomes dsietsriops and depressing in
thu exGrggma. 20 enable the system TO bear UP,
even sor few hours each day against the debili
Eating influence of a vitiated atmosphere, 3
wholesome tonic and Alternative is urgently re-
CURED. This grand desderatum is supplied in
Hostetter Btters, which is strength tanning.
health-proteet;r.i agent mas norival either among
ofAcinal or advert ised medicines.
ap54-1Tn
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LegaE Notices.

A Rules held in the Circuit Court Clerks of
~ fee for Allegheny county. on Monday, the
7th day of March, 1870, James +. Keyser in his
own right, and as one of the administrators of
Fleming Keyser, dec d, Resin Simpson and Ma
ry j., his wife, 0ate Mary j. Keyser), Franklin
Bradshaw and Esteline ", his wife, Qate Este
line V. Keyserj, heirs and distributes of Elem
ing Keyser, decd, ..f 1s490 eE
William H. Keyser administrator, heir and
distributee of Fleming Keyser dec d. and Mar
garet Keyser, widow, and Loumina Keyser, in
FAINT of the said Fleming Keyser, deceased, and
John A. Dickson, and Margaret his wife, Qate
Margaret Keyser), John Keyser and Elizabeth
his wife, Qate Elizabeth Keyser) and James
Walter Keyser and Alexander Keyser infant
children of Martha Keyser, decd, to wit Will
liam A. Simpson and Mary j. Simpson minor,
by her first marriage and Ida g. Patterson, a
minor by her second marriage, and - Marsh,
her last husband heirs and distributes of Flem-
ing Keyser decd
The object of the suit is to obtain settlement,
and distribution of the personal estate, and to
sell the lands and to distribute the proceeds to
those entitled to receive the same
The defendants, John A. Dickson, and Mar
garet his wife, late Margaret Keyser John Key
ser and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Key
ser, Martha Marsh, William A. Simpson, Mary
Alexander Keyser Ga minor) not having entered
their appearance and it appearing from satisfac-
tory evidence that they are each non-residents of
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that he do ap-
pear here within one month after due publica-
ton of this notice and do what is necessary to
protect their interests. Teste
- HENRY G. VAUGHAN, ~
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Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men,
That all who see this notice may send their adj
dress, and test the business, we make this unpar-
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Full particulars.sa valuable sample, which will
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MO1e3sZeG.

On the goth of March by Rev. D. B. Ewing,
WIN. B. DUNLAP to Miss SARAH g. Brown
both of Augusta.
On the oath of March, by Rev. d. B. Ewing,
DAVID G. TRAINUM to Miss FRANCES l.. SMITH
both of Augusta. 40 sf
On the 9th of March, by Rev. D. B. Ewing,
JAMES L. DUNLAP to Miss MARY A. KERR
both of Augusta
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THE MARKETIS.
Baltimore Cutie Market.

FROM THE BALTIMORE SUN OF SATURDAY LAST.
Old cows and scalawags, So. 2a@$4OO
Ordinary thin steers oxen & cows, 4O0(0 500
Common to good stock cattle........ 0.00@ 600
Fair quality of beeves. ................ 6O0G1 700
Very best beeves. 1000 8.62
HoGs-still-fed or slop ST.. OOa$l2O 90 and corn
fed at Sill 5Oal2. rs per 100 lbs. net.
SHEEP-good fat-51a74 cts per ID.
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mar0q-0t.
Insurance
LANES KER. LIFE AND FIRE ms

TAMEs KER, LIFE AND FIRE INSU-
81 RANCE AGENT.-OFFIcE over 1st Ma
ture, and Personal Property of all kinds, in town
or country, insured against loss or damage by
fire at the lowest rates. in companies of the high
est standing. ~
Write five year policies on detached buildings.
Life Insurance effected with the best oompa-
Mes. mar22-2m
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office of the Circuit Court for Augusta coun-
ty, the 7th day of March, 1870, Samuel Shack
lets IN his own right, and as sole surviving part
ner of the late partnership concern of Shacklett
& Brufy, composed of himself and George Rruf-
fy. dec iainths,
Samuel Hildebrand, jacob R. Hildebrand as
executor OF Michael Hildebrand, ST., decd, and
in ais own right; John Hildebrand, David Hill
debrand, Henry Hidebrand, Gabriel Hide.
brand, Abraham Hildebrand, B. r Hildebrand,
adm of Michael Hildebrand, Jr., dec Mar
tina Miller, John Haney, and Peggy, his wife !;
Jacob X. Hildebrand, trustee for said Peggy
Haney and her children-John, Daniel, Eliza
beth, and William Haney-and said John Ha-
ney, Daniel Haney Elizabeth Haney. and Will
liam Haney in their own righS-".... Defendants.
The object of this suit is to attach any interest
to which the nonresident defendant, Samuel
Hildebrand, may be entitled, in the real and per-
sonal estate Of his father Michael Hildebrand,
Sr., decd, in the hands of Jacob R. Hildebrand
his executor, and in the real personal estate of
Michael Hildebrand ,Er decd in the hands of
of B. Z. Hildebrand, his admir-; and especially
the interest of said Samuel Hildebrand in a tract
of land situate in Augusta county, supposed to
contain about 10 acres, of which said Michael
Hildebrand, Jr., died siezed and possessed, and
which was devised to him by the 3rd clause of
the will of Michael Hildebrand, ST., decd,
Of. record IN the County Court of Augusta,
thereof to satisfy to the plaintiff the sum of Sl05.
81, with interest thereon from the 3rd day of
March. 1852, and the costs of this proceeding.
The defendant Henry Hildehrand not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by sat.
sfactory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice and do what is necessary to protect
his interest. A copy-teste,
j. N. RYAN, D. C.
SMITH & ELDER, p. q. mar15-4w
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
' Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta coun-
ty, she 18th day of March. 1870, -
Jacob Crist and John w. Dickerson, Plaintiffs,
~ AGAINST asE n
Jacob S. Swink. administrators of Jacob Ewing,
decd, Catharine Ewing, widow of said dece-
dent James Ewing, Elizabeth Fl. Hahn b. j.
Mason, and Rebeeca his wife, George Coiner
and Susan his wife, Eliza Ewing, - Ewing,
ana JACOB Ewing, Defendants.
The object ofsthis suit is to enforce the ven-
doris lien on house and lot in Spring Hill.
The defendants James Ewing and - Ewing,
not having entered their appearance, and it APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not residents of this Commonwealth; 1t is order
ed that they do appear here within one month
after due pl blication of this notice. and do what
is necessary to protect their interest.
"A copy-teste, j. N. RYAN, D. c. Z
: TROUT, p e. mar1a-4w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-04-05
HsyESE aaREAT sRRENa sEMEDY.-

FEvNE GREAT SEsasANGa EsENh ED w.
II tae Surfing Of the year NATURE a!g demands
collected ii the blood which is sure to generate
bilious complaints and deranGa tne entire human
system. fi'ilsa aaiy remedy adequately efeetual
in cases of this character is MISHLERS HERB
BITTERS which thoroughly purities the blood
corrects all the Irregularities OF the system, re-
nvigorates the general constitution and produ
ces perfect health and good spirits where new il
general debility, nervousness efc. Eor 81! dis
eases arising sroln impurities of til blood Mish-
lor,s Herb Bitters is pronounced by the highest
medical authority the most certain, speedy and
agreeable remedy extant. Thousands have tested
its efficacy, and declare that it Is the greatest as
s5stant efnatgre in her conflict with disease, that
the light Of science has eyer brought to our
knowledge Sold by all druggists and dealers.
DR. S. B. Hartman & Co., Proprietors, Lancas-
ter, Pa. nlarZa-lm
ms-TIMEI.Y WAKNING @ahe advent of
Spring ariags wjth it feahleness loss OF appetite
indigestion, and tendency to biIiousness, that
erful stiimulant Calomel and other poisonous
minerals, may aid in throwing OF the Injurious
bile, and in some INSTANCES IN restoring the gem
eral action Of the internal organs; but as these
agents are known to be destructive to the consti
tuition we should offer any other equally certain,
and less dangerous. BAKE R'S CELkBRA~
TED PREMIUM BITTEKs, as all know, con
tain nts poisonous drugs, no mineral extracts.
nothing that can impair the delicate structure OF
our system; YET 80
beautifully blended and admirably proportioned,
for the delicate task it assumes, that it strikes at
once at the root of disease, and, before the suffer-
err is aware inspires life. activity and vigor into
the nerves muscles and blood, and gives strength
and health where weakness and disease. but a
short period before prevailed. In biiiousness
these i3itters fasten upon the liver and never re-
lease their hold until all the superfuous bile is
thrown off. and nature resumes her proper ,func-
tons In deran cement of the stomach and loss
of appetite It eorrects the acids arouses the d.
gestive organs. and produces want for food that
Soon leads to return of the appetite. In nervous
ness, so tones up the system, that the inner
man becomes regular in the performance of its
duties; and in all diseases arising from the ssom
ach and bowels it has no equal.
These fHconlnar arabic Ritters are sold by DR.. n.
| Wayt & Bro, 7. H. Trout and Eichelberger q
Fultz, STANTON, Va.
Orders filed by addressing
EBAKER Proprietor, Richmond, Va.