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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-19

w 'Ha SEWING MACHINE.
The best yet invented for universal use. For
the foregoing fact respectfully refer you to the
following persons who own and are using the f.
F. to their entire satisfaction Mrs. VIM. A.
Harris, W. +. Institute: Mrs. Phillips, Va. Fe-
male Institute; Mrs. James Bumgardner Jr.; Mrs.
James Hardin; Mrs. Prof Turner; Mrs j. S.
Lipscomb; Mrs. VIM. J. Hunter; Mrs. D.. E..
Strasburg; Mrs. Wilson; Miss Sloan; Miss Pax
ton; Mrs. Capt. Jno. Woodward, White Sulphur
Springs, and A. J. Dotson, Lewisburg, W. Va.
Others could be added to the list but we forbear.
For $e5 you can buy one with every attachment
included. J. W. NEWTON,
june24-tf New ST., Staun ton, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-19
local.
THE ylNDICATOls

Is the largest paper in the State:
Contains more reading matter,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
BULLS .aH
..H... III.
SARS A II A Ill
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
| from his Mother: .... ..t...... D.

from ILLS Alother .H. .If..#.. .
Benton barracks, Mo-. Apniso iseS.
DR. JOHN BuLIs--Dear siri knowing The sn.
eiency Of your saspaflz and the healing and bsne-
hciai qvalte. u Possesses, send you the following
statement " my cases f..IF q yH
Twas wounded about two years Ago-vss taken pris.
onsr and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
Often, my wounds have not hesledyei. have not
Eat w. moment since sas wounded. am sho'
through ihs hips. Ny general health - impaired.
and need something 20 assist nature, j have mors
faith IN your safsaparls than In any thing else WIEN
that that d. genuihe. Please siPIess me hhsi dosen
bottles, and olage CAPT. Z. r. JohNsoN
st. Louis, Mo.
j. She following was written April ~, lsoS. bJ
MR.. Jennie Jshnson, mother OF Capt. Johnsont
DIR, JOHN BuLLI-Dear Sra My husband, pr. q
y. yohnton, was a skillful surgeon and physician ~
Central New York. where he died. leaving the above
&. y. johnson IN my care. A. thirteen Year, oi ssei
he had chrome diarrhea and seroiala, Tor shleh
gave him your sarsaparilia 1T CURED HIM. j
have for ten years recommended II TO many IN New
York. Ohio and Iowa, for scrofuis. fever sores and
general debility. Perfect success has attended w.
Tas cures sgsss ~ serysia and yOsr ser"
ssrs alaasst msrafssss am very anxious tor my son
TO again bsye recourse 70 your sarshparliia, ne rs
fearful Of getting spurious article. hence hs Supk
To- you FORT. HIS wounds we're terrible, but cshe's
"'""' ''>' JENNIE JOHNSON
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
,.ALL SORTS ITEMS.

a. aAlSL cOhlD AALSDc. atHIa
The Alabama House has defeated the
bill issuing Ss,o00, 900 State bonds to the
Alabanss aud Chattanooga railroad.
Prince Pierre Bonsparte WAS married
two years ago to the daughter Of u work
man ia the Faubourg Saint-An,onio.
During the year 1859 there were mine.
teen births, seveHteea deaths and seven
marriage. in the royal families Of En'
rope. 'a93 or
WENDELL Phillips has 'cut" Miss An.
thopy In The coolest manner possible,
and they think he Is deserving the Soro.
sis craft. .ss
Thres.-tourths Of the inmates in the
New York asylum for fallen women are
ofrespec.aDIe families, and bear assumed
names. 90 t1lf ereu
Mr.. James Mcdonald, editor OF the
Richmond (yirginia) Wing is q candi.
date Cor the Office OF Secretary Of the
Commonwealth. -. Sd. l1
Coulter aud Hamill are going through
the farce Of another scullIng match on
the Monongshela river next spring Tor
$500 side.
Information IL at hand that Will Cum.
back, Of Indiana. recently appointed
Minister to Portugal, ha, declined to &c.
cept the Office. els
Mr.. B. F. Bowling, an old citizen OF |
Marshall county, Miss, and q practical |
farmer, has invented combined cotton.
scraper and culavator.
Rev. E E. Hale, In his lecture on
''Sleep," said: II deprecate all reading
In the evening, except that Of the |
lighter and more amusing character"
Chicago boasts Of having encouraged \
the Pareps Opera Company to the ex-
tent Of ~, 900 in four weeks. In Boston |
their receipts In three weeks were about
$65,000.,
Friday the Senate Committee on the
District Of Columbia serioualy discussed
the question Of legalizing female suffrage
In the District, but It did not meet much
favor.
The author Of "St. Elmon and "vashti''
IL engaged upon . sequel to the latter
novel, which, 1t is said, will render
Worcestar's Unabridged Dictionary en-.
tirely useless.
Brevet Major Thomas Cummings,
Nineteenth Infantry, has been cashiered
and held In custody until he refunds
S344 25 company funds embezzled by
him.
Governor Chamberlain gave . recep'
lion at Augusta. Maine, Friday evening
TO the o6icers Of the American and Brit.
ish fleets now lying In Portland harbor.
One thousand persons we're present
An English enthusiast L. soliciting
funds for IN exploration ofMount Ararst
With view Of recovering relies Of the
Ark. His petition 10 died In the arks.
logical department Of the BritIsh Mus-
cum.
They had "Hard Time Ball" at
0reenville, Ohio, Friday night. The in
vitations we're printed on brown wrap
ping paper, and were very neat and sty.
iish. Ladies' wore calico dresses and
gentlemen wore everyday clothes.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
..l 9ULIS'0 "a. ".tr.
CEDRON BITTERS!
tf. --- t.'.H yIr Iaii fH.
tl''I.1. l.a hu.Fuf IsqfaaIff
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTB.
q HI 81. - $500 .Uh .'f.l.
Ark ans nos heard froxn


stony Point White Co., Ark. May n, &C.,
Dr. Jonk BULL-Dear hir Last February was at
Loaisylle purchasing drugs, and got some Of your
Sarssrarlla and Cedron Btters. re .f|I ll1- d u
NV son. u-lsw, who was with me in the store has
been down with the rheumatism for some time. CONF
uenced on the Bitters, and soon found his general
Dr. Gia, Who has been in bad health, tried them.
and he also improved,
DR. Coffee. who has been in bad health for several
years sias.ssA asd bier aneetsd--he improved very
much by the use ofyour Bitters, Indeed the Cedron
Bers has given you great popularity In this ss,tie-
me9t ! think could sell Ersa! snantlty Of your
medicine this fall especially the Ccdron Bittsrs and
ssrsaparia. ship me va Memphis care Of RiekettA
Nicely. Respectfully.
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at bis
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, KY.
For sale by BARCLAY BROS
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
DILL HEADS

" CARDS, n
Printed u the once OF the Cairo Bwlis,in.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
ENDRR'S CHILL CURE.

" Hinuiates the organs 20 perform their difersn,
functions and acts as lidoie 70 poison which
TIE Fever and Ague ana thereby restores the
syste 70 health and tone; and rood tonic such ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
OHANCERY NOTICE.


State q Iln9tS AlsIsndsr county, as: In che CIR
cult Court OF Alexander comfy, April Term. 1870.
In Chsncsry-Bill 10 enforce vendors lien.
samuel stsats Taylor and Edwin Parsons trustees OF
the Cairo City property, VS. Charles sego and Thso-
Afidavit Of the non residence Of Charles sego, one
Of the sbove named dsfepdsnts. having been hIsd In
the clerks ONCE othe circuit court Of sad county 40
therefore hereby given to said defendant that
the eompainAnts filed their bill Of complaint 10 said
court on the chapceIy side thereof the I'd day OF
Fsbrusry isro and that ,hsssupon sum oes is;ssd
unless you the said dsfcadsnt shall psrsonally be
and appear before the circuit court q said county on
the court house the city OF Cro said county on
the hrst Monday Of April next and plead. answer
demse - the saiA pAeanAats bal u complaint the
and the matters isd things therein charged and
stated will be taken ceaissssd, and decree entered
vlll ...slg 1. III. JOHN q, HARAAN, Clerk.
Caire, Ihineis. February 9, ls7o. - 40
0sssn . GILsssf, PHI fAuys. vsbJwst
DILL HEADS stats .xAA~ ,fo
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09

Chilli nd feser caused from a entas DO sou
exntng bn the atmosphere known M ~ Alsria II ro.
duces ths Vitality Of The blood Esiards lie action Of
the different organs, and causes Bilious ness .ons Il.
pAton. etc, and IN this way prepares the system or
my ai,ssss " myie serious nature wnicn may 10
Of TINS q sease, take
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
SEWING MACHINES.

Vs. cox: *; : : G : IS:
u SEWING UMachinsI
Is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
: s...s H' S..' se; ..1 Tfss S:%ss
thread, rom perfect worn On The sas.. Ssin.Osk
over the heaviest beaver cloth and cowhde, with NO
sosss cei,sn, linen, .iiS ana tain. 1t run. easier
stitch, sssh iosp being TWISTED 81 means Of
TILE ROTATING HOOK
80 into ms s.s 10 y
cut 81 frequent nsrvnls, add In that case even. the
f. s's sS r x az aP os
az: 70 ss:S psn ..
:ss.rssrs;y, Ds%ssSi.y. '' Iis.s's,sy and
A psiented device prevest- the possibility Of the
machine being rns 10 the wrong directisn, or the
b~lsnrs wheel ever wearing or touching the dress
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG.
Thus avoiding the great trouble ofothsr machines.
No BREAKING OF NEEDLES,
The blade Of the needle Is ies. than three furths
Of ~ iHcA long. and 10 straight, 4r, e.alll t
WRONG.
Asy ess may sdjus, them IN THE DARK. The
hem may bs Of any width. No other henmer or feI
,sr 10 like this. IL turns the hem on the right I'M
-, "a "a: s;:r ss :s ne; =. needle
as' siSssss, lie logger ssss. They are
hASuYAcYvRHp WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
M cfsIoE. at'd
Hsnss, sseh pss 10 iassrehaneeabs an.. uan Be resdi
i;n, n properly cared foS. Non. vac ha: ".sd !,
ear - Ysuuadad 70 ups any other. r' nv m
n. f ,, sS.nd'''' '''nn'''' durability A.A beauty
WERE NEVER EouALED.
its lAPiprrY, ABSOLUTE sriLLSHss. EASE
Of NOTION. narrowress and nesfne.s Of its HEN
and fELL we're sever approached by any other
EAaLf tswSs .ASHR ,Hs0f II TIE AZ W WORLD
Whaie,ss ne meris @ the other machines. Il is no
dsparagenent " say the Wilcox Gibbs 10 worth,
fer family use, double that Of any other offered
/, reeves the Gold Medal Of the American In.
stituie-the FIRST PREMIUM for
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
q the great New England FAir--ihe Vermont State
Ysr-the Pennsylvania State Fsr-,he Indiana state
S:rss f s.. s f..ni a. over Is o s
fArs throughout the Wert-m * ing First Prem.
inms thsn we're taken BY al other sesing Machines
II q new the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
We take ether msehins. in exchange. We sell
on, Corros. sitx Tvnr and Nkrplss for every KIND
OF se~isg Machine.
Agents wassea.-rsrns 10 Agents, descriptive
circular asd specimens Of work. seni free by mail,
receipt Of stamp, or had Of
CORNELL, WARD q COMINGS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
10 Lake Street. Chicago. iineis.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09

pENNHYL'ANIA CENTRALR
GN n &c - R
DO l. Ii l. T. TR A X.
81 Milo the Shortest Route TO New York !
Pt,stuig trains rom the w.s, run direct 70 the
Cslon DEPOT were pss.sngers for Harrisburg, Bait.
more, Washington, Philsdelphia kew York, Bos,oa
and Al ne :'s~ Engisad towns, are transferred 20
PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Boy you tickets for S.s York, PhlAdel phia and I'll
20 nis hast, via the P.iisburg forl Wayne Chicago
aad the Peh ~'saulA Central Railroad The trains o.
ILL OBS CENT RAJ
make close CONNECTIONS at Msitooa snd Chicago; ami
'he tn're TRIP 20 New York Is made With only iuo
changes Of cars.
Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,
WITH
Raised Roofs anIpvsvea Ssassi
These ears are thorough, ventilated and psovidsl
With every modern improvs'ue neesssaxy to the
safety aad eonfon Of travellers
sTATE~ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
Woodrun's Patent
Run through 20 Philadelphia on all Night Trans.
and New York vs Philadelphia snd Alicp,~vn. With.
out change, ahording Passengem night Of undis.
LAndisg them In New York Mears In
Advance 81 all other Ilnssi
Aud in time secure Hotel secomn odatisHs before
the arrival Of the Passengers BY other ssu'es.
To po,,on and Hev Engand passengers this route
especially desirable as 4 gvss them opportunity
and New York. w'shssS kxtrsss. -'-''
So All New England passengers holding ihresaA
tickets will be transferred, with their baggage 70 Rail
and Boat Connection, in New York, without charge.
Posr Daily Trains Leave N. Y for Bsstos.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,
Via Jersey City and Camden and Amboy. Dis,snes.
Wmiles Time, hours.
This 10 the only route by which passengers leave
'srss leave: the PisssSars Fors wsyn. chiesse
Hallway Depot at $40 pm. and runs through vthsut
<ssy, arriving IN New York a 600 Monday msTnipg.
hours In Advance Of Other Lines!
The s:Oo pm. train from Chicago arrives 10 New
Eork at etS am. the SECOND DAT, l.Y Moars
responding reduction % BOSTON, PHiLADELPHIX.
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON. 3HH
Line OF the Pennsyivanis Railway, and 70 Beltimsrs
Phiisdelpha and New York, from pttsburg, Chicago,
and all principal Western Cities.
- Rates Of freight sad sxprsss freight y any
Eastern point, are ct ell times ~ favorable ~ are
charged by other lines. l'-' i|
~ Through tickets for sale Of the principal seAsM
In the West. UT
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS, g /
General Superintendent, Altoona ps.
T;LKiMBALL, Passenger Agent, Chicago.
ielfwu
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
ENDER's STOMACH BITTERs,

t.' EI" .-f.U f.lt
WIN give strength and s.ppeute, will destroy that
feeling OF wear'uets that ngs tenaeiousiy to any
one wnss recovering nom this disease II ~ highly
Recommended for the cure Of Dyspepsia,
yEnALE w EAKNESs.
And for coughs. colds. bronc hits and consum ,tion
- 70 not 70 be surpassed. Az A TONIC BEVERAGE
Ms aAsqeallsd, sad " . sure preventive ~ sinst
cAuls and Fever II taken regularly.
''f''A' IN. y. n. ENDBRs,
saisl PAbUCAH, KENTuc gY.
For Sale by BARCLAY bft0si, Ohio Lsves.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
Nillanow, WAxer County, Ca, |
June ~. ND

Or. Joss BrLt-Dear sir Ihsve recently gwen
your "Wom destroyer" sererA TRIALS, sar sld
wonderfully cficAc Gus n has not failed IA slcge
pretty large county practice. and have daily use Tor
sotne article ofthe kind. ! am free 20 confess
hat know 81 no remedy recommended ~ the sbssi
authoriiss that certain and sIeedy .ts effects.
90 the contrary, they ere uncertain ~ The extreme,
Ny objset IN writing 90 ind out upon what terms
! can get the medicine directly from you. II csn
get 10 upon easy terms, shall use great deal Of 10.
am aware that the use OF such articles IL contrary 20
the tese hing, and practice q great ms)oniy ofths
rsSsiay line dscafding remedy which We khos W
10 sufficient simply bceau-e Ne may be ignorant Oft
eombinAIion. Dor my p0t, Alal make ~ . tnis "
use All and every means % alleviate suffering human.
~ vhsah may be aide 10 cofnmAnd--oot ke.ltailns
tecsass soDs one more Ingenious than my self has.
leaned ts effects hrsi, and secured the cole right 10
serurs that knowledge. Ho~stef. am BY no means
On advscsie or supporter Of the thousand % ~ortss.
nesfuins thsf rood the county. that prport 70 cure
al msnner OF diseases % vhieh sesh l. heir. Pleas
reply sooE. and inform me ofyoss beat terms.
am, or, very re.pscifuiiy,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09
No. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
LOnASvt1lo. Ky.
I'D. IH ..au"
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To My United State. and World. Vide

II HAVE recelsed many TESTIMONIALS from ysVfss
sions and medical men, As my kimsnars and VAR.
Gus publication have shown all % whch sesuine.
The follosing from highly educated and popular
physician N Georgia, is certainly Of the mos,
sensible communications have ever received. pf.
Clement knovs eIActiy what he speaks Of, and his
testimony deserves 10 be written IN letters u gold.
Hear what The Doctor says Of buli's Worm Dss-
troyer; ..# ........
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-09

rt'HR proprietor Of this celebrated medicine in sy
claims for TIA superiority all remedies ever
offered ~ the Iublc for the ss certain, s,sdy
81 Agile ara Psvef, Chills AMI Fever
whether OF short or long standing. lie refers 20 the
entire Western and Southv estern country 10 bear him
testimony 10 the truth of the assertion, that In no
cse shasver viii II fail 10 cure, the drectops are
strictiv followed and carried out In great many
single dose has been sufficient for cure, and
whole families have been cured by a single bottle,
With perfect restoration Of the general health ls,
however, prudent and In every case certain 10
week two after the disease has been chez
especially in difficult and long standing cases. Csu.
ally, this mrsioine will not require any aid 10 keep
the towels IN good order sb-uld the patient howey-
or, rcorire caihaftlh n.dcine AMER having taken
three or four doses Of the Topta, single dose Of
Bulls Vegetable Family pills viii be sun.
eieEt, NJ .H.t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-16
The Teeth of a Horse.

Atfive years of age a horse has for
ty teeth. These are tWenty-fOur mo-
lar or jaw teeth, twelve incisor or
front teeth, and four tusks or canine
teeth, between the molars and incis-
ors, usually wanting in the mare.
At birth, only the nippers or middle
ineisOrs appear. At year old, the
iucisors are all visible on the first or
milk set. Before three years, the
permanent nippers have come
through. At four years old the per-
manent dividers next to the nippers
are out. Atfive the mouth is perfect,
the second set of teeth having been
completed. At six, the hollow under
the clippers, called the mark, has dis
appears, and diminished in the divid-
ers. At seven, the mark has disap-
peared from the dividers, and the
next teeth, or corners, are level,
though showing no mark. At eight,
the mark has gone from the corners,
and the horse is said to be aged.
After this time-indeed, good au-
thOrities say after five years-the age
of horse can only be conjectured.
But the teeth gradually change their
form, the incisors becoming round,
oval, and then triangular. Dealers
sometimes bishop The teeth of the
old horses that Is, scoop them out TO
initiate the mark; but this can be
known by the absence OF the white
edge OF enamel which always sur
rounds the real mark, by the shape of
the teeth, and other marks Of age
about the animal.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-16
Cheap Portable Fence.

We find in an exchange the follow
ing description Of cheap fence that
may be erected for permanence, or
can be easily moved
''Take a full fence, four pieces of
boards six inches wide and of the
common length, sixteen feet. To
these put OIL three cleats, one at each
end and one in the middle, nailed
with either hammered or with good
eight-penny cut nails annealed, OF at
least those that will clinch good.
These will make pannels easily hand
ed, and when set up in the desired
place, let each alternate pannel have
cleats face in opposite directions.
The ends of the boards on one pam
mel would put up to the cleat on the
other; the boards in this little space
arc double, A pair Of stakes arc
then to be driven into the ground, the
top boards resting on the stakes
where they intersect; they also rest
on the top edge of the second boards
from the top. In this way the stakes
serve as a wise to hold the whole to-
gether. The stakes can stand straight
enough, so that but little ground viii
be lost from cultivation"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-16
HUKORs OF THE DAY.
Lawyers mouths arc like turnpike
gatcs-neycr open except for pay.
a pound of fiesh'-a prize fight.

Lawyers mouths arc like turnpike
gates-neycr open except for pay.
a pound of fiesh'-a prize fight.
a tail that never wags-a carts
tail.
Earth's hottest spot-the oil re-
gions,
In pocket picking, as in almost
every thing else, a man never sue
ceeds until he gets his hand in.
Wherefore is q darkey with no hair
on the top of his head, like candid
ate for club who has been rejected
by its members? Because he's
black bald Individual.
Ho! Ho!-William Rowe was az
rested in q Western town the other
day for beating his wife with a hoe
own Rowe.
A Michigan census-taker came
across a man who had been married
five years, but had never inquired his
Wife's christian name. He always
called her Say
Our devil was prevented from Sec
| ing his sweetheart the other evening,
by pressing engagement.
The proverb that stolen kisses are
sweet, is enforced by the fact that
they generally come from lasses.
There will be much rejoicing
among husbands. Ali the Paris fash
ion papers have suspended publica-
ton.
In Bates county, No, on Tuesday
last; John Hit was married to Mary
Miss. In was a 'palpable hit
Young women often keep their
lovers by tears. Yes says GrumWig,
1ove' like beef, is preserved by
brine
Some women paint their face, and
| then weep because it doesn't make
them beautiful. They raise hue
and cry.
! There is said to be an old gentleman
living in Wilson county, Tenn, who
! has not been in Lebanon, the county
seat, since he went there in 1887 to pro-
cure his marriage license. He says
| he hasn't had any business there since
A gentleman who has unfortunate
~ broken his word, is anxious tC
procure some cement that will repair
it. The same composition will
which people mend their manner;
may possibly answer.
To make a man drunkard give
him a wife who will scOld him every
time he comes hOme.--Ec.
To make a woman scold, give hcl
a husband who comes home drunk
WOWnn'S Journal.
If you are very precise man anC
wish to be certain of what you gG
never marry a girl named Ann, fol
we have the authority of Lindlcy
Murry and many others, for the as
sertiOn, that Ann is an indefinite ar
ticle.'
People who are fat can easily be re
duced by reducing their food and giving
them more exercise. Such persons mus
not sleep too much. Long sleep tattens
Thin people, on the contrary shOult
| sleep a great deal.
First and only Mathematical pillow
MURFEE's SUB-SOIL.