davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21
WALKER & ALLEN

HAVE on hand the following articles
which thew will dispose q a very low rates 10 eioss
consignment
Superior Columbia River Salmon;
Superior Frazo River salmon
Oregon Flour, hlf and qr sacks;
California Flour hlf andqr Sacks
Oregon Pilot Bread:
Calif1rnia Pilot Bread;
Caiiiaruia Navy Bread;
Firkins Eastern Butter.
Gases McMurrry's Oysters;
Cases Preserved Meats;
Cases Green Corn.
Cases Green Peas;
Manila cordage y to 3 inch
20 inch Buriap-, superior quality;
New Iron sugar Coolies.
Chests Tea:
Cases Oune Oil;
Barrels Pitch;
Hawaiian Beef warranted;
On. \. o. Kona Coffee;
No. hawaiian Rice;
No. Collie Rice:
Boiled Linseed Oh IN Drums;
White Lead in Kegs;
White Zinc IN Kegs; 4Simr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-06
EVENING STAR.

s 'Eg' L''7' liftssE B'sr' Af'tr ResHsrt 4

s l.ys Ljr-s l1ftseR HsErs Afsr P>sus-a .ii0a-
St,'-irT 81 re Doctors.
John III. Sksgxs. Who Wss bsngei at Bloom
ID No. on the s7th ult., AMI sabsequsatiy
resiOTed to life bv 81, etti sitv. died in nfteen
hOnrs after he was low ert from the gail0ws.
The u Louis Republican sys- .r
>kaPgS va= hung at ten minutes past one IN
tie after noon. and after thu physicians hsd
s'rrn operating upon him mp 70 ne2IIy nlns
a.ttempt was given up "a hopeless Dr. Sanders
The FIST 20 desisi, then DR.. Mcdonald. and
finally Or Jackson II Was nine O'Clock when
sheriff Kitchen le4t him Skaggs was then
h tore thrs M Was very weak, but had whe1 the
RsIvauie battery was no- in operation thrown
Ms ieft arm over bis orc az and then by bis side
lie last action OF the doctors was 10 eX1unins
SEFggs~ tongue and no sooner had Dr.
~. IJOnaid done this than he picked mp his hat
and walked ont. Sksgys was able 70 open AID
sLa- rs Fy6>. and a. the Sheriff ste pped near
tie beds. they followed him. They also fol-
loved tie movements Of T. :. Butts. who was
sn the reea,. Is -. perhaps. fo-tunIr-rbr tnsse
= II Esed in daii, '~sa:a stare iaree m IN
remained b. the body a. IT, lsy on the bench in
re O mly lighted room OF the court house. AMI
they wGfCi Cd Il naTrOlvly. Skaggs secnsei t.
Gain strength. but after midnight his breathing
very iabOred. Al foar O'Clock next raorR-
Ius Z Wa almost in3Udibis. AMI II ffS r.
stopped. >kaggs had az last died He never
spoke Fiter ha was hanged. There Was "a
little difference abOut the burial OF the body.
Nr. Chaymon. attorney, who had received
"FueT 1Ecr1 SkagES a w the disposition Of the
BODY, asked the sheriff to inter IL at the expense
81 the county. Colonel Kitchen said Mr.. Chap
nan ard the doctors had cOutended that he had
no right 10 interfere IL the matter after the
man had teen cut down. and now he would have
nothing 20 do with it. unless Mr.. Chapman
declined 20 DO what he considered his MIR.
ChapWan'~) duty. II he would rot bury il he
the Sheriff would get twenty men to assist At
II without any expense to the county. Mr..
Chapman had the hotv inferred. A grave was
iug on tire hank of MIlier'S Creek, outside the
town, and Skaggs was buried at five O'Clock on
Saturday evening. Not far from where he laid,
the remains IF three men who were lynched for
horse stealing during the war. were rudely
inferred
ga wealthy 81. Louis company Il said 10 be
preparing to bald factory in the very midstoi
the cotton fields, for the manufacture on a large
scale IT domestic fabrics and cotton yarn.
V'The women of Italy promise Themselves
the right of voting at municipal elections within
next two years The movement is making re-
InaIkable headwav.
aF-OnC Of the best WAYS of decreasing crime
among the members OF both sexes is to destroy
the belief (which j. steadily spreaiing} that il
- vulgar 10 work for a living.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

QUARTERNASTFR g NERAL orFgcE. y
NASHIN ToN. ID @, Alrnst y. l10
L. ceal~t Proposals Tor incIpSiug the taitei
States Mililary A-yium - ,ldiers iiar-5 SGgtsnsl
street road, " shingtaa ~ g. AMI tsa Arlin ..St
ana Ai-Nanirts Va Nafian n Cen -t-r-s. viii De
rsceiAet Al tue offc- 81 ~ q lzrs-rsna- Sra--sl
"sshinRtou, ID. until Srp'-nbnr =. ie-p. - lcn.
=. he ieng d OF t.e enclosures wi D. az falsws-
tnite. "s Military Asvi'Gm tuetnry ? i2T iinoal
feet. '
PrcPosals Ar, invited for stone ~ b-ick EzIi.
plans ard spec hcstio-s for which can he
ofceoi the t,ra Germ t~'er Ca raj Tor irsn rai
ings signs Tor which are IN itea gth - BID.
or tor h-dcas.
The bids Tor planting hedge. m at .s.ciT, ia
hedge plants int "A - De- usel aaI On IL contain
aeuarauiy 20 sep ia m ia erl. for t.-te m 1,sh
after planting. The ditchss u h. n-.nx,aA i,,..s
hiately, and The hedges ~ be planted Ia Soyeaber
next.
II. Proposals arc also ,nvitei f1r JniIdIag lodge
OF seneca stone A. Zach II the National Cen st-ris
az the United States N iiitary Asylum, 10 a., ac.
Alexandria. va. piens and specification. for when
can be seen .; this Office
Ill Each bid mns; be accompanied by a good and
SUFFICIENT guar afty 81 at letst two respsu- par
ties thst the Contract. n awarded. Will b. prom p-ly
and faithfully executed.
Nv. The Government reserves 10 itself the riyht 20
re-. g ali Dds Uusatis tory.
v Proposals should be p >iniy endorsed. - ropc-
-als Tor lnclo=ults Tor National Lemstrrias. or
Proposals for Lodges for National a.. t.-isries,
sud be addressed 10 the oasrrerI1Sstsr General, q.
:. A.
VI. The Proposals viii he orenea in the presence
Of the hliders al this office, the sih f p "a
her, lS7o. al noon. . NEEss
Qusri.russter General, Brsyet MAJOR General Uni-
ted States Army aus-G
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PROPOSALS FOR coal AND KINDLISa


pFfoT erARTERMASrER oFFICU,
Sealed Proposals viii be received ~ AZ sfIs,a
until y N sept mber g, lsn. from resp ,usill. par
ties 20 keep on hand and deliver as re- aired AZ az.
various eccs ard officers 4usfr-r- in this city apl
AZ Fort whlppie. Va thr-e hundred Anl twanty
two a22l cords OF hiuding M0s-i ant nine ma adrf
and ninety hve tsa5l tons nf merrllAnfa ali Wblfs
Ash or ether snthracff- aa' Of size ssu-ag ~ called
Tor Tree iron slste and dust OF dir Asi9 20 Vega
2ie pounds - the TIN, ~ follow.
At FORT Mbipple, Va. about fnyn0 pauais.
To Do delivered fpr- N yariors points In tht.
city about Is 80 pou fis
Separate Prop 1sais will also be received for IA.
delivery 81 the eutire gm luu' a. ths q afafnmant
Corral, corner - Ninctcenih and streets
Gusrsntet- signed ~ two q snsible ~lraties for
sum equal O. two ;AirIs ~ IA. amount - each bid
AL lie required q each hiifcr that a. viii. "a sur
cessfnl, execute a contract b. sccoElau1 81 IA.
the award i made
IT, fuel will De inspected. weighed aud IN asur-a
by an inspector ~ prollf 4 By recsaf az 81 81.
crsss. and at 40 b made month tor guan-
uty Received, II IN funds, ar as sspn ia srrtst-r
funds prO-i9ed Tor IN" purpose. the cert rats
livery has been ordered
Should the contractor tan - flrniSi tha kiai ant
quantity OF wood cBx attracted tor. q gl is purchased
In open market and difference "a c5si charged q,
him.
The right = reserved 20 reject ANY or al Lls m,
deemed adv antagt Gus = ia Soyrgurl-nt.
Proposals will ~ st'r-ssei & ths unf ~ .iEnef.
plainly marked - Prop osals for fuai Bidders are
invited To be present NJ the . 9 ming.
WILLIAM MYERS.
Byt. Brig .naral & A.
~ AZ Il A. sn a.
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DIED.

QUINCY. On the oh instant, OF corsump:ion
Mus LIZA W. QUINCY.
The frie nds If the family respectfully invited
20 attend her funeral from her late Je-ide1cs, No
sos N street north, between 5th and 9th streets gu
Thur Sday afternoon, at ) clock. 2tr
BROWE On the ath instant, MARTHA A.
BkDW v. daughter Of John and klizaDeth Brown,
eyed y years, months and 81 DAYS.
Funeral this evenir al o clock.
philadelphia papers please copy.1
oCcNNELL- Ia GeUrgetown. Septenlher 9Th, 9
S'SlCck aud 20 minutes, MARY bESRtEfrs,
infant daughter # Michael and Mary q. Council,
a.ed year. mo- fhs ard 10 days.
lie funeral will take pla from the residence OF
her nts, Valley street, Georgetown, ID. o.,
Wednesday, September 9Th, o'clock .. 70. The
friend. ard relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited To- attend
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nFfICE ~ tbs CHIEs oUARrERMAsTER
" fhIsD bisrklSr PREPAYMENT

iHlLA pkLPHIk. Anxusf -. l-T0
Said Pa posats an trlpicste ~fll b. oivel AT
tbs ofhce ~ 20 Il q oleek NJ. THURSDAY. sep
tfnbtE E4,lNe ioT setting ''tf-se- Orange Plsnt-"
Gronnd the following tanned National Cem.t -rie- IA
The - fes q Fsnnsylv New Jersey. Maryiana
aud North Carolina, tisE the purpose ii .nclo.,ug
ihe came v lth s-cuTe heazing
Beverly National Cemetesy. Beverly. y =
knnas"is NatieUsl Cemetery. Am apoiis. Nd
Newbsrne National Cemetery, N-wbern- ~
Wilmington National Cernetery. " Wilmington, N q.
Bal' tEh aiisnal Cemetery. ealeish. y. a
Salisbury = stiuusi tcm-tery. salisbury. y q.
ka"h proc al must De sccasn pan ted 10y -uiiic~nt
guafastec That IN the event ot the tha
rrop-al the bidder viii enter into a contract ior tlp
pantinG -. the hedging
The euartcrms-ters Department reserves the
right Go reject any and all ilds.
Any additional iniCr nation desired by parts.s
washing 10 bad viii lie furnished upon april, alton
this office.
Bidders III be required a. bind themselves thar n
the plants 10 not thrive. THAI thes will renS ths
Tor period y Two years, A. tbey NAV happen "a,
tail during that time
HENRH q. HODGES.
War and 'sssrteTma-t-r 4 - atuiv.
Chief quar- termsster, fhrd District. Dcpartm-ut a
the East. - l-Ga
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3lY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID tSucCessOrs to James q. Mcclure & Co ID
Southwest cOTler Penna. avenue and Ilth tire

HCUSFHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
At Attr ZION.
q On THURSDAY HORklNG. September :
Va ~ ~ @ clock. We Will sell, AZ No. got New
~ Jtr-ey aycTUe. between Il and q streets
tsouth, tcapiIol HILL an assortment OF FurDi
ture. SC. consisting in part Of
brussels, Three ply aud Ingram & ,rpets
NahcPany Eair C!Uth pari Furniture
NahC 2any Secretary sn1 Book Case
y slI ut " hat not, Msniel Ornament.
Walnut and AahC cauy Tables
y Glr ut EXtsTsiop Dining Table
oil Paintings aud Fire EIgrayiugs
tryCEeIy and Glass War
Window Sh1hcs. Toilet SIS
MabCCar.y Chamber Furniture
Hair auc HuIk MATTRESSES
Feather Beds, BClsteTs Al q Pillows
B!anl cts. Comforts. Spreads &C
Cooking stove Refrigerator
Kitchen Requisites &c. &c.
Als". superior s,ddle and Bride.
1-Ins cash.
- dts COOPER ( LAT1NER Aurts
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NOrIcL Io c0NrRAc.o OLE
pRoPOsALs FoR CoAt..

nErhRTMENr AeErrgr rr-pE
WASH E ION. n. &. cepfaln Hf.r Q. 80
= alad Proposals will - rtreiysl ar tha .sHirs
nn,li a. clock on sATu RpA the ~; 81 .ot
Tor furnishing this Department with rWa ht-frrf
and twenty hve IS tons liz m ton .fah.
beet = bite IN No. D ~ Bruktn coal. 20 D. flflr
oughy sCIeeuesi ana deli, ered within 90. uir.ath
trum ne GATE II contract. ~ fo,lONs. o. wit
lotvhs, - D Put the vaults q toe ACrittI-
fsTal buildirg
'5tons, Delivered al the Green b"u-es 1t ~ D.
partnent.
SUBJECT 90 the Rsusl conditions q government
contrsct-. cladiI THE act 81 fnly N. ls-o.
HoRACE fApRpN.
So = Cnnf~.bsuar & Auriruffuse
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STEAM Garrett BEATING WORKS,
y No. IS Name AreaNe, befsceea ~ aad 6A SITS.
The undersigned 10 now prepared 70 execute ell
ders ct short notice In the CLEANING OF CAk-
PETS, OF ell qualities ard sizes FOR informstion
call for circular. uyS-ul l.. RICK.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

In virtue of tive writs o! eri facas issu from the
Clerks Office II the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia and tore directed. 4 will sell n. public
sale for cesh in front IF the Court House door of said
District, Oh MONDAY, the 18th day of September
next At u o'clock m, all Geo w. q. Eslns right,
i1le, claim and interest in and to the following pro-
perty to wit, viZ-LOs Nos 10 and ii, in square No
! also. subdivision lots Nos II and Is of ma of
square No 3D. tog ,ther with all and singular, the
improvements thereon, in the city Of Washington.
j.. o.. seized and levied npon the property OF
Geo. w. q. EsiiD and will be sold to .tisfy exscu
ti0n No. 6 a3l at law in favor OF VIM y. MatfinQIy
and Nos 1926 1875 1869 and ISL in equity in favor of
George u. W hitting AGAINST Antnnie Pelletier, Geo.
W. q. Eslin, II. T.. Gill and N +. Onions.
ALEX. SHARP,
au23 dtds u. 3. Marshal, ID. q.
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ of feri facias on judg uent of
Condemnation, issued from the Clerks Office of the
supIcne Court of the District of Columbia, and TO
ne directed, will sell. at public sale, for cash, in
front OF the court house door of said district ON
MONDAY, the Y: day of September next. 1870, at
interest in and to the undiv ided half part of Lot No
g. IN Square Ne. sse, beginning for the at the
southeast cerner of said lot on south q sire st. and
running thence Is feet: thence north 10 feet
inches thence east Is feet and thence south l22 feet
Inches to the place Of beginning, together with All
and singular the in provements thereon in the city
OF ashington, y. o seized and levied upon as the
property OF Patrick Frawley and will be soi to sat
thy. ALEX SHAEP
au 3-dts u. g. Marshal, ID. q.
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MARRlEsD.

CROGGON-HALLEk. On the L. instant, At the
TesicepCe 6f the bride father, in A,tic1 Indiana
10y q Rev Samuel Beck. Mr.. JOHN II. CRO,4GoS,
81 W 1shirg'on, e. Miss ANNA Vi. HALLER
daughter Of Samuel Halter, ksa.
SICkEI S-FRASER On the 9Th OF September
JAC kSUN n. sICkE Of Arkansas, and A II
rUNlA, daughter II A. h. Fraser, Ecu OF AK
ardris county, Va
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AUCTION SALES.


- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. SO. Southeast corner TN and D streets.
TRUsTEEy SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
AND 49, g STREETS SOUTH. IsLANDJ Ar
~ .os TUESDAY, the eth day Of September. I
M, by virtue Of deed q frmst from s siaGs
S f ne, ssd others to he .uSscribsr s-srpg
WSnson e%n "a the s. isPe iGss9T. s
ess ci D1%ss r ling and being in
PaIt Of bot number seventeen, ~, in sau.re
numbered Eve hundred asd eighty five SIS Having
of fleet e an aleJ the cause and distances shown
on dsy Of sale, together with tire Improvement
Terms Of saIe One sSird cash; bsieoee ia and u
months, the purcha give notes for the def-rr
eyancs and stsmps 3, cost 81 a1y ., SALE An con-
given and deed Of trust taken. $50 De paid down
sale are not eornplied win ia i've DAYS sttr ..s S
trustee reserves the ri2hs to resell the pr perry t
the risk and cost of the dsaultinz purchaser by adj
yerh.lng sush resale three times in The Evening
,usa-.od,,a! soB aHT. Z fEKGysos; Trustee.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319. Southeast corner 7th and streets.
FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS. FRONT
T M F NEM SITkEET BE
a. On TtESDAT, the 9th %, of September next,
sISme shall sell on the premises, az s.; O'Clock D.
Square No ia each being % ia I front by average
epih 25 feet, making good buding sites for per-
SONS Wishing to invest TOR private residences: gas
Terms; One: half cash; balance and 1. months
purchasers $40 d1w ne cn each L1t When sold
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sra TIES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ of fieri facias, issued from the
Clerks Office Of tn, Supreme Court Of the District of
ColuHbia. and 30 me direc ed will sell at public
sale, for cash, in front of the Court House door
OF said District, on MONDAY, the 18th cay of Sep
TENDER next 1870, at II O'Clock me- all defend ants
right. title claim, and interest in and to Lot No IL,
ia square No 49, i'll the city Of Washington, D. e.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
Tho mas II Barron and will be sold to satisfy execu-
ton Ne 6.s5, in favor of John W KeHaedy aud John
l.. Kendall. ALEX'R SHARP
aU23 6tGs u. ) Marshal, D. u.
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PROPOSALS
NUTiCETo UoNrn.CIoAs

NUTICET To COSrK.CIOKs
- - SrpsF'ssisrasns AZ s-'syshs 49,,
(cfTfGrftrcEs- F1uftrnua al No kasadnaEs. y
trsW ia. hassF-rfrH. y. g. ~eo-. =. ~ 4
Sealed rrrrnsaisNil - cavcs . ~. url'-r
,5rre-r ~ the Naycr' II - rttN Tn, -c- THURS
PAY the i5;n d.y q /, l,,u.n ias.s.g'; iar "a
Fourth. fih. and Ninth strte:s west, q the usrJh
lire 81 y street north
FOR further infoi rl.tian apnlv ~ tha oir ~ fh-
Superintendent and lsspsCtor, Nhf ~ -psiRrafiau
csu lie steu cs"ry day. fr,in n a. ~. q p
WI y kSNTH.
sesoo'd snrf and fu~rect"r. iSe sc
NUTECk TO CONTAGIOUS
80 ~ = fsffHtfH itng aad fasfsrfar a. = 49,.
tHTT -ff-rs. f'r-r~rus. - Z " ErfIfrugs. y
=, tnE t1a'l. Hssttssfos. q. a.. S-rt s. 30
- sN'e - 'n.>ais MAJ he Tegs v-d i. the under.
DAY 81 a. s!or sthce. gatG l2In, ~ TliJR n
- ~ - 81 >-prrnltrT. r. sfsif. fHr fh.
~, 80 ~ ,okS rRVCTING IHF sEWTgAt.E
- = s.E-St norm, hssusc- New Y.rk All We're a.
~ 49, Nance viih the plane sD st.-rit -
~ y an te sen az thc OFF, vi ~. e,,,,,f,
tSl.v'hr - insrNcior every dSy frpn ~ \ 81, -
NJ To fnsin sewerage ~ be ,.s...,., -. =,
Ifor,fig bNfo'T ing along she iins Tl,e f-.r. 49,,
n an hole and latersis 20 BE paid out 81 80 ftPs
the ward Nm rp.,s ~ ~
r's-totu sup aud ln~r-Cfur. -
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klY THOS. r. WAaGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker AID Auctinneer.
NJ dig Seventh street, opposite the Post Office.
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RI GRIMM q WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
No S19, southwest corner 7th and ID treets

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN SQUARE No
1913 AT AUCTION.
"a On tRlDAY EEXT. the 9Th instant AZ
70" ci"ck m, We she'll sell, IN front of the prem
$50, lot No. 81. in Square No. lbs, fronting n
ltt on islode Island ayepup, bet~een 18th and 18th
alley. "
Terms: One hall cash; the balance in six and
twelve months. for notes b~arfng Interest and 50
cHr'l by a deed of trust on the premises Az con.
ytyarcirg and revenue stamps at purchasers cost
go VIII be required o. the day Of sale.
et5-d GREEN ~ WILLIAMS
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o.sEiAsE sissE GfAcf ( HSss {
a5T End lTe Fourteenth ssrest A
khPAIkIh0 In al It's branches.
A. 1s.,sasy an J~ Rpssss, Hs'sss o. eS"""'
As.nt Tor BEsx:ssrS oo.,t sf Bsssas strsssl I'm
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4 NlTED STATES MARSuAL's SALE.
In yirtue sf writ Of feri facia-, Issued from the
tieI& Office of the Supreme Court of the hi strict
81 ConH bin and 70 me directed, will sell at publ
safe tor cash in front Of the Court House door of
said District. on MONDAY. the 18th day OF Septem-
Der nest 1870, At u O'Clock all Defendants right,
title. claim and interest IN and ~ Lor No, - Of VIM
Todd subdivision of original Lot No a, IN S1u arc
No 6i2 in he City of Washington. ID. O. together
with all and Singular the Improvements thereon
ard seized and levied Upon the property of John
Wiiams. and will he s-li 10 satisfy Execution ~
in favor OF George weide.
ALEXANDER SHARP,
c3-1
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NgTAsHINGTOs. NORFOLK AND RoSTol
w STEAMBOAT COMPANY

GEEzT EtDCCT1ON or FANG DUgJ Mo-
TIE SUMME en- SEASON
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-02-24
From the spectator.
Moscow, FEBRUARY 10th, 10.

In acco rdance with notice in the Harrisonbnrg
and Stanton papers, large and public spirited
meeting of the citizens of these counties took
place here.
On motion of Maj. J. NJ. McCue, Capt. Philan-
der Herring, of Rockingham was called to the
chair, and on motion of Mr.. Thos. Z. Hogsett,
Dir. Jas. A. Hamrck was appointed Secretary.
Maj McCue explained the object of the meet
ing at some length, and presented memorial to
the Bait &. O. r. r. Co., which was unanin nous
ly adopted.
On motion of Mr. Thos. E. Hogsett, the follow
in, preamble and resolution were unani mously
adopted:
whereas, Col NJ. G. Hartman and Hon. II. W..
Shelley have been untiring and active in their eff
forts to secure to the Valley the benefits of this
road, and giving of their time and means liberal
ly to that end, therefore,
70 Resolued, That our thanks are hereby most
-cheerfully extended to them for their Hberality
in the past, and their services earnestly soic-
rited in the future
On motion of Capt. T. N. Clarke, it was resov-
ed; That the Press being the great lever of pub
lie opinion and tho several papers in Baltimore,
but especially the Gazette and Sum- with those of
the Valley Counties have done much to enlist pub
lilo sympathy in behalf of this Valley R. R., we
do hereby extend them our sincere thanks, and
invoke their active and Jealous cooperation in
the future. ~ s-.ff
oPmotloa otaiai sfceue, The chair arpoinasa
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-02-24
Special Notices.
IRRITABLE INvALIDs.

Indigestion not only affects the physical health
but the dispositions and tempers Of its victims
The dyspectic, too, in o measure demoralized by
his sufferings He is subject to hts of irritation,
sullenness, or despair, as the case mag be.
preernatural constituencies which he cannot con-
troll, leads him to misconstrue the words and
acts of those around him, and his intercourse
even with those nearest and dearest to him is
not unfrequently marked by exhibitions Of testi
ness foreign to his real nature. These are the
mental phenomena of the disease, for which the
invalid cannot be justly held responsible, but
they occasion much household discomfort. 1t is
to the interest of the home oirole it is essential
to family harmony as well as to the rescue Of the
principal sufferer from state not far removed
from incipient insanity, that these symptoms OF
mental disturbance be promptly removed. This
can only be done by removing their physical
cause, arrangement Of the functions Of the
stomach and its allied viscera, the liver and the
bowels. Upon these three important organs Hos
letters Stomach Bitters act simultaneously, pro
ducing thorough and salutary change in their
condition. The vegetable Ingredients Of which
the preparation is composed are Of q renovating,
regulating and Alternative character and the slim
ulant which lends activity to their REMEDIAL vir-
tues is the purest and best that can be extracted
from the most wholesome Of all cereals. viz ::
sound sye. No dyspeptic can take this genial
restorative for single week without experience
ing notable improvement in his general health.
Not only will his bodily sufferisgs abate from
day to day, but his mind will recover rapidly
from its reslessness and irrtabiiity, and this
happy change will manifest itself in his demean-
or to oil around him.