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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-09-08
Richmond advertisements.
OLD DOMINION

THE OLD DOMINION IS the most popular
Mill sold in Virginia, we having sold nearly four
hundred ourselves. 1t is made witt two tubs for
pre- sing, so that the Mill and Press can both be
KEEP, constantly at work.
In teal of the old fashioned graters we have
;tIoI ed the crushing rollers, which all admit to
be tie best mode OF extracting the juice from
the apple This mill man be run by hand or
horsepower. The following may be mentioned
among the decided advantages Of the sold Do
minion:'
lst. 1t is so simple that the most incxperienc-
ed cannot fail to understand the principle of OPP
Grating it at once, and so strong that the most
careless cannot get it out of order.
I'd. The grinding rollers are adjustable, so
that it BE adapted to the grinding of all kinds
If fruit.
Sd. Curved grades on the strainer board un-
der the tubs, SO that tho Mill is self centering,
and the most inexperienced cannot misplace the
receivers.
The popularity of the grinding rollers is such,
that the apple is thoroughly crushed, and larg-
er quantity of cider can be obtained from the
same amount Of apples than by the use of any
other Portable Mill.
PUBLIC TESTIMONIALS.
FIRST REMIUMs 1868.
AT the Staunton (Augusta) County Fair. the
s.American,' Hutchinson s'scully,' and Old
Dominion competing the Old Dominion took the
FIRST Premium. At the Rcckbridge Agricultural
Fair, the .sAmerican'' and Old Dominion Compel
ing, the Old Dominion again bore off the first
honors. These facts speak for themselves, as the
committees in both instances were gentlemen of
Thoroughly practical knowledge and large expert
ence.
FIRST EMIUMS IN 1859.
AWARDED THE OLD DOMINION WINE AND
CIDER MILL.
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR. Rich nond, Va.
AUGUSTA COUNTY FAIR, Staunton, Va.
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY FAIR, Lexington, Va.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE Fair, Raleigh, n G.
CHEROKEE GEORGIA FAIR, Rome, Georgia.
Triumphant over all competitors, wherever and
whenever exhibited, the OLD DOMINION has
justified the ecomiums of all its purchasers. For
1870 we shall have in the market early a very
large number, and hope to be able to fill orders
promptly. This favorite Cider Mill is made in
our own shops by experienced workmen under
the immediate direction of our Mr.. H. NJ Smith,
by whom it was invented, and both Mill and me-
chanical construction is fully warranted. Price
$45, sept 1-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-09-08

DELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
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Agents wanted everywhere, liberal induce
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r owe and Matriuaony,

II How to marry, who to marry, and when
to marry. The affections may be gained by fol-
lowing simple rules, and all may marry happily
without regard to wealth, age, CIR beauty. Send
stamp and address.
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Station D. New York.
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COVELL & CO..

Warerooms and Office, No. 554 Broadway,
Mandatory, 1877 lS9 Bowery, New York.
nov 11-1v
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Read the following from Mr. Womble, promi
nent Hardware Merchant Of this city -

From Rev. W. Christian, Pastor Dinwid5;e
Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth, Va, October Is, 1869.
This is to certify that l know Dr. Lawrence
we'll. He is gentleman of cultivation. and
worthy of the fullest confidence. | have used
his Koskeo with advantage to myself, and have
adopted its use in my family in cases of nervous
debility and depression.
W. H. CHRISTIAN
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The AR1oN Piano is the CHEAPEST, MOST DuRA-
BILE, LEAST COMPLICATED, requires less TUNING
and of IL ;c
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K 0 S K o O!

Endorsed aid r. commended by the President Of
the Faculty of the E. Medical College
Of the City of New York
Professor R. S. NEWTON, ND.
Professor ana President Of the Faculty, late
''Pro esso1 Theory and Practice" of
Medicine, Cincinnati, &C.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-08-24

Elements on She lands of SAID c,inpiny IN the
san Lois rar,, In the Territories II COlunidu
AM New VI Nic1, and, in roEneCiiuufhvTcwtt
- establish such agcuctcs as II may de-, IN drsit
able, To- purchase, hold, least, sull nud mori-
gage ANY real estate situated IN the san Louis
Park IN said Territories. ar either III them nov
owned or contracted Tor 10y ANY II The l'ctson~
named In the first section of this act with any
co tenant thereof, bis or their heirs or assigns
10 survey, lay out, and improve the same; "a
establish, maintain, and operate wagon roads I"
and upon its property; 10 construct aud main
tain railroad and telegraph line from any point
on lands of said company In the san Louis farN,
TO the nearest and most practicable point on
either the Kansas Pacific railroad, the Union
Pacific railroad the Denver Branch nilroau, 81
the Atchson. Topeka aud Santa Fc railroad, AND
the sale company, tor the purpose oil bullulnS
aud operating such railroad, shall nave we
right OF way through the public lands OF ihe
United states from and between the points aiore-
said, the said right ot way being 10 the extent
Of two hundred feet on each side Ot SAID fali
road line and such corporation shall possess ai
the lraHchscs necessary TO enable u 10 pu'u
and operate such railroad tor the lrinspor'a alton
OF freight and passengers, and TO collect anu
receive compensation therefor, and the powers
privileges, and franchises conferred on corpoIa
lions by aud under the provisions OF chapter
eighteen oi the revised statutes OF Colorauo, OF
OF ANY aud all amendments thereto, arc hcT'"N
confirmed to and Invested in said corporation,
subject 10 said statutes tor the purpose OF thls
act: Provided, That this act shaIl not DC .Vn n
,trucd to permit said company to acHulrs u'ie
to any other lands or real estate imam suen "S "
above mentioned. ,
See q. And be 1t further enacted, That sueh
corporation may make and dispose Oi It's pouus
Or other obligations In such amounts, AT euVn
rates and on such terms Is 1t may deem most
for IT. interest. Tor the purpose OF borroMihE
money for She purposes aforesaid, ahd may 80.
cury Tho same Uy a mortgage upon nli or any
part OF Tvs property aud all it, innchiseT' ana
may make the same aud TIE interest thereon
payable Ut such place places rs II may deem
proper, and may hold and transfer such real cH-
late aforesaid and personal property as may pS
necessary for the carrying out OF its general
purposes, and may issue Its stock ana bonds IoI
property and again exchange its property ior I'VE
bonds orstoeA, and may convert any OF It's oOli-
cations, at the option of the holders, INTO stoSk
Of the company without further action OF Tue
stockholders.
See z Aud he It further enacted, That TINS
act shall take effect Immediately, and shall NJ All
times be subject to amendment or repeal ny
Congress, and said corporation shall be subject
to the general laws OF said Territories, and the
States formed therein, operating upon all e0'-
puTutions equally.
Approved July s, 1870.
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An act to amend an act entitled :" An act To carry
into effect provisions Of the treaties bctm'cn
the United States, China, japan, Siam, Pcbia,
and other countries, giving certain iudiial
powers 10 minister, and cunsuls aud other
functuuurics ul the United States in those
countries, and Tor other purpose" appruyOd
June twenty second, eighteen hundred and
sixty.
Bc il enacted 10y the Senate and House Of Rep.
rrscntatyus of the United States of America In
Congress assembled, That the act ul Congress
entitled An act 10 into elect provisions ofthe
treaties between the United States, China, Ja-
nan, Siam, Persia, aud other countries, giving
certain judicial powers to ministers and cOnsus,
or other iunCtiouarivs Of the United States Ii
those countries, and Tor other purposcs,n ap.
proved JuuC twenty second, eighteen hundred
and siNty as 'lr Ms the same j, In conformity
with tho stlpulations OF the treaty with Madn-
glscar, is hereby extended to that country and
It shall be executed In conformity with the pro-
visions OF the treaty aud the usagcs Of Christian
nations IN such casts aud the act shall, In the
same manner, cNtcud To any country Of like
character with which the United states may here
after enter INTO treaty relations.
Sec. = And be II further cuactrd Ils.L<1kc
superior judicial authority conferred On the toII-
sui general ar consul residing ut the capital ot
any country mentioned in such act, or herein
provided Tor including tie power to make de-
crcrs aud regulations, Is hereby vested in the
Secretary at State iOrihu time being.
Sc 3. Aud bu II further enacted That when
any final Judgment Oi the minister to China, ar
TO Japan, is given In the exercise OF original or
OF appellate criminal Jurisdiction, the person
charged with the crime or offence, II he consld-
ers the Judgment erroneous IN point Of law, may
appeal thCrcirOm to the circuit court for the dis
trict OF California; but such appeal shall not
operate us stay OF proceeding, unless the min
istcr shall certify that there Is PROBABLE cause to
.,raIt the same, when the stay -'H,l be such AS
the interest. OF Justice shall require,
Al 4. Z - lt..F H#f Do ID -
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plat in snch case being required, and tllcnds
may be uaid for at the rate of two dolIaand
INV cents pcr acre. Provided further. IN le-
gal subdivisions OF forty acres may be suvi-
dcd into ten acre tracts and that two urOre
ucr.uus. or assnriltinns oI nersons Layiuon-
iiguous claims of any size. although suclIims
may lie less than ten acres each. NAV mal2int
entry thereof. And nrovided further I'll no
location of a placer claim. hereafter mad tiall
exceed onr Lundrri and Sivty acres Tor aone
nerson or ussociation Of nrrs9ns which Zion
sL;rIl conform 10 thc United States suryryIand
nothign In this section contained shall id or
impair any bona tide pre-cmntion or houead
claim upon agricultural lands, or authorize
sale of thg improvements of INV mona idetler
to any purchaser.
Sec. b. Ivnd be II further enacted. Tbatere
aid ncrson or nssocintion they nnd their Int
ors, Shall have held and worked their said inns
for a period equal 10 the time prescribed the
statute OF Limitations for mining claims the
state or Territory where the same may il. ia
ted, evidence OF such possession and work of
the claims for such period shall be sufIici-1o
establish right TO a patent thereto und,hIs
act, In the bscncc OF any adverse claim 90
yidcd, however, That nothing in this actial.
hc.dccmed to impair any lien Which mayaye
attached in any way whatever TO any iing
claim or property thereto attached prior che
Issuance OF patent
Sec. H. And be II further enacted Til all
CX partC aiIidayits REQUIRED 10 he made der
this act or Nhr act of which Il is amcnd,ry
may be verified before any officer authoriz 10
administer ouths within the land district ere
the claims moy be situated
See. 10. Aud lie 1t further unaclcd, Tharg-
i-tcrs and receivers shall receive the santccs
tor services under this act as arc proyidcby
Jaw Tor like services under other acts ufIn-
srcss and That effect shall be given To thosc-
going act according To svch regulations naay
be prescribed by the COMMISSIONS OF the II
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Al, act to incorporate the United State, Freehold
Land and Emigration COMPANY and TO con
Grrn crrtuiL legislation In Colorado Territory.
BE il enacted 6y Tue senate and House OF Rep.
rt,cutatiyc, oil the United States OF America In
Cpngrcs, assembled, That William Giipln, Am.
brnse L Burnside, S. l. NJ. Barlow Charles \
Lombard william ~. REYNOLDS, Ham Hitch
cock Henry ". Gray Morton {. Fisher and
such other puTsous "a may be associated with
them and their sucCcssUrr, are hereby created u
body polite aud corporate, in the Territories of
Colorado and N"w Mexico, by the name, STYLE
and tnlr OF tie " United Stntcs Freehold Land
aud Emigration Company" AID by that name
shall have sucur-aiOu, an sAull be able to sue
aud me sued, plead aud be implicated, defend
and be defended, ~ M proper courts nl law and
equity, aud may make aud have common seal.
capital stock OF iho saiu rnrp"Htinn shall nc
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An act 10 incorporate the National Bolivian Nay
igaiion Company.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House ol Rep.
rcscntativCs OF the United States OF America IN
Congress assembled, That George T., Church,
William ii. Reynolds, jerome u. ChailCc ;. l..
NJ. Barlow, james y. MaCkiC Charles \. Lam
bard, and George F. Wilson, and such other per
sons as may he associated with them and their
successors, are created body polite aud COrup-
rate 10y the name, style, and title OF the Ma
tonal Bolivian Navigation Company and by that
name shall have perpetual succession, and shall
be able to sue and be sued, plead aud he im.
pleaded defend and be defended, in all courts Of
law aud equity within the United States, and
may make and have y common seal. And the
said corporation shall hayc power 10 own, sell,
build purchase, mortgage, and charter steam
and other vessels, and employ the same IN nav.
igation between the United States and the ports
OF South America, or upon the rivers and uaVi-
gable waters OF Bolivia and Brazil, and may hold
such real and personal property al every kind
as may be necessary or useful IN connection
with the said business, and may, under author
ity Of the Peruvian and Bolivian governments,
engage in public works connected with such
transportation, or which may become necessary
In order to develop the same m, upon, or near
the said rivers, and Tor that purpose may issue
its bonds other obligations secured by Il
pledge ui its property and franchises, Provided,
That the ULitcd States shall not be responsible
ioI loss oI damage resulting from the transpor-
tatou OF property to, ar Investment made In,
any foreign country
See . And be Ii further enacted, That the
capital stock Of the said corporation shall BE- one
million OF dullars, 10 hc divided into shares Of
one hundred dollars each, and said shares Of
stock shall be personal property transferable ON
the books OF the company uuly; and said CAPT.
tai stock may be increased from time 10 time,
us may be necessary, for The general purposes
of said company.
See. .. Aud he 1t further enacted That tho
said company shall have power 10 make such
bylaws as it deems proper Tor the deposition of
the property and estate ut the company, the
al IFS ltlA mess and Affairs the
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dollars year; aud 10 allow IN the adjustment
OF The accounts OF the consuls at other points iu
China the actual expense ot the hire ut cou'iu-
bles and the care Of offenders, not to exceed IN
all hqe thousand dollar year
See. 10. And be II lurtAcr enacted, That the
President Is hereby authorized 10 allow, IN the
adjustment OF the accounts OF the consul at
kanaeawa, the vctual expense ui the rent OF Il
suitable building, TO be used as a prison tor
American conviCts In Japan, not to exceed seven
hundred and tlity dollars year. and also the
wales Of the keepers OF the same, and Tor the
care OF offenders, not to exceed two thousand
five hundred dollars year; and to allow In the
adjustment of the accounts of the cOnsuls at
other points In Japan the actual expense OF the
hire OF cOnstahos and the care OF offenders, not
TO exceed In all two thousand five hundred dol
lars year.
Approved, July l, 1870
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Au Act to amend 'An act granting the right OF
way to ditch and canal owners oyur the public
lands aud for other purposes"
BE It resolved 10y the Senate ana House ct
Representative, Of the United States at America
in Congress assembled, That the act -uutiug
the right OF way To ditch aud canal uWnyg- over
the public lands, aud Tor other purposes, APP
proved july lwuul-siN, eighteen bundled aud
sixty six, be and the same is hereby, amyudvd
10y adding thereto The following additional, -tr-
tuu~, numbered twelve, thirtucu, fourteen, at
teen, sixteen, and seventeen, respectively which
shall hereafter "nustIuty nd lurm part .l lhe
aforesaid act
see. T. Aud D.. 30 further rua,t.d, lHHi claims
usually called "p'arur-," Including Ill mun- of
deposit, excepting veins o' quartz, ur ul.-s NHDN
Ia place, shall Hy ,uhiur, tn entry and patent
guGcr this act, under like circumstance nn'
conditions, and npau similar proceedings, I- are
provided Tor vein ur lode elaine Provided.
That whore lhflaud, hlyu u..u previously $40
Nyyyl hy 'hn Jutrrl State. iH. ,UtN 100 lt'h.
turlug llmits shall uauIu,u 10 the lego, 5uLGIN.'
'loUS Of ne public A1as. uo further survey o.
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he required 10 prevent obstruction 10 navigation,
aud their estimate OF the cost required to chaugc
such bridges now built, or bvlug built, tn such
width ct sISn and elevation above the water as
will prevent obstruction tp navigation, suvA
report tu bc madc and communicated Ia the
ueNt session Ut Cuugtcs,.
Approved, July II, $50
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III. ooMMEEclAL AGENclEs
". CONSU LAT ES.
STIIrptTIK

Aux Cayc.. Bahia, Batavia, Bay oi Islands,
Cape Hayden, Gambia. Cape Town, Carthagcna,
Ceylon, CUbija, Cyprus, Falkland Islands, Fayal,
Guayaquil, Guaymas, Marauham, MaiamOras,
Mexico, MOutcvidcO, Omou, Payta, Para, Pas
del Nortc Piraeus, Rio Gpndc, Saint Catherine,
Saint john, EXTRAORDINARY Santiago, (Cnpc
Vurdc,) Stcitin, TabascO, Tahiti, Tucahuano,
TumbcZ Venice IaiiZibar.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-08-24

An act to require the holding OF additional dis
trict and circuit courts OF the United States IN
the district OF Indiana, and for other purpo.
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uurYdrd with nm Cnorr mass of human lac.
inrg. white and black ynuro, and olJ nm.
pcorcd rxunlly drlightci and were univcrInl
in their concentrations. The moor ,,otbrr
was almost Wild with dcli"ht She Kissed
her child messed il Ia her Losom. and nj.
most somthcrrd il with carcsscs. Her fcclinU
none could know. From despair she had been
suddenly raised TO dclirnus low As thc min.
utcs flow bv. tine crowd ON the ban,ucttc and
the streets grow dcnscr and cycryNhcrc to.
kcns of general rejoicing were manifest
In his excitement AT fndinr the child.
Dighy had forgotten to ask the name of the
gentleman, and consequently Captain Badger
decided that the next step was to 90 to the
house and ascertain the particulars from the
gentleman and lady, whoever they might he.
Accordingly Mr. and MIR. Digby, with
the child, Captain Badger, Specials Malone
and jourdan, Commissioner George, and
several gentlemen OF the pres, proceeded in
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-29
pailp argus.
THRsAT OF CIVIL WAR.

The radicals are becoming desperate
Seeing that their strength in the land is fss
waning that their stealing and intriguing II
producing disgust among the people, thai
their power, even though backed BY an im'
mense army of Offices all through ana
through the land, is not much longer to De
maintained by fair means, threats OF el'i'
war are funx out as the latest means OF
success. la his place in the Senate, on
Monday, Mr.. Drake, of Missouri, announced
the course that the radicals would take in
case of the election of democratic Presi
dent. Sir" said he, II say that whenever
the time comes that this nation shall bee
clearly that the voice of its legal voters has
been overthrow by the vote of the city Of
New YORK, then . large portion of the voters
wall rise Ss one men aud declare that the
m IA elected TO the presiding By tina frsudu,
lent vote shall never take his seat as such,
and then will com. the first civil war in this
country"
IL is quite probable that when a demo
cratic President is elected that New York
will have loud voice 10 the good work. 1t
Is also more then probable if in time OF
political defeat the radicals resort to arms
they will have fighting enough to fully
satlsf, their most inordinate craving after
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ga STANDARD RFMEDi":

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~ ETHAN LIKIMENT." 1t has stood before
.he pnoie Tor y years, and has never failed CIV
ing satisfaction in a single instance. Every drop
.. tnis valuable com sound is liked by DR.. Tob
p,inseH therefore, 1t can always be relied upon.
IS warranted sus eror to any other for the cure
oil Chronic Rheumatism, Tootbacbe. Head che.
sore ihros', Vomiting, Frosted Feet Mymps,
" CUP. 6urns Cute. sea Sict ness. Insect Stipe..
rprains, choiera. Collie, Spa.ms, Dyscntery,
Bruises, Colds. Coughs, Old Sores. Sweliings.
Pains IN th- Limbs, Back and Chest. There is
its own merits than tie Venetian I.;nimsnt y
Thousands Of certificates can be seen at the Doe
tors Office. attesting its rare virtues. Sold bv
all Druggists and Store keeper. throughout, ths
United States. Price, 80 cents and Al 90 mar
bottle. Depot, 10 Psxk Pissa Nsv York.
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WESTERN UNION RAILROAD
NOW OPEN TO
ROck island!
SUNNI er Arrangement!

THE short and direct route from Racine. Mil
-waukee, and all points in Wisconsin. to
hock Island and Davenport, and ali points in
Southern Iowa and Kansas
On and after Sunday, May sth. 1870, train, or
the Western Union Railroad will leave and ar
rive at Rock Island, as follows:
Trains leave Rock Island at 500 a. M, and
$50 p. m.
Arrive at Rock Island, $3.50 p. IN, and II:5o
a. m.
Making sloss connection with pa,sep ger train.
at the following points:
AT RACINE JUNCTION, from and to Mi
wsukee AID Chicago.
AT CLINTON, from and TO all point. in
Northern Wisconsin snd Minnesota
AT FREEP0RT, IRON and TO Galspa. tn
buque, add all points North aod West
AT SAVANNA, With steiner "Henderson"
iron. snd TO Dubuque, and with st. P.uI Packet.
AT FULTON, .uh trains from and ia Cedar
Rapids, Marshall. Boone ami Omaha
Al ROCK ISLAND. with trains from and to
MuscstiHe, Washington, Iowa CITY. Grinnen
De- Moines, Omaha, and the Union Pacihc
Railroad; and with steamers from and TO ali
points on the Mississippi river between Rocl
Lriand and 81. Louis. Rates Of freight and far.
always as low by this as BY other lines.
ID. A. oLiN, Genl Supt.
L. r. BARNES. ASH Snp't