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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-11-10
DIyULGE HER SECRET

DIyULGE HER SECRET
Before dying In few years, as the s .1,
shades of night began to close around her totter
ing frame, she impaired this great secret TO TINS
rend.
y \
She too gained quite d reputation for relieving
he suffering of her sex, and strange as it ma!
,ppear she scarcely ever failed to hoss ole
e.d;narv modes of treatment. Many years ago
he writer Of this, while engaged in the Prac'ioe
# Medicine BY little ;rs nsggeru ssssabs
procuring the secret OF TINS %an Known to the
Medical Profession a, :. A.,
He gave it fair and impartial trial al f in the
treatment of various forms ana stages .! le'. ~
complaints with such decided satisfaction tha'
n 1860 he called public attention to ITS virtues II
b
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OHIRTS MADE TO ODREs.
w. M HAWK
STAUNTON, VA,

w. M TIA KINS,
STANTON, VA,
Agent for Hutchinson & Thomas,
SHIRT NJ AN u T 4 CT u r E S
221 W. Baltimore St. Baltimore.
Measures taken and shirts made to order
Perfection of fir and superiority of goods and en-
tire satisfaction in every particular guaranteed.
Those who have difficulty in obtaining a good
fitting shirt should have their measures taken and
leave their orders with
W. N. HAWKINS,
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Office.
Staunton Va.
NEW GOODS,
IN NEW GOODS.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
COPY BOOKS,
STATES PENS, INK,
INITIAL PAPER,
ENVELOPES, PERFUMERY,
TOBACCO, SEGARS, ETC.
Just Received at
JOHN A. MOONS,
News Depot,
sept 10 Post Office.
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THE BEST WHEAT FAN.

We call the special attention of every Farmer
that may be in want of Wheat Fan to the
MORNING STAR FAN.
manufactured at Charlottesville. 1t is the best
and most substantial Fan ever offered in this
market Call and examine it at our store
july 1-tf Pc. HOGE RRo
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
Is the srsa! specific fer Universal LAaslsxas,
Frostration &a.

The constitution, once affected with O.gaAA
Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine -
strengthen and invigorate the System, which
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT HUCHU Invariably
loes. If no tire tmen 81 omitted 10, Conaxap.
ion or insanity nsuaA
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From the Largest Manufacturing
Chemists in the World.l
NOVEMBER 4. 1854.

NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. HELNpeI4t
he occupied the Drug store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before him,
have been favorably impressed with hia eharas-
Ter and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
Firm Of Powers s Weightmaa.
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Browa streets, PLi.adlpkiA
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Died on October 23rd, 1870 in Greenville, Mrs.
Margaret Vines.
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A NEwspApEn.-It was Bishop Horne's opin-
ion that there was no better morallst than the
newspaper. He says: "the foles. vices and
consequent mseries Of multitudes, displayed in
a newspaper, are beacons continually burning TO
warn others from the rock on which they have
been wrecked. What more powerful dissuasive
from suspicion, jealousy and anger than the
story of one friend numbering another in duel {?
What caution more likely to be effective against
gambling and profig acy than the mournful re-
latisn of an execution, or the fate of a despair
ing suicide? What finer lecture on the, necessi-
ty of economy than the auction of estates, houses
and furniture? Only take a newspaper, and
consider it well, pay for it, and it will instruct
thee." sg
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Gross, sIetico Chirurgical Review

Combined with other known vegetables Tones
having great power over the uritine organs; with
Black Root to act upon the Liver and boweis
and Solable Citrate Of Iron to correct the oloou'
he has formed wonderful combination ioi .n'
enre If al Female Complaints, considering it the
NV Female Regulator known, and now offers
hi: valuable compound to the afflicted female
lnder the name OF
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D B. HOGE g. BRO.
Successor to Hoge & Mason,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES. PRODUCE AND FERTILIZERS
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WHISKEY.

PINE WII Us Y:,s ~ ou,,nns
T. P. Reagan has enlarged his business by Ia
king out retail license, begs leave to inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand the finest
brands of Whiskeys, Brandies, Wines, &c..
which he will sell at retail at the lowest possible
prices
His BAR, as heretofore, will be furnished with
superior liquors and served in the best style.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
during the past four years, he respectfully solic
its the continuance of the same, and extends
cordial invitation TO the public to give him CALL
at his old stand, opposisite the Virginia Hotel.
Staunton, Va. june 9-tf
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M ANTED.-To hire a colored Girl, from 12
~ to 10 years Of age. Apply at this Of
ava e& SIT
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MAN TRap-Not an oil maids mouth, but
that steep in the centre OF Beverly street, once
the old moorings Of the bridge before the food,
but now broad exranse of space With ali due
respect to His Honor, Mayor Trout and the ''City
Fathers we would enquire il it is not high time
this bridge was rebuilt? 1t is Of the most
public thoroughfares in town, and an eye sore to
every pedestrian Mend your ways, gentlemen.
THE QUEEN SIsTERs.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns it win be seen that the above
talented young ladies will give four performances
in this city, commencing on tomorrow night. We
have witnessed their presentations and were high
ly amused and entertained with their parlor
amusements The press speak of them in very
comm en- liable terms wherever they have appeared
before the public, in their very amusing char
4, acters. We advise the young "bucks" to save
their shslves'' and go and see them; for they are
both talented and pretty. They are natives OF
the Palmetto State. and arc refined young ladies.
PASSING AwAY.-Ths pleasant weather we are
now enjoying the cool mornings and evenings,
which again call blankets into requistion, re-
mind us of what Goethe. in his lofty language
says of autumn-.the year is passing away
like the sound of bells" Yes the leaves will 5000
fall, and we will hear theil harmonious futterng
and rustling. We do not agree with the poet
who wrote 'the melancholy days have come, the
saddest of the year." We rather love these
sombre autumn scenes and quite concur with
the individuals who returning from political
meeting few nights since, were singing loudly
if not meodiousy:
4la would met die in autumn,
2 When pleasant hours are heeting,
When politics are all the rage,
And candidates are treating.
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II S. Gillian x Co., next door below
y. the t-ofice, keep constantly on hand
a large stock of choice Groceries; also Salt and
Plaster, and 600 gallons of prime Stoneware, all
Of which We will sell very ehs<p. ~ st
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will be
WE'LL DONE
ON SHORT NOTICE.

n@~ Satisfaction will be given IS to prices
and quality of work
TERMS, REASONABLE.
Office and Factory-Directly West of the
Stone Bridge and Freight Depot, and on the
South-side of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
Road.
j. ID. SHOMO g co,
sept 9-tf Staunton, Va
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LtrEos OF Bua
Helmbesd's

In affections peculiar to Females, is unsqualsd -
my other preparation as in Chlorosis, or Rets0.
lion, Pain{ulness, or Suppression Of Customary
Excavations, liberated or Schirrus State Of the
Uterus, and oil complaints incident to tbs sex ~
the decline or change Of life.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Reported by Brown, GRAVES s. Co., Commission
Merchants, No. "a Commerce St., near Pratt
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu and
Improved Rose Wash

Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu and
Improved Rose Wash
Will radically e1terminate from Tho system IL
arising from habits of dissipation, at little
expense, little or no change In diet, ne nconYs-
nience or exposure; completely supcrcading thoss
unpleasant and dangerous remedies Cepsivs sad
Mercury, in all these diseases.
Use Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buoha
In all diseases Of these organs, whether existing
in male or female, from whatever cause origina-
ting. no matter of how long standing 1. is
pleasant in taste and odor, &C Immediate in ae-
ton, and strengthening than the
preparations of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from rokaA-down dslisAtA
constitutions procure the remedy ut onsa>
The reader must be aware that, however Sight
may be the attack of the above diseases, il il
certain to affect tbs bodily health and nea.Al
powers.
All the above diseases reouire the aid Of bt-
uetic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHv ia
a great Diuretic.
Sold by Druggists every where. rKIcE-$l, -
per bottle or bottles for $3.50 Delivered -
any address. Describe symptoms in all CO ma
nications.
Address
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chemical Wsrehsnse
sq4 BROADWAY, New YsrM
None-are Genuine
Unless done'up in stecl-engrayed wrapper, with
fac-simile Ct Tay Chemical Warehor Sc, and .i,,.,
H. r HHHNDoEn
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RICHMOND MARKET.

Reported by H. G. HARTMAN, Commission
Merchant, Richmond, Va.
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Markets..
STANTON MARKET, Nov. 8.
Corrected every week by P. B. HoGE s. Bro.

WHOLESALE PRICES
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POLITICAL.
F7-lFEF - ? - ; =
ELECTIoN NOTICE.


49,. !. NO. CITY HALL, Nsw YoRK, ost ~ ls50
with he a. I IN q %
NE; :: :.ss: I'll ::; s.S
e 70 .uS so ss u: State city county
ner whoss term expires December H. is7S 'ee'
Il IL THa ward David l. Rob-
COLI ~ ssfs ssi sSs q D
wSo p ssf ,sn .es Claus pn'ra
One Trustee Ia the ward in place OF waiter Roche
whose hose r term expires Dccsmbsry y. 1870
Inns, whose tsrm expires DsosmSsr o. 1870 ''' W
Adams. q: Ss:fb sssS y ptss Of
One Trustee 10 The Ninth ward IN of James Booth
Trustees ID TIE Tenth ward IN place Of Benjamin
shSa a whose .srm expires pecsuab:r 81 ls7o
w19ss s term Tsra, expires p e. Dscs%Ssr 81 iso
whose term sspss pecsmSer 81 & OF '0nn sra0u
One Trustee the Thirteenth ward In place OF James H.
One trustee il ,as foursesnS ward in place Of s. r.
Kirsham. whose term expire. December 81, Is3G
rss. q: ssps: %ass a a. Of Walter
One rusee in tho Sixteenth ward, place Of B. c. Wan
Trustee in iks ssysnseenth ward in place Of g. r.
stu,zmrn whose term err expires Decemoer 81 ls7o
place OF James r. Henncssey removed term expires De-
Trow, whose term expires December ~, 1870.
ons the ward IN Of Charles
One trustee IN the twentieth wapd IN place OF John oz
derber, whose term expires Deccmhc- 81, 1870
Of Daniel Early deceased, December 81, 1874 fS
One Trustee In the Twentvrst ward place OF John
One Trustee the Twenty second ward in place of s. NJ
simonson' whose term expires December q, ls'S
CLERK OF the Common Council.
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The wheat opened quiet and steady bat clos
The ssmprssa about sSSc6S Sashes !. ii i
20 NJ 3 vi ss9f sy sr ss.
II y sf
say WEI sass so o Ms: 9 we're
oss s'y Il s
@ and Nc s :,
wsrs entirely nomina a. sc zoe for bags and Soc
HAY.-The demand only moderate but prices steady
Il ss
prices remained heavy and irregular the prime
Fss ss which were quite steady New were quoted Il 0s
HEMP was dull, and no sales reported but prices
MoLAssEs change to make in the market
small os q the grades which steady and arm
there SS ts a Or
psnne nominal VIZ. %ae bu, @
s. Ss s o. w ans Pie g sas. s q
pas Wilmington closed & % e w sss
OILS -Linseed rather on accoun, Of The ANAL
supply iobbins lots were selling At BIC. Sc "a casks
tions published In 80 = ~ "'"'c
er rsfssd operate above M an. nd hence
the cuisines. rss q,S%pOran Crude IN bb duh
active and lower closing a. quota
;pp: rps option I'll A g.
dor for the same delivery on private erms Naphths vas
% sa ssos @
sale. were animpor..ns ~. small ISi .i.na n@s
ws II Ts:. ; %s. % r:
GesSs lots Witch ws S .ss < ne
.: sr .; s a.:
and ZOO 9: sT ne 40. ossSe: e q s private
and SIC. TIC for Rsngoon with small sales wishn
PSovlsroxs-ReceIps 10 bbIs pork $50 do bee SO bb.
lard and packages do the market for purk was more
sOaes 70 esae prices Gssvy and G c osng
SIS 70 for Western mess for the balance OF this month";
sS about s - and 81 s y | i &
ins sman lots y sss % ss and le do FOR Novsmbsr
as icc Ike with moderate demand The msrses Sor
Western lard wa. tT.s rmsr With moaer,ic
steam 70 iss city There business Gaussctsa IN
were sold ssrces 6eceubsr. Iisc go do. Tor
January At Esc 800 d. for psssmser ana January
more Inquiry Long clear was quoted at sc Gu meats
quiet but ,S ss q c being %
hams lSc al6,ac for smoked shoulders, and Tor
and .sxdh ssr no a % a" heavy
beef was st mnx or bcef In bbis there were
small sales within The OF I'll sio for prime
srxSRINa was dull bu, unchanged Small .a., were re
' were &c DUH aud :. as
Lnseed dull and nominal at former quotations.
susARihe demand for was extremely light and tho
sales unmportnt but the market was steady pre-
on private Refined dun prices favored
quote: cuba. lnfersrto CONNER refining, sse s1c.;
~: S 'l$ss !: ::s'' s5s'' Nj
sSs' H. sns DSas psss standard sos
.sxSs sks; d. u 70 y w. lD'<a; .la4 u q Is.
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Foreign exchange, which had been dem0ralized by
the high rates for cash gold, recovered toward the
close, but had not felt the influence CT commercial
bills expected TO be drawn against the frcer exports
OF produce. THIS influence will doubtless prove o
very important one In the immediate iutnre.
Discounts were checked by the irregularity in
money. but rates have again settled back to the
quotations of ac per for prime double names.
Government bonds were lower with the decline
In gold, but on Saturday sharply advanced, IN SYM
patty with rise IN London, where the 62's
sold ct tho highest prices ever made IN that
market The closing street prices were as fol-
lows United States currency skies, 111T q
nix; do, 1881, registered 1857 a lax; do. DO,
coupon, ia ll4h; do. fivetwenttes, registered,
May and November. 1885 = 10S3s; do. do, 1902,
coupon, d. l12z l13; 40. do, 1884, do. do, 111H
nix; do do, 1866, do. do, 111zs 112; DO. do.
registered January ana July, l1o5. lloh; do do,
1856, coupon do llO3s IlOh; do do, 1867, dc.
d., 1loh 11os do. DO, 1868, do. do 1lo1s 11ox;
do. ten-ornes registered, 1oex 1865 do. d. cou-
pom. 1oeA q 1865. ~ a.tf8
The Southern State bonds were dull, nut nrm.
The following were the latest street prices lot the
leading issues:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 621k a 62I;
de-. new, 6eA ae0H Virginia, ex coupon, o21s = GA;
do. new. "a IS; do registered STOCK Old, 5l1s a
SKI Georgia SKIES % So; Dc. sevens, 90 81; do.
do, old, 90 o.; North Carolina, ex coupon, 47k a
4sk; do funding, 1855, 80 A. DO. do. 1868, 80 .
"a; do. new, q q %; de-, special tax, 22ha
2aK; Missouri skies, 81 q solK; do. Hannibal ana
ST. Joseph, 81 s1E; Louisiana sixes 80 a 20; DE-.
new. 60 . es; dc. levee sixes, 10 q rs; Dc. de-.
Fights. s7 SO; do. penitentsry sevens, rs So DO.
Railroad eights, 80 q e.; Alabama fves, 10 a 70;
dc. eights, lol lo2; do railroad eIghts o5 100;
South Carolina skies. 50 IS; de-, new, January and
July 67X So; DO, new, April and October 90 6s;
do, registered stock. old So 7t Arkansas axes 81
u So; do. sevens, 81 10. aiag C.. Na..flaa
THE BANK sTArEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks is
unfavorabe, but not more so than was anticipated
owing 70 the heavy payments OF com into the Trea-
sury for duties on imports The specie mas fallen OF
about million Of dollars while the legal tenders
have gained over quarter million. The other
changes are unimportant The statement contrasts
with It's predecessor a. fQllQMs:-- - Y
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NETWORK HERALD, MONDAY

Gan OsatFNl. IN bid; lake Shore olN o.; Union
Pacific "a 24,l; Tllinss central 1s3 $50: Cleve-
land and Pittsbarr, lOeX . 107ts; Chicago and
Northwestern SIX s21S; de- preferred. son Sosl;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
sos s11l; New Jersey Central, lO71S q lO7x; Rsck
Island, 1134 l13K; Milwaukee and ST. Paul. o41
e4,<; do. preferred, s2K sax; Toledo, Wabash
and Western, 54,4 541S; do. preferred, go; Fort
Wayne, osX bld Chicago ana Alton, 1lSH llSx;
do. preferred, 1l4 ll5T; 0his ana Mississippi, a3I
. $50; St Louis aud Iron Mountain, 40h bid; Della.
ware Laskawanna and Western, 1o7H 1o1iSs;; Nor.
ris and Essex. % bid Boston. Hartford and Erie. AZ
fcrrea. 1le bid Columbus chicago and Indiana Gen.
trial, 1sx . 1sN.
nN FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS.. neiiA
The following were the fnal street prices for the
leading active stscks:--western linton Telegraph,
AK ny; Pacific Mall, lSx Q ASK; New York
Central consolidated, 93H o.; do, scrip, sSX So
Erie, 23K 2ak; Reading, lol 10iK; Lake Shore,
oS 9sK; Northwestern, 81 s2A; DO. preferred. sex
q 90; New Jersey Central l07K 1903; Rock Island,
112X ll3K; st. Paul, o4K o4h; do. preferred, sax
. s2H; wabash. SAX HK; Ohio ana Missssppi.
saX 81; Boston. Hartford and Erie, ~ ~ y
The Financial Chronicle Of saturday, In .
comparison Of railway earnings 10 the past month
and for tbs expired portion Of the year, Says
The September statement shows quite Inherently
on severAi OF the prominent roads: -Ohicag0 and Al
ton decrease Of S7,08S, Chicago and Northwestern
decrease OF $40, sol, Rock Island decrease on the
Approximate figures Of this year against the Ascer-
tanned figures Of September 1859, OF $lss.oo4; ILL.,
nOis Central decrease Of $1O8 SIT. On the other
side the Central Pacific shows the large increase or
$22s,6A, Milwaukee and st. Paul an increase Of
1904. Ohio and Mississippi $26.164, and Toledo,
at the West has not been equal TO that OF Septem-
ber 1852 the receipts Of corn particularly showing
large decrease and thus win probably account for
large part Of the decline In earnings on several or
the roads. $50 sif4'f.@tl
For the nine months ending October the CON-
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SATURDAY. Oct. ls--sP.h.

SATURDAY. Oct l5--6 Pm.
CorroN.-The market was unusually active and nrmer,
and prices advanced fully c h., closng strong tho
improvement The demand stimulated a considerable
extent the favorable cable advcss Liverpool and
was principally from exporters, whose purchases
to 4si bales For spinning there sold ST. bales
for speculation business reported Included in the
above sales Az bales arrive. The future
deliveries was more active, and in prices the
extent Of c h. established the being firm
at the Improvement at the close The sales M follows
100 bales basis low midiin for October private terms
800 do do at 1885, 200 do do at &c., 800 do November
at &c., 100 lS1ec 1000 do do II Ilc 200 do
do IA $780, 100 Ike <O do for December Mt
1885, 60 do DO At &c., do. do 5c do for jan
qa.e Yesterday lou DO for October A. u l5sc.
market closed At the following quotatlons:-
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CoFFEKThe marAet Tor Rio was quiet but prices were
steady At former quotations. Other kads unchanged
isc i5.ac good Dc, lgc lss prime do. no rs go;
&c do 5ss grass mats 20c Singapore. grass
mats isc isc; Csyon i75Sc 49,; 4arao.ieo, lSc,
mnso gold, i1 bond size $50 Cear., 100 ic.; Costa
sayanilla, lbAc; : lsc-sn gold, duty paid. ~
cotton and Tor the were higher Other ar ic
quiet It former The charerns business WAS less
active but all kinds OF vessels held
hrrnness The engagements were-To Liverpool. $4,000
bushels wheat at and steamer 500 bales
$4,000 olnels wheat at 3D. The charters were bark 70
bockadcd port on the Continent, 1900 bbs be-
troeum at g. 3D. bark to Bibos l40v do brig to
Gibraltar, tor orders, with abou: QUO brig
back on private tsrms; also bMk from Portland. Me-,
FLOUR GRAIN--Receipts 81 3l5 bbls. TOUR; 567
bushels wheat 44N do. 45s do barley. The -four
market decidedly frmer under scarcity Of shipping
grades for which there was more dsmand THIS sales
Sales $50 bbs Rye flour unchanged. Sales bbis
meal dull. but unclaimed In value uuotA
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iho panks now hoio $f,lZZ, 632 IN excess OF the
reserve required by Law. H.
CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The following were the closing prices at the
last session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton
company, 6s 70; Consolidation Coal, 2oH
DID; western Union, az AZ; Quicksilver, O.;
Mariposa, eHs 90. preferred, II TX;
Boston water Power, 1874 IS; Adams Express, e7k;
Wslls-Fargo Express, 81 39k do. scrip OK
8; American Express 4sA Az; United
States Express, 80 81; Pacific Mail, Ask a ASK;
New York Central consolidated, saX o.; New
York Central scrip, ssx SO; Erie, 22N q %;
Harlem. la4k as; Reading. lol bid; MeAl-
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AN EARTHQUAKE IN THE PACIFIC Captain Prebe,
American ship G0odspeed, on his passage from
Hamburg to this island by way OF Cape Good Hope,
reports that July6, halrpast one A. NJ, they eX-
perlcnced u very severe shock OF an EARTHQUAKE,
lasting about one minute and q half, causing the
vessel 70 rembe Violently though she had struck
bottom. At daybrcak made Ravu or sunday Island,
anu saw an active submarine volcano near
tne shore In the South bays, heaving up
Of 1000 or 1900 feet with such force that the
wind did not appear to, affect Is any until
lost In the clouds. The water had singular ap
pcarancc that OF inky bsacKness for two days
aiterward. The steam issuing forth from the VOL
cano was so dense as to obscure the heavens for q
distance OF MY mites around causing, apparently,
the wind TO blow from every quarter toward the
volcano. found no diniculty m getting up 20 the
island, but much IN getting away-the wind head,
INK on on every tack; was IN sight Of the island
thirty-elght hours. F1nly, In has 8. p. Directory
reports but one island IN this immediate vicinity;
captain Preblc say nine distinct elevations within
distance or four miles, running east-northeast,
from quarter to half mile apart and some OF
them 20 eject high.-H0NoIgu Advertiser. sept. ~