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New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
THE BLACK SEA QUESTION.

PRUSSIA ENDEAYORIl;G TO POSTPONE TIE CON
FERENCE.
LONDON. Thursday, Jan. H. 1871.
special dispatch from Berlin TO The london Times
says that Prussia, seeing antagonism the part Of
Austria TO the wishes Of the Car the question If
The Euxine, is endeavoring to effect poetpOnement
OF the London Conference. The same correspondent
mentions report that Turkey is willing to dispense
with action by the Powers on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
NiEXICO,

DEATH OF MADAME JUAREz WIFE OF THE PREsI-
DENT-ALLEGED VIOLATION OF TIE MAILS by
MEXICAN OFFICIALS.
HAVANA, Jan. 12.-The wife Of President
Juarez died on the I'd inst after terrible suerngS The
city is overcast with gloom, she universally liked
An official letter from the American Consul at Tehuan
tepee addressed 10 Minister Nelson has appeared In
OaxaCa journal before reaching the latter, and II is
charged that Mexican officials have violated the mails
though Is probable that the Consul furnished the jour
nal with copy before forwarding the original 10 the
Minister.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
TILE EENIAN DECEPTION.

The Committee of the knights OF st. Patrick
last night raised o. toward the expenses OF tho Tecep
ton Of the Fenan prisoners Tho Society expected 10
make this es co. The Knighh will charter steamer aud
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES.

ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES.
LONDON, Thursday. Jan. II, 1871.
Gable communication has been completed 10
Pesang Singapore. and Java The rates from London
Tor messages OF 70 words less follows: Penang
te 70; Singapore $50 rs; Batavia and welter Vrcdem
~ Il; West Of samarang, $50 30; East OF samarang
E1 hs these rates for each additional fraction Of
10 wOfds
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
ENGLAND.

TERRIBLE COLLIERY EXPLOsION-TWESTY-sI
PERSONS KILLED AND NINE INJURED.
LONDON Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1871.
An explosion occurred in the Remshsw Col.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
CUBA.

BANlSIlMENT OF DANGEROUS CLASSES DEMANDED
EXECUTION OF BEARER OF DISPATCHES
FOR THE INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, Jan. 12.-The reports that many
Cubans in Havana had been imprisoned false, The
only arrests lately made Of vagabond negroes.
known to be dangerous characters negro suspected
OF completely in the assassination Of Oberhaur the Ger
man. has been arrested and efforts making TO Danish
this dangerous class Of the population.
Zena the rebel bearer OF dispatches, captured with
Madame Ccspedes, has been tried and executed
The wife of President Cespedes sailed this afternoon
for NeW-YOrk City,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

liery Sheffield. to-day by which 20 persons were
killed and nine injured
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

TuR "AGHAToRS" ADOPT A NEW PROGRAMME
NO MORE PETITIONS TO CONGRESS-THEIR
RIGHT TO VOTE TO BE DEMANDED AT THE
POLLS-LAWSUITS THREATENED F THEIR
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
ITALIAN UNITY.

CELEBRATION AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
AN IMMENSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY MAJOR
GEN. DIX, THE REV. DIR. THOMPSON, PARkE
GOODWIN, HENRY WARD BEECHER, THE
REV. DIR. BELLOWS, HORACE GREELEY, AND
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
ALBANY.

RAILROAD AND BRIDGE SCHEMES PROPOSED
HoRSE-RAILROAD AND FERRY LEGISLATION
-TwEEDS CROTON BILL-TIIE WESTCHESTER
BOULEVARD COMMIssIONS-GAME LAWS.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29

another convention was signed In the neso''a.'' a..
WAS understood that all quesltohs ~ n'o'' no, o,
,,",, tel This treaty was rejected by the senate
mS Hr summers speech on the subject may be taken
anu MI o sentiments of the Senate and the coun-
40 soed that we had claims against England Tor
@ S great end infinite, which had resulted from
ho action and that the treaty provided only ior te ECU
Element of individual claims. ana on OASIS tnaI was
a', noro favorable to England than to tho United
States. -
After the rejection Of this treaty, the matter was
dropped until last May, when The correspondence began
which resulted in the appointment of tie Joint High
Commission tho history of which is too recent TO need
repeatnq In closing it is bu fair to say that IN tho
preparation OF this letter. much aid has been derived
from Charles C. Beaman jr's cOmpend OF the five
volumes correspondence the subject Issued by the
state Department.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
RIVAL wIvEs-A QUESTIONABLE MARRIAGE
CERTIFICATE

. James Scott died in this city last June, leav-
ing Will bequeathng the bulk of his property amount
ing TO about $75OOO his reputed wife, Mrs Jua Seoul
who also died afterward leaving her property 10
trustees claim to the estate is now put forward by
woman calling herself Caroline Scott, who says that she
ia the widow OF James Scott, and has two Children VINO
are heirs as next Of kin; that the VIII was mace We
Mr Scott was mentally incompetent and was surrounded
and restrained by Julia ScOtts friends tat she caro-
line Scott married him In 1881, and was faithful wie 10
him for many years; that he finally abandoned her ana
in 1851 or 1882 believing herself 10 have been deceived D
him she married a man named Meade, VINO aDahdohec
her soon after their marriage. ,. H.,
The case came up before Judge CardoD on motion
for receiver Of the property when u was claimed IN
opposition the story Of the plaintiff mat the e0nnec
tion which existed between her and Mr. scott was lc
that the children ilegtmate, and mat she mas no
claim whatever upon the estate. AfidaV1ts nave Deel
read for past three days. and yesterday az te last
moment the plaintiff counsel produced certncate OF
marriage between the plaintiff and Mr. Scott, dated te
18th of June 1884, and purporng TO have been gwen ny
d. v Mclean, Presbyterian minister or TINS CITY, anu
witnessed by persons. Judge CarGozo SAID hat TINS
was by far the important document that had been
produced without U he should not have felt Justned
In appointing a receiver. The defendants c0unsel
claimed that the paper forgery and showed on It's
face that 10 not made by an educated man. Judge
Cardozo said that he would give them an opportunity 10
prove that forged, and in the mean time directed
that the paper be put in charge Of Jacob r. valentine,
the chief officer Of the Supreme Court, with INSTRUCTIONS
TO let nobody take il away.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit of Robert Nj. Wilson and Kate A.
Wilson agt Mary Ann Leach and Others charging them
with obtaining by undue means from Robert Wilson,
father of the plaintiffs deed OF property in west For
tysixthst, worth $1,000 was concluded yesterday IN
the superior Court before Judge Freedman The case
was tried some ago. and decided In favor OF the de-
PENDANTS but yesterday the jury found against the de-
PENDANTS every point.
The May Term of the City Court of Brook
lyn will open May Part L. Judge Thompson, and Part
H. Judge McCue, will be occupied by jury trials The
entire calendar of 192 will be called May at 10
m when cases may be set down for any day mutually
satisfactory to counsel General Term Will be held on
Monday May Is. by the amended law, cases from Gen
era Term OF the City Court appealabe directly 10
tbe Court of Appeals, thus rendering the Court rst
named equal to and independent of the Supreme Court
OF the Second Judicial District.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Upon the application Of the nsul-General Of the
North eran Union Shields committed yesterday Her
man Wab charged deserving the North German ship Prince
Albert
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Dopr committed Charles Franklin b0aman, arrested al Broadway
and Dusnest with Of hats his possession. valued az So
which be had front VI 1e premises OF Roenied Munger
q Co., bt No. 100 Duhne-st.
Thomas Hackett formerly attache of Marshal
Shartes committed yesterday hy Conmss hhe on
charge signing witness Of the fa9nent bounty AIMS made
Karpe Hace that be signed the claim a! the request Of
KArples, without knowing whatit was
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, the
following keepers flme arrested BY Capt Wani OF the
Tenth Precinct THURSDAY night held in default Of $1,000 bail to
sppe, for t the Sessions: Fanny Young Of No 24J
Bome Annie Miller No. 2i7 Broome Annie Schultz OF No 5
Broome at 25 BroOme-st Henrietta Smith OF No.
2t No. l43 Hesterst Matilda Moore Of
No m Hesters and Mnae Schnah Of No. li Hes.ert The in
mates Of number held In default OF 500 BAL each
LIB Avenue c. held In default OF OO bail Tor OBJ
Thrd-aye Railroad track on the BOwerJ.
Atthe Jefferson Market Police Court, Frank Will
committed yesterday charge OF
Charles AOn Troy board the Steamboat Conneo
tent out ode watch John dckough, held
MoKeon liquor No 85 Nnthay and at
teupng 10 worth $50. Thomas Williams Of No 30
Perrgst breaking side window Of John Rus drygoos
store No Broadway and stealing silk worth $50 George W
Derlon the Fifteenth Precinct heard the crash OF the
Ra pursued Williams aud siter chase arrested him Louis
koeno lo Wooste committed for stealing SJ from John b.
Blaaiua Of No. lO7 WOOstcr-st
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
FRIDAY. April 2s-P. NJ.


The stock market, though characterized by
much excitement and activity, has been decidedly less
so than yesterday. confident tone to the market
has prevailed though during the ater portion OF the
day it was feyerish and unsettled, state OF affairs
likely to be continued for time in yfw Of recens
complications, The upward reaction TO-DAY was moLt
marked in Lake shore, which was run up Nearly PEI
cent in order 10 twist the short interest and punish
confdng bears for their tmidty; the stoc this after
noon lent fat The Northwestern shares atd Ohio and
Mississippi made sharp recovery. as did also New
York Central. the chief speculation bel ng in the
aboyenamed stocks, though the resi- OF tic
ust advanced in sympathy. Whtther the
sharp decline in the market, which has
made the week a 'nem)rabe one in Wail-st. twas the
suit of bull manipulations or brought abou by the
tacks OF an alleged formidable bear orgaEzaton Isl
matter NJ some discussion in the street he leading
snrits of the market are rcticent except when they
have "point to give out, which point Is generay IN
tended to entrap the large short nteet mas
been made during the recent Decline which M prove
important element in maintaining high grae OF prices
long money rules In such abundant supply Should
the short interest backed and supported ny late vete
ran operators usually to be found on that side OF tie
market the contest bids fair TO be lasting and bitter Tie
investment securities were quiet but rm the interest in
miscellaneous shares being confined TO Pacific Mail and
Western Union. The coal stocks were heavy In
express stocks United States the feature advancing
II per cent to 5l The following table shows the highest
and lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
THE COURTS.
THE STOLEN SHARES OF ERIE.

THE STOLEN SHARES OF ERIE.
DECISION IN FAVOR OF HEATH AND RAPHAEL
WIDENING TIE FIELD OF INQUIRY.
In the case Of Heath and Raphael against the
Erie Railway Company and Others Judge Blatchford has
prepared a decision, which win probably be officially
given to-day upon the demurers taken by the defend
ants TO the bill for relief The decision which covers III
pages, is in favor Of the plaintiffs upon all the SUD
stantial points involved the only point not do
cided in their favor being minor one OF form
in relation TO the Joining Of Charles Burt as
one of the plaintiffs Concerning this Judge Blatchford
holds that as Burts stock had not been transferred TO
his name the books Of the Erie Railway company pue
was held by him merely by the possession OF the STOCK
certificates with power of attorney TO transfer he cod
not properly unto with the other plaintiffs In bringing
the suit Leave is therefore given TO amend the Dill Dy
striking out Burts name rc,,. .ho-r
cause to-day in the United States Circuit Court why an
attachment should not issue against him Tor refusing 10
produce before the Master in Equity the books ana p
pers of the Erie Railway Company, contains inc iOno"
do f1tber order that James H. Coleman receiver IA this action
Ing cause the order Of March H. lS should n9t te ee
and fay Investigate the Circumstances relating TO the CT aha
issuing in December 1870 and January, l8 Of the SO snare
new Railway Company and toe
sales transfers aud dispositions OF sau
investigate
stances attending the Of convertible bonds Tor @SV @
eonyrson or alleged OF which into stock the hd %
issued and that be inquire concerning h
news by the Erie Railway Company Tor orn respect su"
These amendments to the original order, II made, will
Considerably enlarge the authority OF the Master In con-
ducting the case. The original order ONLY autnol1eu
him TO inquire concerning the stolen shares OF etocA
claimed by the English stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29

Steamship yulc.n wIleor, Phi, Phl,asphih .'I
Sn ~, % ne,.sao B.TbsSes W T,owbrdges Sons
BaIi M d. Klmon (Br TOwnsend Sydney. O. b. O. D. swain
BaG Elizabeth Oliver (Br ssuder'On London w. Cameron
20 , Re,, IN a. Ro.erlund DunErt wen Tens BOckmann
BsrE IuI tDr) Peht Kingston. JAM Geo " Bns{ Ua,s
Bark H. W. Ghhths tBLl Drummoni "''h"-'' ~ "
Brig Selma Stanford Ctal PaiO Bristol B. sosoyich Co.
RSs ,S Heard ss o9sss P y1,! r. s Ssr g. I29S SSo Co.
Bdg Ahce La Poster @ prinid,'iL % iL5jTsra hra 20
ss lr' W yS nS Cash st. Johns Miller nOnghion
p.lgI.t I..8 A,EssqR s,,s Rdas 5io EeG,hoa B. wsnber
seA RoeEsT r 6o. Iosfr5 e. 5aS GSs. e. b. les Parker
scir Franklin Clark IBianol. Iupper be'e t n ut, "a
selE Grace b West Lord, NlmHgon' ~ O1 N ." ''1'1
seir Luna walls. Washington NC
seh Iye{1 BoIsr Hartford Racket Dro
soep Mar Is,, Graz & ilat Queen r Mcbride CORVALLIS N
o. 0'----'' ARRIVED.
s,,m,bp Leo Dearborn Savannah with md and pass 70 murray
Steamship George Upton Richmond City Point and Nor
steamship India Br MunrOe glasgow April l5 via aOvie h
W" s%sp Osf onR Regulator Freeman Philadelphia With md to LOrAd
sss5sAP si ,sO,D, SO M G Miller MsrpeO e days with coffee
schr sopsrb Gs G BOhn, CindHd ~ Gays WIN "D''
sehr c. Frye oiPerry Mel Pend'eOn Ponce p b. di'
with sugar - ,vv, ,x, co,.ru,sE
Paine g,stnsT NJ. Hdsls r Cohn Georgetown
Charm RockpOrt, Me- Willard, it noIs RI.od sPJr,, % Me-
Cha1 Rodgers RockPor. Ne Honest & Aoe' 'poIIne' 1otII
smsh1S sh wna Popissnee Ocean wave Providence
Martha Jane, Providence. Leon, Pr9.aenee, pIasiSas
ST. L. Bartlett Providence. 0nisrES H rrotlenSGc pG,.e
g. A. IIavden, Providence. D. T. hhgrp, rio'uenoc'
A. Ipf ~ PSylif9 STn,9ss,. Margaret Kennedy Pail River
Anas Aa5, Trp rss New Bedford D. b. CoTPehv.e Boston,
Pi",noub pGuS Roes Boston Aimon Bacon Boston
TTyeelso1 Tya Coli spyipg Daniel Morris NesHayen.
Reading r. No a. SewOndoD. A A. RIye Gorss Bax
hIeTssnndria sn Hartford
WSD-SGnset light N. cloudy x.., ~
For Latest ship Necs see fUm kaye.I
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM sAvAYYAH-In steamship Leo, April pr T. Perkins r.
p Kelly p j. CAIk A. warwet r. BalArd ffana BuiArd Mrs
Veman r. W DonATan H. Stone, G. Petit 1hos u. STALL
Ia Cohley j. Bae Behoerg and child T. Ho,eo and wife
McConseU Vim Doran B. Van Buren, Jno DE WOLF Misc Mary
X Cor. and brother WssneH Rev j. T. H. WAe Mn BAyhs
Miss Ludlow Miss Mary Palmer, J. H. Mckee j. w. fseI John
Bcloe Cornelius Corson, Misc - A.
Arnold j. b. Ketty r. :. Cany T. M Samson and wife, Mae A.
BOmer ana 81 In the steerage ,.o
FROM GLASGOW-In steamship Inis, April @Capt Dempssr
Mrs Demper and family Mr. and Ms hAorum and family hrs ID
child Mr. and Mrs Chapman Mrs fhe Joseph Arnt Mr.
CLARK M. DE Wolf Mr. Pierce, Mr. Annsle hf Conner, Mr.
MeAtheT Mf. heCEmbie. Mr.. Rosenberg, MI Massey
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29

The gold market was firm during the morning on tho
mercantile demand with sales at l05 GILL; but advanced
70 111t in the afternoon the report that the specie
sbipments tomorrow would amount TO s1,sOOOo There
was fair demand for cash gold TO deliver on speeuia
tive sales and l4 and per cent were paid for It's use.
The disbursements OF May interest without repa"
amount to q 900 600 including $4,000 to-day The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as folo"s'
Gold cleared, s1756OOG gold balances, S25l4Oi cur
rency balances. s.39l66. The following were the quo
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
DECISIONS--APRH 29.

Supreme COurt-ChdmberS-By Judge CardozO.-
Davis s Melek MeckOrier settled la
application Of Magiaena BamckeL-Gantd Hale
agt HAle.-MemoraDdA-
Common Pleds-Specidl Term-By Judge Loew.-
Eihan ag granted Frst National Bank Of
Buffalo at Gbson-Moon proceedings granted In the
matter petition Of Marks WGrshsws ScPeton 70 change
name 20 Marcus granted DALEY agt Randall Motion TO
compel sIh District Court amend return denied without
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
Tho davis transactions at the u s. subTreasury wei
Foreign exchange has been rather nrmer' Du' i'NN
- .i.ho,,. ,notnhle change and are as follows:

The receipts Of currency from the interior 'onn
arge. the supply Of funds Offering is daliy IS,
and call loans to-day readily negotaoe d. 'aO
cent. prime commercial aceeptances passing - 49,.
Government bonds at the opening were quie' anu IA
o,hth Iorer but recovered on better inquiry ana
co. dyoneed in the afternoon to ll3. The subscrpuo
=. ,ho now loan to-day were $465OCO, making o'Ai
A. -, 20 Fisk a Hatch report follows at & n;
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Ann rs-, s.01 sun 6.5l Moon sets
mon DAL
Sandy Uool 2:a oy .labd. 3.21I Hell Gate ..,.. Bll
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
Sales bn Antilon
A. NRRwIr ALctloneer.
DY BANGS. NERWIN g. Co. Brl

A. HHRwr. ALctoneer.
DY BANGS, NERWIN g. Co, Broadway, cor.
hales Of books WORKS Of Ar Fancy Goo Furniture &c
AMERICAN BOOKS IN sevem priva ae ecoleciisns.
WEDNB DAY and THURSDAY "a and Ah May, m EMIL
CAUFPMANs (of Fhsdehs thoo and valuable collection Of
American English and cert Gold Silver and Copper COINS and
MEDALS.
GEO. A. LEAVITT e. Co. Gate Leavitt,
" srebegh Cor Clinton i-l Asorpee Por the sab BY
AuUoN Of LBRAuE CoLLEc0ss Of Boo PAINTINGS, and all
kinds o LrEEAHy PF1FrHTY.
EHGRAFlNOs, WATER COLO3s. &c.
TFlS Saturday EVENING Aprl at1t ac. SALE Of large
COLLECIlON Of AIAE COL0E3 lACtA- -lNGs. .Gci ao a
choice oi dANIiQUE FURNITURE, CUEIOSTlES 10 Sc Catl
osles ray. Goois on eIuo.ton.
I EONARD 81 Co., Aucti0neers.
~ a. AND so Bh0MFlELDsT. BOSTON
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY.
On TUESDAY May and four following days day and
O'Clock.
Library sAcsoom Of LEONARD Co.. No. 50 Bromseld
Boston, = -. . . . -
late Of sold order Of Joseph DOrr, esq Guardian
collection comprises 900 volumes selected with
o inward Of 75 hch Works relating illustrative -
Rne A Natural Hsory EumsInacs Yoyges and Travels
,.br Large Pper copies Books Periodicals Reprints
vii Fugb Literature Publications Of Literary Societies
sondidop hest editions many IN cr ensye bindings.
Catalogues ready and viii be oTSa on receipt Of price
ONE DOLLAR; few on large paper, FIVE DOLLARS.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29

COURT CALENDAKS-Tns DAY.
CorRr OF APrEsALBANI April 2The Court Of Appea take
A ffOmto till the 18th Of May.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
PORT OF NEW Y0RE

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT 0FERw 20.
CLEARED.
Steamship ve,per Jones Wilmington Del Che Peun Abbott
Steamship H. " Phelps Brosn PhsdelDhia.
sksmsLio Il. U. Bddis McCae. PhllAtelghA
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29
SECOND BOARD,

k1lts OF G0r~rH1sff B01Gs
30 OoO Y. s. $50 's1 Reg 2i ocll6i Loo so Coo 81 III
TO- 000 T. 3 o. 5l Con &C.. .ll6s 55 M
4 900 u. g. $50 COu 65......l4 5t00........... an i
10000 $40 Reg 65.....ll0, ococt hi
100 30 Us. 5l0eg IS n2 CIR, $500 : so Coo ig
600 L. s. so COl 65 D. a Ocli3 25C0....... ocek IA
IL \. ln.0l.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-29

| The State bond market was quiet ana sen'Ias 80
steady although Tennessees aud South Caronas N''
1oyer especaly the latter Sales OF Alabama s. az W.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-06-29
Tribute of Respect.

At meeting Of the Session of the staunton
Presbyterian church, on the 25th instant, the fol
lowing minute was adopted:
4 ssSince our last meeting, Mr.. JOHN TRIMBLE, q
member of Session, has departed this life. We
desire to submit to this dispensation the act Of
wise and gracious God, and rejoice in the be
lief that our friend has entered upon higher
and better life J; yet we cannot but grieve on ac-
count of the loss which the Session and Church
zen, benefactor Of the poor, a liberal contribu-
tor to religious and benevolent objects. and a
christian rother who commanded our entire con-
idence and hearty esteem
/. Resolved That the Clerk of Session furnish a
copy of this minute for publication
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
We are called, in the Providence Of God, to re-
cord the death of John Trimble, one of the oldest
and most valued members Of this Club. In doing
so, we cannot refrain from expressing our sense
of personal bereavement, and of the loss which
cur association has sustained by this event. As
one Of it's original members, by his punctual at
tendance upon its meetings. and his interest in
is deliberations, he contributed largely to the
attainment of the objects for which it was formed
We bear a cordial testimony to his singular guile
lessness and probity. He was also genial
friend, kind neighbor and an estimable citizen.
Above all he sincere christian.
Sympathizing as we do with his afflicted rcla-
tlyes, we offer them our unfeigned coincidence in
this trying bereavement.
Resolved, That copy of the above tribute be
furnished to the Editors of the City of Stanton,
with the request that they will publish the same
in their respective parers
P. FLETCHER,
F. F. STERRETT,
r. Alb. LIGHTNER,
CONT Cnurchvlle Farmers Club.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-06-29
A CHAPTER OF FACTS.

Space is valuable in newspaper, and it is
therefore, proposed in this advertisement to con-
dense variety of facts, important to The public,
into small compass. Those facts refer to Hos
letters Stomach Bitters-what that celebrated
medicine is, and what it will do. In the frs
place, then, the article is stimulant, tonic and
Alternative, consisting of combination of an alb
soutely pure spurious agent with the most valu-
able medicinal vegetable substances that Botanic
research has placed at the disposal of the chem
st and the physician. These ingredients are
compounded with grea: care, and in such pro
portions US to produce preparation which inrig
crates without exciting the general system, and
tones, regulates and controls the stomach, the
bowels, the liver, and the minor secretive organs.
What this great restorative will do must be
gathered from wharit has done. The case of
dyspepsia, or any other form of Indigestion in
which it has been persiscntly administered with
out effecting radical cure, is yet to be heard
from, and tia same may be said of bilious disor-
ders Intermittent fever. nervous affections, gen
eral debility, constipation, sick headache, men
tai disabilities to which the feeble subj Ct
1t purfes all the fluids of the body, including
tie blood. aud the gentle stimulus which it i'm
parts to the nervous system is not succeeded by
the slightest reaction. This is chapter of facts
which readers, fer their own sakes, should mark
and remember.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-06-29
YNTELGEEs.S NEsV STORE.
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Umbrellas, &c.
ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Town Hall.

large and very select supply of BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, including all kinds of STRAW HATS,
UMBRELLAS, sc. They have been selected
with especial reference to the demands of this
community, and he is satisfied cannot fail to
please in price style, and quality, those who may
want articles in his line. 1t is hardly necessary
to enumerate the different articles, as he has ia
ken great care to lay in every description of good
suitable to the season and the market
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to
give him call.
Mr.. a. NJ. SIMPSON, well known throughout
the County, is with him in the manufa curing do
partment and orders will be received to make
work as may be desired, and promptly attended
to. II will take great pleasure i'll waiting or
his cid friends and customers, and doing his best
to please them. He respectfully asks TO be re
membered by then III his Few position.
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