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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-03
hot SPRING
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA

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BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THESE RENOWNED SPRINGS AND GREAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY
Are situated In the romantic "Warm Springs Valley.
''he season Of 1871 will
COMMENCE JUNE lsr.
These thermal waters are celebrated for their
CURATIVE virtue in Chronic Rheumatism, Gout
Torpor of Liver, Chronic Enlargement OF Liver OF
Spleen Chronic Diarrhoea Dysentery, non Organic
Paralysis, Old Injuries, Diseases of the Skin, espe
cially of syphilitc origin, Chronic Diseases of the
Uteris, Affections of the Womb and other Diseases Of
. delicate character incident to Females.
Baths vary in temperature from $50 to HOO Fahren
heit
The accommodations are first class, and offer un
surpassed attractions to the invalid and pleasure
ecker.
Telegraph Office In Hotel.
Prof. J. L. CABELL, NJ. D., of University OF Viz.
lnis, Resident Physician.
Descriptive Pamphlets with full particulars fur,
uished on application to
SGT ARDY CO.,
TH0S. r. PRICE CO.,
Richmond, Va,
JAMES A. AUGUST,
my 1s-tJyl Hot Springs, Bath County, Va.
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Degradation of the Rev. Mr.. Ch.nsv

Degradation of the Rev. Mr. Cheney
Chicago, June 81 Bishop Whitehouse
yesterday morning formally passed sentence
of degradation in the Cheney case. Mr..
Cheney W. not present His congrega-
ton still sustain him, aud be will continue
to conduct tho services in Christ Church.
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MARRIED..

sMITH-LEWIS-Att the residence of the brides
father, near Port Republic, by Rev. J. G. Wheat,
JOHN AMBLER SMITH. of this city, to Miss NAN
ME, eldest daughter of Hon. John F. Lewis, u g.
Senator.
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Intunction Rsmoxsd.

81. Louis, June 3.-The injunction
issued against the Missouri Lottery draw
ings was revoked to-day. ,,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-03

Omaha, June Governor Butler, who
misappropriated the school-fund. has been
impeached aud removed from office.
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LADIES SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARITIES
or any complaint peculiar to their sex, are guar
anteed speedy relief by DR. BoTT, No. 73l Main
street. Correspondence strictly confidential. All
letters of inquiry answered free OF charge.
Office hours from to II NJ, to 5, and to 81
evening, Sundays, 2 to 4 p. NJ.
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LADIES, ATTENTION Just received one hun
dred cases assorted LADIES' Misses Chdrons, Mems
and Boys HATS, which will sell at my usually
LOW PRICES, at the
CALIFORNIA STORE,
corner Eourfaanfh nj Main
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FOR SALE.


T,oR SALE.-0ne Of Marvin & Co.'S Alum and
IL Dry Plaster FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES, with P4teut Combination Lock and hand.
"a inches deep. Csn lie ut The Aucton-House Of
THOMAS W. KEESEE
2-St No. lSl7 Main street,
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A Pocket Prospectus Of the best Illustrated Fami-
ly Bible published 10 both English and German,
containing Bible History, dictionary, Analysis, bar.
mony and History Of Religions. Sent free on appli.
cation. WFLINT CO.,
my l5-4w 20 South Tth st., Phila Pa.
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mANonEsTER ADvERTIsEMENTs

mANCHESTEH ADVEHTlSEMENT6
~ h. HARDING, ~
Vt.
MATCHMAKER AND JEwELLER,
would call the attention of the public that he has on
hand an assortment of fine WATCH Els aud CLOCKS,
warranted good and at low prices. Also all kinds
of watches and jewelry REPAIRED, and satisfaction
given or the money ,efunded, Give him trial.
Corner Hull and Ninth streets,
my 2e-Mrh&s3ts Manchester, Va.
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HIS OPINION OF THE TREATY--THE CUBAN
oUEsTIoN-THE CABINET.
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corner Fourteenth and Main.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

THE BULLETIN.
Publication once, Bulletin Building,
Washington Avenue.
THE LATEST NEWS.

Weston iizzled again ia bis walk in
Cincinnati.
-Tildcn's course diHati,des the Tam
many leaders
Sc. ano is propo,ed for President Of
the Spanish Cortes.
H, H. Eagers d. owned himself Friday
ia st. Louis.
A meeting of the Park laborers in
New York last night fzzled.
The Queens health continues to ex-
cite great sclcitude in England.
More suits are TO be Instituted against
the Tammanv receivers Of stolen nancy.
The Baltimore Commercial Conven.
ton banquet, Friday night, was y grand
affair.
---Jsseph Scbocnwig's morocco, factory,
in Philadelphia, burned yesterday; loss,
$50, 900
Mails from the East will be sent to
Galveston via the Mallory line OF steamers
during TIE New Orleans quarantine.
7. y. Boomer, of Chicago, Is to build
tbs bridge over The Missouri at Atchi-
son, Kansas, in twelve months, for $50
600
-German troops refuse 10 leave the
Department Of the Olse without official
information that the required indemnity
has been paid.
Fault il found with the Washington
Woman's club for offering money to the
vile Of the earth while the virtuous poor
are neglected.
The National Executive Committee
Of the Union League will be held in
Washington on Tuesday. Arkansas,
LOUISIANA and other State affairs, it is said
Will come up.
Mrs. Ernestine l.. Rose, who is now
lec,uring in England, is 90 years of age,
and such is the charm Of her delivcry th
she cannot speak a dozen words without
being interrupted by applause
The New York Times says municipal
reform can come only through union Of
Republicans and Democrats, and that the
Syracuse convention is warning against
relying on the former alone.
There was riot in Danville; Va,
caused by mob OF negroes attempting TO
rescue prisoner, in which one Of the
rioters lost his life. Citizens ordered to
remain indoors until the riot could he
dispersed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
JOB PRINTING.

The undersigned, .proprstofs Of the DAN, and
WsExLr BuLLhp.I, have just received IN sssort
msAtd the latest styles Of Job Printing types.
IN the South aAd West. They aaitsr themselves
that they possess facilities for eurpisg cut
promptly, " the best style 81 the Art, al work
libel 10 the mammoth poster. cad .. prices
witch leave With cur susinsss msp ~ opod e.
% for sending their usIk 70 ~. Louis, Cincin'
Chissgc. JNO. n, ObnNLN Acc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

nor stomach bit.ers; very useful ~
against malsrial feyers and especiai-
IN eases ~ general debility. Price
- cents. Ask Tor Ra,uDgers Herbs.
oil iir-t.class druggist, and dealers
iy2Odtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE

TCXCHANGE. coin. bank notes and United
u States securities bought and sold.
Interest Allowed en- TiIass Deposits.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
ATED BITTER CORDIAL
tETz, ..........soLE PROPRIETOR.

Fable Family Medicine, and can b.
er infant or a, ult with the SAME boei
y. II na certain, prompt and speedy
|ttsrrhca, dysentery, bowels complied
o~ness OF spirits, falntings, sirk
tdsche, etc. For chili- and fever 81
|as far better aud safer than qunir,
|of It's pernlcious effects. II effect
|'proves q powerful disestor Of iooL
nieract the effects OF liquor inaf
IL indisputable evidence oft. m
., We append ie. ofthe many
ir possession:
Depot, East Tenn, and Va. Il.
|tETz, Esq.--Dear Sir: nave used IN
Re 90 aimed from you, and fnd .hem
Z are recommended 20 10. found
siiSrd me con siderable relief, | ieel
sanot DO very well without them. IL
tate OF health.
|dENlGE, ISj south 9Th It., Phila.
I Pastor Baptist Passyunk Church.
/ y. Allen, - Man street Dubuque
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
MEDICAL.
'''.-'--s se---,s-~-- $1,000 s..ss,
BRIDAL CHAMBER,
S ] OR YOU NC VI EN-

r SOCIAL EVILS AND AHusEs,
ierc with marriage, with sure means
the euing and unfortunate, diseased
ird. sent 10 Sc II envelopes. fee OF
dress Howard Sanitary Aid As-ocia
outh Ninth ~, Philadelphia, pa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04
1gTRANsIRNr BILIs-oAsH
Effect of Disappointment in Love.

An old man named Buck, for years resi-,
dent OF East COnneaut. Ohio, died few days
since. Years ago Mr.. B. formed an attach
ment for young lady (after the manner set
forth by other mOrtals), and in prOces of time
made an avOwal in due form, rs an honest
swain should, and was rejected by the rustic
sylph.
The young man (for he was young at that
time) was not prepared for such a rendering Of
affairs, aud without even n remonstrance at
his eharmer's decision, he gave up the society
OF the fair sex at once and forever, purchased a
sequestered spot remote from the haunts of
men, or the PryIng eyes of woman, reared a
cot, staked out his earthly domain. and settled
down into state of ultra .'sin-lc blessednes y
But this decision was not the most remarka-
BILE or noteworthy feature in this eccentric
case for, from the time of such settlement in
his hermitage, he began TO cultivate habits
winch grew upon him as life advanced, and
made him at the age of eighty years perfect
nondescript, even among eccentricians.
After rearing his house, furnishing it with
the comforts for which the heart of man
longeth, he proceeded to create from his own
RIB and person woman, by allowing his hair
to grow long and the purchase of complete
wardrobe of female apparel and from that
time forward, when Eat home, !" he designated
himself as Miss Buck, and never appeared in
another character, unless some one called, as
was sometimes the case, and asked for Mr..
Buck. Being without ushcrs, he answered in
person what few calls he had. For instance.
when he went to the village to lay in a few
OF the necessarics of life, he made the journey
In the GARD OF man and if. after having re.
turned, he had not changed his toilet and was
called upon by some curious specimen of hu-
manity, he would ask such person whether il
was desirable to ''interview'' Mister or Miss
Buck. In case the female deer was asked for.
his reply invariably was. IL will inform the
young lady, and she will greet You in due
time. So also in case the male member Of
the household was wanted, and he was Grim
olined, q metamorphosis was goRc through
with. This man had great variety of costly
dresses. such as are worn by females, as we'll
as clothing worn by the male fraternity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04
An Exciting Situation.
4 Farmer Attacked Ey an Eurggsd Horse.


The Detroit Free Press, of june I5, tells
the following singular story:
From several farmers coming into town.
yesterday, from the Township of TAYLOR. our
reporters learned the particulars of a yerv ex.
citing affair, which occurred in that township.
about seventeen miles from Detroit. on Sun.
day last. a man named Pierce Andrews.
who had lately moved in from Washtenaw
county and leased farm, returned that morn.
ing with n young horse which he had pur-
chased at WynndOtte. In riding the animal
home Andrews had to give him several Ehin.
pings, and was once or twice run away with.
AID thus when he arrived home he was tired
out, and the horse was nervous aud excited
There being some goods packed away in the
stables, Andrews took the horse in on the
barn floor to tie him. While SO doing the
animal bit him, and for this he was soupdIy
beiabored with the handle of a broken pitch.
fork. After being struck several times he
oroEe loose and ran at Andrews and struck
nun down with one of his fore feet. While
IN this position, the farmer received a bad in.
jury from being stepped on, but managed TO
get up and show fight, still retaining posses.
sion OF his weapon. The horse reared kicked
and uttered mad neighs, aud in a moment
struck the man down again. Andrews fell so
close to partition that tie horse could not
get at him we'll, and here he kept the beas,
at bay by pounding his legs with the club.
The people at the house had heard the
sounds OF the struggle, and hired man and
the iamiiy we're soon around the door. As
tue horse seemed to quiet down a little. the
man shouted to Andrews to crawl carefully
along to the door. This the farmer started 10
do, but had not crawled three feet when the
horse pounced upon him again, and this time
dIslocated his shoulder by u blow of the hoof.
Inc morse then commenced plunging and
GicEIDS at everything, jumping at Andrews
whenever the farmer moved, aud in this
emergency, seeing that he was likely to be
Killed, he shouted for the man to get he Tami.
ly out OF the yard and then open the door.
snPPoSInG that the animal would then 90 out.
!Hi" Was done, but the horse plunged out and
IN again With such rapidiry that the farmer
could not escape, the animal making at him
every time he tried it. as last resort. tho
hired man loaded an army muskct with fine
shot, aud gave the horse the full CHARGE in his
shoulder at short range. The beast wen,
down, jumped up, made few circles of the
yard, aud then leaped the fence into the pas.
ture, and ran until tired out. Andrews was
badly bruised in many places, had shoulder
diS!Ucated, As stated, aud will be confined 10
the house tor some time. The horse received
considerable injury from the gun shot, bu, il
Is 'h"HSht veterinary surgeon can heal the
wound.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04
Another Hester Vaughn.

The terrible scene at the coroner's office,
New York, Monday, when the girl, Lizzie
Carroll, was convicted of the crime oC killing
the twin babies Of some man unknown, the
Standard thinks, is enough to make every
thoughtful person in our midst sick with hor.
ror and apprehension.
The terrified, shrinking girl Cwe are told)
was brought into court by two officers.''-
Being woman, and weak from long illness.
she might have escaped from the clutches of
one man. As civilization advances, we trust
that the exPounde.s of law and justice will
see the necessity Of having pla,oous Of soldiers,
thoroughly drilled aud organized, to attend TO
the guarding Of such women. Not question
Is asked concerning the wretch who has ac-
comPIished the wholesale ruin of this child
and her children. What has he to do with
the case? Why should he suffer for the
foolish trust of girl who is no more to him
than any other woman?
God knows why such things are permitted,
Perhaps society needs just such terrible exam.
pies to arouse it to its duty toward humanity.
Women have been held responsible for the
sins of their betraycrs long enough. and it is
plain to be seen from the signs of the times
that there will be no social peace, to say moth.
ingOf apparent social decency, until men come
in for their own rightful share of public
odium and legal penalty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04
Resources Of the South,

The New York Day. Book furnishes some
Custom House figures to prove the strength of
the South in her prolific natural resources and
wonderful vitality. With less than one third
the population of the Union, and amid all her
trials and abject poverty the South furnished.
in 1869, exclusive of specie and bullion, one
half the entire exports of the country. The
entire exports were S57l OBJ $40, exclusive
OF S42,9 ,96S specie Ofthese results of az.
riculture the South furnished Sl0l, ,Ol2 ,639,
or nearly SlO,OOO,OOO more than the indus.
trial products of the balance of tho UniOn.-
Inc total IMPORTS Of the country for 1869 were
S4l3.954.6l5. If we allow one,th;rd of this
for the South, and that is really too liberal,
she should show balance of trade IN her t0ror
of 1927 ,1GS, while the balance AGAINST
the other stands at S96 ,94S,O34.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04

CHEESE Factory IN LOUDoUN.-The
-eesburg Washingtonian gives an interesting
account Of the process OF cheese making a, the
tnc'ory recently established near the village Of
Hamilton in that county, by Northern enter.
prise, aud adds:
The factory now consumes about 600 c,aI-
Ions of milk daily. from which is realized un.
wards of 600 pounds Of cheese, or little over
one pound OF cheese, from each gallon of
milk. There is already on hand about 100
cakes, or nearly 5000 pounds, of most beau,i.
tul coIdcn-looGinG cheese; as none of it was
sufficiently cured to cut and taste (this inter
esting ceremony we understood would take
place next week., We are unable to sneak of
ITS quality. The supply of milk is so great
that arrangements are making to double the
capacity Of the factory. The whole operation
Is very simple, and all the surroundings wear
an air Of freshness and cleanliness which is
certainly mos, grateful TO those who expect to
feed on its productions
There is already similar factory at AIdie.
and as we have county flowing with milk.
there is no good reason why it should not also
abound in cheese. Where shall we have the
next factory?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04

= \ silver mountain has been discovered
In Colorado near a little mining village known
as Georgetown. The ore was first discovered
in the 'slide," and afterward several valuable
iodes were struck. A correspondent of the
Denver Ners was shown pieces of mineral,
averaging from two hundred to three hundred
pounds each, taken from this mountain, which
when assayed gave return of from 500 to
2,OOO ounces per ton. As the mountain was
near village, the discovery could not be long
Kept secret; and as soon as the news got
out there was such general rush to the place
OF old and young amateur and professional
miners that at little distance it resembIed
= mammoth ant hill.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04

THE WHIsKEY PRoDUCr-Iti is estimated
by MIR. Dclmar that about 10, 600, 600 bushels
OF breadstutIs, or one thiItieth part of the to-.
tai grain crop of the United States, is auuu>
ally made into whiskey. The quantity of
proof spirits capable Of being extracted from
onShei Of grain depends much upon the skill
of the distiIler. As much as seventeen onor,s
has been produced from one bushel. The
average in good d;s,i!ccies, with all the mod.
ern improvements, is from twelve TO fourteen
quarts; but the general average in all the
dstiiIeries in the country is much less
Strychnine and other powerful agents arc
sometimes introduced in the process Of NASH
'nS, for the P"rposo Of increasing the pro-
duetion. In 1870 the total Federal revenues
from spirits, Intending production, license
stamp, sale. and all other taxes. amounted %
S5S.U0O.OOO. This leaves out of view fer
men''d liquors, such as beer, and wine, and
OmIts all custom duties.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04
Immortality.

Men seldom think Of the great event Of
death until the shadows fall across their own
path, hiding forever from their eyes tho
traces of the loved ones whose loving smiles
we're the sunlight of their existence. Death
IS the great antagonist of life, and the cold
thought of the tomb is the skeleton of all
feasts.
We do not want TO 90 through the dark
valley, although the passage may lead to Par
adIsej and with Charles Lamb, We do not
want to lie down in the muddy grave, even
with kings and princes for our bed, d,FeIlow5.
But the fiat of nature is incxorablc. There
Is no appeal of relief from the great law which
dooms us to dust. We flourish aud we fado
as the leaves Of the forest, and the flower that
blossoms and withers in dag has not Trailer
hold upon life than the m.htiest monarch
that ever shook the earth with his footsteps.
Generations OF men appear aud vanish as the
grass, and the countless multitude that thronUI
the world to day, will Tomorrow disappear "a
the footsteps the shore. In tho drama of
Ion, the instinct of Immortality so elouuentlv
uttered By the death.dcvoied Greek. find. \
deep response in every Thoughtful SOUL
When about to yield his young existence as a
sacrifice to fate, his beloved Clemanthc asks
1t they shall not meet again. to which he re-
plies: 81 have asked that dreadful question
OF the hills that look e;eruaI-of the clear
streams that flow foreyer-or the stars. among
whose heIds OF azure my spirit hath walked
IN glory. All were dumb But while | gaze
upon thy living face, feel that there il
something in the love that mantles through
ITS beauty that cannot wholly perish. We
shall meet again ClemaDtkn -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04

THE Horse DGsEAsE.-The disease from
which horses in New York are suffering. and
which has produced an excitcmen, aImos,
amounting to panic, among horse owners there
is pronounced by most eminen: authorities
identical with the "spo;red fever" in the
human system. and is of quite ancient origin.
European countries it has been an occasional
epidemic for years and is said to prevail fire..
quen'ly among the Arabian and other Orien.
tai horses. Possibly the manner of its intro.
ductI1n TO this country may be traced to i'm
ported bIoods; that, however, is a mere sur
mise. Some years since it broke out in the
southern part Of Long Island. \ large num-
ber OF horses were afflicted, but the great ma
Jorl'y recovered. II next appeared in Ohio,
then in Pennsylvania, and atterward in New
Jersey.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-04
POETICAL.
TO WHOM SHALL WE GIVE THANKS?

A little boy had sought the pump
From whence the sparkling water burst,
And drank with eager joy the draught
That kindly quenched his raging thiEst.
Then gracefully he touched his cap
THANK you, Mr.. Pump, he said,
For this nice drink you've given me
CThis Httie boy had been we'll bred.)
Then said the Pump, My little man.
lCu're welcome To what have done,
Bot am not the one TO thank
only help the water run.
Oh. then, the little fellow said,
CPOlite he always meant TO BEL
Cold water please accept my thanks,
You have been kind to me.
Ah said cold water, dOn't thank me.
Far up the hillside lives the spTinR
That s.nds me forth with generous hand
To gIAhden every living thing.
~! tha"k the ePTinR, then, said the boy,
And gracefully he bowed his head.
Oh, dOI.'t thaGk the my little man,
Inc spring with silvery accents iaid.
Oh, don't thank me-for what ami
w lIhnut the dew aGd summer Tainso
Without their aid ne'CT could uuen.h
Your thirst, my little boy, gain,
Oh. we'll, then, said the little boy,
Ill gladly thank the ram and dew.
Pray don't thank us-without the sun
We could not all one cup for you.
Then, Mr. sun, ten thousand thanks
For all that " II have done for inc
stop! said the sun with blushing face,
My little fellow, don't thaUk Ino
I~1s from the O'cean's mighty storcs
drew tho draught gave TO thee.
Oh, ocean, thanks! then said the boy
1t echoed back, Not unto me.
Not unto me. but unto Him
who formed the depths in which lie,
Go, give thy thanks, my IittlC boy,
To Him who will thy wants supply.
lhe boy to"k oil HE cap, aud said,
In tnnes go gentle and suhdue,I,
Oh. God, thank Thee for this gift,
Thou art the GivsT Of all good.