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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-23
Prlce rs Gents and ST 90
BLOOD !!

Grave mistakes are made in the treatment
of all diseases that arise from poison in the
blood Not one case Of scrofula. SYPHILIS. white
Swelling, ulcerous sores and skin disease, in a
Thousand, is treated without the use OF mer-
curry in some form. Mercury rots the bones,
and the diseases it produces are worse than
any other kind Of blood or skin disease can
be. DR.. Pembertons "Stilllngia or Queens
Delight is the only medicine upon which a
hope Of recovery from Scrofula, Syphilis and
Mercurial diseases in all stages, can be reas-
$4,000 will be paid by the proprietors If mer-
curry, or any ingredient not purely vegetable
and harmless can be foundin it. Price by all
Druggist 81 90.
"Globe Flower Cough Syrup" and "Mer-
rell's Hepatine for the Liver" for sale by all
Druggists in rs cent and $l.00 bottles.
A. F. MERRELL q CO.. PrOprftOrs,
jan 80 PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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narR Read the following CERTIFICATES,
they speak for Memselpes
LONG GLADE, Augusta county, Va.

LONG GLADE, Augusta county. Va.
June eth, 1879
Messrs. L. SIBERT Co., Staunton, Va.
Gents-Your churn does the work. At test OF
It with my old dash churn, using one gallon of
cream in each. your churn made two pounds Of
prime butter to my old churn's one. The butter
made in your churn would bring in any market
cents more pound than from mine would not
have believed there was such difference IN the
churns. but weighed the butter and measured
the cream, and it being all from the same COW.
there can be no doubt it is all in the superiority
OF your churn. Very Respectfully,
ELLEN B. WILSON.
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Price Is Cents and 81 90.
|LU n GS !!

The fatality of Consumption OF Throat and
Lung Diseases, which sweep to the grave at
least y OF all deaths victims, arises IF ON
the opium or morphine treatment. which sim
ply supplies as the work of death goes on
SIC, 600 will be paid ii Opium or Morphine, or
any preparation Of Opium, Morphine or Prus-
sic Acid, can be found in the "Globe Flower
Cough SYRUP" which has cured people who are
living to-day with but one remaining lung.
No greater wrong can be done than to say
that consumption is incnrable. The "Globe
Flower Cough Syrup will cure it when all
lother means have failed. Also, Colds, Cough,
Asthma, Bronchitis. and all diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Read the testimonials Of
the Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, Gov. Smith
and Elk. Gov. Brown, Of Ga, Hon. George Pea
body, as well as those of other remarkable
cures In our book-free to all at the drug
stores-and be convinced that II you wish to
be cured you can be by taking the "Globe
Flower Cough Syrup"
Take no TrocheS or Lozenges for Sore
Throat, when you can get "Globe Flower
Syrup at the same price. For sale by all
Druggists.
Brioo OK Giants ond OF M
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and having experienced mechanics and all kinds
of improved machinery, will allow article to
leave their man ufactory which will not stand the
severest tests Believing that work of this char
acter can be manufactured here in our midst,
where the material is plentiful and superior as
cheap if not cheaper than the larger cities, they
have inaugurated this
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western Union Telerrnph company.

NEwYoRKS September 10. The West.
ern Union Telegraph Company has de.
clared dividend of1i per cent from the
net earnings Of three months, ending
September the SOth. The net profits Of
the company for the quarter, ending Sep.
tember the S0th inst, based upon the OF.
ticial returnsfor July are nearly complete.
The returns for August and estimated
business for September, reserving the
amount sufficient TO meet the claims Of
the A. L P. Telegraph Co., under exist
ing agreement will be about 81, ,259, 1923.
The surplus July LIST, was SIZE, 469,s total
9, ,031, ,692, from which the appropriating
interest on the bonded debt as Sl07, 900,
construction, purposes, leased lines, &c.
$50, 900 and sinking fund appropriation
$4,000, leaves q balance Of s., ,592.
The dividend ofli per cent requires S7l7,:
500, the balance after paying dividend
Sl,037,192, The stock books close from
September 10Th until October 10th, az 4
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This Is the absorbing point that is q
chief interest to every business transac.
ton. By the combination system Of one.
rating in stocks, Messrs. Lawrence L d.,
Bankers, N. Y, unite the orders OF thou.
sands OF patrons, in various sums, into
one immense account, and operate them
as mighty whole, thus obtaining ali the
advantages Of the largest capitalists and
best skill: Profits are distributed pro Tdta
among shareholders every month. in
this way large gains are secured in abort
periods, and capital from $40 or Sl5 a
$4,000 can be used with equal propor.
tionate success. so will make SlO0. In
so days; $3.50 will pay 81 800 profit or il
per cent on the stock, and so on, accord.
ing 70 themarket Acitlzen Of Troy made
$50 % on an Investment OF $50. NAM
customers are doing better. The new az
cular has two unerring rules for success j
and full details SO that any one can one
rate proatably. Stocks and bonds wanted
Government bonds supplied. Apply Il
lawrence < Co., Bankers, 81 Exc6snsI 4
Place, n. Y, s'
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
RELLAIRE.

Senator Thurman is announced 10 snesl
on the public square Saturday after nsTt ,t,
Perhaps he will finish the speech he N.. h.
gan here last year. -
The public square will be occup;ea hv
political meetings three nights in s,,ecss. ~
sion: wednesday evening. Nolan 1ssSs sTJ
Morrison, Republicans; Th1rsdTay T EwIns HHe
democratic; Friday, Rivers, RepubIican
CLARK Meachem, formerly a isw Sun; stuSsnt
at St olairsyille, now residing in Siisso,,ri i'
was IN town Wednesday. - 'INt : .
The old street lamps, as fast as tbav- 40,
oat oi order, are replaced by lamns y,esa ~
OF the old fashioned kind. The t3IsSdSon.e, dnUre
age OF the old ones Is that, the Slsss l,I1s s1oho
oeing all In one piece, q broE len olssss 49, ~.
9uires a whole new globe 10 II bss s'aTs ,s,t r. t.
Butit Is claimed that The new ones In Sseat ~.
very rapidly, especially in shower @ ~ Jis' raiH
while the gas is'burning. "sf }"ta y ram n
me Presbyterian social at the ch,,o,,
and that given by Mrs. Fitten's cissss cIssii y
her- nome, were both successiuI Sos tSonaS y
rather . cool evening for ice cream sAvTsa TsG
loFmer cleared over twenty dollars @Ae
R. Q. F.
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THE AFGHAN SITUATION.

LONDON, September 9.-Major Connolly
British political agent, telegraphs Off.
ciahy from Ali Kheyt that Intelligence
has been received that the Ameer is terri.
bly, perplexed at the reproach to his name,
that he is in privacy with q few faithful
SierdarS, and that he is sure to come per.
sonally and apologize TO the government.
Ghalam Hassan, native envoy Of the
Indian government, was expected to ar.
rive at Cabul on the 7th inst, and the
Aneer intended making excuses to him.
There are rumors that the Sepoys, with
the Embassy, were taken prisoners and
are still alive. Official kilograms as to the
losses by the mob was mutilated, and II
may read 2l0 or 4l0, but the latter figures
Is improbable.
Lord Crambrook, Secretary Of State for
India, has issued statement showing that
the telegram to the Derby Neu8, concern
ing the relations betweee Major Cavag.
mari and the Ameer, in which It Is stated
that coolness had latterly existed between
them was not in accordance with the off.
cial reports from the Viceroy. It tisassert-
ed that no doubt exists in the India Office
that the outbreak has assumed larger pro.
portions than was at first supposed.
MAJ. cAvAGNARI's DEATH.
srNLA, September 10.-The latest intelli,
gence from Alikheyl, dated the 9th, con.
firms the statement that Maj. Cavagnari
and his followers were killed while charg.
ing upon O mob for burning a residence,
The mob lost 2l0 men.
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San FRANclsco, September 10.-The fol-
lowing is correct list of the State officers
elected: Geovernor, George G. Perkins,
Republican; Lieutenant Governor, John
Mansfield, Republican; Secretary OF State,
Daniel n. Burns, Republican; Comptrol-
Ter, D. NJ. kenfeld, Republican; Treasur-
er, John We'll, Republican; Attorney Gen
eral, A. L. Hart, Republican; Surveyor
General, T. W. Shankin, Republican
Clerk Of the Supreme Court, Frank W.
Gross, Republican; Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, F. N. Campbell, Re.
publican; Chief Justice, Robert F. Morri.
son, Democrat. and Workingman. Asso.
ciate Justices are not determfnad.
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TnE Wheeling manufacturers did not %

TIE Wheeling manufacturers did not 60
up to the Nail meeting at Pittsburgh yes.
terlaY. They apparently took for granted
that the market is in a condition to take
care Of itself for the present. This would
seem to be the case. Mr.. J. P. Gilchrist
returned from Cleveland last evening and
reports business very brisk in that mar
ket, Buyers wanted to enter their orders
for Nails at the new card, but he declined
all offers. The ore men are in regretful
mood because nearly all their product has
been placed at prices prevailing month
or two ago They are now asking 50 for
hematite ores. Mr.. Gilchrist heard OF two
lots Of pig iron lone of a thousand and
another OF eight hundred tons) that had
been sold at Pittsburgh at s25, four
months. The tendency is decidedly up
ward, and there is no telling what point
will be reached. By next spring it is not
impossible that history will repeat itself,
and the experience OF the spring OF 1873
again come around. At that time the ore
men hardly knew any limit to their ask
sng prices, However, the importations
from abroad may by that time intervene
to prevent such an excess OF prices as now
seems possible.
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The ChIsholm InrentIrntIon.

DRKALB, MISS, September 1O.-In the
trial of Henry ]. Gully, for the murder o
Cornelia Chisholm, the. prosecution, at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, rested its
case. The effort of the prosecution has
established conspiracy on the part Of de.
fendant and others to kill Chisholm,
Gilmer and Rosenbaum, and in carrying
out that object killed Cornelia Chisholm
and other persons.
An attempt was made to show that on
the night after the burial Of John W.
Gully meeting Of the conspirators was
held at the gin.house OF John Gully, to
mature plans for carrying the conspiracy
into effect, but some OF the State Witnesses
testified that the object OF that meeting
was nothing more than to discuss the
practicability OF body OF citizens going
to DeKalb the following day to aid in The
arrest OF Chisholm and others, charged
with the murder Of John W. Gully, should
they resist and assistance be necessary.
Among the declarations made after the
killing oil Chisolm going 10 show conspi.
racy was the declaration OF the defend.
ant: ave have done what we came here
to do, and il there is any hanging 10 be
done here is my neck" The testimony
Of the defense tends to contradict some
Of the material statements OF the witness.
es OF the prosecution; as TO the firing II
the jail; who shot Cornelia and Judge
Chisholm; what parties in the crowd had
guns; action Of defendant in jail during
the firing and relative to the position ol
all parties.
o. 9, Stewart, a iuryman, has been Ill
since the adjournment last evening and on
that account it wss impossible to proceed
with the trial to-day. 1t was hoped thal
he would recover enough this afternoon
to allow the case to 60 on. The defense has
number OF witnesses to testify on other
points brought out by the prosecution.
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EWING GIVES IT uP

And Recognizes that He Cannot hr
Governor OF Ohio-He Will Now PiRhI
for the Q. 3. SenRtOrship.
Special 70 the oinCinnal Commercial.
COLUMBUS, O., September V.-General
Robinson has gone to indianapolis, Gen.
eral Ewing has given up the election for
Governor, and has turned in with the
Others to gain the Legislature.
Foster can walk over the remainder Of
the course; and, 50 far as his success Is con.
cerned, he mightas well go back to Eos.
toFia and attend 10 his private business
during the rest Of the campaign. There
mas ceased 70 be any question among the
pohtlcians about his election, the only
question being the size OF his majority.
r, Ewing as setting up his pins now for the
y. y: Senatorship, and has begun canvass.
ing for It To-day two persons left this
CITY to work up the State in his interest
for the Senate.
The Democrats profess TO be confident
that they will carry the Legislature, hui
ship. '' '''' N''''NV''
Ewing will bend his whole energies
hereafter TO the success OF the pafty In
eleeting the Legislature, and so far he and
Thurman will Be In accord.
Ewing men here confess that the dismal
failure OF the Thurman debut last Saturday
night was q put up job by them, and was
done for reyengeon Thurman.
a year ago, when Ewing came here 10
speak, the Thurman men united to make
bis meeting the failure that 1t was, and SO
the other night the Ewing retainers retalia.
TED In good style and more than got even
with the old Senator.
General Durbin Ward has entered the
senatorial contest, and Is putting in his
work right lively. When he gets back 10
Ohio River water his bowels will probably
do better, and cease to interrupt his pro.
ceedings.
At present the anxious eyes directed to-
wards Thurman's seat in the Senate be-
long to Thurman, Ewing, Ward, Garfield,
Tat, Matthews and Dennison. Dennison
Is doing splendid work for the place.
The confidence Of the Republicans in
the entire success Of the ticket is shown
oy the fact that candidates for the various
offices connected with the Legislature are
beginning to turn up, and probable appli.
eants for the Clerkship OF the Senate and
House are already spoken Of or are open.
ly laying pipes,
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CINCINNATI, September 1o.-The folio W.
ing call has Just been issued for a meeting
otthe Society Of the Army OF the opnbsS
land:
CrSoISNArl, September 10, 1870.
To he members Of ae. Society Of 0le,Army of he
Cumberland: ssf - W
/ GRHTIEMEN-Haying received notifca.
ton that the arrangements for the unyeil.
ing Of the statue Of General Thomas in
Washington would be completed early in
the month OF November next, In pursu-
ance Of the resolution, Of the Society
adopted at the last meeting, the next an.
nual meeting Of the Society OF the Army
Of the Cumberland is hereby called 70
meet in Washington, D. G., November 10
and 20, 1879, the anniversary OF the battle
Of Missionary Ridge. All members are
urgently requested to be present at the
meeting. ES4 - u
Prest Society Army Of Cumberland
HENRY N. CIsT, Cor. sec'y.
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The Commonwealth Lottery.

CINCINNATI, O., September 1o.-1n the
ohancery Court OF Campbell county, KY,
Chancellor Menzies to-day rendered a
written opinion that the lottery, common.
Y known as the Commonwealth Distrlbu.
ao9 Company Of Kentucky, conducted
and operated by Thomas ]. Commeriord
Secretary, and his assistants, is an illegal
enterprise, subject 10 suppression al any
moment by the Grand tnries, and that
purchasers OF tickets have no security ior
the payment OF prizes. -''
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The Pittsburgh strll.e GeltIed.

PrrTsBuRaH, September 1O.-While the
general impression yesterday morning was
that disastrous lockout was imminent at
the American Iron Works, 1t was happily
dissipated yesterday afternoon by a com.
promise. The firm proposed to split the
difference TO committee that waited on
them. The committee reported back to
the laborers, but they refused TO accept the
offer. Negotiations then ensued which
resulted in the frm offering 10 pay 81 15
per day to the laborers, and they accepted,
and the works are again in operation.
Carnegie Bros. succeeded in getting a
supply Of new men, when the old hands
offered to resume work, and their offer was
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IPPECr or fHE AFGHAN REyoLr.

The Gasstte says: The massacre OF
the members o., the English mission Of
Afghanistan obliterates the scientific
frontier between that country and India,
and makes necessary the occupation oj
the whole Of Aighanistan by the British
but this Is incompatible with the assur.
ancesgiyen by England to Russia, with
whom there must be an understanding in
regard to the measures Of its satisfaction
TO be taken by England. The Gasetls pro
ceeds to recommend 4 solution by parti
ton ol Aghanistan 80 "a 10 bring tht
English and Russian dominions in contac
in Central Asia.
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The Phnr1,,eI.,.

1SDIANAPoLB, September 10. = Tie
American Pharmaceutical Association this
morning elected George W. Sloan, Of this
city, President, and T. Roberts Baker
ot Richmond, Va; J. L. Lamberper, OF
Lebanon, Pa, and P. @. Condedus' Of
Mobile, Ala, Vice Presidents, retaining
nearly all the former officers. The day
mas been mainly occupied in reading and
the discussion Of papers. The Association
VIII be entertained this evening by con.
cert and hop at Mannerchor Hall.
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CHICAGO, September lo.-The seven
trottlng races for the meeting to be held
here next week are filed with sixty prize
entries. The management has decided n
offer In addition to the regular purses the
following purses 10 be trotted for on
Thursday, September IS: Purse Of 81 .001
ior the 2:22 class; also purse OF Sl,000
ior PAGERS that have never beaten 2:20
Entries to this purse TO close Wednesday
September Is. NJ 1lP.M.
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nrsryIand Greenbaclters,

BGlT1AekE, September lo.-Nine coun.
ties were represented to-day at the State
Convention Of the Greenback Labor party,
r. 2. Devices, Chairman Of the National
Executive Greenback Labor Committee,
read long address, giving the history ol
the Greenback party. The customary reso.
lutiops were adopted, and Howard Meeks
OF Kent county, was nominated for Gov
fernor. The Executive Committee viii
name the remainder ot the ticket WI
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SYRACUSE, September lo.-The Stars
played their lastgame to-day. II was with
the Clevelands. Result: Stars 8, Cleve-
lands6. Indifferent play made the people
indifferent to the existence Of the club,
and It, was disbanded by the. directors,
who lose $500. NO professional nine
here next year.
At Troy9Troys 8, Cincinnatis 4.
At Boston-Bostons IL ChicagoesS s.
AT Proyidence-Proy yidence 8, Buffalo 9.
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GoRTscHAKAFF's ylEws.

The La Solid says: Prince Gortscha-
kaff, in an interview with Its correspond
ent at Baden, disclaimed the slightest
concern at the attacks OF the Berlin news.
papers. He had always deprecated any
undue weakening Of France, and hence,
Bismarck's hostility to him. The friend.
ship Of: Russian and German Emperors
would certainly be sufficient to smooth
any slight differences which might arise.
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WtrrlS a radius oisix miles OF Connells-
vile there are S,s47 coke ovens, with Gl0
new ones under construction, and a fair
prospect at an early day 1880 others being
built. The ovens in blast have a capacity
for putting out 400 cars Of six hundred
bushels each per day. Capt. Drayo ex-
presses the opinion that there Is ten
lency to overdO the trade.
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waddington has been persuaded by
President Greyy TO retain the premier
ship, ct leassuntil Jules Ferry's education
bill shall have been discussed by the
Senate. .....a
The last batch ofamnestied Communists
are in fearful condition Of destitution.
Nearly all are suffering from opthalmia,
and some are too feeble 10 walk,
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BRIDaEroRr, September s.-The seventh
annual Convention ot the North America
St Georges Union Is in session at 81.
Georges Hall, this city, and il attended
BY large number Of influential DELEGATES
from all parts of, the United States and
Canada. g. E. Cook, Of Chicago, was
elected President.
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YELLOW FEvER.


MEMPHIS, September l0.-Fiye new case
were reported to the Board Of Health thil
morning. Six deaths have occurred slneC
last night among them were Rev. Fathel
ChrySostomus Biencke, Catholic Priest
Samuel Richardson, son Of the late Dr.
Robert Z. Richardson, Lazorus Buchigin
Butus Sutton and Mary Darris. Weather
clear and pleasant.
Sixteen cases in all, seven white and
nine colored, were reported to the Board
OF Health to-day. Among the number
werei Dan. Sullivan, 0 well known river
clerk; g. N. Paine, o. L. Morrison, Mrs,
J. Franscola. Three additional deaths
have occurred, two Of whom are colored.
Donations to the Howards to-day aggre.
gated Sl69,S05. They assigned twenty.
five nurses to duty. VIM. Ward Is down
with the fever twelve miles north OF Mem.
phis on the Paducah Railroad. His in.
lection can be traced To this CITY, Weather
clear and pleasant, Thermometer ranged
from 56o to $40.
New Orleans Exemption.
NRw ORLEANS, September l0.-Vice
President Fenner and pr, @. B. White,
Sanitary Director OF the Auxiliary sani.
tary Association OF the State, says that no
one has been attacked by yellow fever
since September the 1st. Not q single
case is known 10 exist in the city, This Is.
sociahon protest to the National Board OF
Health against New Orleans being con.
sldered an injected city, and ask the facts
70 be distinctly stated In the next number
OF the bulletin and be announced 10 the
country at large.
The Memphis Doctors.
Atameeting Of the Shelby County Med
ical Society, tonight, resolutions were
passed condemning Order No. 8 Of the
State Board Of Health as burdensome aud
unsustained by the history Of the previous
epidemic. The order referred to forbids
the ginning Of cotton in Memphis during
the prevalence Of yellow fever. A com.
mittee was also appointed TO confer with
the Howards in regard 10 the order re-
Gently Issued that the Howard physicians
attend none but fever patients. This act
OF the Medical Society was caused by the
fact that the order Of the Howards cuts off
many poor people suffering from other
diseases from receiving medical attention.