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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

The San Francisco Chronicle says
when the yacht Jeanette steams
Through the Golden Gate on her way
to the Arctic Ocean the coming sea
son she will go under as favorable
auspices as ever chcercd the depart
ure OF vessel hound for the frozen
zone. In addition to the elaborate
preparations which are being made
by her commander, Lieutenant Dc
Long, to prepare for all probable CON
tlngencies, aud, it possible, achieve
success, there will be present in San
Francisco to bid the expedition God
speed a number of gentlemen known
to fame as the greatest explorers of
the age. James Gordon Bennett, pro-
mpter of the expedition, has invited
DIR. |. Hayes, the eminent Arctic ex,
plurcr, and Henry NJ. Stanley, the ia
maas African traveller, to accompany
him to this Coast in May next and
give their personal attention and aa-
vice toward the final preparations for
the expedition. These gentlemen
have accepted Mr.. Benefits invita-
ton, and will come out here in com
pany with him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

A GENTLEMAN at Yankee Fork says
in "a letter to Judge Abbat: 4 think
well Of this country as a mining dis
trict. OF course a large scope Of the
country hereabout has not yet been
prospected, but some Of the claims
have been worked, and are showing
large quantities Of very rich ore.
Within u few months | believe this
viii beone Of the leading quarz camps
on the Pacific coast" [Tuscarora
Times-Review.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

Coz. MEAcHAM, one Of the Peace
Commissioners who was caught in
the trap when Captain Jacks Modocs
killed Candy in the lava beds, wants
$4,000 for the services he has been
talking about ever since Meacham
got nothing at the time, and the House
committee on claims reports in favor
Of giving him $4,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

ELRon RYAN, miner in the Bodie
mine, at Bodie, fell $50 feet down the
shaft the other day and was instant
y Killed. The Bodie Standard says:
The poor fellow. when about fifty
feet from the surface, with thought.
fitness which entities him to place
in tie rank Of heroes, sung out to the
men who were working on the bot
tom, Look out, I'm cdningp He was
plainly heard on the suface and in
the mine below, and the men in the
shaft had time 10 get into The adioin.
ing apartment and save their Ives
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28
HOUSE, SIGN & Wlee'|
p AlNfggrfJA
PArER HANGING
KALsoMINING and GRAM,
executed ii best stxls n
]. X. pll,v,.


Notice.
He SING HOP COMPANY ~
~ soia out to Hen Lac all their is,. THIS
tbsn o ~ aIld all othor properfs
'iei4 y montgomery street, in Idsho eslsl
1n.,.a ,,,u.., ~ SING HOP f MN;
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

a SINGULAR case of vitality exists in
Alameda, Cal Some ten or twelve
days since young man by the name
OF Jones, a musician, in iii of aherra,
ton, went out Of the house OF his sis.
ter. where he boarded, aud attempted
suicide By shooting himself. The first
shot only inflicted slight wound, the
ball passing along the side of his face,
blowing mp the skin on his cheek. He
'hen placed the muzzle Of the pistol
Holder his chin and fred The bali
passed upward Knocking out several
teeth and making hole in Ills tongue
and lodged in his head. The doctors
have probed for the ball without find
ing it, aud to day lie is walking around
the street in apparent good health,
with his mind seemingly restored.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

Louis WIEI, tlfe only jew in the
North Carolina Penitentiary, has been
pardoned by Governor Vance, who in
dorsed the following on the paper: II
take pleasure in saying that sign
the PARDON in part recognition Of the
good and Iaw-abiding character Of
our Jewish citizens, this being the
first serious case ever brought to my
notice Oh tho part Of any Of that peo-
pIen
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28
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ness early decay, loss of manhood, &c, /.
will send |. recipe tnat will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary SouiI
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

II is asserted by Treasury officials
az Washington that the proposed re-
dnction Of the tobacco tax will de-
crease the revenue to the amount Of
al least $o.OOO.000
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

A REPORT from Mandalay says that
the King of Burmah has murdered all
the Royal Princes and their families,
and replaced the Ministers with those
formerly in Office, thus restoring des-
potic government.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

Two FREIGHTERs were killed on the
Fort Pierre route, about fifty miles
from Rapid City, in the Black Hills, a
few days ago, by Indians.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

THE Philadelphia Times says that in
the Senate Of the Forty-Sixth Con
gross Thurman, Bayard, Wallace,
Kernaa, Pendleton, Voorhees,, Melon
aid, Hampton, Hill, Gordon, Vance,
viii find only an Ednunds as the peer
q any Of them in the heavy artillery
Of debate, ana Blaine about the only
foonan fit to cope with them in the
use of the lighter and kceuer wcap-
ms Of parliamentary warfare.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

The State Senate Of Connecticut
has unanimously passed a resolution
condemning the action Of Congress
IN passing the anti.Chinese bill. The
people Of the East are altogether too
fond Of expressing themselves on sub
jects they know nothing about. If
the Connecticut Legislature would at
tend strictly to its own business it
would better serve the State and re-
ceive the thanks Of all where Chinese
aro known
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-02-28

correspondence from all parts OF the
eonptry solicited.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09
@ermMfh.

Die Mermutbpflan3e, artemisia absyn-
thium, lit zines iener @iirSfrduter, ipelz
Dies auf3ufi6ren in unierer neuli6en Nb5
banblnng iiber berarttge &rGuter oerge1ien
parD. 9ieielbe pflegt it6 in @drten, no
fie etnmal %angepflan5t lit, ielblt tpte6er
aus3uiGen. 3DeGs zines 9r6Beren Nnbaus
lift bies @etpG6s nit 8prtbeil nur auf mebr
trofenern ltnge6ingten 8o6en, ). 8. an
f%tetnisen 6pbltpegeu, SteiugerDuen &C. 5u
3ie6en. Die 8ermebrung 9ei6tebt tbetls
our6 S%amenpfan3en, aus Salnen ge3ogell,
Die MAJ in gutem @artenbooen I'M 6erbft
glei6 na9 Der 9teife ousiGet, tbeits bur6
@ur3eltbeilung. 9ieglanSen mitiien ia
SUB, betetnigem@ a6Stbum logar al 3 SUP
melt bon chamber abiteben; itnh' fe einz
nal int 8oben f~eftgepur3elt, 10 f0n1et ie
metit niele Sabre" iteben bleiber, pbne elmer
8earbettung au be0iirfen, unO eS lit nur,
ba mebriG6rtge St6de i'm @inter leidt
obfterben, itetS fir iunge, in gut bearbeitez
tent 8oben geaogene Pfan3en SIT Iorgen,
I'M nit tbnen Die ettpa ent~itan0enen Giiden
aus3ufiaen. gu be9iinittgen lit aud III
fteinigem un6 Gbnlidem 8oben 6as Qusz
fallen bes Samens 3ur Quf3u6t iunger
8flan3en on Srt uno Steue. Ser @erz
mltb bli6t int Sult un0 Nuguit; Der Saz
me retft inn September unD Sftober; Die
8ldtter tperben getpObnli9 i'm Mtat unO Die
tpeniger bitteren 8Iutben i'm Suit et1ges
fQitn1eIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09

our6 SDeilung Ser alien St0fe Iebr Iei6t
Derntebrt tDirb; Dies Sbeilen fam lotpobL
i'm Sriibiabr tuie I'M 0erbit gel6eben.
Sbnittlau6 fom1nt fat in iebem Booeu
gut fort. 3medmGBig be0iett man Iid ieiz
ner 31r @infallung Don 9tabatten, no er
etlen redt biibl6ei1 Nnblid geiuG6rt. Sc
bGuftger er bel6nitten iptrb, Inn 10 better
pflegt ct it9 81 bcfinoen. NuBerorbentli9
gut tbut ibm cine &opf0ingung bon Oienz
ruff.
Sen ~iogenarnten BertIau6 fann
man aus ben 9febeni60Blingen Des Borrie
5teDert, tltoem man oteleLben I'M 6riibiabr
BON Der Wtlltterpfan5e abnimmt unO fie
ais 1urge Bf(an5eH - 10 tief ais iie iueiB
itno - in Die @rbe iebt; Iobalo 1ie 6ann
Sarnen treiben tpoael1, i6neibet man i6nen
Den So1nenitengel aus; baour1 erSergen
1t9 an ben @ur5cln fletne run6Ii9e 3mtez
beln, pel6e man, 1o6alO ibr Qaub tro6elr
1T. %aufntml1t llno ite i'm september ettpG
63Ou I'M @eoterte Derpflanst. Sn folgenz
Dem Sabre @tloe SUM- ftnoet | nun cine
Oienge fLeiner 3ipiebcl9en, tueG6e man
tbreS Dor3ii9lid feinen @el0mads tpegen
gebraI6t un0 nolnentli6 gum GinmadDelt
nit lauren @urten 3uiammen germ benubt.
XIV 0k ~ " y ' ~ W w w W. VUllltblLu~
big tDentgen 6auS9altungen beliebt, bod
mirb aud er bon Wan6en tart aufgeiu1t.
9iele Baan5e lit ebenfaIS alSbauern6 uno
miro am lei6teiten Dur9 3piebeln p0er
Die iogenanlten Glaute1 fortgepflan3t, Die
man i'm 6erbit D0er 6rit6ia6r in Elm gut
DorbereiteteS, lodereS @artenbect pflan3t.
Bferoemiit la9t Dem &nDblau6 ie9r 3u.
Wt0n fam Die 3tptebeGn 4 Sabre lang auf
oerielben SteIe iteben lallen; better lit &c
inbeiien, 1e aQid6rlt6 int 6erbft ooer
Sribiabr uln5ulegen. Man benubt bonn
&noblau6 Die i6arf i6medcnOen 3miez
beln, pel6e DaufentpeiIe Don eillem 9~eneins
iamen Ge6dule lber5ogen, %3ulatnmen fit
3et.
Oie ausemein iebr beltcbten S6oIptz
ten tperDen gleidfaaS 6ur6 3tpiebeln
Dermebrt uno fortgepflGnSt. Sic iDa6len
in ie6em guten @%artenbooen; 11ur BARI
man fie ni1t auf frii6en 0inger pflauSen,
tpeil fte btenon ben @oDlgel0maG Derltes
rem. 0ieielben itn0 3eitig tint SrIbling
altS3uleben, un6 3iDar ntntnt mat oa3W
Die tletniten 3Dtebeln, legt oteielben So
3ou I'M @eDiert un0 be6edt ite gang init
@rbe. SObal0 Sic 8ldtter gelb SIT tperoen
begt1ren, ltt11rtt man tie alIf uno breltet
1te auf etnen Iuftigen 800en aus, 0Gnttt
1te ge6Drtg dIstrodlten, bebDr man tie 5uilt
gSinterDerbrauh ms t6al5 ninn1t. Giels
fad rit6mt man bier Die %iogenannte Dentz
i6e S1alotte, neil fte GROCER ais bic 8ez
tp06nlt6e tpirD; iDr 0el0n1ad lit i%noefien
bel tneiteln ni9t 10 fetn, ais Der 0er fIetller
GGten S9alotte; tie erDdlt geip6bnli6 cine
Ser 3tpiebeL G6nli9e Torm un0 lit rotb5
braun bon Sar6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09

Saden an Sas @eridt finOet fiinfti9 ni6t
mebr fat, un6 erfotgt aud nt6t me9r tpte
bis6er Elm 3uidlag al ben Stnoer nnD bet
Wert6en uber 800 80. all ben Strber nl1o
bic SrtSarmenfalle.
Scr. GaiIan, ser Bic bon 6em 10
friib ncritorbeuen Scr. George Smith be-
gon1enen NuS8rabungen in ga
bDlon fortieyt, bat bort eit adtedt9eS
9riSma entbedt, ouf beilen Seiten cine
@el6tbte bes SeLosuges einge9raben III,
ben Senno6erib gegen ben &Dui9 6esettab
unternommen butte. Ser tpi0tt9e Suno
miro benz britii0en Muieum 5ugeletOet
iDerOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09
rs Sabre DOE Dem @~mblifmut.
Die d6ten
Or. g. Mc9ane'6
beruhnte
SeDer NiWen
sur 9eiIun9 BON
0cpatitis nber Sober Granf5eiten,
Si8pepiie Ii. %franfbaftem &opfpeb.
sur 9eiIun9 BON
SiSpepite Ii. franfbaftem 8opftpeb.
ghnhtonte einer franten Seher.

SJ%ktTto$tbN ~ Wsb~ $(OSbS
&6mersen in Der redten Settle, unterz
o. baIb Der 9tipper, I'm 10 gr6Ber beim
Druid; mitunter lit Der S6mer5 in Der
Iinfen Seite; bet &ranfe fann faum auf
Der Iinfen Geite Iiegen; otter mirb ber
G6mer3 lnter Dem G6uIterblatt eefiiblt,
unb bebnt ii9 bdufig Bis cur SduIter=
h6be aus, unb tptrb mitunter fir 8beu=
matismu8 i'm 9lrm %berfannt. 9er Maeen
Ieibet an AppetitlpiiSfeit u,b llebelfeit,
Die @in9eipeibe iinb oQ8emein beritppft
man9maL nebIeInb nit Qbfibren ber
&ppf lit Ieibenb unb nit bumpfemL i9ipe=
rem G9mer5 I'M Sinterfopf beIditigt. @ez
fpbbnIi9 egtiirt aud GebddtniBidipd9e,
begIeitet bon peirtli9em @efibI, alS Jet
etfpas unterlafen mas bdtte setban iper=
ben 1paen. Sin Iei9ter trDdener 9uIten
lit mitunter i'm GefpIse. Ser Qaticnt
tLagt iber Ntattigfeit unb S6tpd9e; ct
erI9rift Ieidt, feline Sibe it1b falt Dber
brenne1b, unb CT fIagt iiber prifeInbc2
GeflbL in Der 9aut; iein @emiitb lit ,,tez
bergeidIagen, unb obipphl 9IarbcnD, bab
fDrperIi6e 8etpe9ung ibnt ppbI tbun
fpiirbe, fam CT bp6 faum &raft 9enua
fammeIn, es Su Der1uden. Gr mibtraut
in @abrbeit iebem 6eiImttteI. @eri6ie=
bene bieIer 9enanptenl Gpn1ptpme be9lei=
ten bic &ranfbeit, ~ bat eS SGlle geee=
Ben, tpp tpenige berieIben eriItirten, iebOG
bic 1lnterIu9ung be8 SDrpers mad Dem
So6e Denies, baB bic Sober in grDBter
nnpr6nun9 mar.
SaIteS Ticber.
81. 6. Mc2ane's 2eber=9iGs
len in SdIIen BON faltem Sieber,
nit Nuinin genommen, erse1tgen Die Be-
item @rfpIge. Gs 9iebt fein befiersS 8urs
9irmitteL DDr unb na9 benz G~tnnebnnen
BON Gbinin. gir rdtben allen nit Die.
fer &ranfbeit 8ebafteten, benIeIben einer
nnpartetif9en 8erin9 Su sc:
fpdbren.
Sci allen biLiD1en u~nprbnunsen, unt
aIs einfa6e8 Bur9irmitteI, iin6 1e TN.
DergGei6Iid.
@an butte ifG bor SGIidnnscn.
Die ddten finb ME iibersufert.
SSSe6e S9ahtel bat eiren rptbert @aAsiieee
ouf benz 0efeI nit Der Snidr!ft Sr. NcSare'S
Sebers9iIlel1.
Die d6ten Mc9ane'S 2eBersgtG.
len BADEN oie Signatlreit tpn s. Mc2ane
unb Slemtng8rps 8. auf benz SedeI.
Man berIan9e Die G9ten Or. 6. NcSane'S
2ebers0iIen, prGparirt BON Slemtt9 8rps., Al
8ittsbureb, 9a., benn Der 0tarft 1T bon bon
Gdhobmltnoen beS gtamen Msc9ale, an6era
bu6ftabirt, aber bteielbe Iusiprade.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09

RkOkOKHL. fannten @r3neimitteE unS
oeriprtdt aerabe bur6 biele mad rpileni9aftli9en
4rincipien erfoIste 3uiamntenfesung elei9ntdBtge
@irtung unb ben beft nr6sIi9en GrfoIs. SesbaIb TONS
nen. forpo6I Mer5te as Grante iid bieIes NfitteIs NIT
Der arobten 3uuerii6t be6ienen. Gs lift feline 9rur6s
Ioie 8ebauptuns, rpenn mir faset, baB es ben sriinSs
Ii9ften ruifleni9oftLi9en Stuoiet bis iebt nod ni6t
oeIunaen it, elm befIeres WlitteI sur 6eilung pom sails
& 2unsenfronfheiten ber;uiteaet. Die 9ranfbeit pirb
bur9 ben 8ebrou9 b~esieIben nidt BLOB gebober, fons
bern es merOeM Div 6rant9eitsfeine aus benz Spitem
e%ntfernt. Sie SeiGg jig 1T cine i6neGe unb iidere.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL eignet ii9 fir 4atienten
ieben Alters ttb Gef9le9tes, ieIbit fit &inber, bic es
uegen bes eutet Gei9nta6es obhe S9rpierigfeit nebs
men. Sci 8ebanbIung uon eewDbnIifem 6uffen,
Grfdltmns, 9alscntSiurnu9, SronebitiS, Jns
~ffllen,a, Mffbnnd, Srdunc uno Gatdrrb lit bic Birs
flung pom AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL cine ~9eraoe5u
erftaunenbe. TauienSe lperoem iabrIih ourd ben 5eis
ti9en 8ebrau5 b~esielben Dor f9weren Grantbeitet
bgipabrt. G5 fonte in teiner 6antilie febIer ais ein
S9usn1itteI se9en pIDkli6e anfdIe. Sci Seudbbus
fen unb NIHs;ebrnn9 gi6t es tetn Tnirtiameres unb
Ijnbernoeres MitteI ais bieIes.
9ie eritaunIi9en auren, weIGe AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL i'll Der sau3en @eIt bepirft Bat, iinb cine
biurei9enbe Gardntie, SaB es aud tn Submit bic
beftet G~efuItnte e~r;ieIen ruiro. Gin inparteiiiher
8erfu6 tpirb feIbft ben drsften SpeiHer pom feiner
rDunberbdren SeiIfraft iiberSeu9en, unb piro ueiter
sur anerfennuts bes gor5u9s fibren, ben 6iefes 9rds
porGt Dor alien an6ern @littelt sur 5eilHne uot 2uIts
sentrarfbeiten s~erpdbrt.
Siebeiten aer5te bes 2ances firb init Der 3uiartrtets
fesirg pom AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL betannt unb
e%ntpfebLert es i5ren 4atienten un6 usri9reiben e5 in ibz
rr RrartS. Sas 3cugnib zines baIben 5abrbunoerts
Iiefert einen ununlit0bti6en Semtis, bas biefes @rds
pGrot i'm Stanoe i'll, aae 2ungentrantheiten SIT beiIen,
bic iiberboupt nod nteni3Ii9er 5iEe s~m9dnsIid iin6.
Snberettet ban Sr. 8. 6. @ber G g..
4rattif9e unb onaIptii6e Ebeuritsr.
2ooeI, M1af.
uebeS0LL in allen &potbtten ju baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09
Qn1tdl 1t4tN GmnInttett.

Bei6e 8flan3en, beren es man8erlet
@rten 9iebt, itnb in Der Slide 6odgeiddbt;
Ser gepObnlt6e g 6ntttlan3. 1T
Elm QnsoaHerubeS 3piebeI9etp6@s, 0as
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09
Sos bette WSittel
9egert
SAILS G ~9nngenleinen.

Sunsentranf6eiten iinb 10
oa8emein uorberri9enb un6
9efdbrIi9, 6ab Elm ii9eres
uno 3uuerIGiiiees 6eilrnitteI
cine @ohItbat fir ieSen Don
bieient 9etOen septasten
Menf9en 1T. Mper's &irs
fcbsuS rnffmittet( CHERRY
P~EcToRAL) lift ais foI9es
betannt, un6 teinss Der ans
bernie bdufs angepriefenert
glttteI per6ient basIertrou:
en- bes 4u6Iitums 10 febr
Sruie bieies. SasieIbe 1T DIES
mild ~Sufammenseiest aus
ben uortreffIi9ften Der mes
bicinii9en 8iheni9oft be-
-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-08-21

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Aug. 18th. 1s79--
BEEF CATTLE-A large proportion of the usual
buyers and sellers were on the market to-day,
Notwithstanding the expected opportunity again
next Thursday and trade was, in view OF that
fact and the unfavorable weather, fairly active.
Prices, varied but little, if any, from last week,
quality considered. There was perhaps a better
average OF cattle on the mark ct than last Thurs
day. fewer common cattle being among the of
ferings and rather more good butcher cattle. We
quote at 2 50a$5 rs per 100 lbs.
There COWS on the market to-day.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows: Best Beeves at 0Oa$5 rs; that generally
ted first quality 487as5 90; medium or good fair
quality 25a$4 81; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows2 5Oa$3 co. general average of the market this
week.; extreme range of prices 50a$5 25. Most
OF the sales were from 81 to 81 80 per 100 lbs.
SwINE.-The receipts have been light since last
Monday, but the demand has not been very ac-
tive, and the supply has been sufficient to satisfy
it, Prices in view of quality are &c higher than
last week. as there more hogs sold at our
highest quotations than there were then. and the
quality is not as good, the grassers being more
numerous. We quote at 42la5Hc per Id net. Ar
rivals this week 1872 head.
SHEEP AND LAME .-The receipts since last
Thursday foot up $500 head, and the demand for
them has been fairly active in such pens as we
have quotations from. Those dealers who have
not reported say they have no market. We quote
| fair to good butcher sheep at 3ka4Ac, and lambs
at 4a5c per lib gross Stock sheep at 50a52 so per
head as to quality. Arrivals this week $3.50 head.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-08-21
q. B. Campmeeting,
Reported for the VALLEY viEaIN

Reported for the VALLEY VlRGINIAN
The campmeating in progress by the
Church Of the United Brethren in Christ ON
1Churchyille circuit, commenced on last Fri
day the 10Th inst. First Sermon at 2 O'Clock
p. m. by the writer. At night We had an
earnest sermon by Rev. J. L Holt, who held
the people for half an hour notwithstanding
the rain
Saturday morning sermon OF real ll.'e'
est was preached by Rev. IL. Jones. Ate, :
noon Rev. Lndwick of Winchester delivered
an able sermon. Saturday night aud Sii'-
Gay morning our $; ryiees were Interrupted
by the falling rain. Sunday afternoon q
sermon OF cieaIness and power was preach
by Rev. j. w. tiracofe OF Nd. Al night o
services because of rain. Monday morning
Rev. G. H. Grimm uf Frederick City Md,
preached very able sernioii. IN the after
noon Rev. Crowl deliyere,;a an earnest, faith
full sermon At night Rev. G. y. Dopav' II
preached very stirring sermon and penl-
tents were invited to the mercy seat, l2or
Is came forward for prayers. This Tuesday
morning sermon by Rev. G. W. Howe Pre-
siding Elder. Many hearts were made happy
during the sermon, whilst Christ was set
forth as our Deliverer. Divine power is
manifest in nearly all our services. 'Ihe
mists have rolled away and our meeting s
becoming intensely interesting. The CON-
mittee have fully determined "I4ord willing"
to continue the meeting over next Sunday
the Oath. Besides the able ministers present
others will be with us.
Capt. H. II. Hanger of Churchville, who is
so we'll and favorably known, is conducting
the boarding department. and is fully pre-
pared to accommodate the people with the
substantials as we'll as the dainties OF life.
Our services are now largely attended and
we doubt not they will be thus attended to
the last.
We invite the public to our meeting-come
friends and worship with us in this Temple
not made with hands.
The tent holders are men and women
of real worth and do all in their power to
make the people comfortable and happy
Thus far the order has been excellent, may
it so continue.
Every arrangement is being made for the
comfort Of man and beast.
More anon,
Churchville Va. A. M. EyERS.
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VTIRGINIA-IN VAoATIoN.-In the Clerks Office |
Circuit Court Of Augusta co, Aug. Il, 10.

VIRGINIA-IN VAoATIoN.-In the Clerks Office
Circuit Court Of Augusta CO, Aug. IL, 49,
Selma c. Britton, John N. Britton and Joseph
ne his wife, Malinda Jane Britton, and Sara h
Estaline Britton, Prffs.
VS..
Theophilus Brtton, and Mary, his wife, George
M. Britton, and Hattie, his wife, French Britton,
(infant son OF George NJ Britton) Abraham G.
RUBBISH, William NJ. Britton. James E. Beard, adj
ministrator with the will of James Britton, dcd,
anneXed) of all and singular the goods and chat
ties rights and credits which were of the said Jas
Britton decd. at the time OF his death, Edward
Ruebush, Samuel Ruebush, Kerey Ruebush and
Jerley Ruebush, lthe last four beng infant chill
dren OF Abraham G. Ruebush and Angelina NJ.
(nee Britton) his wife
In Chancery on Original and Amended Bill.
The object of this proceeding is to have the
plaintiffs original bill amended the will of Jas.
Britton, decd, construed and settlement of the
accounts of James E. Beard administrator with
the will annexed of the said James Britton, decd
And it appearing by affidavit filed that Theoph-
illus Britton, and Mary E. his wife, VIM M. Brit
ton, Abraham G. Ruebush, Edward Ruebush,
Samuel Ruebush, Kerley Ruebush, and Jerley
Ruebush, non-residents of this State. it is Or
dered that they do appear here within one month
after due publication of this notice, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests.
Teste.
j. M. QuarleS, pq j. N RYAN, Clerk
aug HIT
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Deaths.

Mr.. VIM Dunlap, of Fairfield, died at the resi-
dence OF his brother, Mr.. John Dunlap, on Kerr s
Creek, on the 9th inst, in the 18th of his age
At the residence of her husband in Charottes-
Vile, on Monday. the 18th, Mrs Mary s. Wood,
wife of Thomas Wood, in the Goth year of her age.
Mrs. Mary Beard. widow of the late VIM. Beard
ST.. departed this life on Sunday, August 10TH, at
berger, near Sangersville, in the 73d year of her
age. She was a member of the NJ. E. Church,
South, for many years, and was an ornament to
to a christian. Her life and character in all
things showed that she imbued with the
meek and gentle spirit OF her Master, and it has
been remarked by some who knew her, that iG
seemed to them that she was too good to think a
bad thought. Her death was triumphant. She
died as she lived, in great peace. BLESSED are
the dead who die in the Lord" N. L. B.
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A BIG YIELD-BEAT IT WHO CAN.-We
learn from Mr.. Samuel Byers living near
Burke's Mill in this county, that he has just
threshed from % acres of land, surveyed by
John G. Slower, 104 bushels of wheat. The
wheat was the "Little Gypsey," purchased
of Mr.. Robt. Harnsberger. 1t was raised in
an old orchard with is apple trees on the p
acres and neither fertilizer nor manure used.
It was threshed by Mr.. James Roller, who
can testify as to the correctness of this state
ment.-iSDectQtOr.