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The Federal Un;on OF Arrii :. /.
paper psblished u Miiledge,ille, and
belonging 90 the Wee dents di,;.
sicn Of "the Republican party, con .
tains the following announcement:
We feel oursxlves fully authoriz.
eel in saying that Mr.. CALHovN will
moi be candidate Cor the Presidenc Y. -
There is no confirmation Of a report
which has been circulated for some
weeks past, that Mr.. Insham was a !.
bout to be removed from the Treasury
Department. The Globe, a paper Al
Washington, entirely discouutenance s
the rumor.
n young man, not twenty years Of
age, OF respectable parents, has been
arrested in Georgetown for breaking
open and robbing the Office Of a canal
contractor Of several hundred dollars.
The money was found sowed IN in
the collar OF his coat, and he subse
quently confessed his guilt.
From the Georgetown Gazette. of April :.
Fiourinspccted in George town, last
quarter, ending the 5lst March, 1881.
56,Ss9 whole barrels
Az half barrels.
OF the above quantity, upwards Of
$4,000 barrels have been inspec ted
since the I4th March, that being the
nrst day on which any was received
through the Canal. The present quar-
tiers inspection will be much greater,
perhaps double.
Flour inspected in the town Of Alex.
andria for the quarter ending 3ist
March 1891, viz:
7,606 barrels
1850 half barrels.
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WE viii Seesive ssy qasnlity sfVysoi.
"a exchange lOr Goods. and sliow the
highest price. We hare iass received an
sddisioosi surplZ 81 CARPETfNG. fson
TIE funksts~n Fastosy; asd shail, IN =
ie" days, rsesiSs further supply. Wool
can be sdVaRtsEeeusiy srshasgsd gog ear
psiist WM y. LOCK eCO
April is, 1891
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MICHAEL MELIIoRN informs ,As
VA public, thss he has removed his shop
to the building lately occupied by Samuel
Gibson. where ell Who waas
Watches, Je1oelry, sc.
Are invited 20 call. lie int nds 60 keen
eonsisntIy on haad some fisst-Tsss brass
eight day Clocks. in short cases. for mao
tel pieces, Of bic swa nasuIaeture. YER
Fsotea and very low priced. The watch
Fepaising. AAh ether wsrk Ia the shop.
viii be doae By ID. Holt. Js Who would
Thank those 0bo want their work well
doss, sed At IsssOSAble prices. t. give
him trial.
Harpers-FsrTy. April "a, issa-saL
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WOULD respectfully make known
w that she is prepared to receive, and
can accommodate few females with gen
ieel boarding. Her terms will be rneder-
ate. Charlesiovn, April 7.
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CASH FOR WOOL
IN M.fRTIN.SRf1PG

>HE subscribers having leased Mr.. I'd.
II ward A. Gibbs Fsctory, for q term of
years. and having gone through thorough
repair. they Wish to purchase four or Ave
thousand pounds OF WOOL. fer which the,
VIII pay the highes, price in cash, or give
goods N exchange. They are ready Ito exc.
cute oil country work 1t the shortest notice
sodhn the best possible manner. and q, the
lowest prices-such - Csrdiag. Dying, Full.
ing. &c. JOHN N. RIDDLE q CO.
hartinsburg, Va. April 81, 1876.
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MILL AND - CUT SAWS.
7 HAVE . few Mill and - Cut Saws. of
i. the most approved kind. at the loves,
pr'ees: WIN. CLEVELAND.
April 81. 1891.
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N1rx.I ron aAr.r


"A IL persons are prohibited from throvinn
N down the fence. and riding through nv
marsh held adjoining the pgopsrty % Af
Cleveland. - shalt enforce the Law in ali
cases aith0Ut respect 70 persons.
RICHARD &. BAYLOR.
April ~. 135i.-J,.
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The Winchester Presbytery held its
spring sessions in Martinsburg, com
mencing on the 9TH instant and end
ing on the eleventh. The Rev. James
NJ. Brown was chosen moderator, aud
Rev. VIM. III. Foote and Rev. WIN.
N. Scott, clerks. The number of at.
tending ministers was less than usual,
several being absent at the called meet
ing Of the Synod which took place at
the same time. Much interesting bu j.
sines was transacted, the most promi-
nent OF which was the ordination Of the
Rev. William Matthews as pastor OF
the church in Martinsburg, and the
licensure Of Mr.. John Matthews as a
gospel minister. From the reports
presented. the state Of religion within
the bounds ofthe Presbytery was ascer-
tanned TO be encouraging. In some
congregations considerable revivals
had taken place. and in others much
seriousness had been and continued
10 be manifested.
The meeting attracted numerous
visiters, who will not fail to remem.
Der the warm-hearted citizens Of Mar.
tinsburg, distinguished no less for their
generous hospitality than for the chris
tian virtues with which they adorn the
religion they profess.
IWineheSter Republican.
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ON the question OF Austrian interven-
sioa in Italy, 10 which his intentions
were more pacific than those Of his al
visers.
There was q mob in Paris on the 9th.
which attacked the hotel Of the Rus.
sian Ambassador, amid cries Of Dow
with the Rsssians!' and the Poles for.
ever" broke his windows, and then
bent their steps towards the Chamber
Of Deputies, the Members Of which the y
assaiied with insulting and scditious
denunciatious.
An almost General Uar in Europe
however, appears now inevitable, and
there 10 too much reason 20 fear tina,
England will be involved in the vortex.
Austria IS determined to put down
the revelation in Italy, and Meter
mich 10 said to have threatened that il
France interposes, the Austrian Csbi-
net will support the claim Of young
Napoleon to the throne Of his father.
But the war party in France gathers
strength every day. The new admin
istratioo. IL il true, 10 even more ami
cable than the last, bot its permanen-
cy Is doubted. Louis Philip will be
compelled TO accede to the wishes Of
his people. and interpose in behalf OF
the nations that are struggling for
freedom.
ENGLAND. Russell has brought
into Parliament his project for IRE.
FORM" xhich is so extensive ~ 20
shock. the tories. O'Conneli and Hunt
profess themselves fully satisfied.
Important instructions in SrarN
and ITALY have taken place.
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THE JEFFERsON TROOP

ordered 90 parade before the centre
hotel or SATURDAY ne Esd lost. 81 eleven
O'eioek. By oresr,
April 50. 4. HUNTER. O.s
" wf'i be rsco'leeie3, ihst the CoBagtn.
lion 81 ne company permits 80 member 70
psT.sss Niihoat bis sPPsSF,ag 10 eomplsls
sRifeFm.
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FRESH ORANGES & LEMONS,
UsT received. and for sale. by
wM. CLEVELAND.
April 81, 1891.
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WAITED,

WAITED.
VIE subscriber wishes to purchase large
Il quantity Of WOOL. for which the hirb.
est price will be given in merchandise.
WiiliGrn Cleveland.
April 81. 1881.
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FLOUR.

BALrIxoRK, ArnrL 10, r. M.-The Flour
market this morning quite unsettled There
is an advance Of i2s eeuts per barrel on wagon
price since yesterday. One purchaser this morn-
ing has taken several lots Of Howard stree, from
stores at Sc IS to 81, but has refused several
considerable lots at Sc 81, at which 1t is freely
offered.
MoSsAI, ArRIL IL, Up. M-The late foreign
news has made but very little impression upon the
market. Though little agitsted on Saturday, i,
is quite calm to-day. Wagon price Of Howard
street, $6-store prise, less than So Q. will be
taken-say Sc Is. Wharf and Susquehanna
-four, Sc. About 500 bushels of su,quehanns
Wheat was sold this morning. North-branch, 4,
40 cents, aud West branch l26 to 1877 cents Der
bushei. tPat,iot
NEW Yonx, SaTURpAr.2 r. M-The marke,
IS quite As quiet before the late foreign news.
The news has undoubtedly made favorable i'm
preston respecting bread stuff; but no great al
iteration MAS possible. Holder, would not now
let prices so 30 low as they would have done be.
fore the news; but there arc no buyers.
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DIED.
CALL AND sEH
The Splendid assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS

IT et-Square, Harpers- Ferry.
'V>HE subscribers are just receiving and
opening general assortment Of SEA.
soNABi.E GOODS. consisting Of British.
French. India. German, Irish, and American
Dry Goods. They respectfully inform their
trends and the public, that their stock is ex.
tens,ve' and those in search Of B~gains will
hno 70 the'r interest TO call and examine
RUSSELL & FIrZsIMMoNs.
April 81, 1881.
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81 WISH TO purchase WOOL, fvs Which
81 Gill give TIE highest market prices
April "a. uUMPtlREY REYEs.
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The transportation Of merchandise
in wagons from Baltimore to the Ohio
river IS said to be, and no doubt cor
rectly, three cents per pound for the
whole distance, which is above sixty
seven dollars for a ton. This high
charge, IL is stated In the American,
"has had the effect, Of snspending the
transmission Of coffee to the West. ~
u the whole distance on the Railroad
from Baltimore TO the Ohio river should
be three hundred and fifty miIes--and
Il will not be more--the cost Of trans
porting ton will be only twenty -one
dollars--iess Than one cent per pound.
baltimore Gazette
This information cannot fail 10 be
acceptable 10 our friends in the interi.
or. Still more so will be What follows.
Assuming the whole distance from
the Potomac at Washington to the
Ohio river 10 be, IS above estimated,
three hundred and fifty miles, the
whole cost Of Transporting a ton oI
merchandise tpon the Canal will Be
less than one.hzlf Of the estimated co.'s
Of transportation on the Rsil.road.--
The Charter fO' bids the Company from
charging q toll higher than At an aver
age rate Of two cents per ton per mile
say seven dollars per ton for the $50
milssj and the expenses Of boat car
rying flty tons, including that Of th,
horse or other power employed, wosld
We believe, be largely estimated, 70
the distance mentioned, at q dollar pc
ton, making altogether eight dollar
per ten Tor The cost Of transportation
We have mentioned ffiy tons foS Oh,
capacity Of the boat; bat IL IL ealeu
lated that the canal Is Of sufficient di
mansions and depth Tor boats cArryin.
nineiy tons. II Nat. M.
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sAsurI d. T. CAIDwKlI, Esq. a yrss-~s 9
ta'ess ss'i sssive member Of 'hc iIoa.r Of Dele
gates, from si'e county Of LosJoaa. i, announced
ia the isa Lcesburg papers. ''oa the authority Of
many a Inc citizens Of Prince William, Los.Ioun,
and Fairfax, ss candidate to represent the dis
tries forued BY those counties, In the next Con-
gress q the Y. States Gen. Aixacrn, the Late
representative from tina, district, is sill cansi-
date.
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Fur much intervening sevs from shc LrSi.la-
tnrr. the rcsicr IL rcssued to the Icssrrs Of our
Rishnoad correspondent, on he preceding page.
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SRR11Go GOODS,
I AM juss reesivisg ssd opening . hand.
some assortment u SPRING GOODS.
HUMPHREY KEfES.
Chsrisstows. April 81, 1891.
s CASES pure liedoc Clares WINES.
= 40. do. huscatsl do.
q doz. Bssket Salt.
JUST received and f., al. BY
q. w. HAMMOND.
April 81. 1881.
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New Spring Goods.
The sn6seriber has reeeiVedhis supply Of
SRAx1fo GOODS
A ND invites his csssooers and the public
"A generally 10 call and examine them.
April II. WM. CLEVELAND.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-24
NEW INVENTION

YENHE subscriber has invented TRUSS for
n that kind ofbreGch technically called IN
gHiHal hernia, which is believed TO be altogether
superior to any thing of the kind hitherto en-
pluyed or known. 1t consists of bandage and
compress or congresses, us the ease may ie-
Quire, and is composed almost entirely of soft
leather. II is foand TO be equally as eifectual
in securing the desired object, any spring
apparatus whatever, and possesses this decided
advantage, IL is iacomyarabty more easy TO the
,cearer. Those who have made trial of both
kinds, have pronounced the bandage and COM
press altogether superior to any spring. The
subscriber will fit and apply them to all who
may be disposed to make trial of them, at his
Shoemaker's Shop, about forty rods east of the
Stage House, in Westminster.
This Truss has received tho entire approha-
ton of the following medical gentlemen who
may be consulted BY those DESTROYS of further
information Drs. Snow and Wilder of Fitch
burg, Dr. Smith of Princeton, DIR. Cutting of
Westminster, DR.. Clark of iubbardston, DIR.
Osgood of Tempeton, DR.. Parker of Gardner,
and Dr. Cutler Of Ashburnham.
Price from 81 80 to $2,50, and warranted
ABRAHAM CUTTING.
Westminster Nav %. eOl2w
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DW0pL AIp0IED

ar most obstinate character, after hav-
~ ing baflled the skill of the most eminent
physicians, has been checked reiieved, and cured.
in number ofinstances, by using for short time
DR.. RELIES Vegetable Specific, and .4ntidilous
Pills, in connexion, according to the directions
accompanying the Specific. 1t is also one of the
best medicines known for Sick Headache, Sick
ness Of the Stomach, Nausea, and Flatulences.
No complaint is, perhaps, more prevalent in this
or any country, than Headache. 1t is seldom a
primary affection, but arises from variety of
causes, such as suppression of customary evacua-
tons, obstructed Precipitation, &c. 1t is likewise
not unfrequently symtomatic of indigestion; for
so great is the sympathy between the brain and
stomach, that it is often difficult to determine
which is really in fault; aud when it arises from
foul state of the stomach, it is generally termed
sick head ache, which will be speedily relieved by
this Specific. Price of the Specific ard Pills, so
cents each.
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U1its TEETH 8. Healthy GUMS

EHHOSE who would retain, or restore
a these desirable personal advantages, are
assured that no composition can be obtained SUI
peIior to the British .4ntiSebtic Dentrifce The
.4ntiSebtic Dentrifce is exempt from acid and
other dclcterious ingredients which too frequent
y enter the composition of tooth powders in COM
mon use. and it whitcns the enamel of the teeth
without doing it the least injury. The regular
use of this admired powder, by pnt.Ging the
mouth, and preventing the accumulation Of tar.
tar, operates as the best preventive OF the Toorm
ACHE As its application braces and strengthens
the Gums, it secures to them their healthy and
llOrid hue, and by removing all offensive foreign
denominations from the teeth, preserves the natu.
raj sweetness Of the breath Price so cents.
o. None genuine, unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper By the sole Proprietor, r.
KlDDER, immediate successor to the late Dr.
w. L. CONWAY. For sale, with all the other
"Conway Medicine, at his Counting Room No
90, next door to j. Kidder's Drug Store, corner
Of Court and llanoyer-streets ne ar Concert Hail.
Boston and by his special appointment by
J. GREEN s; co. EDWARD LAME. and
JOHN COE, Worcester,
HENRY ALLEN Leominster,
CARY, RICE, & CO., North BrO0kcclJ
CHARLES PARKMAN, West6oroHgL.
JOHN CAPR0N & SONS, UrLridge.
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westmins.er,
q. Is. PARKER, lancaster,
5. Haywood, Luen5urg.
G. Large discounts to those who buy to sell
again.
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MEDICINES, PAINTS,
YE- STUFFS &c.

o. At their Store opposite the Centre School
House, Main street,
EEAVE constantly on hand general assert
q B ment of Drugs and Medicines, Paints and
Oil, Dive Stufs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery,
Cosmetics, English and American Fancy Soap,
Tooth, Hair, Nail and Comb Brushes.
-LiKEwIsE-
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Sal Eratus, Spices,
Rasins, Figs, and Fruits of other kinds. Also,
Lorrllard's Maccoboy, Rappee, Scotch, and
coarse Rappee Snuff and Tobacco; Spanish
and American Cigars Cavendish and Common
Tobacco; Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, sc. &c.
0I9 At the same place may be found varie-
ty of other articles, which have not yet been
named in an advertisement, the quality and
price of which shall give satisfaction to the
purchaser.
Worcester, Jan. -. eoly
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VEGETABLE PULMONA-
RY BALSAM.

WIS truly valuable remedy has now
K been before the public for four wears, and
mas proye, itself the most valuable remedy dis
covered Cor Coughs, Colds, Asthmas. Phibisio
I Consumption, Who"png Cough and pulmonary
SELECTIONS of every kind. Its sale is steadily in
! creasing and the propretors are constantly re-
ceivlng the most favorable accounts of its effects
! The following New Certif Gates are offered for
PUBIC ExAMINATIoy
10 the Public. |, Daniel p. Brayman, of
ilchmondtowa' X ~ feel it duty to acqnaint
the public, that have received the most tuex.
pected relief in severe cOmplant of the lungs.
from the use OF the Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam.
fof thrce years previous TO my trial of the Bal
sam, had severe pain in my breast. violent
cough, frequent raising Of blood attended with
great prostration OF strength. For the principa
part OF The above time, was under the care of a
s"niu Ihysclan IN boston, who employed beside
many internal medicines, bistering, Seatons. sc,
without any improvement in my case. Two
months since commenced with the Balsam, and
nave now taken two bottles | am now able to
labor most part Of the time, have ceased to raise
blood and am slmost entirely relieved of my
cough. DA>I.r p pn,xnI,v
Feb q, 1851. 1 ''"Ai"AS
the Yegetabie Pulnloaa,Y Bqlsam was fret ,,rs'
pared by Messrs. Reed 4 Howard il has been ms.
ca IN nearly all cases Of Coughs and Pulnonarv
hHeeuohs, which have occurred in my family. anil
nave recommended tito many others, and care.
iiuIly inquired respectngits effects Ihaye never
known Il produce any injury, and cycept in cor.
iII1ned Consumption, it has never failed Of a,fnr
ing reIiet Several cases have occurred in nv own
AMY "nu oIhcrs among my acquaintance, in
which the attending physicians have preferrrJ ad.
mnstering other medicines tor the diseascs Cnr
which this Balsam is designed. No other ,nc,l;.
cine however, has proved equally eiiicaeous and
in several instances, when the other medieines
had been used without effect for many weeks ,he
balsam was at length resor edto, and speedily |
effected cure. ! find the printed directions |
which accompany the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal. |
sam, 10 be safe aud iudicinus aud would rer,,r.
mend that they be carefully observed.
Brighton. Dec. T, 1850.
Price 50 Cents.
O. PSoia in WOrccster by Holm cor onJ
JAMES GREEN x 60. NJ ~"
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GORDAK'S
BALSAM OF COLOMBIA.

FE7HE best Physic ever invented for a
n Foul Stomach, Coughs, Asthma, Indiges-
tion, Dysentery, and Cholic. Warranted, il
taken according to the directions, to remove the
hardest Colds in short time, For EIoopine
Cough in Children, il is most eficacious Med
icine, pleasant to take and mild and safe in ALI
cases. Price Is cents bottle,
Also, Gor,ak's celebrated genuine BILIOUS
PILLS, which answer the same purpose as the
above Drops.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by EDWARD
LAMB, who is sole Agent for the above in Wor.
cester. April 90 eoiv
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From The Trenton Emporium.
ruF KINDRED HEARTS.

=" Saw will not thy responsive neart
"Call blessings on the hour we met
We met in youih-when sunny hopes
Besm forth in full meridian lustre
When loves are told in moving tropes,
And iairest aarlands round us clustre,
The spring OF life, the burst OF day,
The opening OF the scented flower,
The breathing Of some eastern lay,
The mellow music Of an hour.
In youth, and truth, and JOY, we met,
And pledged in Friendships name
The faith we never can forget
Before her sacred fame,
&" Thou art my friend, and am thine,
Our speaking bosoms cried;
In closer bonds no hearts can join,
Or nearer be allied.
We met in youth, ana never part,
For distance cannot sever,
The ties which bind the frie ndly heart,
Remaining true for ever.
never tread on land so strange,
Or e'er so far could stray,
But all my loves around me range
And cheer me on my way.
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uopGE AND THE UmBRELLA. On one of the
late stormy DAYS accompanied with heavy show
crs of rain sturdy countryman was sitting on
ihe,eoof of coach between two dandyish young
fellows: his physical strength enabled him to
keen his umbrella suspended under those of his
less powerful companions, who were much an
moved BIZ tho drip descending betwixt the nape
of their necks and the collars OF their coats, as
well as from leluge which soon took all the
shine out IF their hitherto white trousers. The
shower being over and the umbrellas closed and
laid at their backs on the roof of the coach, our
Young friends by winks and mods determined to
remove all further nuisance by slipping the
countryman's umbrella igently from the coach
To the wider expanse of road below. Having
thus far prospered, and allowed the horses to
proceed till the umbrella was nearly lost sight
of, they suddenly turned round and observed 10
their neghbor that his umbrella had dropped
off and Was lying on the road far behind; and
he immediately Jumped down in pursuit of his
protector, and ran after the lost treasure with
the speed of racer. In the interim our dandy
friends gave coachee IS. TO drive on hut they
were much surprised to find that when Hodge
had nearly reganed his now mutilated, but once
comfortable defence from the pitiess storm, he
only looked down, and Glaneing back at the re-
firing coach, he turned round, and with redoub-
led speed soon was able 10 exert his strenuous
lungs, win that peisuasNeEtSS Oh iahSu
which induced the driver to pull up, and at the
same time produced some tremuous sensation
on the nervous system of his half drowned fel-
low travellers. Hodge quickly regained the
roof, and with tails rght-g0 on" replaced
himself in his former seat without the slightes,
pourtravuuce of dismay. His companions with
equal sang froid soon observed, why friend
where is now your umbrella, did you not pick
it up" "Why lawk, Gemmen, (says he,
when comes to look at it, see as how it was
one of yours and thought as how mayhap yor
might like to run after it yourselves
English paper.