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MUST WIN-"No Use Denuno he Fdet.m-
stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle Of selling Tea that must
.Ctn, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound As cheap as though You bought q
thousand.
6,l7 0HoNe.n s36 7th strpet
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N. WILLIAM

BLACK and WHITE LLAMA LACE POINTS
BLK SACQUD5, TRAVELLING SUITS, WHITE
SUITS, CAMBRIC SUITS, in all colers, UNDER
GARMENTS, MILLINBRY GOODS, FLATS and
BONHETe, TRIMMINGS, REAL LACRs, SAT.
ms, n ell colors, u AIkBRAIDs, CURLs, Etc
A large stock OF these GOODS now opep at Low
prices. 1856 Pennsylvaaia avspue.
apis Otte Treytse. Paris.
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THIS rs TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo b.
Wilson d 10. can sell Shoes, Boots. &c, as cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. IA
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TIE GREAT DEMAND

TIE GREAT DEMAND
For Jet, Shell, and Rubber Jewelry,
Has crested corresponding amount of
styles, all OF which have been received at Mr..
Prices One Dollar Jewelry Store, &35 Penn
sylvania avenue, between ~ aud 6tn streets,
together with new Etruscaus aud sleeve but
tons and shirt studs of every imaginable pat
tern. Mr.. Prigg has also q superb assortment
Of Alaska diamonds in gold and oroide, and q
choice collection OF diamonds for resettiug
These are exceedingly fine, and are attracting
great many customers.
BLACK AND BLUE CLOTH FRocK CoArs. the
latest styles, just received At A. Strauss pop
ular Clothing House, Pennsylvania avenue
between 10th and 18th streets, three doors east
Of 11th street.
SCOTCH SILK.MIxRD and other Cashmere
Suits, and a lsrge variety of Light aud Dark
Cashmere Pants. Just received at A. Strauss
popular Clothing House, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 10th and 18th streets, three doors
east Of 18th street.
For A FEW DAYS LonGER, will offer the
balance of my Spring and Sammer Stock at
20 per cent. less than the regular selling price.
STRAUSS popular Clothing House, Penn
sylvania avenue, between 10th and 1lth streets,
three doors east Of 18th street.
For THE ROCKVILLE FArR.-Those who de.
sire to visit the Rockville Fair can do so eco
nomically and pleasantly by calling at the Of.
nee Of the undersigned aud registering their
names before Wednesday, September Ist as
we propose running our large omnibusses
during the three days of the Fair.
NAILoR BROTHERS,
Livery Stables, Z st.. bet. l3k and Iith.
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JoeIPH T. X. Plant has been app pointed bv
the Governor Of Wisconsin Csmnissioner Of
DEEDS for hat State in this city.
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CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. ga Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between * and 9th streets
Hours from a. m. to p. m. Calls made at
tor consulate on at office. Established 1861.
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RoBB1RY.-The paper warehouse Of M.
Morrison. No. as d street, vas entered be.
tween saturday ntget and Monday morning
and the money drawer broker open and carrled
into the basement, the contents en- lad ON, and
about ss2 taken away. The entrsn 70 VA, ef.
fecfed through back window.
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ATTKNr1oN Is called 70 the notice Of Nallor
Bros in another column, who Offer a chean
mole Of visiting the fair ~ Rockville.
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CUTTING ArPRAY.-Yesterday morning be.
tween and O'Clock. q fight occurred in front
OF the kirkwood House between q number of
young men. and In the melee two OF the party,
Cornelius Collins and Edward Hsgef, were
badly cut DIR. Bulkley dressed their wounds,
and Hager, who was dangerously cut in the
groin, was removed TO his home, 5SS sth street
east John Williams, John Kemp, and Job
Herman were arrested by Officers Liscomb,
and Barry. of the fifth precinct. and had a
trial before Justice Harper, who dismissed the
latter two, and held Williams for q further
hearing, on The charge OF assault and battery
with intent 10 Kill.
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ANOTHER SwISDLING DODGR-Since the
United states Treasurer has been In recsipt of
IN new counterfeit ten dollar notes so admir-.
ably execued, The parties who have been send
Ing circulars throughout the cou ntry profess
sing TO send fac smile notes now send on,
other circulars, claiming TO be the parties who
are giving the description of the counterfeit
currency. Another new dodge Is 10 clip no.
tiees of the counterfeit from the papers, and
inelose them for the purpose of substantla ting
what they say. This is merely a new attempt
TO windle the iliterate.
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ME- RICHARD r. GRHxxR, the frat colorsd
student to enter Harvard University, viii give
q reading At the 18th street Presbyterian
church, between I and X streets, on Tuesday
Mr.. T. 8. Boston and Miss Carrie Fischer will
assist at the ptano. Mr.. Greene got the flrsi
prize tthe Boylston prizs) for declaration al
harvard last year, and has read In New Bed.
Win great acceptance. He deserves q crowded
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GRRMANIA ScHuErzsN yKRRfN

UERMANIA SCHCETzEN NERRIN.-This asso-
elation give their second grand fest. commenc.
ing on "Wednesday, the list proximo, at the Old
park on tn street The exercises will consist
OF prize shooting, bowling. &c. An interesting
feature Will be the award OF q gold medal.
designated the so ueen's medal" to the lady
making the highest number of bulls eyes
during the two days OF the festivities A large
nag made in Germany for this association az q
cost OF $500 will also be presented TO the verein,
feature.
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P1RsoHAL--Ths Rev. Dr. Thomas Seve,,.
ior twenty .nve years minister OF the Metho''
oist Episcopal Church Of the Baltimore Con
ference, - now residing with his fami,v =,
Saratoge, New York, with hts health I'm psirsd
70 such an extent that hs cannot speak ioudef
than whisper. Consumption, that scourge OF
expected that his eloquent voice will ever again
Be heard from the pulpit.
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a GRAND PIcxIc or TIE COLUMBIA TuRs
society nag, 10 In progress ma afternoco a,
Aonere seventh street park The yariouI
amusensnts consist OF eymsasic exercises b.
me MEMBERS ana papis Of the Verein, prizs
nag for the Society has besn ordered from Ger.
many, and will Be the handsomest m ~ ma
trict. Its cost 10 seUo. The exercises com.
menced ~ O'Clock. WV"
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krNBB11T lHeJ ITOTB,
AN ENGLISH 4Nb CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Massachusetts, avenue, between 9Th and lOth SITS.
tsuoos:'or to !. W f.iInT cl''''
The Fourteenth Annual session win eomme.o.
ne sehocl Boom be. BEEN ssa'' greatly improved
S fs,S :,Iss: s.ss:;s .ss
NOUNo LADIES' eENIIARY.
8 '4 ~ rS,s,. zMp . Dar ,scHooL.
SsS.s s9 IN. .eh0oI !SIiiies 10
and !. well known g the kpi phsny aish sesooi
bulldog The enclesed grounds afford ample
obisI ed By applying to the Rector o9 sss
h spps s% or the PriSSs ,Is u.U,oy,.
A ST. JONES NALL,
" Lhwl Is, Rector; Mrs. A WETHEsspo
sume1 on septemSeT i5th. with Isil aud effcien,
CORPS OF teachers Fer circulars inform alton
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOB BOYS.
kNeLisH' CLASSICAL AND MATHEMAr-
NJ street, between 10th aad nth streets.
JOHN A. GkAy1e. Principal
.s s.a, ks. cor isth Lo .sl,l
ST xIk.Ehfr SCHOOL, UsDER THR
mONDAf eep ember 9Th Parents wi I please he
prompt IN sending their children Ivery sttentton
viii BE- given to the moral aus intellectu =. tr.inipa
Of ,,e ,suns ladies placed under their charge
!G.i. And ZIG Si sfsa kb ax6EEasFaAr-
isi:s q: ss 5, F.. e.
8, 1853, I'm the Brienes' Msstips Hon. on .srSsf
north. between 18th and 18th streoss vest
nooe but boys Of strictly sood moral chsr>ctsr
will be received, end one viii be retained vhsse
innoence is found 90 b injurious 20 the sch,oi.
C,rsulers ese b. eoteined % the 0ooksto ro OF -
DeneoVne, DO. s1g 18th street. aud g. q Whje-
taaer Co, corner 9TH and y sts anS-tsese
E11DERIoK yknALI sknI1HRY.
T. gREDBRICK, Nd,
II: SsS ssnols .s e0,'ss; e. 'T, yt seScece
For Catalogues. esess,ni.s visv q builliass,
,n,.REv. THOMAS =. CANS: 49,.
~ en- President.
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ONE MORE CHANCE, TO escape the heat and
dust OF the city, is offered by the excursion 20
ely on the 1st proxino, by our enterpris.
Ing fellow Citizen, Mr.. Joseph ri. Shafisld, the
GENIAL and liberal proprietor of that beautiful
summer resort. Mr.. Shaffield has placed with
IN easy access OF the city one OF the mcst de-
lighiful places OF recreation in the country
and we trust that our citizens will show their
appreciation of his efforts to contribute to their
amusement and comfort by literally patron.
izing him upon the occasion in question We
are acquainted with many of the gentlemen
associated with Mr.. ShaffieId in the manage
mebt of the affair, and can, therefore. say tn a.
no efforts VIII be spared To make this the ex.
cursion Of the season.
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ARREST FOR THEYT.-On Saturday after.
neon Ohhcer Clements executed a search.war.
rant on Inc premises OF William Digs, on
Eleventh street east, between N and % streets
south, for q lot OF copper bolts, the property of
the United States, and missing from the Navy
Yard. The bolts were found, and q boy named
stealing them from the Navy Yard. Justice
Schmidt held the accused to bail for court IL
appears that q number Of the boys employed
thefts for some time past. and Smith is sup
posed TO be the leader Of the gang. The thefts
were discovered some time since. and the ar.
res was maoe at the instan &c OF the naval an 4.
thorities, who have been investigating the
matter.
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/ r 1 = / N
FORMULA OF
Dr.. JOHN VII KINS.
lyl4ee3m BALTIMORE Md
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ksLteious Alta number of our Methodist
churches protrecsed meetings were com meuced
isst evening AT Wesley CHAPEL M,ssiou Rev.
tents were At the altar. At the Ramiins ga
Foundry. as Well nc the Wesley Mission' will
meeungs be held during the present veer
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CRoss q WALsH, .sl
xEAL ESfAT1 EXCHANGE . sR0k ERs
%. -. P1nnA AvHHuD. sossA ssAs.
Between nh and IN strsssa vsss
~au 49, gn0ss;
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MADE TO CoHfRIBCrR-Jos. Davis. colored,
Was before Justice ID. r Smith on Ssiu rdsy,
charged BY Frances Randall with being the
father OF her iilegirnats child, born on the 18th
Gay OF February, 1857. The defendant stated
support OF the chtid' and VA Wiiiins 70 nav
Snatever tie law required The Justice re-.
qurea nim 70 pay 5000 additional, ana give
the age Of years.
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SALE OF FINE FLOODED SToCK.-Mr. g. T
Suit, living near this city, in Prince George
county,, Mo, sold. a few days ago. TO Mr.. heo.
oore l. BALDWIN, of New YORK, the great car
Ilsge builder, and of the firm OF Brewster A
$50. They are by ..Nspoleon.' MI Suite I'M.
ported Holstesn bull. and out OF Alexander
Kentucky, heifers. Mr.. Bald yin IL the Owner
derney bull. Mr.. Suit has a six weeks ola nv
'Napoleon." out Of svictoria., both sire and
dam imported by him direct from Holstein. AZ
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TIE CoLUnBIAN SEMINARY.

Academy for instruction ia ell the ordiusry
hIe her branches Of collegiate COM. ,nriodsnSs
Drawing, Painting, Hu.ic. and the n odern Ian
sorner II 18th ana streets. epteSSsr is' ,sss
The P, Incl pals Miss " III F}et chez formsri1
af the mutt q s. fsa
male Coliese. aud Mis-. ceceiis D.y, q lady OF
r i,e IN the Sarions p.s.rtn:n,s II being
th. semnsIy in eserT re.sset sss., q rsnas.
wants OF III. eommunity th.y, arnesiIy solicit the
te assist them in thi. In, ir end~avor FoT psrsis
sss sci ns r ss S.o
street Baitimore ND. Reference. Pres,dcry,e
Faculty oithe Baltimore female college
SELICT school, FOR Boys
- TwELFTH sTREEr WEST.
mao sesas1 f.2. PTi1s;s 3, Male
s sloys School on MONDAY, september sth, $50.
at 400 i2ih street, bet. aud X. sutI-sE
EMERSON DESTITUTE.
SELECT oLt seaSsE fSR mt MATHEMATICAL
Tn. s,y,..n,s ST., F. TesJ
fPrf OF sta school
For circulars. 4e address 80,
au If bet. New York ave ana 4 street
MISS KELLOGG Q ENGLISH Anu Fn.YTd
the commodities residence No. 40 Copsress streats
SsSreetovn. next door 10 the Post Once
toned herself eninsntIy quslied ana dew Sts s
jaime. " elch, Esq. Rev Or Samson.
Pr S e ssts'hen'0n ss, S.Ii,
Ihsrl &C. lnslish. ESQ. Rev 9: 4, browne
Ci;ssi:rs q her residence. 8, mi sIs Hotel.
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II s.Ls6r school .dfs. sSts ssD GIRLS.
For further information address the Priuoipsl
MISS KREOH.

MISS kREOa.
Coiiese station,
an 20 - Prince George County, Nd.
TIE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
= . HIGH SCHOOL
Ill resume It's dutiee SEPTEMBER 6rH in the
Moth Session Room Of ~ street Presbyterian
Ohurch The Principal may lie addressed throueh
the Post Once; or, after thu ~ los, mt he may
De seen at the tcbool Boom from 20 90 m
Circulars to be IA nd at The Bookstores
au 24-2w j. ". HUNT, A. NJ Priucip pal.
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p8oPosALs ron ROEL AND FORAGE.
OFFICE cHIEs QuaRrsRnAsrrp, D
p,IIbsI hILIr.lr DISTRICT. )

:. e: ne r.o,Ss:Is Ga ScIis:ss s!l rss:i,sa
lssS dss q sssssnbsr. isss for Il. Ss'irxss -
MVOb, VAIs; AnD 1AY, 20 the Pea ousrssS.
- Ne, - wincnesssr, vfreinis, IN ssch asastitSss
sss9s o. thes fost during ne Dsrio1 sSlinS Jun
eeSants proDosais ere rsasissa: For wcsd. a n.
ssy bess I; she - frs n sesli or srceksl ii.6s:
tsen - Yl.Ss . The beshel; fer Hay, y y III III
b1ook Sorno foF pfoDooals aud informakso> =. a.,
scesnss ssa eoe8isisns Of deiivsry, - ~ s e
s.sssS o. u. once Of tee Pest Qusstsr1ass -
~ re: = q. 0oss2s ss S...r., FIR. nm.
Bmsee co,o,.l. ou.,.JJo 0a4HpLEa.
Seief oaartsroastss Lee Military Disfri.s
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AS srDciNEN Of the exquisite work, of all
kinds, done at the whitehurst C3alierv- 40. q
fennsyI vanfa avenue, between Ak and 9Th
streets, IL may Be mentioned that the bea q tifui
engravtnes OF the great Capitol paintings, on
photographs furnished the Govern .nf bv
that establishment. There IL q very fine col
lection Of Photographic pictures Of distin.
snished men, public buildings, &c, At this gal.
lery, which Is veil worth q visit.
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RANCE OF THERMoMRTKR at Franklin &
Co.'s, opticians. No. 2ii Pennsylvania ave-
nue., to-day, in the shade % a. m, IS: 10 q. m,
"a; ii a. IN. IS; II m, %; D. m, 10
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n. .s..o. , 5IWiHEIf.. i .,s an. n. ...u.,.
ss:snIsa O svsr{ bar:
ct ths9, and take 40 cher.
.sn .fSsese5y.seS sHS SOC Q ss.ess ssrsh. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09
Valley ITEMS.

From our Valley exchanges We cory the
following items =
= Mr.. Sperry Catlett has been appointed
postmaster at Buckton Station, Warren county,
Virginia.
: The next semi>annual meeting of the
Virginia State Council. Friends of Temper
ance, will be held in WaynesbOro.
james Dove, residing within a mile of
Turleytown, in Rockingham county, had his
dwelling destroyed by fire on the 10Th ult.
The new church, erected at Mount Olive,
in Shenandoah county, for the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, was dedicated on
Sabbath week.
With few more weeks open weather
the Winchester & Strasburg road will be in a
condition for rolling stock from end to end.
The scream of the whistle is already waking
up the babies above Kernstown.
: The large neat dwelling house of Mr..
Jacob Rosenberger, wealthy and influential
farmer residing about one mile from Hamburg,
in Shenandoah county, was completely de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th ult.
= The beautiful "Mountain View" farm,
containing about $50 acres, owned by P. N.
Meade, Esq, has been sold by that gentleman
to Joseph Timberlake, Esq, of Frederick
county, for S64 per acre Clarke Courier.
The A L. & H. Engineering party,
under Command of Col. Bruce, having sur
mounted the divide at Paddy mountain, have
shifted camp to the Round Hill, four miles
west of town. They will explore the routes
uia Petticoat Gap and Lockhart's, which is
likely to prove preferable to the more southern
ly one Winchester Nel1s.
M cssrs Frazier and Sale, proprietors of
the Virginia Hotel, at Stanton, have put on
line Of stages between Harrisonburg and
Staunton, in opposition to Trotter's. The
consequence is that the fare is now 81. Con-
pection is made with the departure of the cars,
every morning at Harrisonburg, and leaves
upon its arrival in the evening, giving time
there, however, for supper.
- Rev. Mr.. Richie, of this circuit, met
with a severe accident on Thu3day last
About a mile from this place, while he was
riding in small spring wagon, the shaft came
loose and the wagon ran on the horse, causing
him to run away. Mr.. r. was thrown out
and badly bruised. He was we'll enough to
be taken home the following day. The horse
ran into town where he was halted, but the
wagon was pretty we'll smashed up.
[CYdrke Courier.
Capt Charles Goldsborough who has had
charge of the first section of the w. 4 S.
Railroad, has been ordered with his corps to
Maryland to run the experimental lines to
connect the Metropolitan road with the branch
of the B. & o. Railroad. Mr.. P. p. Dam
bridge, of Winchester, is the chief engineer,
an accomplished engineer of the Metropolitan
branch. Mr.. Chas. G. cambridge, who is
rising rapidly IN his profession, is continued
as chief of the w. g. s. road.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09
THE RAILROAD.

The Winchester Times congratulates the
Spirit and the people of Charlestewn, upon
the completion of what it terms an air line
railroad. The air line is success, as COM
pared with the gas line which the Times has
been running through the counties of Berke-
ley and Frederick. We find in the Shep-
herdstown Register of Saturday, the following
report of the action of the engineers who left
this town three weeks ago, and who returned
here last Friday. The Register says:
The Railroad Engineers, consisting of
N essrs. Charles Matthews, j. B. McElroy,
Brown and others, who are engaged in sur
veying the route of the proposed extension
through this county, are making very salts
factory progress with their work, and have
do ubtless by this time completed it to Charles
town.
We are glad to learn that the line they
have selected is an admirable one in every re-
spect, for favorable location of the road
In fact, from what we hear of it, from good
authority, we feel assured that it is decidedly
the most direct and altogether the most de-
sirable route that can possibly be found for
the projected improvement, and we cordially
congratulate, not only the citizens of our own
own but also those of Charlestown and of the
county generally, upon their present prospects
for additional railroad facilities, by means of
''the Luray Valley route" in the contemplated
connection between HagerstoTn aud Salem.
They commenced the survey near Downs.
vile, Washington County, Md, and crossed
tho Potomac, at "BulI Hollow" just below
D am No, 4, and thence by South easterly
course to this, place entering the town west of
tn e negro school house crossing German
Street at the late residence Of Thomas. Hessey,
and the Valley pike near the Presbyterian
Cemetery, thence through the lands of Joseph
Byers, Coils. w. A. Morgan and Robert Lucas,
following the same grade to Charlestown,
crossing the Baltimore. q Ohio Railroad near
Dafield's Depot.
p. S.-We learn from gentleman of Page
county, Virginia. says the Baltimore Sun of
Wednesday, that the voters of that county,
by an almost unanimous. vote, on the Both
ult, authorized their county court to subscribe
$500, 900 to the capital stock of the "Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad Company" which will
enable the company to organize at once, under
its charter. This charter authorizes the con-
struction of road from any point on the
Potomac river west of Harpers Ferry, through
the Luray Valley, and on to Salem, in Roam
oke county. The court also subscribed 5000
towards the survey, which is now being made.
This company looks to a negotiation with the
Cumberland Valley road of Pennsylvania
for its extension into Virginia, and through
the Luray Valley. This valley is one of the
richest agricultural and mineral regions in
this country. A railroad is its great need
now
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RED.

In HerPer's Ferry, on the I'd inst. by the Rev J.
<. Nichols, the Rev JAMES C STEW ART 10 Miss
JOSEPHINE v. WINTERS. daughter of Mr. viii
liam ID. Winters-ali OF Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
At the Presb Sterian Parsonage in this town, by
Rev. A C. HoPkins, Mr.. DANIEL B. PEARL, of
this county, 10 Miss ALETHEA ZIMMERMAN,
daughter OF Mr. John A. J. Zimmerman, of Mary
land.
Al the residence of the brides father on the 2Tth
ult., by, Rev. W. a. FOote, d. d Mr.. CHAMP. W +.
PAT1IE to Miss NANNlE McCLlEToCR, second
daughter of William Harper, Esq., editor of the
"Souih Branch Intelligeneer"-an Of ROmuey-
On The 9th uit. at ST. Joseph's Church. AaItins-
burg, by Rev. Father Kahn, Mr.. CHARLES j.
GALLAGHER, formsriy of Philadelphia, to Miss
MARY L.-DUSN, OF Martinsburg-
On the 9th ult by Rev VIM. G. Gross, Mr.; }:
E. PAYNE, OF Bath county, Va. TO Miss EMHiE
SMITH, of Berkeley county. WA
On the 2lst ult., ky Rev W. T. Lower, Mr.. JOHN
Il. ARMSTRONG, of this county, 10 Miss CATHA-
RINE F. EMORY, of Berkeley county.
On the 26Ih ult., by the same, Mr.. DA ViD RAMS
BURG to Miss ELIZA c. FRANK-bOth of Berke-
ley county.
On the 26th ult, in Pitzer's Chapel, by; Rev. g.
G. Baker, Mr.. JOSEPH BRILHART, Of this county
to Miss ELLA ROSE, daughter of Anthony Tur-
neT, OF Berkeley county.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
How ue.tettcr's Bttters Cure Dyspepsia.

THE WHOLE STORY a NUTSHELL.
The Office of the stomach is the food into
cream like semi fluid, called CHVME. This is Ell
gastric juice, hiCh exudcs the coating of the
stomach, anu partly by mechanical movement OF
that oTganS which chunSI IL were the dIssolving
aliInenI. The CHYME passes from the stomach IuIO
the duodcnunI, entrance to the bowels, where It
Is subjected To the action OF the bile, ana the nuiTi
tUus portion Oi II converted into huId called Gayle
which eventually becomes blood.
Now, It Is evident that II the great solvent, the
gastric JUICE Is not produced in sufficient quantity
or II the mechR meal action OF the stomach
sufficiently brisk, the frat process Of will be
but InPeriectly pcriU med Il Is also clear that If
the liver, which plays such an important part ia
changing the nouIIsnIng portion vi tue Chyme into
the material OF the blood, il congCs ed Ir III any
unnatural condition, the second process Will not be
thoroughly accomplished. The result oil the trO
JGutS Is dyspepsia, COuIPl ted with 6liOuSHCSs.
The moue which nos IETfEK'S 81 TIERS
operate IN such is this: they invigorate the
cellular membrane of the stUmadn winch evolves
the gastric JUICE, thereby insuTiug ample suffi
cheney OF tue huId to completely dissolve the toOd
They also act upon the the stomach caus
ing an acceleraLlon OF the mechanical move mcnt
nscessaIy TO red ucc the food to homogeneous
heydalsU act specifically upon the nveT, strength
enihg II, and so enabling IL to produce ample
ana regular supply Ot bue, for the purpose OF
veTtng the hutIIIIous particles Of the Chynt into
Gayle and promote the pasFi &c through bowels
OF the useless debris.
In this way, HOSrETTER'S BTTTERS cure d, e.
PePsia and liver complaint. Inc explanation
plain simple philosophical, and THUS.