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Smugglers, Stratagam,

On the Belgian frontier the French smuo-
glers are doing prosperous business. A few
days ago information was given tn the custom
house authorities that at a certain hnur a
wagon-l"ad of straw would pass in certain
direction. amongst which quantity of tobac>
CO would be concealed The wagon arrived
at the time and place indicated. and was
slapped by the Custom House officer. Inre-
ply to their questions the WAGNER answered
IN an unsatisfactory manner, which created
suspicion, and strict examination was COM
menced 1t was ascertained that the wood
was solid, and that there was no double bot,
tom to the wagon, and therefore the tobacco
must be in the bundles of straw, which the
Custom House officers commenced probing
with their long skewers. without coming in
contact with anything which felt like bale
of tobacco; they therefore decided upon uns
loadlng the wagon and examining the straw
bundle by bundle. When they were in the
midst of this operation funeral came up!.s
proceeded by little boys carrying incense and.
tapers, the cross. and the priest, chanting;
psalms, ACCOMPANIED by the sound of the!
'serpent" The employees hastened to. make
room tor the funeral to pass, and remined nm
covered until it did so, when they set to- work,
again, undoing the bundles of straw, and sex
"'.'"''S '"e" ""e ny one. mist tbls VISA
going on the hearse and funeral cortege was
faithfully continuing its route. and had been
long out of sight before the wagon had been
thoroughly searched and the bundles of straw
tied up and reloaded, and to the disappoint.
ment OF the Custom House officers not an
ounce of tobacco found. The wagon was al>
lowed to continue its route, but was followed
at distance, in order to discover the secret
which appeared to he concealed from them. ]
But there being nothing to be concealed ctomi
then. they discovered nothing nptilthe follow,
ing day. when all the tobacco had safely been
disposed of.and thesmugglers were out Of freach,.
The funeral cortege was composed entirely
OF smuselers-tt priest@thes spFssers o. the
serpent. the incense bows and all the'cortese
were band of smusglers, and were laden
with tobacco, as we'll as hearse and coffin.
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Deduct increase 10 currency
10Th year.
S7S7,S6I.726

"If the national wealth. shall continue TO
increase at the rate of 3 per cent per annum.
the whole debt, principal and interest. will be
converted into currency in % years and s
months. without anv undue expansion oc the
currency. for it will hear the same relation to
the wealth and population at the end of that
period as at the time of the adoption of the
system and. to maintain uniformity of values,
will require to he increased thereafter in a
like ratio with the increase in the wealth and
ponulation. Thus the country will be pro>
vided with steady. uniform currency. pos
sessing the necessary fexibiitv to adapt ,it to-
the exieencies of trade, and the peonle will'be
relieved Of all taxation on account of the Ma
tional Debt"
Now, with this exposition of inst and easy
mode Of liqudating an enormous national debt.
if Congress. simply, uses its power to s'coin
money or regulate the value thereof as given
by the constitution of the United Sta,es. is it
not mons'rous-nay corrupt, fraudulent, and
vlllanous-that instead of doing so, it shall
hand over this sorereign nloncy power and all
its emoluments and profrs, belonging to all
the people, to a PRIVILEGED class of bond hold
ers and monopolists. thereby building up
mon'ed oligarchy in free country, while it is
grinding the people to powder, and prostrat.
ing the entire industry of the country?
Is this thing done in tile light of dav
through stupidity, or fraud and bribery? I
think the latter:
The people, then. should make it an issue
in this congressional canvass every where in
the State. to require their candidates to toe the
issue. and when elected if they failto vote for
1.-The true American monetary SYSTEM on
further light got when they enter Congress
hall. or in plain language: hribed by the bond
holders, then, they should have statute pre-
pared by which these men who sell the peopls
can be tried before jury Of the country when
they come home, and punished as felous by
the gallows or penitentiasy.
In regard to the State Senate and Legisla>
tnre, no man should he voted for who will moi.
vote to go far as he can in the same direc.
tion and bring down interest to six per cent. :.
| And if he fails so to vote or to carry ont the
ordinances of the new c0nst tuition in REGARD
to the railroads and other monopolies of the
State. the law should provide that he NAV be
tried and punished in like manner. Through
1.-The md Of cnncuss"s. the monopolies are now
sending their men to and controlling both
State and federal legislation by bribery, and
the only remedy of the people is to put it down
by condign punishment and law
OBSERVER.
Summit Point, June Goth, 1872.
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SO,u2Z, 54
4,261,75l,473
Total,
Deduct value for 1850,
sl,755, 5,O25,631

or forty one per cent. for the decade, being a
silght fraction over three and one third per
cent per annum. Aud as this was the most
prosperous decade we have had since the innn.
dation of the government. three and one third
per cent. per annum will b. found quite up to
the average increase"
"With this rate Of interest on money. capi.
tai, where it co,operates with labor, will alb
sorb all the surplus earnings of their COM
bined production. The injustice of this will
be admitted by all fair minded men-capital-
lists and laborers. What, then, shall be said
OF the present monetary system. which, gives
tn capital rate of interest at least three fon
the aggI egate rate of increase in the national
7cenlh ~
Now, as to the process by which the na>
tional debt would be liquidsted without tax>
ation. passing over for brevity some inter-
mediate reasoning, will proceed to quote the
exposition in figures as follows:
For the purpose of illust ration, we will
estimate the war debt at 226G 900 600 and
the population 80 81 5 900; which at s32 per
capita, would give Us a circulation of 81 260,-
! 600, 900 Cor percent. on the estimated wealth
of the riation.) This deducted from the total
debt, would leave to bear interest 81 600, !,
100000.
Practical result ,cih the interest on the bonds
! at per cent
Currency, s1,26O, 900, 600
Increase in currency 1st yr, $4,000, 600
1902, ,0OO, 600
Increase in currency I'd yr, 100000
1915, 400, 900
Increase in currency Sd yr, 44,4~6.667
| 1890, ,246, ,e67
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'I>HE Reiiarcc Nun Fxp xplosive Attachment for
Kerosene Lamn. Every family burning light
in their chambers II night should use the attach.
by C. E. HELLER
Harper's Ferry. Nov. "A ISL
DROtIFlC {, BREESES No. 9 POTATO -The
L best and m"st pr duc,lve variety of Potato for
main crop producing last season sixty bu-he from
one planted. They boil drv and rneaIy- bo sure
and get the genuine ones-to be h,d at
e. e. BELLER'S
MICHIGAN Fine Cut Chewing T"b,cco; :; also.
1Nl Grsveiey's plug with Cigars ot all grades :
Du, ha m. Pride of Vlr ginia and Nav Queen S,nok
ing Tohaccos TO be fot nd at C. E. BELLER'S
1NHE highest Cash price will be raid for good AID.
L ples. by ]. B. HAlNES.
April is, 1872.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC r.. R.
TT NJ E TABLE,.

TRAINS GONG SOUTH.
Leave Harper's Ferry att 90, "A NJ, ard Is p M,
Leave Shenandoah at 06, a NJ and 2UP NJ
Leave Key cs' Switch att 70, A Nj and 27 NJ
Leave lalltown at I 80. A NJ and 80 P NJ
Leave harlest"wp ar 49 A NJ and 42P NJ
Leave Cameron at s II, A NJ and So p NJ.
Leave Summit Point at 80, A NJ and = "a P NJ
Leave Vaudeville at h7. A NJ aud , II p NJ
Leave Opeqron Bridge 9 O2, A NJ, 2 20 p NJ.
Leave Stcphc nson's at 2l. NJ and 81 NJ.
Arrive at Winchester a, 40. A Nj, 2 ~ p NJ
Leave Winchester at 50 A NJ and 2 II PSI
Arrive at Strasbnrg at II 40 A NJ and O5, PM.
TRAINS GotSo NORTH.
Leave Strashurg al 45 \ NJ aud i2 10 P NJ.
Arrive nt Winchester at 50 A NJ and 3i7. PM
Leave Winchester at 10 p A NJ and 5 /! p NJ
Leave Stcphens"n's at ~ 81 A NJ and 3 81 PM
Leave Opequon Bridge at 10 ~ 4 NJ and 3 81 P NJ
Leave Wadcsville at 10 As A NJ and Ui p A.
Leave Summit Point 10 SO A NJ and 4 D NJ
Leave Game, uu at |! 10 a NJ and II p NJ
Leave CharleEtown at II p = NJ and 5 10 p NJ
Lcav" ialltcwnat II 80 A " and 5 20 p NJ
Leave keyes' Switc at II 81 4 VI aud ) 81 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah at II 40 4 ~ and 5 l5 ~
Arrive at Harper's Ferry II 50 A NJ and 50 P Ne
A. b. WOOD, Agent, Harper's Ferry.
JOHN L WILSON,
June9 1872. Master of Transport tat ton.
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"Tommy, my son, what arc you going TO
do with that club?" Send it to the editor
of course" but what are you going to send
it to the editor for 2" Cause he says if any
body will send him club he will send them
a copy of his paper" The mother came near
fainting. but retained consciousness enough to
ask: But Tommy, dear, what do you sup-
pose he wants with club 2" ..WeII, don't
know" replied the hopeful urchin, "unIess it
is to knock down subscribers as don't pay for
their paper"
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= Three years ago Gloucester lady made
her husband promise that he would give her
each day the fve-cent pieces he had in bis
pocket and on his birthday, a few days since,
she surprised him by making him present
slOO, which she had purchased win the
money thus obtained Itshows how fast little
savings will accumulate.
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THE SHOE FAcroRY-Tfe Winchester
Shoe Factory has made very handsome start.
Though MT yet fully under way. some twenty
hands are at work, turning out about sixty
pair of ladies' and misses shoes daily. With
in a few days the force will be enlarged to
fifty operstiyes-thmty male and twenty fe-
males; and the number of pairs made to two
hundred each day Win. N.,es.
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God has written on the flowers that
sweeten the air; oil the breeze that rocks the
flower; upon the raindrop that refreshes the
sprig of moss that lifts its head in the desert:
upon every penciled shell that sleeps 10 the
cavern of the deep, no less than upon the
mighty sun that warns and cheers millions
Of creatures which live in its light-upon all
his works He has written, None liyeth for
himself"
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ICE CREAM SALOON!

HENRY DUNN, having perfected his ar "a
i L rangetnents for the seasun, has his ICE "
CREAM SALOON now in iuII blast and will
from this time forth be prepared 10 furnish Gus y
TONERS by the saucer, pint quart gallon. Spe-
clal accommodations or the Ladies'
CO Parties and Private FamIies supplied at the
shortest notice. nd upon liberal tie rms.
Nav
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AGENTS.

sgThe following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
PTfoN-farsthe. $ satsftAot 6erson, cad
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO D McGLINCY-M Mrpherdstown
JOHN P. KEAnFoor-M,rtinsJurg.
CHAs. R. LEE BerryO'i{e.
RoBr. Ron LUCAS and j. HUNTER BEL
LER-Uurper's Ferry.
JOEL w. ROBERTS MIat1emnv.
ADAM LINK, Jr -D,6iefds Depot.
ALEX OsB0URN- CniouviWe
NJ. W. BURR-Brorn's shop,
n. II. ROBERTS keorncys0Me.
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leetoyn.
john W. DALGARN
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PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER K co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention They will
send on application thei, improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT
and full line of samples from their i'm mcnse stock
OF Cloths. Cassimcres, Coatings, Shirtines &C.,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their Clothing a nd Shirts direc. from them
with the certainty of receiving garments of
The Very Latest Style
And Most Perfrct FIT
atta1nahle. Goods ordered will he sent bv Express
thr"ugh"ut the Southern States have for Forty
three Years exccIIed in all depa clments of their
character "f the Guod- they will out. \ large
ana well assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design and
4 II POPGLIR PRICES
When G"otis per Express C. o D. there
Will bc u" COLI ctun cha rye amounts Of $50 and
over. Ru.cs Tor self sIrcncnt, SamnIcs of
G"nds nsu Price Liat free apI.Iica tiun The at-
t"UtI'n OF the Frane is Invited to our Wholesale
standard.
NOAH WALKER & co.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Gnuds. either
ready made or made to order.
lG5 aud lG7 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE. MD.
April / 1871.
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Drugs.
Drugs.
L A I E Mt NJ DICINE
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY

SSHFoof1 f1VVNS
embracing Ill OF the most popular and reliable re.
nedies, aud also the latest Novels and finest kinds
OF Stationery.
o. As the quality of Medicines is always of the
greatest importance both to the Physician and his
Patients, We make it our constant care to secure
none but the pures' Medicines and by his long
fiji Physicians Prescriptions and Compound Medi-
clncs co-ding the latest srittcst rules of
Pharmacy The public confidently relv on
having their prescriptions arefulIy accurately
prepared a: all hours of the day and eht
N B.-I axe this occasion return INV si,cere
thanks for tn very large patronage bestowed upon
me by the community and to express INV grateful
acSnow led sment OF the high appreciation of M
fellow citizens of my ct1nrs them trustn =,
that may be able in the future to render entire
sai'siact"n t" - W no may favor with their sun
port and confidence. GEO T IIf,HT
February 20. 1872.
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p OF TTC AL.
LIVE FOR soMEs.PIiHlEING


: Live for something be not idle-
Look about thee ior employ:
Sit not down to. y. eis IS q dresnling-
Labor is the sw;ecses I'd low
Folded hands. ART ever weary,
Selfish hearts arc never gay,
Life for thee has many duties
.. Active be- then, while you may.
Scatter blessings in thy paihwayi.
Gentle words and rheering smiles
Better are than gold and silver,
With their grief. ispeiling ~iIes.
AS the pieasant sunshine faIleth
Ever on the gtatetul earth, :
So let sminSsatily aud Kindness
Gladden we'll the darkened hearth.
Hearts that are oppressed and weary,
Drop the tearoi syrepathy.
Whisper ~ordssot hope and com fort,
Give, and thy rexard shall be
5: JOY unto Thy soul u turning
From this perfeai fountain head:
Freely as thou fret ~ givest,
Shall the ersteful light be shed,
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The only way a man can escape being
found out is to pass for what he eis Tie on
serve it. 1t is easier to correct our faults
than to conceal them.
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Some people act as if their debts were
like coffee, and would settle themselves in
time by standing
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"All Hands Below"

good story is told of parrot who had
always lived on board ship, but who escaped
at one ot the southern ports, aud took refuge
In church. Soon afterward the cougrega>
tion assembled. and the minister hogan preach.
ing tn them in regular red hot fashion, say
ing that there was no virtue in them that
every one of them would go to hell unless
they speedily repented. Just as he spoke tho
sentence, out spoke the parrot from his hiding
place:
"All hands below"
To say that call hands" were startled. would
be but mild way of putting it, The peculiar
voice, from it1 unknown source, had much
more effect upon them than the parsons voice
ever had. He waited a moment, and then, a
shade or two paler. he repeated the warning
'All hands below !" again rang out from
somewhere.
The preacher started from his pulpit, and
looked anxously around, inquiring if any body
had spoken.
"All'hands below !" was the only reply, at
which the entire panic-strcken congregatinn
got up. and The ID 6ment after they all bolted
for thei doors ths preasher. trying his best to
pc tlrst, and during the time the mischievous
bird Kept up his. Yelling: n..s
-" AHShands Below" ~ ~.
There was one old woman there who was
lame, and could not get out as fast as the rest,
and in very short time she was left entirely
alone. just as she was about to hobble out
the parrot few down, and, alighting on her
shoulder again yelled in her ear:
"All hands below,"
"No, no, Mister Devil" shrieked the old
woman, '.you can't mean me- don't belong
here. go to the other church across the
way"
The DIFFERENcE.-"WilIie, why were
you gone long for water 2" asked the
teacher of little boy
1--WE spilled it, and had to go back and fill
the bucket again" was the prompt reply ;
but the bright, noble face was shade less
bright, less noble than usual, and the eyes
dropped beneath the teachers gaze.
The teacher crossed the room and stood by
another. who had been Willie's c"mpanion
Freddy, were you not gone for the water
longer than was necessary
For an instant Freddy's eyes were fixed on
the floor, and his face wore troubled look.
But it was only for an instant-he looked
frankly up to his teachers face.
Yes, ma am" he bravely answered "we
met little Harry Bardeu and stopped to play
with him, and then we spilled the water and
had to go back"
Little friends, what was the difference in
the answers of the two boys? Neither of
them told anything that was not str,ctIv trne
Which one of them do you think the teacher
trusted more fully after that? And which
was the happier of the two?
= Some people act as if their debts were
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to feel girlish when he makes his maiden
speech.
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ADV VERTlslNG RATES.
TRANSIENT BILLs-oAsB

a9ne One square q inch or Iess,) to weeks. 81 so
One square, three fnonths 49, - > - oo oS
,. ei1 months -..s.-......--..-.. 500
oSs Is .dusis, one year 100
iesrs. re- 500; State or Cong ~ oo
n,,.. M e a. the pabisned rates.
per line. ? s-'' .-s'>s' 80. ~. Seass Ss
e5- Al transient advertisements due and collect
able aftes the FIRST insertion, 4 - 8 - =
~, Laoersi deductions made for Quarter, Hall and
Whole Columns for Annual. Semi-Annusl and
0uarterly Asiyerttsers. 80, : =
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What man wauts-all he can GET
What a woman wants-all sbs can't get. =.
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= Nearly all women like soldiers. and
some would like an offer, sir.
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SODA WATER! SODA WATER

7 WILL have for the of the sufT .ring commu-
nifty this delightful beverage, pure and cold
hl2m the at day of May to the ist of October. /
use te best material for cha rging the foun
also taye the Syrups pure and irrsh. Come and
rtty it. it Is the best in the country. Fourteen
tickets for 81.
Sort of Syrrps: Lemon Pine Apple. stra whcrry,
orange. Btnara. Sarsaperi la Arquet, and all
others. ) ph"e b stiles for family use. Soda Wa
yer sent to any private house in the county.
Prepared ami sold by
April 80. 1872 GEO. T. LIGHT.
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What color was the lat sqnsIl at ssa2-
Why the storm yose and the wind Jlu<.
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Goa NJ AkING
AND
Livery in GisariestoWn.
'S'HE undersigned having entered into a Co. Part
4 nership. under the name aud stvle of
STOMP Il HAWKS

STU NJ r Z II WKS,
Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In all its branches guarantyiug the srst kma
ship R nd satisfactory terins We tend 10 largely
Increase the business and ma kr der nd lao to
keep on hand for eale CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
RoCkAWAYS and LIGHT WAGONS of the nost
approved patterns. and OF reror materials MI
warrant every article TO be rcComme1 ded. We
shall have IN our employ some OF the hands who.
inr twenty years or more, were employed by Mai,
}. Hawks and also have the tent fit of his pres-
new Fl, III to maintain the reputation of HAWKS
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken in ex-
change for new work On hand CON stantly, Second
nsad work which will be disposed OF at moderate
Eguros.
In addition to the above. purpose giving our
attention 10 general LIVERY BUSINESS and
Will keep good horses end vehicles of every descrip
ton tor the acconimoda tion of The public
Aug %. ls7l-iN w HAWKS
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"A wife's kiss Tor money is well termed
legal Tenderness.
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CUCUMBER BuG.-A correspondsntoft The
Maryland Farmer says :--sT Thefollpwipg 81
fectually protected my melon, ,faupslr cu-
cumber and other vines from .'striped or Gu,
cunlber bugs" the past season, with only ono
application, viz: a strong solution of hen
house manure to one and a half SALONS of
water, let j. stand twenty.fonr hours and
snrinkle the plants freely with it after sunset
The above was suggested to me by negro
woman living on my place, who had some
practical experience in gardening. and says
she has used it for years and has never known
the first application to fail to drive them off,
and they never return"
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ACCOMMODATION.

WENCHESTEE ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Winchester 5u0A NJ
Srephersun's 5ll
VAUDEVILLE 525
Summit Point 539
CatnerCG'S
Cha rlestnwn
Eall"wn 6l2
Harp"rS Ferry $50
Arriving Ia baltimore at 10 20
Lcaves Ba!'ino cat 4 10 NJ
ltarP"r- Ferry S23
Hailtnwn s3q
Charlest"wn $50
C>mcron's 9HI
Summit Point 9I2
"attrsvilie 925
Sterhcnso1's $50
Arriving at Winchester a. $50
Stnnping al intermediate sta ticna an Main Stem
A. b. WOOD, Agent, Harp-r's Ferry.
JOHN l. WILSON,
June 2, lS72 Master of Transportation.
BALTIMORE l. OHIO II. Il. COMPANY.
SCHEDULE Of Passenger Trains rrrivng nd dc.
~ parting at the HarPers Ferry Station
TRAINS BOUND EAST.
Mail Train, IlsPH NJ
Fast Line. 5 81 a ~
Express Train, 6O3p NJ
TRAINS BOUND WEST
DEPARTS.
Mail Train, 70 O6 p n
Fast Line, 90 D AZ
Express Tram, 1204 A NJ
Office open all hours for trains Through Tick.ts
sold to all the principal cities of the Union
A B. WOOD, Agent.
Harper's Ferry June 9. 1872.
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a good man loves little children.