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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

WE copy the following from an ex.
change, which is important, if true Chronic
diarrhea of long standing, also dysentery and
all similar complaints common at this season
of the year, can be cured by the use Qnter-
nally) Of JOhnsons Anodyne Lin,nlent. We
know whereof we ahirm-ICom
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

VEGETINk is now aowedged by our best
physicians to be the sure and safe remedy
for all diseases arisiniom impure blood. such
as scrofula and scrofus humors.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

There is no doubling the accuracy OF
these figures. Mr.. Dawes is Chairman
of the Committee of Ways and Means in
the House, and has the accounts of the
Government in his hand.
What have the champions of Chappa-
qua to say 10 this exhibit p Chicago
Post
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

RUPrUhE con be cured without suher.
ing. Elastic Trusses are superseding all
others. Before buying Metal Trusses or Sup
porters, send for descriptive circular to the
Elastic Truss Co., 6S3 Broadway, y. Y Com.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26
PEOPLES CHERA KEMEDY.
ls40--FoR 0yEGHIRrY YEARs-lS72.
PERI DAVIS
PAIkILLER

Has been tested In eve variety of climate and by
almost every nation KIM to Americans. IL l. the
constant comp anton a inesiim friend of the
missionary and the trler. on sea or land. and no
one should travel on DUKES or rivers Uith0at a.
Since the PAIN-KILR was first introduced, and
met with such extensive. many LiriHients, Reiefs,
Pdndceas and other Reses have been offered To the
public, but none of thelave ever attained the truly
enridble standing OF the lS-klLLER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

If we deduct from 1860 and 1871 the
item for public improvements, the COM
parison will stand thus:
Year. Population. Expenditures. Per Capita.
lsfl ....... 81 4i3 32l sjs, is9,031.l6 81 SO
Isl I........3s, 555gs2 57.l ,.G3243 las
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

~ Directions accoany each bottle.
Prices % cts. 80 cts. 81 per bottle.
SOLD BY ALL MILNE DEALERS.
For sa by ALL CHICADgUGGIs1s.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

When used externalls "A Liniment, nothing gives
quicker ease ia Burns,uises. Sprains. Cuts. Stngs
from Insects. and seal 1t removes the fire, aud
the wound heals like orary sores. Those suffering
with Rhe umatism, GoDr Neuralgia. if not posi-
tive cure. they find thAIN-kILLER gives them
relief whom no other rely will gives Instant Re.
lef from Aching TestEvery housekeeper should
keep 1t at hand. aud a, it ON the first attack of
pain. 1t will give satttory reliet. aud save hours
of suffering. Do not u with yourselves by testing
untried remedies BE e you call for and get the
genuine PAlN-kILLEs many worthless nostrunIs
are attempted to be son the great reputsI ion 81
this yalu able medicine
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

THIRTY Drops, ~ Ltiatet, will almost instant III
cure you. There IL hing To equsi il for Cole
Cramps, Spasms, Hearth, Didrrhed, DysenterD, Fiuz
Wind ia the Bopeis, Soetomach Dyspepsia. and Sici
Headache. Ia sectlOns.he country where FEVER
AND AGJE prevailsere il no remedy held II
greater esteem PersdTayeling should Keep it by
them few drops. iutsr, viii prevent sickn ess
or bowel troubles fronitnge of water.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26
WHY THIS so?
It's MERITSE UNSURPASSED

1t is because DAVISAIN-KILLER is what
claims to be-a relieyei pain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17
A l. Z x A n D K | A =.

IMPORTANT LAW CAsE.-In the special court
OF appeals, now in session in Richmond, on FRI
day last, the case of ColstOn VS.. Quander, re-
moved from the circRt court OF Fairfax county,
to the court of Alexandria county, and carried
by writ OF error to the supreme court OF appeals
OF Virginia, was argued. The plaintiff, a colored
man named John COlston, alias Mumps, OF this
city, was half brother and only heir at law of
Lewis Quander, colored, deceased, who had
married Susan Pierson, a slave of Levi Burke,
by whom he had several children. The point in
controversy is whether under the act of the
legislature, passed February 9th, 1866, the
children OF slave woman, married while
slavery existed, are made legitimate and digest
the right of the heir at law upon whom descent
was cast before the passage of that act The
suit was an action of ejectment by the plaintiff
against Susan PIerson, who was in possession OF
the land In controversy. The decision will be
looked for with interest.
CAMP MEETING The camp meeting of
Vienna circuit, Methodist Episcopal Church. in
which is included the church in this city, will be
held in the grove near Vienna station, about
quarter of a mile from the railroad track, COM
mencing on Friday, the 9th of August.
STREET RAILWAY.-Gen. NJ. ID. Corse, Capt.
r. +. Knox and MeSsrs. Andrew Jameson and
W. n. Beck, corporators of the Alexandria
passenger railway company, met at the Far
mers' and Mechanics Savings Bank this after
noon and authorized MI. Jameson to open
books OF subscription to the capital stock OF the
proposed street railroad.
DIkD OF SMALL PoX.-Mr. Max Keller who
this city, and who had many friends here, died
in San Francisco last week of smallpox.
KILLED.-A telegram received here yesterday
says that Mr.. James Sningfellow, brother OF the
Rev. Horace Sringfellow, of Hanover, had been
shot and killed in TeXas.-Gdzette, last evening.
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In addition 10 these considerations the srrsrs,us
offered By was shown 60 be infinitely superior 10
thar 81 Holly & Co.. aEi nctwifhsfanafne W No
Dewitt efor; 60 create the in preston thai oar
charges are txorhitsnt-in this tnsta1c &C. an lessf
TIE orly real clAia Holly SHi Niles coola IRE
SER as enttling them % consideration aus is
ira they are citizens q the District. But have
,Ity noi already Sccd reasons % grateful 20 the
HsiIict Tor me aiInost sls-srs positions they Aols
We thlnk VIC gould 1rnish a large number % SOD
n.n who would siatly bee me citizens Of the D.
Tie stay Of II sssrs Il VI IsitVossib.a that "a -
entbir ives tn n TIE light O. demand fhe- tba
hIe slaIm telegraph, upon THE correct working -
them IS rroper feld for theic crude eXps7i~ert.5
y single failure MIGHT invnlve the lnsz & -,s,v
human life. -'''-----. ?.
Were sny additional ress ms than those rrsss-,sl
Lftded foL AZ arClRE the cO-tract r. II ur5-,1s
found In the fact that tbe intelligent AL d -,
tcisis - c'her cities have fsila - ~as- -.
our rights, and to deal VITA wths-soi,re ~
many would be competitors who have fr.-l ,s-,s :,
time entered the field against Is.
hecc 81 King the facts aud The position 81 ths t
con- pesitors herein stat edthat orr rights cannes
De Questioned, cur Eocd r-pu' alton doubted M u
perlence or our apparatus eauallei-NrsS-. Raw
isy. Booker, Smith and " aias- Ia -e vat-l n a..
contract. and have fear but that TIE citiysas
- the District, with proper regard for th-ir Hsr
interests ard he rights Ct hers vi support ~ m
~ their action. GAHkN FiL CD
nv W. sTovsR tseue-al Agent
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G E ORG EFT WN.

THR GRAIN TRADE Hartley q Bro. yester-
day received by the schooner William Henry,
from Alexandria, 300 bushels of good red
wheat; sold to arrive. The sales Yesterday
were 900 bushels of white wheat at 8. 90. AM,
1,200 bushels of prime red wheat at Si.13. Ii is
expected that wheat in considerable Quantities
will begin to arrive in a few days. More would
have been in had 1t not been for the recent
rains, which prevented farmers from gathering
their crops. The price of wheat, which has been
comparatively low, is advancing. The millers
are making preparations to resume operations
in few days. In most Of the mills extensive
repairs and Improvements have been made,
The GEoRGETowNCITYGR were mustered
INTO the District service by Col. Moore, of the
Governor s staff, at the market house hall, last
evening, in the presence of large audience
The members OF the Greys presented yerv
creditable appearance. Toasts, speeches and
dancing followed the military exercises, and the
company separated at late hour, well pleased
with the Inequalities of the Greys.
Mr.. PETER BERRY, whose previous illness
has been noticed In The STAR, is considerably
worse to-day, and no hopes are entertained Of
his recovery.
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DR. railways
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In BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, S.:
At washington. the FIRST Gay Of July, A. d. 1877,
TIE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as assignee Of IsRAKL DINING, Of Wash
inetCn, p. c., who has been soi9dged . bankrupt,
upon his own petition, by the Supreme Court Of
said District.
iy3w.st' y. Il. II, WINFIELD.
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NO HUEBCG.-L. RICE will pay fair cash
IN price Tor Ladies', Gents asi Children . second
hand Cl9ihing 81 all desc ptons Boots, Shoes, Sc,
st No. 623 9TH street. between and @, lslaad.
n. BABY nots by nail or otherwise will Re
promptly attended to is2:-lms
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DIR. RAILWAYS
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s-k-v d,os Of the Observation-Disclosures
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Not only does the sARsApARILIIAy REsoLvsrr ex
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KIDNEY AND BLAEDER COMPLAINTS,
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CUEEs TEE WORST PAIRS
IN From ONE 10 TWENTY xInsrxs
NOT ONE HouB
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n OTICE.-To Gunner OF Otrners of tis Sail Boat
: Lara, nov, on storage in varehonss at 9th
charges, the nth Of July, at O'Clock p m, uG-
les s"isd or and before TR thTt fa. Aeon,
DAsTURE PASTURE Excellent PASTURE
4 Ter Private HORSES, with abupdsnt a..
h hS1r and TssF IN %ss from
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Thus giving the brighte ct prospect that it will be
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includes an Elementary Course Of the beet chsrsc-
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The Standard Bearers.
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10 triumphant success, are
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THE TANDARD
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Price 81. 80. Per doz., SlS 50. Specimens sent,
for the present post free, for 81 IS Specimen pages
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RoehBRiDeE ALUM sPRI RSss;v,,
OPEN JUNE 1, 1874
This favorite and celebrated watering Mace will
| ofer adiiti-pal attractions this season A.. II
4 Among other hnprov ements there has been VE,UAO
| added an elegant and spacious Ball room M III
adjoining the psrlor the parlor has been ENLARGED
and much improyt d. aud the proximity OF the two
renders each easily acce ssible. 1t will be Kent in
| style not surpassed any where in Virzinia
The waters Of these special springs either cure or
greatly relieve cases OF Scrofuls, Incl pient
Consumption, Chrocic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryn-
4 gifts. Oh. cnic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia.
/ Chronic DiGTrhea, Chronic Dysentery They are
also great value in those affections which are ne.
| culnr 10 the female constitution, and az al an
petzer, tonic. srd general restorative they are
perhaps, unrivsied AMONGST mineral waters.
| The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
| ana ball room q FIRST class band of music, and in
| general all the sources Of amusement and recre-
alton usually iounl ~ our best summer resorts will
| be a. the conn and OF the guests at sROCKBRID9E
| ALUM" The place is within eleven 10 thirteen
| D, of Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, e.c.,
by rail, all In daylight. Passengers leave the car
OF the Chesapeake ard Ohio Railroad at Goshen De-
| TOT. and new and eleGsst stage coaches, casing
RAPIDLY smooth and level rosd Of only eight
miles set down the visitors at the Springs TO tea
/ JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
| Descriptive pamphlet sent free on application.
| Water FOR sale by Coleman i Rogers, Baltimore
| also, i'm Washington.
1 Persons making use of the grounds, &c, OF the
| Springs. and not stopping At my hotel. will be
| charged halfDy regular rates lel3-2aw2m
/
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CITY ITEMS.

pR. WHITE, ClircpoGiSt, treats Ccrns, Ban
IONS ClaO snd lngTCyins Nails. Sc. without
pam 50 the patient can walk win case iuln.-
G,ateiy. Operating rooms, 5SJ 18Th St, OPPOSITE
L. ). Treasury.
THERMOMETERS Snf Bsr1uists-s s-e ssrs 4
hud made - order ty Henplsr. -eSr &, s.rset-
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Democratic, Conservative, LiberaI-e
publican, Greeley brown Meetings.


MORE DELEGATES TO TIE DEMOCRATIC CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE ELECTED.
The foilowln members OF the central dem
ocratic executive committee were elected last
9Th district-Joseph +. Brown, Barnard Kill
marten and Patrick ". Haggerty.
CIh district-Colonel James G.. Berret, DIR. ".
o. Baldwin and Lemuei Denham.
p. W. Pearson.
ed district-william II. Shelton. Colonel
William III. Coe and John p. Hutton.
GREELEY CLUBS ORGANIZED.
In the 9th district Greeley and Brown Club
was organized last night by electingJ. F. Brown
In the 22d district Young Mems Democratic
and Conservative Club was organized by elect
ing J. NJ Thornton president, Colonel William
II. Coe vice president, y. w. Crowther treas
urer and William III. Shelton secretary.
TIE GREELEY AND BROWN CLUE
met last night At the board of trade rooms, Mr..
John ID. Defrees IN the chair, and Walter
Hawkes. secretary. j. Ssyles Bowen, of the 5th
district and w. II. Sanford, OF the 10th district
were elected vice presidents. Judge Embry, OF
Kentucky, submitted resolution, that three
members OF this club be appointed by the
president as the committee to confer with SINH
lar committees from other political oryaniza-
tons in this District favorable 70 the election of
Greeley and Brown, with svisw of uniting ali in
one central Greeley and Brown club of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, each organization preserving
It's separate membership; adopted. Judge EN-
Dry, Captain Goddard and Mr.. Coombs were an
pointed as the committee. A communication
| was read from the Young Mems Greeley and
| Brown Club, announcing TO this club that q
committee Of three had been appointed to meet
similar committees from other clubs for the pur-
| pose Of making arrangements for grand ratii-
cation meeting. The communication was ac-
| cepted, and the following committee was APP
| pointed; h j. Fleming, w. A. Hutchins, and
BENJAMIN Smith. Adjourned.
| TIE YOUNG MEMS GREELEY AND BROWN CLUB
held meeting at the Sunday Herald office; j.
/ Bell in the chair and j. p. Oliver secretary.
| resolution was adopted that a COMMITTEE OF
/ three be appointed TO cooperate with the
Greeley and Brown club In the oreani ration Of
| a local executive committee TO control ali clubs
J during the coming campaign. Messrs. George
| c. Wedderburn, i. y. Burritt and l.. III. Pike
| were appointed such committee. A resolution
| was adopted that the committee heretofore ap
| pointed shall not have authority TO assess MEM
I bers Of the club without a special vote, but be
| confined TO the mission Of promoting concert of
action among the various clubs; also fixing the
initiation fee at - 80, and excluding all from
! voting until the same shall have been paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

vAn influential meeting OF Roman Catholics
was held in London last night, the Duke OF
Norfolk, presiding. Resolutions were adopted
protesting against the action of the Italian
government toward the Papal authorities, and
condemning the recent law passed by the Ger
man Parliament prosecuting the Jeslits.
E-The grand jury of New York Yesterday
presented An Indictment against Robert l.. Craw
ford, charging him with felODious assault, with
intent To kill. The case will probably be tried
this term. Crawford is "A brother-in-law OF Com
modore Vanderbilt. He shot and wounded a
detective and private citizen or the 25th Of May
last
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FAMILY SUPPLIES:
Stop! Looky Read y!
DUTY OFF TEAS!
DUTY OFF TEAS
Is CENTs FER POUND ON ALL GRADES
At EEPHoNzo YoUNGs s. co.
PRICES OF SUGAR
'''@~ -''''
nv '''''-S
I'd TX,
too a'asreNisHIseLY Low RATES.
EbPhONZo YOUSGs q CO.
We are also Offering FIVE OF Elk Of the
FJNFST Rp.vnS nm,
los. osm 6e prodneed' at prices which DEFY CON
GIVE Us "A GAIL; Ut WIZ PAP YoU.
NiA AND SfAsF1-'
.s-o onoer masonic Te@Pas.
DURE CATAWBA WINE
oN ORA OOht AND IN BOIrLES,
CALIFORNIA cLAREr,
CALIFORNIA HocK.
= : - = 10
N00 1.o ' AN
| AASsEF'S PHILADELPHIA ALE d sroUT,
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MARTIN CRoNIN, chief engineer of fire de-
partment OF Washington, ID. e., tour OF in
spectiOn of fire apparatus OF eastern cities, and
looking tor late Improvements, was in town
Friday ani examined the fire apparatus of this
city, with which he expressed himself much
pleased. He left this morning for "trip 10 the
mCuntains.-I,ortLan3l Ke.l Iarertissr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

SPECIAL TERN, JEGge Humphreys day,
Robinson & Co. agt. Britt; judgement by de-
fault. Iathrop agt. Lathrop; motion dismissed
20, want OF prosecution. Offutt agt. King ct al:
decree confrnius snecial auditors report.
Lawson agt. Lawson; order 20 snow cause.
Crowell agt. CrowelI: decree of divorce. Mussey
agt. Donol ct al; order discharging rule to show
cause. ~ re, Purcy Ann BealPs eastate; order
approving trustees bond. Kirk agt. Eel; QEier
extending time to take testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

BKYANT's MissrRRLs, alrays ponnlar In
Washington, give two entertainments a. lin
coin Hell-One this ey ening aud one 10 ,no-ra.,
evening. Tickets for reserved seats can mn Ia
secured at Ellis music store. This tronns sra
too well-kDown here to need more than an an.
nouncemeEt OF the fact OF their Appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

NEW READISG.-Frora Jos. Shillington We
have the excellent August number of IA.
Celery together with FrGnk Leslie AI9dsiae
and Dsn0TsSt's HTTgT # Fashions for the same
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Excursions. Pickles, de.

Moonlight excursion o. the steamer Zaidse
to-day az to-rnorrow
st f1Uis English Lutheran Church and
SUNDAY Sghc-i hold their picnic il Brow :
woods to-day.
Select steamer to Cobb's Island, on the Lady
OF the Lake, To- ElOvTOw.
Daily excursions 10 Mount Vernon on tho
steamer Arrow. 49,
Marshall Han Pavilion, enlarged and re-
fitted, 4 now open for guests