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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-31
OPELOUsAs.

Leaves on THURSDAY, Tee. 81, at P. NJ.
For Washington, OpelOuSas, P0re
.0A&l ABarre Simmsport, Churchville and al!
landings on the Coast Atchafayaa River,
Bayou charlottesville new and Gght-draughs
passenger steamer
&C. Picket. master, VIM. Barnes, clerk,
will leave as above taking freight and passengers Tor
BAYOU des Glaizes, to be landed at Kinks Landing,
Big Bend at SimmspOrt leaving Washington
every Saturday at 12 o'clock. For freight or passage
'ff'' HITE CARLIN Agents,
800 4Tchoupitcuas street.
Leaves on EVERY WEDNESDAY at 5 +. NJ.
Fer Washington, por, isMrro
ls4GSk, Simmsport Churchville and all interne-
date landing q ON the Coast Atchafsylaya
River and Bayou C0urtableau-The tine passenger
steamer
f. tuaItrevaux master,
viii leave ~ above taking freight ana pAssenRere
for Bavou des Gil ICES, to be landed at Big Fsnd
Landing or Simm port. For freight or passage
apply q board OF 3 2 BOWLING .. Decatur ,,-....
Leaves on WEDNESDAY Dec. 80, at ) r. NJ
, Fer Washington, Fort l;tsss
lE3G6 : Simmsport Churchville ard ali lanIi a9o
on the Coast. Atchafai&ys River snd bs.
Won Courtableau-the new and light drAglt pssssa.
ger steamer
H H. Broad master y. T. Schmidt. clerk.
viii leave a. above taking freight and passengers
for all landings you Ges Gaizss, to be anced at
either Big Bend LsD ing or ST either warehouse &c
Smmsport. For treis. or passago apply on BOARD,
or to
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SHIPS.

SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL
For LtyerpOol--The Al British bark Flor.
S&tAs epce Chapman, Fam, master, being OF small
49, capaciey. will have dispatch Foe freight 30
l.. ]. SHEPHERD Co. Agents!
Az <xInvlae
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The market opened under the discouraging
influence of Middling Uplands having reced-
ed at Liverpool Lied, and decline in futures
at New York (Which was recovered toward
the close), but although there seemed to be
yery little animation there was fair inquiry,
and fully 1000 bales changed hands during
the morning, partly at previous rates and
partly at o decline Of sc; after which, as
factors met the demand more freely, the
movement exhibited increased activity, re-
shifting in further sales of $500 bales, SWELL
ING the entire business of the day to $500
bales. Some descriptions maintained their
position better than others, and part of the
business showed no quotable decline, but the
rest was mostly at reduction Of &c, and in
some cases buyers obtained concessions of ic.
At the close there appeared to be rather
better feeling than earlier in the afternoon.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board. and engaged for shipment was
Get down at the opening this morning at 12O,
600 bales, embracing 81 900 for Liverpool, q,
600 for Havre, 1000 for Spain, 5000 for the
Mediterranean, 5000 for Bremen, 81, 600 for the
North Sea and 1000 bales for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by oul
running statement on last evening, leaves
l29, 200 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports: I" Sales 1900 bales
including $3.50 after P NJ, yesterday. De
mand good"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1895
Arrived since last statement 80. CLIO
Arrived previously ..............G25,S2z 63l,99'
G47,94;
Cleared to-day. ....... 4,722
@esred previously. ' ........... $4,000 1892
cissrsd .............. 25O62
atock sama time last year. ......... 2510l
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Thursday Morning, Dec. 81, 1874.

The river Office of the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. Delta street, over +.
Conery & Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ. to r NJ
GEO. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter N. o. Bulletin.
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HELENA.

HELENA.
HELENA PACKET.
Leaves ON THURSDAY Dec. 81. at p NJ
For Helena, ChicOt City, argyle,
lsAaisS1k GreenvilIe, Vicksburg, Nstchez, and all
&2 way landin gs-The Al passenger packet
Kate Kinney,
J.B Kinney, master, d. J. Ballantine, clerk.
leaves as above taking freight and passengers for
Wemnbis For freight passage apply on hoard,
or to BRlIION q EIrLEh Agents,
100 LOG Common street.
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND LOWER
s:s..EsezACOAsT pACKET-steamer
-. Mary,
Fred Pr0bst master
will leave every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 10 A. M. for Jesuit Bend, Pointa la Hache, Point
MecheIl Lee Plantation. and all way landings Goes
" Lue Forts on saturday trips. ~ LA
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. 2, at p NJ
For Jefferson, Shreveport, Ecu.
lM4& shatta Grand Ecore and all landings ON
Upper and Lower Red River.-The Al
light draught packet
Rapides,
Nat Puckette. master. Ferd V. Cellos, clerk
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LORD L. MCPEAKE,
d3O BRITTON g. EPPLER.
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UPPER COAT.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST. BAroS EOCGA
AND WALLS LANDING PACKEI:
Leavea every MONDAY a. s 2. H., and FRIDAY,
at 10 A. N.
Commencing FRIDAY, October -.
The passenger steamer
AH66 Il. l.. Hedge,
To- d >ycr,,ov master f. Bergeron. clerk.
pstnrning every SUNDAY aud WEDNESDAY
EVENING ,,,
For freight passage apply on 5oard or 70
OILS If H. " MFha-NkoN, 30 No,i.. 90
COAST AND LAFOURCHE PICKET
raav.s every MONDAY sz.d r THURSDAY ats p N
For all landings tbe Coast
IT, and Bay"n Lasorueiie-Tne steamer
zS4z& SeIDin0ie.
jos. Ds,.nTes master
Commencing her trips % THURSDAY, Nov. D ~
Bpm a CLERK will AZ ali times be found ~ recelvs
freight On the leyee At Toe loot of Cont street.
,HITE a. CARLfN, Agents.
oizlm No. 4 TchouplsOulas.
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MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Wednesday Evening. Dec. 30. 1874. ]
wrw ORLEANS oIEARN0-HOUsl.
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
ATTAKAPAS AND ATCIIAFALAYA.
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA
Leaves THURSDAY. Dec. 81, st r. n
For simmspOrt, Cbu-cbville, and
lsAxRty all landings the Atehafalaya River,
&AHA Raven Chene Fatiersonville. Center
,;,,e Franklin New iberia Fausse Pointe. st. Mar
tinville and all landings Bayou Tecne-The light
draught passenger steamer
Ida,
Up Foroav master. A. Meynier, ST, clerk,
will leave az above. For fre .ht passage apply
on board or to
d3O HITE e. CARLIN. 4Thoupltouas street
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BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
To Sail SUNDAY, Dec 27th, at AN.
<Sh The splendid new Al iron steamship
READING,
1888 tons,
S. S. COlburn commander,
will leave her wharf, foot of Gaennie street, First
District, as above.
For freight apply to
WILLIAM CREEvY, Agent
nes cor, Carondelet and Gravier streets.
FOR HAVRE.
FOR HAVRE.
F@. The splendid iron steamship
Prince Edward,
Robert Fraser, commander,
will sail for Havre on or about -.
For freight or passage apply to
DANIEL WHEELER g. son,
d3I 80 Carondelet street
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SATURDAY VICKSBURG PACKET.-
q. g. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at p. N.
FOR vICKSBURG, DAVIS EENns
l@30Rau Natchez and all intermediate lanci0IS-"
The passenger steamer
Natchezs
TIP. Lasthees. master. j. +. Muse cicgS,
connecting at vicksburg with arsot Line for Yasoo,
Tallahatc6ie and SunhoWer Rivers, end with ArcSSs
Limo for Memphis Cairo and st. Louis For fieiGhs
ar uaseage apply ON board, or to
JOHN JANNEY. III ComTcn a.
orto HITE L CARLIN, Tohoupitouss 1t.
su1 6m
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR GKEENVILLE, vICKSBUR4 AND TEIA
BENDS.
Leaves every THURSDAY ct O'Clock, n
FOR ARGYLE, GREENvILLn
laa3G6as Greenville, Vioksburg, Natchez and Wa
landings The fine and fast pssserE'y
Frank Pargsud.
I'M White master, C. holmes, clerk
vii iosve a. above, carrying the United States su
and connecting at Vicksburg with the Psrts9a
Line" for al bp0ints on Yazoo and IaLahatooia
rivers. 49,.
HITE CARIIN,
4Tchoupitoulas streeA
ADAMS WORK,
0Commercial Place.
AMI Agents.
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FOR VICKSBURG.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 7. M.
FOR VICKSBURG, NATCEIss
leHlRf Davis BEND and all intermediate isns'
ings-The passenger steamer
Robt. Il. Lee,
VIM. Campbell. master, A. MoVsy oiers
will leave as above, carrying United States mait
connecting at Vicksburg with Parisot Line or all
points on Yazoo river; also, with oonnectirr bosts
for Sunhower Deer Creek and Tal.ahatchic rivers.
For freight or passage apply ON board, or to
JOHN JANNEY
HITE & CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas IT..
G. G.. WAYNE,
su2 ADAMS & WORK. 9COmmrrcal Plaza
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ST. LOUIS.
KOUNTZ LINE.
NEW ORLEANS AND ST. LOUIS PACKETS.
Leaves on THURSDAY, Dec. 81, at r. M.
For st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis,
ls4l8eS and all way landings-Tne steamer
John +. TOlle,
D. Nj. Brady, master,
will leave "A apoye For freight passage apply on
board or to JAMES MELLON, Agent
Kountz Line. Office "a Gravler street.
Will take freight for the Illinois Central Railroa0
and its connections. dsS
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OJJACHITA RIVER.
REGULAR OUACHITA RIVER PACKET.
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT
Leaves THURSDAY, Dec 81, at +. NJ.
For Camden. EldOradO, Monroe,
i64R6kS Trenton, and all landings on Ouachlta
1H6 and Black rivers-The fast passenger
steamer
essie Taylor,
NJ Kenisop master; T. Johns, o. F. Jemis0p, CLERKS;
will leave positively as above. ,r,
d30 w. B. CLARKE, Agents.
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VICKSBURG.
REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET.
Leaves every FRIDAY, at p. M
49, For Vicksburg. NatcheZ, DAVID
l&4uf2k9 Bend and all intermediate Landings
The fine fastrunning passenger steamer
La Belle,
Sam Ayles master Chas W, Drown clerk
will leave positively as above connecting st v,cKe'
burg with steamer EMMA for YAZOO and tai.
LAHATCHIE RIVERS, and regular packet for All
landings in the bends IS high as SKlPWICHS.
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
LORD 4 MCPEAKE, AZ Camp street.
ms tt N. O. DONOHUE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03
THE CONGRESSIONAL FRAUD.

Notwithstanding the fact that the leading
organ of the Republican party in this State
had pronounced the Oc,aber election for Con
gresham of 1872, the only lawful election !;
and notwithstanding the fact that the Repub-
lican Committee on Elections had BY ma
jority report confirmed this opinion the Rad
ical Congress has admitted the aspirants from
this Stste claiming to have been elected on the
22d Of August, 1872! This result we hardly
expected. Although we recognized the fact
that the present Congress was the most corr
rupt body of men now assembled in the civil
lied world, yet We supposed that sense of
decency would have prevailed, with them, far
enough at least to induce them to order a new
election. We were mistaken. No considera
ton shove the lowest and meauest instincts of
party spirit, and partnership, has any weight
with the present Congress, or our present
Safeguarding, Radical rulers. Their whole
policy, ever since the close Of the war, has
been to defeat the will of the people, The
voice of a majority has no weight with the
Radical party. We warn all Conservative
men in this State to take warning By this &C.
ton of Congress. Let Hsgans be a new
beacon to US, to urge harmony and organize
ton. Hoes he represent the people of this
District lie was voted for in but four coun
ties ont of eighteen, and out of some thirty
thousand votes, received but four thousand
Aud yet the Radical Congress, with full
knowledge of tie facts before t. EN-, give him
the seat Let this be to the Conservatives of
this State most uueqrirocaI Indication that
the motto of the Radical party is here, as cl<e>
whcre-''he minority must gorcr"." The
very moment they regain power here, they
will resnrt again 70 test-oa'hs and prescription
to maintain their ascendancy. Our unfortu-
n7ts divisions, which resulted in the election
of such a man as Jacob TO the Office of Gov
erUnr, now ent,il u7on us the farther curse of
Hagans. Let Us take waruiUg. livery days
experience only renders more apparent the
fact that the brains Of the Conservative party
have not been controlling its action or orcani
zltion. B'under uron binnder have marked
our shor; career. The last and deepest Of our
humiiations is IIagans
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03
Il A r If D.

At the New Cau,ch near Pnrtcr's Factory on
tn" s0tl, NIT, lv Rev. 4. C. Hon5inS. JOHN w
RlGGLE t" Mss FRANCIS PRITCHARD-ali
of this county.
Near BurltIt -sviIIa on tine 3Ot' Of d -ce.,,har
b, Rev n. L. Shuto.d, JASPER 4. MANUEL
Of It's county. to Miss ELLEN G. BRtDEN-
BURG, OF i'Tedrr ok county, Md.
In MariIushrrg ut :Ie MrSlerr, House. on the
25t MT. by V l.. VI. Cu;lcr. z VEL HERMAN
10 Miss SUSAN c. S :OCKLEGER-aII Of Ha-
gCIStown No
On lie 29tl' ut at the residence of the brf de's
rem count. Va. Ul v :. G "a guSon, DR.. f.
:; GOULD. OF +. cdcrck county. TO Miss SA-
VILLA \ KELLER, IF Warren county, Va.
On The ed rlt.. nv Rev. w. A. Crav ford, Mt
I'll" liouSr If W L. II title. Esq. or theO rQnon
the home OF the h.. de- w. II. ELLWELL. of
B"ITyv'l!c. TO Miss MATTE +. WHITE. of Fred
crlcH cOTNiv. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03
THE EMBARGO ON INTELLT-
GENCE.

The Postmaster General in recent letter
t. Congress SAYS with reference to the abnli-
ton of the frsnkiny privilege that there is
one restriction. which lie never advised. ard
which. in his opinion. might be safely removed
ard that is the provision which frbids the
free transportation of weekly newspapers
within the COMMITTEES or their publication. as
heretofore authorized by law The grounds
which this Recommendation is made are,
first that such papers are 81 evcnly distrih>
uted over the entire extent in the country.
snd confined to lines of transit so short that
they have never been knnwn to impede the
distribution and TRANSPORTATION of the rlails,
and, secondly, that the amount of postage
levied unnn them as at present collected
whilst afDr1ing but a trif ~ revenue tt the
department is ye; heavy enough to be severely
felt by their prnprietrrs aud patrons. end to
obstruct the dissemination Of local intcli-
gence Good reasons NAV also he given in
favor of free exchange between newspapers
The purpose of the abolition of the frank
ing privilege. says the Lancaster In'cHigcncrr.
Ola not ihcluie any unnecessary burden upon
the people, and that measure was only in
tended to prevent @nch gross frauds upon the
postal service as were rerPetrated Ly Con-
gressmen and others enjoying its privileges,
10 the interest of political parties or personal
services There was TO objection to n1sm>
bers sending strictly official matter free of
postage, but when their frank vas used to
cover tons of political pamphlets, and even
for the transmission of household goods the
abuses we're 50 glaring chat outraged public
sentiment demanded the repeal OF the frank
ing privilege 1t was nor however necessary
to include county newspapers. for the reason
set forth in the recommendations of the Post
master General, and We trust that Congress
will at once give attention to a matter which
the Postmaster General very truly says is Of
little interest to the government; in the way of
revenue, but severely felt by the masses MS
to obstruct in some degree the general disscrn-
iuation of local intelligence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03
. ! T. d.

At iercsGcrCr Of Eer husband IN Niddicwav
on Sahbatm morning. the 25th nit. Mrs. SUSAN
MYERS, wife IF Mr.. John G. Myers, aged about
E3 years.
in TINS county. December IIth. 1873 Mr. RO-
BERT ". MOLER, aged 4s years, 10 months
and 10 days.
On the Sd ult., rear Svlzcsville. Md. PATTIE
WILLIS. iniHnt daughter Of VIM B-ale and
Mobile NJ. Willis, and granddaughter of n. w.
Ma ming. Esq, OF tins county.
On the 27t. uIr.. ut the residence of her hus-
band Mis- VIRGINIA BAKER. wife of Mr. Sam
uel Baker. of Frederick county, and daughter
Of james Il Taylor, Esq, of Winchester, Va.
At lbs residence III Berkeley county, on the
Esd ult:, Mir. CIiRISTItN SNYDER. in the G3d
year of his age
In San Francisco. Cal. on the Sth nit. TAZE-
WELL TYLER: NJ D.. tHird son of ex-PresIdent
JO4u Tyler, OF Virginia.
III Shepherdstown, on Tuesday eve2Irg the
Ashton.
Near Sh"pherGstown. the 21st nit JAMES
g.. intant son OF } VIII. AID Nancy Taylor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03
The Contested Seats in Congress.

In the House of Representatives, on Tues
day last, Mr Butler, of Massachusetts, adj
dressed the House on the West Virginia cleo
ton cases. holding that under the new Con-
stitution the election in August was the only
one which could be legally held, the law for
holding an election in October having been
abrogated by the new Constitution.
Mr. Speer, of Pennsylvania followed sus-
tanning the validity of the October elections.
Mr.. Hall, of New York. cnntended that as
there was vagueness in the law, and a want
of understanding the part of the people,
making mHddle of the whole mstter, that
neither party be admitted to seat. but the
subject RENTED to the State for new election
Mr. q. +. Hoar sustained the August cleo
ton as the valid one.
Mr.. Smith of New York, Chairman Of the
Committee on Elections, then Withdrew the
first and third resolutions. and asked vote on
the second and fourth resolutions declaring
Hagans not elected, and that Martin was
elected, and declaring the latter entitled to a
seat in the House.
4 demand for the previous question was
notseconded, the vote being yeas II. navs lI9
Mr.. Hazleton. of Wisconsin, moved an
amendment reversing the declarations. and
demanded the previous question, which was
seconded
Mr.. Speer. of Pennsylvania, demanded
division of the question.
After some confusion as to the mode of nut
ting the question, it was understood that it
should he in the form of a motion to strike
ont the word "not" in the resolution declaring
Or Davis not elected and not entitled to
seat, which if adopted would sustain the va
lidity of the August election.
The motion was agreed to-Yeas III, nays
50.
The resolution as amended was then adopted
Yeas 1875. nays ST.
MIR. Davis being present, came forward, and
was sworn in.
While Mr. Davis was coming forward
motion was made to adjourn, bur the Speaker
rnled the swearing in of member question
Of higher privilege.
a similar motion to amend the second reso-
luton, declaring Mr.. Hagans not elected and
not entitled to his seat, by striking out the
word mot" was agreed to-Yeas l19, nays
81 Mr.. Davis voting in the affirmative
The resolution was then ndopted-Yeas
115. navs rs
Mr.. Hngans then came forward and was
sworn in, and the House, at 6 p. 81 :, adj
| joured.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03

MoRGAw COUNTY JAIL BURNED We
we're informed by letter yesterday that the
jail of Morgan county, located at Berkeley
Springs. was entirely consumed BY fire. at an
early hour Sunday morning. The FIRE was
discovered at about 5 o'clock A. NJ and the
jailor. his family and three prisoners barely
escaped. High winds were prevailing at the
time. and other property was endangered but
fortunately all escaped except a small stable,
which was also destroyed. During the cx>
ci'em"nt the three prisoners cnnfinded for
hnrZIari"nsly robhing tho store Of George W.
tlovermale, escaped. THE fire is supposed
to be the w'rk Of one of the prisoners One
OF them has been recaptured; the other two,
John and Morgan Thompson, are still at
large. The building was insured at $500
in the Peabody comnanv Of Wheeling
.NariiMsLMrq Lndepcnden
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03

TG- The irresponsible Henry S. Tootc is
ont in card in the Washington Chronicle,
.dcnnunciog Jefferson Davis in unrneasured
terms F"o'c condemns Davis rebellion as
strongly as if he had taken no part in that
transaction by seeking and occupying seat
in the Confederate Congress, md only de-
sertin@ it to 70 over to the enemy when the
cause of the South seemed desperate. and was
apparently lost! Fonte gives Davis to uu>
ders'and that. although he has given up
dueiing, he will he ready, at any time. to ex
change shots with the cx president of the
rebel Coniedcracy. OF course Jefferson na-
Wis will pay no attention to the rawlings of
poor old Feo;e.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03
y "f"- este.
JASPER y MOORE.
Clerk y &. L s. d. W Va.

SYMPTOMS OF C,TARRu.-O Obstruction of
nasal passages, discharge falling into throat.
sometimes pr"tusC, watrrv. acTid. nr thick sud
tenacious, mucous pnrulent. bloody. rutrd,
offensive, etc. In oilers drvne<s. weak or
infamed eyes, ringing in ears, deafness ~
cerntions, scahs from ulcers. voice altered.
nasal twaDg. offensive breath. IMPAIRED smell
and taste. etc. Few only of above SYMPTOMS
likely to be present in any case at one time
To cure-take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery earnestly. to correct the blood and
system, which are always at fault also to act
specifically. as it does. uron the diseased glands
and lining membrane of the nose and its
communicating chambers. The more | sec
of this ndious disease, the more rositive is
nv belief that if we would make treatment
perfectly successful in curing it, must use
constitutional treatment to act through the
blood, as we'll as soothing and healing local
application. DR.. SaCe's Catarrh Remedy.
when used warm and applied with DR. Picrcc's
Nasal Douche. effects cures upon common
sense" rational and scientific principles. hy
its mild. soothing and healing properties, to
which the disease gradually yields. when the
system has been pn' in perfect order by the
use of the Golden Medical Discovery This
is the only perfectly safe scientific and sue
ca>sful mode of acting uron and healing it.
So successful has the above course of trnnt
ment proven that the proprietor offers $500
reward for a case he can not cure All the
means sold by Drug lists r V. Pierce, NJ.
d., Proprietor, Buffalo. n Y.
- During our short visit to our old home
in Charlestown. we were the guest of Or.
johnson. the genial proprietor of the Sap
rington House No other hotel in the lower
Valley affords better entertainment to the
travelling ruhic. Asan evidence of its truth
upwards of thirty of the substantial farmers
of old Berkeley made the Ssprincton their
headquarters during the session of the State
Grange. We advise all our friends to stop at
the Sappingto1 House.-Mar Statesman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03

We called ut the Coach Factory of
Messrs. Stumn & Hawks, Charle<town -
They have now on hands some of the most
handsome turnonts that we ever saw. manu-
featured of the best material. the rrorrietors
making it point to sustain the welI-known
reputation of the former proprietor, the la
mentcd Maj. W. J. Hawks
.Nrrtin&Lurg Statesman.