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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05

We have received spring importation Of fine black
Dress ~Aks, - which call the all desiring
a trt artcie
ZINE real tuGinetr silk at 81 50 worth fully 81
keai "0uinep' silk, satin lace, ut 81. fully
g. IS
Real "Bonne" silk. pure satin So so. worth
fully 81 IS
"Guinet sk, satin tace quality this celo.
bra ed manufactures, al $3 %; Broadway price IS.
these silks ali very rich IN color, and are war.
ranted to be durable in wear.
Samples freely given Tor comparison.
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STRIPED SILKS.

We have received during the past week the latest
novelties in striped and fancy silks which deserve es
pecial attention, being OF the finest quality and At
less than Importation cost
eco pieces In black and white, and black and steel
coor bargains from last weeks auction, rarely tound)
75c., 85c., &C., 95c and upwards.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Still more favorable purchases At auction enable US TO
offer greater Inducements than last week
cases Mohalrs spring shades 25c. regular price 40c.
5cases all wool. Diagonals new shades &c., importa-
ton cost 75c.
cases All wool Cashmeres spring shades sOc, worth
9Oc. -
cases all wool Empress Cloths, 37c.. worth &C.,,
and all the latest novelties in
Debages, Cames iar Cloths silver gray Mohairs silk
and wool Iahetas and all other fabrics in the
most fashionable shades at proportonately low prices
10 0cases a. spring Percales al lac per yard.
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We recommend to all our

We recommend to all our
''Melvil!e'' Black Alpacas,
pure Lise thread silver lus,re, warranted
to change color We are the sole American agents We
selling No at l9c No &c. No s. SIC No. 49c;
No 59c; No 4, o9c. No Z 79c.; No. &, S9c No 99c
ifyon want good Alpaca buy the "Meville.n
SPECIAL bargain. IN coorel Dress Goods Mourning
kins Marsees Bed spreads, Nottingham Lace Cur.
tains, &c., &c.
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FRENCH PERCALE HAND-EMBROIDERED
uNDERW EAR.

We the sole agents for largest Parisian manu-
facurer, have our own designs ,ured specially
for the American market and prices 70 b
no less than rs per cent below Broadway raieA
Beautiful hand.embrouered Percale Cnenissa en-
tireiy sewed BY hand, at 81 63 81 IS 81 g. - To- ~ a
S. 81 is 50 So IS So 50 50.
Finest French Percale Nlghdresses entirely sewsd BY
hand, tucked yoke collar front and sleeves trimmed
with hand embroidery, at 81 81
Large selection Of NightdresssA Corset Covers Draw
ers, Toilet sacques, &c, &c
Goods furnished order from Paris In any style with
out extra charge.
Special attention devoted to Bridal rrousseaux.
Our Infants Wear Department Is very worthy Of sx:
amlnauon by all who desire well made soois " 'srv
Magnificent Sc ecuon OF Robes slips, day Dresses
skirts, parrpw Goats CAPS Aarsentos iinen
Bohnets shrsenins Caps, Sc, Sc
Latest novelties in Parasols superb boiled aud wilied
HiA Pa-asals with haudiesof st SILVER, .ohss Nosys
pearl bamboo asate, &c. sc, ~ prices u SUI
Ladies must 10, forge, that the wes side agents
Tor weneS's Perfumes
egRrcHs EnRIcHs' EHRlcHs,
"a and $50 Eighth avenue near Twenty fourth street.
p Sour Establishment, can be reached very con.
twenty laird street cara crossing every avenue.
For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See
ElsswAsrs.
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AY, APRIL s, l874.-QUINTUPLE SHEET

dEET.
DRY GOODS.
A.
STERN BROTHERS.
SIXTH AVENUE
AND
TwENrY.rHIRD STREET.
7M7 9n09
y!::.:s :!:s:s5 = jz:. .! ::::s!!
WILL
EXHIBIT.
MONDAY, APRIL 6. AND
DURING rHE WEEK.
LARGE LINE OF ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT
GOODS RECEIVED THE PAST WEEK FROM
SEVERAL LEADING EUROPEAN HOUSES,
TO WHICH WE BEG TO CALL
THE ATTENTION
OF OUR
FRIENDS AND PATRONS
In our
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
we VIII display
BEADED PAssEMENTERIE TRiMMiSGS
ELEGANT SILK aIMPs AND PRINCES.
HANDSOME BEADED PRINCES,
ORNAMENTS, LOOPS AND BUTTONS.
woRsrED BALL AND FANCY PRINCES.
on hand and made to order.
The largest variety Of
PLAIN AND SMOKED PEARL. orLr STEEL.
oxIDIzED, BEADED AND JET BOTTOMS
WITHOUT EXCEPTION. IN rnE err.
ALL At VERY Low PRICES
SUN UMBRELLAS
AND
pAEAsoLs.
.xow w d sASS HsxD
caofSesg gLAsSsELEs6trI sSEE6rIos Ssn or
soIs 10 gAsshttts BE F1tsD SSS oossiSfiso EAsh
EAFyHT siLx fsA AL akR szss
0s1Ssl sSyLs soeslfAs Sr nAsDk5f s ro sitVO
F%TN6 WIiSu Nv VIZ oTIjHh BiH.oE 4ou,FsE II tEs 70
MSS, NAVY Or THE
fLHHED I've SAadx1Ss. slsis Fesi'
SUN UMBRELLAS
AND
pARAsoLs
Ribbon DEFAN7NES7
GRos GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS,
in ali the most desirable widths,
Nos 4 81 . IL and ls
from 10 cents up to % cents yard.
All the best quality and pure silk
Largest assortment of Sash Ribbons in the city.
ROMANS FANCY s5sH AE5 sts2sSD aa9s asAs
VERY GREAT BARGAINS.
STRAW Il: iss; aHs ps's SsssfRs shapes
lowest prices in the city.
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS,
We are now Offering m magnificent assortment
u sAE gAyEx TO onDnn
very attractive prices
SILK HANDKERCHrEFs AND TIES.
large line OF novelties in
just received, at lowest prices In years
STERN BROTHERS.
~-
5sRass 5sss,sss 1sD b.9.s,ssas MISSES
.,|s sssFisS SP$$$S st. q; u r..
TO fhg Ma MMANtFaerHsE tiFSs1Hs
eesxrsHs eoesE s4slfs HyAtfHs AhR f!ssEf VI !His
Es$ASS Es$EAASSS 1T + otS tAs&sSSsgH%FSSgH & = sSSsNSsx =
M NUE. sIoDS SgLbfSs ES9N Is QUE Exc clftH SsIyEEY
Iii SEoSSSg DsHSS$$p,' S5.sip zfD o. IS
AaSHRf a$SSSf;hs S1Ss MSsSS SsYsf''
'HSS SSsss $sEs H'EE Esis!ESE: EEEE&SE'
to the generality Of goods daily offered and At much
1xsaSrs slSTgS dAhSESrs rEsS EsSrs
The largest and mos; attractive line In the city.
with
oHl1DREs,s Bn2ISgB fSHBplfis sfeGs ttsos stfrs, tGffr
IN allstylss and Sizes
cHrLDREN's BRAIDED GABRIELs
INFANTS BRAIDED PIQUE CLoAKs
in great variety, from 81 80 upwards
EXTRAORDINARY bAS'MSS fassda II WOVEN oossErs
LOO dozens ane Embroidered corsets
s'' '''' a'''' anu .D''' orIer Ssf price g.
l2s dozens French Embroidered Corsets
nnest quality imported, at So pair;
. reduced from $3 rs
Real werley French Coutille, satin and
glove ntting corsets greatly reduced prices
STERN BROTHERS.
LACES AND KMBROIDERIES,
MONDAY. APRIL 8.
An entirely new and extensive assortment OF
REAL 4CIeCKE LACES
In all widths, designs and qualities
BLACK YAK LAcES,
over forty different styles
at 25c., 2Sc., 3Sc., A3c., Soc. aud upwards;
all the unest quality and finish.
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Our millinery parlors second floor contain ovc4
1000 Hats trimmed in the exquisite Partisan styiea
and sold At less than half Broadway prices
Our salesadies will take pleasure in showing Pattern
Bonnes ladies' whether they prepared to purchAs0
not.
In untrmmed Hats and Millinery Trimmings we have
now on hand enormous stock, and are Offering great
Inducements
All the new spring shapes in Milan, Chip. Neapotan
Torlnde, Leda, Marie Adele. Rena, Avignou, Follnes
Opera kenwood, Danube, Leonie, Eleue. Octave, Ar.
tena, Miami and hundred other shapes
Lovers of beautiful artificial flowers should examine
our lovely collection OF French Montures Wrcaths,
Vines &C. All shades OF real Ostrich Tips, rom
pons, &c, at very reasonable prices
Large variety of Turquoise Trimming Silks from glc.
per yard up; spanish lace Net. guipure lace Net,
Chenille Dotted Net, Polka Dot Net and Thread Dot
Net Lace Net Scarfs from 81 25 upwards. Always sn
hand large assortment OF sash and Trimming RbbonA
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HH A A II
HHHA AAAA II RRR
II
Il 4 4 II ( Esooops
cT
L. SHAW,
goa bowery, corner Fourth street.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HUMAN HAIR GOODS IN
x, TIE Cltl. -,
tEem az wnole SAFE & prices. an ,,r,.v ,aon,
WAhhANrEU AZ FErREsENTED
, o,.. ,.r, rEiGE Lisf s,, ,orn
az, celent Tor wear
E In long hair o. weight. %
S2in. long hair ioz; Wei7nt Io w
,a.>- ma = AIN a SFECiALIi.
LOSd siNuLE Cu unLs, warranted naturally curly -,
M long ........$ ~ ~ iong....... - W
70 IN long w 10 III long III w
PRICE LIsi 9s SECOND QIALlIY uAlR GOODS AS
osFSKEp Bi CONTEXT! oRs
,o>>, SWITCHES, one YAKD LSSas
IS in long, na.r o. weight. %
~ IN long, nair 3oA weisnt t..,..,........ 80
4
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
INFANTS WEAR.

our belief that ladies who give this departments
thorough examination will pronounce 1t the most
plete and attractive undergarment department In
the United States Our assortment Of machine made
Underwear-awarded the first premium at the American
Institute Fair-s too large to admit OF description.
thousand styles OF Chemises, Drawers, NightdresseA
Skirts Corset Covers Dressing sacques Lawn Robes Dc
Cnambre &c, all sewed on ock.sritch machines, beau
TRULY trimmed, finished equal to ordered work and
guaranteed price to be reasonable than any n
the city.
Special atentonis requested TO our grand collection q
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Lacies sauzs merino Vests neck ssor, sleeves q,
Ladies merino Vests low neck shor, sleeves 7,c..
worth 81 2a
Ladies gause Vests high neck short slesvea &C. and
Ladies Balbriggan Hose, extra long, 81 IS ane s. H
These goods are the cheapest Aad best goods ever
offered.
Ladies' and misses fancy striped Hose, In great W.
Ladies' full regular brown and white cotton Hoss TO
and upward.
Gents English cotton haf Hose, 25c. and upward
Gents fancy striped hall Hose n Srea: variety and
lowest prices.
Boys And missss gauxe and gossamer Underwear
@--@
LAcEs
greatest bargains from auction ever offered ir the
gsGs yards ak Laces and Insertions In black white
and coored, rom l5c. TO 81 H.
Guiplre Laces and Insertions; French, German and
English Imitation,
FONT point applique. Duchess Maltese and black and
white Thread Laees Arc Insertions
Real Clny Laces and Insertions, for trimming suits
and pclenaisesi vaenciennes Edsings anc insertions,
real english, Italian and German, spanish Laces and
Edsings tor trimming yeils And scarts
Guipure Net, biask and white, Tor scariS poloEaises
and spanish Brussels and juipure Scars from
81 81 % l20 each Gimp and passenenteris Trimmings
ported al the lowest possible prices.
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A DRESS EXTENDERs
"A. ior giving graceiu. sweep TO the back preaehs
the Dress with or without SIste attached. elegant in
shape no inconvenience In wearing no appearance OF
ho9p ssTt, yet inLarts graceful hang" &c even
badly cut skirt
.1he Lady OF Lorne" new styles Tor spr,na
French anc domestic Corsets on Gand And 20 Greer
Colbys celebrated perfect fitting Corset, k OF cou .le
a. moderate prices Embroidered pique Fiouncils.
scotch handwor lninns OUTFITS IN great variety
- =. COLBY, Importer,
80 East Fourteenth street. west Of -nion sQaare.
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR
~. yl4 Broadway, near twentieth street. New nork,
rsPRiNo FASHION, Beautifu, changes n wqqlsnlns 6ns
Toilets and Chllaren's Dresses Patterns with ll,vIh
MopELS now ready, SMITHS INSTANT DRESS ELk'
sATOk price q cents mailed for I've hs smRs y sxsM ANA
ho6
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REAL LACEs. EMBROIDERIEs. &c.

Full line OF real Gupure and Thread Laces
Real and initiation coiored Laces IN variety.
Real Yak Laces from IA to ~ inches wide, at 16o,
&c, c, 3,c 45c &c.. &c. &c.,. warraotsd fully 10 per
cent under regular price.
Real Yak rtions specially suited for sacque trim
mlngs. at from 25c to 75c.
Entirely new patterns in plain and beaded paaomo0p
terie Trimmings At from Sc. to 81 50 per yard
Plain and beaded Fringes In large assortment
Magnificent assortment OF Embroideres in entirely
new patterns, all warranted tastwoven edge prices
ranging from &c. to 81 per yard
Beautiful patterns tor bouncing purpossA
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which is manufactured expressly and which for
exquisite lustre and color Is rarely eQualled.
Prices range from 81 rs 81 80 S. 81 2s 81 @ 81 20 and
upwards,
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] BLACK AND STRIPED GRENADINES.

We claim establishment to be the headquarters in
this city tor the above goods no house Offering such
accepa6e bargains IS we quote this week and as the
opportunity limited ladies should avail themselves OF
purchasing. They the finest assortment ever dis.
played
$50 pieces pure silk and WOOL lsc., worth 75c.
40J pieces pure silk and wool 6Uc., worth 65c.
$40 pieces pure silk and WOOL dner quality CSC 70c 7Sc.,
6Oc and upwards.
Splendid French and English striped from 50c and up.
wards
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n. hEINAN 4 CO.,
- Union bouAfa
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IN elegant Gros Grain heing offered for ST. 81 TO- l6
81 20, 81 2a 81 4U, 81 50 and upwards
Special attention is called TO our @------@
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1JoBBING ROOMS ON THIRD FLOUR
Special inducements millinerS country storekseDs
ers and parties buying for the trade.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS
Beautiful styles In ladies' Spring suits. We make .
specially OF misses and childrens MarseIes and Linen
Suits and have the most exQuisitey braided and em.
brodered Walking Dresses CoaD and Capes CoakA Co.
&c. ranging In price from 81 ID to SIS.
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CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' and misses
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
We have given our special attention TO and
inspection OF this uepa rtinent. and LADIES' about
TO replensh their wardrobes will hnd ~ our
establishment Ill immense variety OF articles
for ladies' children and misses, oil the finest work.
mansnp, most elegant designs and cheapest prices TO be
found city. An efficient stan of salesladies will
always be attendanc and give prompt attention
wants OF visitors We shall this week make dne dis
play OF
Night Robes Chemses
Drawers Dressing SacQues.
Trail skirts, lnderskirts,
Walking skirts. Corset Covers, 10.
which we sh all sell atgreat bargains.
elegant material! and designs all sizes and ali quail
ties, consisting OF
Suits Cloaks, Walking Coats, DC,
comprising assortment in variety and exNut which
offers an unlimited choice n all respects.
Corsetsl Corsetsi
1880 embroidered woven Corsets CSC. worth 81 IS
Gov French woven whale boue, 50c and upwards
90 90 90
IHosIERY HOSIERY HOSIERY |
Do 6--S 1--4
In our Hosiery Depart sortment Of Goods which
shall! offer rare claim important attention.
bargains immense We offer this week only
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BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS.

This department deserves the non of all in search
OF extraordinary bargains, we shall open Monday
III cases elegant Cashmeres A. 81 6f wide 75c,
S5c., 9Oc., 95c., 81 and upwards,
which FULLY 25 per centess than importation cost
cases all wool Empress Cloths. s7c., worth Csc An
immense additional assortment OF goods unrivalled in
department.
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Will exhibit immense and attractive assortment Of
spring Goods Of their own importation and manuac-
ture, together with wonderful bargains from auction
Every novelty and speciality In this seasons wear Will be
displayed. and call Is earnestly requested.
, 1874-03-07
Bekjendtgjorels c.

EslRA 1ste Marts d A. vii Skonnerten
az "Vililant" fare SON Post OF Trans
portfart6i imeIIem Oerne istedetfor Skou-
nerten "Petrel," og ere Afgangstiderno
fra Christiansted f~astsatte til liver Mandag
og Torodag Formiddag III. II.
Som F6Ige herat bjiver Afgangstiden
for Po>ten ira Frederiksted paa Paket-
dagene, den 12te o. 25de hver NJ aued,
KI. s Morgen, istedettor, som nu, Kl: 10
Morgen.
MISUNDERSTANDING St. Croix d
ste Marts 1874.
S. w. VAN. Brake.
, 1874-03-07
Translation.
PUBLTCATaTON.

YlROM the LIST of March next the Schoon-
~ er " VigiIant" will sail as Mail and
Transport Vessel between the Danish
Westindia Islands, instead Of the Schooner
" Petrel";-she will leave Christiansted
every Monday and Thursday forenoon,
II O'clock.
In consequence thereof the Post Chaise
from Frederiksted will on packet-days,
the 18th and 25 h Of every month, leave
that town at 8 O'Clock a. m. instead of 10
o'clock a. M.
Presidents Secretary's Office, st. Croix
the 9th March 1874.
$. w. VAN. BRAKE.
, 1874-03-07

THE General Meeting ofthe Share
holders of the st. Croix Santa
ry and Fertilizing Company, adver-
tized for 9th inst. O'Clock, is postpon-
ed to 3 O'Clock the same day.
By order of the Directors,
L. j. dc SOBOTKER.
, 1874-03-07
NOTICE.

TTHE Undersigned will give infor-
nation, where young Oxen can
be had in exchange for Heifers.
J. w. Il. HANSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-05
MOULTON'S TESTIMONY.

This gentleman has been occupying a
position of great interest in the eyes of
the public, it having been generally con-
ceded that he was the man who was to
put the finishing stroke upon Mr. BEECH
Frs guilt or innocence, but he has HIM
self been guilty of an act of indiscretlon
which will destroy the weight of his evil
dence. and make it liable to be impeach-
ed. Its great pity, for it will add
materially to the dissatisfaction which Il.
anticipated regarding the verdict Of the
Plymouth Church Committee. The
friends of both sides should have watched
him and prevented such catastrophe;
but they were careless, and he was per-
mitted to go at large, and the first thing
we hear is that he is aSsociating with Ben
BUTLER. Who can believe in what he
has got to say now? However he may
have those alleged documents toeStabllSh
his statement.
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THEPRESiDENT SNUBBED.

Is the address of the Republican Con-
gressional Committee recently appointed
for the purpose of setting forth to the
people what the party had done, and
why it should be continued in power,
which task was gotten over very inge-
niouslv considering the poor foundation
upon which tho work WAS t. be built, by
some oversight or othcri it was neg elected to
mention the President. His dlStln-
guished services during the war, which
has heretofore been the keynote OF the
party; his labors in office; his appoint
lnents, and his constant efforts for the
country were cntircl V overlooked, and the
President was literally snubbed. Whcth-
this was done because the President has
cut loose from party tramnelS to II de-
gree, and rather outwittcd his friends,
or whether it was thought that
really he had done nothing worthy
of honorable mention, or not, we cannot
saw. Certain it is, however, that he has
been snubbed; wounded i'll the house of
his friends, and It's said he feels the cut
deeply. As he has the distribution OF
offices and things for nearly three
wears vet. it may furn out to have been
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-05
THECOLORED CADET.

The colored cadet Smith, who, when
appointed to West Point, figured quite
largely in the newspapers, both from the
fact that he was the only one Of three OF
his race who had succeeded in passing the
preliminary examination requisite to an
entrance into that institution, rs well rs
because of various alterations he had
with certain of his white comrades, in
which he was held up aS martyr, and
on account of which, as well as we re-
member, he was courtmartialcd and SEN
fenced to dismissal, but retained by
order of the President because he repre-
sented in his person there, the policy of
the government, has again been dismissed,
this time finally and because of dcticicn-
CIV in his studies. As might naturally be
expected many complaints are preferred
bv his partisans to the effect, that his being
found deficient and dismissed was
y preconCertcd and deliberate act of the
examining board; but two theories 90
towards rcfuting these charges. In the
first place, the Board of Examiners at
West Point have ever heretofore been
VIGOROUSLY impartial 1t is true that in
the case of " Colonel FRED GRANT who
graduated about three wears ago and
whose promotion has been wonderfully
rapidl it stretched its leniency to the
greatest extent, and but for peculiar cir
cumstanceS surrounding that gentleman ;
case he would have probably shared
Young SMITHS fate; but that is the only
instance on record where the board has
ever been tainted even with partialitv.
In the next place, had this method been
determined upon to be rid of SMITH. 1t is
highly improbable that the offensive pres
ence would have been tolerated 50 long.
but that the remedy would some time
ago have been applied. True had
SMITH graduated it would have been
very difficult matter to have made a
satisfactory assignment of him to duty,
for the rank and file of the army have
not yet reached that point of civilization,
which will permit them to qui-
etly submit 20 the orders of black man;
it does not stand to probable reason that it
was on this account he was not permitted
TO graduate. 1t was evidently and solely
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-05
Tax Levy in GiImer County.
GLENviLLE. GILMER Co.. W. Va. !
July %. 1874. !

GLENviLLE, GILMER Co.. W. VA.
July %, 1874.
Editors of the Register.
The levy in Gilmer country, laid by tn,
Board of Supervisors for the year 1870
WAS Sl.25 on the 500 valuation for coun
ty purposes, and for school purposes
(other than the l0centS State school tax,
was A.! cents on the 500 valuation. TIL,
levy in this county for the year 1874
made by the County Court, for genera
purposes, is 60 cents on the 500 valua
ton and for school purposes, (othcr thar
the 10 cents State school taX,) is not yet
laid on the 500 valuation.
Our school levics will necessarily bC
about the same, rs our county Is SparSely
settled, and the money from the Stat,
without n pretty strong levy is not sutfi.
cient to carry on our schools four month,
in the year. will write You again.
GILMER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-05
Curing versus CObbling.

There are many medicines that give
transient relief in sickness without touch
ing the source and seat of the complaint.
HOStetter'S Stomach BitterS is not one of
these. The great tonic and restorative does
not cObble the diseased and ehfeebled sys-
TEN. II is not a mere palliative, that only
temporarily controls n few unpleasant
symptoms. No: its invigorating, regulat-
ing, restorative principle penetrateS TO the
very source of the difficulty in the fluids
and solids of the body, and hence its cures
are radical and thorough. ln.dyspepSia II
strengthens the stomach, in liver COM
plant ii regulates the flow OF bile, in con-
StipatiOn il promotes punCtual habit OF
body, in nervous ailments ii tones the sem
tientS and motive fihreS, in rheumatism il
countcractS pain, and in cases of general
debility rchabilitates the emaciatsd frame.
AT thirty-fiNc the average American dis
covers that he has an "lnftrnal stomach,
and goes into the hands of the doctors for
the remnant Of his life. Prevention is bet
ter than cure, hut Dr. Walkers Vinegar
BittcrS will both cure and prevent dyspcp-
STA, diseases of the skin, liver, kieneys and
bladder, and all disorders arising from an
internal stomach"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-05

because he could not grasp with his In
tellect the principles of his academic
course. Whatever was the cause, we
have no doubt but that there is a sigh OF
relief among the faculty ofthe institution
and army officers generally, that the vex'
ed question is, for time at least, settled
Perhaps popular and political views on
the subject may have undergone de-
cided change before it again rises into
prominence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-05

WE desire to acknowledge the receipt
of copies of the Toronto Globe and De-
troit Tribune, sent to us through the
kindness of Henry w. List, Esq. Both
are interesting papers, especially the
GLOBE, which contains the full text of the
reciprocity treaty between Canada and
the limited States.