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National Republican., 1875-09-13

broad-faced hyena in fly time. The spirit OF
high-toned manliness is foreign to the entire
address.
Triplets sometimes live. This time It was
for purpose. 1t was in the far West, and the
old gentleman having got out Of the wrong
side Of the bed in the morning commenced
throwing platters and coffee-cups across the
breakfast table at his wife, but his pastime
was marred by the triplets, who, gathering the
old gentleman up, took him hastily to the
stable, and, tying him to..one Of the stalls,
whipped him with pitchfork handles until It
was needless for doctors to apply.
It is strange, 'tis passing strange, that men
like Welsh, who ought to know the eternity
of truth, should persist in subyerting it, and
building upon its temporary ruins the bubble
fslsehood, which must, in time, collapse, and
upon their deserving heads dash retributiye
Justice. 1t seems to be anything to gain
point with men like these; and though the un-
defiled truth of ten thousand facts stands close
at hand, and could be reached, and thereby
fairness shown to all, still they delight to
push aside the prize and clutch at Errors
grimy form and hug the Shiny bulk Of false-
hood to their bosoms.
Judge Kelley spoke in Cincinnati to large
audience on Tuesday evening, but his remarks
were feeble and disjointed. He was especially
vigorous in denouncing the newspapers which
have criticised him. He proved to his own
satisfaction that Horace Greeley was an infis-
ZIONIST but the Cincinnati Commercial undid
all of his work the next morning by saying:
"Kelley has evidently lost his grip. He should
20 home and tie towel full of ice on his brain.
He processes to be q follower Of Mr.. Greeley.
Why, Greeley was rampant for the resumption
of specie payments right away. he said the
way to resume was to resume. The Cincinnati
platform demanded speedy returnkto specie
payments"
The composition of the Democratic party for
1876 will be as follows: North of the Mason and
Dixon line it will include all those who cried
in the gloomiest days of the strife, "The war
is failure; the draft is illegal; the South is
right: we must sue for peace on any terms"
South of that famous line will be found, fore
most in its ranks, those who exclaimed, Sla-
very foreverl Out Of the Union-out Of hell.
Let US carry the torch and the knife into North
ern cities-let us break up and destroy the
Union" These are the ingredients that will
go to make up that power which, when once
in the ascendency, will not hesitate TO retaliate
with all the yengeful spirit it can sway upon
that party which sustained, supported and
saved the Union Of States and the great Repub-
lican institutions.
National Republican., 1875-09-13
DIED.

HODGKIN.-September Il, at 80 O'Clock q. M,
8. PERRY HoDGKIN, aged forty-three years.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
brother In law, Anthony Rodier, 80 High street,
Monday evening at 4 O'Clock. Relatives and
friends OF the family are Invited 10 attend.
KEEGlN.-On the lIth instant, at 1880 O'Clock p.
M, OF cholera infantuIn, THOMAS JOHN KEEGIN,
son Of (harles and Bridget Keegin, aged fourteen
months and twenty-one days.
Funeral frsm his parents residence, 14l6 Seven
teenth street northwest, at O'Clock p. m. to-
day.
DELLwIG.-Suddsnly, on the morning OF the
18th September, at Sc. Elizabeth Hospital for the
Funeral at O'Clock on Tuesday, from SIG b
strt OF, between Sixth and Seventh streets south
east. Friends are invited.
SHEKELL.-In the sixty ninth year Of her age,
after 8 short illness, SARAH A., wife Of B. y.
Sbekell.
The funeral will take plaeA from her late resi-
dense. "a New York avenue, on Tuesday, 18th
instant, at 3 O'Clock D. m.
National Republican., 1875-09-13
TIE Chicago Inter Ocean summarizes

the situation in Mississippi as follows:
"President Grant and Attorney General
Pierrepont are endesvoring to consult with
Secretary Fish as to the adVisability of issuing
q proclamation to the White League murderers
of Mississippi, ordering them to disperse.
kilograms to Mr.. Fish, who is out of town,
have not yet ELECTED response. Meanwhile
peaceable citizens of Mississippi are being shot
down without mercy for daring to cherish
kindly feelings toward the present Federal
Eorarnment -
National Republican., 1875-09-13

THE advice of the Hon. Frederick Doug
1sss 70 his colored fellow citizens to strike
hack is not only seconded by the New
YORK Herald, but by letter which we
nrint elsewhere from the pen of the Honi
National Republican., 1875-09-13
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.


'Mac," you cannot inyeigle US into the con-
undrum business.
Capt. Webb is the lion of the day in Eng
land. Sea lion, we suppose.
Senator Fenton will soon rise and explain by
'scratch of pen" just where he stands polit-
cally.
Joyellar will not come back to Cuba. In
time he will be all the more jolly for having SO
decided.
Pershing allows his principles to perish in
order to advance party interests. Let's see.
Who is it that is with the rightl
It shows very clearly which way the political
wind is blowing when such men as Senators
Bogy and Cockerill are gladly willing to pick
the second banjo to jefferson Davis at agricul-
tpral fairs.
Ex-senator Harlan expressed himself In d
speech the other day In Iowa TO the effect that
the Union must and shall be preserved. Of
course, ,"One and inseparable, now and forever"
so help US Dan.
"Pershing" Is an appropriate name to act as
the standard-bearer Of the Keystone Democ-
racy. 1t has been Per(Dshing for the past
decade of years, but, like the Irishman's turtle,
SIT has not been sinsible Of It," at least until
now.
The cholera morbus overlook John. Morris
sey while on board of fast train between New
York and Saratoga. he threw up the sponge
before he had wrestled with It five minutes,
and cried, Enough, Great Watermelons,
enough p
The young lady who finds II necessary to
paint and fall into the arms of Augustus at the
war-like buzz of humble bee, will, when she
is with Mary or Susan, take exquisite delight
in kicking over whole beehive and waltzing
of with the honey.
It is said that the White Leaguers of Missis-
sippi wear tint badge underneath the lapel of
their coats, upon which is ominously inscribed
"nigger- -killerP' In order to enter the chfyal
nc society Of the South all they have to do is
to expose the badge and walk right in.
There isa strain of vindictive spite and venge-
full feeling running through Mr.. Marsh's last
effort before the Indian commission, at the
Ebbitt house, which would do credit to 9
National Republican., 1875-09-13
MARRIEn.

LEONARD-JONEs.-On Tuesday. September
], at the residence OF the BRIDES parents. by tht
Rev. j. r. Hawthorne, WILLIAM Z. LEONARD, o
New YORK, and ISABEL IRENE JONES, Of Brook
lyn, NY.
National Republican., 1875-09-13
WOOD AND COAL.

CTEPHENBON d BRO,
The best IN use. Prepared from the best quality
Of yirginis Pin e,And Introducing . Patent Fire
kerosene, fhavings or paper. Sold BY all grocers.
Ask for etephenson's Patent Wood, and take ne
rections for use. AL the best q coal com
Etantly on hand. STEPHENSON BRO, sole
manufacturers In this District; once, ms Penn
syfvanla avenue. Mn and Depot. Seventh street
wharf. rChroniele.s mhU
National Republican., 1875-09-13
CAPITOL SEMINARY,

CAPITOL SEMINARY,
~ NJ Street, Southeast
CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, Girls
and Small Boys.
Mrs. LOUISE z. DIANE, n. Z. L., Prof. WIN. NJ.
MIRICK, Principals.
Miss M =; A. Lacy: Assistant Teacher; Prof W;
.9d Italia. ass sSe qesdsss Or
PPepTm,anshIpn nj nDraTing, Head Crayons, Pastel,
Embroidery and Fancy WORK VA
wssnsss. Tss ssHosl s wi commence IT, second term
kksfeIsnGss and terms on eiEcqaIs a. Seminary
thorough practical ed1cation Rooms commodIous,
large, location and slrfOaudlngs beautiful. % Both
line Of cars pass within one square Of Seminary.
parents sad guardians. Pupils uRder dei'Ot the he
care Of teacher SiIl visit during the term
District, and TINS gain much historical and scien.
hS Ne kWTGwiedgs nov BY special Epernssi9H We refer
GEoRGET0wS FEnALE sEMINARY,
-ABoARp1NeANPPG PPGD%Yss DsYssGRaioS6;L ri g; FoRYoUse
progressive from the rudiments 70 grsdustion.
and Miss 4. GfiRs DR aisS 4 hoGhH Lit
srsry sIny,,o Assis nS anti Miss BETTE B. RIRsELI,
Sk%raI InsIumsnta al Music Music Mrs
Prof: Z: EUsExE CoLLIERs, Freneh; Prof. {.
7: FRIsroE, Lecturer Of Natural Philosophy and
Ballantyne's, 2S Seventh street; GIlmSn's drug
store, Pennsylyania avenue; J. Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and y streets, WashIngton City.
Fall session opens September 16, LIS. Street cars
pass within one square OF Seminary. aC4-tdel5
MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HER ENG
4A LisH AND FRENCH DAY SCHOOL,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1876.
aug % m W q ITO oct
T,HEopoRK INGALLS, KING, ORGANBr
l. st. Johns Parish, Teacher OF
PLANO, ORGAN, ETC.
u lessons, Sl2; or go. Address, P.O. box 6T. IT,
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASHING
Preparatory Department opens September g.
The College September 15
Medical Department October 4.
Law Department October Is
For information address j. Q. WELLING,
LID. President Au6-MW Ftsel5
DBNNSYSVANIA Military ACAD-
i emy, Chester, Pa, opens Septembers. 8. Looa-
tion healthiul. grounds ample, buildings commo-
dious. Civil Engineering, the Classics and Eng
ltsh thoI oughly taught. For Circulars apply tn
General Z. Y. BEAGE. patron of the Academy
In ashington, or Col. THEO. HYATT, Presl-
dent. au23-Im
VT. ANNA'S HALL
- A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Brookevtlle, Montgomery county, Nd. Twenty
miles from Washington, ID. e..
Fall term begins September Is. For circulars,
&C., address
au2I-sTuTh1m Rector.
National Republican., 1875-09-13

"Mac," you cannot inveigle US into the con-
undrum business.
National Republican., 1875-09-13

Capt. Webb is the lion of the day in Eng
land. Sea lion, we suppose.
National Republican., 1875-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.

<~N~N%N(N>7[N
NEDIUAL DEPARTMENT OF rHE HOW
41 ARD UNIVERSITY will commence OC-
TOBER1 J. and continue i've months. .,oo,
Iuition.. rree:
For further particniars, sddress
q. b. PURVIs, NJ. D., Sec.
No. Ills Thirteenth street northwest.
FACULTY.
GfDE0Ss G sSkSs 8 SsLMHRs LMMHIsILE; n President. bstn
- = Profcssor r. Of ri fPh;sIoiosg' b esy' and Hyxs
CHbbKhEs B: PURYIS, NJ. H., Secretary;
ILExANDER T. AUGUSTA, MD.
PHISEIs 5. sTRoNGIE Es n. De- b. surgical Ana1Om
a.. Emeritus m z Professor of tie Principles and Prse-
JOHN ?: 6: BxxTER, MD,
Nod,Ifsssor R,rSfsssor Of the Prinsiples and Practice OF
. es eIM,ss9i; 4 and Therapeutics
MEL F. GRAHAM, N. D.,
Professor OF the Principles aud Practice OF
WILLIAM a. SEAMAN, A. NJ:
DemoastrstOr OF Anatomy.
sesM MTb2w Assistant Demonstrstor.
GkORGETOWN COLLEGE, d G.
CLASSICAL PGFsE4aES%I PPGGFFsPhR NJ omen, ssD.z
MEpChI hnIiiI6SEthg DGaES RST
BEfRRTMEsSSiffP ifsSifP open; Oct g
se4:I2t 2. =. HEIIYi,, .J., PresidcSSso
SEvENTH COMMENCEMENT
WASHINGTON 81 siSGfNe SGf ACADEMY
SI4 F STREET. 9I4
PROF. L. O0RRADI COLLIERE
lilies in general, that he viii open his Glasses for
the present Season, 1s0-1S76, as follows:
DAY GLASSES FOR YOUNG LADIES.
READING AND SINGING CLASS,
Monday September 8, and Thursday, at $40.
Quarter, SO.
ADVANCED GLASS,
Tuesday, septenbtLz. J. and Friday, sts:@.
The Pupils & Of these t.S a.sses have their free
EVENING CLASPS FOB LADIES AND
GENFL EMEN,
hLE@saT4RRsYa Rsaf GtAssss ssss FOR NEW
Monday, SsDtsnber 8. and Thursday, at Sis.
SINGING CLASS,
Tuesday. ssptem6g ., and Thursday, st7p. m.
-. .Lsdies and Gentism-n Wishing to be members OF
e.sswo swo Evening Ciasses-seadlng and Sin glng-
The % rst lesson of opening dt every Glass, frs8
Pupils for Private Lessons OF Glasses, received
at any time. Quarter commences with The dsy d
Mo!gTMT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880 I
Masssnoiseils N v: Prui'6omns, reStdsnt Tsss6er
sss1
az oookstores or residence Of PrincipsA sealmS
A RT SCHOOL,
IL WILL REOPEN sEPTEMBERS2o, 1875.
MRS. SUSAN z. FULLER, PRINCIPALLY
PROF. Z. BAUMGRAS, Teacher of OH Painting.
cbanlcal Drawing.
See ciEcnars At Book Stores and at the roomsA No.
1G16 TENTH street, northwest. sep2Alm
JOHANNESBURG ACADEMY, PENSS-
~ SYLVANIA.-Heslthy, attractive, easIlyN
accessible. Boys thoroughly taught, kindly cared
for. Principal has Twenty-Five yesrs' experience.
Duties resumed September I'd. $500 . year.
j. Ii. .SCHUMAkER, Phi. D.,
sept2-eolm Principal.
National Republican., 1875-09-13

Senator Fenton will soon rise and explain by
"scratch of penn just where he stands politi-
cally.
National Republican., 1875-09-13

Joyellar will not come back to Cuba. In
time he will be all the more jolly for having SO
decided.
National Republican., 1875-09-13
PERSONAL,

COX 000 $4,000, 5000 AT ElGHTPER
tpGD.OOO cent. interest to loan on good
1t nine per cent, and smaller sums 81 ten par .ent
interest. 3. II. WARNER,
sel0-5s Corner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1875-09-13

Pershing allows his principles to perish in
order to advance party interests. Let's see.
Who is 1t that is with the rightl
National Republican., 1875-09-13
STATE election in Maine to-day.
WHY don't Gov. Ames sustain /

MoRNINe:::::::sEPTEMBER Is. 1876.
National Republican., 1875-09-13

It shows very clearly which way the political
wind is blowing when such men as Senators
Bogy and Cockerill are gladly willing to pick
the second banjo to Jefferson Davis at agricul-
tprsl fairs. .s.-
National Republican., 1875-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.

ZNSSSsHSNNEc|cCcCYNYoE (Oc(H~(~@NNN
MISS HARROVER'S SCHOOL FOR
HA YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN rs-
0ptned SEPTEMBER .. For circulars apply to the
fElncipal, lS6 street, opposite Franklin Park.
National Republican., 1875-09-13

broad faced hyena in fly time. The spirit OF
high-toned manliness is foreign to the entire
address.
National Republican., 1875-09-13

HFEDIUAL DEPARTMENT OF THE HOW
k1 ARD UNIVERSITY will commence OC-
TUBER ], and continue dYe months.
ices Batrlculation n................... .lO.OJ
Tuition ...,...... ,,..,....,,.. Free.
Graduat ON -. S1o. 90
National Republican., 1875-09-13
FOR RENT

ISHHGIcoooI !, e ccST.ccSISHGSSS
II HUNDRED ACREs. situated at Marshall Hall
landing on the Potomac river. Price: $40 per acre.
Address P. y. Box 164, Washington, d. @.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-01
Office.

HAVING ENGAGED THE CELEBRAT-
III ed CONFECTIONERY Herr Won Bismarck,
we offer to our friends and the public the best
OF home e-made bread les. Cakes, plain or r.
namcntal, for Weddings, Parties, ltalls or
antilles, on hand or to order on thc. shortest
notice. Hse s.ffi1 f tft. MUCH.
mhll-tf l.u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-01
J. D. GALDRAxrH's
SoFner FANNY Grocery
5 II OR Il.

ny'and's Fire proof Building, oppo-
site Masonic Hall. tlg
M e0ni, 0Sniock, WHICH is ALL NEW AND
Ia, '%pnstantiy arriving. consists Of coffee,
Smoked IN, bacon, Lard, Bonelcss Goldfish.
,sssksrei iDrod Driea Annlnrai ,lelrring ptter Cheese.
cs, pttei plums, pcaIed Isdpcnes BLACK per,
biISnt1s, Comb Honey. Rs;sins aIfno I;ss rn rn'
tabbsr's and Oatmeal, syrup. Goal ,,i,'
ment Of .,ota,oes, canoes, Unions. and rood assort'
dine. ovs,nned ovsnned goods, Pics les, Sauces. Sar-
and vy.s;sIs, yar;,,, iarehed Coffee. Nuts. Candles
ne ito !: i,gI'y a,I y OF articles too nnm arous to
'as o. ipproyoSS ~, SShles win sell cheap for
hhS-tf ''s' 'redit
y. u. GALBRAITH.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-27

10 Up at Wheeling, recently, man
allowed mule TO caress his nose with
his hoofs. We presume he has no nose
now, nor very little cheek, unless he is
Il Sewing Machine agent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-27

IVAN exchange says that pull back
dresses have this good effect: "They
do not permit the girls to kick" One
OF our compositors says he hopes the
fashion will hang on till he can get ~
round, rs he never waited on girl vet
that did not kick him.-Cuaab. Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-27

s1 An Iowa farmer has invented a
continuance that is fastened TO buggy
dash to hold the lines. Counting cou-
pies are delighted with it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-27

TVr Mr.. Ball. of Westville. n. Y, has
made a run from home. He left a wife
and several creditors. We should say
he is base Bail.
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Good advice:

Good advice:
Don't let your angry passions rise,
Because your ncighbors advertise
Ana draw away the dimes
But boldly do ~ they have done
Pursue the course they have begun,
And drive away dull times
tV'"In faith, Captain" said son of
Erin, rs q ship was coming ON the coast
in Indictment winter weather. have We
almenick on bOard?" NO | haven't"
Thin, bejabbcrs,' replied Pat. well
have 10 take the weather rs IL comes"
VPrccocious boy munching the
fruit of the date Mamma. if | eat
dates enough will grow up 10 be an
almauac2
to During the session Of au alioin.
ing county court, n witness was asked if
he was not q husbandman. when he
coOlly replied. amidst the laughter of
the court, NO sir, Is not married"
Gather sc roses while ye may,
Old Time is slill a-Hyiug;
And thc same flower that smiles ,0-lay,
Tomorrow may lo dying.
iV'"Oh Charlcsw She gaspol. rs She
rose with some difficulty from her fourth
plate OF Strawberries and cream. -irI
eat any more 7 think J win bue.."-
And Charles fumbIel a1strac'cdly iu
his pocket and murmurci: Thlt last
plate just busted ME-"
tU'A GOOD brothcriu q Baptist church
Of Miami county, Ind. while giving his
experience not long ago said: "Breth.
erin, I've been % tryin this nigh onto
forty years. 20 serve The Lord and yet
rich both at once, and, tell yer ifs
mighty hard slcddm :"
ia a minister of West Austruthcr
appealed to Sir Robert Au-truIhcr who
was an extensive landowner i'm that
parish, 90 assist inplacing stove i'm the
church, which he said the congregation
found very cold "Cauld Cauld /" Sir
Robert exclaimed. Then warm them
with your doctrine sir. John Knox me-.
Yer asked for q stove i'm his kirk
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-27

tV"Ma," said small boy, approach
ing his mother, and exhibiting unmis-
table symptoms of severe pain in the
bowels, do green apples grow in hea-
ven?"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-27

A IL persons holding claims against The rs
~ tate Of samuel ilaioes, dec a., will present
them 20 Samuel J. flouruoy for adjudication.
on OF before Tie lst day Of August, 1875 Those
indebted 10 said Estate will come forward and
settle their claims of with me at once as prompt
payment is required from All.
JESSE G.. LUPTON,
June 4, ls75.-2m Administrator.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-27

sV If young man sits up too late
with his sweetheart in this section, the
old folks come into the parlor, and with
refinement of sarcasm, invite him To
wait n few minutes longer and breakfast
will be ready.
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South Branch Integellincer.
William Harper. Editor.
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IV"Jessie, what was Joe's arms do
ing round your waist when you were ut
the front gate last night?" asked apre-
cocious boy of his sister. Ellis arm
wasn't round my waist; | won belt
from him, and he was taking my meas
ure," replied the indignant young lady.
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Tohs Eitor efhs South BraHch Iut,Higencey.
EsrrENED FniESD
viii you please inform your readers that
have positive
CtRE FOR CONSUMPTION
and al disorders Of the Throat and lungs. and
That by iS use IN my practice, have cured hun.
drcd5 Of cases. aud viii give
81 900 90
for n case T.. will not benefit Indeed so stropo
"a NY faith, ! will send a Slmyle, ire, to anV
sufferer addressing me.
Please sho~ Ibis letter 10 any one You msy
know who "a suffering from these diseases. and
obiigei - thtIIly yours,
DIR T T. BURT,
60 William ST., N,io York.
Dec q, I3Tf-28w.
The Cumberland Daily Times,
\ LIVE DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL,
Reliable Telegraph and LocaI Rcpoyts
TERMS SO rER YEAR IN ADVANCE,
n. Il. CardcII,
PROPRIETOR.
Weekly Times 81 so a year.
Sugar & Country cured Hams. shoul.
der & side Bacon, self-scaling Jars, &C.
on hand and for sale. by
GILKESON. PUGU & Vance
Romney, July o. 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-27
Notice
Iron city College.

Students save time and money boy attending
ihe Iron City COLLEGE during TIE summer sea-
son No vacations. School RiWays in session
Students received 40 any tire
For circulars address The Principal j. G.
SMITH, =. " PitisLurgh, "a.
Nay o. 1875