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DsIrRlor Court OF THE q. s., I
for the
DISTRICT OF WEST VA, J
In BANKRUPTCY.
n the matter of John w. Neer, Bankrur

the matter OF John w. Neer, Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
THIs is TO GIVE NoTIcE, That on the
9Th of May, 1875, a warrant of Bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the District of West
Virginia, against the estate of John w.
Neer, of North Mountain, in County of
Berkeley, in the said District, who was adj
judged Bankrupt, on his own Petition /:
That the payment of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are for
hidden by law and that meeting of the
Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees
of his estate, will be held at Court
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Martinsburg
in the Office of Blackburn l. Lamon, befor'
H. Fl. Blackburn, Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy for said District, on the 29th day
May, A. ID. 1875, al. 10 o'clock,A. NJ.
T0WNER SCHLEY.
Deputy u. s. Marshal for said District.
MRy14-2tw.
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Worth Its Weight I'm Gold

Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
covery in medi cine isDA COSTA'S RAD
ICAL CURE for Dyspepsia, Billiousness,
Cons tipation, Headache, loss of appetite,
distress after eating, sour stomach, etc.
1t acts as no other medicine ever did,
end sure relief is guaranteed in every case
where it is faithfully used. Ii tones up
the stomach, purifes the blood, invigo-
rates the liver and drives all morbid hum
ors from the system. If you are suffering
from any arrangement Of the stomach or
liver try it. Many case Of typhoid and
bilious fever has been prevented by its
timely use. Trial size 10 cents, sold by
~. BRIDGE, Druggist,
Next door to the Postoffice.
April 6, l3T5--lyerd&weow.
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If it were possible to place any con-
idence in the statements of Indians
generally, Mr.. Delano and his subor-
,dinates would occupy an unenviable
position. Spotted Tail, Lone Horn
and Red Cloud have been very out
spoken, and if correctly interpreted
have not minced their words in re-
gard to those who have had the man
agement Of affairs between themsel-
YES and tbs government.
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NOW to Make the Mischief.

Keep your eye on your neigh
bors. Take care oftletn Do not
let Their, stir without watching.
They may do s0iGsa.sins wrong II
you do. TO be sure, you never
knew them 10 do anything very
bad. but it may be on your own ac-
count they have not. Perhaps If
IT had not beer. for your kind care
shey might have disgraced them
selves a long time ago. Therefore,
do not relax any effort 10 keep
them where they ought 10 be -
Never mind your own business
ahat will take care OF itself. There
10 man passing along -he 10 look
ing over the fence be suspicious
ofhim perhaps he coutemplates
stealing some dark night; there IS
no knowing what queer fancies he
xnay have got in his head
you find any symptoms OF any
Dne passing out of the path of du-
~, tell every one else what you
see and be particular 10 see great
many. 1t lisa good way to circu-
aate such things. though it may
not benefit yourself or any one else
particularly DO keep something
going silence is dreadful thing;
slough it is said there was silence
in heaven for the space Of half an
hour, do not let any such thing oc-
cur on earth; 1t would be too much
for this mundane sphere.
If, after all your watchful care,
won cannot see anything out OF
ghe way in any one, you may be
sure ii isnot because they have not
anything bad; perhaps in an un-
guarded moment you lost sight Of
them: throw out hints that they
are no better than they should be,
that you should not wonder If the
people found out what they We're,
otter awhile ; then they may not
hold their heads so high. Keep it
going, and some one may take the
aaint, and begin to help you along
after While, and there will he
nuusic. and everything will work
like q charm.
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YNHIS wonderful Remedy will cure
i any case of rheumatism or IRheu-
maiic Gout on the face of the earth. 70
matter how long standing or how aggra-
waited in form. 1t in to be taken internal
", the only way these diseases can be
reached Read the following certificates
and satisfy yourselves
P @. DEPARTMENT, APPOINTMENT OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug II, "a. !
Messrs Helphenstine 4 Bentley.
For many years past have been a suf-
ferer from Chronic rheumatism, and few
weeks since my attack was unusually Sc
we're was deprived Of sleep for several
nights, SO acute was my pain from this
disease. Nj knees were stiff, so much so
that locomotion was difficult, and was
only able to get to my Office by the aid of
two canes. Mr. z P Peck, correspondent
of the press, who is we'll known TO me, no
ticed my condition and recommend me to
try Durangs Rheumatic Remedy. On his
representation | called upon you at your
store and purchased bottle Of the Rene
dy, and have only to say in my case its
effect upon ME was wonderful. A few
doses enabling me to sleep soundly at
night removing partially the stiffness OF
the knee joints and one bottle relieving
the stiffness entirely, and as have not had
a return of the disease since, | hope it is
totally eradicated from my system by the
use Of one bottle of your remedy.
Respectfully,
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141 ACRES,
/ ROOD AND "a PERCHES

of Land. more or less.
This sale is made by virtue of Deed
orTrust made by John Strine, Jr., and
wife to the undersigned, as Trustee of
the Mechanics Mutual Building Asso-
citation, dated October 25, 1872, and re-
corded in the County Clerks Office of
Berkeley County, in Deed Book No.
50, Folios POI, 292 and 29a, to secure an
Indebtedness to said Building Associa-
ton therein named.
This sale will be made to accord with
the Constitution and Bylaws of said
Association, giving to the said John
Strine, Jr., a credit for all money paid
by him to said Association.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash,
and the balance in two equal payments
in nine and eighteen months, with in
terest from the day of sale, reserving a
lien for the deferred payments.
II. NJ. PRICE, Trustee.
j. NELSON WISNER,
Atty. for Association.
May 81, 1875 -4tw
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MEs.-Picture and mirror
Cranes are preserve from flies by
painting them with a brush dipped
znio a liquid made by boiling three
or four onions in pint OF water.
WASHING FABRIcs.---B Before
washing almost any colered fab
RIGS, soak them in water, toeach
gallon of which 3 spoonful of OK
gall has been added. A tea cupful
oflye in pail Of water is Said to
Smprove the color of black goods
A strong cup of common I've will
SmprOve the color Of French lin
ems Vinegar In the rinsing wa
Ter, for pink and green, will bright
EN- these colors and soda answers
the same end for both purple and
blue.
ADHESIVE PLASTER. - One OF
the best adhesive plasters we have
ever used for sores, wounds, and
bruises, is made by melting togeth-
or over slow fire, and thorough
liz stirring, one pound of common
yellow rosin, three ounces each OF
Burgundy pitch, ssycllow beeswax,
and mutton talIow. Spread thin
sy on fine muslin, it makes excel
Gent adhesive strip and does not
lose its tenacity by>keeping, nor
crumble away from the cloth as
does tie kind bought OF the drug
:gist.
GRATIN OF LOBSTER. Take out
all the meat from large lobster,
then wash the body, tail and shells,
If the lobster is first cut in halves
down the back; then dry and but
ter them and sprinkle with bread
crumbs; chop the meat fine with a
little parsley and shalote, q few
drops Of essence of anchovies, q
spoonful vinegar, cayenne pepper
and salt, a little bechamel sauce,
and boil all well together add a
yoke of an egg, put it to cool, then
ill your shells or paper cases. COW
ser with bread crumbs and some
pieces of butter, drown them in
che oven and serve In the shell.
BREAD CREDIBLE CAKEs.-From
sHail's Journal of Health. Pour
over pint Of bread crumbs the
same measure of boiling milk. If
a the milk has been skinned, a
email piece of butter must be used.
Cover closely and let it stand over
night. In the morning mash to a
smooth paste, and beat thorough
Iv with IL the yolks of two aooS.-
add gradually half a pint of cold
milk, beating meanwhile,and half
a pint of flour with which a meas
ure OF baking powder has been
sifted. Lastly, add the whites Of
Che eggs beaten to a stiff froth. -
These cakes require longer baking
than batter cakes, and should be
baked Of a small size, as they are
tender and easily torn, and when
served should be spread over
plate and not piled one upon ano-
cher.
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WASHINGTON, July IS. 1874.

" AnHINUIUN, July To IOstf
Messrs. Helpheastine q Bentley:
| suffered for more than thirty years
from chronic rheumatism, at times in a
helpless condition, during which period
employed tho best medical skill, but find
ing no relief boughta bottle of Durang' s
Rheumatic Remedy" and when had ta-
ken it all, Sixteen doses) was well man,
and as write this certificate am perfectly
free from pain, ali owing to raking the
above medicine. regard it as the only
preparation ever gotten up that will efl'ec-
tuBlly cure rheumatism.
JOHN p. BENTLEY,
Chief Of Pablic Debt Division, LIST Audi
tors Office, Treasury Department WASH
ington, ID. G.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

Just receivedat G.. w. Hoke's,a fine
lot of grenadine from l2l to so; cents
also handsome plain and plaid Jap.
silks, French Jaconet and other
andsome summer dress goods which
now makes our stock complete.
May 26tf.
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in the Northern suburbs OF the Town
Of Mar.insburg, w. Va, bounded as
follows:
Roc, =: Il the North West corner
OF Michael Delaney's lot, on line Of an
Alley thence with the line of said
Alley n. 70 40 West SO feet to stake
(2) correr to said Alley and Jonathan
Strine's lot; thence with said Strine's
lot N. 81 Lao w 100 feet to stake l3)
at tho line Of the Baltimore ami O. Il.
Road limits; thence with tho limits of
said Railroad to stake, ~ corner to
Catharine Byers lot; thence with said
line s. go Is e. 20 the South West
corner of said Delaney's lot; thence
along the Western line of said lot to
the corner of beginning together with
all the appurtenances ane privileges
thereto belonging.
This sale is made by virtue Of Deed
of Trust, made by David q. Byers and
wife to the undersigned as Trust q of
the Mechanics Mutual Building Assoc
citation OF Martinsburg, dated April
81, 1873, and recorded in the County
Clerks Office Of Berkeley County, in
Deed Book No. 50, Pages 479 and 480,
TO secure an Indebtedness to said Build
ing Association therein named.
This sale will be made to accord with
the Constitution and By Laws of said
Association.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash,
and the balance in two equal payments
in six and twelve months, with inter-
est from the day of sale, reserving
lien for the deferred payments.
r. NJ. PRICE Trustee
j. NELSON WISNER.
Atty. for Association.
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at the lowest prices for cash.
With his present increased facilities he
S prepared to dispense descriptions ac-
eording to the latest and strictest rules of
Pharmacy to his customers and all who
may favor him with their support and con-
fidence, at as low prices as any drug store
in any city.
A full supply of the celebrated Shakers
Gaeden Seeds on hand
GS-For medicines at night, pull the
bell.
Feb. 90, l8T5-l Edaw.
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SPRING MILLINERY.
Large 81 Fashionable Stock.

MRS. L. KAPF, corner OF Queen and
Martin Streets, in rooms over Emmert &
Fierys store. has opered a new and fash
enable stock of fine Millinery, to which she
invites the attention of the public She
has all the fashionable styles and shapes
in hats and bonnets, trimmed and untrim-
med, at low figures. A splendid line of
the most fashionable trimmings on hand
Hats and bonne,s shaped, bleached and
trimmed on short notice All kinds of
stamping done.
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s- Manufactured bv Helphenstine g.
Bentley, Druggists, Washington, d. G.
Jzs- For sale by 81. w. BAKER, No.
II North Queen ST., Martinsburg, West
Va. Price 81 bottle. (May7,75 Tyr
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Is Your Life Worth no Cents

Sickness prevails everywhere, and
everybody complains of some disease
during their life; when sick, the object
is to get WE'LL now we say plainly that
no person in this world that is suffering
with dyspepsia, liver complaint and its
effects, such as indigestion, costiveness,
sick headache, sour stomach. hear.
burn; palpitation of the heart, depresst
ed spirits, biliousness, etc, can taxi
Green's August Flower without gettine
relief and cure; if You doubt this, go tg
your Druggist, J l. w Baker, or e Co
Williams, Jr., and get a sample bottle
for 10 cents and try Irregular size, 10
cents. Two doses will relieve you.
april24tfw
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Pers ons desiring SINGER SEWING
MACHINE can be supplied by calling on
Mr.. l.. Kapp. (apl27lmdaw
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
TO nv .PRO.PERT Y

Tar undersigned will SELL ut the
front door of the Court House, in Ma
tinsb rig, st 2 o clock, p. NJ.
On TTESD1Y Y, JUNE Goth, 1875,
the following REAL ESTATE. viz a
CERTAIN LOT of GROUND,
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$50 BUSHELS

or prime Clover Seed on hand aud for sale
l, HANEISYILLE MILLS,
Martinsburg, w. Va
March 6, 1875 WITT.
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We are receiving our Spring Stock Of
Boots and Shoes for Men, Boys and
Youths by the case, direct from the
manufacturers, which win be sold very
low for cash ut
Fl. N. DEATRICK'S.
Summer hats cheap at Deatrick's $.
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Oct off.

Government sewed shoes, for men,
for salecheap, at DEATRICK'S.
april l7trw.
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JusT Received, another lot of 10
doz. 3-button kid gloves, all sizes,
at 81. per pair, the best and cheap
est glove in town, at
III. H. DEAIRIcKs
Oct 2ltf.
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EVERY FARMER

in Berkeley county is requested to see our
Country Hammered Pillow
Iron before purchasing. We only ask
You to see them, and we are sure OF sell
ing. II A. RIDDLE,
King Street Hall.
March 8, ls75-wtf.
Ladies white and colored corsets only
so cents at DEAIR lCh'S.
A large lot of Ladies and Misses shoes
and CATERS just received, and which
will be sold very low for cash at
DEATRICk'S,
april 10. twf
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Feb. 30, ls75--lydaw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
C. A. GAY,
Fourth Street, Wlnremucca.
Is prepared TO do all kinds of
Silyersmithing and Repairing

NOLn AND SILVER PLATING, AND
VE Gold and Silver Mounting aone' Fahey
L,1r Work such as Watch Chains, GUARDS,
bracelets and all kinds Of Hair Jewelly
Lettering and Engraving doEe in the v'ry
best style If the art.
Watches. Clocks, and all kinds OF Jewelry
Repaired: Guns, Revolvers and PISTOLS re-
stocked mended and put IN good oraer.
Ronauiup Sewing n Aachines also done.
Metrschaum Pipes neatly Mounted insioid
or silver: Knifeblades reset III old handles;
Raaors ground Scissors sharpened; Brrzing:
soldering and all kinds of work in my line OF
business neatly and p 'omptly done.
All Work Warranted, and satisfaction guar
anteed. 'e' -"
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Bridge street, winnemucca.
Notice TO BondhoIders.

NIOTICE rs HEREBY GIvET TINT
~ there are now in the County treasury
nf Humboldt county funds to redeem thefoi
lowing d, scrihed bonds Of sid county, ana
that in nursriaiict vi an Act OF the Legislature
OF the State of Nevada. entitled " An Act 10
aathorize the Commissioners of Hnmo lat
county 10 issne bonds to the amount OF
S52, 500 for the purpose of redeeming bonds
heretofore issued, and to provide for the pay
ment OF snch bonds" approved March :. 1915
said bonds viii be redeemed upon present.
alton to the Comfy Treas urer OF humboldt
county, Nevada, at his o.iicr in Winnemucca.
Nevada; and further, that all Interest on said
bonds will cease ut the expiration of iour
weeks tJuiy 40 1871 from the date OF publ
cation OF this notice:
Nos. / ~ 20 inclusive, issued November 20,
1873 for S5t each,
Nos. 81 to 30 inclusive. issued January 0,
1874, for s5a0 each. 100
No. 81. Issued January 7, 1874. for $500.
Nos 81 to ii inclusive, issued February 10,
1874, for $500 each. -
Nos. ~ to 20 inclusive, issued February II,
1874, for $500 each
Mos. "a to 9l inclusive, issued February IL,
1874. for $500 each. 90
Nos g1 t. 90 inclusive, ISSUED February 70,
1874. for $500 each. ..
Nos. 96 10 100 inclusive, issued February ~,
A. j. SaEPARD,
ie22 lw County Treasurer.
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POla- TAKES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN under the law each male resident OF
tins Sta.e over twenty-one and under sixty
years Is sub ect t) poll tax Of four dollars.
Any person or persons. company or corpora
ton doing businoss in this Sta.e, and having,
by direct contract. or indirectly through other
contractors, in their employ ono or more per-
SONS liable to aud owing Pcll Tax, shall be
liable for any ANA ali Poll Taxes that may be
due from such employees. The law will be
strictly and promptly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNER.
County Assessor.
Wlnreinucca, April -, 1s75tf
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YKNIE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
Ii up in the most attractive style possible,
with "a view TO the convenience and comfort
of patrons. The proprietor desires to call the
attention of customers, friends and the public
to his superior stock of
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Wines. liquors and Cigars.

The REARING ROOM of t'is saloon ia ~
way supplied wi'A tha iatca. snssa pie.u-
Pials ana Rac a-.-&+ M
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-22
FRIED.

In the Presbyterian Church. in Charlestowu,
c. H'pkins. Mr.. GE oRGE l. SHEETz: of Pied.
mont. formerly of inis town. to Miss LORENA
cBANNoS' daughter of Hiram 0'Bannon, Esq.
tBeinG tue recipients"f a portion of the brides
cake of this occasion. we return thanks for the
same, and wish the happy couple pleasant
voyage down the stream of life, and at it's close
o safe entrance into the haven of rest above.I
In the NJ. E. Church, at Shepherdstowu. June
80. by Rev J. b. Smith, Mr.. N0A w. HoFF. of
Clarke county. Va, to Miss ELLA NJ. PRICE
of Jefferson county.
On the Goth of May, in the NJ. E Church South,
BerIyyille, by Rev: A. B. Dolly, Mr. WIN. F.
BOXWELL and Miss MAMIE N. SHACK
LEFORD-both of Clarke county. Va.
In Darkesville. Berkeley county. on Tuesday.
April 2Oth. a. the residence of Mr.. j. r. Schil-
ling. Mr.. WYElT ESKEW. of Rockbridpe Baths
to MISS L loretta n. DUNHAM. dauR hter of F.
Z. Durham, ESQ.,. of the former place.
, Oh the 9Th inst, at n. E: Psrsonage. by Rev.
CLARA w. SNYDER. all of Msrt,nsburg. W Va
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STOREY ON TRANSMISSION.

General Frank P. Blair's rescue from the
jaws Of death. as it were, BY the simple pro-
cess of the TRANSMISSION of blood, suggests the
unlimited possibilities for the Improvement of
the human race. The doctors report that
General Blair, after each infusion of blood,
psrtook largely Of the nature of the individual
from whom the supply of blood was drawn.
For instance when he received . supply of
blood from the arm of . healthy individual
who, unknown to the physicians had been on
small spree the day before, the General
became Immediately very drunk. This shows
that great care should be exercised in the Sc
lection of the blood supply. But with this
pFecaution observed, what . vast amount of
good may be accomplished among our public
men! Take the case of Henry Ward Bescber
TO begin with. A piOus monk should be
found in some secluded eloister whose repdta
tion for contingency is unassailable, and Mr..
Baecher's veins should be filed periodically
with the cool blood OF the anchorite. The
blood of . gentleman should be infused into
the veins of Ulysses s. Grant. For Zach.
N"s0e'S 1eeIoSdueE suouiu % Iouno1 ana
found right away. For Matt Carpenter the
same man who did duty for Beecher would
serve, unless the strain on him was too great
The blood of almost anybody would make an
improvement on John A Logan. A modest
man should be selected for Murat Halstead,
even though it be necessary to scrsPe the
country With fine tooth comb to find him.
And so on to the end of the chapter The
medical profession aud the community at large
will learn that this TRANSMISSION of the blood ia
big thing. There's millions in it.
EGhicnnn Time,
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A JUST TRIBUTE TO THE CLERGY.

The New York Tribune comes to the de-
fence Of the clergy against the light aud even
disrespectful terms in which, we regret to say.
they are too frequently alluded to in the news.
papers of the country. Tho habit of perpe-
srating witicism or indulging in coarse and
indicate humor at the expense of the preach
era, is one which is not creditable to those
who practice it, or jus. TO the class against
whom it is aimed. A little reflection would
teach the propriety of its discou.iuuance.-
The following words of the Tribune are timely
and just, and, We hope, will not be without
effect:
"We have before us 3 considerable colleo.
tiOn of paragraphs cut from the newspapers.
in which clergymen are spoken of in q very
consider this, even from secular point of view,
as in exceedingly bad taste. No doubt the
time has gone by in which the priestly Office
was treated with popular generation we'll
nigh superstitious nor should We care to
bring that time back again if We could. But
We cannot be unmindful of the fact that the
pulpit is still of immense importance to the
peace, happiness and progress of society
Even where it does not convert it cultivates;
it imparts thoughtful and comparatively ele.
waited tone to the popular mind; it is always,
in speech, at least, and in doctrine, the cham
pion of good morals and whatever may have
been the sins of the few, the mass of religious
ministers are, beyond controversy pure true,
honest, well>meaning, aud we'll educated. in
tent upon doing good work. aud actually do
ing. by guiding the young, BY confirming the
virtuous. and by recIsiming the erring. We
do not think that men occupying Guch posi-
ton of difficulty aud responsibility should be
lightly criticised, unexpectedly spoken of,
oarelessly Judged. or generally condemned as
body. because here and there one of them
faiters or falls"