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Randall Reats Butler.

The Democrats were very jubIant over
their victory. Randall, who had led them,
and who had remained at his post during the
entire struggle, showed himself to be by far
the best manager on the floor of the House.
Keen, quick, always on the alert, and won
dertully familiar with the rules and parlia.
mentary law, he led his side of the House with
far greater ability than was displayed By
Butler, and when the fight was over left the
chamber carrying bouquet in one band, a
teapot in another, aud u cauiSter of tea I'm.
der his arm. This afternoon he was on the
floor Of the Senate listening to Gordon't
speech, and appa rently none the worse for
bis long Watching Washington telegram
Nelc York Tr1lttue
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de 1861

DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTOR OF
~ every size, Imported from England, aud sofa
at MEADE { BAKERS drugstore
DITMAN'S SEA SALT, IN 20 and SOC. packages
sold 1T MEADE u bAhrh D utuS''oi'.
ru.proAl HIsCUIT and J. OZENGES, for the
relief and cure of foul breath, heartburn, anu dys-
nepsia. SOLD at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore
CuTL ER'S POCKET NH ALERs afford promp,,,
relief 10 sorcthroat, bronchitis aug catarrn. so'
1T MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALE, ALUM and kINO w
ENGES, aud CTILORArE OF POTASH L0L.
ESIiES for coughs, colds, and sorctlroat. solu IL
MEADE Il BAKERS drugstore.
PULLNA, FRElDRICHSuALL, and other Eu-
ropean MINERAL WATERS, sold In all quantities
at MEADE & BAKERS drugs lore.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE with EXTRACT W
BEEF-Yery nutritious aud pleasant 10 tue issue.
Sold ut MEADE s. BAkEk'S drugstore,
: de 10 919 Main street.
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The Mysterious Book Discovered

LOUISVILLE, January 31.--Tbe book for
which 1000 in gold have been offered by
MIR. 6. Golbourne, OF London. and stated in
a circular extensively distributed by him to
relate to d member Of the royal family Of
England, against the publication Of which
the Lord Chancellor issued an injunction,
and of which only one copy is known to be
in the United States, was yesterday dlscoV.
cred to be In possession OF young lawyer
of this city.
The Courier.JourndE Of this morning con.
tains lengthy account of the book, from
which the following extracts embrace the
main facts: The book is the memoirs OF
George the Fourth, containing minute his
tory of all the scandalous passages in bis
life. together with an exposure of the cor
ruption of bis political administration. The
identity of the book seems positive, for 1t
bears the imprint Of the publishers named
in the circular, as well Us the date OF its ISSUE
1890. The memoirs are in two volumes,
and a hssty glance ut the contents sufilcCs
too clearly to show why it is so large re-
ward is offered forit.
Two or three years ago an Engllsh gen!le'
man named Taylor, a book-salesman, OF thls
cty. discovered the volumes in case OF
books that he had imported from Z. ID.
Cazsnoye, London book-deAler, now out
of business. The volumes had not been or
dered, and it was thought that they had been
placed in the case accidentally. MIR. Taylor
was perfectly familiar with all branches OF
English literature. and when his eye Lighted
upon the work he at once. appreciated its
value. He showed the books to u number
of literary gentlemen of this city, and among
them was the young lawyer who is now theil
fortunate possessor.
It is quite certain that the reason the royal
| family are so solicitous for its destruction
lies in the fact that the marriage Of King
George with Mrs. Fitzherbert is proven by
letters and documents taken from the royal
archives. 1t also testties that child wa.
born to Mrs. .Fitzherbert while in Lawful
wedlock. The book contains tnely-eXecuteG
portraits of those woman whose names have
become familiar to all students of the shady
side of English history In connection with
that OF the amorons George.
The gentleman In whose possession Is the
book Is Fountain 7. Fox, "a young lawyer
this city. 1t Is said he has received mum
| ber Of dispatches to-day from interested par
ties rslatiYe to II. 81
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Letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspa,ch.l
PETERsBURe, February !, 1876.

PETERSBURG, February !, 1876.
| The CITY COUNCIL
held Its regular monthly session to-day. The
session was not important. The usual ap.
preparations were made to defray the ex.
penses Of the city government. The sum Of
5000 was appropriated for the use Of the Re.
lief Association. a resolution was adopted
for petitioning the General Assembly for au.
thority to issue 100000 city bonds to take
up outstanding obligations Of the city and
| to provide for current expenses.
The new school building on Washington
street was insured for $1,000. Nast year it
was insured for S21 ,000.)
The pay OF the privates on the police force
was increased from $50 per month to SO
that of the lieutenants was increased to SS5,
and that Of the captaius TO 800 per month.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Crowder
that the city advertise for the lowest bid for
lighting the streets with gas for the next ten
years.
THE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
At The Washington.Street Methodist
church Yesterday Rev. Mr.. Duncan. pastor,
took I'D collection for the benefit of the
Orphan Asylum founded by the late Darcy
Paul and until recently named after bis son,
Thomas Cook Paul. Some 800 was real
lied. MIR. Duncan stated that $500 would
have to be contributed by his church this
year to the support of the asylum. The
people of the city are thus early realizing the
great loss sustained by them in the death Of
the liberal Darcy Paul, than whom no open.
handed nor charitable man ever breathed the
breath Of existence.
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
During the month Of January the revenue
receipts were asSfeows: State licenses,
S6S9.s2; city. licenses, s405.l2. Total,
s1,09404.
THE EPIZoOTY
Is said to be prevalent ia the city-ths time
among people, however, and not among the
" zooties."
The day has been quite severely cold.
The bid for the lighting of the city at night
is to specify that the expense is not to ex.
coed So 900 yearly.
DR.. W. II. PAuson will open series of
scientific addresses for the benefit of the Lii.
brary Association Oh Thursday night.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Fire-DwelIing.HOus Burned-Other
Items.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspa!chl
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. VA.,l
February l, 1875.
On last Thursday night the dwellug-house
Of Mr.. William Ellis, of this county, was
burned, and all of his household goods de.
stroyed with the exception of one bed. It
was insured in the Southern Mutual Com
pany, William Kennon agent.
The first quarterly meeting for Louisa
circuit, Methodist Conference, was held at
Lasley's church last Saturday. The weather
being Indictment, very few were out. The
pastor spoke in the highest terms of the Meth
odist Sunday school here.
Rev. j. A. Proctor, presiding elder Of the
Charlottesville district (Methodist Confer
euce), preached here last night. The choir
discoursed some fine music. Professor Boil l.
ing performing on the organ.
MACKENZIE.
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ELECTION IN LoUEoUN.-The Hon. Marshall
Hanger, Speaker of the House Of Delegates,
has issued his writ for m election to be held
10 this county on the 18th of February to ill
the vacancy for the remainder of this session
in the House of Delegates caused by the
death of Mathew Harrison.-Leesburg Wash
1nofoO1nu
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Bishop Doggelt preached in Baltimore on
Sunday. The main points OF bis discourse
were based upon Chrlsi's preroSatlves az
saviour and Judge of mankind, Which were
given with force and eloquence which won
the undivided attention and Interest OF tne
Ieongregation throughout GaSSsls.
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ALWAYS UNIFORM.
ILLUMINATING QUALITIES SUPERIOR TO

--..-.-.-- GAS, --.--...---~--
Burns in any lamp without danger OF exploding or
tsking fire. Manufactured expressly to displace
the use of highly volatile and dangerous OILS Its
SAFETY under EVERY possible TEST, and Its per-
feet burning qualities are proved by Its continued
100000 FAMILIES,
while no accident, directly or indirectly, has ever
occurred from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The many limitations and couuterfeits Of the
ASTRAL. OIL that have been thrown unsuccsssfully
OH the market Is further
PROOF OF ITS SUPERIOR MERIT.
The ASTRAL has now worldwide reputation as
the SAFEST and BEST.
The insurance companies aud fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend
PRATT's ASTRAL OIL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used.
CHS. PRATT s. co.
established l77O),
los FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
r. W. POWERS & CO., Agents,
no l0.eodsm Richmond, Va
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AZ a caucus Of the Republican senators on
saturday, which lasted upwards Of four
hFuiS, liie proposition 10 order new cleo
'i"h III Louisiana was voted d0Wn.-BatG-
mare Am!TteQn.
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared S1MMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrapper
with trade mark, stamp, aud signature unbroken
none other Is genuine. cn
de oS.6m Macon, Gu, and Philadelphia.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.
CLOVER HILL LUMP, HAIL, and ENGINE
COAL: ...
SEMI-CANNEL COAL-all lump;
ANTHRACITE, all sizes. and sold by weight;
SOFT COKE-lump and hail;
OAK and PINE WOOD-lopg, sawed, and kim
ding.
ALSO,
WEST VIRGINIA and CUMBERLAND COAL,
for engines and smiths.
C.B. L1PSCOMB,
corner Eighteenth and Broad streets,
fe 2-2w and seventh and Byrd streets.
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sIlIAIONS'S

sIAIAIONS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious
att lcks Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF Splr-
It's, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &C.,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Isl faultIess family medicine.
Docs not dlsarrapge the system.
is sure to cure If taken regularly.
Js no drastic, violent medicine.
Does net Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest aud best remedies.
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Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all climates al
changes OF water and food may he faced wItho
fear. As a remedy In MALARlOUS FEVER
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, REsTLESsNEs
JAUNDICE, NAUSEA,
THE CHEAPEST. PUREST, AND BEST FAM
LY MEDICINE In THE WORLDl
81 have never seen or tried
sncha simple, ethcacious, sat-
isfaCtory and pleasant reme-
dy in my life."-u. HAlNER,
ST. Louis, Me.
...f. Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
81 occasionally use, when my
t- condition requires II, Doctor
.a --2. p Simm0ns'S Liver Regulator
s.. .s with good effects."-IioN,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
- Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
In use In my family for soIBe
time, and am persuaded ills
a valuable addition to the
medical science" j.
GILL SHORTER, Ala.
al have used the Regulator s-..s.
~ j. - In my family for the past sew
~ - = enteen years. l can sdfefy re-
commend it t. the world rs
the best medicine have ever
used for that class of diseases
II plrpsrts to curc."-H. +.
THIGPEN.
President of City Bank.
F.. "Simmons's Liver Ecgula-
tor has proved good aud eff
cscious mediclue."-C. a.
=. NUTTING.
Druggists.
1--WE have been acquainted
with DIR. Simmous's Liver
Medicine Tor more than tTen-
ty years. aud know 1t to lie the
hest Liver Regulator offered
to The publc."-N. r. LYON 80
and III. l.. LYON, Bellefon-
tame, Ga.
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sIAlMONs'S LIVER REGULATOR

r all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, and Sp
1t is emlnently Family Medicine;
aud BY piDg kept ready for ilnmed-
ate resort will save many an hour Of
suffering and many dollar in time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial II is still re-
ceiying the most unqualified testimo-
mails OF It's virtues from persons Of
the highest character and RESPONSE
blity. Eminent physicians commend E.
1t as the most
EFFECTUkL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN IN the SHOULDERS, DIZZI-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, bad taste
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKS, PALPITATIoS Of the
HEART, PAIN in the region of
the KIDNEYS, DESPONDENCY,
GLOOM, and iorehodings of EVIL,
all of which are the offspring of
diseased LIVER.
If you feel DULL, DRowSY,
Debit ATED. have frequent
HEADACIIE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you are SUI
fering from TORPID LIVER or
"BILIOrSSESS." and nothing
will cure You so speedily aud
permanently.
Inc LIVER, the largest organ
In the body. is generally the
seat Of the disease, ana II not
REGULATED in tune great SUI
feIing, wreicDedncsS, and
DEATH will ensue.
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PAINTS. OILS, DC.

ALL GRADES OF MACHINE OIL,
N TANNERS OIL, and NEATSFOOT OIL.
fe 2-2t* T.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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nYEING DYEING! DYElNG!-Great
- reduction iu prices-reduced 20 per cent:
DYEINGi done on the newest and most improved
plan. Gentlemeu's overcoats, dresscoats vests ana
dies' warehouses;, cloaks, shawls. waterproofs,
opera-coaks sashes, ecarfs ribbons, parasos, and
ain kinds straw goods dyed orange, scarlet, PINK,
solferIno, green, purple, maroon, crimson, wine
color, brown, navy blue, and black. AL KINDS OF
gentlemens and fades wear cleaned and finished;
Feathers dyed all colors, cleaned, aud enried Mo
sred cleaned. ana dressed. Allgoods carefully hnd
promptly attended 10. PREMIUM sTEAM Df z
IaG AND CLEANING WORKS. 6Q4 Mn,n
street. = Tde 24,Snl J.J. SCOTT. Proprietor
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DYEING AND SECURING.

DYEING AND SECURING.
TENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS, AND BOYS
" CLOTHING, however much soiled or faded
CLEANSED or DIED In frst-cass style, and at
the cheapest rates.
Ladies having articles TO be cleaned or coored
will find 1t 10 their interest 10 send or call 81
MCkESNEf'S
Steam Cleaning and Dyeing Estab'lshment
Ia 26.3m MarSnali street, near rim.
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!, poQKs AND JOB PRINTING nsatly ex-
ID ecuted al this osdcas - =! 49, Z .saTT -
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DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL.

ABSOLUTELY SAFEl
PERFECTLY oDoRLEss
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soIREE AT THE AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
REV. ". O. HrLLrHEN DECLINES TIE CALL TO
PETERSBURG YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssO-
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2dBRUGss nEEDfCEGRa.sAe..

THE GENUINE NORWEGIAN COD.
L Liver OIL, now generally acknowledged the
best oil knoHn,t 10 sold wholesale on retail By
. Re 2-2tk L. WAGNER, DRUGGIST.
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,ro,r,attou OF Trust Funds.

,r,nSs ON THE DEATH or AN ANNAPOLIS
Re- rvsp-cllgSrs DESroIEEn-T THE CASE OF
, ,'vxs T." = vowlsox-A SAD RECORD OF MIS-
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The New Postal Transit.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-The fast
postal trains will commence running
son Thursday next on the Penn. Rail-
road and New York Central, con-
meeting with the various points in
Fthe West and Southwest.
The train ON the Hudson River,
New York Central and the Lake
Shore Railroad is designated the
Northern route, while that by the
pennsylvania Railroad is designated
,, Union mail.
R Northern route includes Ar
To California, Illinois, Indiana,
4ansss r. sas, Kentucky, Michigan,
Iowa, fAa .ae issouri, except st. Lou
M, hlil ~ 'evada, New York,
Ohio and Pennsyiya. "isconsin and nd
Lake Erie, Oregon, " '''''
the Territories.
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The MOultOn Libel Suit.
MR.. BEEcHER's LETTER.

Mn. BEECHER > LETTER.
New YORK, September 15.-The
brooklyn Eagle has this: "The fol-
flowing is Beecher's letter to District
Attorney Britton, in reply to the lat
tiers letter to Beecher in regard to
scattering a uolle prosequi in the case
ssf Beecher VS.. Moulton for libel:
Twin MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
August 80.
DEAR SIR Your letter COM
rmending to my attention certain
considerations which incline you to
-relinquish the criminal suit against
Mr.. Moulton and Mr.. Tilton, was
sduly received and considered. Your
spremises are sound and wise. 1t
swould seem to be automatic that no
suit should be carried on in which
neither individuals nor society can
ahOpe for benefit. Should you, in
your further discretion, enter a nolle
sprosequi, believe all right thinking
s'citizens will regard your act with ap-
probation when made aware of the
reasons. Sincerely yours,
III. w. BEECHER."
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Turkeys RebelIiOus Prov
inCes.

LONDON, Sept. Especial dis
patches to the Morning Standard
contain the following: Servia COM
plains to the powers Of the concen-
Gration of the Turkish army at Nissa.
The report that the siege of Trebigne
has been renewed is unfounded. The
insurgents infest the neighboring
roads, but are not able to blockade
the town. Peter Karageorgiewitch,
a pretender to the Servian throne, is
about to march into Seryia with a
sscorps. of volunteers. His adherents
shere contemplate revolution in his
Tavor.
THE INSURGENTS WILLING TO Me-
GOTIATE.
CoNsTANT1N0PLE, Sept. 15.--The
latest official adyices from Herze-
sgovina are satisfactory. The insur-
ge1fts now appear willing to nego-
zsiate with the consuls. There have
sbeen no offensive movements for sew
seral days. The latest encounters
terminated in favor of the Turks.
The emigrating families are begin
sssiing to return.
RACE FOR THE ST. LEGER STAKES.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-The race for
ethe st. Leger stakes occurred to day,
land was won by Craig Milton; Balfe
cwas second, and Earl of Dartrey
fthird.
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GNigbOrd's Remains.
zsrHAT THE MONTREAL MAYOR SAYS
THE SITUATION PEACEFUL.

zSrHAT THE MONTREAL MAYOR SAYS
THE SITUATION PEACEFUL.
MONTREAL, Sept. 14.-In the city
council last night, one of the alder
rnen inquired as to the action of the
mayor in the late Guibord disturb
.ances. His worship replied at some
length, stating that as the cemetery
was out of the city lines, it was be-
.yond his jurisdiction, but even this
did not prevent him from going to
'sthe grounds and endeayoring by
moral suasion to dispense the mob.
lie thought the community was to
sbe congratulated on it's escape from
Sbloodshed, and said everything was
assuming a more quiet and peaceful
aspect.
Joseph Doutre, president of the In
stitute Canadien, to day mailed a
letter to the Toronto Globe, in reply
to Archbishop Lynch's structures
upon the society of which he is a
president. The bishops letter is
"A general theme of conversation
around the hotels and streets.
Everything is quiet at both the Prot
Sestant and Catholic cemeteries.
There is no positive information as
yet as to when the remains of Gui-
lb0rd will be again offered for inter-
snent.
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STOP THAT COUGH.

DR.. MORRIS Syrup of Tar, Wild
berry. and Horehound will cure a
coue, IN one-half the time necessary to
cure Il " 'th any other medicine. There
IS positively 10 pulmonary disease that
it will not cure o.r greatly alleviate
In all cases of hoarse2e ss, loss ofvoice,
coughs Group, bronchitis asthma, and
whooping cough it has no equal. We
never knew person who had used it but
that recommended it to others. We are
prepared to guarantee every bottle. Please
call and inquire about it. Trial size 10
cents. For sale by K. ]. BRIDGE,
Next door to Post Office,
September 4, ls75-tf.
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Is Your Life Worth 10 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 i
effects, such as indigestion, costiveness,
sick headache, sour stomach. hear.
burn; .palpitation of the heart, depresst
Green's August Flower without gettine
relief and cure; if you doubt this, go tg
your Druggist, j l. w Baker, or Z Co
Williams, Jr., and get sample bottle
for 10 cents and try Irregular size, rs
cents. Two doses will relieve you.
april24tfw
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New YORK, Sept. 14.-George A.
Lincoln, aged As, was mysteriously
-shet in the head and wounded dam
-gerously while lying in his bed yes
friday morning on Greenwich Ave
niue. In an ante norton statement
to-day he denies attempting suicide,
ana sesys no one but his wife and his
sister-in4law had access to his room.
He was jealous Of his wife, and they
frequently quarreled, but he cannot
say that she shot him. The jury re-
turned a verdict that his injuries
was caused by an unknown person.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE :
JOSEPH SHAFFER, &C.,
Us.
CHAS. L. HOOPER, &c.

The County Court of Berkeley Coun-
ty, West Va, at the August term, rs,
having referred the above cause to a
Commissioner of said Court, to audit
the debts against the defendant, Chas
E. Hooper, that are liens against the
real estate of said Hooper, with their
priorities and the amount and value of
said real estate.
Parties interested in the foregoing or
der will take notice that / will attend
at my Office in the town of Martins
burg, on Tuesday, the 2sth day of Sep
TENDER, 1875, to execute the foregoing
reference.
j. I. PICKING,
Commissioner.
l.. M. Shaffer, Atty.
aug. %, 4tw.
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The Currency Question I'm
Politics.
I From The Baltimore Netcs.l

From, the baltimore Ne,os.]
The currencyquestion is one which
honestly divides the rank and file of
both parties, and it is one upon both
sides of which a great deal can be
said. 1t is not, by any means, the
most important issue between the
two parties in this country and there
is no necessity for the wild feeling
which for the time it has excited. =
The manGuvres of politicians, in
their efforts to catch the popular
vote, has given it the prominence it
holds, ard made it obscure issues Of
a far greater and more weighty char
acter.
Therefore the Pennsylvania and
Ohio resolutions on the currency
question are far less important than
the character of the nominations.
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GERMAN DRUG and PRES
CRIPTION STORE.
CORNER QUEEN AND RACE STREET
Martinsburg, West Va.

DWELLINGS SICK HEADACHE
w POWDERS, giving instant re-
lief
Dyspepsia Food-a new and reliable
remedy; Wistar's Cough Lozenges,
Lemons Aniline Dyes; Spices for pre-
serving, aid picking; Nasal Douches;
Bay Rum, Superior Cologne, (my own
MANUFACTURED Duvafs Extracts for the
handkerchief; Pure Liquors for Me-
dicinal purposes Lubricating, Castor
Oil, etc: CHAS. f. HEUSER.
sept11, 1w, It'd.
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SHEPHERDCULLEGE,
ShepherdsfOwn, w. va.
TINE next annual session ofthis schoo
l. will begin SEPTEMBER 9th 1871;

THE next annual session ofthis school
l. will begin SEPTEMBER 9th 1873
under full corps of instructors.
The Trustees most fully recommend it
to the public as an institution, in which
both sexes are efficiently taught and
thoroughly instructed in English bran
ches, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod
ern Languages. The most improved
text books and methods of instruction
are adopted, and the students are train
ed to make use of and put into practice
the knowledge they acquire as they ad-
vance in their course.
TIE students are divided into classes.
and every facility afforded for obtaining
a good education.
The State Normal Department Will be
continued as heretofore.
TERMS-Very moderate.
All enquiries and communications
should be addressed to Prof Joseph Nc
Murran, Principal.
G. M. BELTZHOOVER,
Sec'y. Board of Trustees.
July 16, 2mw