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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20
MalleablC Glass.

We rrpuhliSi,, with i.lca~,.rc. from tn,
columns Of :, leading journal. M article
on this very important and interesting
subject. The value OF this discovery j.
incaicnlaH'c. anal its application 20 the
purposes and economies Of l::r l,.,onu
amy lrr:cn. r-tinn,;or. We live In lie
aye oi' yrr:., discoveries. :.!l iu>r",o..
rightly Take tie frs. RAN: "li,on : ,hy,a
WHO lc:,r.it mankind.
Mention waS made in these columns
Som:c weeks 40 oft!lv discovery III nal.
'r:.h'r ~ iva.,hcncd .:,:-.. |; j.. =. ""
the" stated. Tie invent rn vi a,i :...,.i.
i"u> Fr"f"hin.'n. NJ. hr II iia~;;-. na.l IL
III tha; i >;,Il OF is lrue. l. should T,f
lac long eye il hrron,rS ~: ~ ir!,, % ~.
binary trade AMI co,nrl,m ne. ! la.r
nmni,,vr ~ the .ii,"h,".;..' .I.,,,, >ay. I'm,
>:.iol..r, 81 TIE ..ia> >w..rc r,a.I,, TX III,
process ":.Nr Boon submitted by VI. la
ties American :I-c!it> To 'hr Cooper In.
s,:;ni" i"r test. anlit IS ,;s,icrs,ooitla.
they iuily c"a!:':: the "rrr.nt aircnlv
given. III" i:cw -la%~ i claimed 10 De
from 80 - loD ,iine5 =; %.rrar a com.
mon wi:I,s. while costing uHlv five ne.
rr::. nD:,'. ;Ic matter oi price hr:n:. :.
,,r,. ir,,,,,;.,,, ,,n. i. ,t,.. ;,.,,,..,..;.,.'
i, To- H.. rr. az nc,,.,I ,.nn".. ri,n
nr,nfs ,r ~, nyi,.'..,i:.,,,.. .,,',,.'.
nr1hc .,l...s i,vc Lo., ,,r y.,'i',,,' I';,,,,.
but always highly convincing. 1t can
DC broken, Of course, but not wtho:,;
il reuuirc.I .. I,s,c.n.rnJ vo;.,,, r..,,;,,,.
from = Lcirht nf & r;,ct IN h-c.,, n;n..o
Of the strcn. tb.r,.J ,,,,s. q ;nn,,os
s.r,orr. set I,I.,i, IL , v,nl,, r.,,,,
Ii ir = >choulh,v.. .,.,o Will. . ,,;nrn nr
Mate nI,.s or H., ...,,,,, .il,, &C.,, ,,.;,,.
broken nv , tw,.,.,.,.... ,yn:.,l,, c,,I;.,,, :,
feet. Ore nc,,,,i.~;,v ,r H.. mac. ,,,.,.e
is that when !. .l.oy L.,.,,. :. .,...., ,,,,o,
IL to atoms. the y,,.rc M: :, ry,r,,,,ir,.
ii once: hri ~ ,I.;., . ,,r,,!,. r,,r,
blows or slo,ks w,.i..,, :. !. ~. Hail..
receive in pr,c;;..! ne H.. ,,..,: !.
chiefly one of scientific int,rc., 4
Thin nla,c of Ills ..1,.s c,, 10 ,rro,rn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and
All the effects cf youthful ipdiscrc,icn will, for
the sake OF suffering humanity, send free TO all
who need IT, the recipe ard direction for making
the simple remedy by which he WAS CURED. SUI
'crcrs wishing 10 profit by the advertisers c1-
pcrience can dc so Ivy addressing 10 perfect cou-
fdeEce.
JOHN Il. OGDEN.
IL Cedar ST., New York.
4pril 30, lS15-Cm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

10 1t appears that Alabama negroes
argyo1ng buck on the carpet.ba%@cr<.-
They begin TO think they have u; much
right TO hold Office rs these political!
tramnS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

1 . The ncw kccly motor may he a
bIg thing but for III impulse to send :,
boy oil 10 school. give me the slipper
from his mothers foot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

tV'Thc Sacrament Of the Lords SUP
per will he administered in the 'rcsby.
terrain church. Ronney. on the 9TH Sab
bath Of August, the 2?th day. lrcpara
tory Services ag usual on Friday night
AMI Saturday preceding.
G.. VI. FINLEY, Pastor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20
Communication.
Our South Branch Valley Fair

MIR. HARPER A paper OIL this intcr.
csting subject. under the signature of
''JrsriCE.' by . gentleman OF Mineral
County, was received too late for pre-.
scntation to your readers this week.
Inc leading matter OF that paper will,
however, be laid before them next week.
by the authors friend. to whom it was
sent. The Importance and value OF an.
nual exhibitions Of the agricultural. me
chancal and stock resources of the conn.
try IS rs un1ucstionabic, rs the selection
OF the most central, accessible and zen.
orally convenient site for their displav
is obviously important and dcsirablc.-
For cc'hftdi.Mi0n, in considering the ucn.
cral interests OF our South Branch Valley
and Potomac Counties, in West Virginia.
AMI Maryland, the desirable site is Ger
tainly about Burlington, Mineral Coun
ty, not distant from the Railroad, and
the point where leading turnpikcs meet
and interscct. 10 secure the largest
success to this enterprise is Of the first
Importance, and the adequate means TO
do this lies IN the eligibility Of site. That
having been first nscertaincd, a Joint
Stock Company Of entcrprising, public
Np'i''S" hiSh "oNt' ooOll icliltcI Il
Branch Valley Agricultural and Mechan-
lcal Fair, tho success, the pride, the or
nament OF this part Of the country.
tG There arc the Roman nose, the
dish nose, the snub nose, and 4 diversi-
ty Of other kinds ofnoscs, hut the uglicst
nose is the one that polics itself intoo O.
Their peoples business, andthis cvcrybo-
dy knows.
W Most men like to see themselves
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

td Tho Preston County tou:,. it is
said, has ordered toll ::a.cs erected ON
all the county roads i'll tina. Go. This.
OF course. is new WAY To collect ,moncy
TO keep the roads in repair.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20
South 3ranch 9ntelligenter.
ROMNEI, FRIDAY, AUG. 20. 1871.

IL Or our first page we publish an
article on the doath, lie. &c.. Of Judge
James W. +. Allen. IL is well WORT,
the pcrus:;l Of each one Of our readers
especially. the young.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

i=5' Republican papers snccr q, Gov
crnor Allen rs n carpct-baggcr. The
Kansas City Times says: When he wen,
TO Ohio fiIty-tllrcc years ago. he w:ls q
poor ''trnmp''-a lad Of lG who hal 10
travel Oh foot, md WIS unable to own 4
carpet bag All his worldly wealth was
tied up in n handkerchief, and car
ricd on stick slung over his shoulder
Finding y home in Ohio lie has never
deserted her, never stained her name Nv
n mean, dishonest or unpatriotic action.
and his sympathy with the poor of her
population is rs lively and fai:h!m! to-
day rs it was when he was poor M
known boy himself. God bless all such
carpct-Iasgcrs They are the salt Of
American life, the noblcst models Of
Western manhood.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

fV'WhT is lawyer like rcstlcs,
man i'll bet? l;Gcausn he frs. lies o.:
one sihc and then on the other.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20
TIE HECKENDORN PLOW

We claim. is The Flow for nil smooth Intf. II
is ingcni"usv constructed. haYi,r reversible cast
point and share The pDint ard s',,rc ar" nis,
self Sharpening and cnn bc changed four gny4.
making II one Of III" most rrur"rniv.d Flows ii,s
latmc's c,1 Use. This il II .n"liuu siz" horse
, , h"hd r'nw Also, Daiti>cnhur,; & E.adey
Flow. Sold by
GILNrSoN. FrGu & VANCE.
Eomrcy, Aug. %, ls5',.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

z john nanHing. advertising agent.
New ioT!'. l':s; "ive!, ~ HE plan Of con-
Ln't;n% IN independent agency. and his
business, will hereafter be done through
the house Of M"-;r:. Geo. L. Howell K
Company.
Mr. Manning has valuable qualities in
"ycrIi!in" tia. apnrrtairs TO the prcpa-
rHii'Ht a:.l printing Of advcr;iscincu,s.--
lie haS "duca.iOn. taste. and q varied
r%rcT;pi,"" in Il special licI of activity.
IL" no" arrangement will enable him
10 Give even more care to the depart
mr'I' in which lic has special excellence.
wi:;i" 81" through system or ordering,
watching, and C!!rckihI advertisements :.
ar'l "a" m"rycl"fS promptncss with
which ti"y invariably meet every pccu-
;iiaTr obligation. cause publishers to
wc'""rn" every chance which cnlargcs
.hc ;.iIoGrt Of business coming through
tie l:Du,c OfCco. l.. Rowcll 4 Co.
kl-i,>"rir.--N IIarpcr's Ferry OF
last Friday . gentleman Of this county
;nc! ~ appointment his wife. from whom
i" l"d been separated for three years
he living: III this county and she in Iii
hris duri" Chat time. Accompanying
her was j." !i:;!c boy OF three years Of age
whom Il" had never seen. Having late.
y been corresponding. they mutually q.
grccI 10 again unite their fortunes and
try matrimonial life once norc.-Sto,u,.
I'm Nj'c''dVr.
cdr. y. \. lIcalcv extracted nee.
die from LADY, wrist on Saturday eve.
Mn" last which had been in there for
several months. causing her considcra
bic annoyance. An examination Of the
needle after the operation showed that
il was coated with rust.-CmJ. Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20
ESTABLISHED 1915.
JOHN 3. PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEEcIIAN MT,
NJ. liz SOUTH FRONT STREET,
ESTABLISHED 1915.

Solicits consignment 5 o: Wool Feathers, Gut
ton. Fur Skins aud other frltiiss, iri,i FRUITS,
Eu'rnic Roots Es.swax, and Merchandise gr,.c-
rally.
Giuserg Specially. Send for Price Current.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

t1-Gcncral Crooks expedition has
penetrated to Clusters Gu!ch, in tie
Black Hills, where two hundred miners
were found. In the meantime Spotted
Tails indignation has waxcl warmer,
and he proposes 10 put in q claim Of
S1,oh0,00O for damages incurred Ivy his
people in the invasion Of their count V.
Before what court or tribunal the ayari-
cions red man will present this claim is
not, however, stated. Goli. according
to the source OF this information, which
is spccia! correspondent orthc Trii.","
really exists in the IIills.-UH,.Iin,
IheHirnccr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

E"mEE::T y. I!A>ErTowN.-The resi-
''r:ic" Of k"v. %r. King. tho Methodist
minister i"ra:".' al !Iancytown. in Ohio
county. Wa entered Ivy parties unknown
sometime 'iuc>''"v night. ami that gen
i."'nan'~ raltaio3n', containing seven
',v.H"" dollars. stolen. The next morn
i'!c thc pan;s were found in the back
yaT'' bat thr moTcy was zone. Mr..
King !s,'s received The quarterly install
r"nj 81 lis ,a'as: last Sunday. 1t is
SUPPOSED Sp:uc one who was present at
III" quarterly meeting. KNOWN. The facts
Ia. ,,u""C" -iu'lv carried out lie robbie
W UAnlinI EryiMcr. -iu. II.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

~ Most men like to see themselves
III print; ladies' prefer to sec themselves
in silks AMI yclvcts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

10 The grain crop rr!,or: il '.n-.lanI
and France continue favorable. The
AnSlo'l;raziian steamship Hoync has
been wrecked. No loss Of lifr.-T:.r
instruction in Herzegovina threatens 10
assume the character ofrcii"io;.s var
Scrvia and Montenegro have assured the
Porte that they will maintain q ,"u:ra.
attitulc--Thc Catholic c!.r4v !.Dliin-:
State appoint .i.cnts in poacr have SUB.
mittcd TO The ecclesiastical laws The
price OF exception from tha Spanish
service is 5000 reals. something les
than S;l,no0--'fi" Scoops o.: y"ar rar:,,;t-
~ constructed in En"lonl foT Mexico
arc on fhc way 10 Ncr.. CrnI. Ii j, hc-
licvcd they will he sent 10 iI:c Eio
Grandc TO p-otcct Mexican in,n.csts.-
B'htjmore Snn. .log. -.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

MIs>T>$Irri WMLAr.--Thr i:"l.!" ."
some Mississippi counties Ne l:ra.@ii,.
OF their wheat cr",' and il woul appear
that they have good grounds f,r their
beasts. A Mr.. Brown, Of Tat" county,.
gathered II huShcls and jpcc!l& or c.:.c
acre, an" lie expects Tie t:""'i'r acres
that he had i'll 'Tic,:t vii! yield TOO h;,sl.-
els. A ncighbor Of bis, NJ. Sanders.
says that his crop will turn on. ?; bush
els and ! peek to Tic ;icrc. There vas
50 large wheat crop raiScl III Tate
county, and tic Planters arc 50 cu"",l~.
aged with their success that several How
Touring mills arc bcirr erected. This
Is much better. remarks a." baltimore
SIM. than the "all cotton policy 50 lon"
pursued in tho South.
PRESIDEST1AL MArSr,.Et N:.--N q
learn from the Baltimore SIM that there
Inns been moycincn! started in Na.l..
ington having for lis i'urpos" to petition
Congress at its nest session 70 a;,prr.
pirate sufficient SUN to dsintcr the re-.
mains Of all the deceased Presidents Of
the United States. remove them TO
Mount Vernon and rcin.cr Then. In ,.lau.
solcuiDs for each one in q circle round
the tomb Of Washington. The reason
given for this movement j. that some or
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20
A Terrible Accidental Young

Lady Shoehi"yiy Burned from Col OIL E1-
plVSioH.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-14

SEC. 10. Every person. firm. ASSOC
ployc lransacting, carrying ON or con-
shall pay for Il license SO to do, to said
Carson City, as follows, to wit:
FIRST CLASS.
For keeping n public dance house, or
hurdy gurdy house, $50 per quarter.
SECOND CLASS.
For each banking house and for hawk
ing or peddling, or offering for sale, any
goods, wares or merchandise of any des-
cription, or any other articles, $50 per
quarter; prorided, that hawker or ped :
dler may take out a daily license by pay
ing therefor, 81 80 per day; and prorided
tnbter, that no license shall be required
for selling the productions of this state,
when sold by the producer.
THIRD CLASS.
For every auctiOneer, broker, pawn
broker, or book canvasser, $50 per quarter;
prouided that a daily license may be issued
to auctiOneers and book canvassers, at
81 80 per day for the former, and 81 per
day TOR the latter.
FOURTH CLASS.
For keeping house of ilI-fame, where
wines, liquors or cigars, are sold, SIS per
quarter.
FIFTH CLASS.
For keeping . bowling alley, Chinese
laundry, hotel, insurance agency, livery
stabley lumber yard, saloon, hay yard,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-14

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by lie Medical pro
ION. DE. MX. HALLS BiLSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption,
aud all di-oas. Of tie Throat and Chest DE.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACUE ANODlNE cures
In one MINUTE. mLI1-Clu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-14

|
| An Ordinance nfpNidin@ loi ID, ..N
/ and collection oi LlcrI>es "a ,ai s"i ny
| The BUard 81 Trustees Oh ti'ls"il Nl'E W
| or,tain: ..,
| SECTION !. No person or persons III IN
| or association snail, within "lPpiilt'
| limits of Carson CITY, he aiiuwc'! To p"i-
| sue any calling. tI',Ur q! "i"l son Oh
| transact an! ht.>lnc>~ ttctt.i..-I''i III i'''
/ G:.t5. Av. -..,.' jHtl lay .''h u '''} - be-.
! ccnS' therefor ana i;ld ior IN" saline as
! hcrcinaItr: P.oN.drG; s..!,, 4'E .a\ \l"+s-
! tl"n oi this ordinance. ~" part :" o. -
| t"n"tn1 >Ha1l, on con Ei"'Ioh J' ''@ '"'
| CITY hrvOiurr l." 1ued Ia any I'm ''',t
! eXco cding fac hundred dollars, ana - "t'
+ "it~''S Of ,'nNIct.on Ia" ""s'- ,''..t 80.
/ taxed against I'te G'tchdaH'. ANA II ''''i
/ me ana costs ac Lot !"t4' OF NY t"''
( thereof the ""tendiih' Lieu l' ssht.>','--
. 81 IN the Count! Jan 81 o.htS' ) '.a!.' , .
which IT, hereby declared I" re 't' .A-' a.
sad Carson t.tE u.,'i. O'ti"t"t- .i'' .ll'"
;ud iro1 ,t,.3, at ia" r;jt.'l one @"% i"F
! every two 4o4.er' OF >'e." h".. ....,
( 81. =. -AI..i'7'i.r,~. '.Ne'ii r. 81 -
i'I,'' III ..>, ,,,.,.' mi al rso
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-14
Water. Natcr.. Water

I have on hand and aIH receiving large guam
tiles Of Gas md Water iipes which oter very
Cw. Also, have Oh hand :. large stock Of Brass
Goods. Hose ana Fittings NuIkneu 10 lay
pipe and do plumbing OF the shortest notice.
Work guaranteed.
fe2u r. 3. RAIL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-14


~ t;ln,..It.i
- Baltialooc 50, ss4
10 Utah 49,,
32s S 81 We, l1lll IL = 10 = ''''
-" 49, I-7gnd5. 81.
10 con .'..S
$50 ooc1uental = =
1,,5 a, ,,',,' ',i"' j,I,f al+ o.
400 Tyler g..
Evening Report
az Ni..-.,..,, = .3I..,.. -. =. lsa
40 RAYMOND * I j. =. 80 ~
- harv5s O.. rs, y. s.."i
{,-.l'.,..,.+-. Is. .-,..1-1l.
81 it.-se Vs. -
- +. Ia; IT 49,
i,-t Cil.l Hul lrc
i'o al. T.i. ; ..-..
r..a ',-,-.tau -
100 Jef'ersel'
loo Leopard II
no 10y Ia g. = --''S :
~ =, -. .
SIS I.'u.r-.4 n-.4
So Msasat..ty a.
SO ; .-t'f", - = ''''' = =
~ 80,
-s46 Wood nile = > 1-r, ..,-
70 Mint sc
te1 h"-euth - 30"
- - 90" III
~, O.. t,,,r -. b..
20 mi. c.rrsI soc
81 Asa-a1a 7rc
=. 'f u,f' .its1 -'c
30 ~ l@'-l1', = ="
l-n p...-...r ,,,n u. 1s.11
REMOVED DR.. Il. :. Whit las removed to
The l,aildl..g v,,t oe Wills. prus store oa KING
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
DIR. TUFTS HAIRDYE

Is easily applied. imparts beautiful black or
brown, and acts like magic. Toe best in the
world. Sold by all druggists. Price, 81 per box
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
|MN N N E[
STAN DARD
Also, Miles Alarm Cash Drawer,

Coffee and Drug Mills Letter Presses. &C.. &c
FRTScIPAL SCALE WAREHOUSES.
Fairbanks a. 90. 3iI broadway. NY.
FAIRBANKs a Co. li6 Baltimore st Baltimore.
FAIRBANks Co., So lamp stree New Orleans.
FAIRBAEKs Co 90 Main ST. Buffalo, N. y.
FAI BANKS 4 Co., 1888 Broadway. Albany, N. Y.
FAIRBANKs + Co 4n3 St. Paul's ST., M Dtrea1.
FAIRBANKS 4 Cost King William st ,Londou.E'g
EAIRBANKs, BROwS Co. Milk 81 Boston.
Pa RB,SKs. MoRsE & Co. III Lake St. Chicago
FaRRAHKs, MORSE a Co., l39 Walnut St.. Cin,0
FAIRBANKs MORsR 4 Co. Is Sup rior 81, Clev'd
fAiRBAsEs MORsE K o As Wood stPittsburgh
FAiRBAsEs, MORSE & Co 9Th Main, 6uisville
FAIRBAsKs Co.,S02 Sl Wash'tnn Az, StLouis
EAIRRAHKs HUTCHINSON. San francisco, Cal.
For sale by eading Hardware Dealers,
Vil4deoakw3mOs
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
GEORGE BROWN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIAL
Agricultural Implements and
Machinery,
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER
SH1M1EBSe
Commission Merchant,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

Has constantly on hand
The Studibaker Wagon, the Buckeye
Reaper and Mower and Reaper, the Sim
claiI Straw Cutters. the Russell fresh
ing Machine, the Wheeler Il Millock
Threshing Machine, the Hagerstown
Sulky Hay Rake, the Keller Wheat Drill,
the Buckeye Cider Mill, the Prize Cane
Mill, .the Blanchard Churn, the Avery
One-horse Steel Pillow, Brown 81 Man
ley's Iron Beam Double-Shovel Plow,
Frost IL Hunters Farmer Friend "
One and Two-horse Plow, Detey's Wash
ing Machine and Wringer, Sinclair
Corn Shelter, the Cary Thribble-geared
Down or Mounted Horse Power, for
from to 10 horses, Erik IL Co.'S Steam
Engine, and other machinery.
Has also a full stock of
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
SfSS . SIN

mild aPerient and gentle purgW
tive, recommended for the cure of all derange
ments Of the stomach. liver and bowels. By their
timely use much sickness is prevented. The test
OF many years have proven them to be the safest.
surest and best Of all the pills ever offered to the
public. They purify the blood, remove all cor
ruptions and rsetore the diseased system to per-
feet health. AS AN ANTID0TE TO CHILLS
AND FEVER. they have no equal. FOR DYS-
PERSIA, they are a specific. For SICK HEAD
ACHE and BILIOUS collie. they are sure
cure. For CONSTIPATION, RHEU MATIsM,
PILES, PALPITATION OF THE HEART,
PAIN IN THE SIDE. BACK AND L0INs
NERVOUSNESS, a positive remedy. FOR FEE
MALE IRREGULARITIES. without a riva,
When one does not feel very WE'LL" sing
dose stimulates the stomach and bowels, restore
the appetite and imparts yigor to the system.
everywhere. Office. IS Murray Street, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-11
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL. TENN.
, Yesterday. George q. Frelinghuyscn. OF
the supreme Court of New Jersey, was q !
mitied 10 TIE bar. The application of John
Davis. Of Massachusetts. for admission was
referred 10 the standing committee. Benia-
min /. ShankS was appointed a constable
To-day. Cox AIT MCPHERSON: aDpeaI to tho
supreme Court of the United States. On
motion Of Mr. Lambert, Il. \. Burton. of
kal saS. was admitted 10 the bar Also
Thomas Hood: on motion Of Mr.. Crittenden
The case Of District agt. HamasOn was re-
sulned and argument concluded.
Equity CoURT-It,,lge EUlio.
.T9-day. Jockey ast. Johnson ct al; order
diStharsing RrOadwaier from arrest
schwartz act. DOnOlO ct al: order appoint
ing guardian al litem. Bowling agt
Eoucher; DO. Owens agt. Fos key: do. Bangs
ance company agt. Grant; order modifying
order appointing receiver. Holden agt
Lyon; injunction against proceedings At law
Alexandria and Washington railroad com
Tany agt. Wilkes; orderof reference. Hougn
agt. TAFT: do. SipeS aet SipeS. do. Mace
aGt. Evans; leave 20 file amended bill Long
agt. Long; do. Kelley agt Prentice; leave 10
Me answer. Moore sgf. Moore ct al; decree
ment ordered.
POLICE COCRT-JI4Ioe Si,ep.
To-day. Columbus Brown. violating mar
het rules; $. John Brice, larceny of some
SACKS of feed from Geo. w. Knox. 4 search
was made OF the premises of defendant and
twenty-thTee sacks found. with some corn
cart without number; forfeited collateral
Anna Queen, prOfane and indecent language:
-. DaHl r. Lyons forfeited collateral. owen
Taylor. warrant. was sent 10 the gravel
pts. Daniel Foley, an idle and suspicious
fellow. was sent after Owen TAYLOR. Cnas
West. - for disorder. Ephraim Grammar;
same. MUnTOe Pool. disturbing the elrepers
of Georgetown: S.|. Maggie Woodward pro
fane 81. Margaret Jones and Sarah John
son, lOud and bOisteTOuS; - each. Van Bu-
rem Thomas treSpasSing on a street park
ing; -. Geo. Jones, rude and obscene COM
ments on DaSSerS by. In testimony il was
shown that Jones was in the habit OF calling
out barrels; have you any barrels FOR sale"
10 the complainant; -. Ann Boone, Ellen
B0one. Julia Hail and Cora Harris cOlore
Splnsters. charged with disturbing a church
curing religious worship; continued under
boEds. Robert Thompson, assault and bat
terry on JOS. Clary; continued. Mary Brady.
assault and battery on Julia Mahorney-
mar pulling; 50 {. Butlef, assault and bat
terry on Teresa Blanchard-stOnc Throwing.
so; Mary Lawson pleaded guilty TO assault
on Maggie kimball. Mary Knocked Maggie
down with black jack; so. Michael Pen
deTgaSt. larceny OF two United States Urea
Sury notes, Sz0 each. and sixteen SfG notes
from his father: grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-11
AL Elk A Y n RI A.

PRIMARY ELECTION.--A primary election
viii be held by the conservatives of the city
on Monday next, 18th instant. to nomina tC
candidates for the offices of mayor. city seq
geart and commissioner Of the revenue
though il is uuders TODD the latter Office Will
rot be vacant until July !, 1876.
JOsE ON 4 TONSoRIAB ARTIST-Thc pro-
TTict tor OF the BARRIERS shop on the northwest
cDfrtT of Prince and Royal streets. who has
lac Y put mp n yellow curtain I'm his window
was exceedingly annoye on Saturday after
noon last by discovering that some unknown
miSCLievOuS person had pasted the word
" smallpox in large letters, Immediately
under the window sill. and driven away
much of his custom in consequence.
FISH.-AmoDg the receipts of fresh FISH ut
FiSht town to-day were t. tD1 herring rom the
shores at Budds Ferry and STUMP Neck,
! few sturgeon are arriving, and sell at higiI
figures G0-ftts. ION.