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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and AEue, Intermittent Fever,
AEue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh,T or mlssmatlo
AS its name implies, it does Care, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qulnlne, BIS
muth Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, it in nowise Injuries any pa
tent The number and importance of its cures
in the ague districts, are literally beyond account,
and we believe without a parallel in the history
or Ague medicine. Our pride Is grauled by the
acknowledgements we receive of tic radical cures
Effected in obstinate cases, and where other REM
edics had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, Will DO
protected by taking the dGUE CURE daily,
For Lire1. Com pTdiIItS, arising from torpid
hy of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stlmu'
lating the Liver into healthy activity -.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints u
Is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
failed. ..,
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world.
PRICE. 500 PER BOTTLE.
Eahr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
HtRNRSS, SADDLES AND RRIDLRS,

Dds sMANUFAoruRxDsoRt REPsIgEDgisIs's
lsGhdrteitOuta, Je5FsrsonseO FiityEaaGiiS.
1 rHs On IA sr:.ispsS lESssd -
vicinity, that be is constantly making and
rsPafrihg Carriage. Ga g. Ba gey seoseh $50 nagoe
Sc, in the most durable lhtphers and the Et3ss
modern style of WorkmA nship, md "A shert
and upon Giving, terms, NV work eoInmenus
itself All Task is share OF tbe pahiie p6ttopsgS.
Of Call upon me ~ my ss.AblishasPt On, Mar
10 - RY,DaMIpDLEKAgFFs
November I. ls66-ly -,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

Economy is beginning to prevail again
At a funeral, Saturday, nine men appeared
with unblacked boot heels.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

= Couteutment is said to be better than
riches, but the latter is good enough for ye
writer Whitehall Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
wATERS'
NEW SCALE PIANOS

are the + at made. Tho touch elastic, and limo
singing tone, powerful. pure and even
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
cannot be exceilcd in toas or beauty; they defy
competition. The Concerto Stop is fine Iulita-
ton OF the Human Voice.
PRICEs EXTREMELY Low for cash during this
Mouth, Monthly InstalInents received, on Pianos.
$40 to $50; Organs, SIS to $40; Second hand
Instruments So to SIS, monthly after frat Deposit
AGENTS WANTED. A liberal diacount to Teachers,
Ministers, Churches, Schools. Lodges. etc. Special
inducements to the trade. Illustrated Catalog ues
Mailed. HORACE WATERS & SOSS.4SI BrnTd-
way, New YORK. box 1861.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
DIR. UELLIG & PFOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED TONIC ELIIB. se'
THE HOUSEHOLD. REMRnY. NJ


During thirty FIVE years, Or. oeitig hA1ibesn
using this Elixir in bis private practice He IL oae
OF the mOst sueeesPfui ply sicRns ia the StAtc 81
Pennsylvanis, HE practice has been sEtsnsiye,r-
All kinds OF diseases have como under hIs notice,
and wherever and whenever he has uussd ,th
edy has found il to auswer HE purpose. lpdesd,
so reliable and Beneficial hes he fouhdft 20 Dc ia
curing oertpin disesses that be has kindly ed
il within the reach OF the puPiic, thai ali Who
suffering from these dist Ases may take Il and
regain their health. II will cure
Dyspepsia. SICK Had Aehs, Lipsr Compisinf, Hs.
bisuaI CosiiUsntSs, Cramp IN the SOmGekl GSseslss
Dissas.s Of the SKIN, Central DebtIity, or
WsGknSSs eGUsrd By E1ests. TripfG6sdessN 81
or Exposure, snd oil
- NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. .EISA
ItisvAluabls a. tonic. II willimpaH strength
to the stem, purify the blood restore the ost
appetite. Il 10 Hlso certain to remove u obssfue-
tions 10 the regular of nature in Tenn lee
purifying the Complexion and giving eiAsdeity 20
the spirits. y-H tf-rrts5 ; = -
Also a sure remedy for abe diseases OF Gram
Sickness ChloT0sis, LeUchorTheR or White.
Womb Complaint or Falling of the Womb. &c
But like all remedies OF this class should be
with caution by Married LAuieS. b. 54s / 3 -
ONE HUNDRED nor LARS RFwApD
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

1t must make prisoner raven mad to
be called jail-brd.
Why is the sun like u good loaf Be-
cause it's light when it rises.
-Babies are described as coupons attached
to the bonds of matrimony.
Understanding off an old hen as
. young chicken.
When is an egg not oval When YOU
turn it round.
Musical piracy-stealing march.
"A dsliberative body-a slow man.
-'sure pOp"-champsgue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

STUMP Il HAWKS. 'a '-...
win conduct the business of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In oil its branches, gasrantyinS the Sect ~orkrnan-
ship and satisfactory tcrms. We intend 10 largely
increase the business nj make order, and aso
keep on hand for saIc CARRIAGES, BUGGTES,
ROCKAWAYS and LIG 1T WAGONS of the most
approved patterns, and OF superior materials, and
warrant every article to be as recommen ded. We
shall have in our employ some Of the hands who.
fo!twsnt7 years or more, were employed by Mai,
W.. Hawks md also have the benefit his pres
and advice, and il will be the endeAor of the
new & rTn: 10 maintain the reputation OF HAWKS
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken in ex-
chsngcfor new work On hand ,csnstsntly, Second
haad work which will be dispOssd OF At moderate
figures.
In addition TO the above, purpose giving our
attention general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horscs snd vehicles of every deecrp-
tion the accommodation ofthe public
a. STUMP,
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OF ElFVduTFl uWu uII
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. ~ ~

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Will be given 90 any person who will prod uoe Auy
medicine that will eifect more speedy and per eet
c HTe Of tho diseases herein mentioned. $50
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
NOTICE TO THE1
Merchants and Public.

THE undersigned purpose C."nd1cting FOR
L WARDING AND COMMIS5l OH BUSINESS.
for the PURPOSE of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

We have also for saIe n. Y. Early RO.e Seed Pc
tatocs. several Thousand No. Oak Shingles.
so,. ed, and a good No Top Buggy, at Ucry lol7
fgurs We will uiso sell several hundred bushels
Of CORY in the
April 2r, 1875. BERRY BROS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

Why is the sun like u good loaf
cause it's light when i. rises
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
IN CARPETS. !

such BrusseIs Three Ply, ingram. Cottage. Rag,
List and Stair. White and Check Matiings. Floor
and Stair Oil Clothsin all widths. The stock is
large, varied and selected with great care, di
rect from the ufacturers. We will cell them
at prices that defy competition. We have added
to stock
LINEN WINDOW SHADES, AND FIXTURES,
Table Oil Cloths in Marble. Oak, Rose. Mahogany
aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, June D, 1879.
The Secretary Of State has been officially Informed that
by the royal decree OF the Netherlands Government H.
c. vanderhoumen at his request been relieved as
Commissioner for the Centennial Exhibition and Baron
W. G. BrOnster Vanderzyp appointed in his place Inc
Secretary also received information from Stockholm that
the Rgsdag has appropriated $93,SOO In gold the 1ui
amount asked to deay the expenses OF taking part
in the Centennial Exhibition Mahl0n Chance, Consul
Nassau NewPrOvdence writes that the people OF the
Bahamas making vigorous efforts to be represented
at the Exhibition.
The amount Of bonds held by the United States Urea
srer as security for National Bank circulation $685.,
93s 9OO the held for public deposit is $l50l
900 The National Bank circulation outstanding amounts
to S35O7sO279, Of which $2,456,OO0 are in National
gold bank notes The National bank notes reccved or
redemption during last week amounted TO S5,43S,3I
and the United states notes sent 10 banks TO S29Oo
the fractional currency receipts were $69o,lOO.
The has received information from
Mr. James, Postmaster at New-York that the mail ar
rived there Friday night hour earlier than under the
old arrangement. Tine mail for this city in Saur
the limited express and arrived here an hour
carrier than usual So far the new arrangement proves
entire success.
At the Council OF the Mount Vernon Ladies' AssOcia
ton at their meeting yesterday instructions were given
for such repairs at Mount Vernon estate abso
lutey resolution was passed expressing
the satisfaction of the Council at the general condition OF
the premises.
The Secretary of the Interior has approved OF the find
ing Of the Commission appointed to investigate the
charges preferred by W. +. Sawyer against Major Will
bur- examiner in the Patent Office OF malfeasance III
Office, and dismissed the case against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

silent This evening, when his attention was called TO
the editorial article in The Indianapolis journal
taking strong grounds against Presidential third TERM
and which has generally been thought to be reflection
Of Ills views upon that question the Senator said ad
responsible for what appears in the columns of The In
didnapolis Journal than you are" Mr. Morton de-
cined TO express an opinion the Presidents third
term letter. and begged TO be excused from giving ex-
preston 10 his views the political situation gen
orally He should he said adhere to this determination
until the contest for the next Presidency fully sets l
he would willingly give utterance TO his opinions
through THE TRIBUNE at this early day.
TARIFF DECISIONS.
The Treasury Department has instructed the
Surveyor OF st. Louis that the rate OF
duty guipure lace so cents pound and so per
cent ad valorem. announced that anarnds under
the free list include only the article In It's natural cond
ton preserved in sugar moasses they are dutiable
per cent ad valoem under the provision in sched
ule for fruits preserved in sugar. brandy or molasses
Fish caught from the inland lakes the Canadian trt
utaries thereof not free under the Treaty OF ASH
ington but when imported and entered Ill good 1ath
for immediate consumption fresh nsh are Tree uder
the tariff rules IL sailed and packed after Importation
they liable to duty at the rate OF 90 cents per l0O
pounds.
RUMORs CONCERNING GEMS. MEIGS AND NC
DOWELL
There is a report, which, however, is not
officially confirmed, that QuartermaserGeneral Meigs
having assigned special duty, with his brevef
rank of MajorGenera will he placed in command OF the
Department of the South with headquarters at Louis
ville and that Gen Mcdowell will then go to Europe on
leave and upon his return will be placed upon the re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
SUICIDE And INSURANCE.
IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE MARYLAND COURT OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DURING INSANITY

IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE MARYLAND COURT OF
ApPrALs-sEIF-pEsTRUCTIO DURING INSANITY
DEATH BY ACCIDENT.
BALTIMORE, June 6.-The Court of Appeals
OF Maryland sitting at Annapolis has decided the case
OF the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company agt Mag
dalcna Peters under an appeal OF the Company from
decision of the Court The Company defends Its
ton under the in the policy when makes 1t VOID III
the assured shall die by his hand or act" The Court
saws it is now too well settled admit Of question, that
the clause Is not be construed compromising every
possible case which life is taken by the persons own
For instance all the authorities concur In the view
that an unintentonal accidental taking OF life Is not
within the meaning and intention OF the clause Thus H.
by inadyertence accident person shoots himself or
takes poison by mistake in sudden frenzy or deuson
tears bandage from wound and beeds to DEATH in the
literal sense OF the he dies by his act yet all
the decisions agree that reasonable construction OF the
provso according TO the plain and obvious intention or
operation The of sefdestuction in this was BY
hanging and the Court instructed the jury that the
clause in question would not prove q recovery,
II they found from the evidence that the deceased
killed himself in a fit of insanity which over lt
DoWcred his consciousness, reason and VIII. ana
he acted from blind aud uncrontrollable I'M
pulse and that after they are satisfied he aea by ms
own hand. IL becomes the duty OF the plantn on nef
part offer proof sufficient to PREVENT the operation
OF the % ana sGe s he NOT at
She must prove that he was insanse when the a h
s ss was cd@meG tEe jury must
he was then sane, and they cannot draw an inference
that he was insane from the fact that he destroyed his
life. These instructions say the judges state the
law more explicitly and more favOraby for the insurer
than Is found In any Of the American authorities to when
they have referred or to which their attention mas been
called in argument. The court says In effect that when
the act self ructiOn done during insanity ii Is u
death by accident The judges have examined the record
i'll the case, and cannot that there no evidence
legally sufficient authorize jury 10 infer nnd ma
that the deceased killed himself in fit OF INSANITY Inc
Judgment OF the court below 1.-THE Court OF Common
Pleas of Bamorel, which found for the plaintiff Mag
dalena Peters,, affirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
A NEW OCEAN STEAMSHIP.

The new steamship Somerset. of the Great
Western line for Bristol, England has just been com
pleed by the managing owners, Messrs. Mark, Witwi
& Son. OF Bristol. This Is the fourth steamer they have
built aud placed in this trade in which they made their
first venture with the ArIagon in the Spring OF ISL
The Somerset has been constructed especially for this
route and Of 1000 tons register 292 feet in length 30
feet inches IN breadth % feet depth being of iron OF
unusual strength double plated on her top sides for 1870
feet The saloon Is GO feet in length, uxuriOusy htted
up the sides being paneled OF highly polished wood
OF various kinds Tie accommodations for intermediate
and seerage passengers Of superior character spe
compound suracecOndensng engines having cylinders
OF Is inches and - inches in diameter, stroke 40
inches and capable of being worked to loo horse
power Capt Western Of the Arragon will command
her and the agent kcwIOrk Is Mr. W. ID. Morgan, NO
20 souths; long and most favOIaby known In the ship
ping trade of that city, Bristol Daily Post, May IL
ls7J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

srher, 1, to have the men in the and Leheh re-
gions 90 to work the reduced rates ana avae i U
wages with their idle brethren in the Schuyk regio,
to enable the latter to keep up the strike tne pv
being to attack the operators in detail as soon a. to
tory Is won In this county The men IN the oten ne
gions would strike again and be assisted III eiI s hry
the Schuy XIII miners 1t Ia impracticaDle pan,
The Lehigh and zerne men are n a nar
much IMPOVERISHED to be willing TO give away an! p'
OF their earnings when they begin to WORK aga as
To seriously suggest such PROJECT az, az o"n
done at the Council at Shenandoah on Friday is 10 con
fess that the strike Is without Justification IL was pr
tended first that the reduced wages offered Well ut
sufcient for miner to support his family upot, Hi
1t is proposed that portion OF the st i ;di cnm
take care themselves, besides thousands OF iuo 81,
rades upon the wages visited Mshahoy 49,
Yesterday and found the people still rather Gus
the inroad OF the army Of raiders but satsned '
would be no trouble II the troops remained nh wuaA
was resumed IL they should be Withdrawn Ia he Dr.,
emf temper of the strikers they feared all sorts of deu
consequences even the destruction OF the coeres
and the burning Of the town. The same senumeh.
expressed at Shenandoah At St. Clair, cohsuei
village between Mahanoy and Pottsville, the SAINT ap
prebensiOn Ia felt at the withdrawn OF hnlnuy
company belonging TO the place which has oeen se
ShalnOkn The citizens would have felt SAFER IL n"u
at home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
EFFORTS TO PUT AN END TO THE TROUBLES ON
THE MEXICAN FRONTIER.

GALVESTON, Texas, June 5.-According to
reports from Nueces County. Texas Acknowledgement
Steele 10 tour of observation through the western
countless making thorough examination Of past trou
blcs with view Of reporting TO the state authorities
thereon.
An enrolment has been made Of all men liable 10 Mill
tary duty between the Gaudaoupe and the Rio Grande
in the southern counties
special dispatch to The Ne,cs from Brownsve says:
"Gen Fuero recently at Monterey is on his way TO this
frontier OF which he is TO have command His forces In
clude regiments OF cavalry, with orders " check
raiding upon Texas"
Gen. Corna positively refuses to obey the order direct
ing him to report In person at the City OF Mexico He
Gays he resigned and is a citizen His friends
circulating petition to the Government " let Cortins
remain IN authority on the Rio Grande.
The appearance of the Texas state troops on the Rio
Grande produced great excitement among the people on
the Mexican side. Residents Of ranches above Mata
moras have organized resist INVASION and have placed
sentnels at the crossing Of the river and roads The
cattle droyers much alarmed Some promiDn Mt cit.
have Netamoras for security aud protection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
THE INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
ROcrOy lime 6-The twenty third animal

BOSTON, JtInt u CWFHTy-I1ITI
session OF the International Typographical Union begins
In the Common Council Chamber OF the City Hall to-
morrow, the meetings to continue daily until Friday
The Reception Committee of the Union in Boston aud
the vicinity have arranged to entertain the delegates
very handsomely The delegates quartered at the
Revere House, and this morning carriage ride
was arranged for the guests to the Chestnut
Hill Reservoir and other prominent places
Tomorrow morning the business session Will be opened
with prayer by the Rev. A. A. Miner d. d. and after the
opening exercises have ended, adjournment will be
held to enjoy the hospitalities Of the New-Engand
Franklin Club. On Tuesday evening the delegates will
extended by Mr. Arthur Cheney 10 visit the Globe
Theater and witness the performance OF Eyangelne on
any evening, they may select On wednesday the
delegates will become the guests OF the city and Will take
sail down the barbOr. The browning event OF the week
will Thursday evening when the Boston Union
Will give their guests reception, ball and banquet at
Odd Fellows Hall. On Friday the session Will close with
the election OF officers for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
DELINQUENT COUNTY TREASURERS

THE TAXES DUE FROM TWO COUNTIES PAID
THE ACCOUNTS OF RENSSELAER, AND DUTCfEss
COUNTIES sETTLED-ExCUsEs AND PROMISES
MADE by TIE TREASURES OF OTHER COUNTIES
THE AFFIDAvITs UPON WHICH ARRESTS AXE
TO BE MADE NOT YET COMPLETED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSEl
Albany June 6-Of the delinquent County
Treasurcrs named in THE TRIBUSEs dispach lecehu!'
only two have settled with the Controller since tha, pun
Hcation Mr. Hotclkin OF Rensselaer, county anu MI
Fonda Of Dutchess County having advanced the amounts
due from them upon the day they the publicatoh'
Their ready compliance at that time, however dd hot
save them from the service OF the complaint upon hc
and the payment OF fee OF S25. Most OF the o'hcr
Treasures have forwarded excuses Tor their honco
pliance and il is lie observed that nearly all OF en
argue that the custom heretofore has always beehto
hold the money several weeks and even months over Tue
time named by law it's payment to the Controller ME-
Holmes Ode Of Wescheser County has sent "oru " o
Attorney that his delinquent tax comprises TUG
amount charged against him In the district receh'y
annexed to NewYork City, and is really in possession oi
the Controller of Ncw-York City. The bank at water
TOWN. Jefferson County which contained the deposits OIL
the treasurer of that county has failed and he has iof
warded n statement that effect. In the matter OF the
Livingston County Treasurer, John shepherd let'er
has been received from Assembly lyman James Faulkner
asking for stay Of proceedings and promising that the
amount S2j 251 shall be forwarded AZ once George H.
Bristol Of Tompkins County who so calmly informed the
Controller that he would send the on II the state
actually needed it. although it would press him some
what has not been heard from since the puOllca-
ton. Luther II. Conklin OF Oswego County, VINO
was reported to be going TO Ncw-iorh
TO borrow the money sends word that he VEN
i'm obedience 10 n request of the Supervisors OF MS county
10 obtain loan OF 100000 and promises to the
amount charged against him ls5697O) at an cary d'i.
In all the cases ice OF summons, Zee oi 70 is
charged and no sums accepted In payment OF thc
taxes overdue until this OF costs has also pch
paid The Deputy Attorney General has mol YET con-
cuded the adavits when TO arrest those treasures
sill remaining DELINQUENT as he has been summoned TO
NeW-York City legal business.
(F0T reports Third rage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
THE TRaDESMENS BANK ROBBED.

A TRUSTED EMPLOYEE DISAPPEARS WITH SEVERAL
CHECKs-THE LOSS TO THE BANK OVER $4,000.
Dennis DOYLE, who was employed by the
Tralesmens Bank at No 29l Broadway, disappeared on
Friday last with between $4,000 and $4,000 OF the
banks money, and has not since been seen. Doyle was
hired by the bank-of which Richard Berry is President
four years ago as collector He had been from time to
time intrtsted with small drafts upon suburban banks
and those in this city collection. He had seemed
faithful and trustworthy, and this year was pro-
NOTED to the position Of superintendent OF the building
On Friday Doyle was given large number OF checks
and notes that to he certified, amounting In value
to over $4,000. He also handed number of small
and checks to collect On the desk OF the banking
room lay check for 300 upon bank near by which
was ready for collection Doyle took this check without
being ordered TO do by anybody, and went out.
When Mr. Berry, the President, heard that Doyle had
been with the years and often had been in
trusted with much larger sums, he hardly suspected him
OF dishonesty. 80
Three o'clock came, and nothing had been nor
heard OF Doyle Later in the afternoon Mr. Berry sent
man and the bank was kept open until late in
ing but 10 purpose Mr. Berry informed Capt Caffrey
feared Doyle had been robbed and perhaps murdered
II was asccraned that Doyle had been in the habit Of
pressed the opinion that he had gone on long debauch
with the money Detectives were put at WORK. ent up 10
boyIe lived in the building on the opposite side OF
Broadway from the bank, and the jantor OF that
building. lie was a married man, and his sister-inaw
lived with him andassisted in taking OF the building
on Saturday this woman questioned as TO the time
when she saw Doyle last. she said that he had
been in the building about o'clock Friday. She
aerwad found in OF the closets which
Doyle had carried In it were found the $50 900 in checks
and notes which OF no Use to Doyle. There were,
however, OF the checks that he had been sent to col
lect money on Mr. Berry thought Il very strange that
DOyes sistcrnaw had not returned the papers sooner
and it believed that she knew more than she was Will
ling TO admit superintendent Waing expects TO arrest