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THE LONG BRANCH RACES yesterday were
an interesting midsummer event.
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The REPUBLICANS IN WISCONSIN, held con-
ventlon at Madison yesterday and passed
some curious resolutions. showing the effects
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY. JULY 5. 1875.
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Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
covery in medicine is DA COSTA'S RAD
ICAL CURE for Dyspepsia, Billiousness,
Constipation, 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 1t is faithfully used. 1t tones up
the stomach, puriies 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 If typhoid and
bilious fever has been prevented by its
timely use. Trial size 10 cents, sold by
D. j. BRIDGE, Druggist,
Next door to the Postotfice.
April 8, Is. IS -lyerd &weow.
Simmer hats cheap at Deatrick's.
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w ASHlNGTON, Dtpl. l0J 1919
After suffering for two years with the
distressing disease known as Rheumatism,
and Having tried great many remedies
without effect, | became entirely discour-
aged and faithless in all remrdies, but
through the persuasion of friend | pur-
chased two bottles of Durang' Rheumatic
Remedy of Messrs. Helphenstine and Bent
ley, at the same time remarking that had
no faith in it whatever; nevertheless,
tried it according to directions, and TO my
great surprise, after taking three doses,
was able to walk comfortably without
the use of cane. My hands were so bad
ly effected as to be almost useless. | am now
able to follow my usual occupation nearly
as we'll as ever. | am satisfied this medi-
cine will cure rheumatism IN all its forms.
All who may be afflicted try itand be sat-
isfied. GEO. w. TICHENOR,
No ll08 Maryland Avenue.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. Is.
We cheerfully state that Mr.. Tichenor
is in our employ, and can fully endorse his
statement as to his improvement in health
JNO. WEILSTOOD,
President Columbian Bank Note Co.
GEO. T JONES. Wee President
W. w. WORDEN, Trustee
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SHEPHERDCliLlEGE
Shepherds wm,,Sy Va. Z,

TINE next annual session of this school
Il will begin SEPTEMBER 9th, 1915
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 adj
vance in their course.
The 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 communication
should be addressed to Prof Joseph Nc
Murran, Principal.
g. M. BELTZHOOVER,
Sec'y. Board of Trustees.
July l6, 2mw
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DYSPEPSIA
anil Io.twl

Americans are particularly subject to
this disease and its effects; such rs Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive-
ne ). heartburn, wattr-brash, coming up
of the food, coated tongue, disagreeable
tastein the mouth ,palpitatior ofthe heart
and ali diseases Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses Df GRegG's AUGUST Flower
will relieve you at once and there ppsitiy-
ely is not a case in the United States it will
not cure If you doubt tets 20 to your
Druggist L w Baker or E G Williams Jr,
and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and
try 1t; regular size IS cents.
July y. COW.
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More Cheap Goods

Having just returned from the city,
we are now receiving and opening a
fresh supply of seasonable goods, which
welfare marking down at very low figures
AS follows;
Best calicoes. 8 cents; good do s cents;
Laurel ID Muslin, 10 cents; Domestic
Bingham, 8 cents bleached Muslins s
vnd 10 cents, Androscoggin, (bleached)
IL cents; Fruit of Loom, 123 cents !;
Heavy Crash, 10 cents; Corsets so cts,
etc., etc.
We respectfully ask an examination
of goods and prices.
ID. w. TIMBERLAKE.
July 81, 6td.
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NNHIS wonderful Remedy will cure
Il any case Of rheumatism or .Rheu-
matte Gout on the face Of the earth 70
matter how long standing or how aggra-
waited in form. It is to be taken internal
ly, the only way these diseases can be
reached Read the following certificates
and satisfy yourselves
P o. DEPARTMENT, APPOINTMENT OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug II, IA. (
Hessrs Heiphenstine h Bentley,
For many years past have been suf-
ferer from Chronic Rheumatism, and few
weeks since my attack was unusually se-
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. Il P Peck, correspondent
of the press, who is well known to me, mo-
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 Reme-
dy, and have only to say in my case its
effect upon me was wonderful. A few
doses esabling 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
o return of the disease since, hope it is
totally eradicated from my system by the
use of one bottle of your remedy.
Respectfully,
JAMES III. MARI.
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The Balloon Mystery.
[ Er041a d Chicnn0 Erchnnnel

TTOfft q CNtCUyO EJcUUNyeI
The remarka BILE thing about the loss
of the unfortunate men is the utter I'M
certainty concerning their fate. Not a
vestige of anything has been discovered
20 suggest the remotest idea of their end.
We believe this is the first instance on
record where men have persisted from
balloon ascensions and nothing has been
ascertained OF the peculiar circumstances
of their death. And it is this that keeps
alive the interest concerning them.
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A Doctor, attending wit who
was very ill. apologized for being
late one day by saying that he had
to stop to see man that had fallen
down a well.
Did he kick the bucket, Doc
tor" inquired the other
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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. N. DEATRIoKs.
Oct 21tf.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
SPECIAL NOTICI..

My hitching posts are on my own
premises, and farmers and others COM
ng 70 town can have the privilege Of
litching their horses thereto, and let
hem stand as long as they please.
G. NJ. SHAFFER.
aug. 6,3td.
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We are receiving our Spring Stock Of
Boots and Shoes for Men, Boys and
Youths by the case, direct from tho
manufacturers, which viii be sold very
low for cash at
Fl. n. DEATRICK'S.
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NOTICE.

THE ADULT HEIRS of Samuel Pitsno-
gle deceased, a.e hereby notified to
come forward and receive their share of
funds left by deceased in my hands, on or
before the 10th day of August, 1875, as I
will not pay any interest on TIE same af-
ter that date.
LEVI PITSN0GLE.
July 30,75,3w.
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in the northern suburbs of the town
of Martinsburg, bounded as follows:-
Beginning at the North West corner of
Michael Delany' lot, on line of an al
ley; thence with the line of said alley N
70 $40 West 33 feet to stake(2N corner
to said Alley and Jonathan Strlne' lot;
thence with said Strine's lot N 81 Lao
w l60 feet to stake (3) at the 1.-The of
the b 81 0 railroad limits; thence With
the limits of the railroad to stake "a
corner to Catharine Byer's lot; thence
with said line S. $50 - L to the South
West corner of beginning together
with all the appurtenances aud privi-
leges thereto belonging.
This sale is made by virtue of q deed
of trust made by DAVID G. Byers and
wife to the undersign ed as Trustee
of the Mechanic Mutual Building As
ISOLATION of Martinsburg, dated April
q, 1873, and recorded in the County
Clerks Office of Berkeley county, in
Deed Book No 60, pages 479 and 480, to
secure an indie btedness to said Building
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 interest
from day of sale, reserving lien for the
deferred payments.
r. NJ. PRICE. Trustee,
j. NELSON WISNER,
Atty. for Association.
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WASHINGTON, July ID, 1874.

w ASHlNGrON, July 10, 1914.
Mssws. Helphenstine & Bentley:
l suffered for more than thirty years
from chronic rheumatism, at tunes 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 TIA
ken it all, (sxteen doses) was a well man,
and as write this certificate am perfectly
free from pain, all owing to taking the
above medicine. | regard it as the only
preparation ever gotten up that will effec-
tuylly cure rheumatism.
JOHN P. BENTLEY,
Chief of Pablo Debt Division, lst Audi
tors Office, Treasury Department, Wash.
ington, d. G.
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NIFTY THOUSAND FEET OF
Il Black Walnut Lumber for which
the highest cash market price will be
paid. Apply to 5. HINKLE,
at G. V. r. r. Depot.
June l2-lma@3m ".
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a large lot Of Ladies and Misses shoes
and gaitcrs just received, and which
will be sold very low for cash at
DEATRICK'S,
april 10,twf
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DIR PFOUT'S
ANTI-RILLI0US FAMILY PILLS

These excellent Pills vii be found a sure remedy
for acidty OF the Stomach, Indigestion Habuaic Cos
tlveness, Cramp Collie, Fever and Ague. This terri
Bile and distressing disease Can with from two Ia
four doses he oyerpoweFed and has in may cases Of
fect"d cure with one singe Pill Every pill beina
an ordinary dose, renders them the cheapest ,nedi
cine IN the world and their certainty fctire une-
qualled We have never found them to IA in rase.
Of Jaundi~e and Spasmodic Affections. They uurifv
the blood and promote healthy action of the skim
They are purely vegetable and perfectly free from
anything that can do either permanent or tenporarv
injury to the STOMACH or Bowels, or to the general
system. Persons not in need o. them would do well
to keep a box constantly on hand as they do not
loose their good properties by age and are Therefore
available when needed Certain destruction 10 Worms
IN all cases, they having been tested in cases where
all other oils and Syrups have failed With the many
certhcates and even the samples the Monster Tape
Worm, has been removed, which can be saan Al nv
office, this Pill is warranted in all say or the money
refunded. 10y S!
These Pills had their origin in France where tho
medical science is far advanced.
DIRECTIONS.-Two pills will be found a sufficient
purge for an admit If taken to relieve Constitution
one pill every morning is advised For ague, two
pills two hours before the time having chill
For child six years old half pill will be found to
Manufactured n Wavnesharo Pa
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ns- Manufactured by Helphenstine &
Bentley, Druggists, Washington, d. @.
lr Jn9- For sale by j. L. W. BAKER, No.
AZ Nerth Queen St., Martinsburg, West
Va, Price 81 bottle. (May7,T5 Tyr
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DR. PFOUTZ'S
IL Successor to DIR. John Oeiiig.
of Waynesboro', Pal
CELEBRATED TONIC ELIXIR
"A PURELY VEGETABLE HOUSE
HOLD REMEDY.
1T WILL CURE
Dyspepsia, Head ache, Liger Complaiat,
Habitual CostiDeness, Cramp in the Stom
acA, Grace1, Diseases Of the SKIN,
General Debiiity,or Weakness
caused By Excess, Impru-
dencs or Exposure,
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.

II Is Invaluable TONIC. II will mpart strength
to the system, purify the blood and restore the lost
appetite II is also certain 10 remove all obstructious
10 the regular course of nature in females purifying
the Complexion and giving elasticity to the spirits
Also, cure remedy for the diseases of GREEN
SICKNESS or CHLOROSIS, LEUCHORRHEA or
WHITES, WOMB COMPLAINT or FALLING OF the
WOMB, &c. But like all remedies Of this class
should be used with caution by sarricd Ladies' This
Elixlr j. composed ofPgRE HERBS and ali that /.
will perceive that the combination is Powerful and vet
Harmless 70 the constitution. 1t is impossible for d.
seases to withstand this formidable remedy Disaa-
srsa forced leave the
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.R. T. ELLA s o N,

Office on West King Street, on door
west of Everett House tfkaw
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JAMES H. MARI.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1874.

23l6 9th st. First ASS Postmatser Gen
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Simmer hats cheap at Deatrick's.
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Worth Its Weight i'm Gold

Oct 21tf.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-09
Current Notes,

Bourbon Democracy of the pure old-fash-
ioned kind had double triumph on Satur-
day at Washington and New York-Kerr
went in and Tweed went ut.-Philodelptia
Press.
Among the documents which members of
the House found in their postoffice boxes on
Monday morning was one of twenty-four
pages, entitled "a Condensed Biography of a
Candidate for Speaker-Fernando Wood,
His Forgeries and other Crimes" Some
Democrat evidently does not want to see Mr.
Wood Chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee.
The New York Herald calls the Louisiana
debate in the House ga brilliant little affair.""
and adds: "The Republicans naturally were
delighted. They had secured the first sue
cess of what promises to be long and ardu-
Gus session. They had seen the Democrats
put themselves clearly in the wrong before
the country, and they had beaten them; but
we doubt if the lesson does not prove
wholesome and fruitful one for the Democrats
as WE'LL"
Mr.. Blaine showed at the outset yesterday
morning the power he is 10 have in the
House. The Democrats will need all their
majority to keep him from becoming their
master. The strength of a man who is
master of his tools and thoroughly knows
what he is about, will be felt at every stage
Of this sessions proceedings; and if the
Democrats have anybody to match him their
champion is yet to be developed.-N. Y.
Tribune.
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YOrk'S Candidate.
ALFRED, Dec. 8, 1878.


To the Editor Of the Press:
The friends of candidates for our state offices
regard the press as one means land we think it
eminently honorable) Of bringing out the mer-
its and fitness of men for these positions. To
this end we would send word from "Old
York"
Many of her citizens Certainly all who know
him) would gladly see Colonel Edwin usley of
Limerick, Adjutant General, believing that In
honesty, ability, patriotism, temperance--in all
which fits man for that place-he has no su-
perior thus far named.
Col. Ilsley received thorough academic ed
ucation in his native town, spent nearly two
years at West Point Military Academy, enlist
ed as private in the 5th Maine Volunteers in
1861, served five years in that and the 18th
Maine, was wounded at Port Hudson, was pro-
NOTED through intermediate grades to the rank
of Lieutenant Colonel in both regiments and
often commanded his regiment and brigade in
the field. His bravery and skill as q soldier
cannot be questioned. He has efficiently serv-
ed his town in its most responsible offices. He
has also done valiant service in the cause Of
temperance, being fully identified Herewith.
In short, we believe that his requirements,
his habits, his temperament will make him
faithful and popular public servant, and we
heartily solicit for him the friendship and votes
of legislators from all sections of the state.
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Talmage preached Sunday on the Bible in
the public schools to an audience of 5000 peo-
pie. He denounced all men and all sects that
would take the Bible out of the public schools,
and said it wonld never be done while enough
of the Plymouth rock was left to furnish flint
to make the fires of true patriotism burn. He
was frequently applauded. In the course OF
sermon, he said he saw some politicians pres
ent whom he knew by their bloodshot eyes
They would go down to where all liars and
thieves go-to that eternity where Tweed and
other politicians go. He had heard that Tweed
had taken steamship and had gone away.
He hoped that when they were out some 1900
miles from Liverpool they would Put him in
life boat and give him a pair of oars, so thaa
be might work his passage.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

The drawing of seats Tuesday caused the
usual excitement In the House. Mr.. Kelley,
as oldest member, was given the first choice,
and selected the seat formerly occupied by
Mr.. Dawes. Mr.. Alexander 81. Stephens
had reserved for him the seat formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Clymer. Mr.. Hoar secured his
old seat. Mr.. Blaine took Mr.. Kelley's old
seat, just behind that once occupied by Thad-
deus Stevens. Mr.. Cox got his former
seat through the courtesy of California
member. John Young Brown took Mr..
Beck's seat. Mr.. Hale of this state secured
a seat at the right of Judge Kelley. Gen.
Buffers old seat was filled by Mr.. M'Dil of
Iowa. Messrs. Wood and Lamar had to take
seats on the Republican side. Mr.. Randall
took seat just behind Mr.. Cox. Gen. Gar
field had to take back seat. Gen. Banks
secured the seat occupied by him in the
forty-second Congress. As he passed down
the aisle Mr.. Blaine motioned him to his
side, saying, "Come over here" "No,"
was the reply, "You're too strong over
there0
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News and Other Items.

The latest report from the Fiji Islands place
the number of victims of the plague at about
10000.
More than dozen men from the last gradu-
atng class of Harvard are now in the universi-
ties of Berlin and Heidelburg.
Strange as it may appear, the Mississippi
Legislature will contain genuine black Demo-
crat His name is Vaughan, and be is from
Pamela county
There are now seven colored men 10 Congress.
Three of them could not read till the war eman-
cipated them. One, Robert Sewells, served in
the army and navy on both sides.
Upwards of 10000 letters were posted in
England last year without any address.
Among them one contained $4,000 in bank
notes.
Among the recent removals at the custom
house in Boston are a nephew of Vice-Presi-
dent Wilson, brother-ln-law of John A. An
drew, and brother of ex-Gov. Dix of New
York.
Barnums animals and birds were sold at very
low prices at auction. The elephants brought
the highest prices-from $4,000 to $500, but tie
educated goat "Alexs," which cost $500, was
knocked down at the insulting price of S5O
Nobody wyuld buy the poor byenas, and those
interesting beasts are left on Barnum's hands.
Fortune Snow, the colored body servant of
Capt Snow Of North Carolina an officer in the
army in the revolutionary war, died in Bolivar
county, Miss, on the 11th ultmo He said he
had often waited on Gems. Marion and Sumter
and other officers in our first war, and at the
time of his death was on the list as one of the
celebrities of the centennial.
Nathan Sprague, colored map, arrested for
stealing letters in Rochester. has long held a
high position in colored circles in that city,
but fell through an ambition to excel IN wealth
and Importance others of his race. This was
his incentive for robbing the mails. He is the
soa in law of Hon. Frederick Douglass, and
has wife and four or five children.
The open communionists of the late Clinton
avenue Baptist church of Brooklyn, having