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POLITICAL sCHEMISG.
Oustina BROOKLYN Omcehoiders who Never
Did Anything in Once.

The Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday, by .
strict party vote-thirteen Republicans 70 ten Demo.
Gratis rescinded the resolution passed by the Board OF
last year appointing Edward Rowe and Cornelius Der
gen Park Commits ioners The Aldermen had failed to
CONFIRM the third appointee. and Messr Rove and Ber-
gen cond not enter the discharge Of the duties Of
the ONCE because o. this fact ana because they we're
resisted by Commissioner strsnaran ana the old mem
ber- who had served the city for long time without
pay Mayor ec.rOtder III not M 'ae vacant ~ &c pc
cause OF the schene Of u" TJclans TO con inue TIC
connms4n a. hcPaOic,n ~ politics 10 control the
Nutes OF the park abOrers The plan now IA 10 n the
ohces from which Mes.rs Rove and Bergen are ousted
with Republican,. The new commissioner will receive
ga aries The ousted Commissioners expect to test tne
In he
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To THIS EDITOR on rus SUN-ST: The old
bell Of the Middle Dutch Onuroh was In toe tower OF
that church uat 1874, when Tao Government took pos
session ui tie odInce for Post Ohce. Tue bell
attrA ard usVu Lnr Churches at Ninth street itne
tte Of sLw RS storc) ani al Fourth street ani ~.
fayete plO II "a 70 20 rung on our Cent ANAL Fourth
irum he ste, pie Of The e"Irah AZ fh Avenu, .nl
fuTty elntu Tne wriler LOllen the Ueu on the
occasion OF the funeral Of Washington living Tue
DELL 10 las years Old g. n D.
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FLKhIHoToN, Hunterion Co.. N. j., June ~. 1874.
DIR. IL V. PIERCE, buffalo, n. Y.-Do,W sir !:
IL Is WITH harry art that pm these lines u
kuuNiedgc mat YOU and YOUR Golden Mrdca DhcOv, ry
and PnrgatlVe Pv,ets Desngs ~ the world These
medicines cannot he too hghly praised Tor tney hayG
almost Drought me out OF the grave. Three months
| was our with large ulcers And sores iuY
dy amos, anu fee. procured your 0uhlen Medical
Discovery and PurgatlVu Peiiets, AID taken
bottles ana to-day am IN good nea H. ali thlse
ulcers having healed and itit my skin In natural,
Try cOndltlun. ] thOugt AT Que uine could ut
he cur q. Although can Jul poorly EXPIRE my grail.
tude you, yet there drop OF JOY ~ every Word
wne, Goi's blessing rest YOU and your wonderful
medicines IL the nunioie prayer oi
Yours truly
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ET1"' wv I7'''7'7'' NNFF''01'I E'TF'1T'
The person really entitled to the title of
the oldest member Is the Right Hon. Sir John
Macdonald, who has { uniuterruuteOlv fir
thirty-twn years, as the representative Of the
same riding. We believe this record Is mex
ampled IN the legislative history OF the world.
lie Is the only Canadian politician Of any Iengtn-
ened eX erence tnht uas no. been defeated AT
the polls, and no man has been compelled to
face more OitJer and unscTu pulous foes.
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When = medicine VIII promptly cure such terrible
satng ulcers aud free The blood Of tht Nruent p9ls
thrn, no can lOuger doubt its wonderful var
tues2 Dr. Pierce npwever. does Mt wish to place his
GOidvn Medical Discovery la tue catalogue OF QuaCk
ease, nor dot' lie 50 rec IN Ne al u bu what he does
clam " TINS th tnerv IN Out one form ui 81 ,Od ulse
that II vii not cure anl that disease '. He
not commend MS Discovery for thai dsra,r, ct
he knows II 20 be he most rcuug blood craustr yet
dis red aud ttA II VII free the blood And YHtein uf
uth known biJoa poi Gus, be tley animal, yese a.
be or mineral. Ice q I'D u Discovery oarfuArI Nv
nam 20 cure the wore, forms OF SKIN dis ases, a.
forms OF Dlotches p mpez. AMI eruptlun', 400 AL
glAnduiT sven ngs, aud lhe NOR Loru OF tuloua
anu uh rrari sores OF DtCk, legs, or Othrr pdrr,
HUroiuluus diseases OF tir hpurt, Ahitv Olug5,
fever mp Juint nd 'pnal dise ses, all OF Nh
b. Dug % norO. ulO-s dlseAsts .llO
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To THE EDITOR OF The sUN-SG: have
article your valuable paper OF last Saturday,
about husb and DRINKING twenty TO thirty II Of
beer without benz lntOxeate aud without sbusi ng
nj wlte Now ~ili give YOU slight ideA OF ny nus
nand ne al ~ uay after DAY trOuI hltY 10 KY
glasses OF beu, ilciu llig schooner, without uenH
t. ieist Iutux icatra, hon ne Gomez home
his day. tDur generally drink two or three quarts at
home Now, thea, II the apOve amount does not MAKE
Intoxicated ley ought 70 brotk the Excise Ia"
vu poer. A BHKR DRINkKR's WYE
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No preparatory experiments, no reGu-
lating Of tensions, NJ winding Of Dobbins. no
coaxlng or testing Whatever, no ripping, no fail
ure ny any one, however Inexperienced, ~ sew
Ing with he Wilcox Gioos now automatic
silent sewing m.onIne. New York, ojs broad
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~ ed refined petroleum TO Hamburg Sc. 7td, tho 10
nued 90 from Philadelphia TO Lonaon. Antwerp, or
orToN Spots were 1.16c higher and moderately &C.
i've. Miudlng up ands. IL ll6c. 5alte 7ss bales
iuture. ne rer, aud the early months 16c. higher
sues 21pOo bales closing VI 10 lac TO July, l2 1i6c
iot august " Toe. for September and 12tc for OC
tVDer. ING Liverpool market was higher.
.NhAlN- Nhrat less artive, and 1aoc. lowers salce
ibs0OO uush al ettl 81 Tor 20. Mnneso spring
y " ior no. IhiuagOi tl.l2 for No. 3 MuwauKee;
h ;ts ,4r NO, ohif 20 sprng tl2lat122 for No
g. o VI 2vstl33 Tor No. spring. Winter whe I dull.
Vas ~ere dull nd besvy; saes 80 200 hush. staf3s
Tor mltedi 31a47c. for whites :pdelOc. for No, , NJ
CngD mixed 4Oiei2c. for Western uiIed 37a~sbc frr
Mftera white anu 4yVtdi7c Tor STAT white Ieye
nih anu ~ demand, with 700 Ousl West eold a;
so ana thnt about the price '1r arrival Barley matt
IN ialI dcnilnd NJ I'LL -ijV Tor nan Corn arm
100000 Oush 1t 4ste5Yc for unrcrc hnntshei BpeL
LOT urine II mixed ON spott also Western yellox NJ
0lTdHi,' ana Tor future ivery 90 900 bush. mig
at 5jepjel"c Tor Jult and Gle. for August
IRONIsioNs-POrk net and weak mesa ON the eDnt
tlUI59 49, 40. ana sales Tor futurc deIvt ~ 300 s
mes for July ~ $40 65et 60 Bacon uu and droufr
lbK IN sales OF 100 nxs. ciy lpt clear 1OS0tusf
ut meats quiet. Lard open, nrner, hut aia
closed easier; sllos $50 cs tl1.b0aSt1 G2io for
prime city and III .55egs1l 30 prn We tern clos
at slL70 down to ell 90 Tor Juiy. and Sil.s5ls
down 10 t1i.67V Tor August. Dres ed hogs
bgotsc. for city. Butter quiet, usual on MONDAY,
prime to choice ate. 22@2Gc Cheese Arm for prime
lnt, owing much vi tue stock having been hested-
frt sd esbs, lJ0e loo.
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During the week ending tho 10th inst.
LIZA scales were manufactured, Including lOo
hay, coal, and truck scales. Even with lhis large
production tue manufacturers have NOT kspt
paov with the demaud.-Adv.
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Ambiguous QOiICcs.


8iiii 81 W.T.. AND NEAR srHAv
0tftcu cars Of sam ~, line PASS the tcutl
TUESDAY. +. -lreathlug ON the Rev. Is. Jeffrey
u u. of Is uuNi u.
WEDNESDAY,, \ L. M.-Preachug bY the Rev, W.
Hum stoor
=, lnul,spAY. sP.M-rrcachins by tho Rev. r.. r.
FnuDAN. sP. Preaching by thc Rev. " Lloyd
NAlIltDAl,SP N.-Ncrtlus OF CarlstLn Workers.
to ne led ny ln,lc J Inn Ntsst
Singing every evening W lhomas +. Perkins and
chorus.
beats tree to all.
Keepers wat 1 ushers workers. and singers.
Addre 5. T.. ma us AZ East i3d ~ CuuttiDutio
TO tLe support OF thrsr SCI Vice. may he sent to
u. l. OWNS, treasurer, AZ kA.t A3d 81
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CAHANDAIGUA, N. v, June L. - DR.. George
Cook. Precedent OF the Bingham Hall Insane Asylum at
g a. N. Y, was fatally stabbed this morning
ny All insaue tAtent by the me OF Brown. The t'u-
poral and lran.v Zee fact arteries were severed ana
he uiod ABOUT o'Clock tuis al erhuOn.
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bargains for Dash In furniture and carpets, u
CowperthWalt's, los and 1877 Chtth It. CL,mDaF
sies, ts 90 go Dres-ng case suit. 90 90 Tp. W..
nut do. to 10 $50 Paror suites 80 10 1850 Brusseis
carpet, VI. Every ,hng for Neeping Farce tour
story olngss 10 wsIeroOins ku Of latest Ayle aoolA
-Aop.
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MARINE fNrELLIGENoE.

HINT,~uRK ALNANAr-rrTs nav
sun rises. 2S sun SETS. 81 Moon rises II 81
ut.u WArEH-rnt. pAY
sandy Hook IL 5S Gov. isand12 AZ lic Gate. %
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5usintss Noiltes.
A Case Of Thirty Years standing.
L -. IL M. u D

Case Of Thirty Years standing.
. EAST AURORA, y. Y, May ~, 1879.
Gent cmen was troub ell with dyspeDsil for thirty
years and tried several medicines advertised Tor thu
cure OF this distressing amt without deriving any
dement, from them. About year agp commenced
taxing the PERUVIAN -YEuP, mi 1T using ait gethcr
tseve bottle mud nyself entirely cured. conA ,er
my case one OF the ever heard OF Hud taxa
great pie sure la recommending the PERUVIAN SYRUP
to all dyspecuc beucyng .hat 1t will be sure 70
them. Yours respectfully, j. 7. BOWEN.
sold by all druggists.
Centennial Rocky Mountain beaver and
Str " a Of the fuvOritc style. the supcrlativa
fssctnstons ever pre- .rnt with KNOWS productions.
His stores are 2l2 Broadway and ttn Avenue Hotel.
Those Afflicted with Hay, Rose. and Peacti
fever, arthn or lever and gud can hnd r,nei OY
iiing Frc Island Reach. Trans leave Hunters Point
VS. A. N. and $3.50 r. NJ. for SURF Hotel
Happy IdeR.-Tne elegant silk Elastic Tru's.
supplied oulv ~ Elastic Truss COMPANY, 0S3 Broadway,
now universally adopted safely retains and cures rup
ture.
The Process by which Milk Of Mngucsia IL
prepared enhances the medicinal VII the nagne-
STA as an aperient, tonic and antacd for children.
Everdc1rs, 800 BROADWAY. ELEGANT Wed.
ding and Business Cards Monographs, Goats VI Arms.
Foreign No.e Paper, at low prices.
Act wisely mud examine Pomeroy's 81 EIns
Tic Truss al 7f6 Broadway, ucfore buying any other.
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The Process by WHICH MiIk Of Mngucsia IL
prepared enhances tue medicinal VII the dagne
STA as an aperient, tonic, and antacid for children.
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Happy Idea.-Tne elegant silk Elastic Trusr.
supplc1 onv ~ Elastic Truss COMPANY, 0S3 Broadway
now universally adopted. safely retains and rup
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Steamship CITY u Dallas. Fcrnqndna. m1se. and pass.
steamship y rian, BORDEAUX, mdse. and pass.
Steamship MagdOn savannah fndsp ana PASS.
Ste m. mp Bermu IA. Bermuda, mise. and pass.
marx Madie l.. siic, LegnOrn, mdsc.
BARK Astrun IN. Bremen, mds'.
Bars Lillian NJ. Nlgus, Cora, IN ballast.
a rot usuti river th1 cttstslse ves4is.
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..Everdclrs, 500 Broadway. ELEGANT. Wed.
ding and Business Oards Monographs, Coats Of Arms
Foreign No,e Paper at low prices.
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centennial Rocky Mountain Beaver and
rU IA ut the iaVorlie ~ e., are the supcrlavd
fssctnstions ever pre.rnt with KNOWS productions.
His stores 2l2 Broadway and tlftn Avenue Hotel.
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MARRIED..

Act wisely aud examine Pomeroy'. 81 EIns
tic Truss ~ 7t6 BrOadNay, nciore bnyIng any Other
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Hweeten ynur ,,io.n.et.


Quirk's Irish Tsa will do IL. Sid by druggists
At 20 v,Gts per package. -.ldp.
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Iho-e tWicted WIN Hny, Rose. ana Pe6c'
fever arthinn, or lever and que can hnd r,ct OI
iuug Fire island Reach. Trans leave Hunters Poln
v:35 A. 81. and 43O 4. NJ. for SURF Hotel,
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PoEIIeAI,
tFrOm the shspherdstOwa hogistsr.l
PUBLISHED BY REQUEsT.


STAY. gentle muse, just brief season
Leading my verso with sense and with reason I
Pray let not my thoughts be imperfect by haste,
But elethe them in sentiment. temperate and
chaste.
Draw from old huthOrB Eonlc wisdom and freI
To warm MP my sOul GAd rightly inspire
This effort to guide my mind in = strOSB,
Whose current with crystals will brilliantly
beam.
Ny subject is worthy in knowledge advGucOd.
I deal VITA n treasure with jewels enhAnoedt
So tn tlatter dare not, but deal in the truth.
Aud do justice to one Jet 40 tender in youth.
The Star" that che wears fresh sparkling in
gold.
Is an emblem OF merit most worthiiy told.
Iu history An expert, in music complete.
Gifted by voice so harmonious and sweet.
In orthography perfect, each letter eorTecti
In rhetoric no error the ear can detect,
Then wear with distinction that medal and
prize,
May your experience through life DO happy and
wise.
In conclusion. kind muse 1 bid yOu adisu.
Ny SojOurn has been most pleasant with yOut
WO reluctantlY part. We dedicate this lay,
With happiest wishes to Miss NettiS A.
shepherdstOwu. July 18th. 1870.
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~TRANsIENT BILLs-oAsu.

year and a half ago entered upon my present
trusts it was in order TO consummate reforms
to which l had already devoted several of the
best years of my life.
Knowing as do therefore from the fresh
experience how great the difference is between
gliding through an official routine and work.
ing out reform of systems and practices, it
is impossible for me to contemplate what
needs to be doae in the federal administers
tiOn without an anxious SENSE Of the difficulties
of the undertaking. If summoned by tbs
suffraees of my eonnGrynen to attempt this
work shall endeavor, with Gods help, to be
the efheienI instrument Of Iheir will
SAMUEL j. TILDIN,
To Gen. John a. McClernAnd, .ehGirmGn /
Gen. ". h. Franklin, Hon. j. j. Abbott,
Hon. II. J. Spaunhorse, Hon. Il. J. RedEsId,
Hon. F. 8, Lyon and Others, committee. &c.
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MIScELIAHEoUs.
LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.

CHICO, CAL, July 8, 1876.
Mr.. Editor Tho farming lands of this
State arc confined to the valleys and plains,
while the moro elevated portions, known as
tho foothills, which arc tho ridges that liU
along the base of tho various mountains, Aro
devoted to grazing; the soil being Of such
character will not admit of = very high
state Of cultivation. These sections arc also
known as the mining districts, but treat
Dent under this head will be deferred until
little timber, and that Of small growth, it
being principally evergreens Of the cedar
genus; but further on as you approach tho
SUBMITS of the Sierras and Coast Range tho
timber increases in size and value, being gen.
orally pine, and resembling the Whito pine of
tho Eastern States in texture Of wood, but
differs greatly in appearance Of foliage. IE
is cut and sawn both for lumber and fuoI.-
The trunks of tho trees are dragged to tho
mills, which are located on the grounds, With
teams, and after they have boon converted
into lumber, the lumber is taken % market
either by hume, or mule teams.
Tho flume is constructed somewhat on tho
plan OF the ordinary V PiR-trough, with sides
about three feet high: this being constructed
to an uniform grade 10 then filed With water,
which runs through it at = speed Of six 10 ten
miles per hour The lumber is put into the
aume, piece at time, and needs no further
looking after until it reaches It's destination,
where ii is dragged from the dump of Ihe fume
and put upon the proper piles. single
fume will float two hundred thousand feet OF
lumber per day.
Where the fume cannot bo constructed,
mule teams are the means Of transportation,
which haul from ten to fifteen thouSIsd feet
per load, but is not all on one wagon. Tho
wagons are fastened, one in the rear of tho
other, (Which is back-GxIeiDH) and the mules
are hitched to connecting chain passing
through tho end of the pole Of tho front
wagon and connect with tho front axle of each
succeeding wagon. OCcIDLsT.
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SPEECH FROM A CoboRED Ex-CoHFED>
ERATE.-Thcre was a reunion Of the Mines
teenth Virginia Confederate Regiment at
Charlottesville, Va, few days ago. A sump,
tuous banquet was partsken Of, which was
followed by the reading Of tOasts and speeches,
the tonst to the American Union being re-
sponded to by Col. Il T. w. Duke. Among
the speakers was = colOred man named Tarle-
ton, who frequently shouldered muskeI dur.
ing tho war and fought in the ranks Of the
Nineteeuth Regiment. Tsrleton said he chad
not expected to be called on TO speGk-irst;
because he was an uneducated man, and Sec
ond, because he was DO orator or speaker.
But, hOwsomdoVer, as the gentlemen had dopd
him the honor, he would say tha, he could
not go back on his principles. lie followed
the fight from John Browns raid Al HarperB
Ferry TO tho surrender Of Lee under the ap-
pie tree, and had remained firmly fixed in his
principles ever since. He WAS . Virginian
born, and wanted to lay his bones beneath
Virginia sod" Tsrleton's remarks we're res
ceived with much cheering and laughter.
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E0- The following extraordinary account
we find in the LyDChburg Ncws, which says
1--WE vOuch for the truth of this strange
story"
Several negroes were together in Camp.
bell county fOw days ago, during thunder
storm, and the question as to whether there
was God csme up for discussion. One of
them, seconded By companion, vohemcptly
opposed the idea Of the existence of God or
any fear Of His action OF control. During
the conversation bolt of lightning killed the
two who opposed the Scripturnl doctrine, and
only slightly injured the others
but the strangest part is yet to be told.
Upon the breast of the chief spokesman the
surgeon who examined the body found these
letters:
sc. o. D." in a Triangle"
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ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
OF Baltimore. Md.

or Baltimore, Md.
The Oldest, the Largest. and the Beet Business
College iu the U Unitcu States.
T OSIER and Phillips e reat Practical s ystem of
II Actual Business Instr ton. which is now
C"Fyright according t" Act of Congress, is the
Course of study ADOPTED in thi- College " hich
entirely supersedes the old fogy method of trying
to learn Book keeping by Copying Printed Text
Books
Prof NJ. Phillips ia in charge of our Actual
Business Department. and in daily attendance
Eighty Illustrated lnstr uctiou Papers, with Beau
nfuIiy Fl"uIished Eagle, cent 5y mail free of
E. X. LOSIEc, President.
April II. 1876 6m. Baltimore. Md.
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THE SOUTH.

An accessory cause enhancing the distress
in business is to be found in the systematic
and unsupportable misgovernment imposed on
the States of the South. Besides the ordi-
nary effects of ignorant and dishonest admins
tratious, it has Inflicted upon them enormous
issues of fraudulent bonds, the scaDty avaiIs
of which were wasted or stolen, and the ex.
istence of which is public discredit, tending
to bankruptcy or repudiation Taxes, gener
ally oppressive, in some instances have coufs-
Gated the entire income of property, and to-
tally destroyed its marketable value. 1t is
impossible that these evils should not react
upon the prosperity of the whole country.
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Capt c. S. Harris, of Winchester, has
young Eagle, three tnopths old. which
measures six feet from tip to tip of its wings.
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Tin, Sheet IrGn, Roofing, Sp0uiing
AND
STOVE HCUSE.

an Main street, in ChRrIestowu W. Va where
" will be glad to all my old friends and
customers am prepared to turn ish anythiug.n
in the TIN AND STOVE line the very lowest
prices Roofing and Spouting done the shortest
notice and In superior manner Rcpairn done
At once Repairs for Stoves furnished. The yrrv
best Cook Stoves and Raugea always on hand. cold
cheap. and wsr.ented 10 work we'll. All kinds Of
TIS-WARE al~'ys hsud.
GS- Old Iron. Brass, Copper. Lead, Sh-erskins
Hides, Beeswax. Bacon, Lard, Soap, TaIlow and
Country Produce generally, taken in exchAn ge for
Tin Work Stoves. Cal! and see me and YOU will
never have cause to rcgretit
JOSEPH II. yesterday
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UPHOLSTERgNG-
fURNITU1E FIXEl up.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
Aud

And EoPoirinS-
TBS U. sPINKs would give no-A
L tice that he has recently removed SakEL
his Boot and Shoe Shop hs resi- S5<sS4SS3hsSD
dence on Main street. three doors below westst
where he il prepared to
MANUFACTURES OR REPAIR
Boots. Shoes, Caters, Slippers, &c, short no.
tSee and upon reasonable terms. Every effort ill
be made to give satisfaction customers, and the
patronage Of the public ia respectfully solicited
March 2l, 1870.
SCHOOL BOOKSAND STATIONERY.
7 HAVE just received from PHILADELPHIA a COM
of our town, which sell at as low figures
a. any other house. Aay book n hand can 70
furnished in few days. have also large stock
sof Letter Cap FOolseHP. Note. Tinted, and Initial
States, Pen holders, Pens &c, all at low prices
Call and examine c. E. BELLER.
ORIENTAL CREAM, the raost elegant and del.
~ icate preparation for the SSiu ever invented,
also Hagan Nagaoi:H Balm aud Saunders Face
PoWderS To be had at c. E. BELIEF S.
Use CoHguline for mending China, C lass Earth
~ enwAre, Stone, Ivory, Wood, Leather, Trim
ket1, Toys &c, for saleb by c. E. BELLER.
DEAD THIS.-SAfety from fire insured by using
II the Hang up Box Matches 200 In a box for onIy
i've cents. Can he had at C f BELLER'S
I ARGE GlyceriDe Balls of Soap, only ten cents,
- TO be hsd'at e. F. BELLER'S.
THE POCKET STOvE.-This stove ca readily
Il be carried by any travelling in an ordi-
nary pocket; for house it ia iadispensabIe-
The most convenient article OF the kind ever got
ten up. To be bad c. E. RELLER'S
DURAEG's Rheumatic Remedy i. a sure cure
- for Rheumatism in all its forms-it is purely
vegetable and is guaranteed to give relief For
saIs by CE heller
March 81. 1875.
TENTENNIAL Celery Salt for soupa Gravies.
~ Meats. &C, for saleby C.E. BELLER.
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SIG. NEW SERIES, VOL. XI, NO. "a.
Spirit of yefftrspn,
TUESDAY nORNIxG. AUGUST %, 1876.

ChsrlostOHn, Jefferson County. Me.t Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-22
BALTIMORE CARDS.
Grand, Square and Upright

HAVE received the highest encomiums wherever
they have been introd uced.
1Lude Of the rery best nuteriaIs MromGhou.
they nevcrtheless offered at prices that will
compare fAvorably with those ofAny fsst-cIass
ufactory on this continent. The best is alwav the
cheapest. and hence purchaEers of STlEFF Pianos
will find satisfactory equivalent for their money.
The lasting quality of their instruments is fully
attested by the many Educational and other lnsti-
tutiOns. in the Southern States especially, where
over 400 are in daily and tY the unanimous
verdict OF the best performers of this and other
countries. Terms = favorable is siatent with
the times, and every instrument fully warranted
for fire years.
We are also Sole Agents for the Southern States
Of the
"MATCILESS BURDETT GRGANS."
which spes for themselves. A full supply of every
styl" constantly in store, and cold the
sonRblA terms
Fifty Second hand Pianos always on hand, at
prices rsn ging from SI5 to $500.
For illustrated Catalogue. addrcEs.
CHAS. VI. STIEFF.
No North Liberty Street.
February .1S76 Baltimore. Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-22
OH, YES! OH, YES!

LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
CAMUEL BROWN is prepared to Shampoo and
- Dress Ladies' Hair at their homes, and will
tend to the same when desired Orders left at his
Bsroer Shop, corner of Main and George Ets., will
receive prompt attention.
Nav %, 1876.