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DIAMOND RING IN A COFFEE BAG The
wife uf Mr. SJrasOerger, ID huckster and
81 orekeeper, near EIrlvllle Berks county,
ln tsking out SOME coff ~ from the store
d day or two ago was surprised to find
among the grams handsome and costly
gold ring set with a cluster of diamonds,
five in amber, one of which Was quite
large. Th9 bag OF coffee containing thar
ring was a profitable investment TO Mr
StfAsbeiger, III case he fluids no owner
TOT the prize. He. @al "a
LARGE FIsH.-On Mond y last Mr.. WIN
7. Bou,den, at Locust Point Fishery, Oh
the Elk river, caught sturgeon measur.
ing Twelve feet in length anu weighing Two
hundred and ninety pounds. IL vas not
the bsn usually known AS sturgeon in thest
waters which are properly "mules," anc
not sturgeon, hut The true sturgeon, Bucf
as frequent the De aware.
Book BEER.-Lovers of good bee
beer are Informed that e. Freye, at No
IL e. Second street, will serve it out thu
evening for the last time this season
The beer is only made once year, ant
derives its name from the fact that IL l.
double brewed. Mr.. Freye will also serv'
up a first class lunch.
BARGE SrUcK.-Yesterday morniol
lhe freight barge belonging t. CIa'
Warner s. Co., plying oeLwees thu
| city and Philadelphia. ran aground a
| the mouth of the creek. and remained
in that position until this morning
| when she was gotten utf.
| Too MUCH PREssURE.-The boar
fense along the railroad in front of Oh as
W arner q o's coal yard, broke down
owing to the heavy pressure of the grea
amount of coal that had been pile'
up against it. 1t will cost considerabl
amount of labor and money to repair il
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New Castle Letter.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent
q" p-A" NEW CASTLE, May 10.
Grosh & Bro, the lessees Of the turn
ing mill are now busily engaged manu-
featuring the new Chinese toy Ht-Shi, the
card skinner. BY very simple devise, AN
ordinary card can be easily thrown to the
heighth Of 100 feet.
Annie Davis was before the Mayor
charged with making serious threats
against a neighboN Costs and bail in
the sum of 5000. b.. "Nth"r o.
The dogs made last night hideous by
their incessant bowling in the western
part of this city. Let us have an ordi-
nance requiring that they be registered
Croquet is now receiving considerable
attention. We noticed yesterday two
''manipulators of the mystic key" from
your city handling the mallets with pro-
seasonal skill. The school green with iLl
delightful shade is well adapted for th'
proper enjoyment Of the game.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
FOR THE PEACH GROWERS
MhETING.

On board of the Delaware train south
this morning, which leaves this city at 30
o'c ock, were ten reporters, representa-
the different newspapers oil Philadelphia.
They were on their way 10 attend the Fruit
Growers Association meeting at Middle
town Amongst thosa on board were W.
s p ide of the Ledger. Mr.. Clark OF the
Press, Mr.. Megrns or The Times, and George
Chance OF the Record Tue GAZETTE will
be represented bV Mr. Merris Taylor. ~l
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Fine NaiIsc,rs,,ry

1yea s. and Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
hs' Nail Files, Nail BYushesS ete.l Tor
fEW F.. BR1NGH URSf &C.,
Corner Sixth and Market Sts;'
For he Bath.
S1n p.t brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
u PAN Gi Soaps in extensive variety. Also
!, ~ Hv HTloyes, Straps, Brushes, &C. ,of horse
Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
@S OF the same classes.
f. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
o'"'' MhHcHI"UA Cur. Eo. COrHs
SnouI,a a,s'lSn remedy of great popularity fol
~OVlg corns without pain.
h. BRlNGH URST & Co,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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FIRST EDITION!
THE COUNTY COURT.
fridays PROCEEDINGS CONTINUED
specially Reported for the GAZETTE o
New CASTLE, NAV 18.

NEW CAsTLE, May IL.
Aiter reviewing the trial list-case 54
WIN. q. Palmer Us. John s. Jones. was
taken up and jury empanelled. Cum
minis Tor plaintiff, Lore for defendant
ms was an action of assumpsit on a
promissory note for $125, payable o
months after date and dated April 10Th.
1870: The defence in the case was a to,
tal failure of consideration and fraud.
piaintIff sold horse TO defendant saving
LIE was sound, kind and gentle and only 8
years old. and the horse turned out to be
utterly worthless, was diseased and was
10 years Old After hearing the evidence
IN tnls case the court adjourned to din
ner. ~v
~ C AFTERNOON. fI- ~
The Court convened at 8 D. M.
when the argument in the case of VIM,
.. Palmer Us. John T. Jones, was made,
The jury rendered verdict for the plain
tiff of $50.
The court commenced this afternoon
on the case No. 81, on the trial list
ID. w. Taylor, VS.. Job H. jackson, al
action to recover 100 shares of stock il
the jackson Il Sharp Co., as per agree
ment. Harrington Il Hoffecker for de
fendant and Nields for plaintiff. Without
getting through the case, Court adjourn
ed to Saturday 10 a. m.
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THUNDERER'S ADVICE TO THE
FRENCH REPUBLICAN.

LONDON, May 18.-The Times, in
n leading article commenting on the
situation in France, says: "In the end
the Left may even sttenthgtn the Re,
public if tney display Command "f
temper and respect for the law. A
single riot 10 the street might do ire
parable mischief by giving a pretext
for display of military rigoI.
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ACcIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon, an
old colored man, known as "Lew" Bord-
ley met with a severe accident in one OF
the slaughter houses. 1t appears that
one of the butchers threw butcher
knife, which was very sharp, to him, and
failing to catch it the blade penetrated
his hand, making very ugly and deer
cash. He started for his home, the wound
bleeding very freely, and when near 9Th
and Market streets he became so weak
from the loss of blood that he fell to the
pavement DR.. Dunning, who was pass
ing at the time, seeing the condition o
the man, bound up the wound and stop
ped the flow of blood, otherwise lie woult
have died. A wagon was procured ane
he was taken to his home.
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Weather report
INDICArIoNs THIS AFTERNt

INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
.ml WASHINGTON, d. c. May 10.
For the lower Lake region and Middle
Atlantic States, nearly stationary or fall
Ing barometer, winds from northwest to
southwest, clear or partly cloudy wealth
er and nearly stationary temperature.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

THE GRAIN MARKET.-1he prices of
grain for the past few days has had a
downward tendency. yesterday, yellow
corn sold for 81 cents aud white for 65
cents. The wheat market was oversLock-
ed; those who have been holding that
article forced the market, aud in conse-
quence it was selling at $40 per bushel
with few buyers. IL is the opinion OF
those who are engaged in the business
that it will fall to much lower price.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

Lovers OF BEER.-To-day larger
beer will make its first appearance this
season. This may seem strange to those
who have been in the habit OF drinking
beer to be Informed that to-day Is the
first time that lager beer will be sold.
The beer that has heretofore been drunk
was "Schenks or winter beer" The Dl
amond State brewery has large quaint
ty on hand and will serve it up at the sa-
loon 22l u &223 King street.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

Every ACT Of Hayes administration
looking to the reduction of the expenses
of the government Is new admission of
corruption and extravaganza Of the Re-
publican party. hese wrongs against
the American people have gone on for II
wears " ithouJ abatement. and only when
the Republicans are forced to deliberate
fraud To suppress the will of the people at
the ballut,box---do We hear of amy efiOft
To reduce, tiie expense Of he government.
The di hi1octffaats i1otffats lfoid the key 10 the public
afsasury, J apst tltjs IS Tie key to the re
tatiet4on of the fonceseif the departments
MT " ashinyton. '.uhfLH-sed9l
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R. soIu,.ons of Respect

Ataspeci.l meeting Of the Christy enatd
held IN In ir Cham her; No. 2 East Second
street o Wednesday eyIhipg the 9Th gay
of May, the following preamble and rrso ~
ito IS. were submitted and cp5nf y moosiy
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to suddenly remove from our mldst
by death, our fried and fellow ,enator,
Edward McInall, therefore,
Hesolued, That while we how In hum bl e
submission 20 Tho will of Him who 10 TN
ali things will we deeply deplore the loss OF
such u useful ana ac i've member or ouI
bo ~, and ufsociety at large.
Resolued, That we deeply sympathiZe
with lis relatives and many frienus Ia this
sad b, reavenent.
Resotued, That in respect to the memory
of the deceased, the chart of the >enate be
draped in mourning for the space OF thirty
days,
Resotued. That the above preamble and
resolutions be published i'm the Daily Re
publican, and DAILY GAZETTE
WILLIAM II. BLAKE,
JOHN V CHRiSTY Committed
GEORGE Il. RoBERTs.
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FAe International Review
LIN 80 r.-l - nj
l,',, M" York and london RsvfeW
SlbFSSN ! CONTRIBUTORS oNiBoTh
artic1nro Hr THE ATLANTIC. (Nol
at second handi All ,
articles original N

b,N+nNrs'-MAY-JUNE-Now n, READY i
hE LIN LiRv a hnMINIsTRATIoN.
LIE iNsuRAN CE QUI srfoN.
SssrAp, CHARLTuN T. LEWIS.
FNol HMINT OF THE CHURCH or
h HIND, DIR. JAs.H. RIGG. bondon
MrcharEILPHIA ExHIBITIoHs-Pari
uRCIs aaMnlsm a and Administration.
fASar;;,s" ASn; WALKER, Chief Of the Q Bureau
NfSON-A Criticism iicf !.si,
aPORr,os BAyARD IAYL or.
ERiCAheN SERVICE, Hon. JOHN j Ali
kf iSAM La, AND EUROPEAN LITERI Tmu m II
A1Tl No y. - ts
hrEhpop Hip GILBERT HAMERToN
cs @ NJ Sll gle Number ~ s,Io,
Sr,su inscription (6 mum bersJ 5G
as4.i.ta INK: A q. BARNES & CO..
PUDLI6HERg
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SPECIAL TRAIN.-The special train for
the benefit of school children. who de-
sired TO attend the Permanent Exhibiuon
which left this city, at 9:l5 O'Clock this
morning, consisted of three cars. Avery
small plumber went up from this place,
reaches Philadelphia that it will be well
flied.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

Jhdse Crawford, Of Georsias declares
thar WIN. n iii v ashinl toa, at theJ Iegil,-
ming Of the civil war, and 'rS ing to ob-
safls psaesfal SseegIiilionl loi tho S6hthefn
outedsr4cy, iIe .fvupd SECRETARY Sewatd
opposed tSthostifitfss, and 'fsvofaiAs he
plan allowing the secvdfpg States 70 de-
part In peace, though unwilling 10 &C.
knowledge the independence Of the Coli
federacy. "He. openly e4pfsssed the
opinion also that all thai renishied stolbt
done in the premises 'Eas-Io wait qnieA ly
and iD three years evem SeplhS CarOlinf
! would be knocking again " the dSof u
the Union for admlttance." 'f lil
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
q ANOTHER MAI, Des,r-IV.LI LastE eEliAg

- ANOTHER MAD. DeG.rTI iast stiing,
about 7 O'Clock, quite am Bnuriieznants sNss
raised in the neghborhood 6ffSikth and
Shipley streets, caused bS1 b .Esbiff;T1diog
belonging to Mrs. Stanton, living at lO2
W. Sixth street: sFheT dos ,ssnr around
for some time, and cray hlyg, yyn1der gate
ran into the house lQfaMfa Gruder, bul
strange to saEAbh6agA sarso Gruder was
in the kitchen, str thlss tiimHe, the dog made
no effort to bite her, . The dog was hlal'
ly dispatched by Sergeant Whelan with
an Axe a..
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
nssA IIS.
'qRIiLIAIn,ELPHIA, IA WILMINGTON &
"ALII MORE RAIL ROAD.

'IR'tL!AmnELPHIA, WILMINGTON &
"ALiI MORE RAIL ROAD.
NOVEMBER 27sh, 1876.
"'| VIII leave Wilmington as follows
M ~ and Intern ediate Stations
sSI 'VU' 9'02, lO.45 u. m. 2.36, 4.30, 5.4t
|Ahm. -'o~ A' IL i|'o'' i@'''
[S sS9 a. m. N'i'''o '''''i"i'
SsImore and Washington, 1882, 1855
. ha,ns siI.39, l.26, B. 10 p. m.
. Nv ~ lof delaware Divisian, leave hor:
! h. Vastle, 300, $40. $50, q. m. 1.3O, $50
T. ss0n,lag M \ "a ana intermediates Stations, 500
Dema' o't" p. m. ~ 4
,Hr a w and Intermediate Stations, B.Ot
'liV m ~ |
d., SUNDAY TRAINS. 0 sro
No A. NJ phla and Intel M ediate Stations
| PbII.aa,',oo PHI a. ooO. $50, p. m. ~ WI
| BaIiina phia and New York, 2.O2 a. no.
Il" "Sore Soit and Washih gton, i2.52, LIS q nd
1 ,herrOi" i"teher Information passenger 4 hr
<iem 70 The time tables posted at til
II. +. KENNEY,
~ Superintendent. |
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

Liberal LEAGUE.-The Liberal League
will holu Ills regular Sunday morning fts-
sion 10 morrow at 10 o'clock III their
room i'll The McClary building. The qurs
ton tor debate is: (which acc"mp'shes
the most good in the worlds progress rel-
gion or education ?
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

Grace Greenwood is greatly shaken up
by the discharges in the departme nts and
she hasn't much faith in this administra-
t;op anuhovv
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
q 5li3 4 t,s..s o.. NOTICE
R,. NIf>S%tGk, ,

having removed from hisold stand. Fifth
"a, n Kipp strrpt4f, st,,lle 46 a d ~ Second
SI. | Market HOY would kindly Inform
his cusLouse1s Iliat, be " ready u supply
them the samt, as usual with the very pest
flesh Br.ifhFl pOpnty dihy butter wh9iSI
sale and retail. .Alho, eggs and cheesf g
cheap as the cheapest. mayl lh
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
SECOND EDITION
BY TELEGRAPH
TIE REDEMPTION AGENCY,
legraph 10 the GAZETTE.

d HOfoBH"PH 70 UIC . 0ANHH T u. -----
.I.. - WAsHIEGToN, May, 49,.
The probable increase in the work of
the Redemption Agency during the cur
rent fiscal year, as compared with that o
last year, will be about $27, 100000.
instead of $17 ,OOO, 900 as stated in arecent
despatch and the percentage of increase
will be 10 per cent. instead of per cent.
aS stated. -
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

SrRAwBERRIEs.- shipments of
this delicious fruit have, already com
menced, although in very small quanLi-
ties. LAST evening three crates were
shipped over the Delaware railroad COLI
signed to New York, one crate being re-
ceived from each of the following sta
tions on the Maryland and Delaware
railroad: Princess Anne, Westover and
Marion. This morning j. W. Barry, OF
this city, received two crates by the
Adams Express Company from Norfolk.
DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT. Last even
ing, before the Mayor. Edward Kelley,
John Bailey and Joseph Glatts were an
raigned Oh the charge OF being disorder1y
around one of the public ,schO0ls9 They
were given lecture and dtsent back TO the
cells to reflect upon their cotdna. .
CoRoN RS INQUEsT.-Coroper David
G. Rose summoned jury yesterday fsl
the purpose of holding an inquest OVei
the body of an unknown female intaDl
that was found lying along the r.. W. 4
B. B. r. The jury rendered verdict
of death from being slill-born.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
Special Announcement /!

az the com bnation on Sewing Machines
has been broken, and we have no more
ROY alties to pay The New mer can Sewing
Machine Co. has decl led t. fix the price
of the merican S wing Machines at $50
and s35, WeWil1 continue To sell on the
monthly installmenG plan, and good note
The New American sewing Machine needs
no comment as to It's merits, so come in
with your orders as this Is liked price.
Once 7.o Marker street.
Whining on Del.
j. III. PRIMROSE. Manager.
may Ia I'M.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

Mr> ESedeSick Leighton has won in
thisyearY Ro, al Academy Exhibition
almost.BsHHuch distinction as n sculp-
tor as painter. His statue of "An
Athlete Wrestling with Python" is
|festeerfSed so good that it has been
bought by the administrators of the
U"nntrey Fund, to become Of Il uhlic
national COLLECTION. The price paid
was $lO, 900. II money poiut of view
however. Mr. Leighton lsany'hing but
gamer by his success. This figure
has occupied ! urge part of more than
three years, during which he could
have earned much more more monry
by painting pictures. Ii is said tina,
Us merits are great enough to make
ary fair critic ignore its shortcom-
iugs.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
IMAGINATION TO DEcAZEs.

PARIS, May 13 President MacMahon
has written to Duke Decdzes as follows
e" circumstances do not permit me TO en.
trust power to the late cabinet of which
,cu formed part. wish it to be well
understood, however, that I intend tc
maintain with foreign powers the rela.
lions OF friendship and confidence which
go0 have been able to establish. Moth.
ing must'be done to impair these rela-
lions. and nothing must he changed in
the foreign policy you so ably aud wor
thily represent. appeal TO your patri
O isnrRAaEtnag you to main in the post
TO which called you three years ago, sc
long as yon may not relipqu,sh it with
out pryjudice 10 the pu lie welfare
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

*heriepp,r' epp,''lclpie of combining English anu
haitian ||n,isc writer's in com mon literary en-
|siHo,,n, merits all encouragement.N .N-4+J
NUDE. 'rt 3
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and commercial.

.cSeroN, Del, May 70, 1877;
WILAiNon onotations furnished by
|itst STOCK CLAYTON House Building,
"a a Co. Co'nel al 12 NJ. to- ,ay: Y
ISlngtiS!S96;d gs'i; QUOTATIONS. ~,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
DIED.

l. CKEY.-On the 10th instant, Elizabeth
daughter of James Lackey, in the SSth
year of her age.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
FOB SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT.-A three story brick house
Il No. All East Sixth street. All In goou
order. Inquire on the premises. my1S-3t*
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

NOR SALE 800 shares of Clayton Loan
Il Sd series at 81 90 share
M, l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
r,ay7 1w Secretary
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

NOR SALE OR EXCHA NGE.-A hand
II some fine toned second hand Estey OI-
gan nearly new. Apply to this office. febSt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-22

BLEMISHES UPON THE FEMININE COUNTE-
NANCE, if of a cOmpleXiOnal nature, speed
ily vanish when GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP
is used to oblitcratc them. Pimples, blotch-
eS rOuThneSS, redncsS and tan are lnva-
riably banished by this incompatible
clarifying agent. Eruptive ailments, sores
cuts, bruises, scalds, and other affections
and injuries of the cuticlc are likewise re-
moved by it. SULPHUR BATHS have long
been renowned as the best remedy for
skin diseases, rheumatism and govt.
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP is in every respect
as etticacious, and far cheaper. BY open
ing the pores, and promoting vigorous
superficial circulation, this eXcellen; ar
ticle contributes to the health of the en-
tire system Us well as to that of the cuti-
Gle. Since its introduction to public no.
tice it has repeatedly been commended by
the medical profession and press, and few
external specifics have won such "golden
opinions" among all classes. 1t prevents
obnoxious diseases as well rs remedies
them, and disinfects clothing and linen
impregnated with disease. Dandrutf is
entirely eradicated by it, and its use is, on
that account, greatly to be desidcratcd by
persons whose hair is thinning out i'll
consequence of dryness of the scalp.
those WIZ Have uScd olhIhiOiVS "iu IL
quids without avail for the cure of erup-
lions of am obstinate character, will find,
if they try it, that GLESN's SULPHUR SOAP
removes scorbutic complaints irremedia-
bic by less efficacious means, and prevents
the recurrence Of such disorders.
Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Fancy
Goods Dealers. Price 25c. per cake. L
Box g cakes Toe, sent by Mail, prepaid,
on receipt of price. c. n. CRrrrENToN,
Prop'r, I Sixth Avenue, New York.
IlILL's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black
or Brown, 80 cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-22
GREENBACk MEETING.

In pursuance to call signed by sew
eral hundred citizens of the County, a
meeting was held at the Court House,
on Monday, the 18th inst. Col r. w.
BAYLOR was called to the Chair, and
JOHN II. SrRIDER appointed Secretary.
On motion the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen to report resolutions,
viz: John A. Thompson, Chas Davies,
Thos. NJ. Isbell, John II. Strider, VIM.
3. Daniels, Hon. VIM. II. Travers, Col.
VIM. a. Morgan, Hon. James NJ. Ma
son, VIM. III. T.. Lewis.
A majority of the committee reported
as follows, through their chairman:
The committee respectfully report the
following resolutions as expressing their
views OF the financial system as it is,
and as it should be. They believe that
reason and history unite in condemning
the present system, and sustaining the
one embodied in these resolutions. They
are sustained by the authority Of Jetfer-
son, Calhoun and Jackson. The reso-
lutiOns, after being read, were sustained
by some pertinent remarks bv Messrs.
Strider and Thompson, aud then adop-
ted seriatim.
WHEREAS, 1t is manifest that the pro-
ductive industries of our country are
unjustly taxed for the benefit of a ia
vored class, therefore,
ResOiVed, That we deem it impera-
tive upon every fair-mindcd citizen to
aid in putting in Legislative bodies men
who will exert themselves to equalize
the burden of the people;
LIST, by establishing a circulating me-
dunn of exchange of equal value, be it
gold, silver or paper.
2nd, That we demand that all prop.
erty of whatever character or kind shall
be equally taxed for the support of
government, both State and National.
3rd, That to avert the ar!stocratic in
huence of Qnoney) capital there should
be uniform interest law passed by the
States and general government restrict
ing interest on money to the ascertain
ed productive capacity of labor and
land.
4th, That justice demands the pay
ment OF the public debt as it natures,
and that no more interest bearing bonds
be issued
5th, That we regard the Resumption
act, passed by Congress in 1875, as un-
wise, and recommend its repeal
AMERICAN SYSTEM OF MONEY.
Resolution 9th, That ''to coin money
and regulate the value thereof is SOW
ereign power. That it belongs to the
people, should be exercised through
Congress for the benefit of the people,
and cannot be constitutionally delega
ted to corporations or other hands.
Resolution 18th, That Congress has
the full power to coin money, regulate
the value thereof, and make anything
besides gold ana silver legal tender in
payment of debts, public, as well as pri-
vate, or in conjunction with and suppli-
mental Of the deficiency of coin.
Resolution 9Th, That coin and legal
tender money should be put upon par,
and be equally received by the govern
ment in payment of all debts, and that
there should be bureau under the gov.
eminent to manage it.
Resolved, That the papers of the
County and district be requested to pub
lish the proceedings of this meeting.
Il. w. BAYLOR, Chairman.
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Weakly and Sticky Persons.

Many persons who are weak and sickly
at this season of the year are at loss to
know what will restore their health. 1t
has lately been found by experience that
the use of Speer's Port Grape Wine when
taken in moderate doses is one of the best
restOratives known. Physicians, clergy
men and temperance advocates should
encourage the use of the Port Grape
Wine, and thus aid the cause of temper
ance and moderation. It's especially re-
commended to families for its purity, eX-
quisite flavor and healthy properties.
Medical men certify to its valuable medi-
cinal powers. Mr.. Speer has been for
years engaged in preparing and perfect
ing this wine, and it requires four
years process before it is fit for market.
N. Y. BAPTIST.
Our druggists have procured some dir
ect from the Vineyard. 1t is excellent
for females to use, especially for those
with nursing infants.
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GRANGER'S DEPARTMENT.
COUNTY COUNCIL.

County Council met at RlPon' Tatur-
day, Sept. Is, Bro. VIM II: L. IL, Lewis US
in The Chair. 1t was ordered that all
subscriptions to the stock OF the Grange
S,ore TO be located at Charlestown, be
ns;d m on or before Oct. 20, on which
t t q meeting of all the stockholders is
ra6uested. to be held at the Court House
IN Cbarlestown, at 10 o'clock, for the
nurpose of selecting board of directors
for said store.
Bro. A Moore, from Clarke County,
Va, visited our Council and submitted
a proposition to the grangers of West
Virginia to aid in establishing a Ferti-
lizing Mandatory at Alexandria, Va.
Capital $30,000.00.
Our bounteous feast was served in
superb style, on the European principle,
by the Brothers and Sisters of the Rip
on grange, for which thanks were ten
dered.
Grange adjourned to meet at Summit
Point last Saturday in October, 9th.
JOHN Ii. STRIDER, Secy.