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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
Live Stock Market

BY Telegraph
| ST. Louis, Jan. 8.
Hogs-Receipts 10000, easier, pack.
ers AZ SO@4 O5.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
WASHINGTON.
THE TEXAS TROUBLE.

WAeuINGToN, Jan. Col. Shaftel
was before the subcommittee or
Military Affairs, this afternoon, ani
gave information concerning events
on the Texas border. He said Their,
was much less stealing in the pas
than in any former year.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09

SOlu ouN eAtcE WHoS ~ now -, Willie
we would not; that is he would make
it what it is when gold is the fostered,
petted, only legal money, so made sur
reptitiously, and silver is the despised,
dishonored article of commerce,
and so cheapened, as we firmly be-
lieve, by over riding the plain and un.
questionably fair construction of the
Federal Constitution. Why, is there
. man so simple as not to know that
fixing the comparative value be.
tween gold and silver for coinage
while the former is the only legal ten
and the other is mere bullion, would
necessitate an immediate revision Of
that relative value so fixed, after sill.
yer was reinstated as legal tender
Ifthere is such q man he lie to be pitied
for his want of judgment. In some
instances, we are fain to believe he II
to be pitied for his want of honesty
We can look upon this project in nc
other light than that many gold stan.
dard men, having been foiled in thu
great scheme of totally destroyin Ing
silver as money, now wish to have the
silver dollar measured by the stan,
dard of that metal at this time, and
when remonetized it will be worth
SO much more than the gold dollar
then they will demand that the latter
shall have enough added to it to
make it equal to the former; and 60
the creditor class cheat the debtor
class out of eight or nine cents on the
dollar. This last scheme, we sup.
pose, is invented upon the principle
that if they cannot get q whole loaf
they will take small slice.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
IN WHAT ARE BONDS PAYABLE.

The Sherman letter to A. Mann, Jr.,
of Brooklyn, printed in the Tribune,
a few days ago, is creating . profound
sensation among the goldites. The
Secretary has fastened to write an
explanation that doesn't explain.
We place the two documents side by
side for easy comparison
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
MARK ETS.

The prices given below were thos
prevailing yesterday evening:
Otfunlwa Grocery Marx ct.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
FEN1AS PRISONERS RELEASED.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Rumors have
been lately current that the govern
ment has pardoned all the Fenian
prisoners. These rumors, however,
appear to be exaggerated. The
Standard announces that Color Ser
geant Mccarthy and private O'Brien,
who were sentenced to lifelong pc
nal servitude in 1866, have been re-
leased on ticket of leave. Corporal
Chambers, undergoing similar SEN
tence, will be released next week.
The prison governors have received
no intimation concerning the release
of O'Meara, Condor, and Melidy,
undergoing sentences for completely
in the Manchester murder, nor of the
probable release of other prisoners
detained for completely in alleged
Fenian outrages, but who were not
convicted of treason, felony, or any
military offense. Mccarthy and
O'Brien were received in London by
the Irish Political Prisoner Visiting
Committee. They are well, but look
prematurely aged. No condition has
been made as to their residence ont
of the United Kingdom.
LONDON, Jan. Tits reported that
Earl of Carnarvon, Secretary of State
for the Colonies, has resigned. The
opinion is gaining ground that a
general election for members of Par
lament is near and that conservative
managers are already preparing
therefor. The secretaries of different
conservative associations have been
in town, the past week, consulting
with various members of govern
ment. They report strongly in favor
Of dissolution.
A special from Bucharest says Gen.
Radelsky, who crossed the Balkans
through Shipka Pass, will probably
not move beyond Kezsnlik, where he
can secure comfortable quarters.
The interruption of communication
across the Danube would arrest his
onward march. Nothing is known
at headquarters of the Czarovitch
about Gen. Radelsky's movements,
which would confirm the impression
that he will not 60 beyond Kezsnlik
for the present.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
For THH HOLIDAYS
LORD & Taylor
NEW YORK.

WE INVITE ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOW.
ING DEPARTMENTS OF OUR ESTABLIsHMENTHy
THE Low PRICES AT WHICH OuR 0OVyS A 49,
MARKED HAVE SPECIAL REVERENCE ~ FL y.
HOLIDAY SEASON, AND BARGAINS WILL y
FOUND THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE, THIS eIA'
SONS IMP0RTATIONS GIVING ID AN UN-
EQUALED STOCK OF GOODS
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
PLAIN COLORED SILKS

new shades, commencing A. low ~ 75c per yard,
and at 81 co. quality Of last season at d %.
Fancy Broche and Damasse Figures Of the new
Paris shades, from $500 upwards Trimming Sasins
at 41.00, worth $1.25.
THE PRICES AT WHICH WE OFFER OUR SILKS
ARE ONE-QUARTER TO ONE-THIRD Less
THAN LAST SEASON.
w- A SILK DRESS IS A HANDSOME H0Ll-
DAY PRESENT.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09

NasAIl rsiSss,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
GENTS, FURNISHING,

DRESSING GOWNS, SMOKING JACKETS AND
CAPS, sCARFS, TIES, UMBRELLAS, GLOVES,
AND OTHER ARTICLES FOR GENTLEMEN,
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS TO WHICH
THE ATTENTION OF LADIES rs INVITED.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09

Imost cheerfully recommend LAwsoN's CTR
ATIvE for Neuralgia. My wife used 1t, and re.
ceived instant relief. A. l.. FOSTER,
1868 Prospect Street, Cleveland, o.
Jrne & 1874
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
SOFIA EVACUATED.
ERZERoUM ISOLATED.

A special from Tiflis says the Rus
slams have occupied Ilidja. If this is
true communication with Erzeroum
is cut on all sides.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
4 DESPERATE ENGAGEMENT

A telegram received in Paris from
Constantinople states that the Porte
has asked for an armistice through
England,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
The London Pail Mall Gazette in
our silver bill takes this

Ottumwa, Jan. l, 1878.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-09
BALsAM AND PINE.
TWO IN ONE.

.ny en.77-d&M1Y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-16
Tuesday, July 16, 1878.
Insurance on the Tiber.

Marcus Calius," Cicero said to his
legal friend. meeting him one morning
on the other side Of the screen under
the capitol, what shall it be:
Calius said he would take a little
spirits fumenti op.imus, st;4:ght, and
the orator. remarking that that was
about the size of his, we1t on:
II wish you would &c. out the neces-
ssry papers some time to-day, and
bring suit for me against the Yellow
Tiber Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
pany for the amount OF its policy on my
villa at Tusculum and my town house.
M. Celius looked up in smazement.
Why" he exclaimed, "when did they
burn down. And what was it: Acct
dent !? Mob Some of Clodius' people"
NO." Cicero said. "they are intact as
yet, and, in fact, haven't insured
them yet, but / am going to do so to-
morrow, and want to bring suit against
the company now. so that if they ever
should happen to burn, | wont have
quite so long to wait for the money"
Celius saw that the orators head was
level, and brought suit that afternoon.
Eleven years afterward the villa at
Tusculum and the Town House were
both destroyed by fire. The suit had
by that time been in five different
courts, and had been confirmed and re-
verssd and remanded and referred to
the master to take proof, and stricken
from the docket, and amended, and re-
butted, aud sur-rebutted, aud implead-
ed, aud rejoindered, and filed, and
quashed, and continued, until nobody
knew what it was about, and Cicero
was notified three weeks after the fire
that he would have to prove wilHul
and long continued absence and neg
lect, as he could not get decree sim
ply on grounds of incompatibilisy OF
temperament. And when he went to
the Secretary of the company that ofti-
cial told him the company didn't know
anything about the fire, and had no
time to attend to such things. The
company's business, the Secretary said.
was to insure houses, not to run around
to fires. asking about the insurance. If
he wanted any information or those
points, he would have to ask the fire.
men or the newspaper reporters.
The more man reads in these old
histories, the more he is convinced that
the insurance business in tho days OF
the Pr9tors was a great deal more like
it is to-day.-Burttngton Uarkeye.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-16

Josh Billings says: Before u man
dclibritely makes up his mind tew be
q rascal he should examine hisself
clussly tew ascertain eff he amt better
constitned fur q phoo,.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-16

~ When San Francisco girl gets
miffed at her husband, she says: Base
tyrant. shall leave thee and fly to
my paternal home" When an Oregon
girl becomes similarly affected. she
simply remarks: "Old man. I'm going
to git. and if you don't like 1t. just
climp up on your eyebrows and see if
if you can stop me-" When a Wash
ington Territory girl gets on her ear
ct her "hub," she softly whispers "See
here, old boss. if you don't take tum-
bic to yourself I'll hop out so quick
it will make you dizzy. That's the
cheese. and don't you forget it,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03
LlRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
GERALD BRANCH OFFICE. i2e5 BROADwAy=
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION oF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAfkkSs

SsS ssHss Ss Rz$sSs S'
AMUsRxENvs-isr PAcr-4h. 5th and 9Th coils
aso.agsD asns ssxsoX1i.1 r4fsusss F4os ssS siI COL
ssSBEHs sSxkB Asp sa Dt %
bROoKiYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAGs-
syssTSSESsss ..r,l .s
SsfSfS S e.:
Fss.sss .ss s:s .s
RousEs LsT II AND us
ras.al'i .S col
ffXxNcl1Ieii4a @ faoE.. '
sSs s' 70 LET
~. ~ r1G.-iss and I'd coils
EE: ::a .A
noRsEs. C4RRIAGEs. 4c.-isr PAcE-ad aud I'd cola
HousEs. Rooxsa Sc Sc W s%SANrEp-ad pAc.-ad col
sHsSS5IsoUsis SSP soUspi rtss rsssi.. si COL
xSBEs sSSBISssxIiE r.ss-s.A ssl eo
HATRLAoNIAI-lsr PAox-sth col.
sSsEL1SR6ts 5tsra sS r.o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -ll.n r4oE-esh col
NV EElq1 Is rAsfs.a fs' rAoro.A COL
fiaSosokrEass fiaSosokas ORGANS. dpkaSsNs. SC:, pAers.A col.
l2rn PAoE-5th COL
RENTED PA0x-1xt col.
REAL ESTATE re ExChXNaE-2D pAcx-ist col
REAL EST4TK WANTED-2D PAGK-ist COL
RELlGIuUS NO1ICKS- lsr PAGE-lst COL
REWARDS-lsr PAGE--lst COL
SAILS AT AUCTION-2p PAcK-dth 5th coils
6lTUATIONS wANrEk-FEMALES-12rH PA0x-lst,
I'd, I'D. 4th and 5th Coils
SITUATIONS WANTkD-MALES-I2r PAGx-6th COL
9rECIAL NOTICES--lsT PxGE-1st and I'd cots.
9rORTlNG-DO0S. BIRDS &C-lsr PAcE-2d col.
TIE TRADES-l2rn PAGE 9th coI
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcx-lst col
IRAvkLLERH GUIDE-2D PAGK-6th col.
UkFURNlSHkD ROOMS ANDApAhTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE -2d col.
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-2p PAsR 9Th col.
WATCHES JkWELRY, &C.-2D PAGE I'D col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03
DANCING ACADE uIIss.

DANCANO A(ADGuihSs
A LIEN DODWORTH's SIIOOL FUK DANCfSU.
"A No 6SI 9th
Glasses and private lessons sond tor circular
A --CARTftRs DANCING ACADEMY. UNION
hssguafo 4th NV side; private lessons hour, giids
specially lady assistants
y rnENOKs ACADEMY OF DANCING. BROAD
Away and31G ~. extending toward 9th pupils
begin and attend any day "r evening.
LEkNANDpS DANCiNG ACADEMY, 5sTfI ST.. sd
bank buildng) Reception fhursdaya Nav classes
address residence E~sst 81
Private losson- any hour. LAZY assistants
CauSE'S DANCtSG ACADEMlks, ia EAST i3rH,
k)55 West 3Jd, 2l3 last lth-PRlvATk LESSONS any
hous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03

OLYArlo THEATRE
100 4 sfaaisE4Y GAHs1yAI ARTISTS Hz Sss. 100
A,;;: sHsiJf gree. vsS%H Ss%s r.nso"ns MAGIC FLUTE
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT r. N.
Popular prices loc. 2oc.. soe. Soc. and 75c.
EXFSsED AND AND
rAMMANY HALL.
-us EHRA usAarEsF ESsisS SsASDioifs4sua
MOST MARVELLOUS snS NAN ov. rhK AGE.
PROFESSOR E. DI oAvASENoHI,
GRAND f'll kExfsosuas kE!yfsssuas
spiRrUAL,sx.
HxpSsES AZ tss tsis' %Sb & 10 Spsri'L spxrLHED SfSrT
nATEkI1EIzA5iISSS T;kb kNa5iS. 81 kATS k5So
Spirit WHITING MADE EAsy.
THE REAL SECRET or ZACH TEST kxPLAISBDA
Admission rs cents; reserved seats, so ccntA
Seats can be secured at the principal hotels.
(yiLMoRE,s aAHDEN nrs oyyASuARY 3. 1873
q tho matched 90
Commencing = 40 r NJ aud finishing .. IlP.M.
TnR NEW AMEkIoAN MUsRUM.
bowery. near Grand st
ARRIVAL or rnE GORILLA
UU1,UHrrA THE GREAT OAr SHOW.
SaEf,.,A SaTS LIVING cURIosirigs
Open daily from iOA. ". to iop. N.
PAULIsr FAIR
AT
ARMoRY BUILDING.
44rn ST AND BROADWAY.
usnsranee this week on 44th street.,
Open ON wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday
WILL Positively oLosE on SATURDAY.
EGyPTIAX HALL. o4rh sE AND 3D. Av.-rIR
Ilony arst class sensational theatre One aud
ono Dsausiny lornsd iaac, ~ The ne; s.rc. Of
% % Ga Tss ss
5Hsy 5ss m:s Gsey ns ussaas
Thursdays aud Saturdays a. =
yG k5J pHssHsTs IME Ar
MhfAo'oI''oasHr osrlc2. sHn Is sA.slsSS HHs g.
wnon TIE yHizt srW Rg. YeHg pNi iS,'s,s n'ssALDI
Upon tho reconmsada.ion OF majarty Of tho Judge,
and construction by majority Of tho whole number Of
medal Of .nsero,ty WAS awardcd TO tho asopoli,aa jon
business '' - '''.D'' -
iLLuMiNnrED
"qSDqHE Il qiE fs1Hhis' woshD
for the lowest cash price also all kindsof
2s ANN ST.
I UBISs onEMoRSE rv ,.s.I szp sr EE&m 1rii Az
ELITE sUCIABLES EVERY EVENING.
Mammoth ParIors Pagisian Orchestra
Boanty and ushion. society par excslicnca
a Berlin Urpheum and Vienna neuc Welt. JescphstadI
Tuesdays. Illuminated Prism alto Nights aud pancsA
Thursdays Illuminated Gala Nishta
UnAXsANTE D'sIIADOws" AT TUE ARGYLE
UKOOMs To NfGuf. ADMISSION SOC.
i FOR MODJ EsKA At THE FIFTH AVENUE
Choice BLOCKS oi Seats at Ill Broadway
NTEw MUsIc--'wHOA EMMA" CAPTAIN CUFF"
IN SUNDAY Night When ths Pmror's FuI" ''foss tho
turk" 10 cents each AhDiNGs. I'D Bowery. opposite
prince 81.
M"THE GgEArEsT ACTRESS SINCE RACHEL"
Best Reserved seats tNatince or Evening", III broadway
nIME CONCEKr. TU.NIDIIf.-jHASD DOU3LE
IJDlME Cooper Institute; every scat DINE.
except orchestr~ circle. FIVE CENTS ENiHh.
EARD.--PHIvArb LEsrONs rIANO, VIOLIN,
O8utnr Organ, Singing Plate. "UNIvERsITY." SJ
wavcrcy place. Circulars matted.
CocTETy soCIABLEs EVERY SATURDAY EVEN
Ding III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03

VERY STYLISH BAY GELDING SNOW FLAKE.
foaled May H. 1869, 15X hands high. rsised Pine
Grove. Kentasky. BY VI spencer. sired BY Clark
Chief dam Countess Piper. by Lexington; Is pure
gated an extraordinary breaker and catcher does
not pull or lug; has record the y mile track
Parkor's Landing. Pa. last October. OF 2:35 he
also trot.ed 2 mile and repeat race at sharon. Pa
the track IN tbcst tns) , 3s1S; he also
trcted the Cleveland rack. private trial. IN -
and 2:2s1a: no Is warranted sound kind. AND =
ALSO WARRANTED TO SHOW MILE IN 2 s35
OK BITTER AND REPEAT. Fleetwood trsck
oAN BE SEEN THIS DAY AT THE MART AT TEN
O'CLOCK,
VERY HANDSOME AND CLOSELY MATCHED PAIR
BAY MARES. 15i4 hands high. and 3 years old I;
treo from vice, Extraordinary road team nos
afraid Of anything; vcry easy to drive can show
better than 80 to pole aud much faster
single; they 90 not pull or lug; have unlimited
respect and warranted sound and kind.
ENTRIES FOR THIS SALE should be r;ade carly ~
possible THIS DAY TO ensure place GAIA
LO0UE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03

SPECIAL NOTICEs.
DEIcIoosi
Walter Baker 4 Co.'S
BreakfAs.
Cocoa
dn tins.
This article meets all OF food dys-
pepties beng disagree with the
sensisivs while for healthy delightful beverage
Il is the most economical preparation Of for
sumsn. a. veil ~ the most dsiiciouA
Walter BaKer = Cos
Vanilla Chocolates
said by excel all Others in richness
exquisite navor.:
PARK 4 TILvoRD.. AcKEa, MERRALL coXDIr
and many others have these goods tor sale
NANCER.-TIIE PREVALENT THEORY THAT CAN
Ocer Is tneursbe has been prse,caiy exploded BY Dr.
q So..SS '''
DKs N; 0srRANDER. THE oKLEbRATED INDIAN
IT,. 5th and 9Th by those aioied with
rRxs6s &
s. 0UaKKTHhxf SO IHW
way. opposite Cisy Hall.
DIVORCES SPEEDILY OBrAINED-TERMS SUPER.
Datively reasonable; CONSULTATIONS tree. FRED
EkICK King. Lawyer. y st. Marks place. adjaining
Coouer Institute.
DIsEAsEs OF MEN A sPRcIALTY.
DHENKY A. DANIELS. MD. LA Lexington av, near
10Th Ut. Office hours from To 3.
nI RIooRD's EssENoE or LTPk REsToRRs
~ auhood 70 the debitstcd In weeks failure Inn
DR.. j. JACQUES, z University place. New York.
nfvORCE CAUSES. LAW BUSINESS GENERALLY.
hdenal practices state United States COURTS ISAAC T.
BOiCE, Experienced Lawyer, 287 Broadwss.
NEOR6IA STATE-ExTRA GLASS l2i-JAN. Z, 1878.
U75. "a 76 7s IL. II. SO, CO. O. e.. SO. 81. 40
CONSOLIDATED ox0RGlA-xxrRA CLASS 2i-JAN 2. 1873.
81. 3D. 3i. ST. 66. 10. 3. 4S. H. %. ~. 6s. ID Ga
80 GsoRc.A srArx-cLAss i2a.sAsgAGy 2, ISIS 90
CONSOLIDATED oEoaGIA-cLAss 32-JAN. 2. 1919.
50. u, u.s. ~, 81. 90, y, 4, 10. %. 10 So o, 46.
INFECTIOUS BLOOD POIsONING.-A GENTLEMAN
1woud b. glad 50 vo without charge tho infosnston Of
treatment which Is positively Of shis hereto
fore incursbe c!se9sc Adaress MERCHANT. box 2.703
Post oince New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03

VITEt TABLE, LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS row.
w elings shirtng Lincus, iIandkerchiefs. Ae also
lot of black silks OF good quality slightly
aged. IRON auction; Tor sale mt very low prices
WM. MATHEWS, % CHtharine. IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03

4 MiDDLE.AUED PHYSICIAN EiIGlBLE IN Alt
Arrspccts. wishes 20 marry thc hcshisst best hand
aud poorest woman In the sLe should 10
blonde aDoui icct iaehcs icO pounds ~ uneD-
cnmbered; he all he docs not object dc~ng
with ruiatives MUSr contain photograph aud
iuli persona description a. A lssw ORTIZ station "
New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03
HORSES, CAKItIAaEs, sc.

4 T AUCTION.
"A BY.vANTXssELL 1 KEARNEy. AuorIoNEERs,
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ITO and ll2 East 18th 4th av..
TOMORROW FRIDAY, 4rH JANUARY,
4 Ten o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03
AMUSrcMEyrs.

-''''''.o- @x "-a -GENiGiNE s1cCEss.--
THE NEW YORK HERALD SAYS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11

VTRGTNTA FREE RESS--IE1E
Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful world we live in Ma,
ture gives Us grandeur OF mountains, giens anu
oceans, and thousands Of means for ENJOY Denl
80 deeire no better when In perfect health
but how often do the majority OF people feel IKE
civinrit IN disheariened, discouraged aud wor-
fled out with disease, when there IS no oecasio n
for this feeling As every sufferer can easily OBTAIN
satisfactory proof that Green's August Flower
VIII make them as FREQ from disease as when
born. Dyspepsia AID Liver Complaint IS 1ne ~
ret cause Of sevenly-fve per cent. Of eueh NAL
aides. as Billiousness Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Costiveness, nervous prostration, Dizziness oil the
Head. Palpitation OF the Heart, snd other els.
tressing symptoms. Three doses OF August
Flower viii prove its wonderful effect. Samp'e
bottles. I cents. Try it.
Nov. IL, Is77-ly.eoW.-at, March 2,'76.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
sAopherdstown Summary.

Condensed milk from the registers cocoa
nut:
Work upon the broken span Of the Bridge
over ,he Potomac at this place is to be com
menccl at once. The lumber has been DO
'iycrcd.
Samuel All William IIumrickhousc. Of this
town. have constructed AMI almost completed
C,hirot organ.
ThcN.M C A rcturo thanks to Mr.. Henry
shepherd or a donation Of S25.
VIM. Weeks. coIorej picked up an oil cop
per p;stnl-c,r'rilge, and whilst holding 1t in
his hand lrll aud struck the end Of it upon a
stouc An explosion cnsucd aud the ball pass
ell through his hand.
\ Conference Of the Y u c \. workers
will bc hrli in this place, beginning on Fri
day evening. Nay lO'h, and continuing over
sunday DELEGATES 'rc expected from Bnltj-
moro. Frederick. Cumhcrlul, Ilacerstown
Fr.slhurr, and other paccs 10 ;his anl AL
jjujr, counties The public are cordially
invited TO al tho deliberations Of this body.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-11
Church Notes.

In the N. f. Church, South, Rev. DR.. Nell
son Head preached on Saturday morning and
night. On Sabbath, morning and night, Rev.
Dr.. Arbogast preached. IN the morning the
Sacrament Of tie Lords Supper vas admin
isterc1.
In the Presbyterian Church on Sabbath.
morning and night the pulpit was occupied
by Rev Mr. Long, Il Wheeling.
The pulpit Of the ? . f. Church was occu-
pied by the Rector. Rev Wm. Il. Meade.
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Tor Mayor.

E0rroBs or FaEs Pass: take pleasure in
recommending O. tho voters OF Charlesiown, Mr..
JAMES y. GALLAUER a. a suitable man % be
voted ior fos Mayor. az the election for town oti
GERS, snon O. take place.
Mayl. ISIS. AYorER.
PRIVATE. Please put the above into
bettsr share. az the writer is a novice 10 such
matters. Ills object is T. bring before the people
a worthy yoruE man, and one who viii do COED
service &c elected O. the o.ice mentioned above.
Theab've brief announcement is not suscepti-
bic Improvement at our hands. Commcndation
from such a source as TIE author oeit-one Of the
most venerable and veneratod OF our citizeus-wiu
duh the keen Cd - Of unfriendly criticism and be
a balm Tor the healing % the wounds Of possible
dc,oat.-EI,fors o. Free Press.
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Cor Recorder.

Mn. Eair5s 7 was pleased to see the announce
taeut in che Npiri' v J,fer,oH Of Mr.. J. HENk,
HOLLAND ior Recorder Of Charlestown. lie will
max. A hfst-rate Recorder. Ho is an czceleu
scribe aud uil Keep the Corporate books in tip
t.u style. Noohi.c,iou o. Mr.. o Damon except
that De already holds responsible public o'hoo
tl.t ousht not o. be mixed up with The duties Of
other Offices Respectfully yours,
NavT.lS-s \. VOTER.
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Pensions! Pensions !
WAR 1912.

ACTS FEB. l4h, 1871, AND MARCH oh, ISIS,
ItIvE Pensions Of So per Month from date of
II Acts, u al persons who served not LESS
THAN II DAYS, unlcss in Battle. Widows q
such persons arc entitled, Without regard 10 date
Of marriage.
Widows Of Soldiers who were married prior Ia
February l7th 1918, are entitled under the let #
1871. The c1Hirca Of Soldiers are rot entitled
under these Acts.
Under the Act Of March 9TH ISIS, An per-ops
whose names were stricken from the pension rolls
Tor serving in the tate Cirii War, arc restored ;
the benefit to date only from the 9h of March,
ISIS, and nat for time whilst stricken ri.
Names in full Il the soldier and Captain under
whom the soldier served aud the state, County
and town, if possible. whore the Soldier went
FROM and any other particulars remembered about
Service ita.t be- giren. Also II any Bounty Land
Warrant has been received under Act IT 1850 or
1855. Names Of Widow before aud after Mari
rye. VIXEN, where. and by whom married, and
date Of death Of husband. when and where.
Persons who served in the Mexican War viii
send names and particulars, a' Congress will pro-
baby also give Pensions b said persons.
such rs are interested in the said benefits. viii
address the subscriber, with as iitIe delay pos
sible enclosing postage for answer. Address,
John ~. Gala her.
CLAIM ASD PtrEvr AGENr.
20. 20l0 + STREET :. WET,
WASHINGTON, ID. {.
March 20 1873