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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14

The New York Times shows that the
table comparing the condition Of the
Nationol Treasury a year ago with j..
condition on Friday last has several in
teresting point. 1t shows an aggregate
gain in coin of $40, 000, 900 AMI a ne,
gain in the amount held free from out
standing liabilities Of over $4,000, 900.
The coin in the Treasure, added to thai
held by the New York banks, at the
close Of business Monday reaches a to-
tai of nearly 800, 000, 900. The out
standing legal tenders have diminished
$l5, 800 900 during the year, while The
amount Of silver coin in circulation In,
lea increased 81 900, 600. DuriEa
the past eve months of the current
fiscal year, the payment of the public
debt has been at the average rate of tive
and Il quarter million and a quarter
during the corresponding period of the
last fiscal year. The value of our i'm.
ports was $53, OOO, 900 greater in 1877
than in 1876, and our exports 10000
600 greater, leaving, however, a trade
balance in favor of the United States OF
$40, OO0, 900. These figures are indica-
tions of returning prosperity, however
completely their tendency may be re.
versed after a few months of reckless
and unprincipled financial experiment
ing Of Congress.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14
MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
For MAN AND BEAST.

Thisliniment very naturally originated in Ameri.
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidotcs for the inaladies of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for IS years,
until now 1t C~nciTclcs the habltablo globe.
The Mexican Mustang L!n!Hlcat is n matchless
remedy for all cxtcrncl ailments OF man and beast.
To stock owncr3 and farmers II Il invaluable.
4 single bottle often saves a human life or re.
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse, OK,
COW, or sheep.
1t cures ~foct-rot, hoof.ail, hollow horn, grub,
scrcw.worrl, shoulderrot, mango, the bites and
Gtlngs Of poisonous reptiles and insects, mt every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble of horses, such
ns lamcness, scratches, swlnny, spralns, founder.
wlnd,gall, kingdoms, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment Is the quickest
cure in tho world for accidents occurring in tho
family, in the absence Of q physician, such as
burns, scalds, sprains, cuts, etc, and for rheuma-
tism, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par-
~ticularly valuable TO Miners.
1t is the cheapest remedy in the world, for It
pcnetrates the muscle to the bone, and n single
application Is generally SUFFICIENT TO cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up In three
sizes of bottles, the larger ones being proportion
Rtely much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14
Tohnccn Manufacturing.

Western Tobacco journal: Commis-
siOner Baum intend, that more care
ul scrutiny shall hereafter be made Of
the manner Of sale Of leaf tobacco. lie
is conceived thar an immense quantity
Of leaf tobacco is made up into cigal,
and plug tobacco which cscap 5 the tax
the law is enforced. II i the ''tcme-
mrml house" evil, ~ general. termed,
whore small quantities of !"barro are
traded OF or sCll 10 cigar-mHkcrs,
whose manufactures are ii q dark lott,
wiki only the manufacturer for q
working force. The evil Is growing,
and some legislation will be asked Ly
which The sell + Of G + tobacco j. re-
quircd to be able TO state first where
ms tobacco j. 50 Il
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14

The dispatches of Friday announced
the death of Pope Plus TX, at Rome,
italy. He had lived to u ripe old age,
heinz Sc wears when taken away.
Since September 20, 1870, when Victor
Emmanuel entered the Eternal City,
the Pope never left the Vatican. Were
he ruler of Il kingdom; were he enga-
ged. like SO many of his predecessors,
in resisting with arms, or copeilia-
ting with diplomacy, hostile monarchs;
were the deposition ofthrones, crowns,
estates, and inheritNDces a part of his
functions, as it was Of the medieval
pontiTrs were his Office now the arbi-
traitor of international disputes, az it
was in the feudal ages-his death, even
SO long expected, would profoundly
stortlc Europe, and, until the election
Of his successor, would practically sus-
pend general interest in contemporaries
ous events. But the world has chan
ged. The tiara is no longer "crown
of crowns" Exercising within his
own church an influence never surpass-
ed by any previous Pope,--evcn the
greatest Of the militant pontifIs; pre-
senting to the world n personal char
meter so blamoless and so amiable that
crceds, for the moment, Will forget
their asperitics, to pay him the need of
praise due to exalted personal vlrtuN
Plus TX. passes away o hero and a
saint, the en- rable but disarmcd rep
resentative Of lost power to the rest Of
earth.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14

AploNtu ~ ~ Nv y tiiNiob h-N -
The House Committee on Pensions
agreed to report u hill for the revision
Of the pension laws. 1t provides that
it applications for pensions are made
within five years from date of death or
discharge of the soldier or officer for
whom the pension is asked, that such
pension il granted, shall date from the
time of death or discharge shall Gatr
from ttciimc such application is made.
It contains aclauge which allows pen
sioncrs to be replaced on the rolls
whose names were stricken of OF ac-
count of aid given the South during the
rebellion, but is applicable only to
such pensioners as arc now living, con-
ferring no benefit on the heirs of those
who are dead.
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Tho Election of supreme Judges.

O. .
1t may not be generally known that
IN important change in the mode Of
electing Judges of the Supreme Court
of this State takes effect on the first
Thursday in August next. The act Of
1870, ID session, ch. -, provides for
The election Of two Judges for the State
1T large, and one from each grand Iii
vision; provides that not more than
two OF the five shall reside in any one
grand division of the State. The act
requires that each ballot shall in licate
he division for which the candidate j.
v,t3l for, and "thc voter shall also
p'eiX to the name of each the other two
can Iidatps on his bal!os the words the
| state atlarge' to denote Il a. they are
to be elected for the State etc. The
Memphis Ledger, referring to the canGi-
lates from that section of the State, re-
marks:
In West Tennessee we are likely to
have a lively time. The pronounced
candidates at present are the two pres
ant incumbents, Judge Freeman, OF
Gibson, and Sneed, of Shelby; and
Judge Lea, of Brownsville; Morgan,
of Memphis, and Jackson, of Jackson,
and il is estimated that four other dis
tiuguished gentlemen are docking VI
in the tree" We understand the
| friends of Judge Snced in the other di'
visions of the State intend to put hin
on the track for tie State at large
Though a citizen of Shelby, yet they
all claim stock IN him. In any even,
lively times are ahead.
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The Young Mon of To-day.

A large majority of the young men
that are growing up are Of no account.
They can't support themselves. They
would starvc If tossed out into the
world and compelled to take care of
themselves. They are lacking in self
reliance, in pluck, perseverance, IN
the willingness to labor at anything to
make an honest living. The trouble is
they feel above lahoring for a lively
hood, and just as long as they have such
notions there is no hope for them. Any
trade or calling is better than idIencss,
for idleness produces wortlifrlncSs. 1t
is better to be a shoemaker, q black
smith, carpenter, n labOrer OH the farm.
than it is to be a lOafer. Some Of our
worthiest and greatest men have risen
to their distinguished positions from
these humble callings. Everybody re-
spects the man who is not afraid to
work. People will trust and honor
him and do all they can to help him. 1t
may he starting on the lower round OF
the ladder, but a higher and still high
err round can be reached by those pos
sessing energy, pluck and industry,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14
Death OF Noted Man.

We regret exceedingly to state that
a we!l-knOwn man has passed away.
lie paSsed away suddenly. 1t viii
cause a pang IN many hearts to learn.
In telegraph C columns to-day, thar
John Smith is 40 more. lie was hung
Yesterday at Chester, South Carolina.
John Smith has been a noted individual
eyer since ne settled I'm Virginia. and
now a sister State settled John Smith.
Ii j. q sad taking oil, but IL was the
only way to get rid Of him.-lDetroii
Free Press.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14

The people Of the Fourth Congress
ionai District of California elected Pa
checo, Republican, to represent them
in Congress. The Democrats in Con-
gress look the matter II of the hand
q the Fourth District people, md gave
the seat to a Democrat.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14
The Weekly Herald.
FEBRUARY II, 1878.

Nashville American: The names on
the penitcutiary roll are Increasing
daily. Eleven hundred and twenty
conyicts are now registered aud the
list wifi, ia all probability. NJ AwclIcd,
within the ucX, two months, to twelys
hundred.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14

Ice County, Mississippi, gave Tildcn
2.73l votes, and Hayes 2OG. The pres
emit Democratic Sheriff Is \ defluller {,
the amount Of 1900, and the county
has had no Sheriff who was not a de-
faulter for seven wears.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14
W EGEGGs sb
Flower 4 Vegetable Seeds

are planted by II million people In
America. see
VIcK's CArALOGUE,-30O Illustrations,
only 2ccnts.
ViCKs ILLUsrRARLD MONTHLY MAGA-
zrNE,-32 pages, fine illustrations, and
celored plate in each number. Price,
81 .25 n year. Five copies for 5000
Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden,
80 cents in paper covers; with elegant
cloth covers 81 90. All my publications
are printed 10 English and German.
New York,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14
Tho Mnsclc Shoals Canal.

Knoxville Tribune: The first and
largest lock on the Muscle Shoals Canal
was completed last Wednesday. The
entire plan of the work is to build 4
canal thirty miles in length and sixty
feet wide, ten feet in depth, and hay-
inr ten locks, around the shoals. Seven
miles have been completed. At present
1856 laborcrs are employed, and the con-
tractors are advertising for 800 more.
The amount paid in wages now is over
5000 per day. The gentlemen rep
rescnting this great enterprise nj Wash
ington have strong hopes Of securing
the desired appropriation for the sue
cessful completion of the work. .
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14
An ~EFFRCT1SG SCENE.
A Virgiria Belle pleads guilty Of robbing
the Mails.

The Richmond dispatch Of Saturday
saws: Miss Emma Davenport, the
Young lady mail rObbcr. appeared be-
fore Judge Hughes to-day in the mi
ted States Circuit Court, held in this
civ. Miss Davenport was charged
with abstrac.ing a valuable silk dress
aud two valuable packages OF iewelry
from the mail while she was acting ~
Deputy Postmaster at G%oOchland, last
Christmas. She + Of good family aud
very pretty, and there was naturally
much sympathy manifested by the
crowd assembled IN the court room.
II seems that her lover was In the
Courtroom, aud That he was armed
with a pistol, with which 70 blow ont
his brains should the sentence De- Al
hany, But when the Clerk said:
''lylat say YOU, guilty or not the
fair prisoner replied. " th q trcmu!0U-
voice: "Guiltyu' then there WIS Il
scene with the word guilty. Miss IA
ycnpOrt shIiekcd, threw up ilcr bands
and fell back into the arm, OF Ler stall
wart bctrolhcd. The jury were moved
10 tears, and the JuGg. hid his face IN
his handkerchief. II was half an hour
before the lady revived. The Court
imposed Il line of $luO, then she tainted
again, and the Court adjourned.
Miss Davenport and her lover re-
turned to COochland this evening,
where report has il ,hcy vii! wed TO-
morrow,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14

Gen. Joseph i. johnson having con-
sentcd to be n candidate for Congress in
Virginia, it is conceded that he will be
elected. lie will be a great improve
mention some of the ex-C onfederates
uowAn Congress.
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THE TIE IS ggCga ET IT; FhUlT."

~ ne pelr arc .-clih 'i,iy wright IN r.'i'
n-g. l.. :. C'KEsON, Lssi5siio, ~.
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uz--s-a
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fAa.c weed T.i' IT, i-'ro W. "rrr' 'rr~d'"
". -. AHi.H Etsc k;yais Bag.r-s.
"wr ~ f-~ r.vr Ir~'a 'i % Tfe Cf al
i4.r -SayEz = 90, Ca,t.r1s.s, "a.
$780,
"Tu.i's T..'' ha.e ol. - to ;.rG 20 's'saii.h
.l..- .t.r;r. I.i.~ rr.. ~. Easr-
~. Il. E:a3cI, IS -gmG-7 g., Eoe.oa.
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"Thrrci, - u~o,,iIsi 20 e. l~s'r.--- latss Ca.s
of i!uuus .i.r.l.r- .. iW o. la'-.'
TO-. G7SHiiz2- Ci-h=,at, V7g.o!l.
% tsr-y4Sr#f. fJ-R-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14

Roy ALSO Bar Iron, Diamond aud Rabbit
Mrldl. Wire Rope. IrGot Copper, Light Rail,
Fish Plate aud Bolts, screen Iron, Foundry
Coke and Blacksmith CUHl.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-14

am kccping full stock
of one and twO-hOusc Wa
gons, which I an offering
at lower prices than ever
before offered in this mar
kct.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-09
IL CHASCERT.

BRIDGET hurley
CATHERINE MCCABE. widow
in her own right. and as Adj 11S CHASCEKT.
miuistra:riS of Bernard Nc
Cabe. Jonn McCabe, Martin
BrImnou and Catherine Bran
non his wife.
II is adjud ced, ordered and decreed. that this
! cause be referred to Il Commissioners Of this
Court, with instructions that he settle the ad-
IniuistratIun account of Catherine MCCabe, Adj
IlIulstratriS of BsTnard McCabe, decd; that
he ascertain the value and annual value of the
real estate of which Bernard McCabe died
seized that lie convene the creditors and audit
all tue debts of the deceased Bernard McCabe,
and that said Commissioner do make report OF
the same the next term of the COurt, with
any statements that he may deem pertinent, or
any of tic parties may require to be stated.
Before taking SAID account said Commissioner
shall make publication of the time and place of
takiu:. the same for four successive weeks, i'll
sluIs rrwsnaper published Ill Jefferson county,
West Virginia. which shall be equivalent to
personal service on tho parties interested, anc
al ..cd any of them.
4 C0py-Tcstc. -
Is. C. WASHINGTON,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-09
COLLBCTI0Ns OF MINERALS

For Students, -IuAIeurs, PEofesAort, Ply sieikhs,
and other Professional Men These collections it,
IuatrAte all the principal species aud all grand
subdiyisions in Dana and other w0rks on Mineral
ores and every known Element. The collections
20 labelled " ith printed label that can only be
removed by soaking. Tho labels give Dnna's
,Dectes nu nlber, the name, locality. and IN most
cases, the composition OF the Mineral. !.
All collections accompanied BY an liusuaed
Catalogue and table OF species.
100 Cry siAls and FtRgm ntser study, SLou
100 Specimens. Student's Size. Larger. S'uu
leo Specimens, Larger, Amateurs SIZE, zisis
coileetioas o ( Gem. Ores. Es r,hy Mineral. used
in any Aria or Agriculture. en- hand sr put up 10
Order.
we sell Minerals by weight, for the Chemist
and blow pipe very low prices Mt Ssmsrskiie
IS cents per pound. Atlantic rs cents per pouhd-
Brood kite Pure CTystal % cenIs per roond. kuiie
pure 25 cents per pound, NaTeIltie % Genus per
eouud, Bende 10 eents per pound.
/ have Just bought the famous Chiffon Coiieetien
of MineraIs and Skells, heh has bsen on eahibt-
tior at 1ifany's for ths rsst two years The orig
inal price asked was : 3.OOO. IL eontaineda NUM-
her of unequaIled things, among the = Rutile IN
Quartz, for which MIR. Chiffon was offered SSsO
gold perfect Fpning -moreI
The herbarium Of Iowa plants that received the
Highest award. IL placed in my hands Tor saies
for $3.50. The case alone is worth 9 lSO.
Several : coo Worth of Rocky Mountain bisoss
SheIIs. BotADicn! Specimens. Mound Builders ksi-
ics. &c on he nd
Osinz 10 a N Increase Of stock, II has become nc
ccssary TO ohtHin larger ard more convenient 10.
cation This has been found at No. 1928 Belm"nt
Avenue, about squareS from the Irahs'Conn
mental hotel.
Prof. Chsmistry and MinersIoEy,
Fellow Am. Assn. Adv, o. Science.
1923 Belmont Avenue, Philadelphia Pa.
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The Naturalist's Agency,

-s b.eu esta bIished at 1923 Beimont Ayen.
me- PhiIadsipbla,f for the purpose OF giving
7.eIoIs o 4 obi. CTS Natural history An eppeI--
tnnIty q buying. FelIii or exchanging their au-
plicaies OF colIeeIions. ,5-t- % NOT
Ihsye nov over IS tons, and nearly Sso,VoV
xor,n of minerals hand lhnve solo over t.---
taO ~orth s,nce the l7th Gay of January wss -
f,T.t box vas put into nay establishmenf. es.eI(
5sv October Slst, my eAEh sales and cash reesipts
were S7UO- go -
our MIxssALosIeAL CATALosvE. ifiu suateo py
over 500 worth of ergravings, - now reaoy IoI
distribuIiOn Free ali costomers. 10 otheis
ON receiot of 10 cents for postage ldene espe-
cinIlv 20 cali attention TO NY rtmafkAoly nne
,peeimens of Amazon Stone, of which have 4
have had nine tenShs OF all the specimens evt4L
found have made AK trips 10 the locality and
thiuk may safely say that more viii be found.
GOOD CRYSTALS from Is cents TO : loo each.
NV Titauium Miuerals are the fnest ever knovp-
Besides the Bydrated Titanic Acid. Hydreutnhite.
a miueraI recently analysed by DR.. Koenig. OF
Pennsyivania University have also remarkably
we'll cTvstalizsd Percfskiie b ooki,es of snorDous
size RntiIes re nicuiated till they foam eiteleJ
SchorIomite, w arviokite. &c.
In Peganite " have large surfaces covered with
minute bright green cry stalls We have the most
beautiful green " avsllite ever known, eolorsd By
The Columbite erystsIs that occur in the Amaroh
Stone are very interssting, The Graphite ftor1
New Mexico occurs in hszagoral prtms
The Embolite frcm New Mexico 10 the best ever
found AZ any loo atty. Weare selling Amsthyst
At far lower prices than Il ever sold AZ beforei
W have sold over : ,CUo worth sinee the loih Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-09
IMPROVED FOLDING CHAIRS.

TgNHE undersigned having purchased the rig ht
4 10 manufacture Suthcrland's Improved
Folding Char, would announce TO, the PUBLIC
tr:it he il nuw prepared to take orders for and
put ND the same. at his shop. corner of Nam
and Samuel streets, Char estown. This Chair
is strong. comfortable aud convenient, and is
made in four different yes. Can be used
handsome piece uf Parlor furniture, or rs Sick
Char, 20 which purpose il is well adapted. Can
also u" folded up and packed away, or moved
about with ease and convenience. fair SAM
ole OF the large size may h" at the Drug
Store us No.;srs. Light s, Mitchell. Call ard see
them IIlOS. G. RUST.
A-hrll ISIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-09

AEOU$TtiIIE Produced in two weeks; Lux
W urious WhIskcrs in one month grand
sucCeas. Those who want a nice Whsker or Nous
tache preparation No cheap ma lie up.
but genuine article The preparation is so very
OK pensive in its character, that we cannot sell 1t
al Less than $ 90 per package Ii will DC ma iled
free on receip; of the price. by addressiug HC Mt
~ CO, Hair Drcsscr1, Main Street. Rockville,
Ont.
November u. ls1T-ly.
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U9USE-PAINTING. PAPERING, &C.

TgNIlE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
I lie tina, he viii execute promptly, in good
style and we'll,
HOUsE-PAINTING, PAPERING, GLAZING.
and all things pertaining TO his ayocation, upon
easy terms md reason able charges. viii re-Var-
ni.h Furniture, and tor this purpose. if desired,
will so TO hones of patrons in town or country
WM. w. JOHNSON.
ChaEisatoEn. Dece mber u: l,1I-ly.
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TO STOCK RAISERS.

THE undersigned having con'idsrnble expert
ence in the PeldinR OF stock. offers his profes-
sionAI services - the Stock Rsisers OF JefIerron
md adj lining Counties, prom icing care in the e.
ecution of work entrusted to MIN. Will also give
attention tn diseases ia horsrs AlSn has Patent
Anti Rooter. which ne will Hppiy oHogs. Letters
sd essro DufIie ld's Depot Char lsstovu
will receive prompt attention Terms reseonsble.
Feb ID 1871 JOHN ". sCHAEFFER.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rT>HE undersigned having given bis attention 70
/ the Collection of Aceoonts, X c., has concluded
to devote his principally to the duties Of gen
eraI Collector, and invites the attention o. har
chants and Business men generally 10 the het.-
Prompt and energetic efforts on my part will be
given to the Collection Of all claims placed 10 my
hands. a. w ChAmEh;
CharIcstOwn Jefferson Co, W. Va.
NJ.
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NGTICE.

Notice is hereby given that viii execute the
foregoing Decree at ny ctice in Charlestown.
w Va OH Thursday, July 25tlI. 1878. Given
under my hand this 10Th dav of June. 1878.
CLEON MOOSE,
Tuna Commissioners.
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REAL ESTATE.
JOHN NJ. COYLE & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
CHARLESTOWN. W. va.

DuY and Sell Real Estate, in town and country.
ID Prompt attention given to all business placed
in their hands. Titles examined and Convey snces
promptly prepared.
Gez- B1siness nsactcd in the Law Office of
Flank Bsckwitb, Main street, nearly opposite
the Carter House.
February 5. lSIS-ly.*
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(NRCULATINt; Library, al
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Any one can become = suocesSful sgent. The most
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