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vel, Brights disease, Seminal losses, Leucor-
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s'hndins the case may be, positive relief is had
IN from one 10 three days Do not desnair z
hesitate or doubt for it is really a specific and
never fails IL is purely vegetable prepare
lion, by lite timely use thousands of cases ina,
have been considered incurable by tho mos,
e,n,nsh' ,rn!s'ci"ns, have been permanently
cured. IT is also Endorsed by the regular pby.
sicians and Medical Societies throughout the
country, sold in bottles at Two Dollar1 each
or three bottles which is enough TO cure the
mos! aggravated case, sent 10 any address on
receipt Of FIVE dollars Small trial ho,,ias
ONE dollar each, all orders to be addressed to
Grants Remedy Manufacturing Co.,
$50 Main St.. Worcester. Mass
August 2, lS78.--4n.
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.Ics 9'..T, tic celebrated piano
a..a.ers Of Baltimore, have been
lily notified or the fac. that they
..'. ..a awarded by the Judges Of The
'e'.' position a Medal dArgenr'
pianos on exhibition. and hon
..''.' mention Tor Mr.. Jacob Gross,
...a.epdaut OF thc factory
20 A'sn yearo'j sou Of Mrs Jane
"' O, Cumber'an1 NIL. vas run
H..,e" train ia tha. city one
.a ua killed.
..a market for wheat il little
hu. there las boon no chnngc
since our last report viz 90
,sE There fe rc differ
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Stop & Read;

4 Ii forms Of Kidney and Urinary diseases.
"A Pains in the Back, Sides, and Loins are
positively cured by
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-06

I2'Thc editor of this paper is in
Moorcfeld this week, and we beg our
readers to bear with all deticiencics.-
IAe yellow fever scourge fills the col.
INNS of nearly all our exchanges, hence
general news is scarce.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

pAYARD TAYLOR ssys: or take grea,
I'D pleasure in recommending to parents the
Academy Of Mr.. S. Q. Shortlidge :" Hon. Fer.
nando Wood, q patron, says az cheerfully
consent TO the OF my name as reference. =
SWlTHlN c. SHORTLlDGE, (fIarYard A n :
Media, Penna. Boys academy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-06

E-5~Ihe pupils OF the Deaf, Dumb &
Blind Institution at this place, are re-
.urnine, and we understand the school
duties were resumed on Monday last.
ln connection with the Institution we
would notice the return OF Mr.. CHAR
'IAEs, the editor Of the Toilet, from
his sumner vacation to bis editorial du.
tee
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-06

~ NlOWS anyIhing Oh It's whereabouts
lease leave Information at this office.
- We desire TO remind the Demo-
.-.c candidates for Office and all 9TH
"Howny wish their names announced
Our columns that we charge certain
....o"cat fees and that these are
...ol o. be paid in advance. Mar.
.'" 'y Statesman.
g." We depend on this paper TO make
and we positively will not
'rmmuniCations advocating any
que '1' Office, unless we arc paid for
'lem This is a matter OF business with
us.-E..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-06

S.t The digging OF The Reservoir for
the purpose Of supplying our town with
water, has been satisfactorily completed
Ivy Mr.. VIM. Davis or tlls place. The
depth is sixteen and u half feet. Mr..
) ohn5on is now lining it with brick.
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Chairman Executive Committee.
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"or.--At 'he Sunday School Pic
NC held AZ the hanging rocks on tho
!'.h Of July. a willow market basket
with Id tied on with n string. If any
iG knows anything OF its whereabouts
.,so leave Information at this office.
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Zach package OF sAxyoRp's RADICAL CuRr contains
pr SsnfordS Improved lahalng Tube rad full direc.
S s lSt us use " al Hssss Price For sale By
out the United States and Canndas. WEEKS a PfT.
TER, General Agents and Wholesale Dru, gists Doe
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-06

~ The Wheeling Daily hneihgcncer
n honor OF its twenty-seventh birthday
appeared in new suit Of type on Sat
rday last The Intelligoncer is one Of
tic influential papers Of this country
an' especially Of this State. May it en-
loy many years of continued prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
rrLEGRApHIC NOTES.

Providence r. l., Sept. 3O.-Ihe robber OF NaIl- az
covered. ,.,
ArHASY Sept 3O-A delegation of the Phladel-
- nr,,nnn C0Incll with others, forming an eXcufsloh
aTy visited the city institutions and state buildings ouy
CIScrvNAu. Sept 30.-Israel Guard who 80, 50 Dru. @
,I ,rrrrcd his wife at IaweuCcburg, ina, last Juy mas
eg seTteDc 10 the pcntenaTy for life The respectabhty
~ Nd. relations saved him from being hanged
BRDGEPORT, Conn, Sent 90 ms morning 20 "a
w. .tcea 10 be hanged OCOJcr a. 1873. tbs u ue
AZ dea sentence In this unity for nearly sixty years
RrrPAro. Sent 3O.-pcter Shang, German resi-
dent Of Mara in this county has been arrested Ior ten
t an h. i,oOycd le bulk Of his furniture 20 neigh
borng village. The property was all wen insured
Derby LINE, w.. Sept 3O.-trancis DAILY, q
farmer was found dead IN the road on Saturday
last near Cont COOK o. with every apReaIanse 2l nNi
bee murdered named Bowen, wan NHoh bai9 h""
feud for years. Is supposed ~ DC the murderef'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Union IN ANTITAMMANY.

The Executive Committee Of the BiXby-
Hart branch OF the Anti-Tammauy party, other
wise known the County Democracy, met at
Clarendon Hall last night The first step was
taken toward forming a combination against
Tammany with the other antTammany fac
tons by the appointment Of a committee with ful
powers 10 negotiate for union. The committee APP
pointed consists OF Emanuel B. Hart ex-senator Bixby,
Ira shafer, F. W. Ransom. and Seth c. Douglas It is
expected that the other factions will Oppoint smi-
lar conference committees this week. resolution was
passed thanking Smith NJ. Weed, Senator Jacobs Rufus
w. Peckham aud General McQuade for their efforts at
the Syracuse Convention TO secure representation for
the Independent Democracy" The chairman OF the
same convention, A. r. Laning was denounced for
manly ana cOwardy conduct in prosttuting bis high
office by violating oil parliamentary rules to secure
seats for the Tammany delegation IN spite Of the votes
and the earnest protests OF majority OF the delegates
the convention" The nomination OF George B. Brad
leg for Judge Of the Court Of Appeals indorsed.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
A STORMY GREENBACK MEETING.

TWO FACTIONS UNITING ONLY TO DlsAGREE'
More than 500 men in working clothes gath
cred at Science Hall. In Eighthst., last evening to
attend the meeting Of the General Committee OF the
Greenbacz-labOr party Admission to the haIl
was obtained only by means OF tickets
which had been distributed among the
regular Delegates The object of the meeting was stated
20 he the consolidation OF the shupe aud oRely wings
NJ the organization. document was read In
which Walter H. snupe and Cornelius ORelily resigned
the chairmanships OF their several committees, ana
sRcd tuot chairman OF the united General Committee
sbould be elected. william A. A. Carsey was elected
chairman by aCcamation.
MI Carsey said that the observation-disclosures party had
hcrn allowed to TALL into tue hands OF gamblers anu
br1ken-lOwn politicians. Now the party was 10 S Og
r,n nv yOriingmen. A resolution was huopteu
tTat a convention should he held ht tho nan
an Tbursday evening 10 nominate county OHlceis anu
mai urinary meetings he held Wednesday evening Mr'
Gsrv called on tue delegates To name inspectors III
sch Assembly District who were TO determine where lue
nrin,arirs should be held On calling the rOn OF usr1
IL vas snon made apparent that the united wings OF VIC
nrganz ion were not accord. Nearly every dsulct
M rcure.puted by rival delegates, and Two or moro
soIa af nspectOrs were named III ehCh ol
of,ycu djstrIcts The confusion WAS intense MOtOhs
L cnnnfaf.motOus were shouted out 20 rapldly ina,
1ay could NOT be heard. Finally Mr. Carscy appointed
c"mnItee 10 settle all differences, ana HdJOuiued the
m sptlu
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Liberal REQUESTS.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept 3O.-Mr James b.
Hosmer, the oldest citizen OF Hartford who died last
week at the age of nnety-seven years, bequeathed 70
rho theological Institute Of Hartford, dng MS me-
St 90 600. In his VIII, which was admlt'eu 70
proba,e to-day, he leaves SooOo eaen " quo
Ne Society of Hartford, and the Hartford hos
DitaI; $500 each to the american f[sGs Rosyd Of
cey ,Uo,e,s " for Foreign Missions, American
Inme missionary Society OF Newi orN' N ana a6a
10 orican Educational Society OF Boston SZOVO
tle t tbe American Bible Society OF Washington the
1aEa ican seamen's Friend Society Of New-lOrs the
As1.h As1thh tbenRum OF Hartford the Hartford orphan
xsyam, the Widows Society and t9e Womens SnIls, ,
tan taI College OF which j. j. Roberts is president 10
seven relatives the sum Of 300 each Is given: dhe
@ and receives about 100000 in addition TO the
SI02 600 already given.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
CUSTOM HOUSE RETRENCHSlENT.

The changes IN the Custom House which
re postponed from last month"; by order Of Secretary
sherman Will go INTO effect to-day, resulting in large
reduction Of the clerical force, the consolidation
Of the Gaugers', weghers' aud Warehouse Dc
nartmcnts and a saving to the Government OF at
least $4,000 per annum. The emostmportan reductions
arc the dismissal of two weghers and three assistants,
hroe CANCERS and Superintendent OF Warehouses; the
work Of the superintendent deyovng upon the Deputy
Co,lector Of the Third Division, which Ia generally
GDown az the Warehouse Department -
,,ss annointmg pts have been made by Collector
Ntarrtt and those only 20 I'LL vacancies created by
remoysis for intemperSnce profanity or nsubordlna-
I'm Tne names of the new appontees ana OF those
rho have been dropped from the service were pub
nshsd i'm TuE TRIBUNE Of Friday The total number OF
men whose services are dAnansed WIN 10 tWehHelgh1
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
without an act of Congress, since such work would
disturb the entire water front Of the city.
INCIDENTS IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
THE PRESIDENT COMING TO NEw-YopK-vIsrrs {

THE PRESIDENT COMING TO NEw-YoTK-vIsITs OF
COURTESY BY THE CHINESE MINIsTER-MR.
HPHERsON's SUCCESSOR, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The President VIII
leave here tomorrow evening for New.York City,
to attend meeting of the trustees OF the Peabody Edu
eatonal Fund in that city Wednesday. He will re-
turn here Thursday night stopping short
time in Baltimore TO attend the Maryland
Institute Fair to which he has been invited. On the
10th Of October he viii visit the fair at Winchester Ya
and on the Gath that at Cumberland, Md.
The Chinese Minister and his assistant, Yung Wing,
have discharged the usual diplomatic courtesy OF calling
upon the several foreign Ministers and leaving
their cards-one in Chinese characters and an
other in English. Sir Edward Thornton was the first
diplomat who returned the visit The Chinese Minister
received him In his parOr and the twO seated In ad0n
ing chairs, which brought from China separated by
slender shelf, drank tea together. Ymg Wing will
eaVe Tor Hartford 20 day TO bng his family to Wash
ngtOn
The appointment OF Chief Of the Bureau of Engrav-
ngand Printing will be settled at the Cabinet meeting
tomorrow. IL is generally believed tonight that Colo
mel lrsh Assistant Chief, Will be appointed to fiji the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Mr. McPhersOn
and that Mr. Cssear for years past head OF the
engraving branch of that bureau will be made assist
aut in place Of Mr. Irish.
POStmaster-General Key will return here about the
10th OF October letter received at the department
nom him announces that he has had pleasant trp and
is in good health
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
coNGREssIoNAL NoMINATIoNs.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 30.-The National Labor
GIeeuback party OF tho IVth Congressional Dis
trIct have nominated William s. Quigley, max
ing the hlth candidate for Congress for that
district which Is at present represented By
the Hon. Thomas Swami Dem) The nominees
are Robert McIAne, Democrat; John c. Holland Re
publican; william s. Quigley. Greenback; William B.
Redgrayc Temperance; and Lambert > Glttngs' lhde-
pendout Democrat. lIhe district Is composed OF about
half of the Ciy Of Baltimore. from the Tenth 10 the
Twentieth wards, inclusiycl
HARTPoED. Conn, Sept 30.At the let District Demo
cratic Convention to-day. George M. Lauders was re-
nominated for Congress- receiving iorty-aye votes
ag,iust tbiry-scven scattering This district Is COM
posed OF Hartford aud TOland Counties, including Hart
fpr
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
HUDSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
LEWIS A. fBRIGHM NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-
AND JoHS J. ToFFY FOR SHERIFF.

LEWIS A. 5BRIGHNM NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS,
AyD JOHN J. roFFY FOR SHERIFF
The Republicans of Hudson County met at
Library Hail. Jersey city Heights. yesterday In con
yenton 20 nominate candidate for Congress, sherih,
ana three Coroners. Police Commissioner J. L. Bird
was elected permanent chairman, ycepresdent being
selected from each Assembly district IN the county The
names of j. j. roGey Isaac w. scudder the Rev. Hiram
Eddy, d. D., Major ID. A. Pleubct Lewis A.
Brigham Gilbert c. Collins, Henry White aud others
we're brought forward for tho nomination for Congress-
but they were all withdrawn excepting Mr. Brgham,who
was nominated by reclamation. Colonel John j. Tony
was nominated for the position OF sheriff on the first bal
lot his opponent being Major Pleubet The convention
adopted resolutions OF which the following were the
most important declarations:
We uuygding adherence 70 our honest policy In
the administration u National finances We say therefore, no
A. backward in the gratifying progress already made toward
NJ NatGna currency no liberation for any form o reputation
Of any N9l'Rai oGg9 ~ ,e5 D , 10 all s cfediio mo- en-
h. the issue Of any irreeenaDe currency
~ & sS Srnmen Which al secure and gGaI ance 10 every
citizen equa and exact justice ana the ee exercise oI al MS
Tue nomination Tor Congress is regarded az an unusu-
ally strong one. Mr. Brigham was bern IN Oneida
Coypty in this State aud was graduated at Hamilton
College In 1Si0. He removed To jersey Guy III 1870,
where he was engaged "a teacher In the public schools
for yera years He then begah tile study Oi law ana
yng admitted 10 the bar. lie has an ONCE az No 2OO
broadway aud has large practice IN THIS city lio was
elerted Police Commissioned OF Jersey CITY IN 1874 lie
served TWO years aud was then elected tbbef OF inc
Ne,y Jersey STATE ASSEMBLY lie refused a renOmna-
lion John J. Tofrg, who received the nomination Tor
Sheriff. was born IN Dutchess County, n l., June i,
1874 lie came to Jersey Cy when only ten years Oi
age When the rebellion broke out young Tony,
wi was then only seventeen, enlisted as private
After serving two wears he was made lleutennhl ne
MAS badly wounded at the battle OF Lookout Mountain
Hs was elected Alder man In 1873 ana IN $50 was
elected TO the Assembly The next year be was ronomi-
mated aud reelected lie iB a wholesale cattle dealer
Tbe conycytiOn dominated for COrOncrs Alexander
Watson, John II. Virgins and Dr. NJ. f. Squler'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
B1LLrNGYS DEFENCE CONTINUED.

BALLsr0N, n. Y, Sept, 30.-In the Billings
case to-day the examination OF Lewis. the expert gun-
maker was concluded and the defence called another OK
pert william f. Hagen, Of Troy, who testified 10 having
proved by chemical tests that the shomarks on the WIN
dowsash and glass were made by burning powder. He
successfully tried the experiment Of gnitng particle
OF powder weighing the Onehundredth part Of grain
His testimony went to prove tht the fatal shot could
not have been fired FROM rife, from great dis
tnnCe as is claimed by the prosecution His CroBseXau
iuatOu Will take place tomorrow. This the last
pert called by the defence, but they have other wit
to examine, and the case Will probably be pro-
lOHged through the week.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAHISGrOs, Monday, Sc

WAbHlNGIUN, MUIId5I htpI oU I7|''
The subscriptions TO the per cent loan to-day were
S3l515O
The President has appointed Lenus N. Rickerson, OF
Oreoon s agent for the Indians for the klamath Agency
In tHat state, Ia place John II. ROOrk, resigned
Lot NJ Morrill, OF Maine, who had been IN the city for
some days has left for his home lie Of the COM
mission 10 proceed 10 the country occupied by the Ute
Indians AMI arrange for their removal a reservation
elsewhere They number about 300, and are now at
least 200 miles away from railroad facilities The resef
walton selected Tor them is at the headwaters OF the
Navajo and Blanche Rivers isolated from white settle
Inents and accessible TO supplies. The Indians are
hatsfied with the arrangements; the Government has
approved them and the removal viii take place at the
most favorable time.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
An INJUNCTION AT NEWPORE
THE SIX WHO WERE NOT INVITED TO THE GRAND
BALL SECURE A TEMPORARY ORDER AGAINST
PAYING THE BILLS.

THE SIX WHO WERE NOT INVITED TO THE GRAND
BALL SECURE TEMPORARY ORDER AGAINST
PAYING THE BILLS.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. 30.-The arguments
upon the petition for preliminary Injunction restrain
ing the City OF Newport from paying bills amounting to
about 80 600 incurred in giving the ball on September
o. at the Ocean House honor Of Admiral Inglefold
and the officers OF Her Maesys Navywere heard before
Judge Durree, in Chambers to-lay.
The petitioners six In number, were represented by
william Glpin of Newport,aud Araham Paynocf PrOyi-
dence.
The city treasurer was represented by Francis b. Peck
ham, city solicitor who clearly showed hatthe petition
er- had had ample time TO injunction before
the bills were contracted, and before innocent persons
and the fair OF the city had been involved; the
Council would order the bills paid at the monthly meet
ing tomorrow night unless an injunction should be
ordered. He showed that when the Bellerophon was
here ON n previous occasion ball given and the
b,Ils for Il were paid without serious objections.
NewpOrt said II peculiarly situated owing TO It's being
a watering place. 1t is the policy OF the city to
its affairs to please the Summer residents,
who contribute much to ITS welfare, ana VINO pay q
large proportion the taxes The city government
sIdered the giving OF ball an Indirect benefit TO the
Mace The petitioners, he had ascertaned, would pay
niv SO of the outlay which they have objected while
The proportion OF one Of them would be less than 10
cents. II, , A., ,,,,,,,or, .,o+ +boro mana
only two questions be considered, the right OF the
Cty Council to expend money for ball, and the ques-
ron NJ oches under the provisions OF the charter they
had no right 10 cxpend the money, aud the question
which puzzled him whether OF not the petitioners
had lost fneIr redress by delay In presenting the petition
praying for inunction owing TO his brief connection
with the he could cot give the reason OF the delay
~ bs clients as 10 was important however he
thonght that nobody would suffer II temporary injunc
Tho Judce intlmated that the Council had exceeded
is authority in expendng money, but he said that the
only question whether the petitioners by their de-
,' bad not lost their redress He did not like pro-
nSnnce an opinion upon this point without giving the
matter serious consideration He therefore granted the
nryer OF the petitioners to give time for consultation
and Investigation.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
CHICAGO wHISKEY CASES DECIDED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The whiskey cases,
known as the first and second batch" came up before
Judge Harlan this morning. There ten cases in
the first batch two Of which decided IN favor of
the Government and six in favor Of the whskey
the Judge affirming the decision Of the court below that
promises CT immunity relieved tho defendants from all
criminal proceedings and cyil proceedings for penal
ties The nine cases IN the second batch, which In
cluded Hesngs case all decided IN favor OF the
Government; Judge Harlan deciding that the Ptcsi-
dents pardon did not relieve the defendants frOn the
Bayment Of taxes their property, rs was claimed by
The defendants, IL did relieve from all other pro
ceediugs.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
A CHEAP CUSTOMS SERVICE.

4 TABLE SHOWING THE COST TO THE UNITED
STATES OF COLLECTING THE DUTIEs-A BETTER
SERVICE THAN ENGLAND's.
IFRON REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Sept 3O.-A table has been pre-
ared at the Treasury Department showing the re-
eipts from customs sources and the expenses of
ollection for the fiscal year ending June 80 1873
rom this table the following facts appear:
No total amount Of duties collected 1928 764
,gsTegate receipts from all sources in coin and %, 200
s.s so:' S@Ss@a :S5aS"' -: S"s SS2s5s5 5s5
verage percentage Of cost Of per cent
The cost of collecting the customs revenue during
the year was S5, $685. 7S7, which is a reduction of
$3.50, ,S26 as compared with 1877. This saving is
not to be attributed to any reduction IL the amount
Of the appropriation made by Congress, but on the
contrary is an absolute reduction of expenditures
within the appropriation.
The result is probablymOre favorably more favor
able than can be shown by any other country
FROM the British official Parliamentary reports just
eceved here it appears that the cost of collecting
ustoms dues in Great Britain during the last cal
endar year was $50 per cent, and of internal reye
lue 500 per cent. In making comparison between
the two countries it should be remembered also that
the great territory of the United States rem
ders the collection of the revenue propOrtionately
more difcul yet the result shows that the service
js performed at less expense than in Great Brit
ain,
The statement is made up from the returns of
Collectors of Customs, and is not compiled from the
warrants pald by the Treasury. The Registers
statement by warrants, which is the final statement
Of the Treasury Department. will not be completed
for some time. There may be a few discrepancies
in the statement but they will be few if any, and
will not change the general character of the state
ment. One reason for them is the fact that the re-
turns for the closing day of the fiscal year are some
smes entered in the receipts Of the succeeding fiscal
year.
The following is the table showing the amount of
duties collected, the total revenue and the expense
Of collection for each collection district. ontting,
however. some Of the very small places: