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ANTWERP July 4-Arrved, ship Ragnar (Br, McGregor
New York; bsrks Kronnewitx Cor. Burchard, Whining
tOn NC; Mediator (Nor, Jensen. do; Sarah Chambers
(Br). Rutherford, do.
Also arrived 4th steamer Henry Edge Beg) Eyer New
York
BosDxAux. July 2-sAled. ship Cuba Ger. Lamkeu.
Baltimore; bark Ornsn Nor. sivertsen Philadelphia
BREMEN, July ARRIVED bark Adelheid Bertha Ger)
Reinkens Darien.
BosroS July s-sailed. bark ssdmi Dubrovacki Aus),
Baburxxa. New York.
BATHURST, to July ARRIVED. schr Annie Fairfax
Smslley Cape verdes.
BELFAST July 3-Saed brig Cavsliers SqusrdelL (Br)
Robertson. Wilmington
CRoxsrADT. to July ARRIVED, ship saranak. Ulmer
New orlesns bark Gutenberg aer overdam Charleston.
CARDIFF, July 4-sailed, ship Alice Cooper. Hum
phreys, Bombay.
DEAL, July Sion. ship Bedford (Br) Congdou Phila-
dephis for Antwerp; July T. ship British America (B.
Lockhsrt New York for London.
DOVER July 3-Of. bark Marie Louise Fr3. Adam. New
York for Mgrseles.
ELsrsoRx June 3o-Arrivod bsrks Moewe (Ger) Ahrens
New York for Rsstock Heimda (Nor). Jensen, Whining
for Riga Eos AUS, Cosulich Boston Mindet Nor,
Borresen Philadelphia.
GLAssox DOCK July s-Arrivsd Petrus CNor Eliefseu.
New York.
HAMBURG, July ARRIVED steamer Tmor Br), Asikle,
Baltimore; ship Ida 4 kmms Ger Rabs, New York.
Sailed 4th. ship Henrietta Blanchard Baltimore bark
Auguste Cser) Hilmer, New York.
LIVERPOOL July 3-Sailed bark Hypatia (Br. MsrshsIl
Now York; 4th brig Acadia (br). Horn America.
LONDON, July 4-Arrved. steamer Scotland Dr. James,
Montreal
LYNN July 3-Arrved bark Nicosa (Br) Fraser Baiti-
more.
LxGnoRx, July 3-saiied bark viksr (Nor. sverdrup
New York.
MALAGA to July 4-sailed bark Mary latham CBr, New
York.
QUEENSTOWN July 3-Arrived bark Bergliot CNor) No
berg, New YORK; Sdon (Nor Tobisssen. do 4th, Pm,
Celtic tB Geade Now York for Liverpool (snd
proceeded
Also arrived 4th 80 PM steamer Nevada tBr Risby,
New York for Liverpool tand proceeded,
RosrocK July 3-Arrived bark Fox (Nor). Nielsen, New
York.
srKrrIS July 2-Arrived bark Censtsntis or) Tallak-
sen, Boston
Sailed Sd, bark Memento Cvor). Andersen. Now York.
SrvSckSr, June 12-Arrved, steamer Hart (Br), Vie,
New York for Port Natal.
TARrYA, June 2o-Arrived, st Anna dtsD Canero. Nev
York for Marscillcs
Woo, June 24-Arrved, bark Pohone (Br. San gster,
Now York.
VALENCIA June 2s-saiied. bark st Agnso dtaD Oar
guilo, New York.
| WATERFORD. July 2--Arrivsd, Maria stonenan (BD.
Baker New York.
| Sailed from - July 8, Europa, for Boston.
LoNpos. July 4--stesmer Athens t3r). Cookery.
peer brokon.
Brig Lima (Br Mccormick, from Phiiadephis June 10
for Avonmouh has slightly damaged BY collision
Avonmouth pier.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST
hoLynxAp July 4-Wind wNw, fresh barometer % 702.
| LIVERPOOL, July 4-wind W, strong.
| LazARD. July 4-wind w strong; cloudy.
PLYMOUTH. July 4--wind wNw, moderate; cloudy.
sciLLY July 4-wind NV, moderate; barometer 2s9o.
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MURDER WITH A KNIFE.

NYAcK DEPOT. N. Y. July 4. 1879.
Patrick Nichols, an Irish laborer. stabbed and
killed his employer. Thomas O'Connor. . mason
ana builder of this place. at midnight last night
In lager beer saloon. The killing was
deliberate. Some slight quarrel having occurred
between the men Nichols left the saloon and went
to his own house. procured large butcher
or bread knife, returned to the beer So
loon and stabbed O'Connor in the breast.
In the post mortem examination 1t was shown that
OConnor's heart had been cut in TAO. OConnor
was much respected good and enterprising citi-
zen. Nichols has been committed to Jail and will be
tried at New City in October next.
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REGATTA ON THE HUDSON.

ALBANY. N. ", July 4. 1879
There was an interesting regatta on the Hudson in
front of this city to-day. The weather very
warm but pleasant withal. The irst race pair-oared
shells. and a half miles, had for entries the
Nautilus, OF New York. and Olympics. Of Albany,
and won by the latter in ON. 05s.
The second race, for single scuils was q walk over
for the Olympic representative, Thomas Monahan.
The third race, tor four-oarcd shells, had for en-
tries the Mutuals and the Olympics, of Albany. 1t
was won by the Olympics. owing to foul. The
Mutuals had the race in their hands, but made the
mistake of going into The OIympics' water. Time
Mutuals. SIN. 57s.; Olympics, 9m 144s.
The fourth race, double sculls. contested by
two from the Mutusls and one from the
Olympics. The olympic crew were victorious in
10m. 20 rs.
The ffth race, six.oared gigs, was walk over for
the Oympics. Time, ION. 7hs. Each winning COM
pettor presented with handsome gold badge.
provided by the city authorities The were
hotly contested and were witnessed by large con-
course of people
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN FISHER.

GALVESTON, July 4. 1879.
despatch from Fort McKavett says Captain
Thomas Fisher who had just been promoted to the
command of Company G. Twenty second infantry.
died to-day.
Captain Fisher entered the service Second
Lieutenant in the Second New York Volunteers Sep
tember !. 1861 became First Lieutenant December
first lieutenant in the Eighth New Jersey Volunteers
August 81, 1868; was mustered out October l. 1864,
and appointed first Lieutenant in the Twenty-second
infantry. July %. 1866 He was brevetted captain
March 9 1867.
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A PARDON ASKED.

ALBANY. July 4, 1879.
The Governor is In receipt of very strong
petition for the pardon of William G. Gil
man. the forger. DIR. Houghton. of the
Little Church around the Corner. himself
brought up the petition and presented it to the Gov
ernor yesterday. 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Gilman a very prominent man In DR.. Hough-
toms church. What disposition will be made Of the
petition is. of course, unknown
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THE RILEy-JoHNsoN RACE POSTPONED
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

AUBURN, N. T., July =, ISIV.
owing to the roughncss OF the water the race
which to have of between James II. Riley
and Frenchy A. johnson at Ensenore this afternoon
postponed until tomorrow at two o'clock. A
st breeze sprang up from the north. and continued
to increase in force until at fve O'Clock it blow
ing q gale. At that hour the referee announced
the postponement Of the match. Owasco Lake
was never before rough at this season
of the year. Both men In excellent condition
aud Johnson was sanguine of success. About four
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 1s79wrH SUPPLEMENT-

championship OF Scotland has not been contested
for years. since Hilley and young McKendrick met
near Lanark. After hghting for an hour and quar-
and the battle adjourned till the end of the
week. AS McKendrick did not enter Hilley was
awarded the stakes.
The New York herald., 1879-07-05

SHIrsUILDING-At Bath in Messrs Goss Sawyers yard,
the kees down for large schooners and
well under way. In Goss Sawyer Packsrd's yard the
large whaler pretty we'll toward completion 10
also large schooner This rm has also hand
for schooners bark. making in all six
sehooners and two bsrks to be built This looks little
ika bus
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GENERAL SHERMAN'S INSPECTION.

OswRoo, N. Y. July 4, 1879.
To-day General Sherman inspected the military
post at Sacketts Harbor. and in the afternoon pro-
ceeded on the steam tug down the St. Lawrence. &C
conianied by his daughters
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived st New Bedford July ship Jireh Perry Chase
Pacific Ocean Tscahuana April with $50 bbls sp 14O
do do wh oil and lUO lbs bone Sent home the
1925 bbls sp oil.
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thousand people were present and the male portion
of the assembage generally interested itself in drink
ing and brawls.
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BELOW.
Bark Leone tAu.,. Premuda. from Antwerp May 20.
SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamers Denmark (Br), for London Rscs (Brl. New
castles Tyne ships Don Enrique, Yokohama; Spin
nov Francisco.
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BOSTON REGATTA POSTPONED.

BOSTON KEtiAITA FosIFVNHD
BOSTON. July 4. 1879
The annual rowing regatta under the auspices OF
the city of Boston been postponed until to-mor
row morning on account of the roughIiess of the
water.
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nbsr from sf. deck and bo.. and sprung

fees Of lumber from aft deck and boat and sprung
sshr LyIng.toq; Hsasiis. J.et:oSyis s.a. days
sshr Gsrtis Merrow, penning. Jaeksepye 10 days
w sehr %sss TO Rnsss Som to dsss
railroad ties seutbsrd Co; vessel Evans Bail Co
ona. sIl a1y WIN lumber
May MG9DSs ot 81 GeS,ss Sn M sa%%
Co se sssss Malta e f.T:Sns TsSss Loud with
lumber @ scuthard Cor vessel to master
u%ssr ss N so sss eSs s 10 ay with
schr Wapea. Penny, Charleston days with lumber to
Brs o1 ssry to o Fysas anal
f9egos 10 days, with sugar to order; vessel to Miller
;; ssLr Nellie Potte, Howard. Washington. NC days
sehr Ella barnes Davis, Georgetown. DC.
scRr Dick Williams WiIietts. Alexandria for Pough.
sehr Dora Frances; Mason. Virginia
sioop John fs csfs, Rss9 Reseq. virginia virginia.
sshr Shr sosthsra bern Oily Sterling, Virginia.
schr Helen Hasbrouck Bennett. Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
sehr Riley Mitchell. Windsor Ms. tor Now York
sehr Il Curtis Bartlett, Bangor for New York.
sehr Maggie Ellen. Ltlejohn, Portland Ne, for New
schr Joseph Hall, Hamilton Portland for New York
sehr Alice scranton Crowley rhimOle Islands Tor New
ssSr M4sgis gss Belle Hall Rosh.ns for New YORK
York.
schr Olive Elisabeth Lin isley Holowel for New York.
Schr d Davidson, Freeman. Hoston for New York.
schr Fight. Wilson. Boston for Now York
Schr o Cooper. Cooper, Boston for New York.
Schr Prudence, Halsey. Providence for New York.
Sss l."
schr Kate and Mary, Cogswe Pswtucket for Now York
sehr flower. MnSbsra Hsrsfara Tor New York
Schr Mary Taylor. Taylor, New Haven for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Stcamer Alhambra (Br), McElhinney, New York for
Halifax, Ms. and St Johns, NF
Brig Cathsrne Norris Br), hcBurns, New York for
Hantsport.
schr Machecha. Woodbury.. New York for Portland,
Ne.
schr Annie Russol Strickland. New York for Port.
land. seF.
Schr Mary Sands Roberts New York for Augusta
Schr Ada Herbert. Allen. New York for Gloucester
Schr C Stowe, Amboy for Augusta. Ne.
Schr Jesse Elizabeth Weaver. Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Lane. Lane, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Kenyon, Buckingham, Alexandria for Middle
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

schr Phebe Medoro from New York for Inaeua. June
1ntX lon
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
NEW YORK MUTUAL dAsLraHr ooxpASf
OFFICE or THE

30 UNION souARE NORTHEAST ConSrR 1oru sr..l
THE NEW YORK MUTUAL .GAsLIGIiT COMPANY
HEREBY NOTIFIES .IrS. PArKONs AND FKIENpS
THAI FROM THIS DATE THE PRICE or GAS TO
THOSE CONSUMING LESS THAN TEN THOUSAND
CUBIC FEET PER MONTH WILL BE TWENTY CENTS
FOR ONE THOUSAND CUBIC FEET:
TO THOSE CONSUMING TEN THOUSAND CUBIC
FEET PER MONTH, NINETEEN CENTS FOR ONE
HUNDRED CUBIC FEET, or ONE ,DOLLAR AND
"A KEAsoNABLEn n kEDgCTioN yR2M IN TUE ABOVE
SERVICE PTPE, METERS AND BU RNERS SUPPLIED
ON APPLICATION WITHOUT CHARGE. . ~
THE SUPERIORITY IN PURITY AND ECONOMY OF
THIS COMPANYs GAS Is NOT EQUALLED BY ANY
GAS MADE. ..........
CHARLES PLACE, sscrstArv.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NNMer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE THE
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WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
hoLyHrAp July 4-Wind wNw, fresh barometer % 702
LIVERPOOL, July 4-Wind W, strong.
lazARp. July 4-wind w strong; cloudy.
PLYMOUTH. July 4--wind wNw, moderate; cloudy.
sctLLY July 4-wind NV, moderate; barometer 20 90.
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MURDER OF RENEGADE MEMBER OF THE So
cIETY-THE ASSASSIN RESCUED BY THE
cRowD-THE BODY OF THE AssAssINATED IN
The New York herald., 1879-07-05

/ Sailx. De~ination. OGce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-18

the want OF knowledge of sgeonietrsy li' ycd
know of one who wouldn't trade Oft ali A,r
Latin for cure for corns 7.
Mr. Old Fogy said he thought It looked as
if We would soon have snow storm: -
Then take the other sidq. Wc do not
teach our boys to be Observing, and thep we
turn around aud call them needless. We
pass the things of every day life to let them
grasp ate thesretical. They thus become
helpless They Gao name the planets. but
they cannot give the length and width of n
brick. They can name any anciept philoso-
pher, but they can't put up stove pipe;
they can figure in cube root. bIt thoy can't
tell all wool cloth from half cotton, We let
them go to school for years, are proud to
fad thzt they eau tell why hickory wood
will burn longer than pine. aud We hear
somebody say of them He has fine eduea.
ton, but no horse.sense."
Mr. OId Fogy suggested that it was gets
ting late.
Now, then, zone Of you tell me Of busi-
ness man who has made his money through
classical education. Tell me one lawyer
who wins by fowery speeches, and IN nsme
a dozen who wins by arguments which even
toys can digest Name merchant who
buys at random, as VIC educate children, aud
/ will name the day of his failure. Name ono
who can tell you how to saw out boot>jack,
build an ice>box, put in pane of glass, mix
paint or hang gate, aud I'll show you that
he is dong sale business, dictated by OH
servstiou and common sense. Last year
gentleman with fine collegiate education
opened grocery store on n certain street in
this city, asking no advice as TO location, and
making no observations on the movements Of
the public. II had got nicely opened. when
a boot-b!ask called in one day and blankly
said:
"Gimmc n cents worth of peanutsi"
'.Peannts! Boy, don't keep peanut
stand 20 was the Indignant reply.
'.You wont keep even-a peanut stand
here two months from now ~ chuckled the
lad as lie lounged out.
1u fire weeks there was iailure, and tho
grocer was S3 900 cut of pocket in seven
weeks time. The observing boy know that
store was too far down town, because he hnd
watched the movements of the people who
bought at retail. The grocer bad been at
Yale College, ard he didn't deem it neces
sary to know lamp post from a sale barrel
in order to establish n trade.
Tic ether day lady who can speak sew
Gral languages aud who graduated with high
honors at Nassar, wanted some mince pies
made I'd put away for New Years. Neither
of her servant girls knew how 10 make them,
aud SO the lady went out among her, neigh
bors. She tried to remember what they told
her, hut her pies were made without sugar
or salt and with only one crust. When told
Why "tkey tasted like bass wood chips" size
burst into tears and sobbed out
rThey educated ne to be au idiot. instead
Of u woman" NJ, QUAD.
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PoETICAL.
NY Goop-FoR-NoTHlNG.

"What are you good for. my brave little man !
Answer that question for me. if you can
You. with your fingers ready for fun
You, with yonr rinEiets as bright as the suH'
All the day long, with your busy contriving.
Into all mischief and roguery driving:
Sec ii your wise little noddle can tell
What you are good for Now ponder i weil.''
Over the carpet the dear little feet
Come with patter to climb my seat
Two merry eyes, full of frolic and glee.
UndeT their Iashes looked up unto me:
Two little hands pressing soft my face,
Drew Ine down close in loving embrace;
Two rosy lips gave tie answer so true,
GOOD to love you. mamma-good to love you"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-18
TRIUMPHANT!
VICTORIOUS !!
GRAND GROWING TRICMPH!
McdaNe D'Argent and a Dip7o"e dhonnerr,
f-art;6cn}n oF MART IN

Me9aMe D'Argent and a Dip7ome dhonnenr,
Together with Special Certificate of Merit to
JACOB & ross perinendent o! the Stietl Factory.
for his ex rkI displaye in every part
of their coustruc tim the whole forming Grand
Award higher by far tha n that OF any other Amer
icap Exhibit, and deInonstra beyond doubt the
io,rncnsc superiority OF The Stieti instruments.
Tho tStiefI - combines every quality necessary
for perfection in Piano. It5 rich, grand, mellow
and powc wcrful tone has uever bceu e1celled by any
othor instrument. Esrccially in tho treble does
the StieH " Piano show its superiority over all
others bv tho hell like cIcarucss, sweetncss and
sin pging qua ty of tone, which lend to it an nosti-
msble charm. For quickne.s OF ro'Ponse to the
scale fsutloss action. unsurpas'ed durability and
artistic finch th;s Pts hss justly earned world
wide reputation.
SECGND HAND PiA:.Gs of all makers con-
otsntiJ in stock at from $ET5 TO $500
So;a gent for the Southern States OF the Pelou-
bet, Psltou s. Co aud other makes OF ORGANS.
Catalogues of Pianos or Organs sent on sPPlcs-
CuAs. NJ STIEFF.
No. 9 North Liberty Street,
Rn
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suavuA7IsH is a DISEASE of the BLOOD.

The blood, in this disease, IL found to contain
an excess of F6riH. VEGErTSE acts by convert
Ing the blood from its diseased condition to .
healthy circulation. VEGETISE regulates the
bowels, which is very important in this COM
OIaiut One bottle of VEGErINE Will give relief,
but to effect permanent cure it must be taken
regularly, and may take several bottles, espe-
ciRlly In cases of long standing. VE1ErTNE Is
sold by nll druggists, Try i. and your verdict @
YOU who say, "I never found SO much relief as
fron the use OF NEGErISE," which IS COM
posed exclusively OF BurEs, Roots and 3EsToS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-18
cARRIheEs eE EVERY VARIETY!

SHIF TING TOP BUGGlES,
PHETOHS, ROCKAWAYS. Gall Etyles)
STRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, SCLKIEs,
sLEIGIiS. &c. And am also prepared to manu-.
facture HEARsEs OF any description. will
space OF ono year. Any work not coming up
to my representation, will make good without
ono dollars COST TO the party buying. will also
riages, BugFies, &c, therefore to 'PersonS who
wish TO patrOnize
HOME MANUFACTURE,
] offer an ind ucement for them to buy OF me in
stead o + going abroad there can be substan-
tiel work put up at HOME as elsewhere.
lean negotiate with parties for work at their
homes il desired. if within G day's drive, upon
notifying me at THE place.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
me trom Clarke, FauGuier. Loudoun and adJoinin g
counties, ! respectfully ask continuance OF the
came. await further orders.
PhGni1 Carriage Works,
Dec. 10, lS7S-Y. BeTryVille, Va
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Spirit Of ycftnson.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY is, 1919.

:" The Rates of Interest the Governing
Power of Distribution to Labor and
Capital !"
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Read His Statement:
VEGETENE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.

1SOo1NENI OCI'i 1o'Vs
Mr. II. r. SrEvENs:-
Dear STr.-AIy daughter, after having severe
attack of Whooping Cough, was left In u feeble
state Of health. Being advised by a friend, she
tried the VEGErISE, ana after using q rev bot
ties, was fully restored to health.
! have been . great sufferer from lhenma-
TINE for this complaint, and am happy to say
It has entirely cured me- have recommended
results. 1t Is great cleanser and purifier OF
the blood 1t Is pleasant to take, and / can
cheerfully recommend 1t.
JAMES MORSE, 3si Athens Street.
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ADgERT1SIN
ssTRANsIEN7<. Blu

One square Il iseh or ltss. d . 10 5 ~
Each subsequent innrrtio1- x ! - -
One square, three months. = :. : - >, !. 7
Ore square, ak TnoHths.- - 4..-. $
One square, ouc year .-..- ..|>
CAEDIDATHS' A xScns . i9'1ers. -. e.
fesrs, $500 Sta<s or Coz ,rosssor II
Legal Advertisementsafth AZ the pm bl li..@
Obituary Notices exeeedirE hFtl-t<
pc. line.
able afteT the frstinsertiur,
Liberia d deduetinHs ~ sde Tor Cusrt
whole Col1inls for AazuAl. Sar1i-l
Quarterly AdvertiseTE-
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THE VALUE OF TIME-As in ERE the
loss greatly depends upon the time required
for efficient aid to arrive, so the result Of ca
tarrh grestly depends upon the speedy use
of efficient remedies. For over quarter of
a century, DIR. Ssge's Cstsrrh Kennedy has
been the standard remedy. The positive
cures it has effected are numbered by thou
sands. Each year has witnessed an increased
sale. Its reputation is the result of superior
merit. If the disease has extended TO the
throat or IungE, DR.. Pieree's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery should be used with the Ca
tarrh Remedy. These 9wo medicines will
speedily cure the most stubborn case Of ca
tarrh.. See tho Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, work Of over 900 pages.
Price, SI.50.- Address the author, z. ".
Pierce, u. D., Buffalo, N. Z.
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"VEaET1NE," says Boston physician, "hai
no equal as n blood purifier, fearing of Us
many wonderful cures, after all other rem edtes
had failed, visited the laboratory and con-
vinced myself of its genuine merit. 1t Is pre-
pared from barlSs, roots, and herbs, each OF
which is highly effective, and they are COM
pounded iii such O manner Us to produce aston
fshinK
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-18

Now is the time to get bargains ss Dali
garn's. He has just received very large in-
voice of Glass and QueensWare, at much
lower price than has ever been offered to the
people Of CharIestown and vicinity. Also,
Boots and Shoes, Men and Boys Wear,
Groceries and Notions in large variety. All
goods in his line can be bought on the very
shortest maIgiD-bis motto is quick sales and
short profits. Call and examine stock and De
Convinced. Country Produce taken in Ex-
change for Goods.
soule's "AlphabeticaI List of the Battles
of the War of the Rebellion" reports eight
hundred engagements on the soil Of Yir-
ginia and Vest Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-18

TOUCHING INcIDEsT.-The Lexington
CazeHe relates the following touching incl
dent connected with the burial of the son of
Rev. DR.. John S. Martin, of Stsuptou. in
that town:
When the grave was about TO DO closed
over his remains the venerable fstbor Of tho
deceased, with his sorrowing wife Ieapipg on
his arm, stepped forward and addressed the
assemblago IS follows:
"Knd Friend,:-I thank you for This
manifestation of respect shown to my de-
reavement lie was a dutifnI SON OH
Wally, WAlly, farewell till the resurrection
morn, when you arise and are arrsyed in
glory. We shall meet on that shining
shore"
It was m affecting scene, snd quite num-
Der gave ven: to their feelings in sobs and
tears.
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Furniture Repair Shop.
TURNING. &C.

rTHHE undersigned has fitted up a Shop eft his
L ideuce on Lawrence street, between Congress
strce, and Academy ally, and is prepared to
REPAIR ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE,
in a good and substantial m amer, and with neat
meas aud dispatch. ] will also furnish
TURNED Newell POSTS AND BAN
LISTERS
OF the most approved dcsigrs, and execute all
other kinds ofTURSING, promptly add ntreason-
able rates.
Cou ltry Produce will be received in exchsnge
for work. d. I. ARMSTRONG.
May %, ls77-tf.