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nor Lost, HOIc restored !
GJa, jest Published, new edition Of E)S.
EcSSS Cutv ci'SvCii'ss &tcIcbI.n.
- ted 1Crssay on 'he yaiirql cure
without medicine OF SPxRaAroRRaG:, or Semi uai
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal LJs5ss, lMPo-
rEScT, Mental and PLY steal uclpaci ~ lmptdi-
monts to MArrag etc; also. CoSsUGprioN. FP
IL,@SY and FiTs, induced ~ self Indulgence or
sexuai >vtravagsuce, sc.
The c.'eo-"ted anihor, in this admirable Us
say, clearly demonstrates, from Il thirty years
successiu pract."e. that The alarming couse-
quences of sei-abuse may he radically cured
cithou, the dangerous use # internal medicine
or lie application Of the knife -Poic ting out q
mode Of care nj once simple, certain, and eiec-
tnSl, by mems Of which every uG'ercr, Ia mat
ter what his condition may be- may cure bi,.'
self cheoply privately aud radically
Isc- his Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the lAnd.
Sent, under seal, in pdn OF veope, to any
address Pot-pAld on receip. of 6 cents, or two
postage sta mps.
Address the publishers.
TIE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co.
I'll Ann St, New York: Post Office Box, 1886.
April Q. lSS0.--ly
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DIE ID.

Near Springfield, in this County. or
Monday night last, very suddenly, Mr.
ifTE TAYLOR. son OF Formsn Taylor,
Esq, aged q years.
In FrosLburg, Maryland, on Monday
morning, the 10Th inst, Mt the residence
Of her son, JOHN J. Keller, T. g., Mrs.
VALfSDA KELLER, mother Of our fellow
townsman, T. A. Keller. aged 81 years
She was member Of the NJ. n. Church
% years AMI led n life consistent with
her profession She was ,hc mother Of
Ten children, four Of whom survive her.
At her residence. "Bural F,noi,v," in
Allegany County, Nd, on Sunday last.
the 2jth inst. m.,. LiyfNIA VI KINo.
wife OF The late Capt A. King, aged co
years z months and p days. Mrs. X.
vas we'll beloved by all who kaew her
anil many arc the kind rcmcmbrances
Of her good deeds and christian virtues.
Sine leaves a large family OF children.
Athcr residence in Petersburg, Grant
county, recently, Mrs MARY DELAY,
wife Of Mr.. Thomas Delay. Fot a long
time Mrs D. had been in feeble health.
She leaves a husband AMI one child.
Ia Winchester, on the l9th inst, Mr..
WILLIAM HAYMATEn, acod 20 years.
In Frankfort on Sabbath last, Mr..
WILLIAM +. LASH aged 81 years, 3
months and 8 days
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FROM TIE QUAKER CITY.

r. j. Campbell, of Philadelphl,. un-
der date of Oct 4.'lS79. certified 10 the
wonderful efficacy of Warmers Safe
Pills and Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure
in removing liver disease ACCOMPANIED
by chronic constipation and yellow skin.
-3m.
Bishop D. s. Dogyeif. Of the Methods,
church. South, certifes 10 the merits Of the
Vest Pocket Cure" as a remedy for Dyspepsia.
Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents w n
Brown Bro. and Candy, Gilpiu & Co whole
sale agents, Baltimore.
Rev. Il l.. Dabney, Of Hampden SYDNEY
tPresbyterian) College. Va. speaks in the high
est terms of the Vest Pocket Cure for Dss-
pepsia Price. 25 cents Sold bv all Drug
gis's ". Brown 4 Bro, and Candy, Gil
pin Co Wholesale Agents Baltir,,re I7l
For Sick Headache. Flaiulency. Collie. Heart
burn, and all other troubles arising from dis
ordered digestion. use "vest Pocket Dyspepsia
Cure Price, IS celts Sold by al, Druyois,s
w II. Brown Bro. and Canbv, Gilpin A Co
Wholesale Agents, Baltimore, Nd
Polk Miller Co.. OF Richmond, Va. are NJ q
proprietors OF the Vest Pocket Dyspepsia Cure )
and have agents in all large cities Price. % cts
Sold by all Druggists. W. n Brown 4 Bro
and Candy. Gilpin & Co., Wholesale Agents
Baltim ore. Md.
TIE Voltaic Belt Co., NarshoH. Mich.
viii send their celebrated Electro yolt.ic
Belts !, the etticted apon 30 DAYS trial Spec
dy cues guaranteed. They N can wha, they
saJ Write to them without delay March IL
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A CA Y -.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscrctions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
&C., ] viii sehl a recipe that will cure
you, FREE or CHARGE. This great
rem edy was discovered by q missionary
in South America. Send q self.address-
ed envelope to ihc Rev JosEPu y. lN-
MAS, Station y, New York City. Apes
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ROMNEY MARKET.
MARRIED..

On the Dist inst, at the residence of
David Hanlin, near Greenland, by Rev.
VIM. Michael Mr.. JAS. w. MoRELANn
TO Miss EuNICE KITzMILLER, all Of
Gran! county.
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T OR re r.

! desire 90 rent my House and Lot.
situated in iho west end Of tits town,
Tor a term of ono ormOro years. RI pre-
feTrcd, win also rent the lot or ground
attached 20 the premises. Further in
formation iu regard 20 terms Sc. will
tie furnished by calling OK or addressing
ID. g. HOUSER.
Romncy W Va.
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EGaS RAgE FILE AT gro. p.
ssasG gS1 G1En HOWELL a. co.'s
Newspaper Advertising Bureau GO SPRUCE
4, !: s ss Il !! ( MEM YORK,
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

TIE Democrats OF this County are requested
:, assemble IN mss meeting, NJ the Coui house
IN E3rasy, on Saturday. Nay 22ad., at 2 o.
dock p. y for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates 10 tho District Convention to be holder Mt
Grafton. June Bird, TO appoint representatives, in
90. National Democratic Convention, at Gin
c.erati. 10 dominate our Candid ties for lresi
,sn, and Vice-President Of The United States ;
a,i 3r o., purposes of County representation
A.I orgaulE4'iOn.
JOHN W, MARSHALL,
Cta Dam Er Com. Of Uq,spsiire Co.
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Had terrihio MIoRT swEATs.

Mcr1.ih BIS, tch.. n. ISL.
DR. TUT: Sr-I haye been tuiicf N tor r. ~ two
years with severe cough When I commenced Ia
king your Erpoctornnt was red ucc. - enc hundred
and sixteen pounds ia weight 4 had tired aiIiost
everything ; had terrible night swcats. have sksa
half cox.a bottles Tho night swoats have lott no
the cough has disappeared. and have sainod ftat,
pounds in flesh recommend IL 20 eli my fr.of.ls
WIN great respcct. OIiNl.E NIL,A
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J. FI,ANCIs HAYWOOD. NJ D.
a NEWSPAPER Pup. ,se,TEe.

UThc", y,
DR. TUT: Doar Slr-My httle son uss att.ckus
with p;,eumcnia las. wintsr, which leu him VITA
vDsnt cough, that lasted til within month since
for OF which am Indebted toyour vninai,ia
ExpsctorNnt mad tried most every taiug rscDfn-
nicnded. but drd good until used our IT.
pestorant. one bottle OF which removed tns Coasa
entirely. With many thanks, am yours truly.
.1stlIN l,Effr-r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

IT, la Democratic and Conservative Voters Of
ue 1rd Congressional Dis,ric. of w Virginia !:
rs authority of the Executive Committee of
.'. Democratic and Conservative party tor the
suorl confessional District of West virgiaia,
2. hereby call a Convention of said party to
ME. 40 G 'itcr, Taylor county, on Thursday
81. '-l dag Of June. 1880, for the purpose of
-.r .,Uesg delegates to the Democratic Nation
Convention which meets in the city OF Cin-
.a.-I
f.s vsrirgs counties composing esid Con-
-ss.rnai District are requested to send Tepte.
.e.'tuF-s To said Convention.
.aa ,wocra''c newspapers are requested to
r- .l.h lbi- call.
..sWcuuiy :crues; the members OF the TX
Committee 10 tee at said Convention
a.n taa time and place for holding the Con
y.r.aT ta nominate candidate FOR Congress,
ST.. ae i,crniaed up"n
JOSEPH SpRIGG,
Chairman Dcm. Ex. Con, cad Con Dist
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EN NM MONTH puarsnet.1
,AARW BH ~ iu d4Y bone made
10y the industrious e.
Capital not required
We will start you. Men, women, bose aaJ
inviting else The work is light a0d pleasant.
and such as any one cat SO u2h' no Chose
who are wise who see this notice wiII send uF
their addresses al once and Gee f8t themselves
Costly outhj aud terms free. Now site t....
Those already NJ work are laying up large suns
o' money Address fBUE g. co. Augusta
Naiue fJstr f 1870
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Dr. yznnsler. orPIta..,nre,,. %.

- Aseffsf- 49, y -
II - vel known, has Tor many years stood " The
heal Of tho profession Ca Die specially, al chrouio
AM ood direase4, nervous prostrati0n aud al dis
strDds consequence See bis card ia smother CO..
uinn. Reed his works AMI lodge Tor yourssm
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The Vo,taic Belt Co.. Marshuu, Mich.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
MoNpAY Anril Dc tsSn

~ pan ~O- iOOOs
Cattle are sold at these figures live weight,
Hogs are sold ~ net weight: that is 20 per
cent tgenerally) og from live weight Sheep
are sold gross, that Ia live weight. or moth.
ing of.
BEEF CATrLS.-Tbe market THE week was. in
most of the yards, somewhat 6rmer and more
active than last week, while In Others dealers
report no impsovemeut-but prices are general
~ considered hrmer than they were thea, and
more Cattle were sold at our top prices this
week The quality of tse tops was trihe bet.
ter than last week, and in this way the improve.
ment is accounted for by some operators, show
ing thus no actual advance in values. We
qote at 5oG9S5 so per 100 lbs.
MiLGn Cows.-There is a fair demand for
good Cows We quote al 2o@45 per head, as
to quality
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows Best Beeves at GCl9S5 so: that geu
orally rated FIRST quality OO@,5 90: medium or
good fair quality OO@S4 90 : ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows , 5o(6s3 co extreme
range OF prices 2 5o@S5 so. Most of the sales
were from rs 10 SO rs per 100 lbs. or the
receipts 600 head came from Ohio. 81 from
Virginia, 90 from West Virginia, AIS from
Nd, S4l from No, 43l from III 90 from Ky.
90 from North CaroliLa, from Tennessee, and
III head from Feansylvania--total receipts for
the week 1925 hesd against 1893 last week.
and 1907 head same time las, year or the
Offering. s64 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers 40 sold to Washington city dealers.
~ 10 country dealers, and 81 to Eastern speca.
lato. total sales for the week os3 tead, against
1888 la, week, and 955 bead same time
last year
SwEE.-There is a i.rge falling or IN the
number of the offerings, but no yasia,iua 60
note in ihe qualify as compared nth last weeks
receipts. The supply is general, reported as
being fully equal to the dem and notwi.hs and
ing the diminishtd number OF tie OF rin1s
The demand 10 not reported active in any OF the
yards dealers fading the trade oaly moderate.
We quote rough Sows and Stays at cents, and
the better grades Gl@Gs cents, witt few extra
atG3 ceuts per 10. net. Arrivals this week eipG
head against 9076 last week, aud 57G7 head
sumo time last year.
SHgKP AND LANES There is large increase
in the offerings of Sheer and Lambs and good
demand for the former while for the latter
trade 10 slow, aad a number being left over un-
sold The Sheep were sold out nj An early
hour. With the exception OF n few extra Sheep
the quality was not as good last week We
quote shearea Sheep at 4@,ji cents, and wool
do. AT 4l@7f cents per IN, The latter FOR some
very extra, above the bulk of the ofFor'ngs-
L'mbs at GlG10 cents per ID gross Arrivals
this week 34G) head, against 1870 last week,
and 1907 head same time last year.-Sun
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baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
WINTER seized ULS.

Citation Lodge. No. 81, A. F. A, VI. meet
On ,ls 3ti Friday in each month.
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GILMORE 6 CO., Attorneys az Ine,

-~tIsbiiSfI.:1 $500.
GILMORE 6 CO., Attorneys at law.
succeSSo1a TO C,aprrs,,u. s.as,aar & 90.
o29 E Street, Washington, d. Z,
American and T5r5iga ra,.r-s. >
Patents procured 10 ali cores 'r.a So str4f1.
granicd X frra "a inal.f,. ,rain,ioai !. ,-',,l'
5Satioh,. Sf'cci'l .tsiitun riscH 90 iifrfDf.ncs
slnsc1 5'iol+ -" f.urui oatcr 1.s1en~ivu. lc-
Stsifs' aud nll hufHiiuu g'pnraini.e fb ll.e-l-
tloas or Fatrnis. SayD sfA4r foH i.tNfHLEs
o. SIXTY rtoEs.
Usitsd States Ceurt8 eud Dsg4r.mentr
Enii1s rroarcuici .u ih- Suiresir st,urt % tas
btlted SLATE touit1 i.iain.s. tspft fti4ffg.a
Contnssy aul 900 sil-ses 10 ynr cItita- i,rf.ro
ibe FzecaDr' D-IH 'iErni7.
arrears e rsy ara n,ariy.
OFFicEn-, solstrre, il.d rtuats ~ .i~ ft's
money fiQm thsGgf rIurrtf. pl v'iai. th.rInvs
no knowledge. write f.H hftferr IS s-rsir- rs
s s,s a'no,lri of rsy 9"i 9oaoy rcys'i ft-
viii De gives yot f.es
G. F,-aons.
~ oFf"ErF eotnfrits aui stit0us sounSed
Tap,prei az iainrcd be- 49, tao ver. h.sctsr
tHEhNT. .tT oii'.tt' fH~ SON. ..fye Sow fscrfs-
Ing Pensions are cuNlisu %, rn Iaer,vfe send
siatnp nnd infrrHt iou aiil ue fnrntrhfI ice
tintrifHft. Wfifs.a affIrfats ffar- I..I sfr4
pended VIII hs goose ifnIf.if fnrr.hp,i WIN Toe
information nnd rrpp'r ltsers oa appnctuon -
Asws charge 30 20 usi-ss srees-sfaI. s,amp,
or return pptffr- eHoniI iia taut Hs.
United siftas GsLeral Land once.
,tontesird i"rf fl.esJ Private I.ead claims
euted isforr 'ir tiri e.-I Loud once anI D.gars
usentof thr fn'r,'5t
oia Beesiy Land Warrants. =
Wrrnv r1eli f1r 't rn Where a.s ..,trrnts .,a
islTeiirfi vi" - H 'H.ifF- .i.. tl perfect thenz,
Mali CouirncsoeS r,si others.
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or Echo states that II ~
at last . lighted lamp whio
placed ou q bureau iu q bel.
a house Of Mr.. George J..
jod and set Gre 20 the bureau.
uo one in The room but the
ho were asleep, and the az
have had terrible ending
r. y. IT. hardwood, who lives
seen the Gre aud rushed IN
ont. A. It, was. tho bureau.
end % considerable quantity
burned.
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DIR. j. =. HAYWOOD.
Of New York, voluntarily Endorses Il.
READ WHAT He SAYS

Or. TUT: Now Yo ( sept. u. is77
De,r Sir-During this yu@r v 81 hundreS
city tho c. we're of very sersrc ~ = II NJ.
there my tten ion wNs csll to Iutf sFx,-.tornut
and confess my Surprise at its w1nccrfui rover
During n prsetics OF twenty YEAR.. 1 have ueFor
known mcdic,Iie TO act promptly and with Fuch
bappy eS-ets IL io.tantiy subdrsd TIE yiciens
fits Of ching and invariably cure the disease Ia
days 4 che-rtully indorse az Is the bts. lung
nscieine ever us.d
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Il aEBa ALSO agent for the
light running Domestic Sewing Machine.
as shown in this illustration, and Mr. Geo.
w. Shockey, well known through the coun-
ty, is my representative and will answer a.
my communicate through the mail by call
ing upon you with machine and show you
its merits as a Grst-class article:
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Chairman Dem. Ex. Com cad Con. bis,

Dr. EDGAR p. Parsons, Dentist, re-
quests ms TO say that lie expects TO he
n tuis place the last week in May
Rooms IN Office Of Or. S. r. Luptoa.
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" cough cold, or Group go
% 'ha FIRST symptoms send
for "Dr. Sellers Cough
-.e Per 1c'lc
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'rcon, q distinguished a'lopa-
sian, wrote TO the medical Re-
.a effect that after OH other
.ri.el, he sent f.r tho Kid
.'fe kidney and Liver Curc)
establishment cured q serious
GIFTS Disease by administer
afterwards found - equally
DID other cgsos.-3.n.
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Address GILMORE e. CO.,
+ o. BIOS 81 u,.ssfsgf,n. b n

WfrHtTurov. %. a. Eausassr a. fsyg
lske fipr-iffH fQ frfifgssfnK ms er,tirs couN,
dfuce ir the rrsI,atfi,Iiiq and fisfify q fff
GO. of i,lts cas-.
utO 70 n wWTE.D
f1rstier attic 20 .Haf r,irs pofffsn BasE3
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We a-e unlcr obligations TO HoNs,
!'E.;4N q. DAVIS and FRANK HEREFORD
Tor pa5,.n documents
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Little NANNIE, asel 81 years, young.
cs. laughter Of Mr.. Fred. Sheetz. living
near iioadville. on Pat,crson's Creek,
Mineral county, pushed grain of corn
.n l"r e9r on Tuesday last, so far tha,
'ae mother was unable TO reach it; hut
tae .i,,ic one was brought TO this place
AMI The corn speedily removed by DR..
$. J.. I.npton. Eut for the timely dis
c1re-y, something serious might have
been tie result. Let parents take warn
81. and keep all such things out of tho
,cacA Of little fingers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-05

WE have now in our possession
three or four communications from
various gentlemen in the First Dis.
trict, urging the claims of different
gentlemen for the Republican nom
nation for Congress there. For
the writers We entertain feelings of
the highest regard, but we owe it to
ourselves and our readers generally
not to take up so much Of our space
with matters of a personal charac~
ter. In the future such communion
tons will only be published as ad-
vertiaements, to be paid for at such
rates as may be agreedupon. When
accompanied by the cash, or
responsible names are fur
nished who will assume the bills,
and the communications contain no
slanderou8 or improper matter,
they will be published at reasonable
rates ; otherwise, they will be res
jected. This will apply to all,
everywhere, alike.
We do not adopt this plan from
mercenary motives, but as protec-
ton to ourselves and to our readers,
who pay for a newspaper, and who
do not expect to see its columns
filled with matter of purely per-
sonal character. When nomina-
tons are made, we expect to sup
port the nominees, but we have 10
space for Republicans to abuse each
other.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-05
THE EXODUS AGAIN.

During last autumn and the early
part Of the winter, aboutseyen hun
dred colored people-men, women
and children-lefy North Carolina
and settled in the State of Indiana.
Instantly, upon the arrival of the
first colored immigrant in the
Hoosier State, the Democratic
newspapers set up lugubrious
howl about the deyiltry of the
Radicals" in attempting to change
the political complexion of Indiana
by colonizing "niggers" there. No
body paid particular attention to
the howl, because part of the bust.
ness of Democratic politicians is to
howl over imaginary grievances.
But the public was hardly prepared
to see Senator Voorhees, make him
self SO absurdly ridiculous 8 he did
when he arose in his place in the
Senate, and with the air Of one
trembling in the face Of On impend-
ing public calamity, graycly asked
for the appointment Of a committee
of investigation. The committee
was appointed, the investigation has
been had, and has dwindled down to
snch a miserable farce that no Dem
ocratic paper, Of even ordinary
ability, has spoken in vigorous de-
Tense of it, and it was reserved to
our contempt rary Of this city, the
Tribune, to assume the champion.
ship of Senator Voorhees, foolish
ness, which has cost the country al
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ready about twenty thousand dol
lars. , .
The tribune makes our editorial
of Tuesday morning, in which we
expressed an opinion of the exodus,
the basis of its remarks, the point
of which is, if they have point, that
the exodus originated with and has
been encouragedby Republicans for
partisan effect, The only proof
offered, worthy of notice, is the
evidence of an agent Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company,
who testified before the Voor-
bees Committee, that he had
gone to North Carolina and
worked up business for his road by
encouraging colorcd people to emf
CRATE to Indiana. Now, every one
who knows anything of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company,
knows that it is managed by Demos
Gratis. The President, Mr.. Garrett,
was once prominently mentioned as
Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. If Republicans were
engaged in alluring negroes from
North Carolina, they would hardly
take Democrats into their confidence
or secure their services to help carry
out their schemes. So it will be seen
at once, that there is nothing in
that testimony to show that Repub>
licans have anything to do with
that part of the exodus. We con-
fess that, after reading the Tribune
editorial, we are of the same opinion
as before. We believe that negroes
are like other people, in that they
viii go where they can do best for
themselves. We believe that
unless the negroes are better
treated in some portions of tht
South than they have been, all thar
can will elnigrate, and that the.
ought to. We believe that this il
all there is in the exodus, and thai
it will go on until the cause for it il
removed. And, farther, we believe
the investigation to be farce, MOI
based upon pure motive, and tba'
it is wicked waste of public money
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