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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07
Noa TIE GAZETTE.
4. MILFORD WhEi'a Exposu-e OF Etros.
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lha gea isGl = u go IL: STATE, az reported
10 TIC tfzet.e 'nsf a;2tt, VII, sli;c;to q friend
| IL tbs c;'T. =: :,ssiic u 70 kictl7 manner
MS aS;9tlsbncnt q; M isVorita tp.aioa oi
hlf. H2!i'5 59ys, is, s1r!o5-, cn;;;tIy L isia
i1rm; sb.u! TT. ito: :; Sil1Sbury's.' Tie
his!o'y c! Ia 'r5e IS Ills. After | publ she'd
Ha'i'a '1Ecsy;c 6 H1G! !, a. sGmi.cr Q! Tyn-
ds'! ID Iii. als5 &C.: lii, S;aESiuy to mike e
tube Ter IN ll.st @s ui.h: verify Eypd>l.'5 *.
terntL:. u i2& Nc. 5 aD,Lay by lccid.1
he i1fyr2lrt 80 a. :: lie H2: clGd su:h Tub.
told i.u! - &! 20 h,ar i, ana wou &
!:E] TO :e9'aa1 issti, H,!eclt. la Invited uc
10 90 81. Ills did !hI GCx: day O,h.is,
admirers # Isba2l. c,nc sitter / leit, AID
tcs:cd TIC 'a2s t9:'E Wy, lrji3g to Er5vo thst
the c.nd.c wss C2'iuFa!shcd h7 the pulse Of
S6uGd conveyed trroach Tho tub, "a T5njsli
alleges, ard 10! BY the puff Il Air, Ba. 81 ID
VAN
TIE dissrp,e!td sJ0irels OF G5cds!i then
;cId DIR. Sen bIly IAst hs ;ute was bet Tx
ryrdaI's. Up2a its tlr. s. nrste me- askce
N to tell MIN ho7 10 fuakl :ao suoo tx:c'ly
k TyGdels. II reply scot biu Ty.de!ps
l!cc.ur2s 81 SGusd villa he p'ecj mai H1 qher5
Ii Ent,. Mr. Stans6my Ken t:sf, %"'t5 5b 10
cxac;is iko Trp1sI'. il cysrv d;na,,r;of, e;rco
This | tested ., he in;;nr. 90 '' o;S TX.
result, Ifyoa nut no .m,kn !, tha tuso md
elan The BOOKS ,ogsthcr Is Tvtd,Ij 6irrc con
o,n feel with vour hand r. cboI ,bn IN IS
ar |tcm tha tnrn IF rsu ~ 'hs sro ~ ~ "
h-nws n,nsr ;nss i,sle ,bn 1;,. ,"r ~ "a ~ ~
taha TIM emn;n mi HIS ~. tbo :n nI 49,
b,fSi n, r',rrfd :, Ill, ,r;.o 49, t .se
Th5io tub, il fI!ed v;;b smISc 80 AZ r. v rou
1ut tbs snokc il ut O., bi, end If Tho tnh, as
T,nlsIl did. AMI clan ciiac co1rah 10 dis tn
suck. tio iittcer tsot # Tho lnb,'s lons:h il
vi hen tsgin 10 rush ont az; eon;icuo - do
50 every timo lh1 books an c',onnG
Nov rSnGaIl sa;s j:is : miss og =nno1 end
me-; ruT IF air lIsf rq:sis ,ks.r,b ~, irIa
ana c.i;nouishso Iho n%nJj, ~ 81. .cDo
10 b,,l., tcnn.b,- ,,o t.s u o1'uiuR
l;ac,cJ j,o,' t1o ntIc '' u''' u S'" sG'9"G %
o1."aI ,S'aI t'' o.I'' ''', ~ P"sSE mas
P""s.H ""GI"' C',I' S"'Vi'e 0N's ar IV'fHo"t
c"|y'"g e:Hter q Wchl ai0uG Hi!h Z. Ice
lHfcS on Sound, page II
HOE, COZ, i ask, eau ihai gentlemen eav. as
be /; uI1ted, "it (tta tuhr) does ali G'q1daI
s.Va. M druhin ,sAon i dnou ,lrt;,,, T'-.J If
800. 49,, ~ 10 "t-H > Lua"
os's' - g. l +'S'"t d" io,IS "iu W 10 uc!l-
aloa ior G!""ids, 3hc Publishing ii ~ G.. borate
scle1t'i5 TOk, 81 utterly uulrUa eul absurd
cJGo,1siop Ehir!i any ecLo-i bn- ,,n r.r,In =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07
z'ss@EeisSzsaMAE. Gaasssss.

q UARE-1t fhould ba generally known .hs.
g.. persons 60 unfortunate SIS t. LEGO ore or
more OF their teath need no. wall weeks and
nonlhs Tor artificial substitutes and endnro in.
coIVe1ieGec. dlssgreeatla changes in vci,o, "a
clal EXPRESSION, &c, but may hago artificial
tee!h made before Gai Inserted immediately ST.
TEL extraction CT tne!c natural teach. BY this
mode belts: adsp:s.ion, d nero pleasant OK.
press!on and nearer approach to yard presnry.
Ing the natural harmony CT tho fcs.uros are se.
cured and very much oftho rain end difficulty
experienced IN learning 10 use tauth ars slso
sVo!ded. have prsctlced This mode sue .sss(ullv
70: seven Yesrs, AID having Introduced i hsrc,
would BE GLAD to refer Any one Interested TO pa.
stentawGo know Oft from experience In treating
tho natural teeth my object is to rresscve eyarv
one that time, patience and noGcrn methods of
treatment can sava. TEe uao of arssnic in Ia
stroylnG exposed nerves is c2ndemnfd BIZ ihn
moro enlightened CT the dental Profession on
account ct lis turning teeth dark, inducing sb
aces5 and hnslly the ioss Of the teeth, The nerve
pulp, which Is The sourca Of lite 10 The tcCth,
should always be !rested wboa exposed, with q
Wow to its restoration ID health, use no chca2
alloys for filing; ny fees arc nuca less nro
usually ch,rged for tho same Glass az work.
Gold filling from 81 90 up; o.hor work at pro.
pos,iona!ely low rates
w. UONMALLY, =. D.S.,
GrsdustG Dental Depart,
Univ. OF Michigan.
ClIlcc: Washington street. "a door rom 8, q.
Corner King. arI.3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

TIE EPISCOPAL CoNvaETG0N The po!o:.
tEn: L.isosnai Correction OF Virginia, 1th
Hdl2n al! lie Episcopal Churches in Ills city
are c5n!le.eJ. will meet 10 Dsnvio in Nay
noE'. ~ { naeting Of The Vcs:rg Of Giaco
Church. isst n@h$. FIX. james f. Muir, Has
e.eee! delegate, ami Mr. Phil B. Poytoo,
a-i.Taa 9 10 sci ] G7nY.niian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

Convicted OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Jams !. B1rae!:, wbo vas O. trial 10 the
H.tn0raioo Ctu;t yesterday Tor shooting Geo.
E!Tsri: hs3iag been touad guilty c! ssssal:
sod bstirr? T. 'hc j.. Was this ho.n;c2
1'rIc ~ J.d, &C FfeLcl to Two moths in
tha city i'll. aat 10 pay a fac Of 500. ks i'm
p"S3n@ea: 30 C:ntnua iii tho sud tia1 ia pai3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

L.a Esa.Es Probabilities. Apn17 ISL
-: ,ho Ma y bis:es, fair weaver dari7g the
rcss CT Thur Day. ?cs.erly WINS, shifting II
S}4!h"c2. az; sou heast, 3 sght r;s} il
:clgc!..u :e, folowod By Ioaer barometer,
:5r22;enics wca:hcr aud raia CT srow during
Ef.GsT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April 7, lSsl.-The
IEstkc! 30 Gay is strong snd ,our is in fair re-
qle:t Tie rotelats Of Ehca! hara s0aierhat
lEciesEoa sad lz2J bushels sold 81 III. lis aud
10 fer Fu!!z, l22 AID Is Tor mix:G and 12j for
fax Lancaster, 10 fancy being Ci:lrai. Corr IS
more active An! w nola sslca OF 10 bushels s.
t3.0}i for wits Hi!1 Il fDc yellow One small
10. rf Qsts br0ug h. =. 4 i.yc roso7!et
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. april O.
tcU besd CT CAtile wero offered al! Ct which cold
81 i.Cic per ID. go Sheep sold ut 5isG1c for
WOO! and a3'5ic ter Clipped, Marke: Drls.: eli
around.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07
LON1L RHEYIIIEH

Col. Araher AID hr. Avery, of Washing lon
sec IL asniei ~ two gentlemen from The 4 or.h
were here 20 Is? On business relsting to The
os!aoiisHmc3t O! RI irjn flrnGcs and rolling
mil II this city. They examined tho lot or
'fnioa street. near j. j. Agnew q Co.'s bloom.
cry. and sa!i q better location for the proposed
iu'nac, and rlil could 10. be- secured.
Fish sod =: Fish,onn today SO fJllova: Shs1
o%5 por hundred, hsr:!og 500 per Thousand.
III. isl-a EiG ;h@rg va. !sst digit elected
Pr,siicn, OF lh3 Gcimsn C5.tp .ta,ive Bald
,'r A@5sc sii1os. y ;. = anG 3 si,s Mr.. Rcbt
i'.r a:f. sh 81 i:sFa 3r ElrJpa Saturday
n"x re,iG"et.
Ter m-iys e Bliss ilacy D. WLi:iug, a
Il c: G! I'll. L; II. Daiaay, aho died u. tic
f2'!i'!c u haT liglE&r. l. 3 inor,, et;er a
'.a-; Il "",@ !u:sdyy !est. ra3ssd through h.Io
!'ls I.or,j.s i: h,uloaa e2uay, Htero thy
II ae D.G.Ioi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

CALI. ACCEPTED Rev. ". S. PoDick, pas
10! ct The bapt.s: Church 10 this CITY. has &C.
e'ntsd The cal, meoiaccl : few days ago, ten
d@fGd MIN ty The High Ht:elt Baptist Chtroh
Ct b ! iuorc, and has p'ac3d 10 the hsods oi
tic ttil aEs Of his ChUcA h;a resignation 10
,ako eit5ct tho l.! & Nay. Mr.. Penics has
iat3r:d hero win srea! success ior scYen years.
aoc du'cg tha. tina has made hos: Of warn
tnetd', who viii regret exceedingly 10 part With
/ ini
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

NiCE New ORLEANS MoLAssEs il, Nc
DTESEY iJC 80 Cis. a sa'!0a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

MACC1EaoEI NapOLETANI ia ths fa!s, braud
:! y 'cclr;rl D." Imported. Ycu can j. at
hCbUE%GYS $. |: naTer iail5 to please.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

Best ard-ri BRAID EARLY ROSE POTh-
TOES eltDp a; &iCDURNEY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

LAGRE i;E2G G. c;s. ger az a! NCBUn~
KEYS Bottles 20 BE- rytufuej.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

| i'' HI; !. AZ! l.iA'i CUU.I !:Cs u3 s2CuTCCs
t Fish sod e. Fi;h.ogn today aa fylosa: She1
s-9 par h1nd76d her:!0g S!9.;5 per thousand.
IL. is4-a EiG fherg wa. !sst 6igbt, elected
President OF !h3 Gcfmsn Cooperative Bald
-" A@5gc aii1os y ;. = anG 3 VIE 2lr. Rcbt.
i'.r o:f, ~ ~ tssfn i3r EGrJpa Saturday
n"x re.G"et.
Ter m-igs e Bliss Mlcy D. Whiiug, a
Ii c: 6! I'll, Il. H. Dlia7y, oho died a: tic
f2'i'!c u hgT ligEGr. l. 3 imor., at;er a
!.a-' Il "',@. u:sdsy !nst. ra3ssd through hsIo
lbs G.or-i't i: h)uI0ua csu1ty, Nhero thy
II ae iD.Gaoj.
LiGGg i:EGG g. cs. ger az a! McBUn-
KEYS Bottles 20 BE- rytufuej.
Best acd.rl BRAID EARLY ROSE PoThe
TOES ehvDp a, hiCDURNgY's.
NACCncaoW NApOLETANI ia ths tia!sS braud
:! !! 'cclr;tl D." Imported. Ycu can il at
hicbUE@GYS S. |: naTer iail5 to please.
NlCE New ORLEANS MoIAssEs il; Nc
bTESGY i5( 80 0;s q sa'!oa.
QUE GUNPow0Ea TEA ct 50 c.s, ger b.,
: bsi'47a 20 lie the tsat a; that price i d, tho
q :. l. Is fHa MOyuae aci unCnuAil d i,
2Hrkiys Qualities. MCBUGasY's STORE
----.,----------,---------
Che only vegetable remedy kuowo that is
peJfct blood pNNftr 5. S. S.
--
DaED.
fu.f' sr g n.-,,os;, E;,uhuo3 s;c, n
r. ,!!.'.- - ' ~ - - -" - % ~ Va
: - 1s',. s he' t1!oss WI! ,hse
49, layton slree's 70 morrow (Fridsy) ct ten
|C,,Ct j. II. ;Lc III sli.3 and acgusint,nces of
$40 t.n';iy go 'esp.ctiuily invited to attend.
s. - = - - ~ irN-,Ih subscribers
- ~ T".E i 1A'i4"t ~ tha Executors OF
N'tS' :! y - T. Il .jJJh, late OF A!cxan'
-, 49, 49,. %.si,a.':' -,
- 'iI .'Hj;ihst it.n es'"19 VIII
''-H-' i'oI-.' ~, al " !AH N@tcli0IS, snQ peg
''S ''' peAso ii:';Te pay mens 70 ihen'
- ( EhH VS9E EhACH.
,,,..,..... - L S. =: n Hi'G w. rSN:
''''--,-,, % r&'hH "hAl n N' CJOh.
3 NHUuGOD'l aDrIGR-Tla subscriber
$! t. dug gas. ii j =: ExAcu:c. of AN.
!AGE ) Is t,!@i,eE late f hlezsHdlia
ccG"tv G,C.,s'i
cI..,rs acsas: i. win pfeser. tacin duly sMhen.
Ic'tet.
: : l,-ze s'2o-> D-.e ' .;
~ HIiJH
al! I;r.oa. indebted 10 tho q.,si, oC DAVID
~ LION; deceased, bate Of Fsirssx county,
sc5 KS s d doy SS Sa, S 81 Go ezs 1s sng
aG zoe h.'i@E G;.ims ass'ns. toe said estate
"'' p'SS' 'hepl eIy S,;: W
siH-z@-@~ JOE y 6a L II No k.
EUHp SEAT CARRIAGE FOR EaI,Y
S,,.C, , rro,. Made by
" - :. - -, = "a -, Dhi.f viLno, va
u = - iIi7.f' AL u WOhhc.
Jump Seat C.Isi;go, rev, Goes. leather curlsias
5sr spTa%s sais6c for ems horse ses:s ssn bo
| ABUSED o7 iwJ or fou, pegsurb; lad cavrisg,
hos AIKEN Two premiums >. fairs; will be- war.
raa!ed Tor :*?lvs m0n.hs. Enquire Of e. s
a. e. 'f' M iAS''i PIr; h!eHs sr:go
. : - -. :s's,' ~, "aAg-s@A"
aTHhTINAi STHATINAl STRATINAl
AT " q sH' !ot o. ire sGoTo " %e ncao we WI
a.,a '"e1E"S & g ~ Z h4 H..
-.n,.,.-,r,,., I,,,,,>,-,,c,rn
a.: -, Il ~ CAN LEN S"ApIJu;t re-
II c9ivtd Oh; ifs; largo supply Q! the above
, 3, :. oEEIGHroN's,
-.....-,. -,
s !:iiips.s.. ~ Fs.sn; Process, Thc best in
! the raarsas 90: sale b.
jaul2 CaAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.
q CcK; 100 CATTLE
T. POWDER il G ID b9.es, can bn uuTclased
for one 9Ollsr uer box OF
~ E onhd9E tOE .:
i9A4 % h!u% street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

QUE GUNpOWDEG TEA st 50 cs, ger ID :,
= Dsi'g7a 20 lie the beat a; that price i, tho
ely. l. is f1a Moyuae ard uucqaA d IA
4?Ink-s 4 i.!liics. MCBUGaEY's STORE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

he STEAM TIC TEMPLAR. h: new siiam
~ ;auI'ar, tu!t at Wl!mingtoo. D,L, f5f
Eai' i. G, Graham, Ct his e'tg, aEich arri2ed
.,.'' Yesterday lvtIi2E, is handsome boal,
>.1 -o)rsru3 gl atier ;ie nost improved nod
20 IL, - tlCt :3aX. is !eet beam aaG itct
s.h c; hog, with tiki rrGs,rr: ca2ine, Is
zen c ldd,r. TO Nhish i, attached Q high PRES
H'e seam c2a32ss 7. She was iaapcc ed -.
Jay b large 5uiab:r 3f r,ger ucn who PIT.
"?GLc,G her iifS, class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

! CONSERVATIVE REAnJUsTERs.--A mat
Z ot tns Conservative k.a9jastcr C.up w;s
held last hight
iha OIL BUSINESS !is1s.c Cd aas Ia :d2a.
t'2a 6! l. ces2!eji3a d:c'a!lng that ou!y h0 ,xs
tcG!7e c}nmi.. &c Gas Guthoriz1Gi Il r!pree.lt
tic Club ic II .t:ers ner!si2ing 10 tho p 2roach,
ing primary c!cc:ior, aud that said c9nnit!ee
acrc Was emn)atreG 10 confer with ths cgc.
s;:7atisc c0umj;tt2 o. I'll n .tlera r,Ia!irg 10
tho SAD rsmstg.
Alter the eleaian OF s2v,r,l uo1 lueub r.,
To: melting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

E3EHUN's GREAT SHOW .--NT. Qh2:laa /!
h.y.> q the E!acaliolaI Depar'm az 0; p z.
oa'lUA'5 ard the Loaio1 Shows. VAS here TO
-sg aad T2ada ARRANGEMENTS viii hoh tho
-uii.c I'D private s:hos If he o;:y 10 altcad
me g;rcu: vhjcl vii DO 10 Washington On ihc
Il h a-I - Il ms. ?tc chidreo era 10 &c
admitted ,iaar 81 he morning CT at:Grcoon
r:'iorm.Jc, fer - csots, and By 81 arrange
ait a,h tho io-rg c3masay, round i5ip tick
re. vi. be ;s:usd 10 then COR 10 car,s. The
a->asum5er Of Eama's with this show makes
.o-0 e he ulass at.rsc'i7n oa.s cy:s visited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

iha only vsaatntl, remedy knowo that is j
poJict blood pW7ftr s.. S. S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

soEcs ITEMS Mayor Smith presided Of
C, hce1ql,g.ers tbs 5a1roiGg aoi dtspcs ID
o; lhe !l'Iosiag else:
jJ5n RshY, FOR 5ias drunk On lie s.rae!s,
Ss2t aSSsu ,i2a Policeman james Ai.h, vas
fined $25.
jscass !.oag MD Geo. BroHn, both cooict,
!.fe.s1 derry cardcc:, Hele tiatd S. e:c';.
1T p4yGc. co!3!ed. CHARGED %iih the Iaic,ay
90 0: Of tobacco from Mr.. JaIrJ Grizzly, was
-'m@! ted ijr further tyam1aliGn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

METTAUR'S PILLS for Hssdscae d..
AVA pepsia, &c, acs for sale hv
90, sn6 = s I,EAsnGE.s MN Dc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

WORSE TOGTG SRED C0GN-A VA
Il riets claiming tn yield SIX bushels she!lat
corn 10 tie osrfr! 70: sale By
8 G. GARTER.
ah2G f Z! ~tu!1 JL:oA street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07
TUap SEAT CAHRIAGE FOR SALE,

slTHAGInAi STnATINAl STRATINAl
~ We have "a lot o. tie above, which We will
Sc IL: ~ Ct. par bottle III order to close IL cut.
iGLEAN 6 UHLEi.,
1873 TG King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

xgyANraO TO ajHE = god >c.jve ,.:7sat
w woman t9 10 hose TorE. AupY :: tn!s
! eff g. at3-.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

81! I;Taoc., iadrti:i 10 to eslsis Of DAVID
~ LION; deceased. late Of Fsirtsx county,
Va. sra :CIus:.Gd 50 make payment to the SUBJ
sc:i5sTs, Ha1 !ayo duly qlat Il ID ss cxecutofg.
haG Nose hs"iag Claims .gs'us. the said cstate
wi p:o:so prcs4ht them duly authenticated
WALIEh WALTON,
sIl-Go2@s JOHN BALLINGEE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

E'N EUUT}H'S NOTICE The subscribers
"a Awe dH'y IA!isai rs Tia EXECUTORS OF
Mf5 80 e &%oih. 4, COOK, late Of Alcxan-
d. y. G,:4a.an!.
1-7sols -HT!oS ans aEaiist Tho es.ato will
jesse present ih IA - the Executors, and per
sc1s .Ene1."i vi! please make payment 10 them.
=. FERGUSON BEACH.
i. T.: AZ &rF FUM&TEN.
raa-5.-.o@ ;lLHWEILT \ Il. COOK.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-30
3nd Edition OfJOb.

Mrs. Ogden, N. Division Street
Buffalo, says: | cannot be too
thankful that / was induced to try
your Spring Blossom. 1 Was at
one time afraid l should never be
able to ct out again. | seemed
to be a second edition of Job with
out his patience:my face and body
were one vast collection of Boils
and Pimples;since taking one bot
tie of your Spring Blossom, | am
quite cured, all eruptions have
disappeared and l feel better than
| have been for a long time. For
sale by u. G. Wi.iisms,Jr., & Bro,
druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-30
THE KsE2 ESHDENTS CON
DITkON.
A Serious Relapse - Latest
Intelligence more Favor
able.

On Saturday morning the Pres
ident suffered a relapse, the con-
sequences Of which Cctasicned seri-
Gus alarm, although he has parti-
ally recovered from the acu o
symphonies which quickened his
pulse and sent his temperature up
almost to the fatal point. While
the wound WAS being dressed the
patient was taken with a chill
which lasted nearly an hour, and
was followed by a fever This un-
favorable change in the patienta
condition was caused by the OBJ
struction of the flow of pus from
the wound, and the formation Of
what is technically called a "pus
cavity" within the lacera ed chan
mel. DR.. Hamilton, of New YORK,
and DR.. AgneW, Of Philadelphia,
were summoned by telegraph, and
arrived at Washington at 7;30P.M.
by a fast special train, which made
the trip from New York III four
hours and 46 minutes. After con-
sultatiou with the attending ply
sicians it was decided not o dis.
turb the President, as he WAS rest
ing quietly, and the iever had
partially subsidized. Daring Sat
urday night there was slight re-
currence ofthe chill. Ga Sunday
morning the physicians, after con.
sultation, determined TO reach the
"pus cavity" if possible, by max
ing an incision through the mus
cles OF the back. This was accord
ugly done, and the channel Of the
wound, was tapped some three in
ches from its outer opening. The
spat Trough which toe incision was
made was partially frozen by the
application of local an&sthetics,
and the operation caused but little
pain. Pus wac di,chargedt through
the new opening. The Presidents
condition did not improve, and on
Tuesday DIR. AgneW with the aid
of his fingers and pair OF bullet
forceps, removed several pieces Of
bones from a fractured rib, through
the incisiGn made on Sunday, and
also placed the Gislocated rib, in
proper prosition, thus facilitating
the flow of pus, relieving the cause
of irritation and rendering the
patient more comfortable, and g
slight improvement in his cOudi
ton has been going on since.
1t cannot be denied that The
| Presidents condition is still very
critical and that some time mus
yet elapse before he can be con
sidered out Of danger.
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The News.

France and Italy WI b in
negotiations for a tlesty u @ M
merce on August II.
a Land League organizer was
arrested at Bailagbader~su Co9n-
ty Mayo, Tuesday, unce he
coercion act.
The French Deputies have in
validated the election OF Em le
Ollevicr as member on account
Of bribery.
The railroad ticket war contin-
uos. All the trunk lines are sell.
ing tickets from Now York TO Chi
cago at 50.
Charles Grellar, Of Salem, Ind !,
was attacked with Asiatic cholera
Monday and died within four
hours ofthe attack
State Senator Robertson, Of New
York will enter upon his duties
as Collector of the port Of New
York on the first M9adsy in Au-
gust
The body of II. VI. Lochary,
who was drowned in Lake Erie
the olher day while enjoying a
sail with his afiiauced, has been
recovered.
The st. joseph fruit region of
Michigan will have neither peach
e5 nor tlackberrie5 to ship this
year. but the crop of whortleber-
ries will be immense.
The Greebackers of New Jersey
are engaged in an effort to raise
a fund of at least $4,000 for the
purpose Of procuring speakers and
thoroughly organizing their party
in that State.
Reinforced byreeent Ii gisiatiou,
the health authorities Of New
York have set out to stop the
adultcration Of milk, com ~ nciDg
the raid by having an extensive
dealer held for trial.
So great is the excitement in
Perry county, Arkansas, over the
assassination of j w. Mathews
editor of the Fauche Valley Times,
ttlIJ ulGdtS nave D5Hu tIdQe IL
burn the town Of PerryviIIe.
There is a runner that ex-Gov.
ThrockmortOn will head an indie
pendent movement in the Lone
Star State, or an organization out
side the regular Democratic party.
for the Governofship next year.
Senator Lamar. Of Mississippi,
is making ali active canvass Tor
reelection, and it is now believed
that delegates pledged to vote for
his reelection will be chosen in
almost every county in the State.
Mr.. Lamar, made an elaborate adj
dress at Aberdeen on Saturday
last, in which he took occasion
to commend the public course Of
President Garfield III high terms,
and 10 deplore as a great national
calamity fatal result TO his pres
ent prostration.
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Ia the first symptoms of this di-
sease, when YOU are aching and
having painful sensations in the
limbs upon rising from bed in the
morning, 81 Stiffness in the joints
accompanied at times by swelling
and redness. all physicians recon-
mend the application Of an eXter-
nal remedy, something pcnetrat-
ing aud soothing; an article that
will act rs q curative agent to the
parts effected. DR.. BosaEko's Rheu-
matte Cure gives Instant relief
upon first application. In lame
back, pains or strains it is an in
valuable household remedy. Ask
your druggist for it. Price IS els.
Manufactured by The DR.. Bosanko
Medicine Company, Piqua, o. For
sale by c. w. BOWMAN, druggist,
Martinsburg, w. Va. jun25 ~
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SETTLED.

The deadlock in the New York
legislature was completely broken
on Saturday by the election Of L. G..
Lapham as successor to Conkling.
The struggle was long and some
what exciting one, and during the
whole time the friends Of Conkling
stood by him heroically. At one
time it looked as if he might succeed
in the end, but forbidden and alb
horrent forces" were too much for
him, and he has fallen, never to re-
gain his lost political estate. Roscoe
Conkling will, from force of brains
and ability, continue to be, if he SO
chooses, a prominent figure in poll
tics, but not to the extent that be
has heretofore been. The probabili.
ties are that other leaders will take
his place, and that he will drop out
of politics altogether.
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Col. II. KYD DOUGLAS, OF uag-
erstown, finds in Jeff Davis book, a
serious defect-the fact that Jeff en-
trely ignores the tender Of Stone
wall Jackson's resignation of his
commission in the rebel army, an G.
vent that caused a great stir in the
South. The Colonel, who was on
Jackson's staff, writes a long arti-
Gle to the Philadelphia Times, setting
Jeff straight.
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THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION.

The latest reports from the Presi-
dents bedside are of the most cheer
ing character, and have bad the
effect to dispel the gloom caused by
the reports of his critical condition
in the early part of the week. There
is now good reason to hope for his
recovery. The attending physicians
say his chances for recovery are bet
ter now than at any time since the
shooting. Unexpected complications
may arise, of course, at any moment
but ali the indications now point to
steady progress toward conyalesc-
ence. 1t seems to be the genera
opinion that the recent crisis has
been safely passed, aud it can only
be hoped that he may have sufficient
vitality to safely combat any future
perils that may pr esent themselves.
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Ponder on these Truths.

Torpid kidneys and constipated
bowels, are the great causes Of
chronic diseases.
Kidney Wort has cured thous-
ands. Try it and you will add one
more to their number.
Habitual costiveneSs at1iicts mil
lions Of the American people
Kidney-Wort will cure it. Kid
ney-Wort has cured kidney COM.
plants, of thirty years standing
Try it. See adv.
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DENOMINATION of Bookwalter for
Governor by the Democrats Of Ohio,
is likely to give the Republicans
more trouble than they anticipated.
Charley Foster may pull through,
but all the indications point to a
hard and close fight, and Ohio is a
very uncertain State in an "off
year."