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HAxNER's GLYCSRoBs OF TAR, for coughs and
colds, contains no opiates astrngents. The best
,,ransration ont for children
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Go TO the Lafayette for Hot Driuks.-
Specialties Tom sud Jerry, Peach and Honey, etc.
K ST., Third and Fourth j. o. HECTOR. d1.3plm
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Cakes, Pies and all kinds OF Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETERSON'S. d2-1m
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WASHINGTON CITY

1t has not grown as other American
cities grow its progress has been tardy.
This yeanling of towns, so carefully fos-
tered on the banks of the Potomac, has not
availed itself to any great extent of that
popular method of improvement so sue
cessfully adopted by Chicago and Boston
the method of burning and its increase
has been more reflection of the extend
ing magnitude of other centers than
spontaneous movement. More and more
the custom has grown among the rich or
energetic and inquiring inhabitants of
other places of going to the Capital to see
what it 'is like; many of them have been
SO fascinated that they have stayed and
now Washington may fairly be called the
winter end of New York, as Newport is
the summer extension of the metropolis.
Add to the exotic population the enlarged
ranks of public officials and clerks,
the growing circle of scientific and
literary people, who from choice or
Government connection have been led to
make their homes there, together with the
needful contingent of small traders who
supply the daily wants of these elements,
and you have general classification of the
$50 600 heads counted by the new census.
A city without commerce and without
suburbs-drive mile or two in any direc-
ton and you find yourself in the midst of
woods set but sparsely with houses or
cabins, and with only the great pillared
dome, like shining cloud in the air, to
remind you of the human mass so near
Washington nevertheless wears distinctly
the appearance of capital which has risen
to the emergency. 1t has this special
charm to commend it above other places.
that while Boston and San Francisco and
Cincinnati and New York, despite their
numerous points of other than commercial
interest, are work a-day towns, the " maid
en- capital" shows gayer disposition, and
devotes itself largely to social pleasures.
LOSSES ON THE TURF.-The Duke of
Westminster the owner of Bend Or, the
winner of the last Derby, has not been for
tunate on the turf. For while the gain Of
f6. 600 or 1000 by that race was but
bagatelle for the owner of Belgravia, he has
been mourning heavy loss for years, and
it is not too much to say that his stud has
cost him $50, 900 year since he began
breeding by giving Els, 600 for Doncaster.
The Derby with Bend Or was not followed
by any other triumph, and now he leaves
the turf in sadness over the Duchess
death. Bend Or, though it is not publicly
announced. has been sold to Lord Aling
ton within the last fortnight
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BIrrERs touches the
right spot dyspepsia, constipation and liver com
~fnt
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every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Clunie Block, Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. fel6-lm
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Ya,CyRs CAscARA SAeRADA bTTIE2s III q
oFrrIeints arising from an obstructei safe OF the
sysSem.
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A Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and ndiscretions OF YOUTH weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood ETC., will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self-addressed envelope &c
the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station D, New
York CITY. oI4-ThSTu6m
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BREWERY FOR SALE.
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A VICTIM OF EARLY iMPRUDENCE,
N causing nervous debility, premature decay,
ETC., having tried in vain every known remedy,
has discovered simple means of sef-cure, which he
win send free TO his fellow-suferers. Address j.
REEVES, No. 43 Chatham street. New York.
n2.1yTuThS
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For Oysters Cooked to Perfection. in
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FRUITS, SEEDS ANDPRODUOE.

Il. LEVY,
UTHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANT
w and dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
Cigars and Tobacco, Pipes and Smokers Articles,
Cutlery and Notions, Nuts, Candies, etc., No 81 J
strae+ Sacramento ja11-1p1m
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MARRIED..

At the residence of her brother,
DR.. N. ID. Baker, MartiDsburg, Sept.
18th, by Rev. ID. NJ. Moser, of the
Lutheran church Of Shepherdstown,
GEO. GLASS, of Berryville, Clarke
county, Va, to Miss KATE BAKER,
only daughter of the late Elias Bak-
er, CT Shepherdstown.
In Shepherdstown, Sept. Goth, by
Rev. l.. r.. Mason, Mr.. II. Z.
PORTS, of Pottstown, Pa. and MISS
ELLEANoR S. POWELL of Sheph-
erdstown.
At West Alexander, Pa, by Rev.
j. Finly Mayes, Mr.. WILLIAM A.
SMITH to Miss MAGGIE A. SHARFF
daughter of n. FL. and Catherine
Sharff, formerly Of this county.
Wednesday, Sept, 2lst, at Kable-
town, Jefferson county, by Rev. A.
Y. Hopkins, Mr.. VIM. q. JACKSON,
of Berryville, Va, to Miss JULIA
M. LANGDoN, daughter Of VIM.
Langdon, Esq, of Kabletown.
In Charlestown, September 28th,
1881, by Rev. A G.. Hopkins Mr..
5. II. BENNER to MISS MARY AL
ICE ENGLE.
" In Lebanon, Ohio, on Tuesday,
September Goth, by Rev. Sprowles,
Mr.. L. II. HARREL of Charlestown
to Miss ROSE E. UNDERWOOD, for
merly of Loudoun county, Va.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

I TAKE this method Of reminding the
l. Taxpayers of Berkeley county that
many of them are in arrears to me for
taxes, and as | am required to max e
prompt settlement with the State and
county, | must collect my outstanding
ills without delay. You will therefore
please come forward at once and settle
Same, as further indulgence cannot be
given. If net paid within reasonable
time will proceed to make them accord {.
ing to law, or place them in other hands
for that purpose. Respectfully,
NJ. C NADENBOUSCH,
oc4-4t. Late Sheriff.
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Notice from Board Of Health.

THE COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
l. respectfully calls the attention of the
citizens of Martinsburg TO the fact, that
malaIial diseases are prevalent in the city
and vicinity, and would request them to
COX to the cleanliness of their premises.
And their attention is also called to the
following section ofthe Bill establishing a
State Board of Health:
SECTION g. at shall be the duty of the
State Board of Health to appoint three
persons, one of whom, at least, shall be a
legally qualified practicing physician, cit
izens residing in each county Of this State
who shall constitute a Local Beard of
Health for the respective counties in which
.hey res de, and such persons, as members
Of the local board, shall hold their Office
for the term Of two (2) years from the
date of their appointment; and such local
boards are empowered, and it shall be
their duty to inaugurate, and execute,
and require the heads OF families to exc
cute such sanitary regulations as the local
board may consider necessary to prevent
he outbreak and spread of cholera, small
pox, scarlet fever, diptheria, and other
endemic, epidemic, infectious and contage-
Gus diseases; ard they are empowered to
go upon and inspect any premises which
they may believe are in an unclean or in
fectious condition; and the said local
board are authorized to enforce the rules
and regulations of the State Board of
Health. And it shall be the duty of phys
icians practiciDg in any county in which
a local beard is organized to report
promptly all or any OF the above named
character of diseases under their special
treatment to such local board; aud such
ocal bosrd shall make report of the same
% the State Board of Health at least
o1ca IN every three 81 months-drst, Of
S:e character Of the infectious, contagious,
endemic or epidemic disease prevailing n
their county; second, the number of per-
sons reported as infected with such disease,
bird, the action taken by such lacal
board to arrest the progress Of such prev
elent disease, and the visible effects Of
lch action"
J. w. MCSHERRY,
J. II. HUNTER,
G HEDGES,
osS It Local Board of Health.
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According to the st. Paul Pho
neer Press Hon. William Window
Cesires that his resignation as Sec
rotary of the Treasury shall be &C.
cepted At once by the President,
in order that The Secretary may be
in st. Paul on the lOth of his
month, the Cate of the assem- hling
of the Minnesota Legislature in
special session. he intending to ask
10 be returned to the seat in the
United States Senate which he re-
sig0ed to take q Cabinet position.
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SPECL COMMISSIONERS RENTAL
OF A
HOUSE AND LOT

IOhoU AMI TO the provisions of de-
l. cree of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County, entered on the - day of June.
1873, in the cbancery cause therein pend
ing, entitled S. H. Martin vs.. Jos Kearns
and others, the undersigned, Special Com
missioner appointed for the purpose, will
proceed to rent, at public auction, at the
front door of the Courthouse, in Mar
tinsburg, Berkeley Comfy, on
Tuesday, October IIth, 1851,
between the hours of IL A. M. and 2P.M.,
the property in the bill and proceeding
mentioned, consisting of comfortable
Dwelling House
and VALUABLE LOT, situated on Lib
erty street, adjoining the pro perty of
Nicholas Smith and Allen Henshaw. The
property will be rented from the lst day
of November, 1881, to the lst day of No
yemoer, 1882, Possession given the Is.
day Of November, 1881.
TERMS-One-third cash on the day of
renting, and the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, the
deferred payments to be secured by good
security. l.. N. SHAFFER.
sept.lf-tdr Spell Com.
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STEUBENvILLE (Ohio) Female Sem
- mary. 50 Years successful Expert
ence First-class school. Terms low. Send
for catalogue, A. NJ. REID, Phi. D.
lsep24-4N
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-NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice

To Stockholders of the Berke-
ley County Mechanical ana
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Gala Bays.

What with the opening ceremonies
Of the new water works, the grand
military, fire and civic parade, the
glorious concert by Gilmores Band,
the gorgeous Mardi Gras, the recep-
CIOI ~ AS A~..-.I ,.~l~o4D, ~.-- -.
letic sports, mask ball, carnival, fire.
works and half fare from all stations
on the B. 81 o. Baltimore next week
will be about as lively, brilliant and
jolly city as tine sun shines upon.
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To Stockholders of the BeTEce-
Ley County Mechanical 0ntt
FJy.ca''e. Z, %3ci r..
DY A RESOLUTION OF the Board Of
ID Directors, passed in Martinsburg on
Saturday, the 18th Of September, it was
determined that general meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Berkeley County Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Association be
convened at the Courthouse in Martins
burg on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1881
The object of the meeting is to consider
and determine whether the present corpor.
alton, as now organized, shall be discon-
tinued an dissolved whether the Fair
Ground and other property held by it
shall be sold, and final settlement be
made of the debts and assets of the associ-
alton. Its further object will be to con-
slider resolution which will be submitted
to it to authorize the issuing of preferred
stock OF such amounts on such terms and
conditions, and with such regulations re-
specting the preference to be given to such
stock, as the said meeting may determine.
1t is hoped there will be full attend
ance of The Stockholders, as the subjects
of decision will not only involve private
interests, but the public interests of the
county.
BETHUEL KITCHEN, President.
J. N. WIsNER, Recording Secretary.
(sep24-td,)
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SOLDIERS!

A. A. THOMAS, corner Of Ninth and F.
Streets, Washington, d. c., attends to
Pension and Back Pay. Bounty Claims
collected. Contested Land Claims, Min
eral and Agricultural, attended 20 before
the Department Of the Interior and Su-
preme Court Land Warrants, Land Scrip
and Addition Homesteads purchased and
sold. (apr23-f.
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VASSAR COLLEGE.

PUUGHKEkPSIE, N. Y.
For the liberal education Of women. Ex-
aminations for entrance, Sept. l4th. Cat
alognes sent on application to w. L.
DEAN, Registrar (sep24-3t.
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state direct slap In the face. and that the
state will deeply resett II. Even those
who sgfee with the governor that the state
should abstain from any connection or cons
troll whatever Of religious Mates, allow that
the occasion oil bis venting his Ideas prac!icsl'
ly on this point was mn exceedingly I'M
happy one, that no possible harm could have
been produced by co operation with the
o,hcr states in this sympathetic action, and
that the willful assertion OF an abstract
principle (of no real to character in the
premises) ia an emergency Mat called for
great tact and good feeling, Is very grave
kindness aud resentment, of which we may
reap in sorrow. We are certainly of opinion
therefore, that as u matter Of policy Gov.
Roberts has committed blunder, which il
condoned by the people can only be so on the
ground of personal eccentricify.
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The University of Texas.

The 70 LOVING are the reaons set
forth by Waco why she should have the
university:
AT the election to be held the first Tuesday
in September next, for the purpose OF locat-
ing ..rhe University of Texas" we have des
termined to ask the people of Texas to vote
for Waco.
The munifcent endowment already pro-
yided for the university, will naturally make
il the greet educational center around which
the sons of Texas will gather In the years to
come, to receive their training in the higher
branches of learnir g; and in determining
where this institution should be located, the
patriotic citizen desires to consider intellis
gently the bsst interests of Texas, and by his
vote and il fluence promote the same.
Your attention is asked to the following
advantages Waco possesseses as suitable 10
cation for toe university.
lst. Waco is about the geographical
center of the state.
"a. Waco now is, and the future develop
melt of the state will probably continue 10
be, very near the center OF the population OF
eKss.
"a. With the Texas Central, Missouri
Kar sas 81 T,xas, and Texas d. 81. Louis
railroads crossing each other III Waco, she
is made, through them and their various con
nectious, accessible by rail 10 every portion
of tie state.
4. Situated In the center Of the fruit
growing and bread-producing District with
cheap and abundant fuel. zcei.oi.t water
from springs. wells,e Ct Is .nd water Works,
having the happy mean Of altitude, tens
persture and humidity which gives the
maximum Of health, Waco has the condi-
tons which insure the cheapest and besi
living. AMI highest degree OF healthfulness.
Waco, for years past, g been city
of churches, schools and colleges, and these
have wrought their influence in the develop
ment and formation If moral, cultivstive and
refned society, which of all else IL most
favorable for the encouragement, growth and
perfection of that higher intellectual life
which must ever surround q great scot Of
learning.
G. While exempt from the noise, hustle
and confusion of q commercial metropolis,
Waco is free from the distrscting scenes, COR
rupiing Influences and feverish excitsments
of n political capital, with lie mulitudinous
Temptations 10 allure the young into paths Of
vie; and past experience, ss well az the
tendency of events, points TO Der ss the place
where young men could be educated IN lsrgS
numbers under conditions more favor bic tC
their health. their morals and their progresi
In intellectual culture than il IL believed can
be found Ia suy otter city OF Texs:
Believing that the best interests OF tb'
whole people Of TEXAS, both Dov and here
after. viii thsIeby be subserved. your iDhu-
erce and co operstion is respectfully solcl
fe1 70 secure The location 81 Wsco Of ''th'
CIT1zEss OF Waco.
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GENERAL PRESS REVIEW.

Il seems that tbe only objection urged
against She election Of Ohsuney N. Depsv
a. ssust0r from Sss York vas that be il .
railroad lawyer, the Representative offs crest
monopoly. HIS being mOnopoIisl vss OBJ
jecti7n enough, bot wherein hiss New York
or The country been benefited By The election
az Warner Hilsi Tbs New YOrk Express
tba, psis.s M. Hllsr
M. Wsrpsr Miller. tbs nssly-slseied
srsior. Il q r1ch msrufsctursr. BE orsi
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Waco Examiner.

Principle is good thing to adhere to
when there is anything involved worth con-
tending for, but TO set up fne-spun theories
against practical results is not to be com
uiended as the part Of wisdom. 1t may be
an invasion of states ri hts for the national
government to stock The rivers OF Texas
with fis6, or q ''step towards mona chy' for
the governor to request the people OF sta 9
to unite with its sis,er states in the formally
of prayer and thanksgiving, but the theory
which holds that such tr'fles are menace
TO liberty is too stteDuated TO command pop
ular Applause or endorsement. Aud
Governor Roberts must have singular
conception of the spirit Of the union, or the
real character of our government, in setting
up his Anticipated ideas of state isolation
against the recognized status of affairs by
refusing to request the people OF Texas to
ioin in day of jubilee over the deliverance
of the president from death. 1t does not
matter whether states rights intervenes or
MOTT m kes no difference whether the
governor believes in the efficacy of prayer or
does not believe in it-there is something
humiliating to every citizen in the state in
his refusal to put this great state on record
rs participant in q national thanksgiving at
such time. The theory of government
which be urges is simply puerile-or senile.
1t may attract certain degree of attention
to himself, by no. means envable,
however; but unfortunately his action PLACES
the De ,ple of the state in position of hope
less embarrassment by no fault of their own,
from which even their almost united desire
csnnot relieve them. This is the mildest
view which can be taken of the matter, and
by those who regard the Thanksgiving cere
mony as mere formalitv. How much
more, then, will it be condemned by those
who hold to the efficacy of prayer, and the
duty of manki4d to render homage to heaven
for its mercies made visible ia the hour OF
(, fl ction and sorrow? This is the class
which Governor Roberts has most offended
and they comprise the most influential citi-
zens of the state and the best elements Of
society.
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u'i-tlat,d - l.,,i,-c Guide. 4Uv pdL %, 100.
..d gilt binding, * cents same al paper
covers, "a cts. Manhood, 10 ceGIs, ~ omau
hood, 10 cents, Pamphlet, cents-sccnre,y
sealed, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR WHITTIER, the great specialist,
~ Ct Dherlns Street. ST. LOUIS. Mo.
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Houston Post ,

We hayeli little or no hesitation in at1rms
ing that Governor Roberts has deliberately
made a personal issue between himself ana
the people, and that unless signs fail be Will
be over whelmipgly condem ned, and that BY
this one act be will forever forfeit the general
populnr favor. We take this ground, not
because we believe Governor Roberts will
not be strenuously endorsed In his action
by strong and respectable portion Of the
citizens, but because we believe Il will be
discovered that he has deeply offended the
great majority of his fellow-ciuzsns.
Already murmurs Of discomfort and disgust
are heard from the business men of Calves
ION fer Whist they regsrd ss o grstuitous and
miscbieyous spiking Of their guns. Why
,ntsgonize the public s-ntiment Of the union,
when IL absolutely tfsme 81 present, By the
obtru,ion OF piecs Of abstract metsphysics,
uben that obuusion VII very probably cause
a bittsr feeling of sentiment 10 the minds OF
federal psrs0nsges, that will be likely 70
work dissstrously 10 the interests OF tbe s1ty
now hanging 90 eIpre sly on congressional
GOOD viii and hbsrslIts The governor bAs
certainly cooked he goose" In Galveston,
and Dallas and Waco pspors are ouisp9s en
in the deDuncistion Of The governors org
inals position. bis best friends say they wall
allow the governor great many prifiskes,
but that be had ovsrstsppea The oOutos 81
common decsncy this TIME. and leveiled
grstuitous insult 1t the Christian and pstrl0-
tic ssutimsnt Of the state, which h fully hs
ardent among democrats As republican, ne
excuse is regarded as % transpsrentJ hiHst
,hst no one can Be found 10 s1cuss him II
sboold be borne 10 mind thet this j. tbs
criticism Of friends, and its severity >.
indicative Of . vide spread feeling OF re-
sertnert 81 Whist i deemed The nl-t.meo
sBd pe5sniic psrsos Of constitutions
srruplss In q MISTER Of humsui,erIsr
snd religious sentiment tbs. = epi-
dsrnic throughout The lsno. 1sking M
view Of thee points ~ rspressD,seye o
trs general fesling Of he ststs, snd beinl
gui6sd b. ne oral srprsniors oioPinion y
our ovn community, ne are cf1vs1 70 ~
copclution th<i ne EotsrDof nn EVsn "
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Tus PRESS AND THE aoyEasOn
Fort Worth Advance.

TUT WUTVH HUVHUNUs
In q matter where there WAS go much unan'
unity of sentiment and feeling, we Think
Governor Roberts might have laid aside
some of his fogyish notions aud have com
piled with the wishes OF the people OF Texas,
and the course pursued by the other COVER
nors of tho uDicD, in heartily acquesciDg
with the polite and noble communication
sent him and hem from Governor Foster, OF
Ohio, with regard to joining in praise and
Thanksgiving to God for the recovery OF the
rreeidents life. He might have done Soft
not from principle-at least from courtesy,
and thereby, have saved his bacon, and credit
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Doxs rrnr.ruftlt through thsir tss.e. Ten
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1~,rf -, ne hurnan tesfh cleEn, en1 Ne
den~rs an b. done b ths nsn vhc s1Ts 70
ia mi. 4 fssl liEs estinG yca Up o.Hr-~t J"