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The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
GsTAeLIsHEp 1879

- To CARE FOR BORNE The BATTLE, AND FOR
Sfe WIDOW AND ORPHANS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
THE VALIDITY or TIE PUBLIC DEBT or TIE UNITED
STbTss AUTHORIZED BY LAW INCLUDING pEsTe INCURRED FOR
FkgkENT OF PENSIONS AND ecUNTgEs FOR SERVICES SUP
PRESSING RESURRECTION REBELLION, sFstll NOT 5E CUES
7loRED. Sic &, AET. XIV, CONSTITUTION OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
CONSIDER " TIE kBLEsT PAPER DEVOTED 70 TIE INTER-
FISTS Of TIE SOLDER PUBLISHED TE COUNTRY EARNESTLY
coMMEEo II cowRADes or TIE OR7sR.'
PAU NAEDERvopRT,
CosssSoss-ts-C-ieF, @. A. r.
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON. D. c, MAY 10, 1883.

THE Southern States are wheeling into
line. The appointment is announced Of
Comrade Edward D. Jones, of Nashville
as Commander of the Provisional Depart
ment of Tennessee and Georgia.
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IL OUR Grand Army columns, this week
VIII be found Commander in-Chief Van
Dervoorts order announcing the date of the
National Encampment The Council of
Administration viii meet Monday, July 23d,
att p. N. The following day there viii be
a grand parade. and on Wednesday morning
the Encampment itself will convene.
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The tobacco tax has been reduced for the manu.
faciurc-, but not for the consuner.-Pq4igadolpbta
Times.
Precisely-iust as THE TRIBUNE predict
ed. The Ziaes, on theother hand, declared that
the reduction of the internal revenue taxes
would lift great burden from the shoulders
Of the people. But what about the abolish
ment Of tie tax on proprietary medicines ?
Has that ilpred 10 the benefit Of the manu-
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The number of pension certificates issued
and signed during the week ending May
5th, was as follows: Original, 1910; in
crease, I63; reissue, 60; restoration, 10;
duplicate, l; accrued pensions, 42; pensions
under act of March Sd, 1883. $40; total,
2.342
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Van Densen's Worm CONNECTIONS are made
from Roots and Plants; they have saved tho
at all stores. Twent-five cents box. Vaa
Deusen Brothers, pEoprietors, Kingston, n. X.
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ton OF great fortunes" the new world is
destined to witness the establishment of
moneyed and perhaps a hereditary aristoc-
racy as powerful as that which now domi-
mates the old
Ills First Square Meal at AndersenvilIe.
We print in another column of THE TRIB-
UNE, this week, letter from an ex-Ander-
sonville prisoner, describing the circum-
stances under which. q fortnight ago, he ate
his first square meal on the site of the
old stockade.
The bill of fare ON this occasion, it is need
less to say, was very unlike that which
Commandant Wirz provided for his guests.
In place of sour corn-meaI mush and ground
cob, swarming with maggots, there was
white bread and butter, and in lieu of spoiled
pork savory spring chicken, while boiled
eggs, cold ham, pickles, what a sensation
the discovery of pickle would have created
at Andersonville.) pies, and cake completed
the menu of what at the time of which we
speak would have been considered banquet
fit for the gods 1t is little wonder that our
correspondent experienced rising of the
gorge when he sat down to this feast and
thought of the thousands of brave comrades
Who twenty years ago would have been glad
to gather the crumbs from such repast,
and 1t was not calculated to soothe his in
dignation to remember that then, as now, the
surrounding fields were green with corn and
there was at hand the means of staying the
ravages of famine and disease There is in
deed 10 stronger proof of the cruel and
| savage purpose which inspired the prison
authorities at Andersonville than the fact
that at a time when the neighboring
farms and gardens abounded in vegetables
and fruits-speciiics for the scurvy which
scourged the helpless inmates as we'll as
nourishment for their feeble bodies-no ef-
fort was made to improve the prison diet
1t has sometimes been urged by way of ex-
tenuation, that towards the close of the war
the Confederate government had great diff
Guilty in provisioning its own armies, but at
Andersonville no such lack of resources ex-
| listed The stockade stood in the center of
region that had not yet been devastated
by either Union or rebel armies, and which,
although neither the most fertile nor the
most populous in the South, was rich in ag-
ricultural products. At any time during
that awful summer. Commandment Wirz
could have obtained bacon and fresh
vegetables from the storehouses and fields
OF. the neighboring farmers, had he felt the
least concern for the fate of the unfortunate
| men committed to his keeping That is the
one great damning fact in the history of the
prison-that almost in sight of the cornfelds
and orchards and gardens, these men were
permitted to starve to death!
1t is all long past now, it is true, but those
who lived to see the gates of Andersonville
roll back again will never be able to Danish
from their minds the memory of what they
suffered or from their lives its effects For
many a veteran the first square meal !"
came too late, and the least that the Gov
eminent can now do is to assure to these
survivors the means of support in their
declining years.
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raTrEHa Al " wsssdT0s FosT0rol As sroosOoss asTTrI
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Said an Illinoisan, the other day: "Our State
will have one of the ablest new men in the next
Senate in Governor Cullom. He is genius in
his way and a man of wonderful executive
faculty. fShelby wants anything to go in a GER
tain direction, ne will be hard man to head Oft
Cullom has had long experience in the House
of Representatives and has been twice elected
governor. He knows what he is about and
will not .have to take the back seat to which
new Senators are generally relegated for awhile
He will fall in like an old Stager"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-14

tive tariff policy. they have the con.
fidence of those heads of great cor.
porations who are now flirting with
the Democrats. These gentlemen
know that the Republicans will stand
by them, and they are quite ready to
lead the Democrats into the mire BY
persuading them to silence with the
promise of help. The Democratic
partv cannot succeed by help of the
money of great corporations. 1t will
never get enough of it. 1t can sue
coed only by arousing the voters to
enthusiastic support. Are silence
and timidity going to effect that
ut is said that the Senate being
Republican, nothing can actually be
done towards tariff reform at the
coming session. The true Democrat.
ic policy is to produce their pro-
eramme boldly and decisively at the
next ses- ion to fix the attention OF
the country upon it; to make clear
the necessity aud the merits Of tariff
reform, and if the Republicans op'
pose and defeat it, that will only the
more positively make it the issue. In
every township and in every county
in the country during the whole can
vass of next year the Democrats
ought to discuss tariff reform, and il
they do tnat they will carry the coun'
try with a sweep. They will undoubt'
/ edly lose some States now called
Democratic. Virginia will drop GU,
of their line. Senator Brown may
carry Georgia into the Republican
camp, where he belongs. Louisians
may be lost by the Democrats. But
for every electoral vote SO lost they
are sure to gain two in other States
now counted by the Republicans fol
themselves.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-14

The New York Herald which
always holds Its fingers upon the
public pulse is just now giving the
Democratic leaders some wholesome
advice. The Herald is Democratic
when the country is Democratic, and
Radical when the country is Radical
It is Democratic now. See what il
says:
It should help the Democratic
leaders, unless they are purblind and
incapable of reasoning, to resist the
temptation of which we speak if they
bear in mind that the policy of silence
ON tax reform is certain to disgust 9
large part Of their own followers,
while it will strengthen their oppo-
nents. This was it's effect in 1880
when under the management of ex'
Senator Barnum and Senator Ran
dolph, and Nth the consent Of Gen.
Hancock, the Democrats fought shy
Of Tariff discussion, while the Re-
publicans. as soon as they saw this,
made their canvass conspicuous on
the; tes To pursue this same poll
cy agAtN Would show that the Demo
cratic Ieaders have not sagacity
enough to entitle them to power o,
place. The Republicans have sine,
1880 more and more conspicuousl,
cownaitte& themselves to tie peotec.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-14

farewell visits in great splendor at
the State Department., Mr.. Freling-
huysen's joints would all get rusty.
He has the custody of the great seal
of the United States, and at first he
used to set up all night with it now
it is padlocked in . chest, and Chief
Clerk Brown sleeps on top of it.
Ia, AUGUST.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-14
NOTICE.

T SHALL sell for cash in front of the
i Court House door in Halifsx, On
Monday the End day of July, 1888, the
following tracts of land to satisfy the
State and county tax due for the year
1882:
One tract lying in Palmyra Township
containing Fifteen Hundred and Fifty
Nine acres, the property of R. r. Bur
we'll.
The interest of Frank Toodle in Three
Hundred and Ninety acres lying in Pal
myra Township and listed by William
Toodle.
J. T. DAWSON, Collector.
B. 1. Alsbrook, Deputy.
June 2, 1883.
40 1t.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-14
-, BROWNS
IRON
R/77ERS

enriches the blood and purifies the
system; cures weakness, lack OF
energy, etc. Try bottle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-14
BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-14

* to 500 per day at home. Samples
81 to Nv worth S. free. Address
Stipsop h Co., Portland, Maine.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-14
Nsss -
BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

will cure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-14
Gotham Gossip.

THE RUSH FOR EURoPE.-FANCY
BONUSES PAID FOR STATERO0Ms.-
EXTRA STEAMERS SENT OUT.-BATH
TUBS FITTED UP AS BERTHs.-WHY
ACTORS GO TO ENGLAND.-AUsTRA-
LA AS NEW FIELD.-HARERLY's
TEMPORARY CoLLAPsE.-HIs AD-
vENrURoUs CAREER.-How Soc
CEssFUL MEN WASTE THEIR IN
CoMEs.-HENRY WARD BEECHER
AND OTHER INsTANCEs.--WILL1AM
OTTMANN.-THE ST. JAMES HOTEL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-20

A NIRAcLE N On CITY-DOcsnrs Dunl-
founCed-DTuggi=ts and the People Wild with
Excitement Mss Maggie Martin. of this CITY.
has been III and confined to her horsc for SOY.
sra4 years Our best PHYSICIANS failed to give
t1nishment OF al who knew Ter. she Is now
mp and about again Mr. Simmons the Drug
Elst, sold ISL bottles last week He buve in
gross lots Mr. COwen- too. sells it AsE
your Druggist for DR. ETaztmaE-s booLS-s.iIIs
OF Life gratis, or address Or. H.. at Osborn.
f IF on G ~ M Ctr ns,,. r...a,., ,...
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-20

At HA6ERsTowN, Mn. with tho Western
Maryland Railroad 10 and from baltimore, Fred
rick, diminishing, Gettysburg, Pcnmar,
WayncsborO, Pa, aud points on the Western
MARYLAND ItaflrOad and branches.
With the Cumberland Valley Railroad 10 and
from Harrisburg, Carlisle Shippcnsburg, Cham
ID I1sbIrg. Mcrccrsburg, Martinsburg and points
ON the Cumberland Valley Railroad and
branches.
Also 10 and from Pittsburg and the wcsaand
Northwest, and Boston, New York, PhiIa-
dolphin, and the North and Bast.
Al SHENANDOAH. JUNCTION, W. Va, with
Main Line of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 20 mud
from Washington.
At RIvERToN. Va with Manassas Branch 81
Virginia Midlnnd Railway.
At WATNEsBoRo JTNcTToH, Va, with Chou
aPcakc q Ohio Railway to aud from Ggesn-
bIicr Wife Sulphur Springs aud Richmond.
At iocH LAIRD. with Lexington Branch sI
Richmend 81 Allegheny Railroad.
At NATURAL. BRIDGE, with Main Line 81
Richmond & Allegheny Railroad.
At ROANOKE, with Norfolk & Western Rail-
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS. e.,
1t RIVERSIDE. for Lexington, Va.
At BoYca STATION, for Wildwood and Win
chester, Va.
EORTHwARD. pAur
philadelphia Time) ExcET-r
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Iou0t paro Institute.
Chcricssosr,., .HrIErson Counly. West

PROPOSE 20 open this Boarding and ~,
i School for Girls the list Wednesday of Sep
tembcr. 1882.
This Institution Is designed to be OF hi~tl
grade ara. !: is hoped Will rleet fully for Girls
the educational want of til: community. an6
afford to al attending. it advantages great Us
can be obtained anywhere. else.
TEsHS--B"ard (faciuding Washing. Light
and Fuei) for scholastic :eaT s1T5.
Reduction for Board to pupils WHO spend
Saturday and Sundlr and have their Washing
done at hcIn".
Tuition SO to go fer same tine
Music extra
For further particulars address ;lc until .TuIv
a9tii at Darnestown. Montgomery County. Nd:
after that 1t Charlcsto;TIi, Jefferson County,
West Virginia
June 81 1sa-ts - ILL.,
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MEDICINAL.
STRENGTH

TO vigorously push a business,
strength TO study a profession,
strength TO regulate a household,
strength TO do a days labor with
out physicalpai All this repre-
sents what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, aohI i wish ]
had the strength" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as If life was hardly worth liy-
ing, you Can be relieved and re-
Observation-Disclosures and strength
by taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS, which is a true ton;e-a
medicine universally reeommendsd
for all wasting diseases.
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The Ed and V;or,nlsss

arc never trn;:css,s or cos::3.:eStet THIS is cs-
pecially true Of Family medicine. and it IL
positive proof that the remedy tst:7cl is of the
highest value As soon "a it had bcea tested
and proved By the whole World that Hon Bit
tiers was the purcst. hest ard ncrt vli:,::Gl
family medicine on earth. May limitations
sprIng up aid bean to steal the notices in
which the press and the people of the enuntry
had expressed the rlc=iSS af t. r.. ard III every
way trying to Induce suffering invalidS to use
their stuff instead. expecting to mike money
on the credit and gOu:l Of IL B. MANY
others started nOstrumJ Pat up IN similar styIc
to II B.. with vari"GSly de:iscl names in which,
the word Hop" or Hops" were used in a way
to induce people tn believe they were the same
ss Hop Bitters- All such pretended remedies
or cures. no matter what their style or name is
AVID especially tlcs" with tie word Hop or
Hops" in their name OF il any way connected
with them or their name az. limitations or cctG-
t"r<cits- Esv=a-. of them TOlcIl none OF tel
Use nothing but genuine Hep Bitterx. with =
bunch Of cluster of green Hops on the whit
label Trust nothing else Druggists anal deal
e-s are warned agoins: dealing il limitations or
commercials
January -. fSSrv
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ERRORS 0ENnnru

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for wear.
ron ron Nervous DEBILITY. PREMATURE De
~ and an me EFFECTS of youthful indiscretfon
free % an who need IT. the recipe and direction
Tor nakIas the simple remedy by hieh he W.;
enrsd sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
yeruser experience can do so bv addressinc-
IN perfect confidence JOHN b OCSDEV
FEB n, Sly - Cedar St. New York
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ToCoNsE MPrIrEs

The advertiser having been pcrnanartlv
cured of that dreaded disease CONSUMPTION. 5y
simple remedy. Is anxious TO make Known TO
who desire it he viii send COPY of ths. NE
ser1ptlon used, free of charge with the Circe-
lions for preparing and using the same which
they VIII ind sure CURE for CoCGHs COLDS
Parties wishing the Prescription. viii please
address- Rev E 4 WILSON 1917 Penn St.
Nntlamsburgh, " Y Feb 81 1SS2-Iv
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On: work has been sold oil through Jefferson
and adjoining counties. and has always given
satisfaction IN every particular.
1t Is oar constant am To work tho vcry best
material. and i:. do all work in firt-cla@ mar
ncr and - To oar prices p!"d re UrsC vcs tu
do work rs low or lower than nrst-class WORK
can Ice done for elsewhere.
Il parties wish 10 consul; ;ls in regard to work
and do not fii:i il convenient To- visit our fuc-
tory, 'Fe Will. if notified by portal card. send n
representative of the friH - visit them :: thcj;
homes. and give III necessary Information.
seconG-hnnd vehicles and good Horses t9Nen
in cNchHllg. for work.
w keep coE..:s.:.1y = ler-e variety Of New
Vehicles IN stock. aud nav. alec second Hand
Carriages, SGygios. &c, hicl. eli very low
\. i. ANDERSON u co.
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MECHANICAL.
J. ". BLEssISe.l If L. BE1I.s.
BZESS SING g. ER,
Successors to James ". Butt,)
Carpenters ard Builders

ChlrleStOWn, ". I

Al health being such as 10 ncccssitatA n re-
W. EnIuishmcEt of my personal attention to
have turned over rly entire Carpenter and
Building El:siness to 1cssrs Blessing n Pcli.-
hitherto IN my employ Roth are competent
energetic and faithful. with abundant expe-
riencc. and al work entrusted to them will.
am sure, be faithfully and satisfactorily ex-
ccuted- JAMES ". BUTT.
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~ Pullman Sleeper. daily. ON Express No
3, New York Go Memphis. via Harrisburg, COM
Meeting at Roanoke with Pullman Sleeper for
New Orleans. via Knoxville and Atlantis. and
ut Dalton with Pullman Sieepcrs for Jackson
Vile. making virtually ofanSe New York 10
Florida, and New York to New Orleans.
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PTyfPIES

Iwmm mail Gree the recipe for a simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN
FREcKLEs. PDEPLES and BLOTCHEs leaving
the skin soft. clear and beautiful: also instruc-
tons for producing n Iuxuriant growth of hair
ON bald head or smooth face Address fncIos-
ing Sc stamp. BEN VASDELF & Co. IL Bar
aiaT St. " Z. Feb II. ISS-I<.
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Free Cards and Chronoos

We win send free By mail n sample sc. of orr
large German. French aid American Chrome
!'arAs. or t!ntHd and gold grounds. with price
list of over eco different designs on receipt of
STAN? for hostage. We will also send free BIZ
mail Cs samples. ten of our beautiful ChrOmos
OF receipt OF ten cents to pay for packing and
p1stcgt: also enclose confidential Price list
OF our large Gil chromos- Agents wanted. Ad-
dress f GLEASON &c Co., 10 Summer Street.
Boston. Mass Mars SS-4r
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As VIII he seen by the above. we have SIZE
secdcd Ar. Butt in the Carpenter and Building
ton for years past as employees of Mr.. B., in n
measure well known to the people Of the com
rnunfty- We. therefore. simply offer our seq
vices to the public. and propose to take con-
tracts for Building. Repairing. and all work in
our line, at moderate rates, and to execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily. So saying.
We respectfully ask portion OF the public
patronage. BLESSING & BELLER
October 81 ISo
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+iIhEAhFAsT' DINNER. fsUPPER.
AZ Pullman Sleeper, daily. on RSnress No.
:, from Memphis To Gcw York flniRloIa clanqel
connecting with Pullman SIccpcr from New
Orleans TO Washington, mining virtually
THRoUGH line of Sleeper New OrIeans h. No.
York. via Roanoke and Harrisburg.
IJ9 pounds Of baggage checked free 20 each
Whole ticket loo mile tickets $500; 900
o. HOWARD ROVER, A. POPE.
DIV. Pass. Agent. Gen. Pass Agent.
HugtTetown, I'D. I.ynchburg, Va.
January 10. 1888 %