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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18

ipiication to persons, not to things an
here we come directly TO the first point
which is, the propriety of the means
and we lay down this plain proposition
THAT the use of ardent spirits or alcohol
lie. drinks, as beverage, are IN no cas-
necessary or proper, but highly inju
Irious to the mental, the physical, anC
the moral constitution of man, anc
therefore ought not to be used in the
smallest portions.
| Intoxication from ardent spirits is a
disease from which there is no remedy.
This may be stated as ageneral truth.
The question nov arises, what is to be
done to Danish this disease, or 10 destroy
this curse from the landl Many and
various have been the exedients resor-
ted to, for the purpose OF staying the
ravages Of this calamity, but all have
proved abortive, until we as people
have received the highly honorable
degree " of nation of drunkardsr--
This appellation aroused some master
spirits, who felt the truth and force OF
the charge, and they conceived, or ra-
Their revived the only remedy in tire
case, which was, to touch not, taste
not, or handle not the accused thing.
With this determination firmly fixed in
their minds, they call upon their fellow
citizens to join them under this pledge,
for the purpose of uniting their individ-
ual strength, knowing that in unity
there is strength and in this way TO
enlighten the public mind upon this SUBJ
ject, or rather to gather facts and lay
them before the public, thereby WELD
ing that power which Archlmides saw
in the lever. And this is the only way
in which change can be Effected
Make the drinking of ardent spirits
Questionable, and you at once kill al
cobol. Perhaps some director may
say, am to give up my little pleasant
inexpressbie cup and thereby deprive
myself of all its charms : why, you
might as well ask me TO give up eating
because man chooses to make him
self a glutton. Not SO fast, my friend
The cases are not parallel. Ardent
spirits, as laid down in our first propo-
sitlon, is injurious in the smallest guam
tity, and therefore ought not to be
drunk eating is indispensable to HE,
therefore we must eat. The next point,
the efficiency, necessarily grows out oil
the fact which IS involved under the
first point, for Git be true that the pre-
system is the only remedy,
which any rejecting mind will perceive
then there is no doubt about the effi
cheney, of the remedy. But all this
has been abundantly proven to the sat-
of every observer for the last
ten or fifteen years. This question is
so plain that really il does appear toI
me almost useless to pursue the subject,
|, therefore close for the present.
PRO PATRIA.
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.IE1RTE.v.SBURG
WOOLLEN FACTORY.

~ ytiE subscribers would respectfully NJ
4 form their customers and the public
at large, that they have now on hand
large quantity Of first.ratc goods, such -
CLOTHS, CARpfTlNG. PLAID e PULLED LIN.
SeYS, flANNElS, &Cs&c.
which they will exchange for wool on &C..
combating terms; those from dissance
who have wool for sale and arc in want Of
goods Of tho above descriptions will mad
Il 10 their advantage 10 give " call. ana
wa would inform snch. that they can have
the Goods TO take home with them. 1t the
time Of delivering the wool, or at any O.
Their time, to suit their ecnvcnicnce' -
Country Cardipg. as heretofore, will DO
done upon short notice. and ~ the oe.s
possible manner. For all country work
done by US. Soap, and other country pro-
duce, will be received in payment e deliv.
cred al the time Of taking The work, bus
no credit can be given for work smoun-
ting TO less sum than ono Dollar unless
10 regular and punetual Cusiomen;
" WILCOX d JOB.
Nav. 16 1888.
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N.EIy. .5RRIV:gL OF

-lNANO5E GOODS
HN1 r. are now opening some very ban
Wv some Goods TO which we would re
specially invite The attention OF the Ia
dies.
Mattecni g. Lusring silks.
Super figured Poul do. Sole, do.
Brocade, do.
Fawn Gro. do, Maple do.
Plain silks Of all colours.
Super Black silk Hose, White s. cold
cotton do.
Hem stitch l.. C. Hddfs, plain Linen
check do from 81 10 500.
Twisted silk Hdkfs. Rich Gauze do.
Scarfs,
French worked Capes at the low price
Of four s. five dolls.
French worked collars,
Tambour'd do.
Bobbinette do.
Blue, Black, Pink and other cold Chi
nele cord.
Worsted Reticules,
Bead Bags.
Edging Insertions s. Footiugs.
Cbintzes new article.
London Purple Calicoes.
And great variety of other articles.
BY A. ROBINSON & co.
July IS, 1888.
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THE BERKELEY SPRINGS,
AT BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, VA
nm

qgEr3 lplAWlffalIO lM lAiOTlhtS1
A T. this watering place, 10 open for
IA the reception 81 company.
Thi, house 10 furnished throughout
with pure hair matirasse. ard best i.nen
shee,ing: and in this particular, has been
pu, upon footing Of equality with the
best Hotels.
The whole establishment has UNDER
gone q thorough ovcrhau;ing and cross.
examination. Every arrangement has
been made with reference 10 the comfort
and convenience Of visitors and II viii
be the aim Of the undcrsigned that its OPP
erations shall be so conducted that, whils
there may be all the case and freedom Of
the public house. it shall exhibit the quiet
and decorum OF the well ordered private
one. JOHN STROTHER.
July 4. 1888.
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STATE OF THE THERMOMETER
SPECIE PArmEsrs.-There seem. to be ar

SPECIE PAYMENTS. seems to he al
oniniou abroad, since the allure Of all the pro-
;ects of the Office holders to obtain the keeping
and control Of the public revenue. that the day
of general resumption Of specie payments by
the Banks, is not far distant. itis now more
than year since the suspension took place, ou-
ring which time, the Banks have been putting
their affairs in a sound condition, and making
ready for a resumption, when the state oil the
time. would warrant such astep. There is not,
probably. Bank 10 the union whose circulation
has not been curtaiied, and whose condition is
not souuder than it was year ago. This gene
raj knowledge of the improved condition of the
Banks, together with the defeat Of the Sub
Treasury Bill in all the different phases and
forms i1 which il was presented, has led TO the
belief, that, since the Government has been de-
MED the power to harrass and perplex the Banks,
the remaining obstacles to an early resumption
may easily be surmoun,ed
The Governor of Pennsy lvania has issued a
proclamation, directing that the Banks in that
State shall resume specie payments, on or before
the 18th day Of August next, and that all corpo-
rations and individuals who have issued notes Of
less denomination than IS, for the purpose Of
change, shall take measures for redeerning them
forthwith in gold aud silver, something that
shall be deemed equivalent by the holders OF
their notes. The tone Of the message is clear
and unequivocal, there is no alternative offered
TO the Banks, if they fail to resume, TO save
them from the penalties Of the law. or per-
sumo, the Governor entertans not doubt
The Banks themselves are making preparations
10 resume on the first Of August. The resump,
ton by Pennsy lyania will doubtless be followed
by many # not all Of the other States in a short
time.
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BARGAINS ! BARGAIkS!!

ENACTS speak louder than WORDS,
Ef which can be proved by calling at
our store. We are now receiving third
supply of Summer Goods which has been
bougb a, reduced prices and will be sold
for very little more than cost as our stock
of Summer Goods is large.
We are now opening Cloths, which
can be sold, and will be sold at bali price
Cassimeres, Cassinetts. Silk and Mar
settles Ve.tings, Blesched s. Brown oh'r
tings Ga cts. ; very best article of bieached
MIuslins, usually sold for 90 cents, now y
and laa. splendid stock of CaIicoes TO-
half nrice. Flax and Irish Linens, very
cheap, Rib'd London Drills. Perkins ant
striped do, and the greatest variety 0
new articles for boys and mems wear ere
seen. just receiving and for sale by
July 10, A. ROBINSON y W.
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! Ntcntutd la the Circuit superics Ccur
Of Law and Chsaesry FOR Berkeley Counsy,
james Violet. piif.
against
Edward v. Coyle and John o'Baanoa. dfss.
IN CHANCERY.
ENHE defendant. John 0'Bsnnon, not
D having entered hts appearance and
given security, according to the act Of as
seubly and the rules Of this court. and IL
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is out Of this Commonwealth: Il is or
dered. that the said defendant do enter
his appearance 10 this suit on the first
day OF the next term, answer the bill Of
the plaintiff, and give security FOR perfor
ming the decree. and that copy ofthis
order be forthwith published in any news
paper within this county. aud continued
for two months successfully. and another
copy thereof posted at the front door Of
the Court House Of the said county.
A Copy. Ieste.
JOHN STRoTHER. Q.
July IL, 1855. --em
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July IL. 1888 On

15tr1tlttd In the circui, Superior Cour
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
July Rules, 1898.
George Doll and Caiharinc his wife, pifDs
against
Richard McSberry in his own right. and s. Ad
ministrator OF Anastasia McSLerry decd, Johi
Piet and Susan his wife, Lawrence Byrne ant
Mary his wife, Edward Nicholson and Anssta
STA his wife, Dennis l.. McShcrry, James Nc
Sherry, William McShcrry, and Cecilia Nc
sherry. and others, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
ygsHE defendants Lawrence Byrne and
Mary his wife. Edward Nicholson and
William Nc Sherry. not having entered
their appearance and given security. &C
cording to the act o; assembly and the
rules Of this court, ard j. appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are out OF
this Commonwealth: il 10 ordered, that
the said defendants do enter their aNpea
rance 10 this suit on the FIRST day OF the
next term. and answer the bill Of tie
plaintiffs. and that n copy OF this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door Of The
Court. House Of the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER C.
July IL. 1888 Pm
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Stray HORSES.

q TRAYED from Brien's Ore Bank. il
~ Jefferson county on the night Of Fri
day the 9th inst, three Horses. OF the fol
loving description TO wit One larg,
dun horse with black legs, maas and tail
a black stripe on the back, and or 8
years old; one bright bay. with blscL
name and legs. and was about 6 year:
old; the other was also bay. marked as
above but was smaller and about . or I(
years old. Five dollars, each. and al
reasonable expenses will be given for the
delivery OF the said horses TO me at Brien'.
Ore Bank, or for securing them so that
get them sgain.l
WILLIAM BROWN.
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6J-A Treatise on the preservation Of the Teeth
for The use Of private families and The public
generally, by Nj. overfeld. Winchester we
have been politely favoured with neat little
pamphlet, Of eghty-two pages, bearing the a.
bove title. Its published for the use o. ine
public, and contains much valuable information
respecting the treatment of the teeth in order TO
keep them in sound and healthy condition.
The rules laid down. for the Management oil the
teeth and gums, to keep them free from disease,
are simple and easily put into practice oy any
one, who prefers good set of teeth, and heal.
thy gums to the palms. and loss OF teeth, attendant
rpon the uuhealthiness of those important or
eans. A work Of the kind has been needed, es-
pecaly in the country where those afflicted
with diseases of the teeth and gums, seldom
have an opportunity of applying 10 Dentist Tor
aid or advice.
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.vOtiCe TO Farmers.

TIME subscriber has rented the Mil
L belonging 10 Alex. Stephen adjoining
the town OF Martinsburg, which is as usu
al in the mos, complete order for manu-
featuring Flour He will at all times give
The highest price in cash for Wheat thai
the markets below will justify, and vii
give 10 those who may prefer having
their own " heat ground. one barrel O
supelfne Flour for every 500 pounds Of
Wheat, and stand the IN
.pection in Baltimore, Georgetown, or
HE will also grind Corn
Rye, sc. JACob SW AhiA.
Lime OF 1888 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18
TO. T. H * ]

There is an old saying, ga
friend in need, is a friend indeed, "
which has been so forcibly realized by
me in the perusal Of an article which
appeared in the Gazette Of the 4th
inst, from your pen, upon the subject
Of the temperance canse, in reply to
mine of the 9th ult, that | am induced
10 appropriate few minutes in remark
ing upon the same subject. Let me as
sure YOU that it was with a considera-
bic deglee of fear and trembling that
wrote; for in this subject there is de-
gree of magnitude which is so great,
that the mind shrnks with dread from
rs full contemplation; but ! was inn
PEELED to the task with the hope that
others more able would come forward
as advocates in this noble cause OF hui
mainly. That hope has been realized;
for in you see the pen of ready VIII
ter, in whose hands this cause can new
er suffer, but who will advocate and
present it IN a light and with force
""lSu Will HidhG liic uiSoh"'S A~H>
fear and tremble.
With these preliminary remarks
acceed to the proposition in yours
which IS, TO examine the proprlety and
efficiency Of the means used to promote
this cause. But before | proceed tc
the immediate discussion of the point
proposed, | wish to saw by way of in.
PRODUCTION, that there is disposition or
the part of those who oppose this cause
10 charge upon US proscrlptive doc
trnes, or in other words, that tempe
rance associations are the very essenct
ofproscription. This we most emphatl
cally deny, and we call for the proof
and when produced, we pledge our
selves as members OF that association
TO have our names struck from its list
We use the term prescription, in its ap
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-18

WlMhlHsOw BAY JlOlRSi4D
i6 hands high. 6 years old, a little white
on one hind foot, and first rate work
horse. II was purchased recently Of Uri.
ah Miller who raised him. lfstoicn Thir-
~ Dollars will be paid for his recovery
and acquiring the thisf.--if s,rayed, . lib-
arsl compensation will be paid for retur-
ming him TO the undersigned.
STARBUCK x FOREMAN.
Opeauon Mills, June 30, 1851
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Mr. r. SUR Il,
zNe7ah9<,


FROM BALTIMORE.
RESPECTFULLY offers his profess
EG ional services to the citizens o. MAR
tinsburg and vicinity Persons having
decayed or unsound teeth will do well to
give him a call, at his Office, one door
north Of Mr.. ID n. Conrad's and nearly
opposite Mrs, Little's school. He intends
making Martinsburg his residence Tor
son,e time and will be thankful for the pa
tronage of its citizens.
Porcelain or Natural Teeth inserted
from one TO a whole sett.
May %, 1851 :,
Ladies and families waited on at tbei
residence il requested.
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500 NlNWAND
I'D ANYWAY on Monday the -
Eh 18th inst from the subscri- ~
ber'a farm near Martinsbnrg. 10 ~
Berkeley County. Va, a Negro -
Man named GEORGE. who is
sometimes called George Coal. -
the property Of Capt. Charles Boarman,
from whom hired him. George 10 fine
looking. straight made fellow, very black.
about "a years Of age. 8 feet 8 or 10 IN
ches high, with fine set Of teeth, and
watery or lesky eyes.
1 will. for Capt. Boarman. give the
above reward 10 any person who will ap-
prehend said Negro and secure him in
Jail. so that he gets him again. provided
he be taken 10 the State Of Pennsylvania
or Ohio. $50 if taken in Mary land. and
sa5 If taken in Virginia, besides paying
all reasonable expenses IL brought home.
MATHEW RANSOM.
July 4, 1888 If
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Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate OF Caiharine Holman
deed, will bring them properly autben''
Gated for settlement. and those indebted
10 The said estate. viii please call and pay
Immediately, as no indulgence can or VIII
be given. .u,rrnr or~
Of Caiharins Hoffman deed
July II, 1888 -Sw
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SAVINGS nYSspIaFUPIOIN,
Martinsburg, June 20, 1888,
that for the last months,
" dividend Of three and half per
cent be paid to the depositors and stock
holders Of this Institution, en- and after The
10th day Of July, 1898.
DAVID h. CONRAD, Prssf
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July IL, 1888. --sm
Etrafnfa :

4trytttd Ia the Circui, Superior Court
Of Law and Chsnccry for Berkeley County
July Rules, 1898.
William Psndleioa. plV.
George 0rriek, Nicholas Orrick, James Harlan
aud Mary his wife, late Mary Orrick, Barton
Campbell and Margaret his wife, late Marga.
re, orriek, Samuel ID. orrick, and others,
dn.
IN CHANcERY.
FHtHE defendants. James Harlan and
i Mary his wife. Samuel ID. Orrick
Davenport Orrick. j. w. Evans aud Ss
rah Ann his wife. Campbell Orrick. Dou
gal William Orrick, Charles Hamilton
Orrick. and Alexander Cromwell Orrick.
aud John N. Lane, not having entered
their appearance and given security. ac-
cording TO the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are out Of
this Commonwealth II 10 ordered, thai
the said defendants do enter their appea
rance 10 this suit on the first day OF the
next term. and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff. and tina. a copy OF this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county. ard continued Tor Two
months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted al the front door Of the
Court House Of the said county.
A Copy .--Tesic,
JOHN STROTHER. c.
Julv II lS3S-lm
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NOTICE.

Samuel Graham. Priscilla Wilson. and Leonard
White piNs.
against
Dougal Campbell. Adm. Of Robert Gi!chrisf
deceased V~.
IN CHANCERY.
fNvHE above cause bsving been refer
b red to me as q Commissioner, to
state and settle the accounts between the
parties by a decree Of the County Court
Of Berkeley. Notice 10 hereby given 70
the above named persons, that will o.
| tend in my Office for that purpose. On
Saturday the 21st day Of Jaly next. Al
that time shall proceed to settle & elOss
the accounts between the parties.
HARRISON WAITE,
Con,missionsy IN Ckanesry.
Jnns ~. isS8.-lm
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BOsssaefs.

TNINE Braid Bonnets Cottage do. Eng
HS isb straw do super English do
Flowers & Rib bands, by.
A. ROBINSON s. co.
Jolly 10. 1888.
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EQka9Nb&E Lama TOT 6sStCs
I'm Monday, the Issh day Of August
Up 1888, (being court day. 10 pursu
lance Of siecetal order Of the Circuit
Superior Court of law and Chanccfy o.
Berkeley County. in the case OF james ,.
Magowen and othess, PLAINTIFF rs Joseph
Henderson, the Administrators and Heirs
OF Joseph Hsgsman deed dfss.. and a
deed OF trust hearing date the i7th day
Of September 1919. executed TO US 10 80
cure 10 Johnston and Abraham Magowen.
for themselves and olhers. heirs Of James
Msgowen deed the purchase money Of
a certain
qEaAJgp OlF lraEANlD
therein mentioned. We shall proceed 70
sell 10 front Of the Court House 10 Mar
tinsburg. at public auction to the highest
bidder, all that part Of said tract Of Land
referred 10 in the said deed and decree.
assigned 10 and known as Joseph Hender-
sons part, containing
gGS AOBiESo
the greater part frst-rate bottom Laad.
situate on Back Creek. Berkeley County,
bounded on one side by said Creek. adJos-
ming Inc iands Of tho heirs Of William
Wilson deed. on the terms prescribed
by the said decree, to wit: one third cash.
the balance in two equal syments a. ono
and Two years with interest from tho Gay
Of sale, the deferred payments 10 b So
cured hy trust deed on tho land.
ALEX. STEPHEN, Z Ty..sees.
CHAS. ID. SrEWART.S
July a, 1855. --6w
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mARRIE d,

On Tuesday evening the 10Th inst ~
Darkesville, Mr. GEORGE SNYDER OF
Cbariestown, to Miss MARIA CRoNEY OF
this town.
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In Winchester. on Monday last Mr.
CHARLES l.. STEWART, aged---ior-
merly Of this town.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

I'd EMAiNyNG ia the Post Office o.
EE Msr,insburg Va. on the lat day o
July 1888. which. if not taken up beforei
the Isl day Of October next, will be sent
10 the General Post Office a. dead letters.
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,NYraUetI o.. Stolen

ENRON the enclosure
IL Of the subscribers
at the mouth Of Ope
qnon Creek. on Sun
day the 10th inst. a
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SAVINGS, INSTITUTION,
MARTINSBURG. JUNE 90, 1888.

-
MARTINSBURG, JUNE 20, 1888.
The undersigned having been appoint
ed by the President and Directors Of said
Institution, a committee for the purpose
Of examining into the affairs Of the said
Institution and reporting tberenpon, do,
in accordance with the duty imposed on
them, respectfully report -
That the stock Of weekly and
monthly deposites amount
TO s437l so
Special do. i444,s2
Individual do. SO3soS
Unclaimed dividends, 36.67
FINES received 443
Interest received, 1860
Surplus at declaration oil last
dividend, ~, %
s6s26 40
By notes discounted s6225,S7
Interest on special
ieposites % 63
Cash on hand 546.49
All of which is respectfully reported by
SEAMANS GARARD.
GEORGE DOLL. jr.
WILLIAM DORSEY.
JOHN w. BOYD.
RICH'D M.SHERRY.
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TO THE FARMERS.

July IS, 1856.
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July IL. Is3s.-2m
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LIST or LETTERS

July 4. 1898.
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HID EMAINING in the Post Office at
ke Berkeley Springs, Va. on the ist
day Of July 1888
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CONGRESS-.
ANOTHER sUB-TREAs,,nv

Another sub-Treasury Bill nal. III
Senate on Saturday which leave, p 'h The
dy OF the public money in the baa ID. suso
President. Mr. Wright inlrodac ""p : o. o. The
modify the latter clause ortbe FIJI OIL 10
the Deposiie Law of 1850 ,bo, '', :. d
feet would be the same as propossd tne e
Webster's bill, except that !; sus rs 10 Mt
live dollar restriction only ill hs, a'' ~ lA'
Der. We" UeO.
Mr. Webster moved an amendu,..
bill, suspending for the same ner;od n" u "'ae
hibltion in the act of 1886, agsins, nv "e x 20
llon OF such banks as repositories o Nh 'eles
lie money which, after the nasssc u''ae p9h
act should issue or pay out bills Of !, 'la'
nomination than five dollars. "'' us'
Mr. Wright then moved an omo,,
repeating the whole Of The deposi,s " ~. ],
1886. except the section relative 10 H. ~ "
posal of the surplus revenue and ,b" "v wv
oil the fifth section as above amended ''', ~
ter considerable debate, Mr. virgins su. AZ
ment was agreed 10. '"'''''