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August 25lh, 1913.

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The PennsuIrnnin ELcct;nn.

1t will be recollccted that Pennsylvania was Ger.
rymandered by the last Legislature in such a
manner, that ii was thought impossible to elect
more than five Wings out of 81, to which the
State is entitled Well so far, the Wings have
already 10 Representatives, and if our calcula.
tons are not deceived, may have one or two more!
glorious result for Van Buren,, after all the trou.
BILE his Legislature have taken.
When Mr.. Clay is brought forward. his name
will carry every thing before it. The Tariff and
Distribution Locos, such men as elected Dr. Mes
against the regularly nominated candidate. will
90 for him in body. In that district, York coun.
w. Mr.. Van Buren, had majority of 600 over
Gen. Harrison, in $40, and not longer ago than
October, 1884, the Locooco ticket was elected bv
400. Vet, on this occasion, the regular candi.
date was beaten by 400 votes.
Iii evident that the Van Burcnitcs arc Ear from
looking upon their victory in Pennsylvania. with
conplaccncy. Instead Of / . votes, to be reduced
to II, at most, and they not yet certain, is some
thing Of falling off
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il will bc seen, by The following extracts, what
tic Locos think of each othcrl They are pretty
fellows, truly to talk about ppe.aying and cheat
ing at the polls when they cannot trust cach other,
even in party meeting! They accuse the Wings
Of cheating, and yet take the first opportunity to
abolish the Wing Registry Law, thereby showing,
at least, who wished 10 cheat
TANMSy Hall During the last week. there WINS much
agitation among the democracy" in New York about the
choice n the several wards, o delegates compose the
Iommany nominating Committee for the fu. elections
C8hOuuism entered the strife and said secured such
number o delegates, Ia show that Tint interest BE- de-
cdcdly the increase. Whg D. vety amusing s tlat at
htscmcrc parmn elections they found necessary Iu one
ward at least, % Gdopf check s Tho Pcboian speaks
ut % ns "s1i'gHard 10 maintain the BBTifg NJ Hc ba0f
toJ although that paper and a the others iu the "duD.
rfhc interest have earnestly rcpudated any such thing
check l-tor Registry law, The actual choice Of public
officers. This D. pretty goyd.-P0riiaH6 Adrcrfiscr.
1cs,itis good. When The Wings had r. majority in the
Legislature i-cy pissed registry law something like our
check lst BOO Maine. The moment the f,cO. got the pow
ef oguin they repealed The registry law and yet tsy are
constantly charging the Whg- with nud, ppcaying G..
lh'y now We see, check st n their caucusses ~
keep each other from cheating, but agree refusing nv
check isi OF tie polls because they combine % cheat
. the Wing.
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Abstract Of Proceedings Of Madison Ward CLAY CLUE
at the Exchange, Saturday Erening, Oct. lHh
The President in the Chair.
The Proceedings Of the previous meeting read and
approved. The Chairman Of the Committee appointed To
prepare Constitution and ByeLaws submitted tine follow
ing. which adopted the fundamental Laws OF the
Club:
CONSTITUTION.
Ant l. This Association shall be called the Clay Club
Of Madison Ward
ARr 3 The Officers shall consist, of President, five
Vice Presidents Treasurer and Secretary. who shall con-
unue ia Office until the dissolution OF the Club.
ART. 3. The Club shall such time and place rs
shall be fixed regular meenngor in the interim at
the call of the President.
shall be prepare and report from time 10 time, business
Tor the action OF the Club
ART. s. Each Member may have the prircge 10 con,ri-
he chooses defray such expenses the Club
may think judicious To contract.
BYE-LAWS.
l. The President his absence OF the Vice Pre-.
sdents shall preside at the meetings OF the Club and pre-
order
p The Treasurer shall keep account OF all monies
received and expended and shall make report the Club
a any time when required
,. The Secretary shall keep record of the proceedings
OF each meeting.
l. The meetings shall be regulated by Laws that are usual
IN dellberativc bodies.
The following resolutions Offered by John Jones.
Esq and adopted
Resolred. That the President OF the Club appoint Com
mittee OF three Members who shall be authorised 10 make
arrangements for the future meetings ct the Cub-Coni.
miiiec, John Jones, II. w. Fry and Hugh Peasants.
Resolred That general and universal invitation be and
hereby rendered eowcitizens OF every political
party, TO attend our meetings, under the that
will respectfully TO their consideration, such subjects
calculated 10 impress them with the truth OF prn-
cipes, and their necessity the maintenance of pure
Government and the ultimate of gorioIs
scheme OF independence.
After which the Club ably addressed by Sam II.
Myers and Rcbt. {. Stanard Esqrs.-and adjourned to
the call OF the President.
l.. W. CHAMBERLAYNE, Prcs't
&. X. PEAKE, Sec'y
= Compiler and Star will please copy
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The Unirersaies-H;nts 10 Parents

s understood, that at the Universities Of this State
system Of Political Economy, very much like the theories
OF Adam smith, John Baptse Say, and other advocates of
free trade, Is strcnuousy nculcatcd upon the minds of the
pupils. If Professors will use their stations for the rur,o
Of giving youthful minds certain political bias we know
OF no law 10 prevent them from doing 10 Surely a sub
Jeci 50 entirely dependent upon experience and which co
only Toe learnt IN ho way il the last n Others to be-
made the theme Of instruction ia University whose very
secusion orbls the idea Of pmcticabi,y There ,bould
Toe no such Chair IN our opinion, in any University
There arc many parents in tins State who being practical
looh upon the dreams Of Free Trade ms e bc,tc,
than thc rcvcries Of mad men Arc gentlemen Of this de-
scnpuOn willing 20 send their sons where they will he IN
docrinafed with such h,rc.irs o. they believe these II, L
Hccsic which received into young and tender minds will
grow with their growth and strengthen with their strength
They have the corrective their pow err and though we are
by no moan. unrendy to the Universities, would yet
advise our Wing friends, put their sons bofor, the
years Of discretion, the way Of being brought up radical
Locs FocD-.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS,
MONDAY MORNING, Oct l6, 1913.
fRennrfrl fnr thr Irirllirnnrnrl

reported for the lnteligencer
TOBACCO.-SGcs of Lugs range from GO to 50, 50
generally in the neghbourhood of So. Leaf TO 81
Loose Tobacco OF the crop, begins appear and sells
from TO SO.
The annexed table, exhibits the exports foreign ports
from James River, during the last fiscal year.
COTTON.-Thc last accounts from England not rea
zng the expectations OF spectators this side have
ed their operations in n. York. and decline has taken
place there.
The sales in this market last week were very limited al
a to Sc embracing both old and the latter begins
appear in small quantities.
WHEAT.-Supply quite moderate. Prices were rather
better last week. Red 20 to 81; White IS TO %.
FLOURISH toi5.
CORN.-52Ic.
APPLE BRANDY.-26 TO %.
EXPORTS OF TOBACCO FROM JAMES RIVER,
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BACON, SUGAR, MOLAssES, HAY, &c.
A. dUcfjOu

Groccrs invited This Morning Ol O'Clock IN
which will be found Bacon sides shoulders Hams Prime Rio
and Ihglayra Coffee, Hay, &c. WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI.
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Roman WrgLrFE, JE., has very speedily received the
reward which we charged during his late for Con.
gess be was seeking BY opposing the Wings in hat hope.
less race. Capt Tyler has appointed him Charge ~ Sar
dnia with outfit Of : 500 and % salary Of 81 500 per
nnnum. Although this is for moro than the turtle nosbcd
young thing worth, would be- q very sma price 10 any
man Of proper -crpcc for the surrender n hi. political
principle Three months SsO, young Wick'fc rublir'y
proclaimed himself unchanged and Interchangeable Wing.
now ho openly ailaios himself with gIc Loc,s This s
precisely the course OF conduct by which orcconmo nd him
self 90 the favor traitor President IT, knew well how io
propuaie hlm though be- could recommend himself To-
thc favor Of ih5'pcopIc
u b. sald TINT Ihos. MCaIa, SON Of Cen John VI W
Gala oi Lexington, s u go ont Secretary this hopeful
embassy h'"tHeLy Communicable
Dr,ru oF SEvuor Lryv-li Is with sincere regret that
We learn The death Of the Hon. LIwts T. fivv senator
~ Cpn2fc.s from M,iyur. The st. Louis Republican Of
the 9th inst states that be- found dead in his bed NJ his
residence 10 Ste Gcucvioyc Tuesday tho 81 instant
~ ~ o'clock VI. For some time previous his health had
been feeble, Of hs ,Jprng under nm affection
IT The hcar The Republican truly adds that the death Of
Dr. Linn twill be source Oi general regret Through
lite Of activity and important stations ho had won for him
set tine grateful affections Of body Of friends
lie leaves interesting family and State as his mour.
ners"-Naf. Int
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Office

D The Sae uaIs Stock " ~ take place al tho Ware
House, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th O'clock win be ad
ded the SALE 20 Shares Stock and Share
81 the Bank n Virginia. JAMES u. LYNCH
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DIED,

On yesterday, NvtNfA PAYNE infant daughter of Peachy
r. and Jane c. F. Grauln. The friends of the family are
requested 10 attend her funeral this morning. oil IL O'Clock
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THE old Ban sun in Motion.

~ ''' FIWT I0TW|F w ITITIWWs
See the proceedings in Bostoa There is a
storm brewing in old Massachusetts Let Loco
focoism trembIe The people arc abroad
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NOTICE

Or JAs Lrocr Of Sap,risr Ffock Cloth Conts
TO be sold NJ Auction THURSDAY Morning are now opEN m
the Inspection ofdraers and others.
DC n INIyORs 4 BROTHER Auet-
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SECOND SUPPLY.

bLOUINU DII III
w T. are receiving and opening this morning,
second supply of Faland Winter Dry Goods which. with
hos on hand makes stock and desirable
which may be- found
Super Eoolhllck, blue, brown AMI green Cloths
DO wool black, blue AMI Fancy Cassinefes
FlIshnrs Beaver and Pilot Cloths
swan.dpwn, Valencia. TOinet and Satin Yestngs
Sltinets, Kentucky Jeans and Kcr~cys
Fan Cloths and English kersrys, for Negro Clothing
Red. White and yellow FIinnels
Padding aud Sale Duck
irish Linens keniings Lawns and Shceings
Australian Luter. and Chussns
Rich style Mouslnr dc LANES
DO do Prints large supply. new and beautiful
Hin. Mcrno, Cotton and Wooden Hose and Hail liOse
Buck Kid, Merno, Sik and Burlin Gloves
Flet Silk and Wooden Mti.; Umbrellas, MI prices
Taylnfs, WINS, Hughes, and other Spool Cottons
Patent Threads and Twists
Broche, Cashmere, Net and Plaid Shaws
Beached and Brown smrings and sheetings
Dunl Twiled and Whitney Blankets
With almost every other article usually ouni a Dry Good.
Jobbng House which respectfully the
trade. LONDONS, WfLLiNGIiAM T. DREWRY.
elf
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DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.


Tho Democratic Association Of Richmond has been for.
med oT the purpose Of uniting It's Democracy and produ.
cling concert and efficiency their action The great exer.
tons Of onr opponents and their extraordinary means de-
mand vigilance and call upon every lover Of the prnci
pies 0 Virginia, resist and defeat honi The member.
Of - Association believe that the tune has come when l
zeal and energy should be cxcrtcd and they arc rsoy
ed put their shoulders the wheel and use every honoa
bic effort IN support Of the good old Of Virginia De
mocracy. They make professions Of exclusive ntei.
gcnce, Of exclusive patriotism; bat they do entertain
and advocate the doctrines for which Thomas Jefferson
struggled, and which they trust his State will never a.
bandUn.
The members of this Association will make no conceal.
mcn Of IT. designs, iusidous appeals - the passions
the prcudiccs Of mem but relying the power truth
ne the proper and sufficient antagonist ~ error" they will
combat with the weapons Ut mud argument the her.
otical principles, 10y which they believe the leading inca.
Ol the wing party have been, md will be, governed
They feel themselves called upon, by their devotion the
Of popular rigs-by their attachment the trnc
plies Of their iahcrsby their holy desire 10 preserve the
integrity ~ the siltiOn-hc hopes for the permanent
cy Of the Union, and tie pcrpctuaron Of Republican ns
tnons, oppose the election a. Henry Clay and
pose the evil tendency Of the political creed II his support
ers-and they pledge themselves 10 every honorable
eron for the maintenance Of their principles, and
TO TrJstraiion Of thOso Of their opponents.
To promote these Objects by concert and mutual o.opcr
aon have formed ourselves into on Association, unC
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RI DOZEN Brooms, of various qualities, re.
~ eeivingby 'eH Marietta Burr and Tor sale by
&C u JOHN n. GORDON
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HOYT d cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Endcr the BNchnuRe.

100000 Tor s. day75 drawn. close
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Hic hmond.
Nigh Hater Ais day OF II! o'clock "
ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sundries.
Sehr y. l.. McCrendy, SomcrS, Philadelphia coffee To
Williams & Haxall
Schr Gen. Washington, Phillips, Baltimore Sundres.
Schr Alkaline, Hubbard, Old Point light.
Schr Shetland. Frost Portsmouth, ~ H. plaster and po
tnoeS
SAILED,
Schr Marietta Burr, Knapp New York. -four and tobac
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INOBACCO.-Thc lovers of good article
may rest assured that they may always find Il a. the Sign Of
INC Ned hor'ar below the Market 1917 Isnshorne
MnsieafsS upcTorl JOHN J. CRAWFORD
oc " Apotperary A. DruRsla
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VINO NATIONAL CONFERENCE.-The Wings of the 10Th
Congressional District OF this State, have chosen the Hon
GEORGE b. UPToS, of Nantucket, their delegate tie
Wing National Conve nton be held Baltimore in May
and the Hon. Charles Marston OF Barnstable, sub
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REMARKABLE CURE OF HIP DISEASE.

New York, July Goth, 1913
Messrs. SANps-Gcnt. My daughter, age |
SIX years, was attached with the hip disease when
Two years old, and since then she has been grow
ing gradually worse until recently, aud her suffer-
ing at intervals was most painful t. behold, aud
battles all description The head ofthc hlp bone
was thrown entirely out of place, after which mat
ter or puss formed in the socket OF the Joint, and
for many months IN succession she was entirely
deprived of all natural rest She was reduced In
mere skeleton and very often exclaimed, "Oh,
mother ! wish 1t might please the good Man
above To take me tn himself 1t was my iervent
prayer her sullcrings might be terminated and my
anxious fears removed,
The Almighty has promised to he with us in
six troubles, and in the seventh he will not leave
Us nor torsnkc US, If we put our trust and conf
dcnrc in Him; aud truly can say it has been
verified ia the present case. Through His bless
ing and Your insirumenlalIly, my chId livcs--ycs,
is restored to perfect health, and is Il living monu-
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>aparilla We had tried all the remedies within
our reach had the bone once set had it blislerrd
aud purgrd without effect. She commenced the
usc of the Sarsaparla IN April last, and IN less
than week there vas an evident improvement :
u discharge came ont from the hip JOINT, and IN a
lew DAYS i, CONNIE need healing, aud ~ less than
tyu weeks was entirely closed. During the time
of using the SarsopatllIa she passed large quanl-
ties of Worms which aided materially IN hastcn-
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strength, her appel, increased, aud she is now
entirely restored and wholly So by the use of your
Sar>aparila With the grateful feelings of mo.
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selves your friend. WILLIAM ;. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY.
No, 500, fourth-s,rcct
We the subscribers, being ncehhors To William
and Sarah Bailey, know the above statement IN
relation to their child ADD the cure performed by
Sands Sarsaparilla, to be strictly true.
WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
Prepared and sold by a. B. Sands & Co, Drug
gisls AID Chemists, Granite building, 273 Broad.
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per bottle six bottles Tor -
] Remrmhcr that il is SAINTS Srmp0rM ,ha,
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q. l.. THOMPSON,
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for ottawa and vicinity. cl--ly
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~ L0"'S Type F0NRd0ry.
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the old stand, and solicits continuance of
the patronage hitherto extended to this
foundery by the Printers of the West.
Being determined to furnish Type, and
all other materials used in Printing Of
fee, as cheap as possible, he is prepared
to I'll all orders with which he may be
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