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and We saw mary IF ,hem v h. .prraudcd a tfe ve--

and We saw a'ars Of 'hem h. "splaudcd e The ve'-
ecba.'
On the Eank. the Public d., the 1aiia ard Dis
uaifil"n' MI boils "as exceedingly powerful. lie
y. araied At all ppais. and had ibr statistics - manr
gaf every position Witch ao l@k On the tts,fha,un
Iaeslhn lac us peculiarly eiecNe--s" much s., III
defl hal Ne have ss'rn?e Of isyn 81 The decided
Loco ~ PetrsbnFg Inst he had ne,n 10 eha,ge
HtH oJitiois.
Al who We're present viii long fcnclnher Mr. B., de-
lenee oi NJ Clay aud the el1gueni and beautiful e,uey
which he pronounced on thai gleal man. lie said tia.
Whenever tie Lard ihe lucauea stuplrgs abusing the
American Cant, he was reminded circumstance
which took Place When lie was travelling in Kentucky
sfine years suce. II some sNnn thai state t4,e Er
2a nalc) raj r;d had hs Just flashed and al IT,,
~ 81 his aTifai Tie Leon I've ~, the first TIM To
pass oNol The rad. This Of course drew ninny pcsns
10 tit SPOT. md himself aiuung lie not " HE hey
"efe awaiting The arrival t.the engine, little t-hls
BnA was stcn IL Tie track. and could MT he Induced to
eahe. hI> position. Presently The hise d the steam
most1 Was h ard, aad specuailns were made
- IL He iLio Il tlie Hale lite luil. Ihcpeneral IN
r,ss as thai he would take o Iii, heels IN timr to
"safe BIZ beJ To The surprise, however Of all The
i9e ihoii't eat On, rahtjrg aud Sporting. and sill the
Lite Whit bull maintained his ground, AMI not only
LII actually itted at the stranger with considerable
=fHhk. iiIs pluck. loHt,ef Houia nj d. for b.. MS
knocked N the rad with hfasea lev ,rirc you could
say jack Il 'biasan;' and scotenan who VAS pre-
sent Sc'aui.td that tho liIc v he a had courage
ugh. bat shaaed dc,aa bod judgement. Now, said
Nj B"i's, the Ilile l"ct ma Nhlle 1ns shaw ceura.p
,hg42h Wien they lat at Nj. fay, but oAbb.t "9onn
da3 i@gmea'."
III botr,' whole speech vas a,c ,,uIaued hy r,}A
eHbIS SIZE afpanse, aud There g,nrra. feeling ii
=. @hla n br 1T his reulafA9 - u ii -
On. Dr. niaoale. ~ his reply. seenrG la rally lit
= bal with the exception Of oror TWO p ins N which
IL sio"rd spne adrultnrNs and hunar he .yas evident
y travelling an ag hW ro0d, anl tbs, we behave is the
opinion # many III lbs p.uca Trends.
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BEDFORD.

This county has nobly stepped 10 tho aid Of her Ia
vorlle sn. Sac has given G1g,ina miority that cav
not be easily by the other counties Of the De-
,rici We think Gnasin is elected. IF so, we have
crushed the base Genynnnder in the lud which MAS
intended 10 81 le the voice of old Bedford Wei! done
B, lE,rd.
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| Bait Patriot,



.N'ss.rs Eitois i u5.civc b The papers that NJ.
v ise. at rnc ilstnss attacking III 10y, leaning
Ia, aihrr tts"ufng. The 4 Uluil-ts Ni,sl Truly.
tbs dr-plrs r qas ll.in - tvi eIged word Ia Gist :
hrlr. n he N,ltl. IL 4, hupIy ' nuut,d ~ tHe
ins. "ur,e thai lnhi.l. oddly pnlcatnHs. lint
event can NJ fiay t~c,te tht. ,ptctot the anu.
lieuiss tr lhc lt,s lfaet. LcHa deoeuuc'd. wfHaul
meas,fs, -lassitHli.f. s.. -. NuN Is Il warllf
81 son ii rIia'a L. ply t' deoa.'anc n tins w ;
Is h. So tari ste5 IN lh' rn' Il iaufsLy nal Is 10
rss.nt l. snri' pa4l Hfap'u-'
My ubest 90 phtzB4 tais UllG L. merely - silfn ~
SINE 81 uc Van Bare1 nlnaaefs Al \ 'a.y. IN It's
caa1r''ai hu.uHo.elas Hsua. On The ''utz-y g4os
tan -
gen2 At ,ho calasl. Wr,l pIes.ans &, H.. ,.l5nfn
prnt, nll cut.as NJ fNolb III Il sIt,r 90 Lac. atsar
asitssla. from lilr if.iann- tat Il Regency r56ii
h5t dafe l. irpe1l Inc Jaj LaH. aaa ruc,un'rt TN
.f#a2 L may "a, aap.,i ua,ofsai) pfeudi.,s ii Nafth
en- ami W '>rH "" lert. Wei ihr sequel pnl,,d
ins epinun Ia le aeil lnnd'd Iiefc Lr NJ pass-
HE dauhl ttat tnfn he very calnnen ru,nt II na4
plainly aud' r,'nd fial 1t "siopd 70 thus ia md M
fafher. lprra#i. cdltcf,il3an bflws ,u.a N.al.n
atn.ar and "nr I'll a. constituents Is H.e, r,nrles.4r
Nbile in IDa bay, liz n,.a,. rrafl5lcI to. was AZ,
s'@ita y ,"e 81 - h' euoou.. su1-auer rs i5
-. sod, al. 49,, y.uf ya1e th., Ily l. repeal
=. -, Ina has saal foufllIe politically. aud Al,
hafIol vii question: In Democratic asrendrurf III III,
county "~f canir~~, II 9asau ubu.Nlons dase.
hal Il ,d n ' lasen Il lltt i1t VOTE 81 lhe stsstan
| gave assr tn1 judgement, But ns',,,Jly h my
nsfal "ss rfzem aud nrla-ve. Thank Heaven.
ihe saake ~ oii} sstotai MT tllrl ii caHlat pdet
tha ssH6ic i Ia. taktH luYeths lsur to procure )
spfes ior rh. f.f9al, II he t>eraff. ia Tins cr1
tan hHu" tt-' III ,-t--,u9 81 litln'rrS s4aH, bn.
ga$ necessary Or p1pttmi, 1e8da'.'
NIL, here - ceiii,s,'pn II the hulr matter
s.mottiag IRA. necessary Ia propi.atc togbif u.
ne.es.aIy 80 rehali The luuna,S I'll tauu IN Bu5en
tf III vote Il J Ygjaau he taara.tloa' ,alhoau
- WIS To- be- put daei! Ond, seeun tn tour Iaf.'
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APls.A Tss E.LETGE.
EE AK ABLE

4 it may APPEAR. 1t is notwithstanding hnr, that
IN the snos IL 81 en- heai Sduan, tpes=, Toe nea
si,lt IN. h L.. j . my. ll.-nLt-.-
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CITIZENS and .VEsANs;s,ga<
LOOK 1T YSJEt!
3rchonge corner yen 'rW fad 3. Teoy's
Cs0fhies &sNrP.
'argaims await YOU, call aud ace.

hhc'c ready made Clotiias is sode prices 10 sui
The HsGs.
'HNiIE SUBSCRIBER having Just returned from
tie Nun takes this method OF informing his Gus
toners IN town aud country that he is receiving
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For Congress.
WIN. l.. Goggin. CV.) 3j7 Ii2 I36 70 oo-1..
lh's. W. Gncr. U") los G2 1903 43 81 = 80
For State Senate
Vim. Campbell (W) 3ll 1876 1856 "a Hl-ais
Thomas Ktca, o. III 81 los 43 62 3>o
For House Of Delegates.
R'her' Campbell, (W) 81 Is? la5 II 4l-oaaa
Daniel Tompkns, (do) 325 1876 l44 II eo-no,
John Board. o. IA 70 rs "A o. ava a.a
--J,trr. (do) ll3 GO II AZ G2 so
Titus nproo'ing ocoism in this county which has lately
aSpred 10 ascendancy.
AMHERST
We have not received the official vote from all INC
precincts Of this county. though we know the a'n'"''
Of the impurities of the different candidates ''''
Amherst has gone against it is true. but the Nh-'
will endeavo to redeem her By another twelve menn'
The Wings were too late in bringing their candidates"
the field The majores Tor the different candidates WIZ
fm Congrs.-Thomas W. tiihncr's C-oc") ma
jofiiy over W. l.. Gassin. (Whig) Il.
For Stale Senaic.- Mai. Poard's Q.oco) m'J'ny
over John T1'onps.n Jr. (Whig) 81
'as t.risie.u-c.-- pas!4S r,n"''. .i.o1 ma.
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Inr NtpsoT.Ns FAG.--'Ihe Mhdismian rms
up Tao ndHr ct Pmsd'nt i}cr tor roelecuun To the
FTsdeney "iheir iag'' thus flung 10 the breeze. :. J.,
nsectlted, - SAYS the Madsnular I'm the cause Il
Nrpubiran,,n OF sky Nrss' slaudng shall rrmain ~
W. II tar head ui the column through storm and sun
Sbnc-tt1 'hr onslaught and the in the at
ZACH aud IN le'urr unl The ihundcS u the hntle a II
h'v" passed. away aud the Victory o 10 shall WIN tie
-at;v and peace g." the People and the Republic"
Vie blowing Is thr party CREED dlawnup by the Nh
.disman.
"trr,i Va Bank, Tie President has vetoed two Bank
bills and ,,rcd the counfy from A nune,al dcspa,,sm.
,"hel ali fisr l't l has proven himself to be IN
Bank ir he has Walked through the fiery furnace ii
parry, with hro rttaes and the Constitution in his
hands.
Second. Revenue Tariff The President vclle,l
'hr ffs larii bI conflicting with lh. pruciplt aud
s2aet he SECOND hIll on The principle we prcsume
thai Messfs Nnodbury. right Buchanan aud others
ct demarfat"c principles voted ior II.
Third. \" Distribution. The President vetoed Two
hill. u - slnbuun -sna'n sianlmg in between the lie
publican People end iher Federal enemies. uhen al
else ,sis ins'.
"fonrth. ~ .h,l.llanis1 The PrcsiJcu, is lum
the staleot u'lua.
Fifth " plHe' ,leal. and an economical 1dnins
'r7on Il inlh'r glfs In the year 1898 tho Federal
l'",efnmen was administered 4 cost Of thrty rnl.l
mIlhuns nj dollars /, 1872 the Government cost The
the Depafhcuts ot thu Government for their pr sem al
mosp aaplni,,d condition q prosperous and frugal al
Uuu}stiaiiun)
'SNlh l.n0vrrsal wii:e suffrage with universal edo
I'en ihs Is Vie language aud he sentiment OF Tbs
Jolirrsau--
! Md viii thcer principles we win fr the People or
perish viii lht People,
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PRINCE. EDWARD.

spond,ni has furnished Ike following mMs at
Walkers Church:
.Hessrs. Editos-ld sop you few lines in great
haste 10 inform You OF the result ii the Il, ciitn Wal
herS Chmch formerly strong Democratic pre- inc,.--
left as the polls abou, 10 be closed and norwirh-
standing the gee ha,c' man Was there hius.lf rl.c.
tion etring like smokc, he only beat 10 volts The 9th
er TWO candidates out victorious For HUBBARD
Is, Toler G6. Carlwc Is, Dennis II. Mathews s.,
Andersen 81. For the New County G3 Asains, the
New Coun'y2. had the pl, assure Of hesrng Nj
Ioler aud COL HUBBARD al Curtsve, on "Wednesday
last. The Colonel Was completely used mp" As
prof Of it. Mr. 1oler left for Cum rland Courthouse
and the Coouol for Walkers Church.
We have heard by report from all the county. and
lnhard's majority fr Congress is 10 over Richard H.
Tolsr. Wyatt Caldwell (Whig) think has run
E,lns Qoco) 10 tie threat latch for the State SENATE.
We have not Lizard how WIN. Mathews (Nhie) stands
against San'l c. Anderson (iocu) for the lous-
of Delegates. Que Wing precinct hear from. II will
be very close.
CUMBERLAND.
We have only heard partially from this county =
The stood at Raue'. Tavern, for rncr 53-llno-
ard y. And small majority at the Courthouse for
Toltr. Tie Wings OF Cumberland are indoinahe IL
their energies. and have doubt they have carried
the county by about 81 votes.
CHARLOTTE.
The following is the vote for Charlotte county:
For Congress
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EIGN1EEy HUNDRED .i>D roar
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CHEAP BOOKS.
June 9-2awt26aug

II TAYLOR has on hanl large and valuable
II collection Of Books in every branch of Litera-
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which he offers for sale at extreme low prices-many
of them at cost of them at less than cost and
in every case at the lowest price at which the same
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Purchasers ordering from distance may rely IN
finding this to be the The advertiser purchases
little from the Northern booksellers, hut chiefly at the
trade sales, (wholesale ouctons where they lay in
their supplies, and at the same prices with them. He
is able, therefore, to sell at as small an advance as
any bookseller any where in the United States, ard
willing do This is known to all those who have
taken the trouble to ascertain the fact.
Foreign editions he imports direct from London and
Pars buy ing them for cash in advance in those cities
and hey are sold for lower prices any where in
the United States than in his establishment.
good collection of French books will be found
with the advertiser to which additions constantly
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Italian and German languages, with the best books
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Orders from distance, it may be relied upon,
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Books, Stationery and Periodicals, any thing else,
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July Suy 1919.
NoTlCE 10 sppsieonis for ysnsral n lost Certificates
81 Stock on for payment Of lost Treasury DRIFTS o.
irsaswy notes From the imperfect form In which
a%ieatons are hsqnently presented at this Depart
men for renewal Of certificates Of stock OF pay ment OF
Treasury drafts or Treasury notes. lost or cd
IL Is deemed proper 10 inform those whom II M con-
Germ that the Department expects every such sppca-
'ion TO be accompanied by the following documents:
1. A statement, on oath affirmation, by the APP
plicani, showing the time, place and all ,her cir
eumsiances attending tbs loss destruction Of the
Certificate, dran or note, with letter, number, date,
amount the rate Of iDiets, il bears The time which
interest, if any, has been paid in whore favor il
issued when made payable together with every
other particular relating to il, within the knowledge
Of the applicant
=. An instrument in writing, TO be signed by the
applicant with two surehs, rectng the particulars
heIeinbefore specified by which such applicant and
MS sureles shall Jointly and sesersly agree pay To
any person who may establish valid claim to the
tiiieate, draft, or note alleged to have been lost
destroyed the foil value thereof demand with inte
rest until paid and Also 10 pay Ia the United States
any SUN which shall appear to have been enormously
paid to such clAiman, pursuant 10 the sail app,ca-
ton, with interest until pad. Such instrument is to
be executed IN the presence Of Judge District Al,
toIney Of the United States or Judge of Supreme
or Superior Court of any State by whom the sufi.
cheney OF the surelies, in double the claimed
must be certified
5 A copy of public advertisement Of the loss OF
destruction Of the certificate, draft note, made by
place. OF such loss or destucton accompanied Ivy the
ahd iv Of the printer publisher Of the me, thai
the said advertisement had b, inserted ia the said
]. C. SPENCER,
july ll-6w Secretary Of the Treasury.
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RopGERs' SUPERIOR CUTLERY.

VIZ FISCHER, Importer and Dealer in Fancy
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prepared Parchment, Mathematical Ins rumen's Per.
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manufacturers, Messrs. Joseph Rodgers Son, case
Of their besf cutlery consisting Of Congress and her
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stag, and buffalo hsndlcs also, their celebrated
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comprising a extensive assortment Than has ever
heretofore been offered fp sale in the District Pob.
lie institutions or individuals wishing neat and
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easonahle and uniform prices, first store east Of 18th
street Pennsylvania Avesue. june I6-,f
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NEW BOOKS.-This day received for sale by
IN F. TAYLOR
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NOTICE
OF REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NOTES
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Secretary Of the Treasury.
july CIV

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 90, 1913
Notice is hereby given that this Department Is
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States heretofore issued and not included in the
tice given BY this Department the Goth day of
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The notes included in this notice will be redeemed
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Of New York, or at the city of Washington, at
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Secretary of the Treasury
June 29-2awt26aug
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MRS f. b. ROBINSON, respectfully informs
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she has removed from her late residence street
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NEW MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED, the following pieces of New
.. Music at The old established store two doors east
ofl2th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
The Ship on Fre-a descriptive scene, by +. Rus
sell.
Thou Oh, thou hast loved me--by H. X. Bishop.
Our Friends Of Old-byF N. CROUCH.
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BUREAU or ORDNANCE AND HYDRocRApmY
30ih June, ls43.
SEALED proposals will be received at this Bureau
~ until o'clock, p. IN. Of the 3ist July ensuing
Tor furnishing and delivering in the proportions and
at the places herein designated, the following num-
Der and description Of cannon for the Naval service
Of the United States viz:
thirty, eight-inch Paixhan guns Of about CO cwt.
each, and seventy thiry-wo FOUNDER guns of about
Al cwt. each deliverable as follows:
I'D, eight.inch Paixhan guns, and 25, thirty-two
FOUNDER guns--deliyerabe at Sackett's Harbor, New
York on or before the LIST day Of December next
III, e'shtlnch paixhan guns, and 90, thjrt-tao
FOUNDER guns--dcverable al Buialo, New York, on
or before the LIST day Of December next.
III, eIght-inch Paixhan guns, and 25, thirty-two
FOUNDER guns-deverabie at Erie, Pennsy lvania, on
or before the Isl December next.
The proposals must state distinctly the rate per
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City Enquirer, Richmond, Virginia; Sun and the
Republican, Baltimore, Maryland; Cincinnati Re-
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