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lIIV h'dSON.
BELMONT HOUSE NEW Brig
GORGE PEIRISS, in returning his grateful

BFLWONT NEW
GEORGE PEIRISS, in returning his grateful acknowledge
the ladies and gentlemen who favored
nonnce that he has made suitable for the
winter to accommodate families and single boarers The d.
ning-rooms and dormories will be found comfortably aud
elegantly furnished The table will be supplied with the cho
provisions and the wines viii be found equal any The
proximity Of Bemon, House to the city with excellent
the host and cyy Of the attendants combined
ton being within step the ndngpl,ce renders this
bllshment the social and the Union
will be found exceedingly moderate.
70 Good stabns and coach houses attached the pre-
sl6
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STRYKER'S BAY.

STRIKERS BAY
E propreors thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
thus far beg leave inform that in addition usual
at ctons Of the PLACE they have engaged the celebrated Baud
under the direction OF Mr. o. Schneider well for the
nnves4 satisfaction given by them the United States hotel
Saratoga for the past who will play fair af
tenoon of Monday Wednesday and Saturday for the balance
OF the season. 500
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OLar9r Nut Sine Si50 Stove Si,75 and fresh Broken
~ and Egg ton Of the best Peach Orchard Ash well
screened weighed by city wegher aud delivered free Of
reduction of IS pcr " taken from the boats
PETER CLINTON, corner of King
SIG 2mrs and Greenwich streets
COTTON DUCK bolts Of American Extra Pilot Due X,
+, X. COLLINS x CO..
si3ec IS South street
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DLACK OXIDE OF MANGANESE, in lots 10 SUIT p''
,,s ss''sr'' 'o' OSERssE BROOKS, 81 Lis''sV a.
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NRoTON WATER-DAY's FIRST PREMIUM IN
~ Ola RUBBER HOSE. is confidently recommended 70
any purposes which leather used and warranted
the following properties -
lstlt is perfectly tight under Of the Croton.
2dt made of the abrics and will not mildew
o injure in the least, and requires attention.
3d-lt destroyed by coming with oil
grease sened by cold weather, the rubber de-
inferior articles used Should the
least complaint be made Of the Hose possessing the above
properties will be taken back inside of
months from its purchase and other exchange without
charge. I
-Coupng and jet pipes will be attached without charge
Buyers will that clearly satisfied that this hose 1.-THE
of making which unknown other in the trade
just the article long wanted for leading and
other liquids HORACE II. DAY,
aur Successor to RorbDrv Il C.. Is Maiden lane
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g'OE. xLl.-.9O. CT.

However. these suggestions Of mc whether NejI ar
~ iaunded q. liie importance To the main t.in,s
est ~" winch are. la Ibis subject Of the Iarf ought
To e adjusted IN spirii Of liberal coupromise
t'a d"a "tted that the compromise have mentioned
Is III principle lair one, aud that The zen, m. system
""sht 10 De ned "lih view 10 degree OF p~r.
nensncv II has bet said. that lie present Ia.
IVA "'"' mo oFallon there has been great dscrsase
Vi nroaiioh aud this has been accounted ir upyp t.a
superstition, OF rather ,sss.n that the duties ,r,osed
Oh many oil he most Important articles arc In truth orp
hht"fy II this be 81, surely oaght lie correctss
Brt Tie present laf has sap no fair experiment. Tha
doeeas' 81 importation may have b,en owing 10 The eal
baflaSscd state NJ ho country and whetIer ihia be t
caase Of not ole Of tue operating causes nav sun
W@.lu hs.lantdb by an inquiry Whether there hns ,v
pNtn OF importation Il the free articles an Will
aS OF lhfAe srbfci 10 duty. There is another cause
winch uay aane hase sulhc.d rr,duee such an effect
-ihe alPlt atnslon u sudden alteration Of the Tariff
greatly reducing the duties, and exposing the i'm por,ers
t. hssand run. This was thfeaenel. Iu n Mever ali
this may be- say again. only invoke tar aud literal
eIitfl q compromise.
In tolccilua Stat, sman for the Chief aiayisiraor
We s"dd never l'ak lar nian wha aerets with us IN
all thugs. We shall lind M such man II there IL auv
'hlFhl" uf thn oillcc, whose opinions moulded bf
Tie interest 81 his auNnu. aud cUsuts the tr.linaS
ana o"lu5 ii his follow .ens oaly gel their voiss
tlat lnan Is Un@orhs ufau confidence n there Is any
anIetta ur Tie otico. who profs ses exclusive dey.
to 10 Ile iutefes o any portiDn Of tho cnnirr
" ha r'tis his elau, 10 our suffrage entirely upun that
u'N"ich, "htse "phunaiivenHss rendos hin ipcapabs
:" any cpneesStan IL 9hefs aud who dsrlan,g al COM
Pomee IN matters OF polio, that can ony ts adjusted by
compronse. thai man Is not iii Tor The place | know
man. who has Improved hInaelcapabe Of exactly that
Mind comrrumee approve; Who has ever svow.d hn
principles with the otnes, candor aud maintained them
with Independence. aud mho yet. whenever The Interest
81 his country hes egured has been ready to make hs
most liberal ronr' ssons matters Of policy 10 tho q.
Pnluns the WISHES the feelings, aud the interests OF q.
tl,tsi Who, without 70 rgeilirg much more sncrfcinq
the interests o his o"n part d the Unun extends his
genorons regards to those Of every quarter Of the empire;
and whose ablnis and Wisdom equal to any and sy.
ery eS'geucy VI Stale afairs-lhat man is HENRY
CLAY.
The Wings Of Virginia have thought proper to con.
None m e9c,h.r on ,he birth day Of ashingon-hop-
ING, ties'ne, Mai tie memory Of TINT general and
naghanWous tvoon 10 the interests VI his whole cou,i.
ny and ta usi aud "ea REGARD fer every pnrt vt IT,
"helt he a. senals manifested in all actions usy W.
sPife s5 with emulation Of his illustrors eAamplo
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'sr4H A,a' e 81 &.

Z pursuance al a Deed al Trust executed by James
u Nhotiust caring date the 10Th Aneust, Il
and duly recorded n the Clerks Olice If lhe County
court oi B"Jierd, ,imil IL premises, md IL,
rsdenceoi sad Nta3nclan proceed to sell, l,r cash
10 the hlghes, bidder, CA " cdues,ay the 18Th March
next, all HAT = rnVa or parscI of aMts "
n9 aud brlng in ,he oouty Of Bedford. the North
side IF the iyrchahrt and Blue Rdee Turnpike. al
olnnk the Lands 81 perei,u. Cralle aud John Wilt
lngmn srur containing FOURTEEN OR FiF-
TEEN ACRES, mu,e less. Also, the following
personal property, 10 VII tNo Horses. two horse
" a4gon and laruasstWo Feather Beds and Fufoilures
one Corn. & lartc aud two small Poughs. Cary
Plough, tSo Pots. aad two Oeen4 The property viii
positively lac salj without reserve. The undersigned
viii convey s,. tla hc holds trustee Which he
hc,Scs 10 uu44osuuuable.
JNO. WIIrTflNGVON. Joer.
Fe5. = tl5Aih
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SAIEusEes.z. gDE.nss on vEspsg.

BY WRIT III a deed Of lrust, executed to me by
- Thomas T.. Waugh, bearing date the 10Th day al
January 1872 aud ut r,eord in the Clerks Gice OF the
County tourtul Amherst, lor purposes 10 SAID deed
Mll olrr puac auction. for cash. in the
town Of Nlauni9u. VI nday. tlr 9Th OF February
ncNt, ONE NEGRO 10y. named Addson--and on
"Wednesday, the slh day If March next. al Amherst
Cour, House, all tn lnrfcs, oil sand Thomas T.. Nau
Ia the LANDS hela,9ns 10 lie hel.s ol ltpe> Waugh.
aud lying and hriup N the counties Of Amherst and
bedford Asa The balanrc OF the Negroes embraced III
sad deed, 10 VIII " Ham. Nelson, Grur,e aud Sil,y
The title is believed tobe uuaarslionlhlebu, III csnvey
only such te vested IA me by the decd aforesaid
CRAWFORD, Trustee
IAN. 10 lSM
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pY y;rnc ot Deed of Trust, executed 10 me by
, Sdmnr Btuch. tr the benefit Of certain creditors
therein mentioned, dated The 29h day Of March, 1872
and oi record in the Clerks Oficoo Campbell county
shall Sell al pnoc auction. 10! cash. On Tuesday the
seventh day OF Mach, le43 at Nathan Spencer's Mill
Failing River, IN tho county % Campbell, all the in
crest @. the SAID Samuel Branch, both al law and III
Guilty. in thu following NEGROES, to wit: Peter. Al
IA Celia. Cletn aud Gillian. her two children. Spencer
aud Sylvia, which sand Negroes IN the pos
session oil Il ihert X. Watkins Acting Trustee, |
shah convey oily such interest 10 the purchaser
ed in by said decd. WILLIAM ID. BRANCH.
Trustee.
Feb I'M
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By CIDER qflhe Board. {. CARTER.
Sc. s ltea'r.. l.. s. u S. +. ?. Co
y. 3. IT,. from aug cause. the sale OF the above named
5hacs Of sleek, he made omIc,d on TIE day Il,
bovo named, the will be continued the dap fol-
lowing. {. CARTER, Src'y,Sl rrcas'r
u The Lexington tialaite Is requested ;ueopy the a
hoyc, opr' wcek I'll day Il sale (.it, March nrA)
Feb - t2tN
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Delinquent Stockholders of the lync:i-
bnr. and buffalo sf,i:nss Turnpike
Company, VII. please

TAkE MOI K F.. lhai, IN pursuance of an ordrr of
the Board oi Directors Of said Company PASSED OF,
The 4ih day "flunusry 1915 shall uler tr sale to
the highest bidder, for cash. tic 2ith dn, at March
ne\t, al fodar Mills. IN the county OF Ainhu.s the fol.
lowing shares. viz
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.FEERegE.BE 40 g'Ee:E.

Fl TtlE SUBSCRIBER having se,ted in IyuchbITg, Of
fers his in the different branches Of his pro-
lesson the ctzcns of the and -nrr,uHdlng cuun-
Try. He may generally be lnGu. during day, at his
oil ,e, in the front part Of the building occupied by A. b.
Branslord Esq nea,s opposite the franklin Hotel, aad
at night, al Ito residence Of John licvely Esq.
CRAWLEf FINSEY, NJ ID.
IL. 10 5n
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Nk3E. bAESs.g~F91ss,4E'.
FF:e sn5aCrt5crs, ,sssss,Hft,rf.ytrs end
wsoiesnIc q siets in Ear,ian nnd Bonn, s,ir
e;s'gp sg1s 81 ssN'

~ ESfEC III LILY annopace that they have leased
Z the large and spacious store unrr tie INcha0ge
Reading Room. Il chmond, Va. where tiny intend con
dnci'e- eenptal straw Good Business, Their
stock VIII al a times comprise an extensive assortment
oiryTt artee III ther Inc al business, With Wlch they
viii be sorpod weekly ir-n thrf mandatory 1t
The Ner', W.cre tloy haye lu nau5er u years h,e.
extensively engaged IN the manufacture Of STRAW
GOODS. and from their experience manufacturers
hey 2fo eaa,d 10 aller every auInie In Their line
he ccfg forest .Ngriiera p,iees for C.3SH They
especially solicit Merchants, NJ liners aud deals in
General 10 call and examine then stock. which viii he
found to comprise au extensive variety of LELHOR.N,
STRAW, CYPRESS, JILLOU. and F.IN'f +
BR.QiD BD.N.AEi'S ..!.o. IELf!OR.N. Pr
A.2Nj, M E.3I-H IE.1F HiY& E,}AD ant
!ANti BOALS. .1i;IIIItLA iLOHERS,
A'c. Sc.
The sr'@cr.ie,s would also call the attention Of Mer
'hanls and others gonL north, 10 their Establishment
No. 23, Cc.in" *srccI, New York, where
hry VIII had an extensive artncnt OF SuaW Guud,
aud Al prices 'hat canuo, fail 10 payr satisfaction
W. < T.. p. I CARPENTER
Richmond, Feb. % II
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"THE LYNCHBuRG yIRGINIAN,'
..s.A&1LtS :

W II u l " u ii ID L NJ y AN,
y psbiishsd ssn eeekiy, (srery .hoaas and TausiagD
NJ -Four Dollars per aan',, payable in airanee No sh
sriptn eiHte receipsdtt shorter thse tan Nj noahs
and paper tri be diseoned fecepf at the discretion
sfthe Editors until all arrsa,dsss paid.
a. ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at 50 eents per
,.re Tor iess) for tie first insertion, and 31a ee,s for
yrery subsequent insertion
EVERf .7NJ'ERIiSER rs rtqs;rsi TO ,.ots, en- his
manuscripts hou long hs i-ise. las adce,se,e. inserted
IN not so noted, ,eM be inserted III its DIS
continuance DC ordered.
FOR IE.iRLf .fDpERTISL>f, tho terms are far
GA privilege Of tteo s9sres 20 r squire, 80 for
>as s2-tuTo, inner form, $50
g. JOB PRLNTNS; ,rtc,tted heutiy and cap,dt ous-
=, and on reasonable terms.
E'ccslct Rock Lost.
Y OS1, on TUESDAY. the 2sth # February. in Lynch
i bury. between the lumber house Of J. Il. Reuwck
&. Cu. aud Main street,
AsNtLt LEATHER POCKET BOOK
containing seven dollars in money-and sevcra, Bonds.
)ne Maj. Sam. Woods lrS "a; Asa iiollaudtr
$40; Bond Of $500. mth se.tal credits and suadry
.Xher small Bonds. ofwnfn al persons from radtp for
any oil these Beads. viii give liberal rcwarl ii the
finder will leave the Pocket Book aud pap,.rs with Ben
r. Tusry & Co. JESSE WOOD.
March q
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Gems I'D SipPLENL.N'T
{ Z 10 me REfisED CODE Foa sA1.r BY
pa y /. s, |, X i, q . RA <
FEBRUARY .
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SebssG'Rs.

fg3liE unicra gred Will hereafter carry thc Carpen-
Il ter> Business III all il, various branches aud respect
iu, sucils sharcairulle patronage Hewitt kecpagcn
erai rmonl ii inher Al his fathers shop Tor the pre-
saEt aud Al hi. uWn ~ he can prov de one.
GEORGEG. CJRLE
Jan. i9 -
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- 0E'ES's.

II " q ID Il.
7 HEREBY caution al persons from hunting. fishing
I trrspasslng my lands, as shall cnlGrco the
law against all such | driven To THIS notice, BY
and repeated injuries TO my farm, and shall
act the penalty of every offender.
TuOS. II. SCOTT.
Fyb l3 3w
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N'i. soDscfh'r. hcins agent Tor the sale Of ihose
q ebra'ed rhugts made hy Rupgles, Noufsc y
Mason; ii Worcester, Massachusoi,s offers the ollow
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ssE'EG,gI.

NOTICE..
FNHL Carpenters Business, IN It's vsrions branches,
Il will be carried on by the subscriber at thu Shop
or,nor'y occnped by Genrge 6. Curie Go, lie 10
specially .l'ir'ts H. ~ n1nace ct the puollr.
Ar MiSTEfti LONG,
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seasss PRIVATE SALE.

4 VERY iIhiIy negro Glrl about II nr 10 years old
"A whos iirs rae houseseryant, good seanstrees,
D gosd cha aote1, aaj Std fr NJ iaai'. Apply 10
Il TALBOT.
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sALEOF VALUABLE SLAVES
EsH1.A Syis

FOR S,7iE ar THIS OfTIC.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
A MONSTER BELL,

The Montreal Herald Of MOndsy last.
is adorned with a we'll executed saUraS
wing OF the great bell intended for ~
Oaihedral IN that city. The bell l. ,ba
largest ever cast in England, and ve;e6s
1922 lbs or little more than q ,ons =
From the description Oft in the Hsrsla
we copy the following:
Some idea may be formed of ifs i'm.
mense size from the fact that Ten toas a,
twenty-five thousand four hundred pounds
OF fused metal were required 10 form ibe
casting; and the lime occupied in running
the fused metal into the mould was ff.
teen minutes. The diameter of the bail
at the mouth is seven feet; its thicknesi
al The sound bow is six inches aud a half.
The weight of the tongue, or .clspper, il
about three hundred weight. (tbree hun
dred and twenty six pounds) The wood,
which is OfOld English oak, weighs one
ton; the iron work is over half ton; and
the bell Itself is heavier than the great
Tom OF LiscOin by thirty tive hundred
weight. lis tone is very powerful and
melOdiOus.
II will be rung BY means Of two wheels,
made OF oak, and twelve feet in diane.
ter, one on each side of the stock or bear.
er, which with its fnings exclusive or
wood and iron work renliOned above, !
weighs about ton. There will be four
ropes used in the ringing, man pulling
at each side of the wheels II will Be
hung in the southern tower Of tho Ro-
man Catholic Cathedral in the Place d.
Armes.
The outside is divided into four com.
PaItmeHts, each bearing bas relief, one
Of which has figure Ofthe Virgin with
the infautiu her arms, and the word Ma.
ria below; on the opposite side is St.
John the Baptist with crook in his hand
and leading lamb, within wreath cons
posed Of the rOsd, thistle, shamrock aud
beaver below; another compartment
shows vessel in full sail, repres entinR
commerce; and opposite are embIems Of
the mechanic and farmer.
1t will cost upwards OF El20O sterling,
ar about $4,000, and is gift, as the iH.
scri ptiOn tells from the merchants, NEE
chanicsahd farmers of Montreal, to the
Parish Church.
1t will be used as an alarm, and is TO
be named "Maria," as the Cathedral ID
dedicated to the virgin.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
FORM AND FEELING,

They were twin sisters, and so alike
in form and feature that q, first glance
you could not tell them apart; ;but you had
only 10 watch them for five minutes 10 be
quite sure that Lizzie was Lizzie and no.
body else but herowh sweet selfaRd that
Priscilla was Priscilla for in mind, Ia
hsart, ia expression, they we're &c diEfsr-
ent as sunshine aud moonlight, OF statue
and painting, and with the same sort Of
difference too; both beautiful- but the one
cOld, calm pale, and still--the other glow
ing with life, full Of spirit, genius and
seneibiliiy: Priscilla stately, formal, re.
served, apsihelic- Lizzie Wild, loving,
Tuslful, pIay lal and frank; and as soon
as you detected this differences 10 their
natures, ron would begin also 70 perceive
that II person, TOO, they differed slighhys
LizxI 1d fuller richer lip, deeper,
dsTkes eye, 3 cheek more warmly tinged
and ever chaneing with her changing
mood, lighter and more yielding form,
: step Of more Rrial grace, SUMMER
smlle, sweeter voice, a softer, yet a
merFieE laugh; even her hair bad an ex.
preston about il that did not belong to
Rriscills's; both we're deep browa b hue;
but Lizzis's had 4 natural wave Thai
caught the light and. changed with II to
gold. Every body loved Lizzie and pei,
ted her that IL, every body whose love
S.sgwuIth having Shs Has welcome and
etIsghiag q their hesFia ana sunbeam
- = hoWsFs O. = singing Bird OF balmy
bfeezss @ shower al noon ii midsum.
mek and lizzie loved hes friends warm.
u end faithfully without STOPPING Is ssl
ssslf whl She did nol blind hersel
.heis itulsss bdt sas I6ysd lhsm ledlt
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
FrOtn the WAYNE Co. Democrat.
IGNORANCE IN KENTUCKY.

The great coon state of Kentucky; who
would have thought that one half Of the
adult population Of this State could nei.
ther read nor write, and where whigRery
has fiOuTished for more than halfa centu-
ry under the control and advissment of
the great whig and coon champion, HAIRY
Of the vest The following extract We
take from the Bowling Green (Ky.) Ga.
Zette:
"A FACT TO BE NOTED. The supeTin-
tendent of public schools, in a speech
made at this place last week, stated that
in two counties not far distant from this,
and where great opposition is made 10 the
establishment of common schools, il was
ascerlained by a1 examination in the
clerks Office, that more than one half of
The males who had married in those coun.
ties within the past year, and had execu-
ted their marriage bonds, had made their
mark instead Ofsigning their names, and
that also one half of their securities ON
these bonds were unable to write. Ina.
country like ours, where learning and inN
teligence should be as pervading and In,
spring as the air or light Of heaven, Such
facts reflect upon the character OF our
population. In several counties in En-.
rope 40 Oneis permitted to marry who
cannot read and write; and penalties are
imposed upon fathers who neglect the edg
ucatiOn Of their children ,'as
Shame, shame to Ken,urkians, that SO
little interest has been shown to the great
cause OF education, that so many Of their
sons and daughters are permitted to grow
up in ignorance.
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CIRCULAR.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENT ION.


DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENT ION.
TO rHE DExacRAcY OF Ono:
The period is fast approaching for the
assembling ofa Democratic State Con.
ventiSn. Ever since the organization of
the Democratic party In this State, bien.
NAL State Conventions hsve been held in
Columbus on the 6th day Of January. the
anniveFsaFy Of one Of the most glorious
and important victories recorded on The
page ofhistory--a victory Of Ame rican
valOT and democratic liberty, guided and
led on BY the Hsro and Sage of the Her
mitage, ANDREW Jackson, over hired sol.
diers, British monarchists, aud internal
traitors, at New Orleans. The eighth Of
January, therefore, is peculiarly appro.
pirate for the holding Of Democratic
State Convention, 10 select our Chiefs,
Organize our forces, and make all the
necessary arrangements to achieve,
through the ballot box, an equally import.
ant and decisive victory over the allied
forces Of Federal Whiggsry--a victory,
in short, over parry, the leaders Of which
are actuated BY the same motives, inspired
by the same feelings, and influenced By
the same interests, as those who were 80
4sigunally routed on the memorable 9Th Of
January, 1915.
IN In accordance. therefore, with long es.
tablished custom, the undersigned. ap>
pointed BY the last Democratic State
Convention State Central Committee,
respectfully designate MONDAY the
EIGHTH day Of JANUARY, 1914. FOR
THE MEETING OF THE NEXT BIENNIAL
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONYEN-
TON, AT COLUMBUS, and tie Democ-
racy Of OhiO are hereby invited TO assem-.
ble at the time and place name1 for the
purposes, and with the powers usually
conferred on such bodies.
II has been the usage Of the Democrat
ic party, since its organization in this
State, TO nominate at each biennial State
Convention, a candidate for Governor,
10 be besupportcd by the Democracy, and
every four years 10 nominate candidates
for Presidential electors, and appoint
Delegates 10 Democratic National Con.
yeniion for The nomination Of candidates
for President and Vice President Of the
United States.
With the view therefore, 10 united and
harmonious action upon these, and such
other subjects as may properly come up
for consideration in the proposed State
Convention, tits hoped and confidently
expected thai the democracy of the re.
speClive counties will take early and eff.
ficient measures 10 secure a full and fair
representation.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
JACOB MEDARY.
HEMAN A. MOORE,
Adm G. HTBBS.
HENRY REDTER.
Democratic State Central Commities.
October %, 1913.
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NEW sERIEs.-VOL, iV. No. I 6.

the youthful countess dot FOTgiVe her
Etiquette! Forgive her Mr. HOWsFd!-
She was weary almost exhausted with
excitement and fatigue-and closing her
lashcs, still wept with tears upon her
husbands shoulderj she nhurmfursd 9
blessing on bis natRs, and fell fast asleep
like child as she was! Courteous read
er! If you have not followed her example,
you msI do 80 now--fOr my story is
ended.
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CHAPTER Ill.
MuFFINs AND MYsTIFICATIoN.

Z Mrs. Lincoln, don't you prefer cold
mullins 10 hot onesP asked the uncle AZ
breakfast ode day, with a look Of dogged
determination thai rather myslifiad his
auditors. Mrs. Lincoln changed an invol'
u1tary wry face into an .acquiescent one
6--if there was any thing she preferred
hot rather than cold II was a muffin
andreplied, .Ob!decidsdly; my dear sir!
They Sre Infinitely more palatsble cold.
Tonly OldeTed hot ones to please you -
We will have some cold ones immediate
". John, bring some cold mullins.
z A sardonic smile flickered on the old
gentIeman's furrOwed face as he turned
TO Priscilla--- h
'Aud which do you prefers'
Priscilla, as usual glanced at her moth
er and then replied
Geld Ones. sir, Of course SID
'OfcOurse,' he repeated saFcasticalIy
land you, Miss Lizzier
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By MRS. ERANcIs 8. OscoOD..
CHAPTER n

or see the old and formal, fitted 10 thy patty
part,
With little hoard Of maxims, preaching down
daughters heart-- TennysOn.