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90 Boyle says, in one of his Essay $, ''Therc is
no one thing IN Nature whereof the uses hum n
life are yet thoroughly understood" However true
this might have been IN Boyle's day, we must claim
one exception to the rule now in favor of Sands
Sarsaparilla 1t appears to that the inventor of
this great restorative not only g thoroughly under
stood the uses of Sar saparilla remedial gent
put mas given to its curative properties the utmost
eihclency and the widest range of which they are
Capable As an aperient, tonic and ain antiscptc
exerhng three influences upon the system at ono
and the same time and acting in one of its capaci.
ties directly upon the blood, it has rival in the
whole range oil Pharmacy. Embracing within the
circle OF its remedial agency every external dis.
ease, from Puetnle the size of pins head to a
deeply rooted cancer the most formidable scrof.
uous alterations, and comprehending besides these
dyspepsia, bilious diseases and many other active
and chronic disorders.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
OF ITS super or value aud efficacy, see pamphlets
which may be obtained of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold Wholesale add retail BY A. r.
ID. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 10 Fulton ST. ,
New York Sold also by CHARLES II. HEINITSH
Agent, Portsmouth, and M a. SANros Norfolk
Price s per bottle; bottles Cor S.
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NEW BOOKS.-Text Book on Chemistry, for
~ the use of Schools and Colleges by John w m
Draper, NJ. d., Professor of Chemistry in the Uni.
y,eroity Of New York, with nearly three hundred
illustrations.
Miss Bcecher's Domestic Receipt Book designed
as supplement to her treatise on Algebra by Eli
az Iomis, Professor of Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy in the University of the City of New
York
Temper and Temperament; or varieties of cha
racter, by Mrs. Ellis, author OF the omen of
En- gland" &c.
History OF Civilization, from the fall of the Ro-
man Empire to the French Revolution, by +. Gui.
cot, the Prime Minister of France.
The Expedition TO Borneo of II. NJ Snip Dido for
the suppression of piracy, by Captain Henry KEEP
The Jerusalem Delivered of Torquato Tasso,
translated into English S cnscrian Verse with a
life OF the author, by j. II. Wiffen, illustrated with
six fine steel engraviugs
Questions Of the First Epstle to the Corinthians E:
designed for Bible Classes and Sunday Schools ;
adapted to the authors notes tina, episte by Al.
bert Barnes.
Martin the Founding; the Memoirs of a Val
CT ne ChamDre, by Eugene Sue. For sale bv
sep w. IL. III. HODGES & co.
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- BUFF's

CN'4hi w NJ IOhNpAllNE ELIXIR
For the cure of Dyspepsia, que g. Fever Bill
ious and all the complaints generally arising from
a disordered state OF the stomach digestive or
gans.
This Medicine seems well calculated to afford re-
Ilct In any oil the above diseases; its component
parts beng of such mild and innocent naturc.-
inc mode OF using it being very simple, no re-
strlctlon being necessary except to refrain from
inc use OF SPirituous Liquors during its operation
The season has now advanced when every ono
requires little Purgative Medicine for the better
preservation Cf their health; the subscriber there.
fore takes this method of Informing his customers
and the public generally, that he has prepared a
large quantity Of the above Medicine, which nc
has for sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Aug 10 Corner of High and Middle SITS
SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ e. SODA pow
- DERS.-Wc have just received full and fresh
supply Of SElDLlfI AND SODA POWDERS
These different kinds are universally acknowledged
to be the best manufactured, and far superior to
any others. They arc therefore recommended with
confidence to those wishing pure and excellent
article OF ScidGtz or Soda Powders. For sale al
the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
Aug - CHAS. II HEINITSH. AGENT.
SPICES! SPICES! i-Coustantly on hand the
- usual variety of Spices, such as
hllsPice, Mace Ginger
Turmeric, Cloves, Nutrnccs.
Cinnamon, Mustard Seed &C
Al OF The above may be had fresh and good at the
LC. sCHooLFIELD & CO.,
aug 2O---'t High street.
I WISH it to be distinctly understood that riv.
u the highest price in cash or trade for Old Cop.
DANIEL s. CHERRY.
Aug % Under the Old Dominion Office.
WHEAT VANTED.--The subscribers will
w pay the highest market price for the above
article WILLS co.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE. {

NorIoIk, August Eth, 1916. }
WANTED at the Navy Yard one Mousand
w bushels Of best quality CHARCOAL, fee of
al TGsh and subject to inspection NO payment
VIII be made until the whole is delivered which
must be on or before the 3st day of October next.
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received for
the above until ~ O'Clock, on tho 18th September
next. Bond and security will be required.
GEORGE LOYAL,
aug i0-ia"f" Navy Agent.
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TVNHE FRANKLIN HOJSE- NJ I05 CIe..

Fg'HE FRANKLIN HOUSE, No los Ches-
a nut street, between Third and Fourth PhiIa-
de.Phla This popular and central Hotel, estab-
ii5hcd by the Messrs. Sanderson, having passed
into the hands of the subscriber he desires to in
form his friends aud the public that it is now open
Tor the reception of guests.
TO those who have visited THE FRANKLIN
HOOSE, ITS advantages as desirable stopping
PiaGe are wei known; to those who have not, it
VIII be only necessary state tina il ia situated in
the business part of the most fashionable street in
the immediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post OF
nee, banks custom House, places of Amusement
Hotels, Steamboat Landings, Railroad Depots Pm
lie Squar es, Court Houses, &C. &C.
since the change of proprietors large amour
OF money has been expended in charging. re-Gt
ung' re. furnishing and painting. Among the nu
merous lmprov ements may be mentioned i'm provcc
Entrances, new Ladies' Ordinary, a new Gentle
mems Dining Saloon, new Parlors, now Chambers
new Kitchen, and new Bar Room, besides MANY
other minor Improvements.
The principal features of first rate Hotel
The Table and Wine Cellar" will be under the
management of Mr.. JAMES M. SANDERSON,
one of the former proprictors, whose ambition To-
exccl as ~ Caterer IS well known. His widely cell
ebrated Cook, 4" PELLETIER' - aided by experienced
assIstang, will still continue to be his right hand
charge Of Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAM, late the
able Editor of the " Daily Ohio Union,'' of Gin
cinnati, and recently of Boston I'm short
great cxerfiops have been made and hereafter viii
not be spared, to render "THE FRANK LINZ one
OF Che very first Hotels for comfort, convenience,
"'1 soo oo hNinS' ID. X. MINOR.
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT.-A lot of sn.
- pcrior BERMUDA ARROW ROOT has inst
been received at the Medical Emporium Corner OF
High and Middle streets. Persons wishi q Q, to OBJ
tam prime article would DO we'll to call and pur
chase some Of il from the subscriber
Aug 10 HENRY BUFF.
SPICESi SPICES THE subscriber has mat
- received a lot of FRESH SPICES. such "a
I.cc White Mustard Seed
Uingcr " w mite Black do do
~ a,l5pcc long Pepper
C!Ovcs Black do
cinnamon Garlic, &c. &c,
suitable Tor Picking, to which he invites the atten
ton OF the public generally. RI. BUFF
avg 10 Corner Of High and MIDI ests
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.- have
" just received the following pure and cattobte
PrePdrdi0ns, manufactured by the best and most
celebrated Chemists in the kno vn world
so ounces Sulphatc Qui- Pure Tannin
- nine Pure Argent Ntras
Best turkey Opium Ferri Citrate
.. (hew crop Pure CiuchOniuc
CiWatc Fcrrl 4 Quinlne Chloride Iodine
Iodide Fcrri Pure Strvcbnine
Potass Hydriod Chloride Zinc
Iodine Plumb Oil Piper Nio Cnure)
PURE PIperlne Phosphate Ammonia "a
M0'Phla Suiphas new prepafation.)
Al OF which VIII be sold at reasonable prices, at
the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
CIIAS. II. HEIN1TSH, Agent
Member Of the philadelphia College Of
Aug 20 Medicine, Pharmacy and Chemistry
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NOTICE
The Steamer OSCE

1 azss1 The Steamer OSCEOLA will until
Ey,1J& further notice take passengers every
Sunday to Old Point and return for Is
cents. JAMES MITCHELL,
Aug 10 Captain.
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RUNNING DOWN A BOAsTER.

Says boaster, one day, as he pulled up his collar,
AND ,l heid on his niger brigh, Spanish dollar,
Against any four legged beast under the sun
"ive mule that will beat him. says ono stand
ing by,
If to bet you're disposed plank your dust, and say
saye.'
What mule beat my horse YOU'RE mistaken, ]
''That may be-" says the man, "pll try. neverthe.
less"
And you'll bet me hundred? ?" civil" "Done,
&c Now, by Jing, cries the boz ster come. none
OF your fun
"I'm in earnest, tell you" ..The devil you arc |,
why was but Joking with you declare
Sure, you didn't believe would be such a fool
As to bet so much money 'gaiust that 'tarnal muIee
why ne'cr saw him run, and for aught that /
He may be the devil and all at a 90.
Come, i back out and treat that know is the
But. by Gosh can beat any thing but the mule. y,
Think you so?' says the man, as he eruptied his
glass,
" I've at home, in my stable, a little Jsck-ass
Ihat will Stand him n tug, though he's poor as a
rat"
"I will het,' cries the boaster. one hundred of
that" -
&c Done the other replies and if pleasing to Won
l am willing to raise the hundred to two;
Come now, count out your money, don't let us de-
should like just to NAL Ike such bet every dav.
Quick, now. p" Don't hurry so--Pll be hang'd if
it's civil
WV DuI your JaCR-aSS may like the
devili'
''Thcn you funk ?" eyes, aummux. vou,ro
so cursed spunky,
But Pll beat any thing but the mule and the don
"Wel my friend" says the man, {" if you're not
very sure,
Will willingly bet cool bundled or more
I've negro at home, that is swiiter of foot
IMAM your nag, and against him the fellow Ill nut
Bot IN make this agreement you're willing no
doubt,
That he forfeits ten dollars who's first to back out
VIII you say done to that? That will /, of
course,
For there ls MT no niger run with nv horse
~ very well-cover that" As he said this he told
he amount OF his bet on the table, in gold
" Cover that-so will-but you're dev'shly frif-
Do you know that think this here business is ris-
kyf' "
" What you're going again to be frighten'd2''-
DO you mean to back out of the bet 20 cries the
" declare" says the boaster. "I don't know, l
swan"
Then pay up ten dollars'' Well, now it's a
bore,
But l'd better pay that than be forced to paw more
should possibly lose, and to lose is no fun;
Ihere's no Knowing how fast these blamed npgcrs
will run.
Ihere,S your money, my friend, but says he with
snigger
"Ill beat any hing else but mule, jack Ass, and
niger 49,"
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DIED,


In Matthews County, September 5tb. KErrup au
infant daughter of Thomas p. and Hester Ann
Woodbouse, aged 3 months.
THE Members the NJ. S. l. Society arc re
Il quested to meet at their Han ON This (Sat,,r
day. Evening at eight O'Clock. full attendenco
is requested,
By Order, +. A. CUNNINGHAM
sept W Secretary.
LNARINA COLOGNE.--A few boxes Fari
y mas justly celebrated and highly popular Co
LOGNE, which VIC offer for sale at the usuaI or .
l. G.. SCHOOLFIEI,D & CO
aug Ut Druggists
RLAIR'S S's TOBACCO.-50 butts Blair
- SIS TOBACCO, just received and for sale at
FACTORY prices by JOSIAH WILLS
aug 10 Commerce street
RLAnK BOOKS.--An assortment of BLANK
- ACCOUNT BOOKS for sale low by
Aug 10 w. X. Fl. HODGES 4 co.
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MOSQUETO NETTING.-AIl inpersons
W want of the article of MOSQUETO NET
and quality, by calling on
Aug 10 JNO. COOKE & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL NOTICE

| OCTOR II. N. MERCER, very respect
~ fully offers his Professional Services TO the In.
haoltants OF Portsmouth and vicinity He propos,
es no reference, that of the experience of an
average share of practice attended with tla.tcring
success, Tor nearly five years. Though credentials
duced if required. p'o
Office and residence of High street, in the build.
ing formerly occupied by Doctor JoHs p. You've.
Aug l5-3m
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OAK GROVE FARM FOR SALE

= This beautiful and VALUABLE
n Or FARM, located the Main ROAD
sSSs-NAaiisEA leading to Suffolk, one mile from
mum - the Town of Portsmouth is now Of
fcred at Private Sale Ii contains
SEVENTY ACRES, and is bounded on the East hy
lands belonging to the estate OF Mordccai Cooke.
deceased, on the South 10y the Main Road on the
w est by lands belonging to the estate of John viii
son, deceased and on the North, by SCOTS Creek
navlgabe for small boats and which is well adapt.
ed for planting Oysters, AS Market Farm The
Oak Grove" is admirably located, and delightful.
~ situated for n Residence, combining the advan-
tages of town and country. For terms and further
particulars enquire of
MAURICE b. LANGHORNE.
sep lo-ts Portsmouth, Va.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-16

Fnnr TnApE.-- Because the oppressed and
starving millions of England have reached
that point of unendurable misery when they
mus, have relief or revolution, and their task
masters Weld to an inevitable necessity, the
Whip Press triumphantly claim the Demo
I cratic principle of Free Trade as monarch
ical principle-and fippantly talk OF Dem
ocracy as the "British party" The slaves
Of overgrown capital have never found mon mon
srchy the supporter of Free Trade. The
s,aunchest msnarchist of England, France
Austria, or Russia, in his own style and Ian
! ouape Joins in the whig cry for "pro
lection for the sake Of protection" Eng
land has beggared her people BY adherlng t
tariffs of the most protective kind and nov
when she can no longer stand under thel
terrible load, the wings are astonshsd tina
the Democracy refuse to follow policy thu
has almost ruined its staunchest advocate.
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---..,-yr .yuvor! auu MS suDaItsr"
course Of s mastery inactivity"
"Agamemnon Of the little bard!" and
the Aiaxes-and I, tbs least Of them-!"a the
little Aiax" Sir, am not even the lesser,
Ajax; am but poor private seldierin this
cause. ask no favor and seek no reward
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..-..,-... Reduced 10. Raisedto
Governor. $1,000 1900
Auditor, 10Y 10y Zoo
Treasurer, 10Y i'oo 600
Secretary, Ply ooo
superintend't Lunatic Asylum, 900 ,SOo
Senior assistant Physician, sou ooo
Jr. assistant Physi'n, (new office) sUW sCo
Steward, 4oo poo ooo
4 Clerks in Auditors Office, BOO ca. eOo
Clerk in Ire asurer's Office, 300 ooo
An additional Clerk, .r' $780,. oOo
sec'ry Of Fund Commissioners, 400 Soo
Resident Engineers on Public y,
Works not TO exceed 7, 6o6 ooo
Librarian, # 4oo o'V'
Thus has ended the federal cry ofretrench-
mant. The increase ofthese salaries amount
TO fpe thousand dollars, in which is not IN
cl4ded the Judges, the Board Of Public
Works. &C. Besides the money which has
|, been, and is to be paid to the committee OF
t examination, which amounts to about eight
t thousand dollars, making thirteen thousand
f dollars extra expenditure, by this retrsneh--
= ing federal Legislature. In this we have nor
/, calculated the one thousand dollars paid the
: Attorney General, new office, created to
d quarter another federal lawyer on the State.
!. The expenses of the State Government.
n for lS46, will bs at least tUcaty-t,uo mousdn@
S dollars more than last; and if the private.
t, secretary of the Governor goes TO k'chmono'
n Virginia, few more times, and. charges
}, $40 for expenses, it will be more than TINS,
= Let the people awake to these things; their
h bonds have been sold by the hundred mo"-
il sand for FIFTY CENTS on the DOLLAR, by
W these men-your State expenditures l'p have
g been increased for the year TO come, TWEEN
ID Ty THOUSAND DOLLARS, and your taxes 'n,
Il creased to meet this exlravagant waste a. ana
ls robbery. Such men as Roswell Marsh, ,o1
IS Steubenvle, Simeon Nash, of Gallipols'
Nv and Demas Adams, jr., Of Piqua, broken o,tao
n down to such degree that the people ol
their respective counties have no conhdepee fSEH
II in them, and will no longer give them Of
b fee to feed at the public crib, are now qua quar-
4 tered on the treasury, 70 The tune OF s seer
i. thousand fpc pchundred dollars in two years yea.
This IS wiha, the people are taxed 10 form,
nd IS why their pigs, their calves calves, an ano
he he hard earned wages Of the mechanic ssi arr
or. q Be hunted up by the assessor Letfhsso hs
bis keen these things in their minds whom TIE
I'd cast cast their Votes next fall.-Ohio Press
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~ When we feel inclined to follow the aa'
x;cs ofthe editor Of the Cultiuator we shall prob
,h,v think it worth enough to ask for 1t. Had
,be law for the g encouragement OF agriculture,
h..n entitled an act to extend the circulation oi
,bs Ohio Cultivator," &C., perhaps lnteillgen'
r..ders would have considered it no misrepresen-
,,t;on Of its most beneficial consequence ana all
could more readily appreciate why this dlsln'ef
ested editor exhibits his ears by his violent anSi
civ on behalf Of gross, but to the few prota oi'
hnmbug. -. ~. L.
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Tur REAL spARrAN r1RE.-The George.
town Standard promises $50 majority for Tod
and the Pot-metal, in sold Brown" From
,ha fine spirit evinced there, we would no
be Ia a BIZ astonished if she did.-America'
rTnion.
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N GnArr1xe PEACH TREES. .--Scions OF the
neach may be grated with as much certainty
g any other fruit A young hortculturIst
of our acquaintance, has tried it with abun'
dant success
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THE WORK GOES BRAvELY oN.--The Mis-
sissippi Legislature have recommended an
amendment to the Constitution Of that state
nrohibiting the chartering Of banks.
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0r The Bankers say they are perfectly
satisfied with the present tax law, because
if they make nothing they get clear Of taxes
The people would be perfectly satisfied il
the law used them in the same way. Bu'
thew are taxed whether they make or lose
We should not be surprised if the bankers
would hold state convention to return
thanks to the last whig Legislature.
would be an enthusiastic gatherlhg.-Ohi'
| Press.
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BANK NOTE ENDORSEMENTS.


omises are strong truths uttered by great men, dii
hey are the right kind Of endorsements on to,
INK promises, because theyare warnings Of tho W
lilty and instability that marks their character, tel
nd truly we do not wonder that bankers and fo'
Dir friends hate such inscriptions ;IitIial' Il q
liking thief bear about with him <sIl
'ora o. ms cnmeisgsssen lsgible h
AS to the Banker
tie difference ~ d4s, there is but
.,etween them and
'eiere's' ,.s; if Ishould give any
y ICE the counterfeiter ls''the
!, for neither Of them ever expect
ed or intended to pay their notes,
The Banker, more bold and daring,
robsthepeople under cover and pre-
tence oflaw-the counterfelter, more
difident and unassuming, robs the
people without law.--John quincy
'Ada,ns ga.i fsai is eo H"..iHs ~ q
. Of all the contrivances : for for
/, cheating the laboring classes ofmann-i
kind. none have been more eftectu-
al than tbatwhich deludes them with I
paper money. This is the most Ct
]fectual of inventions TO fertllize the
, rich mans field with the sweat Of
1, the poor mans brow.": .":--Ddn'e'
Il u -
WeGster;; z, J., ,;,t. j., to ,al tail, Of nub.
:. -, ,nt;l,yo return to the pure
ht,cl. llc credl,' uil.ll .'",;on Ma of STANDARD
unm,Aed cnHu,o c:,''a,.n fob,, Aims.
|. 'oq anu ,,.'9a p, = >, Coppop AT,oNs
i 70 1111 11nNNs oIAa aosno,.o,;on un such a
4, 4 l. " In ~ oontemnlatesq ~ Tits splen
4 .l;J a;I oasoc;ation ~ Of FAVORED individ
" u,J uois taken from the mass Of society
re S 'alS' ;,,nestad ;n with exemptions an
e e a,lu a., '.,.onnded with immunities an
. . su Ices ~ .a.
= p''
y =, R,t all interpretations enjoy Ex
y & @ 90 nnIv1IrcEs-tbat is. tn
- :. onu : - a,.ators have privileges whic
y y ~ W. pthe ers nossess: and if YOU Great
81 80 Gf,v t;S Corn cornorations instead of one, yo
&C. have fiftv privileged bodies instea
he l, &c ona Sneech of Hon. Hem
m .s y ~, oi' ~ .bn II s Senate. Feb. got
1911 On the re-charter of the U.
Rank.
'es lam not a Bank man. Once
the INV life / was and they cheated n
er' 'e out of every dollar I placed in the
the bands.-Gen. Harrison.
es' uNo. State shall coinmoney; er
go "a Il hills of credit; make any thi
ss ,su hut GOLD and silver coin a tender
10 to nayment n Of debts.r- s. Cons
an. t,,t;On: Art. /, Sec. 10. m
,uld IL never heard, and L hope
had shall never hear any serious me
of ton Of a paper currency in
sing state. / do verify believe that
p greatest foes we have In the wor
could not devise a more eftectl
:, plan of running Virginia '"--Geor
rob. as. Washington. ....-,
Had "I sincerely believe that Dankl
ure'' institutions aremoredangerous IN
on Of standing armies. - 7hosJeeters
gent tsJ+ ;e ono Of the greatest humb,
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THE LATEST HumBue.-The Wing Presses
are telling the people that the Banks, as the
law now is, pay as much tax as the Farmer
If this statement is true-hew come the
Bankers last winter to resist the earnest
entrea,ies Of their whig friends in the Legs
laturo tha, they should submit to be taxed
{ the same as other classes' Would they
have compelled the federal Bank party to
endure the odium cast upon their favorltlsm
if tax on profits and one on capital woul'
have amounted to the same thing,-if it ha'
mot , been balancing Of profits made out o
the people with the disadvantage arising
.f,omI the less of credit with the people Z
Fry again.
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AsHLAND--Has been chosen the seat o
justice for Ashland county. The vote stooe
For Ashland, 26So
For Haysville, l99o
Majority, e9l
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FEDERAL HYPOCRISY -RETRENCH-.
NENT. ." f

Since the parties have existed in ONE
there never has been legislature which has
given the lie to its professions OF retrencn-
ment and economy as barefaced, as has TINS
last. In ls43, the salaries OF the states
officers were reduced as follows: ......
1919 lS46.
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How IT is WITH Us.--ln our own county
and in Paulding the spring elections were
10, contested on political grounds In De-
6ancs e County, as we learn from the aiDa Demo' 70
Graf. in the only township where party con
test was attempted.to be got up,..the Demo
Gratis were throughout successful; and IN IN
NAPOLEON, Henry County, where last yea'
the wings had majority, the Democrats
have this year triumphed by an average
n,;ori,v-of ten! In our spring elections, Sc
g, as the contest has had party charac
ter, TodIand Hard money have been on TIT
ADVANCE, and coonery and shinplasters' a
usual, at discount