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BOOKs-sTATIONERY.

Dr.. HALL, i27 Canal Street
nNAhe SymutOms and Cure of BRONCHITIS, LOSS
Zoe VOICE, CONSUMPTION, &c, sold at ID flamn
street, New Orleans, by [u2l III J. b. STEEL.
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II New Haven. Conn, may be found at WELD cos,
No. 70 CAMP Street, the Agents, who are now prepared
TO receive subscriptions for it.
Also
THE WING REVIEW.-The present number of this
work richly worth the subscription price. for nothing bot
the engavngs will contan-amOng Others, there 70 be
two large size steel plates Of GEN. r. TAYLOR and MIL
We are also Agents for BLACKWOOD'S MAGA-
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lust received by WELD q CO., No. " Camp street
j CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO AGRICULTU RE by
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COAL! OoAL!!
MONTHLY BULLRTTN-No. 8.
nYSENTERY, DIARRHdA, etc PosltfCeiV Cured

Il IN a EsI0 Hours.
The GRAEFENBERG
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts:
lst. The GTdefeRberg
ID sGRterg SVruD
will cure the Dysentery, d.
aFThga, etc., in twenty-fOur
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted
no matter how bad the case ;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
Sd. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use ;
in some instances where the
patients have been given up.
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NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazatd which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the cure Of pHva DISEASES
owing to the utter dsguaraons Of those who profess
10 cure such deem 10 be nothing bot an act Of
klndness towards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
to state that in the year 1876 was soey m cted with syn
us, m ITS worst and most appalling form, and o several
months together under the est regua medical pa s
could obtain in New Orleans without being at a benefit
ted-ndeed grew worse. At length heard OF Dr. Mol
lens great reputation. applied him. and to my great
loy IN three weeks he restored perfect health Sab
scnbsd New Orleans. Jan. T. 1871.
nils If SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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Samuel ROBERTSON

oIUF EhE!-S5UU FUKFEII,
NO Ii CAROND ELET STREET....Si gR Of fha
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ne surplus OF the company, this day, SOP Ol0
Robert L. PATTERSON President.
BENJAMIN G. MILLER, Secretary.

child has insuabe interest the life of parent So
single woman. dependent her brother for her support
aud education, has sufficient interest in ms life TO enie
her to insure It. 70 husbands sometimes insure The lives
their wives and BY recent statute in New Notk. il /
made lawful for any married By herself end in
name, in the OF rd person. with his assent
her trustee be insured for her sole use the a oil
her husband for any definite period for the term OF his
natural le and in OF her surviving her husband The
amount OF the insurance becoming due shall be pavab
to, and for her free from the claims of the pTesen
atiFes Of the husband, any OF his c dor And IN case
OF the death Of the wife beOe her husband the amount OF
the insurance may be made payable after her DEATH to her
children, or Their guardian, for their use
creditor insure the life OF his debtor Ia the aar Of
ms debt as an indemnify against the loss of the det
eY For Prospectus ard all papers NECESSARY m ef, In
sqranee, and all information as 10 the plan Of peFans an
P9 70 II. q. HEARTH
10 Banks Arcade New OTeaus
JE 1Lk Vf2 MOTT m d Medical Board Of Con
b. STILLE, VI D., No. sNorth st. opposite LAFAYETTE
Square, Medical Examiner New Orleans
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS STORE.
p. w. WOODLIEF.

y
u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
N generally that he has Just opened at the above establish
well selected stock of French English, German,
Swiss and American Goods which he invites their
particular attention His stock consists principally of the fol-
lowing articles viz:
Rich CashmeTes and Mousseines lie Lame plain and fg-
ured; rich OmuTe, changeable and figured Silks black,
waeTed and plain Silks MeFnoS; black and eooTed Apa
cas- black Bombaziaes; French and American Prints; CASH
and silk Shaws; nch Canton Grape Shawls; embFo
deed Collars and Capes; wOsed and cotton Shawls and
Table Sets; linen cambria Handkeches embroidered and
styles; cotton, silk and woolen Hosiery misses and
boys Hosiery; Gloves; CrRvats; fancy HandkeTehe meT
and silk Shirts and Drawers; wOrsed Palds Tor chdIen
Linens; Lawns; etc etc. etc.
He also invites the attention of Planters complete
assortment of PLANTATION GOODS consisting of
kefseys, Lnseys, COttons, Fannes Blankets, Hosiery,
Caps, etc. etc. ne
COAL! COAL!
CITY COAL YARDS.-OFFICE and YARDS Nos. 1872
- and 334 TCHOUPITOULAs STREET three squares above
St Mary maTket-Always hand and for sale, wholesale
Teta either By aoat OF yards, in guam
C-4.NNEL. and IRdDE H.fTER coal.
Steamships eOaed and trimmed with dspach STEAMBOATS,,
TowbOa1 FOundres Cotton Presses Sugar eDeTies HO-
tells Smith Mills, Plantations the lower Cost,
Water and Gas Works supplied with any quantity of the
best PIFTSBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
Dispatch Families Stores, Offices. etc. supplied with the
best quality OF Pttsburg. nthTace, English Camel and
Trade Water Coal well screened, delivered in parts of
the cities OF New0reans Lafayette and enyirOn at the low
est market prices
e1R- All orders strictly attended to.
EB~ Contracts entered into TO supply yearly.
MCLEAN, WILLARD & co..
NJ 3m 1872 TchoupItOulas street
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MAYO's MUSIC STORE,

No 5 CAMP street.
DIANo-FORTES.- 81, 81 and octaveg, beautiful
patterns, with rich Black Walnut, - e..
Rosewood and Mahogany Cases with iron III
frames and patent vibrating ovebfidge,7 N M ri N
from the best manuiactores in Boston, Newt x v y
York, Philadelphia and Paris.
COLEMAN'S EOLIAN PIANO-FORTES, from the
old and celebrated Factory Of T. Gilbert Co., warranted
to remain in tune for years.
CATHCART'S MELOOEON,-Fhis beautiful toned
instrument for Village Churches. Lodges Serenading
Parties and the private practice Of Organist is not surpass
SECONDHAND PIANOS, ffom SIS 10 $50
Brass instruments, Suinged instruments. Strings for
Harp Piano. Violin, ViOoncelo Double Base. BanjOs and
Guitar; Drums, Bass and Tenor; TambOunnes, BaDjos,
Music Stands, Canterbunes Music Stools, Dactylions
TfG,N HOOKS for every RIusieai Instrument 4 fresh
stock Of the above Just received and offered low prices
by retail and wholesale. ne I'm
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CHARLES NYsTRAND,

And for every description Of inflammation Bruises Burns
and Scalds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT is
a sovereign remedy.
An of the above may be found WELD CO. Depot
of Cheap Literature. No. 70 Camp street. a5tf
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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIE

HIGH SOAOOL FOX YOUNG LADIES
rs B0ARDERS OR DAY PUPILS.
CARQNDELET STREET, NEAR ST; JOSEPH STREET i.
TTSTABLlSHEn in 1912 under the snpeuntendenee OF
Ia the Misses ALLISON from London,-In this Insttu-
ton conducted the best plans OF European instruction,
Theories or superficial methods Of teaching to elicit display
resoed to- in of the various departments OF science
The French Language is under the superintendent of
French gentleman Of high literary aftalnments other Ian
tens Of equal eminence in their professions ,, .r.-
Drawing in every style taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for of one of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe
EC Terms NAV be known application to the residence
Ofthe Misses ALLISON. Carondelet st. ms 1y
FALL, 1e48--GUTTA PERoHA
N received by the Indiana, Manchester and ALE -
g goees Of b am nQT EsssyP P3'Vf d
&SS GUTTA PERCHA sTIFFENED HATS. ~
have been tried viz in New York Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore These Hats are got up In superior style TO
aR o5 ever One' OsS BUSc 80 Canal afs
SPIKES SPIKES OAKUlG
799 k ss cea op s sPf 9s and Nils
60 &c & Sandi E0s sHEA fAhSMP
In store and for sale by SAMUEL. LOCKE,
Nos. s and Front Levee, between CustomhOuse
mis- end Renville streets
TAPESTRY R5RIg RfSF1Na.A AND VELVET
w at9 e9sTi9g large assortment OF the above
BRUSSELS 8pys, ineiains in great variety of qua tiles
and patterns, Venetians, for halls and stairs Figured
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CLoI rs. FIN Is to inch;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS of various qualities
MATTINGS and FLOOR OIL CLOTH, I'm TO "a feet
wide, beautiful patterns, of various qualities and
well seasoned all of which we offer at the lowest
market prices, at wholesale OF retail.
O20 3m A. BROUSSEAU & CO.. q Charities st.
GROCERIES, Etc.
GTURGES WRIGHT offer for sale, at 80 TCHOUPI-
~ TOULAs STREET
400 Boxes Star aud Talow CANDLES
200 do STARCH, Fox'sn
400 do w. r. CHEESE.
20 do S. G. BEEF TONGUES.
so do kETCHUP.
500 Firkns and kegs Superior BUTTER.
10 Barrels and half do superior Roll do.
200 Kegs Leaf LARD
80 Barrels Bright NARNISH.
20 Hhds. LAMP BLACK
100 Gases Dairy ENGLISH CHEESE.
ALso-A regulars supply of GOSHEN BUTTER. n2lu
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- uBT. w WORTHINGTON, General agent and
~ Collector Rodney Jefferson county Mississippi will
atten punetuiy to the Cs'ectiOn of Notes Drafts Ac
counts &c. IN this and southern part Claiborne county
Rtfers to--lirake & Egans, BToughton & MurdOck
P1neFaId, Warren y Co, Rodney, Miss; John GOOdin
KiohrId Beck, r. II & G. M. Bayy, New Orleans; w
K. Horny, I; A. s. D6niphan Natchez; James Goodin
CIncInnati JAS Hand Philadelphia j. G. James, Lexing
On !; Fhos IRELAND, Cl-ibOrns county Miss. ap29
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DoDGE's RHEUMATIC LIVIHENT,

41ON'S , - : ~ Al1-A - - =
Pains in the Back and Chest, lnammae ion Of the Kid
neys, Contraction OF the Muscles. Spinal Affection Aste
in the Breast and Face Sore Throat Group Chibanso
Frosted Feet Cons, etc etc.
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HEMP WAREHOUSES;.
VTTESTERN AND PHCENIX-Thes subscribers, having
Wv devoted the upper floors of the Phoenix and kNA\M
Western Warehouses, exclusively the storage ofNa
Hemp, in order to meet the views of the Board of 800
Underwriters prepared and store the article
accommodating terms. Having number of presses in the
buildings, they also prepared any moment to
ec and ebale the manner and low rates.
EMERSON, TOURNE & co.
ap20 1853 TchouDitOUlas st..
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UhbI OF TEE LAIE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
Il sentation and adjustment with the State OF Texas of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
OF Texas Those wishing to engage his services can do
BY calling addressing him at No. 81 PoVdras street
Men Orleans MEMUCAN HUNT, of Texas
- ReiertO: @. A Jacobs, G. Burke, Aleee abranche
S. S. PTentisS and Bale Peyton. Esdrs. aIgH
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

manufacturing i on the other, or h ode,
words. If II has besh ascertainsd.sf sf which
there is no doubt, that the nomination VISA
made through the instrumentslity Of poE,i.
clans withoutthe slightest reference 10 IA
public will, and that the interest Of m.
party are likely 10 Be sacrificed BY ii then
hold, that the error ought 10 be. correste3
BY the people themselves, and ! trust in
God, the meeting you notify me 81, may DUE
the ball in motion, that il Il may roll; md
gesthef As it rolls; until the Nhis pst,t
shall have its eyes open to its true eondis.
ton, uniting IS o man, On the only on.
who lives explained in the hearts If M,
countrymen, we may command q triumpb.
that ousreal strength entities Us to achieve
shall be in New York very shortly.
Yours, truly. in great haste,
JOHN N. Bolts.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

-s+txrfmr1ms;- @frn MS Talents, viii his IL:
aud | verify believe that unless
tieresis q renewed strength, an augmented
strength "f Wing votes in Congress, he will
accomplish his purpose. He ,c;N surely
haze Me Senate, and with the patronage Of
the government, with every interest that
he as a northern man can bring to bear, CO.
operating with every interest that The south
can bring to bear-we cry safety before We
are out Of the woods, if we feel that thprs
is no danger as TO these new territories"
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

- SIN .dfs IcidttDn If GehHemeR. "-Mer
who are sounding the Abolition current ia
the Pnliticsl waters, and desire. to propa-
gate doctrines that would overwhrlm their
naked names with odium, seek to thrust
their peculiar views before the eyes Of the
people, by virtue Of the above irresponsible
association Of words. These men are eth.
.er afraid or ashamed to write publicly thril
views orer their proper signatures, or b..
liese their names will contribute nothing IN
those views. tits then, no doubt, the bet.
ter part of policy for the Missouri Barn.
burner. Quincy Tribune, and Ill other is
sues Of the kind to breathe their short lives,
in. these regions, under the editorial charge
Of 'nomen OK nnmine.n. l..s
We have before us cory of the FIRST No.
Ct the last named paper, edited as ws hare
said, BY an "Association of Gentirmen"-
apart Of whom, for aught we know, may
be geHmen nb eOGr. Itsnpports for Presi.
dent aud Vice President Van Buren, and
Adsms-tslks wildly Of the strength Of this
UaiOn. OF the Magician and the Peuritna.
Wsmaks the following extract from its ac-
count Of the proceedings Of the "ButfaIo
gathering" ~
''In the afternoon Giddings resumed his
speech. Then Douglass, a celebrated col
cred speaker was called for, bu! did not
speak. President Mshan then spoke; q
lettsrifrom Gov. SIads was read. Speech
e. followed from Briggs and Gillett, of
Ohio; Willis and Bib, (sgemmen OBJ col.
or of Michigan, aud Peck, Of Connect.
cut. Then a gentleman announced that
the conferees had nominated Martin Van
Buren, for President. Til, was received
with q round Of cheering from the immense
muitituds which was continued till they
couldn't shout aAy more, and then soent to
supper" italics ours 2''i'.
The above is aspecimen Of this adventurous
Stree dirt" ahalitiOn print, started at Quincy for
ths promotion Of the cause Of Van Buren, and
Adams. The suppression Of its editorisG r..
'ponsibhity shows in what light it believes its
doctrine tobs hsA BY The citizens Of Illinois.
It only asks to live ten weeks. ST.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

Il The WI'is papers are down upon Va,
Buren, with partizan f~nry;-he draws toc
heavily upon their rail- Is f"r support. They
say allsl,e hard things Of him that they used
%. except that ahoms the blood hounds
10! breathe not" the Islander. In this, ".
think. they have committed an error. Il
they really wish to drive humane Wing,
from his support, We recommend the use Of
that blood. hound banner used in 1870.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

A great gathering Of the Democracy
place in Philadelphia on the 18Th inst
The lion. George 81. Dallas. Vice Presi.
dent Of tile United States, and many Other
distinguished speakers t",k Part. Ten
thousand persons aIr said to have hpei
present. The old Keystone is firm in the
democratic arch.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

Photographic dispatches from Baltimore
state that the letter Of Gen. Taylor, written
in June last, TO the Independent Tsylo:
party Of Maryland, is now published. will
his consent, in the Baltimore Patriiof, in
which he fully approves the course pursued
by Judge Sanders in the Philadelphia Con.
vsntion.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

We hare received the October No. oil
Godty's Lady's Book, wi ich possesses
much merit. II contains srven,y-tw" rsgrs
"a ~extra-by ,hirty.four contributors,
and has twenty ensravings. 1t is a very
cheap Magazine, only So for it and the
Lady's Dollsr Newspaper.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25
The Independence (Nio.) Eapossk~s o.

The Independence MOI Erpos,k~s o.
the 18th, says:
"The word now is, that the trnops ar.
c"ini"g-and a portion Of the Indian Bat.
talon is expected he re on Monday next
Prices C"mmsnd were within FIVE days
marchrf Santa Fe when the last train il
left that city. and they will probably BE-
here, in the cnnise Of a week or ten days
whsrr they are To b. paid ID and mustered
out Of service, in accordance with the orig.
inal order from the War Department.
So we may expect the Santa'Fe vnlun.
teers here in q few weeks-and they De.
serve a cordial welcome.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

The Basin Traveller says a movement
for Mr.. Clay is abnut to be made in that
city. A number Of the friends Of Mr.. C.
ia that section, contemplate = denonstra.
tiol. in his favor for the Presidency.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

It will be seen by her card in anothes
column, that the steamer Ocean Wdre has
resumed herplace in this trade. She and
the EdGdrd Bukes now run on tie same
days.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

There has been no election Of Governor
BY tire people in Vermont. The election
will der"lre on the Legislature, which is
largely Wing as usual. She is jnined ia
federalism, and sympathises strongly will
the s'fiee dirt" sbolitimuisis.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

The Hannibal Journal is in great sson,
about the Buffalo Hunt. It says. "whs'
must the people Of Mexico think when the,
hear the papers Of this country charging
their Executive with a deliberate intention
20 vi"lste q treaty, the ink m which i.
scarcely yet dry" Why. think they ar.
at their old game Of lying on their Executive
10 peace, ss well as in war.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

has received Instructions tod-al with them
in the mos summary name should they
fall into his hands,
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

The St. Lonis Conference Of the Metllo.
diet Episcopal Church, convenes in that
city On Wednesday, next.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

u Mr.. Clay has rsfus.d to accept H..
nominstioR If the late Wig Co%nven,ior
held ia New York. He made known his
willingness {" accept the nomination Of tie
FhiIsdelpi,ia Convention. which was given
70 Gem TAylae, end INV will not BE- nom.
mated bya par. III lds he.bss acted much
.pots Ikea man oreorrect feeling than did
Van Barsu. aYees s fsS 10 hF~
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

B"Iis"ry Clay and the principles Of
the Wig party we're buried in one com.
mon grave at Philadelphis."-L L. Whae'.
rhig) speech.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

Speaker Of the Hjnse.-Dr 4. NJ. Rob
insoH. IF Plate, and E. B. Ewing. Of Ray,
have Been recommended by their friend,
as suitable persons to preside ov-rthe House
|of Representatives at the meeting Of the
Legislature. "a ;
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

~ have Travelled full four Thousand miles
since the nomination, a. Philadelphia. and /
have asked IN vain for correct information 30
|regsrds the locality of the spontaneous
coinbustioa' said to have besHPsoducsd By
them. (LaHgbter.l 1t eanHat be found--i
d does not exist. Like the hvsE & agueO
lllinnis. il is always ffsy snilsa fayihsr bs.s
Iyond |. (Applaase.li ] AesrS Of il but
couldn't 6Rd IA. % There might have bsea
|soms fen apoFadic, esses % tbs adostoEsS
eau unaeoonntshls orfsisaiions Gaoiadibiau..
|ala, but the, endemic 1ass ne Uwhess.-s
loud chsera.Hfi bsifieeHI. bas s'ta:sl
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

4pe toset8h news u ol . paclhc charac-
teF. Some arrests are still going on ia
England spd Ireland, while the trials Of
others are progr essiag. The Dublin Erea.
ing Herald cOntains. the following stste.
ment:
''~Jnformstion has been received BY. the
Government. that most Of the officers and
ben. commissioned officers with q consider.
able Hamber Of the private snldirrs, Of q
dishaaded American regiment, recently
eWplvysd in the Mexican wsr, sailed from .
Tszap part OF the 18th OF 18th Of last
@ostil. 70 tein the Irish insurgents, whom
they expreisd 10 fud in arms on their ar
EivSt. Bib s6errs and men are nearly an
Irifh; ti,ey are PrariJrdi it Is said, with 10.
ees Of canaon, and fieir object was IN. III.
sect chs military Organization It the irish
evolutionary army. Arrangements have
beeiIs lsaas ealeslst<dte isssrs the capture
u shiS SG6a IL prsiss, asd Sir c. NspierI
- . - ~ - "a
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25
MAINE ELECTION.

IN sixty.eight Towns heard from Danna,
dsnocratic candidate for Governor, was 1910
votes ahead. The Congressional delegation
stsDds-Whigs 2, Democrats s. A later des.
Pasch by way OF Chicago gives returns frcn
thTss.fOurths of the State. placing the figure, a.
follows: llAmlin (W.) 21.lOs; Danna H.
S4s7s4i Fssssnden (Free SOil) 1873. a~.
That part Of the Stale yet to Be heard from ID
largely democratic. ri
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

Spontaneous C0ns6ustion The Hon
Robert Csntoui made q speech atthe Dem,
|~ocratic State Convention Of Mass, week
last. IN the course Of his remarks,
he said: e sst .a5 |sf .
Democratic banner., 1848-09-25

Electors far Presadsntand Fire President
lst Distric-JOHN C. WEI.BoRE. Of Pike
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

,onsef suffer him 10 take al ,,,;.
him 70 I rs""ss o. public -, and na;nr. ,,c NV
| OF eyrnin. ''"ee.us scenes where The .h. H..
he locks az BEGINNING 10 faii, il i hen
| lis llle-wta' see wna has been he frn, !.
aa,rls and wt., zen The iad renee d, hi, ~.
his below % s enect OF his opinions nooo
sinh. ~ ,i' Like ne old Rom sts,esma,,
80 :" INC entrance 81 their Hone. IN. -
Elections '"h rom such re-
oa' now oIher 10 him must be ,be ,,r,ra,,,
an ~, '"'y years Of his lie, devoted 10 b;s n,,,,
"a :" 'sr'f service and using all his ora,ir;ca.,
pu"eis ior The elevation Of his parry ana nam =,
."c oec'ihe Of hi life 10 find bm.eli thrns, -. ~
'n. ihiiI;afy cniel,ain taken in hi, stead h -.
Nj; cn;u ,"nehaa'ion IS his military services.
measures OF his lie HE A,orr,csn So S''a'
ssrs u .Jeced AZ false in nrinr,nI. =, 'sn, ne
I'm run IN practice. Ii the golden y;.;an *
odhh RISES 10 MS view. n. voice .. -; - d
eci"'ihs Il 10 be an obsolete idea fcb.s -:
t.l,,. nc attempts 10 scan The actions nj b;s
ls''"" cHlZ.ns, The Conduct OF ri, ns,,, r; us
,r's"as over him chill al The prosncc, =, ~,
tiShlul cnise more terrible man va ,s y; ,""'
n an b;s , WI .hey, ~ defiance and conemot
lis bal"v', ~ IONS, are striving 10 bring npen
,as osi,i se1 country country. Unfortunate man IT..
' ';nn me lf'sf",s Of The Wti. ra.tr .'e sur
a monument .. de.eriicr- -"st aside By
:" ."hds-a> tie wufsi:irr..s OF sTaven INA.
wind. -. Won
hr assured OF Democratic majority Tor Cas-
nd Butter in Logan an! Boone cueu,irs B.
LOGAN Co., Va 1918