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!. ARn son sUErruR1NG

~ ARB You SUFFERING
RoM RheagstI.n sore IhESSt, CrOgg. DIi1 ,St
Beat or sds, sIiSin Or Head Ache IGhsnmS
lion, GjoIbts GUS Hrses Sores FeyeTsoIes.
Rs@ eRS isSs ss q
Gus lnseetsor Rebd Doss, goeake, AIe il!he Breast
SsS S II lie ~ sStds cuts Of SSy Sai
Muscular welcomes. paralysls Piles. ag Ache, Ueers
s nS ss
astul Cd that In this article youhaye
la ~ & A 0VEREICN REMEDY ). ~,
T@ss q Rsas sa sSS out
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
such number d diseases bot ifyoGbu efcciiiat these
diseases though ngmei Gus ianei al aise nom similar
causes The viii! bst
Ses would force lie candid 10 acknowledge lis merits for
az WHO have used e themselves. or witnessed w. magic
" no THOSE " no THINK,
many external agd Internal diseases entirely differ
en hani;sG And has Il never occurred 10 you That REM
t 90 @g ESs SSgi
az LlNIAkhT, which does not Insult your understanding
By claiming TO have beef found 6'r1fgg oEnilins
dTysPRINu sGiESoI being mia and simple Nc!on
aud YET n itS power almost lIcredele
aud set being nOxlols the wSOkcstnlart Ills also
BY i3r tho eheapsd Eminent the market being put uin
ihafihsiarssst bssles 6ilg more Than four tiincsas
we Sr ny you with pride ana con-
poor, hghor low.
lie unprecedented size nwhoht tho Nourerel LtnInen
makes impossible for US topay for lilo printing Of The
hundreds oreerlfcaes we gilt publish, nor do we deem
as tho Article Il Is used will certify
We woald however refer those afuctsd ones whoh
TO the lollowlnR names being but few OF tic nanypcr
sons whose Character o c9pdor and yeraoy lee'ls no
In the different diseases for Which IL recommended,
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NfEsDICAL.
- 7l1.SF118.I'lsl,i,'iT

SIS stel Prof. woods,
I'll mir ReetorntlYel lei now The hrst time intro
IL dpeelt the Citizens OF at No t39 Market
tbs only sure that
9Iigigal color ef youth esI cover tts bid
head vi short time The natural oyetlng; feiuoSo
and prevents the hair from falling Oh ana "a nee
from tho bY Aenlqnt 80 Objectionable N Ilyors prepS
sroRATSk is beautiful Iice of tS toilet fof the old
are respeey Sisa 10 I'll the Ispet Ina ssa@i N,
we iesimoglas Of and gentlemen OF high fepua.
ton the southdnd West, wheTeit was Invented, but
VIII refer tothe certificate below the iStEguished
statesman anu Senator lpdss s,ssss, q Illinois,
have used Prof o. s. liar J, And
nave admired Cue wonderful eject Myhair was bfeom-
es grey, but by tho use OF his
has resumed It's Slnal oor and have
TX slDERY BRgEsg,
G3stas3si Rxisehstor Of Tie United states,
Professor Woods Oriental AanntiYe 4
l,inimcnt, 5.at.iI
TINS attainment valuable auxiliary IN tho treatment Of
some Of The most formidable diseRses With which II Is I
LOT TO contehdj orinsianee, iuamAaon tango and
tonst BY thorough and continued application Of ibis
Imminent over the rEon OF lie Affected organ, these OH
erwlse formidable diseases are at once OIL more
than half terrols, particularly among and
wtAll the elOqUeneo OF ceiling aid hear Their
united testimony 10 tile fact that II had chill
den from the Very Jaws OF DEATH and restored them 10
their former hand beauty. Again, twill BIO found
hsan Asle Cake or an endorsement OF the Spleen malt
cases where an external application Is OF service this n
TneHt will be found useful.
General Depot coo Broadway, New'Yorki and ia
aTkct 81. 81 LOUIS III
Porsao wholesale and retail In Wheeling by
je1d3m Ht.a WILLIAM y. ARMSTRONG; II.
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new savings5 BANK Store.
NEwY4tHIsoSrD lErrERs AT rDE OLD POST ogFlOEl

receiving and orening an unusually large and
j. gensal assortment Of Booa, Shoes, Hats, Ronnes,
upbreasand Cerpet Sseks The corner OF Market and
Monroe Streets Wheeling Va, In the room formerly
tled as fhe Post once and opposite tho Mcclure House
very large and new stock which was purchased
for CASH from the nAnufactufets the North uder the
most favorable circumstances, and offer them 10 the Cit
Ies or Wheeling and vicinity az reduced prices, whole
sale aud retail, and respectfully solicit share OF patrons
0eeI ~ isttti
- deemit useless 10 say much In praise OF my stock q
mistake not, the people OF Wheeling not easily
hunbuGEed BY pus, sueett TO say have any
variety Q. nies youths and boys Boots and Shoes, mir
for, silk moleskn, WOOL lNghotn, brush and straw hats
bonEsts OF the most recent fashions and styles Also
Sboes SlInpcTs and CATERS bol FOR ladies' nsscs and
children or the most fashionable style, mako aud quality
--.cAll aud zee for yourselves.
Having purchased largo stock OF the above named
tcles, would respectfully invite country merchants to
call and zee me, or send their orders Will duplicate
any billSpurehasedin the eastern cities for cash:
ans ms ,.fis.' az I.fa ,. II. ii. WATSON.
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Ftom a. Eaitmohl Ia. .R.pnbllean.

tflI Ffomt TIE Fatrmoht (Pd.l Republican, fs :.
AN lkvALUAHLk MEDICINE. -lt Is but seldom VIC md
OF disease, one we 10 eoHeld orwnse vir'
tues we ae able 10 discover, and lave always tedousy
ono 10 suppose that we plac any faith IN their pclen
slonk. But with reference oa remedy manu- aeiue1 IN
this place. and which has become famllar TO tile public
household words, speak nom knowledge OF It's in
trnsc exeellenoes, Its adaptation TO many Of tie Ills OF
seak OF the NOhpaIel Nerve and bone Lnneni preraT
ID Caro- Co.., fIom prescription furnished by
Dir Watson Carr ate OF Moreantown, anlnow Of Wheel.
Ing onr Of the most eminent Physcals IN Virginia This
based upon broad phncpl any rene.
y which will relieve external pain, will II noneIly COM
pounded, 30 equally eicacious In IemoyiI internal alice
lions principle that has hecn successfully deyeloel-
10 simply the ohspriDg OF Scelce belng mild and SIM
plen Its Gelion snd yet revealing In It's ELECTS lower
more incredible, Hing tho must hidden snews OF man
n II also nv lie esss,'i mani IN ts bsinr
put up In otes twice as large the majority one
times as strong. wC commend II TO those III want OF
RnIe and caTtnlI remedy.
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Planished" Tin Ware.
lust opened an assortment splendid Panshed Ware,
consisting coce and Tea Ufns chatting nishos, 0ys
COOLERS stomach warmers, and painted Toilet scs--'a
beautiNarticle WeTespeclly solicit the attention Of
lie public 20 our varied aid beautiful assortment OF House
~ HOBBS, BARNES & co,
H. T. ..5 Eo2S, Monroe ST, near tie Post Office,
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public ior the Years and ia We become well and
hvorSby kownibat they do moi require any very euho
i ve wsS IN mi PSrs 81 and mas sss
thrr introduolion Into the United States have efe7ted
herub!IC. In tho t,ealment of Gone'rhota and 6ti al
been equallcd, having cured many CSses eight
years, sSnang and ts proIlist9T ,s l'artgst mem to
they contain nS an Other mineral substance
M ms IVY s Ue
and viii do no injury 10 he mos femss THOSE
wno NM w NY anu
my ~ nn, @ 70 t,Iss VIII M,
psnyg Them We SnS me tS,leh a. % cts
Ie, uy,.y; . M HaE nave "esh
oy M ~ .1 o.. te 5sts
,Shs sI 1 @ SOa a.
DURoYi& CO., GESEaAL AoESTs.
Tor me UNIFIED States ana Canada 10 whom orders must
Principal Depot Ass Broadway corner Grand ST. New
f9Ik ,,,E. M ,.,.t..., -. Ina ,.,.ut :, l.itl 4 i!
SO'oih "heeups' Tl'G n pS wv q Co
p,,tshnrv Ft.EMlNG a uRoTHfR " IA IA Wond
a., AM, ~ Drufrist Is generally jeI6-3m
. =! ~, -. - =, X
" AF'FEiC1EDR EADI!
DhiIadciphia Medical III ouse-- tabshed 90
Eis betweeI, Sni q and Fine phiIaIelphIa Pa
INVALlDS
are arpaca 1haI Dr. ~ eOnmsS ss rISe'Gs
Undivided attention. Iie' cautions tie 1IliofIlnSte
Ssanst tho abuse Of moi y thousands ale annual lily
neTcuriaijEcI ouf OF e Kccent veclons arc nTolnny
eXtinsuished. y N'''' 80
STWEN1,Y WEARS OR EXPERIENCES
a., ,'.-.a. a, 80. 4, $50 .t,i, ~ 49,,
~ re oI SSss q HSssSsg ~
tEses ,so,E ON 10 MOVE
iat nina isnbS NJ Ihc eSnscs II lebiliiv iocal
and mem al AM. snfTer-
Is s ~ N.Y. Io1'"hr & ~
sieI enI springs Of domestic misery ahu
r''t"S .'u ;r Az = "a 3TIciII An NoTIcR
m N'IhhE hnIloOLah W. tSE, =,
lheLelS 1h eVlI manu- sometimes Dy poysI ~
U,sr ~ w ,i "n , " nI S.u
Gus STstSoIss 10 nrImo,aI spincss bui gives isS 10
oS. " OF os s wn nw anu II" &
W o s mill bey ind e
c s ySses fS s md 'a
Ihe u4rtu.Stc lhu: G6sted becomes feeble s una;
lie s, JS sr ss bc ~ XXI 4, s.n
lto and enca es in Ills SNORT viii less energy than usual
lie enaieipates himself before tie practice las done
iii 4sss are 's % @ s sSsSd
ratft 56 MARRIAGE. $3.50
Requ es the Cuhlnent or several conditions, In order
that il may be really the cause Of mutual Happiness
VA {. o% mai sy !s could Il Sc 10 phys
and their a. q ~ lGp
s!tss S.i ,sSSsd osanlzsiloH IeIssod reviSlasa an"
'"s"S'"'"'O' REMEMBER El
lie who places hlmseliundct Dr Rlnkelms treatment
S s ss Y @ s .soss Sfbsm pa
tleils will never be disclosed sg
Young saes 70 false glodssty 5s!styou from max
% %S re-
FOO maiiy thiuk they will conceal the secret In their
own hearts, a"d cure ihcnn ely eS alas how Often Is ls
ialal deIpeou, ana how many promising young man,
ifosyIns earth. {. :,
spptSioSof tGoape1litaI agent, used only by III K:
LVedknCss aud eomstiutoGt dt6IHtyP':mPv cared ana
JuHriser TtSO,td.
tff, COUNTRY lNYALlDS.
Can Cby stating their case explicitly, together with
S!olSS sIr soe SS.TT Dr.
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NfEDICINAL.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
10 i AZ, 4 M ,EiYl9 "
Z PRRSCR IN FU III tJISHEDi BY DIR,
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING II.
lLATE or AiORGANToWS.
nj Md poa 6s Siead thSt agy nnlea
tbfH Ttiifts al tfisrBal PaNi pil, tfffepetlv com
Se,,,tisS b Ioi,aliv sleeeSlf9l III fthiepins tHier-
IaStetioast b fossF ibhieh 4, ksflyalip
ssssi SSSSp a GIL f fiiSiifss2 M
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:" - III IN o GE Gsbs ON
ATTORNEYS at law g. land Agents,
Marshall C. HI, Va, MoundsUille, r. o., a
YHIILA practice In Ohio Marshall and eleounties
wv Particular attention will e given TO ana
LAID business All kinds OF land constantly for sale
aH2l-IYd&tW ....l.-.....- ....-.t 49, ~ n y
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ia sTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

% d =. ~ .7-7--,77-- - -
~ 1h1 AtngaUIJRIAlfNS5s ~ tily) ftsft III
II, an TN ISM AgT, 81 4, IA ~. ~
,'ti = ~. y ! = - q =.
y, 4 n n NJ IS Ess1 b ~ y, {.
Ar f0ffStAts24tt6tstS .t etL IlIsfAlI, ~
a3}9is9 t.lAis ClAAtlkHl1a9 Est III jiiieia
o 'URT sAll AZ S,p OR En- :, S,
ist''' ~ sysesis he sisfs ieHss!i IN a.,
n K las always In store q fllll stock oil 4
FEsnch Bfoci All Lace aud Muslin OHftans
trench satin de LAlilesi Table n Piano Covers c;e,i
india satin DSnssksI Git couieest ~,
Prehch MoauclteI 'ts Gilt Pins aid Hands, "
no Pushes, t'u Glht,t, Ftingesi Z. ~
MY. Painted WINDOW. SLidDR Of all styles and
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y - ',,,,,,,oo.s 4 ,twoaES's 0AiTEEs, Hall
t,0l0pE mems kip boots - oAIItEs 10 ~:
(, SS trsI II s.iSi nSssS 400 do hall gllters,
Inn ,,ssn,s ~, AZ D,oht IA so do WakHgshoes
bVVO n n,., W'ou I'M do pegsed busklBh
600 mems calf brogans, so DO G ..s Uu'A"' '"'
1000 prime Kip do w. PeIs.
Loo do thick 10 Nlists soO ~ ~
- - ~ Sny,s ~ ,nrs 800 misses moIoteohtS
1900 palT rI boys thick tic bootees, 80 DO KIP
200 calf do $40 ho h Sti
800 mr. Youths eaIfboois, 1850 do blatk ny, ana
310 ~ y2In 80 MIN 10 bTonIed Gdltls,
'iESN ~ .htsy ~ eiltLpREIS boofth'
Snys 1NS t,r,,s 1850 nrI anty bOats
l000pr boys kip brogans, 1900 ky q mCvsidm
1900 do thick do l,0O emiaIen. ~
EN- Ia kin do 1900 do eolota
SS9 hnSS. ~, s'pp,,hs s,,tdo GpN sHots. -
,,nTrn,s ,,rv sonTs ACOnrai,s mens' la o,s'
6ot, ma 40 A. LSSisI chlidrens Gum Seos~
INN! SS,r wv al IL YVO'' HAYS AEp Cir.,
en- iii 10 400 doi mems pusn eIp"
SSNn hin, ~ 4i ~ 400 & GUvl WOOL bt"b
SH3 '"Ne' 400 wood band boxes. . v,.,d.A
Thanked forthe libe raj pau onage bele'V'V''
US, we solicit continuance OF we Sas RMS e. KNOX
Rep3 MCOnA DI "--------
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AND COACH TRIMMIN0. is4I
lust oneped, large assortment olsaddler's Hardware
81 ard Coach THINNING, Coach aid leitLer Narnsh,
rgy Bows, Hpbbs, Spokes, Fellows, Garbage and Tire
Iol(s Malleabe Irons, Patent and Enaneled Leather,
and used by file trade to which iuvlie tho
itnlioh or The public. JOHN KNoTR,
fnaI3 Y Old Stand, 1853 Main st
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TIE AsTOR LIBRARY.

We have received some fault finding letters relative
10 the management Of this institution. The recent
regulations that no person under sixteen is to be al
lowed to obtain books and that the Library is only to
be open by day light, are especially objected to Per-
haps the former ought to be modified, but it may be
well 20 ponder the following considerations;
|. great Library is not necessarily resort fog
omnvorous reading On the contrary few of the great
Libraries are ever visited for that purpose The poor
youth or maiden who desires to read or study needs
books that msy be taken home perused in solitude and
kept until thoroughly mastered; and there very
few who really want to read that cannot obtain good
books for that use readily ard cheaply than by
going to the Astor Library to peruse them.
, The main use of great Library is far different
from this The Historian, Economist, Lawyer, Physi-
can Clergyman, Editor Teacher, Merchsnt-in short,
almost every one who reads at all or thinks-will, st
some time OF other want to consult some rare or ex
pensiye book which is lot at his command. lie wants
to know where this book may pretty surely be found;
to know where he may confidently look for rare book
in case he should ever happen to want it. We have
often spent hours in quest of some needed data or fact
when great Library, such the Astor soon will be,
would almost certainly have enabled US to find it in
half an hour az furthest.
The Aston Library was never intended rs boys
and girls resort for popular reading Ii has very
different use and a very important We trust the
Librarian will be as accommodating he consistently
can but be cannot afford to make primary school or
boys loupgng room out of Mr. Astors magnificent and
wellconsidered bequest. He has no right to secure
Fictitious popularity at the expense OF lasting utility
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

VERMONT Judge Pierpont has decided at Rutland
that so much of the Liquor Prohibition act of that
State as directs that seized Liquor shall be destroyed
without direct proof that any has been sold is uncOu-
stuora CThisis or the basis of the late Massschu-
sett decision The goes up to the Supreme Court,
bur similar de ,ison is spprehended there. The sly,
law breaking rumselers of Vermont are greatly elaed
by this decision.
We must lave patience with these cayils That the
IL eslaure Of State has right to forbid the keep
ing on hsnd as well the sale of any article deemed in
urious perous to the public interest, is abundan'y
course the right forbid the keeping hand includes
the right 10 prescribe the exceptional in which 1t
may be kept as in the of powder, and further,
that be who seeks TO reclaim liquor legally seized
mus; yrore h0 il uithiH the exceptions aforesaid
on pam of forfeiture But we do not yet know on what
grounds this decision was rendered
Il will Of course be widely proclaimed that Tie Ter
mont Judges hare Gtcdsd the Maine Lac unconstitutional
when they have done such thing but the contrary
most empbsticslly. The general validity of the Law
OF Prohibition ia fixed fact Vermont. In this case
single Judge has decided that Liquor cannot be de-
stroyed without positive proof that it kept in
tended for sale ard this the Court above may
verse In either case, processs affected which the
friends of Prohibition have been accustomed to resort
10 or rely 1t Will still be ofense to sell In.ox
eating Beverages and means will be found to convict
ard punish the offenders.
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reprinted here is entitled TO Copyright and SO
to per oeasge Os the sales Of tha; book then the su
thor OF book the demand for which vii no. Justify
Ieprintng, is at least equally entitled 70 It, SONS
works of this class are among the very best Issued,
while their authors are presump.iVely poorer thsA
their popular brethren. If it be right as we doubt
not t is) to encourage the reprnsDg of books here
rather than their Importation from abroad the Tariff
and not Treaty affords the proper means of asserting
that right Let US have the Treaty, pure and simple,
or lose 1t.
But we did not mean TO argue the question All we
ask is that the Senate shall the various amend
ments proposed or which may be offered, then on the
Treaty itself, and publish both Treaty and Amend
mepts with the Yeas and Nays each. We like Gen.
TAYLOR in his bloodhound letter. have desire TO
worry the Senator'S only wish to know where they
uoy respectively be found Is this asking too much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

In the Senate, yesterday, letter received from
the Hon TRUMAN SMITH Of Connecticut resigning his
seat member of that body from the . lth of May
next. resolution was adopted directing inquiry
by the Committee on Commerce into the ex ped ency
of making appropriation for the purchase of a site
and the erection of Custom. House at Burlington, VT
Petitions were presented praying steps may be taken
to colOhize and cylize the Indians at Puges Sound
Washington Territory. The resolution offered on
Monday, calling for the correspondence of Mr. Bar
nard, while Minister of the United States az Berlin
was tbken up and adopted A memorial from the mer-
chants of Baltimore and others presented praying
for the repeal Of all duties on diamonds and other
precious stones bill was introduced and referred
providing for the transportation OF the United States
mails railroads. The Senate then went into Execu-
tive session, and at 5 o'clock adjourned
In the House Of Representatives after the reading
of the Journal, the credentials of Judge Lancaster
Delegate from Washington Territory, were presented
The consideration OF tie bill empowering the Post
mssterGsueral 10 contract for the transportation Of
the mails between New.Orleans and San Francisco.
according 10 time, then resumed and after shors
discussion the bill was tabled by vote of - to So
The House then went into Committee on the bill re-
ducDg and graduating the price OF public hands accord
ing 70 tie time they have been in market The bill
discussed for one hour when tie Committee rose,
md the House adjourned.
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THE HULSEMANN LETTER.

IT, ne Elitr Of The ~ Tribune
SIR: You have overhonored me in aributing to my pn
The supposed reply Of Husemann to the famou, letn
about hch the shadow Everett is contendng viii
he shade of Webster IL first appeared in The Ba1s
Commonwealth at time when that paper more CT hss
under my editorial care. but not written by me
think It's euthor though probably troubled with weak
the back he's better 10 claim his RICH. the
credit of this eer hin our particularly courteous senator
from Massachusetts, possibly have to yindicas his
authorshp OF that which called forth Ii was probably
translated into every language, and printed in nsayor
quite every newspaper Of Europe, the hsrdes, dpb
matte bit of the century Had been united
oily &c the Austrian Cabinet, instead of Tie COnmos
pC0itA, nothing but midty and prudence could have
prevented its adoption by that ere woman whipping
power, the best retort this ere. But the imps
rial Cars OF that continent prudent and cannot
afford to cultivate bad blood between themselves and the
domestc czars who rule belle and befool this Their
is Identical and the geographical separation only
makes the spiritual union the closer The two must oeebs
very tender TO each others feelings Each has naughty
boy that viii throw stones at the glass house of the ohs
but the powers themselves know better than adopt ihS
gene You don't catch kingdom q South Carolina
ayshug much of hr prs,e that gallant Of hers who
n'erposed the striped bunting between Francis Joseph
and one Of his run aways Overlook says she and hss
sers in SIM our dear Big brother this unavoidable al
front grateful consdt OF that icy shoulder which
we turned 10 your berger and gutter ug live KossuA
We never meant you any harm. II the revolutionry
spirit, bch troubles well now and then
prompts an Everett to write and Webster to adopts
saucy letter you you what becomes OF them We
lnow hat you have always done good and you ought
to know that country long govern Il csi
do you any hurt We co. told Kossuh to bis
face for Intervention wi ever thing which degrads
humsniiy ut home and abroad That is the principle
which We sent Kossuth away empty in spite OF red
republican cheers the North That is the principle
the lite giant, Doug,s Arnold prineple-On which tbs
nnent will be,ceorth be spled. That ia the p'n''
pie on which have actually carried and are coniaa
ing, tfr sort, carry slave hunting, with ten doir
humon boochounds into cyTry part aud parcel Of this
conirent-except Canada You may rely-as you DOUBT
less have Ieied-on our application Of this pnocipe~
Europe long yoz reign After thst you shall have
the next best thing give you-aEn GatOn to Us
3" n la Ttzos d CH6a
As Mr. Evtret.s litter gained is greatest fans
II Europe By mems OF he wido spresd reply first pub
rshed In Tie Commonwealth, would hutnby suggest 10
him II az i, would be coed dodge reprint it along with
his to serve sn further the purpose Of wings in this
county
Yogs 70, even peacock in his n planes,
N'"" >F'N i'' -.ESN " "''N
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The Ohio STATE De@Ocras (Coumbus) don't ,s.. !,
sdmire the way the elections are going, and ana,
right out IN citing as follows:
THE LATE ELloTIoSs 1t is related Of man M. l,
Fever Visited Niagara before ths he stock the s,,,,
rain, and kept boused for couple OF days usr;B,,.
bsve his best clothes soiled with the Damp Ga TIA a.,
'sy Re iIquired Of boa der the sans hotel II ,s,"
fsnsl rain ever going 10 stop We are ia on.xs..
the sAns fix Are these internal elections ever ,a,
stop
At our cry election were badly beaten and On, All,
consolation hat the vote small one and the De-.
cratic strength VS. not out Why was this so
In Cincinneti theBO;ers and Wings have elected. -,
ton Of their ticket L. vote there was small wh,r
this
Connecticut according to TIN telegraph Ia, ro,. W..
The telegraph gives ia all the psrr,srs that wa b.,.
Why aese .hipgsl Why these rev,-~e,r WI, -,
where We ought to have victories These -. -.
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the corrective.
Twoyears seo the Democracy fairly swept the Uais,
from one extreme to another Last fall the msorites v
increased and this spring they ars dferent When s,s
cessful all perpe1ing questions were suffered to be st
The renewed agitation Of the slavery question ia ca,
eres-he reputation OF cherished part of the Bllns,
Platform has aided much in the work and the engra.,
upon the Nebraska bill, in Congress Naiire Au<ros.
amendment offered by Wing Senator, has dOns the vorx
injury