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PROS. o. j.. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

/ e5Priee 81 per bottle. febie
PROF. q. j.. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
EoH FRoDUoHe HGm OK
BALD HEADS.
AND RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR.
TaHIs ASTONISHING AND UEEouALLED PREp4RA.
u tton has nsTer failed TO produces growth on BsId
Heads when used according to the dreetons and turn
and renstAts q in an its gfisnsI health iuSFS .efey
NJ AeneeTes at once an seurf dairuG
he SsalP also prevents The hair nom becoming IN.
HAIR TNTiGoR4ToR AND 81 T6 RSTtss'
. annex few Certificates 70 corroborate asser.
State Of Illinois, Carlisle June "a, IS.
naEe Tse, hrofssser O. = Woods lir Restorative, and
hsIe eumred " wonderful eject. My hair becoming
4 tSs s EFay but y the use q e Gre
doubt permanently so. sIDNEY BREEzE, "
Esuerna Of Boston ri.S e IL .s 15i's e ssatfs
TO your inquiries would reply, that l,u / rSt com.
was almost white and had been SO for the last len
and pulled found that before IA ~, 81
tas second bottle (which eight Weeks) my hair vas
nov free nom dandTuR quite uoSt I have M nv
seen any thing like white hair starring ifo1 ne t 5
u e now - thick Is vas and does not come out a
july IN my ea's All that eouidE to ask.
Gardiner MAIZE an, = 'S M o. -.
~
ar and truly say, It e the RaeSt dIs
o. me age for restoring and changing Die hair
PsioIe using ~ was a9 gray man OF seventy M
hns nov attained It's original color. You can recon.
@ ~ e me world without the least fear, my case aS
one OF the worst kind. YOnTs. D. N MuRPIiT
~. 81 Louis March Z, 1884.
WOOD: yhaF GlinR on some tbTeo
Year, since, and continued do 90 untT beeae
W. Tried nl the popular medicines Of the day.
~ ~ o AZ last was Induced try your ceebTa
and happy say, Il g doInV Won
ass. have now ne growth Of young hair and cheer
sVi4S eoEnfaend it9 use to an simi6rly AFFLICTED,
4 q; WILL us, 1ss Second strr<t.
'HaGiu, AugiF6f ISFJ
tnt y 70 certify that year aEo va Gi,iie and
le e min upon the top OF my head that feaTed its
IN this condition applied for and o falne
S @ 81 up 80 as 70 be fun az usual and as.
: blo.ey appearance apparently more than
before do, therefore eeeFfaIlv Tec,rir-ri
~ ~ thoae who value bsautifui hed of boJr
"a mat use IL occasonnify for i,eSitII
-ss s4ssts. SARAH J. Drown.
a., used Professor Woods Hair h deej-
" prevents be hair from eouiinG ont and
49,, y Eloss and tOfthess very deRif6bie Te
ne ha nave entirely disnppeared CherT 81 NV fsio
te assa it and concur With % ronotnei6 II SjI
= PsS'sA-ee % De. HENRY CLARK, AiIohIEan Avenue
y WoodStr: have used neSFi fpes bottISs ~
and have found fl eft1 Sat
mas entirely DESTROYED nj danfF 80, M
sii my hair to It's original color witch bs;l
80 4s HiL FRUESDALE
ia y, 4 Cos Proprietor, BroddEay,N .ane
~. 1oE sAlein Wheeling By
4. a LOGAN q CO.,
- NAV tlFid4- fsy1sy
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RHAL RsTATn. SAFES.
RVBLI0 a41g or e zg4BEE Coz


RUBLIg SALE or P.AEBAbLE COIL
RIR7LEGE
NHs VIII on Yedpe toe aIth day II
ont door Of the Court Hopse Of Ohio Comfy IN te Col
BOW held ~ HIN IN Trust In Wheeling Hfli iynr NoFik
iAu south OF that nov owned and "a BY Pip Sutton
Ls coal privilege e suPnoeel 70 space Of up
Pc which has been worked beSfder a
amount In the old works, considerable horton or
when y - upposed can be got sufficient quantity N
I. lS5 Ken viii sold Win ne COS
se9s 70 engage In The coal busIneSS this oFT
being for city delivery
tnan any other In the city or vicinity -
le 70 Commence At 10 O'clock Al II and fers M s
A3GL - q SINE o. sale FRANCIS r ARMSTRONG,
"A VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR Ale.
"A sFLBNDiD farm situate IN JeRsFSon county Va Two
rom the seat on big MN creek,
ga u y. and Ohio Turnpike. II contains
hteh e arabic land 11dertood feneinF
Ine lant 9pt the quality and equal 70 the Ohio
The residue Of The land o. tinbeFeS
Eete Dwelling hoase on the pFemisss with
coca barn and all the necessary Alsn
E9ea orchards Of 125 grated apple trees In fl bearing
ana Asp on trees and 200 peach trees young aud ol NE
!Inl - atetsd BY Fst rate sn veil, and abun.
ua2ee e water t9! stock e nj tines The N ". Railroad
9 t4sant 20 miles, hdaHda eonyBniant and
sty for the conveyance OF pFodnee 10 the FnSk
which eabe Fagnned to the mon n Greek distance
q " miles ana thence be conveyed by PafkerS-
rue y inal patabe and has MAYER been
ana has peaseRbe possesAtsn gilmore than 80 yea me
ton. - - - - ~
TEnSs-ons third the purchase money. In hand and
tae m one two and three year NTH interest 10 be
secured ~ bonds and lien % be retne on te property
my3s-l4 AttorTey 1t 1av. fySurt ioiise. va
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NEW ADvBRT1sMmHNTIs5
IEYTR MnTIaE

E meetnE OF tie Board Of Appeals 70 hear The gtiky-
9Th Inst ~ which time an peFSonS having COM
plants % present them In writing q the Clerks
once. y. A. BHENTLINGER,
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[Eor the whesiInE In.elIIrenosr.l


For the benefit of some of your fair aud gem
tie readers, permit me, Mcssrs. Editors, to bring
together in q pretty little group, some of the
finest and sweetest illusions that have been
made to that finest and sweetest of all subjects,
kissing. No, beg your fair readers pardon;
not illusions to the subject of kissing alone but
actually to the kissing and the kiss themselves.
Altogether the best, and that which is descriptive
Of the kiss in its highest intensity, is that by
TennySon:
Hast night when some one spoke his name
Through INV swim blood, which went and came,
thousand little darts OF dame
Were shivered in my trembling frame.
T1t1 one si0eet kiss, M soioie soul through
Ny bps, Gs sHnltgkt dTthEett dlei0.''
Could anything be more intenseI But listen
to Alexander Smith, the young Scotch poets
experience:
"AIy sOulleaped up beneath thy tiaId kiss,
or paa or s % ne T Ear %si round Q, bliss,
ISesRiSd % lolLs on TGroReS r.
How swcetly the beautiful Rasalind saws of
her lover, Orlando: .And his kissing is as full
of sanctity as the touch of holy bread.'h But
how very charming is this, said to be by young
Lady, in the first year of her courtship:
"Let thy arm Irvine
Around me like zone Of love,
And thy fond lip, 50 soft,
TO mime be pasSiOnatrIy pressed,
ASithRs been 80 Oh i"
But nothing, really nothing, in the range of
poetry, can, for gentle simplicity, mild pathos and
natural delineation, exceed this-by lady, also :
"sUeeiest love,
Elase thy dear arm beneath my dropping head,
And let me loEly nestle on thV heart,
Then turn those soul lit orbS on me, and press
Ny parting Tips to taste the ecstasy
Impaired by each long and itHgsrtaO htssI'
The most transcendental, the most transport.
ing, however, is the following, from a lately pub.
lished German tale. 1t is description Of Htbe
first kiss and prose as it is in style, it surely
surPaSses anything on its theme ever put into
poetical measure:
Am really dear toyou, Sophia III whis.
pered, and pressed my burning lips to her rosy
mouth. She did not say yes she did not say
no; but she returned my kiss, and tie earti
tcent from under my feet; my soul was no lon
ger in the body; / touched the stars; 1 knew the
happiness of the seraphiml" RoNEo.
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CHARLESTON =
Medical journal and Review.
EDITOR AND PUBIISHER

NHE tVel volume OF this JOURNAL. Commence Win
January 1851. 1t VIII aS heretofore, Be Independent
q every lpeSi Interest and influence, and dFoled
ie ts patrons and % the advancement and
Of sound views and correct obseFVntiona
This Z Issued the aFlt o. every ateEa e
month number e0mpFles hundred and fortFotF
0etl Ho pAg9t and contains STEEL ENGRAVED PoTI.r
TSAIfof = 94lstlnEuish Medical man.
begins WITH January, and 3 completed Uith ths
slqe ~ win thus contain Sfx Poftait5 n1d
eiEas h1naESd aH9 four pages Of readlnG matter.
4l1t49--t4uuhsDOlb vhfel
entte9 the snh9eriber 70 receive his nnnhef1 mn a.
Aga S1b9ef iption % begin With the January number.
Retq9ll lhilg 70 subscribe 6houih address rs by
let eeiong ~ which VIM be At Eisk ifhs lettr &
tssl5tsfsei.7 o. HAPP0LDF, Md
9p4o-711l AK
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GEORGE a. WICKHAAG,
dUGTIONEER
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

ALEs ofDry Goods every evening Furniture sales every
- SatuFlaY moFnngt, at 9 o'eloek n
Sales Of Real estate promptly attended 70. je9-lt
Washington College, Va.
ETNHE PUBLIC ELIMINATION 1t this fnhtltutIoh vim
Tuesday, q IA. sf'.sI 80
The G6nmeneepsnt Exercises viii be held on ThnFsdAy
% stennton, win address the seeist Of Alumni and
4 poem before The Literary soeietiel Of TIE College
ms next ColleEiats wiz bea Cd Thursday In
September FOR special Information address Rev
JnnkIn D. D., for printed Ontalogus. -. - 1890
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ArtShe Agents. for wheeling and vlctnlty.
~ Can on thesS apas-Ir-dav
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"CosTAR's" BuILErIS, 3.-"Costar,n Of
No. 1888 Broadway, New York, wants one or
more Druggists or Dealers in every City, Town.
Village and neighbOrhood in the United States
C9.nIadas, West Indies and South America, to
"GOsrAR'sn Rat, Roach, &c, ExrERArSAroR,
"COsTAR's" Bed-bug ExTERMiSAToR.
"CosrAR's" ELECTRIC POWDER for Ants, In
sects, etc.
See what the New York Press say:
From the Neio York Sunday Times of 1EaV III.
'Costar's' Extcrminators are sure destruction
to every species of vermin. Their operation is
speedy and permanent The 'Exterminators'
are really all that they profess to be.
NeU York. Daily Strte Register of Mdy The
LIST says: No judicious housekeeper should dc.
Ter purchasing these invaluable remedies for
clearing their houses of all sorts of yermin.-
With all confidence we can recommend them as
indispensable for every family.
from the Reto YOrk- Sunday lEereurV Of
Nay, lit seems incomprehensible that good
housewives should so on summer after Summer,
enduring the pest of Rats, Nice Roaches Fleas
Bed bugs, and the whole tribe of noxioiis ami.
mails and insects, when "Gostar'sn Ext, rtnina-
tors destroy them Instantly. His preparations
arc perfectly harmless to the human species,
but death to all veFmin, and no family should
be without them.
The NelO York. SaRday AtEas Of Nav. N.
Sdys-We know by actual experience that
''Costars" preparations for Rats, Reaches, Bed
Bugs and insects generally, are complete and
perfect determinations, Wherever used, they
have never failed to perform all that is claimed
for them.
Tho Neao York Journal for april has The fol-
tOteiHg: "CosTAg's" Remedies are said to be In.
valuable; indeed we can speak from actnal
knowledge oftheir merits. As the summer ap-
Proaches we advise every one to procure time
" supply of the ExterminatorR DRuGaIsfs and
lsTHR t1Olk
they would secure trade in articles for which
there is a constant demand, and on which a iair
profit may be realized.
See advertisement Full particulars by mail.
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A P4TRIoTtc RANnY.-Jndg Bntler, the dis
tingnished o. S. Senator of South Carolina,
who died few days ago, Wasa sonof Gen VIM.
Butler, of Virginia, who served in the revoI1-
ionary war. His mother was Also taken pfi-
soner during the revolution. OF six brothers
lail now dead, one WAS an officer in tho var Of
1879; another was aspFgeon in the q. S. navy
and a member of Congress- and third, Pierce
~, was at one time GoEernorOf South Carolina.
The latter was killed while leading on the Psi
metto regiment at the battle Of Chernbusco.
where relative of Judge Butler also fen, and
in which his nephew. the iato Preston s. Brooks,
CALAMITY participated.
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TaE FalESDLr InyAsIoS OF vlaoNrA.-We

THE FRIENDLY INVASION OF YIRGISIA.--We
noticed, some days ago, contract for s. 600 acres
of land in Monongalia county by French cler-
gyman, under the auspices of the Homestead
Company, recently chartered by the Legisla
tureof New York. Thissettlement of some 500
persons, almost in our vicinity, and of such a
class of persons too, is a matter for hearty con-
graduation. They are from district in the old
world where eight or ten acres arc considered
handsome farms, and where every inch of ground
is made available. A new style of cultivation,
hitherto unthought Of in old Monongalia, will be
inaugurated, just as the German colonies have
done in Texas, and all the settlements in West
ern Pennsylvania. We learn from reliable pri-
Vate advices, that there are extensivemovenent
Oh foOt among sofpe Of the largest landholders
in the STATE, to wholesSeimmense tracts of coun.
try to this company, which they will, in turn,
sell at small advances to bodies Of settlers now
forming in the Eastern and Western States.
We know ourselves of one gentleman in Green
brierc county, who has been negotiating with the
Company to this effect We are glad that so
much of the energy and capital of the company
is to be directed TO our State, where, to speak
truly, it is needed as much as in any other, but
where It viii yield nice return for investment
Kentucky and Tennessee, also, have been bid
ding right theoretically for The attention of the
company, we notice, and it is probable that
some considerable purchases will be made in
those States. But the great centre of attention
is the worn-out, waste, and cheap lands Of Yir-
ginia- For this direction of their attention we
have, in most part, to thank a man who was
driven from among US an exile, as unworthy to
live among us because his political sentiments
did not exactly tally with the powers that be.
Weexpect to live to see the day, when Clark
county will repent herself of her shameful and
despOtic ostracism.
But times VIC are glad to know, are rapidly
changing. Mob and gag law are sinking out of
sight under public opinion, and orthodox peo-
pie are beginning to discern that their opponents
arc neither fools nor miscreants, albeit they do
differ from them in some things,
In this connection, we insert biographical
sketch of Eli Thayer, the President of the com.
pany, which we find ina late number of the
London Times. Those who have looked upon
this company as mere visionery affair, will
begin torealize after reading this notice. that it is
a live institution, having its head so much of
bloOdand bone energy and nobility. Mr.. Thayer
is the present member of Congress from the
Western (Mass.) district
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STAND ERECT.
good thing 70 keep 'our toasera aud your &Goul-
ders 0aet, Is The VI WASHINGTON SHOULDER BRAoE.-
Weave them for diss and GenAemen, assorted skies
Also, Plteh's Shoulder Brace.
Laced YYhalebone u
Patent spspebder
ie1 For sale BY n. LOGAN 4 CO.
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A Cure Warranted in Five DAYS

ONLY sLxTY DROPS AT-A DOSE.
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sPEoI8L NoPIoRs.

The Genet uiH nee 'OeitFey tlne leartA,
bat Il l. Already absOI % much eesnts1 heat .
aeFouaS interfere WiS hs health % an warm be5ded lu
nAn Thsnnrrain and ~ cams or similaIa
feeton e already thinnng he I'VE stock Of ne
faEmeEs In this eouut4&
And last the VkuSelal aFreNs hxed on man."
mis- warns NJ 70 bsuas; bat WITH BRANDRETHs pulls In
our possession. ready The s sickuessvs
saall pass Eoush Without inIar Let not pref
uiIes prevail against experience SOFA d Is Brandreih
hqidiag n. H. LOGAN Z CO.,
te2yiW-dAN Agents.
Sands, saEsaPs riIla Health. and long lie nay
be attained bv keeph pare ana The iiTr sto.
ss, and bowels tree seeretton1 and DELE
tsTisus ascumnlnsOns IN ne WORT 5refaa and
o,hsr diseases sltansgs arising op VIA
ted or naamed HOOD the wonderfully pu-
rng quaes Of th celebrated extract ana its prompt
action the vital uid have earasd ndyin fame
Nusrous persons Of the highest re,pecta
bllty the best evidence great value In cure Of
diseases for which ills recommended.
Prepared and sold b. a. q. ~ SANDS, Druggstss 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by j. H. oRU1rBGoKER.
Bold also by DrusgiEts generally. Je2-1W-dav
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NEwS TpEMs

A GAsE Of some importance to mercantile
men vas decided on the 9th IN the Surrogates
Court, New York, to Wit, that deceased part
ner's separate estate must pay al his separate
debts before those of Joint creditors.
It's confidently asserted by the friends of
Gen. Walker, in New Orleans, that he will go
back to Nicaragua in from thirty to seventy
days, with plenty of men and means Wash
inton e3rrespo state that private dispatch-
es have been received in that city to the same
purport,
TaE tIial of the four seamen of the brig Con
eEal Pierce for the murder of Charles Grover,
the cook of that vessel, on the high seas on
Feb. 10th, took place last Friday last in the Uni
ted States Circuit Court, New York. 1t viii be
remembered that the same men were tried at
the commencement Of the past week for tho
murder of Captain Lawson, of the same ship,
when the jury, after consulting for several
hours, returned verdict for manslaughter in
the first degree. On Friday, the jury took sew
eral hours to deliberate, but late At night found
the prisoner, Smith, guilty Of murder, and tho
rest guilty of manslaughter in the first degree.
Henry CooK TLsHIAN, Esq, of Talbot conn
~, Md, has wheat entirely headed out tits
the Japan wheat. a beautiful white kind. The
variety was sent to Mr.. Tilghman in sealed
can, by Captain Buchanan, while the Captain
was with Commodore Perry 5 Japan Expedition
in the East
THE Kansas Aid Resolutions ofthe 4Iassachu-
sets Legislature have been vetoed by Governor
Gardner. The House attempted to pass the
resolutions over the veto, but failed for want of
two-thirds vote.
IFisstated that from one town in New Hamp-
shire, viz: ManchesteF-two hundred persons,
chiefly merchants, have gone to the West this
spring, taking with them an aggregate sum of
one hundred thousand dollars.
JUDGE REED, our new Envoy to China, is 10
leave in the course Of few days for Norfolk,
where the new steam frigate Minnesota has
been ordered to meet and convey him to the
scene of his future labors.
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n. o.. Gardiner, Maine, June e. "a.
1ea5 slr have used two bottles of'ProiesSoF Voc s
and can truly say, 81 e the greatest ais
OF me age, for restoring and changing die ar
t uslng ~ was as gray Is OF seventy. Ny
hns nov attained Its original color. You can recon.
y e the world without the least fear a. mn Gaze Eas
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F0-,P Ok Louis March Z, 1874.
Woods Aythair aillnR on some three
YEAR, since, and continued do 20 until became
St Dsa. ttFied a The popular medicines Of the DAY,
~ 10 AZ last was induced 70 Try your eeIebra
aud happy to say, Il e Eon-
S nave nov hne growth Of young halr, and cheer
lls 9se 4 g q, ~ apilaEIy AFFLICTED.
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o: J. WOOD 4 co. PToprIetor o 49,
4la alaEket st, St Louis ~ y. 4-A"S
~. Ekof sale In Wheeling BY
mh.-en-dsv T. a LOGAN z Co.
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle. June 81. ,ss
nave uset Professor o. ]. Woods Restoratv and
rs wonderful eject Ny hair MAS becoming
e thGusht permanently gray, by the Se OF he Rp
storatVe Il has resumed It's original color ana
uVuNe permanently so.4 S1DNEY BREEzE,
gentleman Boston rTites 10 his ieSiS n Me- IA,
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PIECE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Prepared BY PALMER 30. No a. Broadway New York
H. !S.1OHN9TON,9 Sole Agent EOf Wheel.
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In addition 70 the usual fruit syrups We have the deficit
Gus Cream Syrups and the famous sIIOOK M SODA
and Straps Can az the Bridge Drug Store
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New Music.
gSE Polka, We Joy that thou Art Free
Write 70 me HeIy ofeD On fle border Of stTeaInIet
Ms s gu 60 fond Of Kissing Juanita Cana ETsnn9
e, NatnFnl 9Eidge Behotttset Maz1rn lie6
5S se4 Sss KseP7ake sehoSe, Pranln Waliz
POlka5 Spring Hover sehottI5e Persia Danee
BG my sue 0y :. = wilson 8! s5 : CO..
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MONROE HOuSR-

70 lse H9uso TgayesIl and boardSrS NAV -,
saat no Paing win spared 70 ndd % ~
- 'arG0-afaaVlf
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BY. EXPRESS
Ehay this day opened Large and beautiful as6ort.
w ment OF JaccOnet EdRugS and iInSeFtirFI.
Aty HEISKEIIi-& 9VFH ABINgFiT-
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ana /. 80. ,,..,..,. =. drown and Gap,
PASS BOOKS
nySe at WILSON & cos
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49,. D lIea. 1D--FeTnaIe8 10.
, let-8t GEO. HAIRD. IP
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For Rent,
ME Store Room on the North West corner Of Main ant
URion. Apply on the premises to
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For Rent.
Desirable dwelling house Hsmpdeu stree
the list day Of April next. Apply TO :
ieDzL FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
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Dr. o. u WoodSr: have used neSFy az I,t,I- q,
isfsetopY I & and haye found eeets sat-
hss, ANA Eestord my hair Original had
s SWINE q4se sIay, HAf. TRUESDGLE
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Can and get Pamphlets traits, and see Cures
FOR sale by Il. H Logan - Co., Wheeling. Gen.
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WHITE GOODS
open this day India Mali Jaeeonets and Freneh
r1ys5 Brilliantss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-30

agent Was there ever such want of sense
and logic! Did ever any writer SO stultiiy
himself as Observer has in all thisl Mr.. F.s
friends could ask no fuller recommendation TO
the office, no higher eulosium upon his temper
auce character. Observer leaves us nothing 10
add. But submit when writer denounces
and vilfes such temperance man as Observer
admits Mr.. F. to be, that he is working hard
against temperance. And it is hence no wonder
that the best judge of such matters in Vermont
remarked upon Observers article. 81 should
think that was written by'some one who was
not temperance man. ~
would simply add that Observers climax
one way is mine the other. refer to Mortified
town agency last year and say that Mr.. F. was
especially hostile to it. Why! Was it not
one of the great curses of SCOTS adm instration
its abatement one of the great objects Of
Jones election! And yet an advocate of the
Judge defending that agency
Mr. Editor, there will be valiances between
the true friends of temperance as to the admin
islration of our prohibitory law, and SO long as
money can be made out of the agency there will
be s.riles for that agency. Cut down the salary
get your most rigid temperance men for agents
i never yet saw one too rigid, but 8 out of II
have been too laA--if rum DiU be sold c0ntrarl
to law, don't let the friends of the law bear tn,
responsibility by having their agents do th
dirty work-and 50 let us have The law mdgni
| fed and aaade honorable Jadfs] Pe'aus' promo
I ted and triumphant. JUsTIrIA.