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WIN. MILLER

MAS opened a NEW AND FASHIONABLE
Ill Boot and shoe Store, on Ns
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to furnish customers both with City
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rerption and quality eading M Laa n Hl nf i
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urcU W SHEFFEY, ~ s. -EE1H,
LAW NOTICE FL -.
sfNHE undersigned have formed partnership in
L TIE Practice of. Law, in the various 20 urts
iii business confident to their care. Especial at
t tel 'I PAID tc the Collection of Claims:
HUaa W. SnEFfEx will practice in the Courts
of Highland, Bath and Rockbrdge and IN the
jas. BUMGARDNER, JB.
anntnn lar L. 1899.
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,ure Warranted in tUo days.
xeR .IOHN SrTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges OF
the United States, and the greater part ofwhose
fife has been spent in the Hospitals ofLondon, Par
is, Philadelphia, and elsewhere has effected some
ofthe most astonishing cures that were ever known.
Many troubled with ringing IN Che ears and head
when asleep, great n6rrousneas, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, and bashfuness,. with frequent
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References.


p,aba,ond c;tv,-A. Garrett; Duke & Hutchn-
son; Kent, Paine Co.; Alex. Holiday; N. 3.
Hill. +, 1u;,,h
Hauoper Col. Z. Fontaine, VIM. z. Wlckham,
Lon;sa.-Wm. Overton, S. D. Gooch, Jno. Hun
ter. Gen. c. G. Coleman. N. W. Harris.
osaageRF oMqhup %noa B. j VIA Bar souF6a,l
Rev r W Goss. Judge VIM j. Robertson.
Augasta.-Maj. James Walker, DR.. Walker, Il
l.: Gsllaher, NJ. G.. Hartman, VIM. j. d. Bell, ia
cob Baylor, NJ McGuoi o P; N; PoT Wanoa r.
-. Tmboden. Gen VIM. Fl. Hartman, Thos. Z. vii
gon. Sam'l. B. Brown, VIM. Withrow, Jr
Northumberland S. Boiler. Erasmus ''oi-
NAH, G. w. Miller, Col. J. D. Hopkins.
Aueqhaay-Col. Saml. Carpenter.
Leeingtoa.-Dr. A. Graham.
Spottsylpania IS. Andrews
Amherst.-Wm. Mosby.
Nelson-C. B. Claiborne:
Capitalization. d. G.. Deiarnette.
Richmond, June l, I860.-tf-Rock Reg copy.
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Business Cmbs.
Wv p1Epcr WIN. GARRETT
l.ta Cood. Va. G.. RR. Richmond.
r. w. PIERCE & CO,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,

C0TUe7 q Oh 3 ce71VO 10v'' = 7''''
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
WILL open at the above named place, on T. the I
w Ist of July. a large COMMlSS!eN AND
FORWARDING HOUSE. Their facilltles Tor sen u
;n1 and SHINING produce of all kinds are equal to
those OF any other firm in Richmond City. The
patronage of the public generally, and especially
of the Valley of Virginia, is respectfully soncieee'
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DefRocrats, L|ok
!. IOUTI

DEMOCRATS, look out for political
scoundreis Of an kinds, who willsap=
proach you during the nextzfew
days withaaH sortszofltorieszmade
to order and circulated for thevpurs
pose of injuring the various Demo
cratic candidates. Treat the hired
EMfSSARIES who come to you to
poison your minds about your cans
didates for the County Offices, with
contempt, and spurn them from
your presence. Don't permit them
I'd convey TO you their message Of
and SANDER, but at once,
and promptly, notify the Scoundrels
that you dornotowant to and will
not hear then. Drive them from
your presence apdY shpn them as
you would q pestilence.s sid 7bodzroz3
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BEWAREU
Bewars Of Black Repablic4n les
and misreprssentations upon the,
Eve Of elections they always getNnp'
their most villianous falsehoeds.
when it is too late to refute them.


CN0HE0 DO300s RzC4
Albert G. Riddle, the Black Republican
candidate for Congress in the Cuyahoga DIS
@tricss sasoneef, he spsskssrs at the meeting
of his party held here on Saturday last.
This Riddle IS . dyed IN the wool Abolition
list, and an open and iayoWsd enemy of the
HConstitution and Union a1d sympsthiser with
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and negro ~stealers.
On the I'd December lastaa meetiugof Abo,
litio6ists and friends Of odd G0ssawatemis
Brown vac held ID Cleveland &c w1hio6, shis
same Riddle was Presidsps. Upon taking the
chair Riddle IN rrsfeFring . the ,e~xesutioh Of
Brown, said, accordingzto the report of the
Cleveland Leader ~
| eBntfhis event has also deval6pcd md ex-
hibited the nobleness and greatness of Brown.
The 1fesliest i~aeagsmdfoa 5afsf 70 sAe@ * ths
fuNness of the lesson achich has been taught on
the scgfold, asethe pearB gutss opened anfEes
pure a soul entered as has passed into as here.
after IN the last thousand yeara" wpI
& At the meeting hero on Saturday, Riddle
was p9t psFuitted by the wirssyertsrso 81 ahe
Republican party to feed his audience upon
the 4sfoag meayY With which sberegalssh b
Cuyahoga audiences; but was made to give a
stupid speech absatt Earse question upon
which he was about as well posted as the most
of boys Who are attending our Primary Schools,
or q the crowd of women and schildren tvhS
constituted the chief portion Of his hearersi
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!. Another Lie!

Sa- We cut the following from the Times
of this week. has ".ybod yyifalagss YHe ID 85s
asone Of tie Speakers at Anderson School
House the other evening, said that the Re-
pnbiicans were idolators, and that the Repub-
licans and the Christian denomination known
as disciples, were at work getting up an Anti
slavery Bible."
r A more nnprincipled and unfoanded LIE
never vas gotten up by a desperate political
party than the above. A Black Republican
made the assertion above quoted in town on
Saturday last while so dunk that he could NOT
stand straight, and in the presence, of half a
dozen men who were at the school house on the
night referred to, each one of whom directly
denied that any such language was used By
any of the speakers. The fellow then sneaked
off to q grocery, got another drink of strych-
nine and from there went to the. Times Office
and We suppose told the Editor the same yarn.
This same FELLOW went back to his neigbbor-
hood ed there by q Democrat and will bedsalt
With as he deserves BY the Disciple Church of
which he is a member, for being drunk. When
you want to get up a base lie like this get
some better authority. naaas45s afs Hs3 = "a
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Be OF. Yo,.y Enard.

The Republicans, as usual, will no doubt
issue tickets headed Democratic, with the
names Of a part of their candidates upon them
for the purpose of deception. Watch this,
and If you fnidi one of this kind Of tickets let
US know Immediately and it shall be exposed.
The Democracy ask that Democrats who are
such from principle stand by. the whole ticket,
and We are safe fair, square fight elects
the whole Democratic ticket and any PROPOSE
ton for trading votes can only secure to the
benefit -ofthe Republicans. No Democrat has
ever proposed to trade votes in this way be-
cause it can be of no possible advantage to us,
and their hired minions lie, when they say it
has been done, they do it only FL the purpose
making the friends=of some particular candi.
date angry at ono of the Democratic candidates.
No intelligent man will be deceived by such
yarns. -
Keep your ticket unmutilated, don't put
the "Black Republican ear mark" upon it,
II is as DIR. Crane said, only a sign of the
Niger, and no Democrat wants that kind of
mark, 1913 Ei-5 @H1 - Lia 's 75lod
The Republicans are making an extraordi-
nary effort to elect their candidate for Auditor
and whya Simply because it is one of the
best Offices in the county, and the printing pat
ronage will be a good thing in aiding the
Black Republican paper. Democrats, TeeoL;
lect this, that the election of u single man on
their ticket goes strongly towards supporting
their party andsdefeating ourselves. 1t is on
1y cutting our own threats. sf9os55d edI-S5
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>ARAxo b ARAoYa

AA8AXO UHAE AK ~
H.vs you IN cd TO JsaF~ neigbbor abdut he
ihports nee Of the presdate ontest2 Hase Sou
explaidedl to I'm the poe; siouk of he ,partiSs ?
EHAys you shown> hin bat the Rsp1b]icans
desire to give the NIGGERS the right to vote
and hold ohce2 Have you shown him that
the Repub1icanr party refused to let the PEG
PILE decide at tie ballot box whether niggers
should vote or hot7 Have you showed that
the Supreme Court, composed of RephBlican
Judges, has decided that q person with forty
atns hundreGths of NEGRO blood in his VEINS
nfa WHITE man Z Have you showed, him
that the Republican leaders are trying 70. bring
about an irrepressible conflict between differ
ent sections of our country, which must result
in . dissolution of the Union and in civil war2
Have you called his. atteption to the fact that
before the organization Q fthe Republican party
we lived in peaeewithow brethreni in the Souths
era State;-that-no danger to the Union was
theoi threatened or apptehsndedg Have you
showed him Chat before the Existence Of the
Republican party we never heard, of such in-
ssurrection a. that attempted By John Brown,
,vhenih he soughtbto dclugc sour land with the
blood of our brothers; aud that Browns attempt
to overthrow our goternment was the necessary
..nd legitimatsvresut Of the teachings of the
.RepuBliean party Ri Have You told him of the
fearful resonsibiity that rests upon each indi-
oovidua voter Have you made arrangements
to be at the polls early, determined to work
for the success of the only party in favor of
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THE FIRST TRfAL.

70 OniTuesday NEXT, the first trial of strength
between then Abolition airrepressible conflict
party OF Ohio, andsthe friends ofsths Censti-
tutiou and the5 Union will take places lin this
first assault, the friends of he latter shonld
make q bold and Vigorous effort 90 Fout the
former and drive them from their seats Of pow.
er. and then prepare for the grand struggle on
the 9Th Of November, determined to overwhelm
sanndacrnsh the Republican forces and drive
s~ectioualism from the Empire State Of the
Northwest.
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The Republicans Plaff0rns Of Ohf0
~ ,ias REGARD to Stgnfage.

! The Republican State Platform, which was
adopted by a large majority, declares: esasi
: awe claim for. all citizens, native and natu-
ralized, liberty ~ofconsoience, equality of rights.
and the free exercise o. the right of suffrage
= The Republicans claim that negroes are
citizens of the United States. 1t follows,
thereforea that the Republicans of Ohio are
distinctly committed by their platformto the
doctrine that negroes in Ohio should enjoy the
unrestricted right of sufraget -
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g Let alp men who are opposed to the Adolf
+tionism that IS stalking down upon us, wear
ing the cloak Of Republicanism, that on next
Tuesday, the 9th day of October the Election
takes place for State and county officers. The
Election il 9pe Of the most important to the
white men of this county that has taken place
fora geperation.sssThe are now called upon
10 decide by theirivotes whether a Nullifer of
the O5nstitutiony a man who has decided
that coFored men should vote and coiored
children shorid attend the common. schools
with white children-shall be elected Supreme
Judge: No ordinary consideration should
keep them from the polls, .rr - -.
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It lis a bad omen in q man protesting to be
a Democrat who uses black marks. It is an
omen of disease, resulting in political death
and political destruction. A Democrat, who
is one from PRINCIPLE, and who is "to the
manor bofn," will never mutilate his ticket.
There may be men upon it who were not his
choice, during the canvass for nomination.
but the expression of the majority, fairly OBJ
tanned, is to him the highest kaao. No one
claims that this expression, with regard TO ev-
cry man upon the ticket, was not fair and en-
phaticAalthough it is admitted that good men,
and worthy the places they sought, were de-
feated for nomination That the candidates
for nomination thus defeated, soere worthy the
Offices for which they were supported, no bet
ter evidence can be found than that they are
all engaged in efforts to beat dowwn the black
Republican cohorts who are Struggling for,a
power that, whenever and wherever they have
obtained il, they have never failed to abuse
: We have known sDerocrats5 who have re-
GREETED to the last day of their political lives
having scratched a ticket.Aand We challenge
the world to point to an instance where a
Democrats who has resisted tho importantly 10
mutilare his ticket, has not ever afterwards
rsjoiced that he did not resist the first tempt
tation. tafTar.soo a4e ~ tsfs .o,- ~
The Rlark Republican, eharnelhouse Is Sill
ed with the bones of menlwho once acted with
the Democratic party, but whose political
downfall dated from their first refusal to vote
the. regularly-nominated ticket. g 800 :
Let every Democrat,sth then. keep clean and
his political recordt92 I'd -sEa
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NEGROES

That are not quite as black as they are white,
Jacob Brinkerhof, the Black Republican
hominee for Supreme Judge, has decided, have
the same right to decide whoear public officers
shall be as whites, and whens uficientlyStro pg
with the aid of such Abolitienists, will claim
seats ii in our Legislative halls, and equality So
ieially as we'll as politically.
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Hnsss6fss oDhUI
~fThree or four HIkEb. SoouN-


sDHBLsa olsiuipg to Be4 democrats are
outs4hfeughtas-county working to
defeat apart Of tur county ticket.
LoSk for out them. They are not
and meyer were democrats. They
, sreihirsdeb BY thk Republicans and
paidsby thsla. They 4aueusea to.
getEsf infhis town on to day
s6Ysahesdas made the contracts
andsput the moneyiipto the hands
sofasthe iufamousd hirelings. q6They
/. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in acircula-
ting LIES about our Candidate for
Auditor and one, or two other can-.
dstes,stAro democrats going to
permit themselves to fbes betrayed
apdfsdefeated byt such omeans, by
hired laiscreants that are travelling
the county With their pockets stuff
ed with Black Republican money
their mouths fun Of, and dirty with
their hired lilies. sd 70 Fl sd-1s-
.ShchYa1 codrse as thisl.should ex-i
.eitssfheindighation of every honest
man and Should be met by the
demeesaGg with q rebnke that
would make the fellow afraid of
his. jcarcass. Eaqa edS 20 ssiBh
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! LIiii1s lopini6omn Of
Thomas jefferson.

The Macob fnlineis) Easze has raked %
from its old files a speech made by Abraham
Lincoln in 1874 inywhieh heFsaids 0EE
e "Mr, Jefferson is a Statesman whose praise.
afeJneger out Of the mouth of the DemoeTatie
party. Let us attend to this uncompromising
friend Of freedom, whose name iskcoutinually
invoked against the Wing party The char
acter of jefferson was repulsive-ContinualIy
pulling aboat liberty, equally, and the degra-
ding cause Of slavery, he broaght his own
children to fae hammer, and made money Of
his d~ebaucheries. Even at his death, he did
notmanumit bis numerous ofspripg3 but Aeff
them, soul and body, to degradation and the
cartvhip. A daughtersefg this vaunted cham
pion Of Democracy was sold many years ago,
at public auction, in New Orleans, and -pur
chased BY q society of gentlemen, Who wished
TO testify by their Liberation, their admiration
of the statesman who O&UAEf
ssDreamt Of Freedom in a slaves embraeep =
i"This single line I have quoted gives mere
insight into the character of the man than
volumes of p~anegyric. 91t VIII ou,live his ep-
itaph, write it who may." -sAxE
A man who will thus speak Of che author Of
the Declarations Of Amsriean Independence 8
utterly destitute of the feeling ola patriot, and
ought to have the brand Of shame Affixed up.
on his for ehead by the American people.
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OUT FOR
= ri :!

10 As the day of election draws neal, it will be
vel for Democrats to: be on the look out
for al manner of false reports having no foun-
!dation whatever, and got up for the express
purpose Of deception Be on your look out
for them and prepare at once to explode them.
i. sThe Beclaration in this weeks Times,
that Herschef v. Johnson ever said that aCap-
ital should own labor is false and the Editor
knew it to be false. We published that part
of Jehhsenis speech in which It was claimed
this assertion was made, q week or two since
and.iteouly necessary to read This to show mp
the shallow falsehoods isf3 laaiblo sdf ssTi
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Lock. OIL out 70 for
COOIduIlamIterfeifs

Examine closely your tickets before put
ting them in ballot-box-read every name and
see that it is right.
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sharp Shooting.

At . meeting heldsin Buffalo, . humber of
Wide Awakes formed themselves into an asso-
citation to be styled the ssWide Awake HORSE
Guards" -! T~hereupon the COswier,za Douglas
paper, perpetrates the following +; 9 eR sses
l.Tb;sslatest device Of the Blacks Is not strange
y As q means for arousing the Masses 2. tstEEe'
For a wide Awsks Horse'i is no EondeEfel sight
When the streets have been tnrbnlsn' night aftef night
with professions of Wide Awsks asses"
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The sssUas 30 be-, Great RepabIscan
i1'Oic 20 ora the S9fh Of Sept,
The tsscsss,,, RsxIe. - s -

xhe NxExe -
The Black Republicans, had made extraor-
binary exertiens to get up a grand mass meet
ing aat Ashland, on Saturday hse.eafThe cam
didates for county Offices had generously, for
the common good, rode the, county over for
the purpose o. urging every Republican to de-
vote one day to the cause,-not of the country,
|rbut of tho Republican half country party.
The Ashland Times, whose representations
nobody believes, as the result shows,-and
which is acknowledged by theirno~n party to
be the weakest concern OF TIE kind in. the
country, for several weeks had announced in
flaming characters, that Hon. Thomas Corvin,
the Abloedy hand' gentleman, Wm. DennisoH,
the Abolition, niger equality ogentlsmaf and
several other great Republican lights, had
been Implied, The names of these prominent
gentlemen were in very large letters, while
the fact that they had been only inuited was
placed in very small letters. ufn
II, was also announced for the purpose of
drawing a crowd that stseveraF' hundred Wide
1Awakes, would march in the evening. u /
3 The day came hut the meeting was a failure
in every particular3Growd, speakers and
Wide-Awakes.aa There were but 267 men in
procession, and to get up q show of some kind
of q delegation all of it went through main
Street twice and some of it four times. At
the grove the crowd was small and although
one of the speakers for the sake of having it
in the papers and make those that were not
there think there acas a crowd, made a motion
to divide the audience. The Republicans under
standing the joke, of course voted it down
Neither Corwin, Denison, Blake, Sherman or
Carter were here, but one Riddle, from Cheese
dom made o speech. He started Dot with the
statement that he could not utter his peculiar
sentiments in this s'spotted. country; that is,
these Republicans down here are not yet pre-
pared for the abolition s'strong meat" His
speech amounted to nothing. Stanton follwed-
His was ditto. His hobby was aohigh protse.
tive tariff a measure that the people of this
country passed upon and buried long ago, an
old, dead, exploded doctrine. The audience
was so small, that Delano, the biggest gun
they had here, spoke only ten or fifteen min
utes. In the evening came the torch light
procession, the Several hundred" dwindled
down, by actual count to ninetyAons. 30 a8r
The concern was a failure from beginning to
end, and the speeches and the foolery of the
evening d damage to their cause. /.
{ It is, not worth a caricature. - aeosfa
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30th. bytJ-a P.1DeForr at tho reaideae9af y
the 6ldes Father MR. HExR1 KAurrnAn, TO Aisss1i
-ELIzABEfu A. BR6fHKks& E4&G ~ ~
MMI tt ~ - q
? On Tuezday e%enie ocs. q. By RevsfsN. Caynan.
of Montgomery Tp.aNslssz - sslfS sfaSs
ks;geHse roaE
Curry, and Miss NArsSkET Esfsxi Gxz ) = n
? On the 4th. Of. 0cfober, 1sGo, fa6 Ahes NcHul.x. a
House BY u r. sDsvor, NIns Perez dsnASEss - ~. si-
,Bx RBARx EsDixeEn. IAN of Ashland G~oa1lssDssls7
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! sa- Tia editor of the Ohio Stale Journal
EsdidHG Republican party Of Ohio sooald be
defeated 10000 loOtss at the ensuing election.
Hon. Eli Thayer, a Republican member of
Congress from Massachusetts, made this state
lment in q recent speech, and the Journal has
not contradicted il.
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DErRoTr, Oct. 2. The election for 41egisla-s;'
tive and local officers in the Uppsf Peninsula
of the entire Denaocrstic tickets In 1iAckihaw3I I
Chippewa, Houghton, and ffarqdfta e6ahIies ' =
Joseph Coulter Is elerted SepatoI which a = I
democratic gain. assaso % sa4ns-o.w " ksiqsss.
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TME ~"c0NSIlTU-
Ti0h De OeEYEO 90
~ MylltFIEO."

I Vie following DISSOLUTION has been
adopted and rea1irmed BY the Rspubiiean
State Convention Of Ohio:
Resolved That, proclaiming our descfmf=
nation rigiilg to respechthe eonstitntiopal pb- :
legations imposed upon the States b. tie fedek
raj compact, We maintain the Union, ne
rights of the States, and TIN libertieR offhw
people; and in order to obtain1 A~esesidb5sla1S
ends, sses dsmaad ths Rspsak e tks HHqifIs
rights Of the States k4drthe Inherited II. fhfk
peop1e, and hslcontfatysto tie pfsibe5 d9dEs
Of humanity and justice: and a. abhorrent -
the moral sense of the civilized World