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MectiuG On Cnuni Matters mt BuHsio-sui-
eide Of German.

cidc Of a German.
BUFFALO. jan ~, Ises
The members OF the Board Of Trade aud citizens
generally hold another large meeting to-day Change
The committee appointed a. previous meeting read
report calling upon the Legislature TO abolish the con.
tract system and return to tho ormer system OF SUPER
intendente Ac also urging that tho canals bo put
immediate repair calling the state Convention at Albany
20 consider canal matters and especially guard against
frauds and reduction Of tolls The report
adopted and committee appointed 20 carry out the OBJ
jects OF the meeting.
Go.ob Ropp ticrmsn, aged thirty Ave years. fro m
Michigan, committed suicide yesterday by shootin z
h,msclf in tue mouth with revolver Ropp labor.
Ing under temporary it Of insanity. he Was visit
10 brother in this city.
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A Noted Clergyman and Public I4eetmr~r
says OF "BROwN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEs'. = In all mr.
lecturng Troches into carpet bag regularly
do lectures or linen Public speskers nncslt.s and
all others the should Yah OF using
Troches They surpsss all other in
ing and strengthening the voice removing hoarsenrs a
pre-eninently the best.
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Wy Witc's Choice. aud tbe vhoir tspi'iy
RAlg HEsyuIiER on DRhssiSG us sae b0liel. Ltefy
diaggist sells " Price ST.
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Bcnutiful lluir.-A DeIightint SessSnticn 10
,he result oi using CHRvAffEk's Lire FOK fHE
HAIR positively restores hair 10 ts original ooor.
yoahfni strength ard beauty stops its falling
Sold by all druggists. SARAH A. CBEvALIBR, H. u.
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Tho Secretary Of State Removed by General
ulo0dc.

Moade.
ATLANTA, jan 81, 1893
G. Barrett Secretary Of tho State OF Georgia. having
refused To- acknowledge the authority Of the Major
General commanding removed from Office by General
Meade Captain Wheaton, Thirty third infantry in
dition to his duties Comptroller General will discharge
these OF secretary Of State
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Printing % Every Descriptions Exrcssrd'
Va tness aud despatch, aud at nWNt t4 man es-
xherc, AZ the NEleOrOLiTAN IOB PRINTING ksi4Ss.
iISnMENT, " Nassau street.
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George Hcrrmans's PeRri Powder 10 49,
effective and harmless rsmety agsiast rcoxbasse.
Curca sfsesrd 1t the Agency. 2i william st4s "a
ecats pet sOK
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A Beautiful Compile xior. .-Blocm Of 1onth
and freshness 10 the compile cArncss
ana softnsss to the skin. sold A. all druggis,s'.
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Mrs. wfssfOw's SOOTHING syrrP,'
having the sirnilc Curtis Perkns Tie outside
urspper. All olhers base limitations
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BntclseI0r's Hair Dyr.-The Best Ia the
world heony perfect Dye harrnlcss, reliable eAnsas
on, Factory 10 Bond street.
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The Evening Tclegrnm Ha- Now Iircmia-
iapn equal other city evening oonb ncd
IL constantly ahead In news, and last evening beat ~
contemporaries in the following rsns;--
In the first edition IL contained
Murder by HigLwsymen on Long Island.
Interesting Local and suburban Items
Morning Reports from Wall street
And latest Telcgraphc News from all p~rts of tho
world.
IN THE SECOND EDITION - .
ALL THE LATEST CITY NEWS.
AN ATTEMPT TO PoISOs A FAMILY OF CHlhDRi:N
TIE ROBBERY OF THE BANK or THE RhrUHLiG
The latest Telcgraphc Reports and proceedings IN the
Law Courts.
IN fuE THIRD EDITION.
The days Proceeding ia CONGRESS-.
The "hIg Talk of a Cherokee ia Washington.
Meeting OF the Board of Aldermen.
Attern ~ Murder Brooklyn Policeman
Money, Trade and Stock reports
Atlantic Cable Dispatches and Marine Telegram reports
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Cough, COugh. Cough.
MADAME rOgThk's COUGH RAISAs
Is b~ the erectual remedy aud is wia
thc reach OF all.
For sale " all drtlsss.s A. a5c.. s0r. and .5s.
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Gristadsro'. Hair Uyr.-Tbe hest Ever
manufactured. Wholesale aud retail; elso anFsed -
No. b AstoE ltsrae.
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ur. y. ~. >chcuck, of Phtindcip iptaku. Respect.
filiy informs hs t@sisns and Me public ,hat hs VIII -
professionally at hs ~ Boud siiset, Na~
York Tuesday n2ary -, from A. w. TO r. NJ pud
every tuesday thereafter. Ms iiauies osy n.i
. Al tnna
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RovsI Havana l,oucr,.1 1.Prs,e- csid sn
gnd Information furnished. tRr nasinst raS~ rHti sc
Douboons aud an Kinds o. tod auA Stivrr
IAYLOR a CO. esukcts> 10 Wal, ,Alrses, n q.
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Abe Grath.s Electric OIL for Rheumu-
deafness and MI and palms, warranted
ror sale ~ all druggists
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Niss. Tcmrc.1 mud Or rnamentai itn,r, hest
ara,N Ham ,, r"s ~. "Nr 'f"s .n e'ss'' sA'V'9r
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The u,tropsiiiam Jch Priut,nw r~tnb'isr-
NtSr o. Naasan street. = rttred To- ,asds .,r
.,lar- ramphlciS, Jsw caa Posters And every DESCRIPTION
rrntng ~ rates .wca -avo pcteont tasa u,u -
obtained pIse whcfe w rnc city
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able audience assembled s tho Park theatre last night
to welcome Mrs. d. p. Bowers. "Donr-Mr. Reade's
now famous dramaiization OF Tennyson's sxqusitely
beautiful poem Of that nsms--was the psce selected
for the occasion Mrs. Bowers Dora sustained and
enhanced her we'll won reputation. She revealed an
accurate conception OF the character and her
throughout was marked by taste and skin. Mrs. Con-
why's Mary Morrison vas quito equal TO her sister
Dora and tho crusty, stubborn. bat not altogether
kindly Farmer Allen was played cxcellentiy well by Mr..
f. Il Conway. The subordinate parts wore we'll flied.
THs TmnRz ConorE.--A large audience, no.with.
standing the incemsnt nature Of the weather. assem-
bod at this coscy place Of amusement last evening.
The bill presented was replete with gems, sparkling
brilliantly in their artistic and graceful Interpretation by
the worldwide known artists Of the Hanlon combination
The feats of the trapeze BY George William aud Alfred
wore sufficient to make mon hold their breath until
satisfied Of the unorring skill Of the performers thsn
70 extend rounds Of encouraging. applause; with
Mic. Gctrude's poodle dogs, without exception tbs
most "knowing' CANNES that made tbsl
obeisancc on the stage, quite sufficient in
their wonders for one evenings cnsrtalnm IN emit hut
when with poodlss Jumping bars, rolling barrels climb
ing ladders, dsshing through burning hoops and per
forming numberess additional cunning fcats that would
shame boastng equestrans of the ring
added ths incompsrabls Gurr the champion swim.
meru whose submarine efforts In drinking eating ant
smoking make bn worthy Of that name, aud th.
.Sprai Mountain ascension, there Is enough 10 Ill :,
repleton the seeker OF the wonderful amusing and
troupe who perform regicusly ali thev promise With
grace eycesd by none
NEW fogK CRcUs.--A fair audience were prssen
last night TO witness the equestrian pantonms
titled "Don ouiSoo, or tho Kuight Of the sorrowgu
FIGURE founded Incidents Developed ia Csrvsniss
Immortal biography or the "knight OF sglsnenca in
! cludng the robbsr attack and the tricks psye,
on ssnobo Panaa in the ncighborhcod ot tns MILL 1
passed on well and vas thoroughly cnjoye
by tho spectators. Mr.. W. Dutsons double soner
| set 'Yrhe Enchanted 4Atrei," by Mr.. Dsngeri gym
matte groupings by thy Runnells Family and tbs sen
sAton act Of equisaIiop, by Miss Lucille Watson, wsu
ON tbs programme vad smphaticatly endorsed by th
house sa'n'ss y's g'so on wsaessday s0a s'scrds'
AfsetnJ0ns X
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ps,a Br,saaIe, asasrS JULIUS uAypsN,
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The Great Medical Mistake

OF former days was an inter neglect of sanitary
precautions No efficient means were adopted
for the prevention of sickness. Sewerage was
unknown in cities; drainage was rarely ut
tempted in the country. Heaps of otih were
left to rot in the public streets, and domestic
the great antidote to febrle Diseases
was sadly neglected. 1t is not so now. Wise
laws, philanthropc institutions. aud visilant
sanitary police, have, to great extent, rene.
died the evil Nor is this all. PREVENTIVE
MEDIC ALTON has helped materially TO lessen the
rates of mortality. 1t is not too much to say
that TENS OF THOUSANDS escape sickness in I'M
healthy seasons in consequence of having
INVIGoRARED THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by a
course of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT.
TIERS. This pure and powerful vegetable tonic
and Alternative comprises the extracts and es.
sences of a variety of roots and horbs, renowned
for their strengthening, soothing, vitalizing
and purifying properties. These medicinal
agents are incorporated with spirit absolutely
free from the acrid poison which dehles, more or
less, all the liquors OF commerce, and their eff
feet is diflused through the whole frame by this
active, Yet harmless stimulant. The result is
bat imperriOuS to the exterior causes of disease,
such as damp fog sudden alterations of ten.
pcrature, sc. Strength, and the perfect regu.
i,arlty OF all the functions of the body, are the
pest sac, guards against atmospheric poison and
the effects of unwholcsome water and HOS
lei IEk BlITERS are the hest strengthen.
ing ana regulating medicine at present known.
FOR dyspepsia anu billiousness they are a sPE-
CIFIC ABSOLUTE.
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low to Improve our Sanitary
Ennhilinn

A great cause of disease is improper food and
hurried eating. In order fully to understand
how to eat and how to conduct ourselves after
eating, it is necessary that we should be &C.
Quainted, in some measure, with the process of
nutrition Many persons tumble their food
into their mouths and swallow it
without mastication, contrary to express laws
of nature Food should undergo thorough mas.
tication and salvation before ii enters the duo
denum and becomes mixed with the bile and
pancreatic Juices This bile is there secreted
by the liver The chyme having undergone the
changes adverted to is urged, by the peristaltic
motion of the intestines, onward through the
alimentary canal. If the peristaltic motion be
diminished, owing to the deficiency of bile the
progress of digestion is retarded and the bowels
become constipated and dyspepsia often fol-
lows. Iu such cases a thorough and active ca.
thartic should be used TO produce specific ac-
ton arOusiag the secretiOns and producing free
bilious excavations. The best article fer this
purpose is DR.. RO. ack's Blood Pills, the use of
which should be followed by ROback's Stomach
Bitters to give tone to the stomach and aid di-
gestion. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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BANKRUPTCY,

'INHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
| the 18th day of October, a. II. ls6s, a War.
rant o: Bankruptcy was issued out of the Dis.
trict Court of the United States for the District
of West Virginia against the estate of William
II. Crawford, of Petersburg in the county Of
Wood, in said District. who was adiudGed a
on his OWE petition that the pay ment
of any debts and the delivery of any property be.
longing to such Bankrupt, TO him, or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him, are for
hidden by law; and that meeting Of the creditors
of said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more Assignees of his estate, Will
he held at Court of Bankruptcy, 10 Do
holden at the city Of Parkersburg, before
George b. Caldwell, Esq, Register in Bank,
ruptcy for said District on the 18th day OF No
vcmber, 4. ID. 1865, at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
I. 5. Marshal u. w. Va, Messenger.
By w. II. IRWIN, Deputy. noy2oaw.2t
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Friday meruirz.-----..-,.No'e mbel
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW Observation-Disclosures j
N. Bickel.
Stock for Sale-Thomas OBrien.
Furniture for Sale-Edwar2s & Co
ma mt.
Salt River Hat-Harper & Bro.
Shawls, Silks, etc.. S. Rhodes n
Co.
Roots and Shoes-F. NJ. Porter.
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL 0LIb1!s
ruuu oV Tnr

FIfHE VAIL HEhp ~
Institatlon win begin Seps>nD s,,,.lI
The scope Of the College, bsaidss iss 100
ToEY DEYlnr<RET, embraces ful tsa 49,
C0urses Of Instruction IN HsiA<HsSl -. =
and Aod<yH Language. PhllOs-1Ag " V,as1
srstaDs. 1< sei<5sess. lgrIenLfsr' s~@
Is1fi1f. L., -
The coat Of Tuition, Books ,Bd bos.'-'
not sIossd from ESQ 10 ti7s pr asss -
In respect 70 Rasltb, besutiaI -, o
fsvofabls Moral suTouBdiBE' ne
surpassed. a., - ~
4LEX. MARTIN, ID. D.. Pylss4>'s.
I0.sor Of Mental and Moral Phil0so1as ,-..xB
H.6 LrOx. A. N, We Prss1S't fs,st
Eng. Literature and Principal Prs1l .,I,O
Co. J. r. wEIvfK, A. NJ. Pr0isss%
enatics and hllItAFV T.etics- y.tls
8. g. STIyExs. A. NJ, Proie.set
Philosophy .nA Of ne Estural se'sse "a I,ors
HEsEI w. HAHsAs. u. d, ~.
and Modern LAsguages and L,sf.l. d -
0LIvEE W. MLLkK, A NJ Asss
Preparatory Department. I.,iS%
Go. n Hisiss, ESQ, superiH'>h
Grounds and BsilAingA PSJs
HUaH w. BEocK, n D.. Lsstaref "
oiogy and HyEisne. crl -
Hon. ions A. DILLS, Lestarsf %
Constitutional Lag. x vIETD
NoEelxroyS, W. Va MT
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BETHANY COLLEGE

THE TwKNTY-HIGHTH sEsslg,
i Bethany College will open On -
18th Of September, 1853 Tho ColfS, :.
In Brooke county, West Yireihl, 80, ~
from Lagrange Station on The Plitl.S - 80
Whesling Railroad, whence u u 49, ,,,,sr
By q daily stage. The sitnAtion :,
healthy and removsdalik. from isf 80 -, -,
on a la.re isereass In lie number q s'sa, -,
enlarged accommodation for boife,' "a,
been made aud several large ClS' - 49,.
rooms fitted mp 70 afford sdditAosn III -
the department. Of Natural Soiene,. -, =
experienced corps OF Proieusof' - y, ~
gagged and the AmpIest provision ~ 1s.,.jy v
ouEh instruction IN svsry brADch o. - -. .
especially invite attention 70 or =. -, -
copy Of Which win Be snt - mad y -, = = y
Apply 20 Prof. c. l.. JO0s, $500, xToy
Faculty. or 70 w. X. - -,
auzittfll sepB -
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR.. Aborn, 1874 Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail so cents.
febl-ly
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Oysters! Oysters! Oysters =!
by the Can or Half Can, at
J Q HE c. n EFTLEY'S,
Odd Fellows Hall Ruiidi,y

THE CELEBRATED SMITHS OYSTERS
L fresh from baltimore, by the can or half
can, Will be kept constantly on hand at the
ABOVE pace. Also fresh meats and all kinds of
green vegetables sepa
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DIR. Burton,s Tobacco AntidOte.

DIR. BurtOn'S Tobacco AntidOte.
WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR ToBACco 4
,utAey vegetable and harDess and Is also an exceleni
natiNr II purifes and enriehes the blood, inygoraeIh
tysteA great nourshing and
sleep reeshing and establishes robust health Smoker
and eseto for siIty years cured Price pc
box. PostEee An interesting treatise on " inluriou
effects OF toAecco with lists OF estimoniaE Teiersnee'
etc SENT TRnS. Agents wanted AddreV
DR.. T. R. ABBOTT, Jerry City, N D.
TEST1
PosrxAsrER's TArxOsY.-I receivSds box OF Burton
Antidote from Rev: NJ. Poulton, AZ find 1t an geud
cure. s. GArsnIS Connection Harrison Co. ONO
Fnox THE U. s. TRaSsURY Sretdry' o6esIPlsa,
send supply Of the he one rseeiT'd ~ ha, do"
its cork SURELY. ". Ep'Ah'
Fnox Nrv HAMPSHIRE iIE PGIsoSmGsn &c men:
co BY using Dr.. BuftOns 0ss we desire supply 70
'-' JosEra MAYO @aIdsApf n. II. State Prison:
W. MASZ iH Nat BsnfNNew Albany Ind.
A CLERcYxAs'. fKsrrxosr.-oSrSox OF AsTIDoT
cured my brother Znd myself IT SEyIA IIM ..
Rev. wv. SHoExAKER, Relieve Station Pa
FRox THE IoLIcR HEADQUARTERS, LfSN, MSS
hare gained 6irty .fpe pounds Of flesh IN hrk nonpa
using rtOns AnddOs' and al % DER "a Js
FRox/ fHE SOUTHERN Honx JOuRslI, BAShon
ali ~ rsadsI, T. Y. SLATER, EdiNr.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
t Trademark x Copyrighted.l
noy4.lm
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Washington, ID. C..

THE SESSIONS OF THE SEVERAL DE
i paYtments 0pen a. foIloxs: The Prep,fH
tory September 9th; the Collegiate eeRtemoef
I'D: the Theslogiesl October 7th' TIE Law "
tobss 18th. and the Medical Oetosef ISth,
This College sAA organized With = rsiersnos
70 the OF urged suggestion o. .ehln ztoh VA.
a University at the Federal hctrspons YOU'D
tend 10 the rehabilitation OF the prinefp'ea
opinions and manners q our eountrynen 81
IL Common edueatiSu Of . portion Of ia yO1th
fr.rs every Quarter" In graduates have ven
a. r. sxpecfatS0ns q Madison and Monroe
-. a. f.olitiss Of hearing debate In C0sgrsss,
srrarssuts IN the Supreme Court and Lectures
90, .rpiusnt men. and Of whiting Llbrnries and
CoiIeetious In Seienee gathered At this csntrs.
wouId fsstsr . comprehensive mental devolsp-
nsnt
training for b1siness and preparatlon for Col.
Iege- The College proper has eight efneisnt
Professors. all The chairs being Sled Ehe
Theological School has three ProfsssoIs and
Lecturers. the Law School four and The Modal
ZEN The srpenses are ~ low - n otbfr Cob
sEeA Humber Of students the past year o.
FOR Catalogues or further information address
CIV. SAMSON, d. d.,
suRI5 2tarsv President
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Hill Famala SAniin. -

Pleasant Hill Female Seminary
THEITwENTY-THIRD SESSION OF rms
= Wen hn low and long est,Ali.Aod $40 S.S
7. A. Crenshaw, A. NJ, is now Prns;,., ~ stii
school, and will be assisted b, ,bs $40, ". " ihs
corps Of Professors, together with NJ. r Aos
shaw, as teacher Of French. For ,p,,n s INA
ticulars apply FOR catalogue At the Rs,s iL
OF Messrs. Campbell & Mcpcrmsi w. ser
or to any Of the Faculty or the Suprrip,s,J.-.
West Middletown, Pa. ''"''A''ai
MARTHA McKEIvFe
Aug3 SupSTr,,IiAa
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Dunbar Female Seminary

THE NINTH SESSION OF THIS INsrl
l. tuition will begin the drt wcdus,Iay
September next, ID. w.
RETERENCE+
Hon. George n. Lee, Henry s. Waltor. u
West Virginia; Hon. VIM 7. lI,mlioh HaS
Stevenson Archer, Maryland. ErGov. Hssr
A. Wise, Virginia; III Gov. T. u. yaHoc. Md
Carolina.
For particulars apply either 10 gcy JANE,
Il. AVIRETr, Principal, or to
Hos. p. W. NJ HOLIDAY.
aug0u President
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CIaymOnt Boarding Scboo,

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT rs,,
cation-three miles from Charlestowp - -
county, w Va. Next session oommsDe,. =.
tember lst, 1868. Pupils received AZ asT 80
Terms, $500; semiannua!ly In Adyarc, n.
extras. A liberal deduction will be ma, -.
q parent or guardian sends more tA., =,
boarder. -
For circular, address the undersigned
J. s. BLACKBURN
PrneH
Aug3-oaw.till sepl5
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EDUCATIONAL
LINDSLEY INSTITUTE

On Fla Street, opp. Rom. CaA, Can,
THE FALL AND WINTER SrSS,",' IT,
Il this establishment will oonn,s.H NNNION Ul
day, 3lst inst. The course VII .s % N0a.
subjects usually taught in Higs SrS''-SS' As
the Junior classes in Colleges '''~N'', Az
The rooms are well lighted ,Aor0,,,,
tlated and fully supplied with sS..sa'y Yea
globes, Philosophical and Chemie.i ,Sr a Ells
For further particulars, And n, Sfr-la'aa
apply to TIE. BLGHEiy se'fse.A',
south cor. Of Quincy Asd ~,
RSv. X. '. D0DGT N "a
AugN Opp. St. MAttheT,GS
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
LEXINGTON. VA.

- 4. Wv
rI'HE NEXT SESSION OPENS THlL
i Thursday In September, iss,, ASd 49,
fourth Thursday In June, 1862
The Faculty consists Of
Gen. ~. X. LEE. PrssidsHL
with Professors Of Latin, Greek, hlihs9ih,
Modern Languages. Moral PHILOSOPHY ~
and English Language and Litnrstars ~
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy 49,.
and Law and Equity. Thess A., df n.-.-.
intoi ]. Faculty Of Arts; 4 FaealiJ 80
J. Faculty Of Literature and Phi0s'p,l
FAcuity OF Law. In each 81 tbs.s 80
q distinct Bachelors Degree, and ~ -
Mater Of drt1 n open alike " hs9es. -
course. in the Department Of shes,,1f n,
fefTed, also, ProIcsfloJgdl DtpL0s.I ~ -
gineer and Mining Engineer. " -
full corps Of assistant Prsfason -,
made for thorough drilling In tbs psf,l ~
Of English, Ancient and Modem l1sss's
Mathematical. .a
EIrEwEs.-Ail necessary sIpss's H'S' >
exceed e325.
For full particulars apply 70 ,o,noy
sngs Cl,rt dFs'air
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CT A m .
fine CITY are hereby notified to present the same
for settlement on or before SATURDAY e ry
~. j. NJ. BICkEL,
next. .e 0. President of Club.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

+ To be Continued.
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afheeliug gssistsr.

DAILY. TRI-wEEKLY, WEEKLY.
,,pp II. s. WALKER.
nRwas BAK ER & co.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.

DAILY REGISTER.
, No year..S7 so Three months---.S2 90
Six months. 100. 4 90 One month ..---.. 10
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-03
What Will the d. m ocrats Do,


| Whist will the Democrats DO II they gsl
into power! In snswer to this question
Gen. w. A. German. Of Minnesots, very
7ointedly said 10 . recent public speech.
II the Democracy &c. power 10 the gov.
esnment they will reduce the tariff tax on
tstl your tes, and what you drink and wear
They will restore the Union and turn owe,
al the Southern States expenses 10 be paid
by the South alone.
We will turn out end sbolish ten thous.
snd abolition Freedmen Buresu off &c hold.
ers,. and save millions Of dollsrs TO the peo.
ple's pockets.
We will bid the South support them.
selves, end 60 to rsisine cotton end sugsr
and we will continue to raise produce TO feed
them.
We will pay the public debt 10 the same
currency we pay you and the same you pay
each other. unless otherwise expressly
lsgreed. and thus save millions more 10 the
pockets Of the people.
II we Psy tie rich in GOLD we will psy
isou in cold. II we pay you in paper mo.
lacy. we will cay the pleihoric bon6holders
Yin paper money.
We will enact laws TO enable you to buy
Iyour goods where you esn buy the cheapest
and cell where you can get the best price
We will protect labor from the encroach.
men,s Of capital.
| We will leave each State to govern itself
limited only by the Federal Constitution.
We will reduce the army in the South
and send 'hem to the plains to protect ,bs
frontier and new routes to The far west.
| We will restore commerce. pescs enc
gocd will between the North and Sou,h.
We will reduce The taxes both Sts,e sns
nstionsL
We will lessen the Office. holders and re-
:esse you from tsxa,ion TO support them.
We will restore peace at home and main
tain your honor sbrcsd.
We will give equal rights to all and gran
exclusive privileges 10 none.
We will substitute calm s,stesms nshiy
for mad Jscobinism.
We will make pets Of the negroes nc
LONGER OF the expense Of the whites. mol
force outrage for them. at the expense snt
against The will Of those who have created
: md main Otsjn ed the Government.