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ALL SORTS.

Four of the most stunning bellies in
New York are to be married in Sept
ember.
"Buckskin joe with forty-seven
Indian scalps, passed through Elmira
recently.
A fire at Colebrook, New Hamp-
shire, on Saturday, destroyed nearly
all the business part of town.
Robert Buchanan, the poet, has been
placed on the English pension list for
e100 per annum.
General Loring writes that he likes
the service of the Viceroy of Egypt
very much.
The Russian Minister is said to be
t~ranslating Mark Twain's Innocents
abroad.
The first Eve-angelical alliance
Adams marriage in Eden.
Wilkie Collins is writing a dramatic
version of his novel, Nan and Wife.
At St. Louis, on Sunday night,
Michael Connolly fell from the fourth
story window of his house and was in
stantly killed.
The Franklin county fair grounds
have been enlarged by the purchase of
twenty-five adjoining acres.
Thomas S. Stone of Cincinnati was
drowned in Bedford, Massachusetts,, on
Saturday, while bathing.
The Crown Prince of Prussia is said
TO be- an enthusiastic stock raiser, and
vet he heads a movement which causes
a marked fall in stocks.
An old lady, aged eighty, in Jack
sonyille, Illinois, met forty of her
lineal descendants at a picnic on the
1fth of july
won Molke, the Chief of Staff of
the Prussian armies, is known through
.out the Continent as "the man who is
silent in six languages"
At Boston, on Monday two work.
men were killed by the fall of the
lowell Railroad grain elevator. 1t is
reported that three others were
buried IN the ruins. Two dead bodies
were recovered.
-
The German citizens in Toronto in
tend to hold a meeting in sympathy
with Prussia, and a number of recruits
are reported to have left for the Prus-
sian army:
It is announced that General r. E.
Lee will accept the Presidency of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad, in con-
nection with the duties of President
of Washington College.
The Sioux Italians in New York
are not permitted to buy arms, but
spend their money freely on umbrellas.
They felt at home as soon as they saw
the Buffalo in Central Park.
zoe r5sa
"A Missourfan who tried to live in
Minnesota has returned disguised
He says they have mine months Of
winter, and the rest of the year it,
d-dlate in the fall"
Sir Henry Bulwer's Life Of Phmer
4. stoN will be out before the dcg-days
and will present the late Premier in g
more admirable light than he stood in
during life.
Erie furnishes the latest sensation
in the way of a runaway match
Michael Buckly, an innocent young
fellow of sixtY-fhree, and Margaret
Mahon, a dashing widow of seventy
two, runaway from the county poor
louise and were married.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
designed mas been duly appointed
and qualified Is Exector of the estate
of George Houser, late of Mohecan
Tp., Ashland County Ohio, decd.
JOHN HOUSER, Executor.
no4-4w
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S~9OO.-WANTED an active man, in
each County in the States, to travel and
take orders by sample, for Tea. Coffee and
Spices To suitable men we will give a
salary of 5000 to $1,000 a year, above travel
ing and other expenses, and a reasonable
commission on sales.
Immediate applications are solicited from
proper parties. Apply to, or address i'm
mediately. j. PACKER & CO.,
Continent Mills
3S4 Bowery. New York.
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Democratic Convention.

The Democratic Convention of del.
egates from the 18th district, com.
posed of Richland and Ashland coun
ties, to select a candidate for the
State Board OF Equalization for the
district, met at Ashland on the Goth
day of July. at IL o'clock, AN.
The Convention was called to or.
der by w. B. McCarty, Chairman
of the Ashland County Democratic
Central committee, and on his motion
Isaac w. Littler, ESD, of Richland
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Il ~ NIIANI
J, D. Willis & Son, Plt'f. Before j. d
VS. Jones j. p
J.. II. Kell and H. H. Montgomerytp
Kell. defendants. Ashland Co. o
On the first day of March, A. D. 1877
said justice issued an order of attachmcn
in the above action for the sum of fifty-fou
dollars. I'D. WILLIS & SON,
Pitts, by j.. j, Jacobs their Atty
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A SCIENTIFIC WONDER The CrIie
Microscope sdapeed to popular and
scientific use. Read the advertise
ment. Price, 1915. C3m4S
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we have to spare from the cause OF our
suffering fellow countrymen to the
victims of, the ambitioit and, cnpidity
of kings, not to the .monarchs them
! seles.-Cris1s.
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expressive and appropriate name of
the GREAT PIG TAIL PARTY"
Such a name, would at least, fifty rep
resent the New England branch. of
IF
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IF you have any old pictures to copy
or enlarge take them to Johnson's Gal
lery.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Atlantic Time Table,.
G. H. TOPPING, Agent.
G.. 81 G. TIME TABLE.

Y Y. u U 9IINII I1ADLIL.
On and after Monday, Dec. 21st, 1868,
passenger trains will arrive at the follow
ing places at the time set.
GOING SOUTH.
n. London 1910 a. m. 4:30 p. m. 9:51 p. m.
Crestline lilo a. m. 5:45 =. IN. 1875 p. m
Gallon 11:3O a. m. 6:25 p. m.1l:l6 p. M.
GOING NoRTH.
n. Lond'n 5:15 am 1910 am 2:15 pm SOC pm
Crestline 400 am $40 am 1:15 pm $40 pm
Gallon SOL am $50 am Loo pm. 5:27 pm
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-03

THE MAGIC CCM }, ~J:I;GsIy
ortd lair or lizard &c a l3i'l
brown. 1t contains no poison ANY &C
cen use it. One sent by mail for ST. A
dress MAGIC COMB CO,
m23 f Springfield, Mass.
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Fort Wayne & Chicago

On and after June 18th, 1870, trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays excepted
as follows. Train leaving Chicago al 5,35
p. M, leaves daily .]GTrain leaving Pitts
burgh at 2.55 p. NJ, leaves daily.l
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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Democratic State Ticket.

SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM HEISLEY, of Cuyahoga.
SUPREME JUDGE.
RICHARD A. HARRISON, of Madison
Z COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY.
JOHN II HEATON, of Belmont.
MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
WILLIAM SPENCER, CT Licking.
FOR CONGRESS,
LYMAN r. CRITCHFIELD.
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
ABRAHAM BAUGAMAN.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERs.

THE Board of School Examiners of Ash
land County will hold the following
Examinations during the school yearss1s66
& 1870.
SPRING AND SUMNER.
ID Saturday of Sept Ashland.a o.
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THE BOFS md GIRLS

will ind their own page always lighted with such run
In pictures, aai fun in stories. rs shall make them
look sharply every week for tho coming OF HEARrH
AND HONE.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-03

The Congressional Central Com
mittce met aud organized by elecLing
Hon, J, y. Estell, of Holmes, Chair
man, and Hon. E. b. Eshelman, Sec
rotary.
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Four of the most stunning bellies in
New York are to be married in Sept
ember.
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o 1869.

Singl. Copies 81, invariably In advance; ? Cop
so 5Cpp;ns So. Any ono sending ~ - ror a cit
of II Copies (al ut olc ti;ne'- will recci+ 20 a copy
fr:c.
:, travelling agents employed. Address all COM
alications TO -t T
P3cF3YIILL. BATES & Co..
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"Buckskin Joe," with forty-seven
Indian scalps, passed through Elmira
recently.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-03

A fire at Colebrook, New Hamp-
shire, on Saturday, destroyed nearly
all the business part of town.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-03

William Window, who has Just
been appointed to fill the varancv in
the United States Senate from Min
nesota, is a native of Ohio, He is
forty-three years old, is a lawyer of
good abilities, and has been a citizen
of Minnesota since 1858.
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Robert Buchanan, the poet, has been
placed on the English pension list for
e100 per annum.
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Season efts7O-7l.
Mason & Eamhn Cabinet Organs.
Patented June 2l't and August 23, 1870
REDUCTION OF PRICES

The Mason & lIamliu Organ Company have
the pleasure ofanuouneing important improve
ricnu in their Cabinet Organs, for which Pat
euts were granted them in June and Angus, last.
These are not merely meretricious attachments,
but enhance the substantial c; cellence Of The
instrument.
They are also enabled, by increased facilities
fsr. misnufac,ure, 10 make, from this date, fur
Their reduction Of prices on several leading
styles.
Having completed and added to their former
facilities large new mandatory they hope
hereafter to supply all orders promptly.
The Cabinet Organs made by this company
are Of such universal reputation, not only In
merca, but throughout Europe, that few will
need assurance Of eirsuperiority.
They now offer FOUH octave GARNET OssAs
in quite plain cases, but equal according TO
their capacity, TO any thing they make, for $50.
The SANE, porRLE REED, S65. 1--WE OCTAVE
porRtR REED ORGANS, 1--WE sToPs, with Knee
swelland Tremulant, in elegant case, with sew
.ral Of ttfc Mason h Eiamlin improvements Sl25
Thr SANE sIrAI, with new YoI Humxna, Auto
matte swell, kc., $3.50. FIVE ocrAvEs, THREE
sEts RSEps, sEvEx sToPs, with HUPHoSE-s splen
| did instrument, S225.
/ A rev illustrated catalogue, with full iafor-
nation, and reduced prices, is now ready, and
! will b, sen, free wish u testimonial circular,
prtsentiI. great mass ofevidence as 10 the su.
! osrisrify ~ these irsiumenp, 10 any one send
| int his adore, 10 tie MASON h EltHLiS uS1AS
| rsnriIg, iSt fremont Cres,, to,'eE. g S6o
R'sG WY. Zee T0Iss.
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.

.'rr ~, r7,- RALriSokE, October 81.
BEEFCAT LE-Priccs to-day
ranged a, follows: Bss. becves at o0a
: IS, generally rated drs: quality at 5 50
AZ 90, msiiam or good fairqualisy at 4
50a5 So. ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COW, 4 00.4 so. inferior aud lowest grades
ofca.,le. 3 5Od4 0o-general average Of
the marke. to-day. 6 IL, extreme ranged
prices 8 5oa7 IS. Ms. Of the sales wore
from S 25a7 SO per 100 pounl,.
20 II &c s-Th. receipt, dutina the
week have been large as,in and with only
. moderate demand, which sesrccly keeps
pace with the arrivals. rates hasu fallen
off I cent per pound. Prices to day.
ranged as D follows: 10 75all rs per
leo pounds net. ealz
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ADVERTISEMENTS
JnnN 4. nYAS.

.. .... JOHN IL. III an.
| BOOT AND SHOE MANtFACTORT.
The undersigned would respectfully in.
form the citizens Of Lewis nn! adjoining
counties that they have opened a hew and
extensive
BOOT AND SHOE SToRK,
Two doors above Lewis store, Main street,
IErston, IIcH Virginia.
We shall keep constantly on hand full
supply of LudisI'. Risse,' and Chi7tlrens
Sioti, and large aasorsn'snt Of geb,le-
SHOES AND BOOTS.
Ready made and 10 ORDER"
The quality of our work will be as good
or better than you can get elsewhefe; aud
our prices shall never fail to please, Give
the new store trial. before worrying out
yotr lives mud wasting your money in
buying Boots and Shoes q. a dry goods
store, -..... .....
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
AZ Ihortsstnoitc. and most rens md6le terrsS
q I'll ALL WORK WARRANTED!
JOHN K. cyan.
June 10, ia1o.-yl
.
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To- rus blpik. -ruI DrxocsAr and
Dsmorssfi di,siity Magazine fOt one year
tsr$4 90. DemnrsaI Monthly Magazine
iiierulls ran. .s-tr" With good things
Beautiful poems. entertaining stories, 'n-
sRac,ivs miscellany. artissic illus'r''ion'.
choice mu.is. snd the latest and Ni"'' re-
liable iaivraa,ion 10 regsrd TO the pre-
s,ilinsryls,. i,i,. hypaa ql''tien. he
k-,hm;i, eefialrs, ps5S-hti
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II ME- AGCYION

I ~
Below We men:ioh few of the coup.
lie. which have been officially reported
Lewis county-Dchocrstic majority
l46.
Harrison county elects Lewis and West
(Oo'h Dem 6cras,) to the Legislature gain
of l4g.
Ohio county elects three Democrats 10
the Legislature and one Senator.
Gil~er elects William Lynch to the
Legislature. and everything else except
one surveyor of roads-aud he il q "l.,.
up"-gain of l6i.
~oOd and Peasants send two Demo.
Gratis to the Legislature 1884. :
r btsI.on sends Major R0llysOu to tho
Legislature by A majority.
/. UpshuF elects Clark (tad) 10 the Legis.
la'urs BY reduced majori,y Of 100.
p Taylor. county elects Democrat to the
Legislature:
Berkeley county elects D.nocra. to
the House. Of Delegates and ono to the
State Senate.
Writ elects Democrat to The Legisla-
,tur' and give, DAvi. 81 m.iori,y-gain of
1877.
81 hancock goes rad BY areduoed major
i.y of:5s. .2cJsi9tTi I a L..
Brooke elects a Democrat to the Legi,-
lature with IS gain. r bs'.
Barbour gives 800 Democratic m ajorisy
gain Of nearlysSO0. -
Jackson county goes radical BY 80
Democratic gain 264.i aI,
Richie coca rad BY loo--Demoer..ic
gaiu Of 1893.
Marshal goes rad BY l25-Deneer.tie
gaiu Of 400. <ti
b Mariongocs radby 30 eBocra.icg.in
Of 20S; bu. also elects . Democratic Del
tgzte.
Randolph goo. Democratic by lsO-,
gain ofi5o..r .v..,,.g- 2
MOnongalin goesrad BY 3s4-pemo.
cratic gaih 1872. ~ f 3 el
Wessel goes Democratic by 4es-gain
Of 1873. 7s-aes r'--re.H-
Mineral goes Democratic and sleat' all
the county ofdeers-gain of 1875.
Morgan goes radical by l3S-Deno-
ero,ic gain Of l07: E. o ~ ,.
Jefferson goes Democratic by 52-g.in
Macon goes Democratic by 2Oo--s.in
Of s12 q n aaH 50
Liaeoln gos, Democratic by loo--sain
Of 6s. .F..
Putnam sac' rad by oo-Deuocrasie
gain ia, ar--w ~ '',.'
Kanswba goes rad by 80 Democratic
8 ain 2o2, although 500 negroes were 'd-
ded 10 the yo,lhs strength Of The radical
party in that sounty,rF pa-4
Doddridge goes Democratic by 4---s,iu
III. '' 9F'f
Calhoun goes Democratic, ,eeotding to
he Telegraph. by 200 4 gain Of 1856.
Roane county sends Demc cras to the
Legislature gain Of i5o. g
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NArrxE', HAIR RESTORATIVE rIeeis ev-
erI'hing. No dirt. no sediment. no
poi,on' Perfectly reliable. It does the
WORK most efcciually. A treatise giving
jul particulars sent postage free upon ip-
plication 10 Proctor Bros Gloucester.
Massachusetts. sole ager.s. or "A. N.
Dent. sole agent for Lewis comfy. QUO
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

rar LAST JoKH "A Petition 10 IN
circulation among HE colured folks to al,
Icy jim cofley and David II. Smith to
jsia,,hs Democratic party. The subject
4 10 be referred to the Whi,,emore Clab
Lsok out, Democrats, this must no, be
SLOWED.
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We are Informed that the gentleman
vac is erecting WOODEN factory 1t shis
place has been taken seriously i'll. and
that rho nert Is being delayed in eonue-
quencs. -5
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f, No7rcs Observation-Disclosures
ssd all others hs''ing use for on extra
article Of lubricating oil, eau obtain the
same BY calling, a. A. N. Dents Drug
s,vre for it. Warranted entirely .fres
hsn sand, aud all eshsr impuritiss--ouly
rs cts pcr gallon. l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

[ No saloon or hotel keeper should be
without Rosenheim's Stomach Bittsrs,
7as Great Western Remedy in his bar.
1.-The han them be nil be called on ,c
prescribe for all dullness, want of nppe
lite. dyspepsia. &c.. thousand time'
whore phyticians;ure once. Administer
vino Rlas, full al dose.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

The RAIDS are not happy over the cleo
ton returns. They don't jjollify worth !.
cent, They can find consolation in
Webster's Dictionary. We did, and can
recommend il. .I
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AszE1 " you Faptauy yook. school book, or
say saJ other Eiad1 ia, Is Sow PUBLISHED
you can obtain the same by leaving an
ss-$sposdar With a. N. Dent. 1t the PSo,Ls,'
Dare SToRx.
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YELL! YELL!! YELL.t!
The following. which we take from the
Conservative, expluin, our feelings and
action, on receipt Of The goud nov. SO
veil, that We copy it..cutire:
Therc are SOME moments Of e1ult..ion
that require an escape valve.
Some take their, 10 yelling and some a
whi'key straight. So
A coalition Of the two i',sid to produce
al admirable sfec,-each help:rg the
other. -, ~.
The joyful man is halter BY far without
the liquor, bu! there are s,se conssitu-
ton, in this world that ftquire aboa. I.
e,rt load Of ben.iue to produce perfect
result.
! We tax. MIR enthusiasm in yelling.
The resul, Of the election was enough to
make any Democrat q ffst-cisss caudidais
for glory. 80 s-..r
B.ing Of those particular hue we seated
our,elf in corner, on q bundle Of paper,
aud with the first good news We parted our
lips aud l.. loose some noise.
A li,,ls later. aud another telegram bet
Ter than before, caused rise 10 the sound
Of. perhaps. so per csn,ani.
Then they began pouring in beforehand
better. and Sc couldn't yell fast enough.
We are sure the glad ,idiug, Of greatjoy
were borne on The air to our birthplace,
and there are minsling With the joyous
riictoriou, acelaims Of the Democrats.
Poor, weak nature couldn't keep up
such q strain more than an hour or SO,
and We had to closs the shouting because
NC had exhausted the reservoir.
Wo then procured writing material aud
tried to yell on psp0r.
Il xl,n't successful.
No; much ali
A, pr.sen. We are hosrse, and unable to
mako an ,udible Whisper. @
We mounted to the hou,o-sop and start
cd the screaming thrs
We called Id al our aSle-bod;ed friends
TO assist. rt.I.
Our ae.aph.gu, 'w.llcd, away aer The
| buttons o. cur vest. our mouth resemblsd
a number one cache, general eonralsior
Of the features took place and an overpor'
sring volume 0. sound poured forth.
Now We want to engage respectable
psu, Of good moral character, to take th'
esa,rac, Of cheering for u, for month oil
~.
Application 'Dss be inside at ou''' A
man wilhou. a family preferred, /" th'
prospect. n- b. will kill himself 'hou'in9
10 ,,. r. ,i>m,nth & ,h '>a''Cu.
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~thou, the sid Of .be gentleman repre-
s.n,ed nbove. and tho last election proves
i. very conclusive manner th's 'h.y are
.safdep, in their ability to do 40 for all
tinerc come. Nor.l-Nerer crowd The
Mournsu.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

TipBoaEp.o, SupERr,soxs met 90 the
els. Inst, ..aEd after duly inspecting the
ssssrds 81 election, granted certificates
- The officers elect.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

From this pic
you nav form 4
idea Of why and
fast ia. Virgini-
aud West, ksys
long time
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

WINDOW Glass, (.ll sis..) Putty. Yin
cans. Linseed Oil, White Lead (Fahne-
stocks and Lewis Paint Brushes, Colors,
lin OLD Tarnishes Of all kinds. Fire.Proof
Paint, Sand Paper. ETC.. etc. KEEP, con-
staptly on baud and for sale cheap BY A.
N. Dent.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

THA sOesnvlsoss. Tile Supervisor
s!ec, are as follows: .- ..-7,-
? Sheridan-Jamea Mulladay. Dem.
Jane Lsv--D. J. Hays, Dem.
Bafielle-W. A. Watson. Dem.
Lfnecln-A. D. Peterson, Dem. ..
Wiiiey-Jas NJ. Hall, Rad.
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Church Dedication.
PRSxxIStSrxe, Nov.

: Ma. Est,on. be- 20,
o' The new United Brethren Church on
,Fr..maa's Creek will bs dedicated on
> ,ss5 2o,h of November. 1870 Bishop J.
Weaver. of Baltimore. will be ptesent TO
deliver tha dsdicstory fOfluou, aud to
espduc, the orhcr exercises. lie will
p.rhap, remain few dog. With US, a,
We .xpec. TO pro.rac, the nl'e;inS.
7AH7ssrriess win begin ut loiA VI.
The people generally are Invited to
sH,sd.. a" A. 0Rs.
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.,,,'Tee Too B.' -"EHlub' charges double
Sfiss for tou.orial performances on .sai.
cal faces since their elongation. You
sbduld not do 50. Washington, to such
eminent friends ofth colored man."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

1t is said tina: the RAIDS herosboats are
seriously thinking about advocating , re-
turn to the old State. Democrats are
content with things as they are.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

THzna asD BAck.-WilIsy said in his
speech here that be had been "educ..cd
up,to negro suffrage" Tho next des.l-
'sepnen. from him will Be tia. he h,s been
= slueaiea buck asaiin: '.a
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Well Bucket, at!Edv,tasg

ForR YEARS AGO We peuned the fol.
lowing verse, and now reproduce it as
4nPproptiate: q - - ---
Hark from the tnmos, the aolefll sound.
Niue ears attend the cry;
Go view the ground, you wicked RAIDS, y
Where you have so,tO lie' ..
E Eett'1 Bre,heriug. ledrus pray.' 30
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

A Rlpio,L remarked the other dny
,ha, 10 eoul1u't understand the heavy
gains made by The Democrats at the re-
aent election. Let the gentleman lake
his eve and csst it over this little mat
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-31

RrcoRprR's DEEDS for Delinauen,
Lands for ssle a, this Office, Ako a full
supply ofhlank deeds aud all kinds o.
justices blanks. '''- ~ i''s .--
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ter-croM Har1.
ture. good man
very correct
wherefore The
.n,-both Es,,
raled ihtmselri
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Att persons desiring Photographs.
Gem pictures, case pictures, &c, should
call at Barrctt's Gallery.
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7ol1IJou want ASy1ArpiclSr. Of any dea
'esiption lwhateSer. 80 TO Arthur N,
Dents Drug Store and your wants will
DO supplied.
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Mighty interesting rs,dins-shs .ls..
Ssn returns.
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fragrant cake Of soag, nice quality Of
paper, a good p.u:knifs. poaket.book,
tooth-brush, or anything else in the no.
ton or fancy goods line, 20 to Dents.
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?, .nH. Go. Is. MoSsIs. Dentist, will
vini. our place again on the 18th Of No.
ssmbcr, remaining 10 days.
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Tho Devil is dssd-he was killed last
sharsday. 80 y5, -, j.
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MARRIED.
4 AGENTS 4: E[I5II E|iEl!IEl|jE|;IEI!s|
Twelve Years 'sss e. Wild Indians {. Plains

<JNHE LIFE OF GEO, p. BELDES, who,
from love of wild adventure. and the
desire 70 paiN.s knowledge Of the --
Errry Lay Life and Peculiar Customs
-'.a efthe Indians, u.
leh $ home Of plenty in New Philadelphia, Ohio
Joined the Indians, adopted their mode Of life
became awarriOr Of the first class aud chiei
of 100 lodges, ierYrd :hc Government with his
braves rEnisst the hostile Indians, and as lieu
tenant in the regular army, which position he
but recently resigned, 10 return 10 III, wild life
be 30 much loves. I6lLlUSTRATlOSS, 2. OIL
them FULL PAGE, with fU2TRATof the Az.
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