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Yankee Rec4ip. How to Make q
Thousand Dollars. 4tEN

| My gettin the better of my wi!e's father
is one of tho richest things on record. I'll
tell you how it was. You must know tina.
he is monstrous stingy. The complaint
seems to run in the family, and every body
round our parts used to notice that he
| never by any chance asked anybody to
dine With him. So one day, jist Tor a
chunk of fun, / said to friend of mine,
Jeddy-"Ill bet You penn'orth OF shoe
strings ginst row of Plus, that l get old
Ben Merkins, that's my vife's father, to
ask me to dinner"
"Yeon get ont" said Teddy; "why, yeon
might az well try &c coax cat into show
erbath, or get moonbeams eout of cowcum-
bers."
"Well," said /, 'Im going to try"
And try did, and I'll tell yeou how I
went to work
Jist ss old Ben was sittin' down to din
ner, at ] o'clock, | rushed up TO the house,
al a bigh.pressure pace, red-hot IN the
face with nay coat tails in the air, my eyes
Yolin' about like billiard balls III convul-
sions Rat-tat-tat -ding-a-ling-ginP
kicked up sn awful rumpus, aud in fash
out came old Ben himself. had ST. ack
the right mint. He had a napkin under
his chin, and n earying-knife in his hand.
smelt the dinner IA he opensd the door.
30, Ar. Merkins, said /, I'm, tarna-
ton glad 10 SEQ You. feared you
moughn't be at none-Im almost out of
breath. I'm come TO tell you can save
you a thousand dollars"
"a Thousand dollars" roared the old
man and defy weasel to go pop
quicker than his face burst into smiles.
"A Thousand dollars Yeou don't say SO !!
Du ten p
"Oh p said |. II see you are just LAWN
dinner meow, III go an dine myself and
then III come back and tell you all about
it,,
Nonsense, said he, don't go away !;
come in and sit down, and enjoy yourself.
like a good fellow, and have smack with
me. ! am anxious to hear what yoU have
to say.
l pretended to decline, sayin' "I'd come
back" but I'd thoroughly stirred mp the
old chaps curiosity, and it ended by his
fairly pul!in me into the house, and /
made & rattlin' dinner Of pork and beans.
! managed Tor some time to dodge the
main point OF his inquiry. AT last fin
ished eating, and there was no further ex-
cuse for delay; besides, old Ben was
getting tidgety.
Come, neowb said he, mo more pre-
fac. About that thousand dollars; come,
let IL out"
"WelI, III tel you what said /, "yeou
have darter, Misery Ann, to dispose Of in
marriage have you not?"
What's that got to do with it?' inter
rupted he.
Hold your proud steeds-dont run off
the track--a great deal to do with it, said
/. Meow answer my question.
"Well," said he. II have"
"And you intend, when she marries, to
give her SO, 600 for portion p
81 do, he said.
"Well. meow, there's the pint I'm com.
ing tew: Let me have her, and III take
her with $4,000; and 50 600 from $40 900,
according TO simple addition, jist leaves
$1,000, and that will be clear protit-saved
as slick as a whistle"
The next thing knew there was rapid
interview going on between Old Ben's foot
and my coat-tails-and | am inclined to
think the latter got the worst OF 1t.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

Sergrue debility, with jta gloomy stteaa
ants 'av spir3s, depressed .pvaga arg
emf -toua, 'osa ot egrsgn, sperpgt9rrhGs,
zE5 or povar a.&Ey head, loss of memory
and threatened impotence and imbcoihty,
ar3 q auiEB alg in HGmpEyeye' Gomto-
ga'F,r -poMic BIO. ,weu.y-olCLh Composed
cJ the unst va'uab'., mild and potent Cara
,t.ves, jhay strike st once 81 the roet q the
nsf.gs, tone UP the gya.c.n, arrest tao aia-
charges sud ,r91art vgor and energy, life
sud vitality 60 Che entire man, Ihcy have
cured tuoussu5s of cases. Price 50 per pack
aye of Eve boxes ana n large wal Ofpow2er.
Which il very important IN obstinate o. cid
rascs, az 81 prs sjcgio box. Sold by ell drug
gsts and sent hy mail 90 receipt 81 price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co., SOP Broadway, New N0rF
IS tol sale Ageu;f Buguhams h Van schssck, HUrl
burt Edsall, Ch.csg0, MA; jerks h Gordon, 81
Paul. Nilu.; brown Wahler S Grahsnl, ST. Louis
Sic, FsrrDut, shelley e Co. Detroit. Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

At late discussion Of manu- res at the
London Farmers Club, the following,
among other conclusions, were generally
crucprrod in:
If manure is taken directly from the
yard and plowed under II is handled but
once loses nothing in the escape O. am.
mona, because no fermentation has taken
place, uud is net Iulurud0t all hv heating.
Covered two or threaIuches, 1t is soon IN
% warm and moist condition, SO that fer
men2tiou readily takes place ana asses are
given off, These ave arrested by the soil.
an are also its juices. ind are not ouly in a
state of readiness to be taken 40 by the
roots OF plants, but actin double cap8ci.
ty by becoming food themselves, and act
ing upon other materials until thcy become
so.
Ia applying il ia O green state, much Of
it will be in coarse condition, but fermen-
tation and the action Of frost VIII tend to
pulverizs it, SO that a second blowing will
usually incorporate il pretty thoroughly
with the soil. With these advantages,
then, We have no hesitation jnrecommeud-
ing this course with all the manure that
can be applied in the autumn. If COM
posted with any substance tha. viii divide
the wet manure, so that 1t can be made
somewhat fine, then we would put il under
in the spring as early rs the condition Of
the soil would permit.
For these, aud other reasons which
might be urged, we are clearly OF the opin-
ION that, so lar rs we can make it COVE
mont it is best TO put ali the manure we
can Hnder ground in It's fresh and crude
condition and cover it not more than three
inches at the most
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

The Baden soldiers who now occupy
Stras5ourg are on excellent terms with the
inhabitants, with many Of whom they are
connected by ties OF conSangulnity. A
writer says it was remarkable to see how
quickly the Badeners sought up their
sweothearts, and walk arm-in-arm with
them about the city. During the siegeit is
said the Baden troops on the glacis often
used to hold long conversations with the
garrison upon the ramparts, and when
they had got ready for firing they would
shou: ont: Now look out, We We got to
shoot " OF course nobody was hurt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

4 LUXURY Oh EHE PERJop. Regarded from
the economic standpoint, SEA Moss tAEINE
appears TO overshadow every other vegetable
nutrient. II contains--as we are informed
on good scientific authority nearly ninety
per cent. of nouyishing, fauoning gelatine;
and Of all celatne substances used IN cook
ing, II is said 70 be the cheapest by over
fifty per cent, "a well aa the mos digestible.
We give these statements, which are anthem
ticatcd by the signatures OF men OF eminent
reputation, ss vouchers for the opinions we
have expressed on the economic Importance
Of the EsW article Of diet. ~ to its deli
oiousness, tho proof Of tho pudding is in
eating it, and We feel confident that no man
or woman who has once eaten Of q blanc
mango, pudding, cUstard cream, Charlotte
Russo, or any other delieacy prepared with
rank among t'Ie Injuries Of the period
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

AMONG the many grotesque means of
saving the country now resorted to or pre-
posed in France, the formation of acertain
new corps of defense IN the department of
Gers is one of che most remarkable. Its
members are all dressed in black, and are
all under the vow of strictest silence. All
commands are given by signs. At present
the corps consists of nifty men, all picked
shots, armed with the Aiinie rifle. Their
banner Is q skull. No one knows the name
OF their leader, who has paid all the ex-
penses OF their equipment
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10
Special AulgCgb.
To the Martyrs OF Liver Com p. n Int.

To the Martyrs OF Liver Complaint
Among the wonderful medical properties which
have rendered Hostetter's Stomach Bitters pre-
eminent among the health restoring preparations
OF the age its anti bilious virtues not the least
remarkable. No words can do justice 10 its marvel
Gus effect upon the diseased liver. Perhaps the
emple words OF q eonvslescent sufferer, Who de .
cribes il as going right TO tho spot" tell the story
as clearly az may be. 1. does 90 right to the spot
Il operates directly upon the disordered organ,
and whether unduly active or In state Of paralysis
restores it to q condition OF health. The Sickness
at The STOMACH, pain between the Shoulders and IN
the Right Side, Yellow sufIusion Of the shin, Cos
tiyeuess, Droweiness and Languor, Dimness Of
sight, Cole, Paspita.ion Of tie Heart. Dry Cough
Low Fever, and other symptoms which indicate
the various phasea OF Acute ami Chronic Liver
Complaint are one and al promptiy relieved, and
doally removed, by the action OF this famous pre-
paration which is at once the best Of correctyee,
the geu.est aud most gsDiai Of aperior's an inf1l
lih.e regulator and 1powerful restorative. Persons
Of a bilious habit. who use tte eitors as protect
i've inedicide, Will never suffer the pains and penal
ties Of Liver disease or Bilious Remiteut Fevcrs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

WIur AWAKE YoUTus PArrR For judi
eiups edang, select ana popular contribu.
tors. and sprlclug, ,utertslnIng reading, tho
Youths Compsnou of Boston, has uo supe
rior among the y1uths' publications. Send
for specimen Copv.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

RsLIAB1x AND sArE-Dr Heurys Root
and Pant Pills are mild and pleasant in their
operation, yet thorough. See advertisement.
in another column sifeta ffl lssI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

SEE ADvERT1sEMErT CT Or. DUES Dispensa-
~, headed, Book for the MlliiOn-MARRIAaY
GUIDE-in another column. It should be
read by ALI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

TuE CrHbap alaN zlue u StcsHshlps .eaga
weekly tl,m &av Scgs, Liverpool 4ag
Qaegnst VII Astnts Ia IN the prnetpa'
cttler i. She NoE,hWeat. ). Howe, Geclt
Western Ggen.. Nc Z Lake s.-ee- Chicago,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

JxvrE II ALMIy1, Importers and dealers in
Artists Materials, and leading Fresco Paint
ers Of he weat, 152 and l54 8. Clark street.
Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

EALEsNEX snd others wishing profitable
employment will do we'll 10 notice the adver-
Of g. W. Kennedy, Of Philadelphia.
This ia reliahla and liberal honsa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

STERLING drafts in sums OF Il and up
wards issued on England, Ireland and
Scotland by f. =. Mcclure & Co., Bank
ers. Milwaukee, Was, General Agents for
tie Celebrated GUioa Line Of steam ers
Parties sending TO T, II. Mcclure & Co.
Tor drafts or tickets can have hem for
warded to any address in Europe free Of
hostage
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

WE HAVE used Joyes Il Strattona yeast,
manufactured at Chicago, and it makes the
best bread.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

PRUssISG's White Wine Vinegar is just the
thing to keep pickles. Ask for it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

JAxrs II. Foster u Co., Isl Lake st., OH.
cago, importers Of reeep loading shot guns
end implements.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

HERi.RUT Il EDsALLs, leading wholesale
druggists of the Northwest, cornc Lake
street and Wahasil svsnpe Chicsco.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

LACLEDE HOTEL, Chicago s200 per day,
more better, corner Madison and Canal Ste.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

Nav HAVEN FAMILY KNurING MACHTsE.--
Simpett, cheapest Sndbcst. Agents wanted.
H b. G lodreh, General Agent, ~ Dearborn
street, Chic go, Wholesale dealer IN Sewing
Machine Attachments.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

PIlUsslpo's Celebrsten Cider Vinegar is the
o-st in the market. Ask vour grocer for II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10
.s<9ES aG3G S.

s.T James Cl2xEa'g Female Pills,
Fese Invaluable Ptno unaihns in the cure Of 81
arose painful and dangerous diseases 70 which tle
PROSTITUTION is Trhisct Nhs moderate 81 a.
ggsassr5. amoges ohsiructtols ron ~h2iever cause
TO MARRIED LADIES
Cbavats srtioulary suited They will In eaort tins
brlus on The monthly period with regularity, and
stbSngh yer powerful, contain nothing nurtu to the
CouS,itutop In an cases Of Nervous and Spinal Zoo
ticns Pains IN the 6sok and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertiou PalpitaAon OF the Heart, Mysteries and
W bites, they viii ehect cure VIXEN all other means
nave failed. The pamphlet around eaor package Eas
fail directions ard ADVICE. viii be sent free 70 81
EritiGS for Il sealed from onserysaon.
SPECIAL B0TlGE,
LOB ,fa,. $ ~ 57r1gr CbyFs nsmas P'iis sc'e's
sirs2g llNusTERVErrFp r., 0etss9s har. ne TaAs Of
"yoR NOSES argh p,caage. al p'hsTS are tooTtA -
r. R-ln al css0s where tbs HESuISE cannot be
Detained Oae Dollar, with fifteen gents i2r postage
aoclase5 10 The sole Proprietor, JOB MOSES, ~ Cort.
landt Street, New lork vail Insure bottle Of me qt
lar containing Fifty FDss ~ ret1r1 nalI' sscrsLt
slrls} from Anv vowle5Ea Of its co0terts
WANTED An persons, male or female. wisnlpg
NJ To make money without capital, can send %
osnts and postage stamp. For sample and eNptNna-
tons address Merchants Stencil morSs lineage III
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10

GENERA QUALITIES or H0FF'S MALT X
TRAG BEVERAGE Or hhAtfh i-L - sass
OF digsSon n OCCASIONS no iltigne 70 the sromaon ~
easily ipcomposec by the Eastr l1jcoN and rs fa9,
Don yrr.za lato eavis 2ai small qaautty OF CONS
Nslt v ID rossaS-as couataer .,,'e mount OF 'ur-
t.r1pu- 80, 10 possesses the pFTer az ,uIiu -.lnt
she o-dy, ana L.. b, hraly true q" - Naut sAiF
SlI Il as All. DRUGGISTS AND GROth.sA,
TtRfe Ant, = sstb.12s greenwich -, y y
.>t.r.- a .Fszs rct, iE-sTrll eEATEss hTt-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-10
No. 49,
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUk.
HUMPHREYS 2
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proved the most ample experience. an eutr'
snocess Simple Prompt - Etbcieut and heaAAok
They the only Medicines perfectly adapted 70 Iop
lar use-eo simple that mistakes cannot be made
using them harmless 10 be free from danger Ant
efficient 10 be always reliable They have rassoc
the highest CONNIE ndAkion from All. and WI AswsS'
render satisfaction
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Ayers cherry P5ctoIrI3 gI
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs. Colds; Whooplng u
I Cough Bsonpla Y 49thme

Probably neyor before In the whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won 50 widely aud 90
deeply upon the confidence Of mankind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series Of years, anil among most
OF Din fnreRofmen,ft hA8'Etsen higher and higher
n tEeir ell lima ION q 1t has become bDti
IL Tfnif6l46 6liaSactor aid power tdsc0it i Haf
riOtSS GGSd b1sl u thS lRbgs 0ad am W.
made It known as o reliable protector against
them. While adapted 70 nlilder forms Of disease
and to ydInE children, II IBat tho same time the
most edectual remedy that Cln BIO given for tnCip'
lent CONSUMPTION, aud tbe dangerous affections
OF the thf0af and lhhgS.H AS a provigion against
sudden attacks Of Group It Should be kept on
hand In every family, and indeed as all arc somO'
times subject 10 colds and coughs, all should he
pF0ylA6d with tbs anttl0to for them. a,gm "a
Although settled Consumption " thought In
durable, sttIl great numbers Of CaSe0 whore the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and tho patient restored y sound health
byi ne ICJ6lTD P6elgbygt. so eOmpl a -
fiaStSfy OVER a9as dIsotd II Ofi tleS aAid lid
Throat that the most obstinate Of th6 yield b It.
When nothing else could reach them, under thS
Cherry PeelOFdl they BnbSlle and dlsRppeaf."
protection from It '
ASthnte Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by It. ~. ~
bronchitis is generally cured by taking The
O1iSt9V &6UtDF8k in snail and frequent dpAo4;
So generally are It's virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates Of thCHI here, or
do more than ASSURE tho public that It's qualities
arc fully maintained.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Eeyer and Ague, Inter4ittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Ramittent Fever, Dumb
ARu0; Periodical or Bilious Fever co.
p0T9fl.indOOds al tho Aft0eti onR WHOM Aflee
from mRlArtou1, marBhS or In1AStnaao
noiSons, - NO. itITJ = dtlHHIiV
As ia name implies, It does CNrc, and does not
MIL Containing nelnle AFaeplcl Qlt9ffHPe 49
ninth. Zinc, nor any othCf mineral or POISONOUS
SnLNtance WhAteVBF, II 10 pOWtB0 lnJprel any pa
tIcnt. mo number and Importance Of It's cures
md VS. believe without a parallel In tie history
or AEuO medicine. Our pride y Hratlned BY mo
0WlOdgmORtR we receive Of tIe radical cures
CdUctetl ID obstinate cases, and whore 6aer rom
CttIGS lad wholly GllletL 49,, a. .,'.'1
travelling through nlIasmAtIc lOcRlitieE, Will 10
protected " taking tfe 1iTUIs CURE d6Fly:,
For LiT6r Cons EHilIt6, qtisigR from torpid
ity OF tho Liver, II Is an excellent Totned Stlnu'
lGting tho Liver mo healthy activity. !.
For bilious Disorders and Liver COmplants,N
Ia an GxeallOnt Futpely, producing many truly
Eemarkalle cures, wtIeFe otlFcF incidence 1'"a
Prepared by DIR. NC. ATER 4 CO., Practical
anil Analytical Chemists, Lowell, MASsa and
sold all round tho world sIy3.If,
PRICE, 500 PER BOTTLE.
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!.'A"ni' JACOB Il0RNBRO0K, Pres't
'.s-.-S:sss'.J AeuB1 NJ KEEL Vic6 Pfes't..
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BIgAEKRCK.

Notwithstanding the over.shadoWing
eminence on which stands Napoleon the
THIRD, It q evident that thinking minds
are, ut this moment, occupied In studying
Bismarck rather than In contemplating
The Bohab arte representative. Count Bis.
marCk s%ths only European statesman
who has dared TO oppose his scheme Of
national unity, his King, his country, b and
his personal reputation 10 that dog: HE.
Imanfef spirit of ggfandizemenE which
has characterized, for the last fifteen years;
the policy, OF tho Second Empire. As .
nominallY responsible minister, he. has
agatrl and Rg1ir flung down the gauntlet,
and has offered tie Emperor ofthe French
10 direct a apfoVocati0ni to war that all
Europe has stood sglast At his telnYer1Ity,
and narveled while they sneered at Tie
Supiness ot'liis Imperial antagonist He
kaSttransf6fmed the7P Prussia 0fllIis youth,
a pooriiuiitation If q second.rate power,
into the controlling State ofthefmpfSt pow
eful European Confederation Of modern
dpJa IJIlJ@ |IiimH ~ pBR ,Jfll2 sSH rish
q The, principal charge brought against
him 10 that, though dvocatipg9 GermaA
Unity, he perslstently OPPOSES GetmlatF1 Y
liberty. That this Is true, the political
occurrences IN Germany during the last
five years fully demonstrate. Bismarck
has fought, and will fight again, for q
~ n.su NY w. ~ : hsSS GCT ~
IS AZ -, p4 ~ nm MT fS,SI fSreSli!
=, tsb,SaE ~ I,1s,!o a" S nT,ssrance If
snUugnue San n,aaV .; Sn " e",,ivsIent
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Snss ~ Ssatn sIa ii ~ ft SrnnGS;tiGn
SO.1 ti'a,, I,SS ,Sett i;it6
llv. seii = "I I;,,, .,I,a ;nds"nJ
Op9OS'" Naa . ~ n 10, tt ~o,ojhIn meat
SI s UnS. nIsScd npficr the
NIL spPIcSt,S y, p.;,ss;S v,tnr STrnnTt
bly,, ~, 4; ~ t;yciE n oh idea
nS.IslSs 10, = se non NJ ideas. land so
~ i iie ~ t'.,o o,man ITnIijr he Iste
~ no p ~ I III, ill., ,I,a nroaont Hr nis.
hpI t3etoy ,as ~ ,sSSoTdS 1stri6t
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ptIssssse ~ StU TT;, S a. lie SSt ofthat
Gy i'TSi, S..L 1,,EnS ,";tI, no raci,ieso.
uou - a'o ToIToI ,1naI,"r Ia hss eIIoweI
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to,S.;tor;oi Sa1,;nr!f 10 mot IN lirnai acres
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tngS Of all. kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats,, aud Car
gpes on the WesternJ Rtyefa and LakeB, also "a
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and StntOB7
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favorable consideration Of tho insurlng public,
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HEGkkHFCE nj FAHALooAV"'
Hon. VIM. r, Stevenson, Governor West Va.
R. L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court OF
james II. Brown, Appeals Of West Va;
" J. !. jackson, Jry Judge q y, ). DistiEH
~ Court, W. Va. ,tUt w tUui
D. d. I. Fsrusw0rth, President OF Senate,
WcstVA.
A, WernIngvr, member Senate,
Jacob llOrilbEOOk, l'rest, West Va. lns. Co:
jacob N. BICIel, Vice PrGsL.
caleb BOgXeaE, Attorney, ClarIsburg, W. Va.
Samuel Woods, PhIllippi,
l. White, Sheriff Mercer county, -
II, @. Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
j. n, Camden. President Of First National Bank,
PafEenburR. 4 / uAtLl& u t!5 n
And The following members Of the House OF Delc'
gates OF West Virginia.:
H0n. D. II. smith, kanAwhA county.
g. q. burgess, Wayne
" James Guthrie, WetIel, Ji'au. y. ? W. a...t
e Nathan God, Harrison 70, f...,...r
Joseph Teter, Barbour
R. n. Hill, Marion 's' - - ~ s.-il' 3
James Hervey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
4. Davidson, Taylor
Henry Harmon, Lewis -
Floyd Nicely, DoddridgG
I" J. T. BOwyer, Putnam
US. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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