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DR. JOHNBON.

Member Of tho Royal College Of Sunrs, T..
don, Graduate Of ono Of the most etsIS.s,T
leges In tho United States, and he V1,Si., =.
ofwh0se life has been spent In The boSsi,{
London, Paris, Philadelphia and el,,TS,s,- |,
elected some Of the most Astounding a., 4.
were ever known. Many troubled Wih mr..
tho head and cars when asleep, Rfgai -
ness, being alarmed Of sudden EoundL Mo
meas, with frequent bluBhIng, ATTENDED y.
times with derangement Of mlld, wee az !
TnediRta1Y. -
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: THEY arc still selling those genuine
wllalebonc Cosets for 10 cents at Camp
bell & HardGn's.
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TOR SALE.-TIE UNDER IN
u SIGNED offers for sale tho House and Hill
Lot which he occupies on ChApllnO street, .-s,''
between Webster and Third streets, Centre
Wheeling, with two small houses on tho back
part OF tho lot This property ID In good order
and In convenient and pleasant part OF tho city.
Terms very moderate, II application IL made In.
mss SSa to JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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TOR sALE-THE UNDER. On IN
JIG signed offers for sale Lot No, q, in HI
situated on the corner Of Quincy and Sixth slS
There 10 good Brick and Franc House on the
corner, containing rooms, with water and gas
throughout, and ono OF tho best cellats In the
city. There is In connection . good stable and
carriage house. On tho south end Of the lot
there "a good Frame House, with Eve rooms,
fronting on Sixth street. This 10 very deslra.
bio location. Parties Wishing TO purchase will
please call at 8. j, BOyd'S Wholesale Shoe Store,
M So y al ' NJ. n. wAYMAN.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men en,,.,,
marriage being AWARE Of PhydrSl Ms
Organic Debility, DOfolmities, Speedlv -, -
HGWho places himself under ia e1S, W
may religiously conddG In bis hopoS N,
man, and confidently rely upon bis IkI ~, ~
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1ToR SALE TO CLOSEAN Es-1 IN IN
II TATB.-The hrstclASS DWELLING It'll
HOUSE, situated on tho north east corner.
Nm, Carter, There ID fili lot, and the house IL
In As good condition % the day II was built;
everything about tho premises In thorough re-
pair. Possession given on the lat Of April, 1870
Apply TO j. p. LEWIS,
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MAIN STREET BUILDING LOT
1Nl FOR SALE.-I am authorized 10 sell tho
mIddlet twenty-five (22) feet Of the lot ImmGtll
Ately south Of II. X. List i Co.'S new warehouse
on MAin street. This II considered ono OF the
best locations for business house IN the city.
TIlOS. 0'DRlRS,
feb2i Real Estate Agent
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mo WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA
KRRS.-HubS for Wagons and Carriages,
Gam OAK and LOcuSt Wood, Spokes from finch
10 ~, Hickory and Oak Wood FellOcG nom ~
10 q inches, Hickory and Oak Wood BOWA for
Carriages and Express Wagons, Poles, shailB
ana Circles OF best Hickory and Oak.
ReosIySdbj \ HtLDRETH d BRO,
1SyH 81 ~ az 70 s. Main Street
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YOUNG MRN

especially, who have become the vietln, 4.
Ary Vice, that dreadful and deitTrfI,sl Y
which annually sweeps 10 an unliSt, v
thopbands OF Young Men Of The ESIt \. p
hlehtS and brilliant intellect, who TIvS e
Wise haye Unframed listening Soma y! e
thunderS Of eloquenec, or vlkei a - ;
living lyrc, may call With full con6drsSS s
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TAMILYFLoUR. 0arl'.-l
ID 100 Barrels "Gem Of tho Wcs" xxx
Family. Just received and for sale by
fObi6 ". REILLY.
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MEDICAL.
baltimore LOCK RosPITH
Established as a Refu,.
.I.t. aouackePV. In
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE A c,,.
Be OBTAINED " VVRR On
Dc. Johnson has dIscoycrrd ihn

Dr.. johnson has discovered III. mn, =.
Speedy, and only BdectuAl lEemedS II l! VA,
for Weakness Of tho Back OF Linz ut ES,
Affections Of tho Kidneys and BiS55,Ss qiSs,
lHy Discharges, 1mpOtency, Gens.tI' i5atas
Nervousness QygpepEia, LGnCuor T. Utal1
Confusion OF ideas, PaipInton ~ N ~
Timldlty, Trembling, DimneSS Of IA! e
dlness, Disease Of the Head, TbTSs 2 q
Skin, Affections Of the Liver, LunSS \, Va, !
BOwels-thoso Terrible Disorder nv, SiGIaAit !
Solitary Habits Of Youth-Secret ~ u
Practices more fatal 70 their YiriI%.a y SaaS
song Of SyrenS 70 the MarineB Of UiyS,.u. ~ /, :
Ing their most brilliant hopes Or SBgs& "a
rendering marriage, &c. ImpoIVibls
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND

In MOLASSRS. ..... -. $40 tr
40 horShcSdR fNiiiy mir to choice Sugar.
800 barrels prime 10 choice MolAsIcS, received
and 10 arrive per steamers "Bello Vernon, -
Wall" "RilTef Spray" " LcOnIdaS" and Iii.
berry No. 4" and barECs, direct nom plantations,
and for sale BY II. REILLY.
lRnI fH.. Hs 'H ..r
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE.-8 ACRES OFRe5
IL Land adjoining the town Of Martins ~
Ferry, . acres Of which Ia in Grapes In null
bearing, 800 apple trees just commencing to bear,
abundance Of small fruit, with good dwelling
house, stables and other out buildings.
felJll /. IRWIN.
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NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,

AND BOSTON,
.IaMl.l.l-l
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TOR CINCINNTI, LOUIS. 49,
d WILLIE. AND ST. LOUIS. =
The dnO passenger steamer A
MAJOR ANDERSON. ....... Capt MUlnENAx,
will leave as above, Tuesday, the e9d Inst, At .
o'clock r. y.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
Z. d. BOOTH d CO.,
fcb9l Agents.
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TOR CINCINNATI AND 49,
IL LOUISVLLE-LeaTcs Tuesday,
February 29d inst The magnificent
now Gide.wheel passenger steamer
ARLINGTON. Capt DAN MOoRH,
will leave as above on Tuesday night At o'clock.
For freight or passage apply 70
feb2I +. II. M0NG, Agent.
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YOUNG MEN
MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind aud body arc tbe ~
ness. Indeed, without these the journey thHOlp
llfo becomes weary pilgrimage; the pFOPN
hourly dArkGns 10 tho view, the mind becOas
Swallowed with despair and dlled with the NJ
anchOly reflection that tho hlpplBeSs Of abOiks
hf.rnnaA hli6htAd with nFlPs ntFIi
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UNEQUALLED IN THE CITY.

Our stock Is purchased at tho East, at the low
est eash prices, and our facilities arc superior to
any Office in tho city for style and promptuess.
... f,H.'ss a..
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BOOK AND JOE PRINTING

,..s a.H
ma MANNER .lst
~. l'El'i'
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Probable Duration OF the War.
fErom the New York TimnS

The money market, in the present
eyigencv abroad. will no doubt he gov
crned in material degree by the
length of the trouble. The destructive
enginery and extraordinary dispatch OF
modern warfare III Europe, scarcely
admit of very prolonged struggle, and
the probability is that before we enter
upon the active trade of the fall months,
peace or negotiations for peace will be
entered upon. \ \
From South Germany We have, a.
might he expected, news of the pro
Prussian attitude Of Baden, and a
movement OF the Bavarian troops,
which cannot as yet, be Interpreted as
an acceptance by the Southern States
of share in the quarrel. The Govern
ment of Italy is reported as friendly to
France, while her people, as represent.
ed by the inhabitants of the capital are
i'm favor Of Prussia. What effect the
withdrawal Of the French troops from
Rome might have on the national SYM
hathies, cannot safely be predicted.
but while the hayonets of the
Second Enpire guard the coveted capi
tai of Italy, her people will neither
prove hearty nor reliable allies. The
rumors OF an Austro-French alliance
must he regarded with suspicion. Aus
tria cannot side with France without,
alternating her German population, and
she cannot cast in her lot with German,
without alarming the Magyars and the
Sclaves. Her obvious policy is neutral
iity, and it will probably require som'
very compelling cause to induce her t.
adopt anv other course.
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4 Word 10 the Democracy.
From the Weston Democrat

We feel it our duty a. a Democratic
journalist to urge the Democratic voters
throughout the State to prepare for the
fall campaign!
TO one and all we address the solemn
warning. If You would be victorious
he active, be vigilant, and be courage
Gus, Assert your right to vote, if, en-
titled to it, and let no irresponsible reg
istrar deny or deter you from exercising
this dearest OF all human rights. Re.
member that You can only be frecmen
hv its exercise, and through its exercise
alone can you have voice in the
government over you, which ycu aid
with your taxes to support and main
tain
We can sweep the enemies of our own
white race from power, and elect all our
candidates, if every legal Democratic
voter will but do his duty.
The act of Congress tn enforce the
right Of the citizens OF the United
States to vote in the several States OF
the Uniop, is now conceded by the Re
publicans to apply to white equally as
we'll as black voters, and that every
white voter under our State Constitution
can nor do so i he choScs!
This now being an admitted right, we
hope no Democratic voter in the State
will allow any excuse or busincss-n0
matter how pressing, to cause him to
neglect any prerequisite required which
entities him to vote.
All the ties which bind you to your
wives and your children, as well as
Your own Selfrespect aS men and free
men, cnjoin upon you this sacred duty.
Remember the words Of great phi
loSophrr, that Brave men and freemen
die but once, while towards are always
DIVING" To the timid we point to the
Hero of the Hermitage that they may
draw inspiration from. his ashes and
take courage.
Then, for one We say, Know You
sre right and dare maintain it"-if even
it costs you your lives-"for better r,
should die now, all t,ccmrn, han lirc
longer, all SIaVes"
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The Dickens ScnndaI-Dickens Ill
Treatment of His Wife.
From the Chicago Advanced


The ugliest feature in his life is his
treatment of his wife. Mr.. Wells, his
business partner and most intimate
friend. told me last year that it was the
one objectionable act that could neither
be expelled nor forgiven. The causes
of the separation are perfectly we'll
known. Miss Hogarth, own sister of
Mrs. Dickens, who had always lived
in the family from the time of the mar
rage, was too much the favorite Of the
head. For wears this was the subject
Of discord, until it ended in separation,
Mrs. Dickens removing to Gloucester
Crescent, London, while Miss Hogarth
remained at Gads Hill to the last.
No charge of criminal aspect was ever
made. Dickens paid his wife E6OO a
wear. The children, of whom eight are
living, went at their option from one
house to the other, the sons mostly re
siding at their mothers house. the
daughters with their father, 4 CORE
spondence was kept up between husband
and wife, and Miss Hograth frequently
saw her sister at her own Mrs. Dickens
house. 1t was the refusal of Bradbury
Il Evans to publish Dickens Statement
in the columns OF Punch that causet
the quarrel ending by his Withdrawal
from Household Words and commencing
AHtke Year Round. Although Charlie
Dickens, jr., married Miss Evans, th'
seniors never after the outbreak spokt
to each other.
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To Contractors.

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived by the undersigned until Thurs
day, the 2lst inst, at 8 i. NJ, fer rebuilding
the Bridge over Wheeling Greek, near Steen-
rods. The masonry is all ready, with the
exception of some repairs, which may be
bid for by the cubic yard. The superStruc-
ture must be bid for In the lump, according
TO plans and specifications TO be seen ut the
Office OF W. c. Smith, City Surveyor OF
Wheeling, the bridge TO consist Of one span
of about so feet i'm the clear and two short
spans Of 45 feet each, all the spans II feet
wide In the clear between trusseS. The por-
tlon Of the old Bridge now remaining 10 be-
removed nj the Contractors expense, he 10
have the benefit Of the material therein.
The undersigned reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids, at their discretion. The
bids must be accompanied by satisfactory
references and add eaSsed TO the undeISign-
ed, at Wheeling, w. Nn.
iv7 ". W. MILLER, Chairman.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
suicide Of the French minister.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The French
Minister shot himself in his sleeping
chamber, and the circumstances at
tending show the act to have been pre-
meditated. The housekeeper heard the
report Of the pistol and rushed to the
room. where he found Paradol lying
dead on the floor, bleeding from the
left breast. The ball had entered i'm
mediately over the heart 1t is ascer-
tanned that he walked out yesterday
and purchased pair of pistols. The
other was found upon bis bureau with
cartridge beside it. The body was
embalmed and prepared for burial, but
nothing further will be done until the
arrival Of N. Bertheny, late French
Minister, who is in New York and who
has been summoned by telegraph. The
body will no doubt be taken to France.
The French Minister took possession
of his house on Friday last and on Sun
day evening he sent his son and daugh-
ter, who accompanied him to this coun-
try, to Newport, r. l., intending 10 join
them there in a few days to spend the
Summer. He left note saying: 81
will kill myself, NJ. Bertheny. Come
back and stay" The members of the
French Legation were ab-ent from
Washington, with the exception of NJ.
de Jordin, the Chancellor. That gen
tleman communicated the fact to Secre-
tary Fish, who, at expressing surprise
and regret, suggested coroner inquest,
to which NJ. de Jordin asscnted and !
o'clock this evening was designated by
the coroner for the purpose.
The Secretary Of State to-day tcle-
Craphed to Minister Washburne in
structing him to inform the French
Government of the sudden death Of Mr.
Prov ost Paradol. The President has
ordered guard of honor over the re-
mains of the Minister, with such other
attentions as may he required. The
Secretary and invited guests anticipated
much pleasure at the dinner which was
to have been given tonight in honor Of
the French Minister. ..-. OPP.
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Prussian Homogeneify.
From the New York Tribune.i

The declaration Of Napoleon that he
fights not against 6 GssSlIy, but against
Prussia. has no effect T5n the German
populations it was intended to deceive
While he has been stimulating by arti-
fees the tagging enthusiasm Of the
French people all Germany seems with
one accord to have rushed to arms
The jeaIousies, the political animosities,
the restless dissatisfaction OF an over
burdened populace which have threat,
enei of late the existence Of the Ger
man Confederation, are all forgotten,
and North and South unite in common
zeal for the defense Of the Fatherland
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athtelins gtaister.
g9- Market Reports on Third Page.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York Yesterday
at l22 ...a .-
Congressman Cox was hanquetted 10y
his constituents at New York, Oh Tues
day night :.
The New York Sm has engaged
William II. Russell, Of London, as
special war correspondent.
Orders were received at Portsmouth,
y. H., TO fit out the steamers Naragan'
set and California Tor sea Immediately.
Cunning E. Bedford, of New York,
who arrived on the Sciota Tuesday, was
enthusiastically received 10y large
number OF citizens.
The total number of deaths 10y sun
stroke reported in New York, Tues
day, was thirty-five. Thirty cases were
reported as not fatal.
The conductor and engineer OF the
Northern railroad were arrested at
Portsmouth, " H., Yesterday, on the
charge of manslaughter by causing the
death Of engineer Clark, on the 18th.
Judge Barnard, of New York, on
Tuesday granted motion transferring
the suits arising from the September
gold panic to the Supreme Court
There are sixteen suits: total amount
Of damages 81 ,422,tSn. ~
!. Gibbons, Chairman Of the EXecu-
tive committee of Fcnians, calls gen
eral convention of Fenians to meet at
Cincinnati August %, to take ad-
vantage OF the European complications
in favor of Ireland
The Postmaster General has ordered
the mails from Quebec for New York
city to be forwarded hy the MasSawippi
Valley, Connecticut " Passnmrsc
River railroad. thence by the Spring
field. Hartford u New Haven road
route. lOl miles nearer than by Rich
mond junction and Montreal,
Provost Paradol, the new French
Minister, who arrived at Washington
last week and was received hy the Pres
idcnt on Saturday, committed suicide
at one o'clock Yesterday morning by
shooting himself with pistol. He
had been very busy since his arrival
and Tuesday his mind seemed wander
ing, though he continued to give atten-
ton to business. During the afternoon
it is presumed that he was laboring
undcra temporary fit Of insanity, caused
hv fatigue and intense heat.
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The Crops I'm Europe.

An American gentleman, writing
from Frankfort-on-tbe-Main, says: "lt
is very dry and unhealthy here. There
have been no rains this year, and con-
seouently there will be no crops.
Everything in the bread line is advanc,
ins daily in price. The West can send
to Europe all the grain it can spare
In France, England and all Germany
there will not DC half crop, and hay
will not he worth cutting Many arr
killing their cattle rather than teed
them. There will be great suffering il
Europe next fall and winter, and it vii
be difficult to find much to eat,
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and the beloved Rhine, If Prussia is
able to withstand the French attack,
she will become, by this fusion of hos
tile elements in the fires of warlike ar
dor, a far stronger and more homoge,
neous power than she has ever been
before, and the only remaining obsta,
cles for the consolidation OF the Ger
man nation will be in fair way Of re-
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Wool Carding and Spinning

T HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC, AMI
| Farmers In particular, that have made
extensive improvements I'm my machinery
for Card and Wool Spinning, and am now
prepared To execute all orders promptly and
nj the lowest terms.
For Carding Rolls..................sc cents = n.
For Carding and Spinning.D 4"
Weaving done at lowest rates.
LIST OF AGENTS:
ClnringtOn, O.-J. Roemer d Son; BclltQn,
w. Vail. ). White; LittletOn, W. Na,-M.
PcndergraSt: BastOn Siding, w. Van. {.
lotion; Cameron, w. Va.-W. II. BENTLEY;
Burton, w Vn.-Patrick Mcdonald; Man
W. Vat. :. Banar; Woodlands, W. Va
VIM. Suffers & Son; Triadelphia, W. Va
J. p. Henderson.
Wool shipped by the Parkersburg, Sun
fish and MatamOras Packets Will receive
prompt attention. orders solicited.
JOHN WHARRY,
mn20 MOundsville, W. Va.
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Prussia Prepared.

From the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser.l
The supposition that the French are
going TO take the Prussians off guard
and at disadvantage. is probably con-
trary to fact Thirteen days have now
elapsed since the war clouds appeared
on the European sky. 1t required but
two weeks for the Prussians to convert
the army from a peace to a war footing,
and to make and place in the field the
first levy from the Lanwehr on the oc,
casion of the last war with Austria.
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So sure as You take Rosenheim's
Stomach Bitters, the Great Western
Remedy, you will be cured of Loss OF
Appetite, Cholera Morbus, Diarrboea,
Debility, Fever and Ague, or Nervous
Headache. They all arise from tor
pid state OF the stomach and bowels.
Sold by grocers and druggists every
where.
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\ telegram from Danville, Virginia,
last evening, says that Colonel Kirk
has arrested about seventy prominent
citizens of Caswell county. North Car
olina. some of whom resisted and were
badly maltreated Bedfori Brown has
gone to Washington TO see President
Grant and Ex-Governor Graham will
meet him there.
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MILLS, FREw & CO.
Book Binders a. Blank Book
Manufacturers.

A RE PREPARED At ALL TIMES
~ with the best materials 10 NIL orders
for Blank Books, such az are used by Banks,
Counties, interpretations, Railroads and
Merchants, upon short notice and In the
most desirable and wOrkmanlike manner:
Having all the latest and most improved
inJcbinery, we feel cOnndeat that we WlI
render entire satisfaction 20 all who iaVof
u with their orders
Music, MAGAZINES and Periodicals of every
description bound In q neat ana dursD's
Mills, PREw co,
Corner Of Quincy andMain Streets
man Wheel Dg, W.. Va.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
North Carolina TrOublcs-Thc Fall
Elections.
WASHINGTON, July 20.
NORTH cAEmLINA TROUBLES.

NORTH CAROIINA TROUBLES.
AdviccS received here from North
Carolina are of somewhat an alarming
character. The Governor of the State
has proclaimed martial law, and sus'
pended the writ Of habcas corpus i'll
several counties, and placed in com
mand of disorganized body OF men
called the State Militia, Il Colonel Kirk
who was somewhat notorious i'll tic
Tennessee troubles Some of the CON
seryative citizens, who are merely
charged with suspicion OF being
connected with the so-called ku
Klux, have been arrested without pro
cess of law, confined i'll Jail and denied
a hearing even. 1t Is tclegraphed that
the Raleigh Standard Of yesterday an
nounces, on the authority o. Colonel
Robert Douglas, the Presidents Private
Secretary, that these proceedings have
the full approval OF General Grant, who
will. on the application of the Governor,
order United States troops into North
Carolina. The Conservatives charge
that the whole trouble is manufactured
in order that the Radicals may carry
the election next month.
FALL ELECTIONS.
Both political Campaign committees
are organizing here for the fall cleo
tions. Senator Wilson, Chairman OF
the Republican committee, is writing
an address renewing the work OF the
session just ended, claiming that it re,
duced taxation eighty millions, restored
the last of the reconstructed States, &c,
and ought to be endorsed in October
and November The Democrats will
issue no address beside that already
signed by the Democratic Senators
and the members of Congress on
the oath Of June, but will distribute
campaisn documents, &c. The latter
committee desire the name and post
Office address Of the Chairman OF every
Democratic State and County commit
tee, and Of all Democratic and Conserr
ative candidates Tor Congress. ThSet
NAV lie sent to Hon. Samuel j. Ran
dali, Chairman, in this dty.