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more or less the greater part of the same being
in timber
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent of one-fourth
of the purchase money to be paid at the strikins
down of the property; the oue-tourth less the
ion per cent at the confirmation of the sale I;
and tile remaining three -fourths in one year
thereafter with interest from confirmation nlsl.
Purchaser to pay for deed and stamps. Posses
purchase money. Late the estate Of said henry
SosI deceased ELIZABETH YOST,
JACOB STEIN,
Roarlngcreel, Oct. :, lSO-it. Administrators
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Having seen your preparations extensively
advertised, consulted with my family pbys.
clan in regard to using your Extract Buchu.
did this because had used all kinds Of ai
vertised remedies, and had found them worth
less, and, some quite injurious; in fact, despair
ed of ever getting well, and determined to use
no remedies hereafter unless knew Of the III
gradients. 1t was this that prompted me to use
your remedy. As you advertised that II was
composed of Duchu, cubebs, and juniper berries
1t occurred to me and my physician as an excel
lent co mbination, and, with his advice, anera
examination OF the article, and consultingasan
with the druggist, l concluded to try IT, lc"u'
menced Its use about eight months ago, alWhica
time was confined to my room. From thehn'
bottle was astonished and gratihed OF The DEN
efcial effect. and after using it three weeks was
able to walk out. / felt much like wrillns!Oa
full statement OF my case at that time, Ou'
thought my improvement might only be 'en'
porary, and therefore concluded to deier anus
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isfactory to me.
am now able to report that a cure is enecsa
after using the remedy for five months
have not used any now for three mon'A''
and feel as well in all respects as ever did,
Your Buchu being devoid of any unpleasant
taste and odor, n nice tonic and inVigofS'O'
the system. do not mean to be without 1t When
ever occasion may require Its use In s"cn '"''
tions.
NJ MCCORMICK,
Should any doubt Mr.. Mccormick IS statement
he refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. WIN, B1eLrR. ex-governor, PcnnNl1
vania.
Hon. THos. b. FLORENCE, PhiladelphA
Hon. ]. G. KNOX, Judge, philadelphia
Hon. ]. s. BLACK, Judge, Phlladelph"'
Hon. ID. II. PORTER. Ex-Governor r'A''
vania.
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Judge, PhiladelpH'"
Hon. II. c. GRIER, Judge, United s'a'e' Wv
Hon. q. W. WOODWARD. Judge rni'''
Hon. W. A. PORTER, City Solicitor fH''
phia.
Hon JOHN BIGLER, EX-GOVERNOR o"i''O' a.,
Hon. e. BANKS Auditor General "'
ton, ID. G.
And many others. II ecessary.
sold by druggists anu b' IA.
Beware of counterfelts. Ask for mem" =.
Take no other. PRrcE-si.s5 per oo''s' n,
ties for sO.5o. Delivered to any 8''''
scribe symptoms in all communications
Address II. T. HELMBoLD, Drug ANU
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NONE ARE GENUINE
UNLESS DONE UP IN
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with facsimile of my Chemical "aisA'
signed H, T. HEIMDOIN
jn7O-iy
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WHY THE TAXES ARE so HIGH
During the Administrations of Jackson,
Van Buren,, Polk, Pierce and Buchan-
an, the expenses of the Government,
exclusive of the interest of the Public
Debt were as follows:
During Jackson's term 81 16 per head.
" Van Buren's" 81 7S
" Polk's " 81 rs
" Pierce's " 81 So
" Buchanan's g 50 10
During Grants first year it was 81 rs
/" I" second " 10 2S
per head.
There is some difference in these ex-
penditures, fact worth noting by tax
payers.-Er.
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GUARDIANS SALE

a l. U y b L Z II l. a l. Il 7 n L E &.
The undersigned, Guardian of the minor chill
dren of benjamin Nuss, late of Main twp, Co
lumhia county deceased, by virtue of the power
and authority in him vested by the orphans
Court of Columbia county, will expose 10 public
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1870, at Ten
O'CLOCK in the forenoon, the following real es-
tate to wit: Adjoining lands of David Brown
on the east II. Brown and others on the south.
Daniel NuSs on the West, and William Mensin-
ger ON the North, containing
ONE HUNDRED & SIXTEEN ACRES,
more or less about l06 acres of which is cleared
and the balance is timbered with good heavy
WHITE OAK and CHESTNUT timber.
The land is in n very high state of cultivation
and as good producing land as any in the county
fully equal to any river bottom land, whereon Is
erected good two story
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philadelphia Markets.

FLOUR
northwestern supertlne at.... ........ 1880 5000
Northwestern extra.,.....-.,.,.... ....... s5Z5
northwestern iamiy..................... S625@s675
hye nour ,........... $3.50
neutrality-suspicious. red, u bus. .... sl.3j
Southern - al 9S
~ western ....,,. $40 81 3S
CoRN-Yellow, '" - slim
Mixed, .........,. 93c@9ic
UAIs-tDus ';.',.:,...,.,........." 5jc
FORK, 4 bbl....,.,. @285O
Mess BeeI, .-......... $3.50
Dressed Hogs, p b.......... SIIca9l
smoked Hams " .....,.. ~ Gc6l2i1Sc
Shoulders q l5c@l52c
c.. ~, Lard, u b.."""............... l6ca l6lS
4 hus,".......,...,.. s6.7l
Timothyseed = bus.......,... S450
,,. FIaxseed ....,....,.,. S2.25
CATTLE-Beei cattle Y n......"."......". 7lSC@SLc
Cows, u head ...................... s35@i5
SHEEP-t 5l5cdtO
hoSs-s lOO IDS sl2 .5Ja 1856
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ONE HUNDRED & SIXTEEN ACRES,
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

and other good substantial out buildings. There
and near the dwelling house also well OF wat
BARN, two Wagon Houses, CIDER MILL and
PRESS, all in good condition. There are also
planted on the premises
TWO VERY GOOD APPLE ORCHARDS,
which yield from four to six hundred bushels of
apples per annum. There Is also III connection,
other fruit trees in abundance.
the premises are now sowed with but n small
winter crop, max ing it an additional inducement
to purchasers to buy. by being able to put out II
good spring crop
The said premises are situated in distance from
the markets as follows: one and q half miles
north OF Mainville six miles east of CatawisSl,
and four miles from bloomsbury.
CONDITIONS OF SALE:- One-thiri of the pur
remain and be charged in the premises during
the natural life of lana Nuss, widow ot Benja-
min Nuss, decd, the same to be secured by bond
and mortgage, ON said property and the interest
.thereon payable annually to the said widow, be-
ginning on April list, ISL.
Twenty per cent, of the purchase money to be
paid at the striking down OF the property One
thousand dollars to be paid ON the lst day of
| April A. d. 1871, and the balance to be paid in
| four equal annual payments; with interest there
on from the lSt of April, 1871. All expenses for
legal and title papers to be paid by the purchaser
Possession given on the first day of April, 1871
and full and sufficient deed given for the prem
| ises, when the above conditions are fully com =
| piled with. JOHN WALTZ.
| oct7763t Guardian.
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ss- THE COLUMBIAN has the Largest
Circulation OF any paper published In
Northern Pennsylvania, and Is also a
much larger sheet than any OF Its cotem-
poraries, and Is therefore the host medium
for advertising In this section ofthe State.
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be everywhere provided to take
voters to the polls who have no
conyeyances themselves
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TURN OUT TO A MAN |!
LET AMPLE MEANS

And let every man see to it that
his neighbor attends the polls also !!
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Columbia county, the undersigned Admins.
Locust in said county, deceased, Will expose lo
nublIc sale on the premises, on SATURDAY,
october 20, 1870 the following described real es-
tate to wit. A certain piece or parcelaud
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LOOK CLOSELY

LEI NOI "A NOlE REMAlN
AT HOME!
THE HONOR,
and power, and glory of the De-
mocracy of Columbia, will be
largely enhanced by a stern effort
ON the part Of every one to do his
whole duty to his party and his
country!
A LARGE DEMOCRATIC Vote
this Fall presages future victory.
A small Democratic vote will dis
courage our friends every where !!
Then
RALLY TO THE POLLS!
GIVE ONE EARNEST
-DA Y TO YOUR COUN-
TR Y!
Rebuke extravaganza! Rebuke
plumber and corruption !
ELECT YOUR CONGRESSMAN
and thus rebuke Negro Suffrage,
Governmental extravaganza, the
squandering of the Public Lands
to Railroad Corporations--save the
lands for the benefit of the Labor
ers of the Nation, prohibit the i'm
migration of idolaters, who, Of no
good, will debase and ruin Labor
condemn burdensome taxation
and national extravaganza, extor-
ton, and tyrannical Government
reinstate peace and good will, and
just and frugal government, with
the rights and dignity Of white
men unimpaired
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Having seen your preparations extensively
advertised, I consulted with my family pbysI.
clan in regard to using your Extract Buchu
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23
THE FLICK AMENDMENT

We were sorry TO seegthe harnronyiot
the Safe Convention disturbed. last
Wednesday, on m-re quibbls, f.rlhe
sole purpose of giving the agent of tie
Wheeling clique an opportunity 10 hsr-
angua the people and purchase lille
cheap capital, by talking about holding
IN his head and looking 0pon the Stars.
throwing little stale eloqds6cs bsteewn
tho Rocky Mountains snd the Allsshan.
les. ami long after the battle is over, and
,hs smoke clears away. stealing the
thunder With shicht6o tue Democrats
80 IF .ctuSlIy kiIleilo!f Hisfusion elenishi
last year. This sgtut opposed the Flick
Amendment bsrSuss il dues not sci that
psrt Of tha Federal Constitution aide
which makes voters Of negroes. This
opposlslion comes with an ili'gtScs from
that SQUIRE at thi4 lime. Ia fact the
msiarity Of true Democrats aud NINETY
one. hundieths Of the dstranehi.ed look
ed uponii as mlsIlv bunkum Is'S a
lille toa late fot thisState 10 make or IN
make voters ofthe degrees. That ques
ton is settled. beyond our reach TOT the
present and the only possibly effect The
Flick Amendment can now have, will
be 10 eufranchiss trhits men; and every
true friend Of the white race in this Sta e.
who is permitted to vote at the nsx
elpc,ioa viii vote for The adoption Of the
Flick Amendment, and every enemy Of
the white man, every demssogus every
g.s.bag, ring agent, &c, will oppose il.
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A correspondent oribs State Journal
writing from Charleston, has this to say
Of the Democratic Couvsn,iou: So
Az soon as the convention was org
an,zed. Who popped up bur the inevi'a.
bIa "caffy." Yes, with twenty mortal
murders in his crown, there on The riGht
Of them. on the let Of them. ia front Of
them. in tho mid Ils aud on top Of them;
was the onnipressnt negro. Two re-
reporrs came from the Committee on the
Platform; me from the majority, the
other f. m the ninority; the majority 10.
favor Of eniranchising the rebels. the
minority opposed To il; sad such con
fusion as followed, ear hAth not herd
.inct the building Of B ibsi. The brains
Of the G invention. Hereford. Col. j. NJ.
JacEscn. Col. Dan J 'hnGnn Do, were
Tor the m iortty report, but the rag lag
and bobtaiI said thers was aisgsE" init
and shouted until iAsy SeEe no 'rSe.
"down with the bigger. Soytp II be takes
The titfrsachited wbils nan with hin
Esssbvd With a iogie that sut Is kssaiy
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!, r..,, ,,,s vvheo,,,o Tntsili0enee, lime 18th. /
- ts' ~ p,sTEosM MT T,SK FpINt,.
....'.,;.. s..,.,d.v ~ a. r.;,o,. AZ
oo1ms1'os $500 - .s -.
the Charleston p'aHofm 70 'Fsos"'S' '"'
claims o. the e rebel 10 the 'aufoge' We
remarked
We. look thfongs tho plallorm 10 c VAN
leI aerp@ 9l0 ~ so gIn f..i T me nro.
100 of Ma sarl, ,ss,ors,ion 10 fail e,Ii.
gso,l,ia.i hound min tb. FlicL Amend.
Man. .sJ tbs, be has been dealt : cruel
blow n the house, Of HE pretended
frisnds The platform i, utterly allen,
non, him i. nromi,e. him nothing.
-,..,......-t....s, 100 g,
Sucn Wss'ne p's''olM - ul"l."su ~
our reporter and as also copied INTO sns
Registsr from the Courier The only omis
slon in 1, va, noted By the reporter 10
...h 900, :, hs;,s ira An r4solp,ion.
vbieb "a "a follows:
TIA, va 4. unalteably opposed to
The iIllateIy Introduced ID lSe United
States Senate by seps'ot Sumner for en-
forcing lee, social squ'l!1y Of Inc races = s.,
'sank M Sss,ots g ,So sS
'sD p,s, 80 Ga ~ ~ ,s,i.sd nIs. :
:. Z -. oo.,.;.. -. IL
w. = r. All =, 800. = ~,
9s'9 -. !. :. p..; ~
~, ~. a,.s, !, sh.li,;ao - .v.-, ,.,,
oath uoop The s,stu,e books Of he
State"
"AOd fnally.to wipe out the injustice
AID the disgrace incident. 70 The dl'Ir.n
70 oI, or mos, pa,, sS;Ie q ~
srees Seifise he clecdyS irapchtse
. Z.
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HE1anoLp,s EXTRACT Brcnu

has cured every case Of Diabetes in which .
has been given. Irritation Of the Neck of tbs
Bladder, and Inflammation Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention nf Urine, Diseases Of the
Prostate Gland, Stone in the Bladder. caleu.
lns. Gravel, Brick Dnst Deposit; and Mucasor
Milky Discharges, and fosenfseblet and deli
cate constitutions, Of both sexes, attended with
the following symptoms; Indispositi5n 10 kS'
ertion, Lossof Power, Lpss OF Memory Iltin.
Guilty 81 Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, wakefllness. Dininess "
Vision Pain Ii The Back, Hot Hands, FLUSH:
ing Of the Body. Dfynsss Of the Skin, Eruption,
on the Face, Pallid Countenance, Universal
Lassitade Of the Muscular System, DC.
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For and Against the Flick
/ Amendment 9 % m
TIE 1a5aWha Democracy Refuse 20
Eadone rhsspenSeFaiiel PiafOFni
TIIk AGENT on THE WHEELING
RING REPUDIGTEDu
az. ee.,a Dle..IaglfI lhe Re9ubIIean
IFron dc Kaavaa. Republican J unollth.

From the haIhWnt, iAePuAlieah uueAAth
81, OUR PLATRVBw. 'f9A Us
Most ofths,resuiutiouS adopted BY The
.stsls CoGveutioa "Wednesday lest. ore
snch as emile The Dsmocrancl party 10
s.coydial support from AL fair.ninded
men: Others are 10 cay the least very
objectionable. We rrfsrto the report
the,miuorily Of The Committee 90
Resolutions, which oppasesths ratiica-
lion Of The Flick Amendment to the
State Coustituiion. They are 10 direct
conflict With The principles upon which
SONS Of the bsst and most righteous
fighting Of the 'Dsmoctacgh has been done
They show ansfroWneas Of undefstsnd
Ing and aibsrrsnness Of forethought sur.
pfising to my WIN may devote sufficient
lime 20 calm reflection upon their lorce
aud mesning. What could have aciua-
ted orrtsin d leg,les 10 the Convention
in voting for these resolutions except i.
was the rule or ruin spirit manifested by
the Wheeling Ring, BY which they ap.
pesred to be controlled, We are unable
to comprehend. fOt it seems to Us hat
no man with enlarged views and q fair
appreciation oil the difficulties with
which the Den ocracy have had to con.
lend 10 this Safe. would have heeu so
bliodly led away from The old land
marks.
We regret thst the minority report
was adopted. litscems to Us extremely
toWiseto go before the people viii a
platform from which our most substant.
isi plank has been rnthlessly ttorng snd
ask Them for Iheir votes in tsvor ofjdst-
ice and equality for white men under
the Law. when, 10 fact, and truth, We
have declared ourselves unalferably op
posed todhe MEASURE besi calculated to
secure The euds lorWhich we have fought
ever sincellh close sf the war. Believ-
|ipg this. we ask the cpudty organizations
ofibe State t6tnn D mocrsts pledged 10
yote;for the Flick Amendment. and bv
so dung We make no deviation from the
time honored principles Of Tho party. =
oIfSvor the adoption Of the proposed
AmebdmeutIto thelS,atp Consultation. is
nel5totiayor nagto sutffags; nurisitryeu
admitting that tho measure was legally
adopted Blu, lhelfactl stares Us iinlihe
face that ,heipegioes are now ro,srss
and il is WORSE thao useless for The mi.
inori ypbttyt 10 lhelitde State Of West
Virginia to but It's head alainsi the
dead wall by reFusioe to ferogniss IL
iAllths resolutions and bunkum speech.
ss that csn be produced bviwesn now
and the election cannot hangerthe case
ordlec.iVellbe people in regard 10 thu
matter w
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insaiiesi i9.tics, ispahy has haa sad
WiiIh8Vs opposition. Bat those Who
appose may rs aeil.oppose ihe conrse Of
DeaHny. Tue void moves sol JUL &c
viii be done, although he Heavens fsll.
and euf,ea 30 they Who oppose IL prog
Res. bat bpppy 81 70. wbsa a,b instta-
nsnls,Ve A., he that nsople'a God 10 tho
Lord. FIVE FEE ELE VEN, +
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World fayor, % Z sOt-9H. phiis suHfsge
OF The nov di,sbisd rebels. Aud su-
der The sFalegy Of lhs email polAtosss
che ConVsnlioB Solennly declared Il
would sst. And nov. Il ihersason Off
1, not Wbatw w sdsgss. iss icmsbcdy
ahon uhal 10. =
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.

Buchu leaves are gently stimalsnt, with q
peculiar tendency to the Urinary Organs.
They arc given ia complaints Of the Urinary
Organs, such rs Gravel, Chronic Gat1rrh Of
the Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder
and Urethts, Disease Of tlio Prostate Gland,
and Retention or1neontinence Of Urine. iron
a loss of tone in the parts concerned in its ey.
aouation. The remedy has also been recon.
rnended In Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism,
outaneous Affections, chronlo Rheamrtisn,
and DrOpsy.
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= \
MAcHlRyILIE, June 81, 1870
M. Editor: is
Iii. hotiof,an that | end my way into,
antWspsper. But ubder the cifcrm-
stances I leg to be permitted % say q
few Notds in relation 10 your county
,iokei. The platform Of the Mason
County r poblicars Is broad. liberal and
magnspimous wide enough LOT a'laioi
sland upon, Your nomination for Rep
reseptsiise, and the nomination. Of Sis
son, French, Guthrie. isap evidence of
the sincerity ofthe poriy to carry ont
fully The wise and wholeSome doeirincs
inAueursted by You some two years pgo,l
and which you have 80 aoly advocated,
Iuntilth same sentiment echoes and re-
echoes throughtutall West Virsinia.-
We have confidence in you, and many
Democrats 10 Robinson, will vote for sou
and The gentlemen above named. l,Snd
a good many others like me. are oPpo-
sed to voting for men who have butre.
Gently come iGto our Stats. Mn who
are commonly 2depominaTed "c1Fpst.hae
gers. These men are generally Jtite
seekers. This Is lhs case with Colonel
VIII Webster, aho came hera from
New York, and who has been il this
couoty less Than four years; hui, yst be
isihe Democratic nominee far H,use Of
Delegates, notwithstanding this same
party has continually resolved ag,inst
''csrpet-bagsers." / propose. although
Conservative Democrat 10 support and
vote fat you Mr.. Editor b.c.d.s you
40 are an old citizsn Of The county. aud
bscause believe thai you will faithfully
and honestly represent the interest Of
the county ifeItcted. We cannot say
as much lot Me-. Wrbaer. / may also
supper, Others on your ticket. II your
county ticket receives 40 increased vote
10 this Democratic stronghold. you nsPd
not be alarmed We propose 10 make
good the resolution passed 10 our late
township Convention, sndoning you
sad all Others entertaining your views.
OF which the Republican county ticket
iS mostly ccmnosed.
CONSERVATIVE DEMocRAT.
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A WORD OF PITY.

Our friend, DE- Dsuiel Mayer. Of
Brownslowa was sacrificed in lhs recent
Democratic Convention. The objection
TO The DR., was tha fact that he had BEEN
a soldier in ths FSderal army. Shame
on a SEX of msn that would look doWa on
m,n who offered his life as . sacrifice
that his country might live; and SHINE
on man Who would stay With sset Of
men whom he knows to be opposed TO
him Tor this reason. Dr.leave their ranks
Sndj jim 10 with your friends. We want
to 10 zee you prosper, aud We know you
will never do 1t ia the Democratic
party. sl a.. -
Itisssid ,hst the DE fe'urned home
after The Convention SIlfsdtaed. singing
this very sppropriats hymn: 'a1 sH'
y.'whsre, o whore. Is good old Danieli"
= KdnG1ka JoUra't rSe as "
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TILE cANYAa.

M, Etitsor.: ,s..., s, ss4{tf ,fssst 4 L .
From eyeryWhepe'tbe glorious psEs
comesiup. thai DO RepublicauJparty e
siill alive, and ps ready % sver 70 battle
for the tighs q ne people: !. 4, ISL ...,
Our county Convention done good
nork, Snd selected = ticket that esopot
fsiI TO command the respect and cop6.
deDseiof the people. Add from wha.
W have heard from different pats Of lhe
county. will, 90 !be Fourth Thursdsy ip
oeIobsr nexb receive alstger vote thsa
hiss been given iotany iormer ticket.-
The people are not asleep and will show
BY their actions. chs, although, stey may
differ 90 some minor points, set on the
great principles tharhays governed the
party from its organization. they are q
unit, and will 20 elect They are NOT
YET readyto give up everything thathas
been gained, and let lhscorrupt Democ.
racy have ronirol Of the Affairs Of our
"child Of the storm"
The nominations made Of Charleston
do not suit the honest Democrats. and
without some very grsa, effort between
now and the election, there will be .
great lalling Of, The idea Of placing
The control Of this State 10 The hands u
q msp who is the confidential Agent Of
tho Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad Com
ipany. % Company thai has refused to
pay anyspOnion Of the Legal taxes thai
have been assessed againstii.) is utterly
prsposlerous. AMI will not for moment
suit the people Of this State. The in
consistency Of The Democracy is loo plain
10 be overlooked. They refused 10 en-
!dorss the "Flick Amendment which
viii NOT euffanobiqea single negro. bu.
on the contrary. willif carried. enfrao-
cbise oil The whites hat are now dis
franehised, They say y ct thew rscpg
nizrd The rlsins Of sLiheral Rtppbli
cans BY placing one az upon aheit
ticket. How is that! Gan they recon-
cils3 this bsfote the people. We will
wait and sec. JUNIUS. !
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)fsEAsEs ar r1is ntanngn, RIpsrys, 1r1ygh,
AND DRoPSic2t SwrlrIsds.

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pestion, and excitss the Ahsorhents into heal.
Inv astien, by which thu WAefy or oalcare.
GUS dispositions. aud all unnatural enlarge
ments are reduced. az well as fsip apd inaa'
nation eE
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DEPoRr OF THE CONDITION OF
IL the Merchants National Bank Of West
Virginia at Point Pleasant" IN the State Of
West Virginia. at the close Of business on the
9th day Of June, 1870
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LEAVES
PROPERTIES.

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aromatic, their taste blltsrisi, and aaslogos.
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