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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

The Grant papers in this State are try.
ing to write up Governor Jacob as 40 in
dependent candidate for Governor, BY
promising him the entire Radical support
Of the State. We hardly believe thai
Governor Jacob can be induced to 40 stul.
tify himself as to become an independent
candidate. He would have 10 chance fol
election. From observation we are. fully
satisfied that he could not carry any Dem.
ocratio and Conservative votes With him;
and il the RadicaI. party would give him
their undivided vote. be would then lack
ten or fifteen thousand votes Of being elect.
cd. There is no disposition among the
Democrats and Conservatives to break up
their party organization. and give the
Radicals steppiug-stone topoweri 10 West
Virginia.
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COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET. %
For House o. Delegates.
SAMUEL w. SOMMERvILLE,
WILLIAM r.. GUM.
For Clerk II Circuit Court. q
CHARLES b. WAGGENER.
For Sheriff.
COLUMBUS SEHON.
{ For President Of County Court,
JAMES ", KELLY.
For Clerk Of County Court,
ELIJAH KIMBERLING.s
For Prosecuting Attorney,
G. p. SIMPSON.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE W. PULLIN.
Assessor -1st District,
JACOB ROUsH.
Ae,sss,r-2a District,
{. HUGH DAY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

The patriotic Louisiana delegation to the
Philapelphia Convention demand tha.
Btother-in Law Casey be retained Collee.
tor Of New Orlsaus. Everybody NOW is
charmed With Casey. He is. perhaps. The
loveliest Of the nine brothers iu.laa.
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THE TAXPAYERS.
Dissolution Notice.

He ,O-PART. ERSHlP heretofore exist.
ing between Stevenson 4 Lasley. in the
mercantile business at Clifton. West Virginia.
has thsd day been dissolved BY mutual consent
Allo.>in,ss relating to the firm will be adjusr
ted by D 8. Stevenson.
STEVENSON & LAsLEY.
Clifton, May llth, 1872.
The business will oe continued at tie same
stand by D ). STEVENSON.
4w,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

FIas.-The house aud furniture Of Mr..
James Thomas. about seven miles below
this city, was totally consumed BY Gre on
"Wednesday night last, No insurance -
Courier.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

What the coal works Of the Great Kan.
.awha and it's tributaries are doing is ap.
parent in the fact that during the present
weak, more than 500, OOQ bushels Of hi.
luminous And camel coal have been ship
ped.-Daily.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

A SrNsulAR CoIScIDEscE. "A Richoud
paper mentions IS singular circumstance,
that at the last election three sged citizens
met atthe polls who we're aged respectively
,sighty.tvo, eighty.ihree and eighty seven.
They bad been old acauaintauces. and each
had thought the other dead. Their names
oil commenced With G. and they we're all
in favor Of Greeley for President.
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on aenasoriais Candidates.

-
We pssssns today. i6i names d tn =
Democratic and Conservative ssnasOFl.'
candidates Tor the 5ib dislriss -GeorgsJ
Walker, Of jackson and Presley .. East \
ham, Of Mason
Nj Walker vaa11 lpiou soldier ~ she
OH West virgiul insDt; volunteer !'lI'e !.
ing =. private, bslslIFsd With 'bs r'n y
Of CapI.in. Al the close Of the var he
cspoused The cause II the Democracy and
has ever since lsbored for liberal spd con
ciljsiory measures. 10 1868 30 va |! the
Democratic and Conservative uo4ipee fOs
State Treasurer on the State ticket and
ilabaysd faithfully in ibe interest Of the
party, bu. vss dsfepted, together with 'he
whole ticket. Nj. Walker il 4 lawyer Of
good ability aud viii make az efficient
Senator il elected.
Nj, Eastman, Of this county. Is one Of
our very best citizens; intelligent, upright
aud genllsmanly, DO has the confidence
and respect Of all who know him Act
= '-A4It4 I . - 2. !.
lively engaged 10 the profession q Z farm
or. tho very foundation d our government
aud Of all good governments. Nj. East
ham cannot and will not fail 70 represent
ably and faithfully The Interests Of ourpe
pie.
Tbe Radical press and tho supporters d
Grant generally, while not denying The
FAC. that Greedy and Brown have occasion.
ed ] very large detection 10 the ralhs ri
The Republicans, sl!sept Y make ~ ap.
pear that their lose viii b0 more THAI. made
up BY Democrats and Conservative v6o
will not supportshs Liberal ticket IL my
event. They uisi this argument, thakthe
Democracy ~ j. b 4 sIlsd sa 4. tbs
spirit q an!.gonisn itosasd Nj, Greeley,
owing TO b past political record, tdit t6s
Organization will not support him whether
be shall DO endorsed Or nominated BY the
Baltimore Convention or not After the
assembling Of tue Democratic National
Convention, next month these gentlemen
% anxious for -four years more Of Grant
and The plumber thereto attached, il the
Convention should endorse ID, Cincinnati
nominees, will see how completely they
have been mistaken 10 their calculations,
hopes and expectations. They will isee
that they have reckoned without their hosl
in assuming That nothing has been learned
from the present Aduinistra,iou which bal
lbahhsonA lnns lassnn plsis saes ios evo
~ man Of honest principles and loving BIZ
country The necessity Of doing all in BIZ
power.to avert ansshsr such shameful STATE
of.a8airs in the future Should the Dem
ocvatic National Convention adjourn with
out making nomination, the unanimity
With which The Democratic and Conserva
tive rank aud Gle will 6ock to the support
Of Greeley aud Brown, will teach the
GRANTEES that. although the love Of party
is strong in the Democratic breast, love o.
country is much stronger. They will find
that the honest voters are marching BY the
thousands who will make the Presidential
contest anything but a joke for Grant and
bis corrupt supporters.
Ifp+i tFsts- ~ ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

We eztracsthe following from an edi-
torial 10 W. 3. Stevensou's paper-the
State Journal -on thu action Of the Dem
ocratic and Conservative State Conventions:
ut may DO that the Democratic party
can survive such a shameful betrayal, such
insulting treatment Of i's purest aud ablest
men; We are sure no other party could; we
are confident no party ought If our own
party should be guilty Of 20 base and un.
grateful a proceeding, however dear its
principles nigh. b to US we would repu-
date its managers without scruple or hest.
ta,ion."
Just So 10 1868, this same Steven
500, when q candidate for Governor. de.
clared from the stump all over this State,
that Il the dominant party 10 Congress.
did, or even attempted to force negro sui.
frage upon the people Of West Virginia,
be would leave tue Republican party
Negro suffrage ihss been fastened upon the
whole country, and IS yet Stevenson has
not "repudiated its managers 10 1870
be vas before the people for reelection.
aud they remembering bis former as.
ser,ious and bis political dishonesty. ire
pudiated" him without soruplo or heiita-
ton"
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Democratic RI and Conservative State

n
4 Democratic and Conservative State
y "a Ticket. y
Today We boiss 10 our paper the s'cks'
po,piusssd Il Partsrsburg We will give
To i our hearty support. We adopt aud
i endorse The following eufOgy ofsbe caud''
dates By the editor Of the Courier. F0r
4 he entire ticket vo ask The full support o.
|ths Democratic aud Conservative party q
4 Mason county:
The State ticket Is 10 every respect unex,
4 ceptiohabls. Hon, J. n. Camden, whose
name lu stand al, The head is known to our
readers as tie gallant leader oftbe forlcru
hope ofWest Virginia Democracyio 1868.
/ His sefiiices in that campaign. as well as
I at MI times before aud si6ce have been
fairly held to eutitle him 70 the Guberna-
torial nomination, wheueverhe should 30
willing to acceptit Called 70 the Execu-
tive Chair oftbe State BY the unanimous
voice oflhe Convention he enters the can.
vsss with q perfect political record and
With the hearty good wishes d all classes
ofbis fellow cilisens. OF, bis Abundant
capacity for the credi.able discharge Of The
duties ii the position there is the most gen
III; Isrns bu.;n.ss IA noIi,ical e1Deri.
ence, Genial manners. promptuess IL COO.
slss, su'I' iuaas,'; /. o,;as NJ .;,l Nm,
o.usIvu n suu uss,.'; ah.; I.
:. w. -. . .sos,s h..s Sono,sI Kim I, Ii,
= W. =. i;os 49, .s''
S. ~ Z. ,... -, 4. .;ct... =
y'suse susl us%sS ~ w se'i uor'
s1an .psaA u lS.v 10y ~
usu.y y a..I'ss = . .ai.sa;a .o,s..;on
otosy usus.a. J. , cs'.ss's !, ns,.on.
y y :: 'ssssus Y ~ : ''s
ag e. 4. H.. = A4 R.n,
~ '..uou..aassvs !. y ss;,o. 500. a.,
ss 'ot tns lO.'.,0a 4 = aSu "a
| county particularly /, 10 most heartily
approved. e,
4 Our lelloW.eo Vusmao Captain John 8
4 RnrIa.t ~ nominated sfor. the Office d
4 Treasurer by such ID smphatis maturity d
;nd;o.i - ,hst hia N v;csi ~ "a been 10 The
h;shs.. de0raa Sccep,sbIo Il Tie peo
nIs,
The nomination of Colonel B. w Bryne
q, schooI Snnarinteudeut. has for some
,;me heor indicated 10 The drift Of publ,
s , Ham iinelv qualified for th,
nlsce and viii live entire satisfaction.
The candidates for the l,our. 81 Appeals
Messrs. Moore, PAUL Raymond and Hoff
4 mansre nll eminent for the their lrga
ability, and their election W. 90 Pat .sL
lafly pleasant % 'oas 'a1ss 0,ass = 49,. !"
gyoI': 80 ~ ..f.s, canadian n n,
IrioEts and interests Of tho people.
\ -, 8 r q. ,.;,,a !
/! ~ d.. pis..sn, Rao;s,a, y ..drv mn
I.sS suddenly il tue natter ofthe,indictnsu
Of Unionsold on that side of'h rive, ~
,of ao's zone 10 pa"'oe Gown .'s lsos i,a !,
I
a nm ~ u,s lima whsn ,hs rebels are ak
inc amnesty and forpe,fulness for all tbei
!. evil deeds, to commence the prosecution y
Union soldiers, ana therefore determine
;o,, sa,eon - when Dem,crat;c sncces
vould not be imperiIed thereby? Pra,
tell Us. Mr. Tippe.t, all about its-Pome
yov T.leoaph.
i somo,;n 90 for ,be beoes, If honest
i. .... . -
sens'o'S men, W. s'ss '''''a.'D' y ~
facts together with an explanation Of w
matter referred to above; hut we certainl..
never undertook to explain it to a mai
|
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

From reading the editorials 10 the down
town paper. We have concluded that the
editor has more personal knowledge
Of the affairs Of this State. nosvishs'.nd
ing bis short residence here, than any ed
i.orin West Virginia. ltissingular how
easily some men acquire information.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

Colfaz is now h.ppy. He has been
granted permission TO crafty bis long:
cherished wish to retire to tho shades o.
private life. and now. s'siupply the Pres.
ident Of that Indians chair factory. there
is 90 reason Why be shouldn't enjoy . 70.
pose beyond the bliss Of dreams.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13
SENATORIAL TICKET.

K . For State Senators.
PRESLEY Q. EASTMAN, Of Mason
GEORGE J. WALKER. Of jackson.
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POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
THURSDAY, June l3, 1872.

Democratic and Conservative Stat
TICKET.
For Governor, q
JOHNSON, N. CAMDEN, Of Wood.
For Auditor,
EDWARD "a BENNETT, If Marion.
For Treasurer,
JOHN 8. BURDETT, Of Kanavha.
For Aitorney.G General,
II. M. MATTHEWS, Of Gtsenbrier.
For Superintendent Of Free Schools.
BENJAMIN W. BYRNE. Of Kauavha.
For Suprepreme Court II Appeals.
"A. r. RAYMOND. Of Marion.
JAMES PAUL., Of Ohio.
CHAS. P 4. MOORE, Of Mason.
y. 8. HOFFMAN, Of Harrison.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

Congress remained 10 session one week
longer than was dxed upon 10 give Grants
sponsors in The Senate time 10 get their
breath, prepare replies 70 the damaging
speech Of Sumner. They snapped and
snarled At The Massachusetts, Senator and
talked IN bitter terms. but they could not
deny thetruths Senator Sumner uttered.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

! II bus often been said that Gen. Grant
means % b The next President-by the
ballot. ifhe can but, BY the bayones, il
b must, 90 says tho Westminster Adeo.
cate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13
Tbs Csbsll court, Pres i 10 favor 81

Ins CsDell coubty fress u ~ ssvo5 W
Greeley.
The real name, says The Portsmouth
I.7imts, o. The Grant candidate iOr vics
Pre,iasus il Jeremiah Colbai.h He beg
i changed % Henry Wilson
Delegates 10 the Democratic and Coo.
sftvati,s Congressional Convention gill
Oear 10 mind that Il meets 10 Charlsston, ,
uczt Thursday, June ooh.
II! lL----------- Il n it
James Gordon Bennett. the founder and
proprietor oftbe New York Herald died
gu Saturday afternoon, tho lss inst. 40 che
77'b year = his 81.
Abill was passed BY the lJsied States
Senate relieving from political disabilities
| Hon. G. J. Faulkner, Of this State:
Hon Edwin Maxvclfis aunouced 10.
the Clarksburg Telegraph az candidate
for reelection Is Judge Of tug Supreme
Court Of Appeals.
Il hss often been said that Gen. Grant
means 70 DO The next President by the
ballot. ifhe csn--bus, BY the bayones, il
b must, 90 says tho Westminster AdeO.
cate.
Coliaz is now happy. BE has been
granted permission 70 crafty bis long:
cherished wish to retire to tho shades o.
private life. and now. as'siwpply the Pres
ident Of that Indiana chair factory. there
is 90 reason Why be shouldn't enjoy re-.
pose beyond the bliss Of dreams.
From reading the editorials 10 the down
town paper, We have concluded that the
editor has more personal knowledge
Of the affairs Of this State, notvithstand.
ing bis short residence here, than any ed
isorin West Virginia. It issingular how
easily some men acquire information.
t!. .e~------,,.a-
Congress remained 10 session one week
longer than was 6xed upon 10 give Grants
sponsors in the Senate time 10 get their
breath, prepare replies to the damaging
speech Of Sumner. They snapped and
snarled At the Massachusetts, Senator and
talked in bitter terms, but they could not
deny the truths Senator Sumner uttered.
The Parkersburg Tines Gays: You
may rake up the whole pile Of Republican
aspiran.s, and there is not one sqoal u
MI Camden 10 ability, snssrprSs aud "a.
ministrative capacity. He is, besides. !
gentleman Of . generous heart, the friend
Of the poor, and Of such broad views as to
III. ri 81 .4 ~
know how to develop our State, as To- throw
any competitor into utter darkness.
. Elk Governor Pierpoiut, Of Marion
county, this State, and most influential
member ofthe Republican party, has bolt.
ed the Philadelphia nomiuees-Gr and
Wilson -and publicly declared fox Greedy
and Brown. Now, what will the Mason
County Journal do with Gov. Pierpoiut?
Will it read him out Of the Radical party!
We, 10 a short space, allow Senator
Sumner to tell what be knows about
Grant" The story is not told iu our col-
uuns as fully or deliberately as tho illus.
trious Senator told it in bis four hours
speech 10 the Senate, but there are points
aud s.yle.eOoagh 10 this synopsis Of the
great gifs-.aker to mako itinterss,iig read
Ing.
!. SENATOR ScHuas. -Mr. Schurs 10 con-
Guiding bis speech 10 lo Senate, in de-
nu6ciasion ot.tbe arbitrary character Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13
NOTICE TO
T.AX-P A YE r S

TIME Taxi ayers of the County will confer
afayorly coming forward aud paying the
amount of their taxes. am aware ofthedlf.
fcultie, Of the times and am anxious to gel up
my collections without giving lnconvenence
to any, hui all know that It is impossible tor
the Sheriff 10 paysthe l.evenue. especially in
these times. without aid.ironi lheprspef Source
! THE TAXPAYERS.
May ! ask. ores and all. their particular at.
tenton to thin call Immediately after thead'
joumment The Circuit Court now in session..
my Deputies and myself will call upon you
with a hope that you will be prepared to meet
our wishes G. SEHON Sheriff.
may 3O-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13
Abill was passed BY the listed States
Senate relieving from political disabilities
Hon. G. J. Faulkner, Of this State;

Hon Edwin Maxveltis apnouced 10.
the Clsrksburg Telegraph asss candidate
for reelection IS Judge Of tlIs Supreme
Court Of Appeals.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says Grant
and Wilson we're nominated BY pensioned
of6ce.holders, who we're delegates, who
packed the primary meetings, and BY
members Of Congress, who control the
Government patronage, and want to do It
four years more. Four.dths Of the news
papers which support him arc edited by
men who. in some way or another, are re-
csiviug o6icialpsp. The influence ofthese
! hired men this brigade WIN draw their
bread and butter from the Administration
will Of course DO very great upon The
people. II is 80 dlsinterested!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

I. SENATOR ScHuas. MIR. Schurs 10 con-
Guiding bis speech To- Tho Senate, in de-
nudciasion ot.the arbitrary character Of
The Administration, said: = II
:. Rs-f9oiced. TO Sec . weeping
over the land which aimed 70 depose shis
autocratic power, aud 10 earnestly hoped
for the union Of all forces that oueh. to
work together to give that redeeuing spirit
.ihe victory which it must win il free inst.
tutions were to last.
The ofhce-holder's Convention, which
met on Wednesday at PHILADELPHIA, on
Thursday, nominated GRAM fat another
term. Not an .holdesSb)vosed. COL
fax was slaughtered. and advised 10 go
west" Henry Wilson. 81 Massachusetts,,
was substituted for Viz President. The
ouly enthusiasm exhibited at the 70.
suit 10 this place was BY the Mason Couu-
" Journul placing the names Of the nom.
inees at the head Of its columns 10 inch
letters This is about all that can be
worked up. Outside Of Federal Office. hol-
ders in this county, the Republicans are
for Greeley aud Brown.
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The real name, says tho Portsmouth
Tines, q The Grant candidate for Vice
Pre,iasus i Jeremiah Colbaish. Hs had
i, changed . Henry Wilson. l
Delegates 10 The. Democratic and QSu.
sentative Congressional Convention Isill
Osar 10 mind that Il meets 10 Charlsston,
next 1hursday, June 2O.b..

James Gordon Bennett, the iouudsr and
proprietor Of the New York Herald died
gu Saturday afternoon, tho lst inst. 10 che
18th year y bis ~
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|. Ex-Governor Pierpoiut, Of Marion
county. this State, and . most influential
member of.he Republican party, has bolt.
ed the Philadelphia nominees Grant and
Wilson land publicly declared fox Greedy
and Brown. Now, what will the Mason
County Journal do with Gov. Pierpoiut!
Will il read him out Of the Radical party?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-08

A DMINIsTRATORy NOTICE.--Nolice
"A Is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of L. W. OWENS, deceased, late
Of Goshen township, clearhcd county, Pcnna.,
having been duly granted 10 the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
MRS. AMANDA OWENS,
DANIEL CYPHERs,
April 2i-ct. Administrators.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-08
Dry Goods, Groftrits, etf.
A. n. POWELL.

We would most respectfully inform our friends,
customers, and the public generally, that we are
now back in our old quarters, which have been
remodclcd and improved, and we are now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor us by
calling.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-08
Communicated.


communicated.
LAWRENCE, May 7th, 1872.
Mn. EpIron In your valuable paper of 9th
March, our humble servants, the Supervisors,
oycrseers and Auditors, gave us tabular state
ment Of our finances for the year 1871, which was
all right and proper, and perfectly in accordance
with the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. In the next issue of your paper "Many
Lawrence Taxpayers" make an inquiry, which
was also right and proper. But as yet our SER
wants have not attempted 10 explain themselves.
Not one Of the many questions asked has been an
swcrcd.
Now let me say to them, In kindness, that an
aggricved tax-paying people will not submit to
such squandering Of their money. Our servants
must accept the situationj must solve the prob
lem; must show their hand.
Come, gentlemen, where was the $l57.40 Of tho
peoples money transferred toi Where was the
Ss6.3l worth Of cash tax workedl Where IL the
road, and what is 1t, that P. MoGeorgc got $50 Of
our money fori And whore is the $l5.l5 allowed
the Captain gomez Answer, and thus satisfy
JusricE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-08
"TnE LITTLE GAMu.p-Me clip ibid

"TnE LITTLE GAMu."-We clip the
following from late number Of the Harrisburg
Sfafe Journal:
Judge Mayer, during the court now In session
at Williamsport, gave the attorneys practicing be-
fore him merited rsbuke the other day, for the
loose aud irregular manner In which they push
suits entrusted TO their care. lie called over the
trial list and announced his determination no longer
TO tolerate the delays In coming to trial, in which
90 many attorneys INDUCED, and declared that he
would non-tuit all who furthur thus embarrassed
the court II is about time all Judges announced
a similar intention, as the practice on the part Of
attorneys to delay suits s only piece Of the little
game OF pettiiogging by which clients are robbed
and innocent parties shamefully injured A little
special legislation for the reputation and control
Of the legal fraternity is much needed.
lfever special legislation" was required 1t is
upon this point but as the lawyers '.run' the
Legislature their systeE, Of not trying sut. will
likely go on unless the Judges Of our courts have
backbone enough to break up this method Of
delaying and embarrassing the business of our
courts.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-08

SnAw's CoxAScHK LISInEsr.-That this Lni
ment will do all that 1t is recommended to do
there is no doubt, as many horse owners will ties
tify who have used Il. There are innumerabl,
quack remedies being advertised by foreign par
ties, which are worth about as much to the hors,
as that much water, but the Comauche Linimen
is prepared by responsible druggist, who war
rants il to do just what 1t is recommended to do
For sprains, bruises, splint, ringbone, scratches
rheumatism, stiff joints, and almost all other dis
eases Of the horse, it is really invaluable, aud
needs but trial to convince any one Of its worth
Farmers and horse owners are invited to give II a
trial. For sale by A. I. Shaw, who is the sol,
proprietor, Cearhcld, Pa.
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Terms Of Subscription,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

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