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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
Zeal 6statr.

| NOTICE The subscriber offers for sale six
very desirable Building Lots the east side of Oak
| Avenue. south OF Kendall st. Sewer. gas and water
mains all laid. j. BURROUGH.
| leI2 DIFF 81 Front St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
MAINE.

The East Maine conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church began its annual session at
Orono, yesterday, Bishop Andrews presiding
A new telegraph office has been established at
Southwest harbor, Mt. Desert, the wires having
been extended TO that place from Someryille, a
distance of six miles
The Methodsts around Portland are to hold a
grand gathering at Martha's camp ground near
fryeburs, beautiful spot on the Saco river, ON
July 8, an excursion thereto taking place over
the Portland aud Ogdensburg railroad.
An effort is being made to revive the opera
house enterprise in Portland, as a business
movement, and in consideration of tine inereas-
ing railroad facilities and prominence Of Port
land as summer resort. SubscrDtiO books
Tor stock are 10 be opened in few days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
WORCESTER AND sPRNGFELD DIVISION.

Leave worcester for Albany ana Way Stations Ioocoro.
modation) 1T G4i m. "N'Vnl'
For Springfield and Way Stations Oi, 900 am, and ss
M 49,"
(expD 1928 a IN, and l.3 and 1895 m Noye WY
Sunday mail leaves NJ 1905 p. NJ Sleepinp ears vii
leave Springfield for Rochester daily e6nnectins viii
400 m train. "'s WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 2.O0 715 II9Oam
l3b exp, 2O6 exp, 100 $40 eXn m. Aibnfv SIpda,
express 0Soa m Sunday mail 1926 m( NJ onday)
w hhlLLhoAD CDhhE0fI9sa.-At Albar3 With DC New
YORK central, Troy and Grecnhueh a Il I1uTson Rvsr
k i 9 Al Chatham win The ilaren and Hudson
Line with the llonsatonlc ailroad AZ Pitsheid win
the pltsneli an North Adams and ousatonc railroads
Mcatneld with the New Haven and NORTHAMPTON KP
Az springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and SPRING
neld and Connecticut River Railroads. AZ Palmer with
Ihe New LONDON Northern liR, AZ Worcester Junction
WIN the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads. At
South framngham with the Hoal0n clinton and Fitc-
bury. Milford ana South Framngbam and Lowell Rails
rOadH
q o. RUSSELL, sup.t, Springfield
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
ROsT0N & ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON And WORCESTER DIVISION.
DAY, June 10, 1872. s - MN
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
For Boston, at 4 20 exp. L o. Is exp nnd AZ n, a.,
Li0 S25 exp 800 EXP, 43O, 800 and a55 exp D M ''"
The 20 M and 3.25, So and 055 D m trains STAT
r"iq washington Sd alton; all others from Foster ST.
For Grafton, wcstboro'. southylle Cordavplc n, Il
Ashland az ~ and 20 a m, Lao 1880 and 500 p m
For south birmingham, ~. 7Oa 9.25 ana y46 Il m
Fer Milford at 100 and g25 NJ lao 395and a p m
For Naek, al 400 and 9i5 a m, lao A8O ana 500 D m
and Brighton, at 100 and 94b M $50, 500 D m PCS
sengers for the same stations also take lie 40 m
train to Hatlck. and there change 10 the SaXony,
train, which leaves Nstick twentyseyen minutes aeI
The 420 m train every day except Nor dsy; all
others every day except Sunday.
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washington SQUARE
Sunday Mail eaves Washington square station At
$50 a. N. (Hon iay) for Boston,
TRAINS leave Boston ms follows:
For Worcester at 500, 100 S3Oexp eXp II am / 30
express 30 express to Frsmngham $50 express $40
nor Now York via Springfield, oOOexp m, 800 exp
New YORK, via Norwich, 5.sC exp pm.
STattoh, wv, u w m, 1850, 4.30 p m.
MestuDoro loe, y % M. l.5O $50 $40 exp. p m.
Cordavllc, 1.Oo, 100 a m, 80, 43O m,
AA Ashland, zoe, 100 m, 80, $50, APO exp, pm
n Suth birmingham, 800, 400, sSo Exp snd HUo exp
90 esp. G.Ii 600 ~ il.OO pm '
Nati.k, no. MOO no, m. l9O' BIB, 400, 800 $780,
100, ~. llW pm.
5hllloryi Ieg Am, $50 = M
Milford 100 $40 exp DeXp; am, 2l6 exp, $50 exp nm
All outward trains runs daily except sunday -"
Sunday Man leaves Boston AZ $40 m, stopping M u
Newton South Framinghain, Worcester, West BrnoL
$40 ! "a, G. ., RUSSELL Sup't Sprngdeid
A., FItTll, AAH't SUDft Rngtn,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13

VINO nave injured themselves by certain practice in
dulged in when alone, habit frequently learned mn,
cNll companions orat school, the effects Of which are
ngnIy lell even when asleep, and not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and budy
should apply Immediately What pity that younl,
man. NE hope Of his country the pride Of his pifenis
should be snatched all prospects and enjoyment If
ne by the consequence of devating nom The path Of
nature and secret ha II. Such persons must bporc
con empating marriage, reflect that sound min and
nmhInl happnesa. W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
WIN l.. GODDA RD,S
" Burning MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-second 81.
ONCE No.. Bowling Green New York.

PATENT MESTIZO BuRRING pICKERs
PdTENT WORSTED BURRINR PICKERS' pa
TENT DOAESTIC BURRiNG PICRERS OILERS 10
attach TO Fuckers Patent Steel Ring and Solid Pac nq
. burnng Machines made single and Double, for nrst
Dreaherb OF Wool Cafdng Machines; Fine Burning
Machines tor the second breakers and hnishcrs
Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls, plane and inersect
ing with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
ers. dc '' -'iO"
Excelsiorl At the International Exhibition i'm Lon-
doi, 1863 and at Paris Exposition Of 1861 orr MOS
uzo Burning Picker received a PRIZE MEDAL award
A GOLD MEDAL at American Institute fair ia, -
aud IN 1867; 1863, and 1870 the highest award '
AT the American Institute Fair 1855, our Burning
Machine for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDAIe
AZ all subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD;
ana ~ 1871 our Double Burner received FIRST pRFMIuN
Az American Institute Fair 1869 aud $50 our Sieei
kngfeed Rolls received LIST premium.
Az American Institute Fair 1870 our Worsle ed gurtnV
Picker was awarded The LIST premium 's
W OUR STEEL RING Burning MACHINES ARE TuR
onLf SOLID PACKING BuHRiRG MACHINES IN THE MAR
ktr MOTkmanslip aud Operation guaranteed
our Illustrated Catalogue can be had on application
Prompt attention gwen To all Inquiries and orders NV
du a.. L.. CON A Ne
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13

During thunder shower Wednesday after-
noon the house OF james H. Reed, in Nashua
was Struck by lightning, badly shatering one
Iooh ana several windows Mrs. Reed was
seriously stunned by the stroke.
a New Hampshire man of seyenty.two wears
lateiy married n widow Of ffty-fyc with a ready
made family OF thirteen. A band serenade was
given the happy fifteen
me barns and ouibuildngs Of Drury Holmes
VI iiymoull, were set on fire "Wednesday mann
ing aud totally consumed They wire amo
buildings and valued at about sl500: mo insnr.
ance O
The fifteenth annual meeting of tbe New
hampshire historical society, was held in Con.
cord, Wednesday, and The following others
were elected for the ensuing year; presidc,,,
Hon. Charles II. bell Of Exeter; Vice.Prcsi-
dents, Hon. w. L. Foster Of Concord, and ] NJ.
Shirley Of Andoyer; Corresponding Secretary,
Rev. N. Bouton Of Concord; Recording Secrela
~ p. n, Cogswel OF Concord.
The hearing on the Injunction restraining the
directors Of the Nashua aud Rochester railroad
from collecting subscriptions and transactno
business closed nj Manchester, Tuesday nipht
and Judge Sargent forwarded bis decision 10 m,
officers Of The road The decision dissolyes rho
injunction The testimony was all i'm favor ol
The directors that were declared elected at tbe
annual meeting, aud showed that most OF fLe
STOCK on which the opposition were elected was
bogus. Contracts for building the road win Inc
closed at once aud ground broken.
VERMONT.
huuand giories IN a ful-bOwn white rose
surrounded by lull-formed apples, which rev
ON AN apple tree. 'e" sie"
u CONNECTICUT.
Nak y murder or suicide? is the oeneraI
question concerning Coyocoresses. '0 S'"e'a'
The captain aud cook Of tLe nod. ~.
found upon their arrival at New London r'' Snni
DAY evening, RON q seventy days VOYAGE ia,
they had Inherited, respectively s55 60a , aa1
$4,000. "-''VVu ana
Winsted correspondent says that Cantai,
CoiYocoresses sOide time since asked lor y l"n,
at banking institution In that place win q,
urgency that seemed 10 the managers inconsis
ent WIN Tue idea Of his being a man Of sucl
vast means as Is reported
Tue ssth annual convention OF the Episeopa
church In Connecticut closed is sessions I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
UAMpsUTDF COUNTY

Prof. Hitchcock, of Amherst college, has pre-
sented TO the Pittsfeld athenaum box of nat
ural curiosities, among which is the dried Skin
of a boa constructor, twenty feet in length, aut
the skin of a puff adder, a very venomous reptile
of Natal South Africa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13

The Sea View hotel at Oak Bluffs, Vineyard
Grove, Martha's Vineyard, is to be dedicated
about the middle of July. large number Of
guests will be invited, including the whole of the
Massachusetts senate, and a special steamer will
be provided for their accommodation.
The Barnstable Patriot says the camp meeting
arranged for by the Christian denomination
near Hyannis is to commence August 1st and
continue one week. 1t will not be conducted on
q sectariau basis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
RaiirGa6s.
WTOHCEgTFR ACn NASHUA
1S11 CHEsHIEE Z AsHUFLoT

~ @@s RAILROADS - SUMMER ASR4SSyi
hrNl-C on''oe ing MONDAY, June g. fSI2
Trans leave worcester. Foster Steet Depor al & RI
~ iil5 g. m, and 420 p m Eitc burg al u 5a m 80
lows Falls. '' N'' ''ii' 7i'u Del
Making connections al Bellows FaiIs with Rrtlapd g.
Burlington l. r. for Rutland. Saratoga Pnripsinp -
Also with VI. Central X. r. for windsor Wiite RTe..
Junction connecting with Conn. and PassunlsiC F-er
hAllroad) Montpelier, St Adams Rouses Point ogiaif
DurF. Montreal, dc. '' "sNsDt
Tickets to al points north for sale at No Foster t;et
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13

-, MARRIED persons. or young men contemplating mor-
rage, being aware OF Physical Weakness Or,aSni H.
miIty' Deormilies &c., speedily cured. w ~
ne VINO places himself under the care of DR. U,llocl,
may relisiOusly cOnide in his honor as a ecntrra,, @
confidently rely upon his skill physician anu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
YOUNG MEN,

especially whohave become the Victims of Solitary Wire
mat Dreadful ana destructive habit which annnaiI
sweeps 90 an untimey thousands OF Young men ~
the most exalted talents and brilliant INTELLECT VIM
mlsl Otherwise have enranced listening scnates viii
the thunders Of eOquence may call with full conddence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13

George Scott, treasurer OF the Harry Gray fire
company of Springfield, has left town with 500
of the boys" money, and isn't expected 10 re-
turn. He leaves wife and two children with
out means of support.
Louis Cratteau, young brother of Mitten-
eaque store proprietor, disappeared from home
Monday morning, and his friends are anxious
about him.
Messrs. Clark W. Bryan & Co. announce that
they will on Thursday next enlarge the Spri ny
field Union, and put il in new type. 1t will still
be an afternoon paper, and give heart sup port
to Grant and Wilson,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
GREAT VARIETY OF FRUIT


~ r ~ 80 ~ A. ~ nOh oALE.-O
EIl vicinity OF Worcester II Is located about two
40 miles south Of the Junction depot, and contains
~ acres Of prime land. cutting from Is To 20 tons
Of hay, good TwO-SiOry iiouse IN excellent order
ana large new barn. There but few places Of mis-
change Tor city property.
Also, ~ Acres Of Land on the Camp Scott ground
lots ~ "N
Also. One Lot on Cambridge st. Of 10000 H., and one
on Cotton IT.. Of 1900 Il.
Any or an Of the above property will be sold at fair
price anu on easy terms Of payment. by applying to the
subscriber ~ the junction Depot, Worcester
mz' du q. NJ. RuGGLES,
lNOR SALE-A BARN, 60 x 40, ON Lowell
- ~, WIN one or eight acres o land with II; also
ur or hFe OF the best house lots ON The street Terms
apO dte 4 '' mai En-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-13
DISEASES OF TsIPRUDENCr

- ANAA 50 ~ ZEN Es
pr hALLOCK has discovered the most certain snpeiv
anu 9iS ehectua Remedy in the world for weak ness ~
tle batk or Limbs, Structures, Affection of The ID
Heys hd Badderi Involuntary Discharges Impotpncy
6ehefal DEBILITY, Nervousness Dvspcnsia Iauqunr on,
Spirlis Confusion of Ideas, Papitation Of The Heart
iiiiHllhlty' liemnung Dimness of Sight or Giddness
diseases OF lhe Heal, Throat, Nose Skin Afections
OF the Liver Lungs, stomach Bowels-those terrible
Dls1fer5 arising from Solitary Habits of YOuthseerei
and solitary practices fatal to their Victims INK
me song OF Inc syrens to the mariners Of Ulysses blight
ing lheir most Dnll liant hopes or antcipatons
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
Predetermined.

The Independent candidacy Of Cow
ernor Jacob is the, result Of mature de-
liberation. 1t has been 10 contempla
ton for more than twelve months. The
argument that Governor Jacob was I'M
fairly treated at Parkersburg is a thin
pretext to justify what had been deter.
mined upon long before.
It is now more than q year ago since
the confidential Secretary Of Governor
Jacob. Mr.. George Kidd, announced
his Exceilency's purpose TO bolt in the
event Of his failure to secure Q renom.
iuation. 1t was at that time the dis
satisfaction arose in the Panhandle
concerning Governor jacobs Republi
oan appointments in that section
When it was suggested that the Gov.
ernor might be building up su opposi-
ton TO himself in that country, Mr..
Kidd declared that the Panhandle
could control no more nominating Con
ventions, but thst even II they should
succeed in preventing the denomination
OF Governor Jacob. be would run a. ar
Independent candidate and be elected
anyhow. III ..r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17

"PoLrrIcAL test oaths requiring per.
sons as a prerequisite to the enjoyment
Of their civil and political rights, to
purge themselves by their own oaths,
Of past alleged offenses are repugnsnt
to the principles Of free government.
and are cruel and oppressive Mao
Constitution, Art. Ill, Sec. ii. ..
mo citizen shall ever be deprived or
refused the right or privilege OF Yo,iug
at an election, because his uams is not,
or has not been registered, or listed a. Q
Quail fed voter. "-Neso Constitutions, Art.
w, Sec. II
1.-THE Legislature shall never author
ize or establish any board or court Of
registration Of voters. "-Nes0 GnsiitI,
tioa, Art. VI. Sec. Is. H-.. .a
II the Constitution contains nothing
else to recommend it 10 favor than the
above clauses, these alone would justify
it's support by uue Democrats. Those
who have seen the workings OF, aud
suffered under the registration fraud,
viii see in this the shield And protection
to the rights and Liberties OF the c.ti>
Gems.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
sKEERD-As KREED.
Extract OF SMALLPOX Poetry

EXTRACT OI otuesh-EoA EOetEys
RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO SLIPPERY
ANDY BY JIMswEENEY.
Extract from poem" published In the
Sunday News, August IL, lsl.l
"Ahd old Granny - with his lean,
lank frame, his lips firm set with an ex.
preston OF pain, his head full OF plans
but, Il rice to explain Your schemes
Tor fat trusts are abortive and vain.
"In view of the fact that the people
are sick OF public corruption, fnesse
snd trick; at the public pap like leeches
you stick-old suckers like you will
exit With a kick. -.
Nothing escapes this old public
dead beat; 'SmaH-Por' on the fence
the other side Of the street; . wild,
startled look, a pattering Of feet, coat
tail stuck straight out, exposing his seat
ale bawled himself koarse as he ran
to the Mayor 9 proclamation demand
ing that all should prepare a bull at the
comet fizz in the air. made an ass OIL
himself as all are aware. 49,.
They've got this old Granny under
charge Of a nurse; by recent account.
he was still growing worse; well con.
sign him to Hsdes to fill up the verse
and Charons reward from old Pluto
q curse ....... -..-....--.- -....
sand if ever he ropes SMALLPOX te
play bluff, I'll wager my soul the player
viii coon cry enough; he'll euchre him
skin him, and use him 90 rough, he'll
clean him Of pock-marks. scabs and
such stuff a. -...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
The Jeff Davis OF To-Day.

The Jen Davis or To-Day.
From the Wheeling lntelligencer, July ",
1901
We only desire the people of this
district shall understand the kind Of g
man and the character Of the issue that
now confront them. We do not believe
they are any more ready TO accept the
JEFF JAWS of to-day as their political
Messiah than they were to accept the
JEFF Davis Of nine years ago. ....
Concluson or the Matter and the
Editors Advice.
From the Wheeling Intelligencer, October
-, 1901
Now, il, with these facts before them,
the people Of this Congressional District
think they ought to send this man to
Congress and thus contribute their share
to invite a return to the con :usion, the
chaos, agitation, strife and war to
which his whole record and his daily
declarations from the stump pledge
him, it will chow q curious inconsisl-
ency with their judgments OF public
men and public questions in the past
In any event, Whatever their verdict
may be, no man need vote Tor Mr.. Da-
Wis in ignorance OF his public acts in the
past, OF his declarations in the present.
or OF his purposes for the tutue, or with.
out full appreciation Of what he votes
for, past, present and to come.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
THE CONSTITUTION.
Jacob In Ksnawha-Hia DOdging
and Duplicity.

Jacob In Ksnawhs-Hia DOdginR
and DuPltcity.
From the Courier, August Is.
Much interest was felt in the Jacobin
meeting yesterday, because it was be,
liexed Governor Jacob would improve
the opportunity to define bis position
upon the new Constitution. His re.
fusal to urge i.s adoption disappointed
his Democratic friends and lost him
many votes. 7u.,
Governor Jacobs reason for moi
taking position for or agsisst it is tina,
it is q measure involving the rights Of
the citizen with respect TO liberty and
property, and should therefore be ex-
cluded from political discussion. What
political issue can possibly be raised
which does not bear upon these very
points What great measure has ever
been considered by the public except in
it's supposed relations direct or indirect
TO. the property and liberty OF them
selves and others. 1t is q fact that pnb
lie questions do effect the liberty and
property OF the citizens that causes gen.
eral interest to attach TO them. And
for this very reason those who are a.
fected, desire to know and they have q
right to know the views upon these
questions, Of those who seek their favor
Otherwise the vital issues of q political
contest must give place to . considera.
ton OF personal claims. and men are
supported from motives OF private
friendship rather than because OF the
great ideas they represent. ...
Hon. J. N Camden has thrown the
weight OF his candidacy in favor Of the
Constitution. Governor Jacob by hi,
silence has allowed the influence OF biz
candidacy to operate against it. Tha
lie, be has steadily failed to speak Jo1
| the Constitution. and having nothing t
say in it's favor his influence Of cours'
counts against it. Whether this ha
been intentional or not, the result is tn
same. In any event, and whateve
may be the duty and dignity Of tn
Governor, the candidate has no right t
shirk the responsibility Of straight
forward definition Of purpose and posi-,
| ton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
WISE OPINION.

The Wheeling h,tsllysacer Of yester
day morning virtually throws up the
sponge" for General Golf, and comedies
the probable election OF Mr.. Davis
REGISTER.
Don't concede any such thing. GoFf
will be elected by a majority anywhere
from 800 to 1000. The people of Wheel
ing don't want to send free trader to
Congress to vote in favor Of closing up
our mills and glass works; nor do they,
or the people in any part Of the District,
want the District represented in Con.
gress by JEFF DAvIs.-IntelEgsncsr,
Oct. 81, 1870.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
A REPUBLICANS ADDRESS
TO REPUBLICANS.
Hon. Hanson Criswell on the POiif.
teal Situation.


HAS it come to this, that three or
four gentlemen with the Wheeling
Intelhgeacer at the lead Qhe hireiing OF
Johu j. Davis) can strangle your con-
victious OF right and duty, deny you the
right OF being heard in a matter when
the most vital principle is at stake, and
force you into the support Of 8 man who
is unwilling to accept the results of the
war, and who to day is the bitterest and
most hostile enemy to Republican
ideas OF any man in the nation. Against
Mr.. Davis personally | have nothing to
say. ! recognize him as bigh.minded,
honorable gentleman. who may be hon,
est in his extreme notions of State
rights" and his Incorporating and
determined opposition to the Thir'
tenth, Fourteenth and fifteenth Con.
stitutional amendments. Mr.. Davis,
unless he is willing to fslsify the record
be made in his last canvass, stands
pledged to the undoiug Of every.
thing that has been accomplished by
the Republican party in the last ten
years and stands firmly on the old ex-
ploded dogmas contained In the resolu-
tons of '98 and ,.99. He refuses to fol-
low his party in the support Of Greeley
because he detests and sbominates his
record as Republican,. While he is
quite anxious for your votes, he has no
sympathy for your cause; if 80. it has
never been publicly expressed. Voting
for Mr.. Davis as Republican involves
a surrender of the principles for which
we as a party have ever contended.
Cat these principles which have been
emblazoned on our folds and which
have been baptized 10 the blood OF our
fallen heroes be surrendered for such
psltry considsrationsI Iappeal to you
as Republicans. as men governed by
principle, and AJAX you, are you pre-
pared to invest with political power the
man who would scorn to embrace a
single Republican idea and who ia only
pandering for yonr, votes that bis power
may be increased to destroy your party
and your principles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17

THE following is copy Of the pledge
Submitted to the Ohio County Conven-
hon on the lst of July, by virtue OF
which Captain WILSON was bslloted
Tor in that Convention as candidate
Dor the House OF Delegates. The paper
IA. preserved by the Secretary OF the
Convention and is now in our posses-
eion:
FTj he Democratic ConventiOn Of Ohio
Il County:
"GENTLEMsN-I offer mysel: as a
Candidate for member OF the LegIsla.
tnre and pledge myself to abide by the
derision OF this Convention.
I ANDREW WILSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To Benno Hammer, Esq, present Justice Of
Centre 7b,0nShp::
NlBE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF
l. Centre Township, request you TO an
nounce yourself as an independent candi-
date for recollection to the office you now
hold-that OF Justice of the Peace. We ask
this without regard TO party or country,
We want the peace and dignity OF Centre
township to be respected.
d. N. EOFF,
TH0S. II. REED,
WIN. link,
N. HUBBARD,
JOS HOSENFELD,
JOHN PARKER,
K, ]. SNYTH,
DANIEL HARKINS,
WIN. HARE.
August 8, 1877.