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TOILET ARTICLES.
ILEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, In one bottle, as
easily applied water for restoring to gray BAR its
natural color AMI Youthful appearance, TO eradicate
and prevent dandfl. to promote the growth OF The
hair, andstop Its falling.
II is entirely harmless and perfectly FREE from any
poisonous substance, and VIII therefore take tine
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now IN use. Numerous Testimonials have been sent
up from many Of our most prominent citizens. In
everything In which the article, now In Use are OBJ
jectio,,able CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
is warranted 10 contain neither sugar OF lead, sui
phur, or nitrate of silver Chstrand clean as water,
docs hot soil tls. clothes scalp. IL Il agreealY
Wrfumcd. and makes oni. of the best dressings Tor
hc hair In, USE. ~ Restores the color or me half
more yjerf.ctty and anjprnly than any other pre-
tmr..tio and awa W does 20 In from three TO Ten
DAYS. Virtually ftetg the roots Of the hair with
all the nourishiilg aliles necessary 70 Its growth
and healthy condition, II restores the decay and In
d,,ces a new growth nf the hair more positively
than anything else. The application Of this won
derful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing effect the scalp and gives the hair pleasant
ARTHUR NATTANS.
Inventor AMI proprietor, Washington, ID. {.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by ~ t.H. -
PURCELL, LADD 8 Co. Proprieior,s Ii
ia al-eodtJel3 Agents, Richmond, va.
r Y
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MT TURKISH BATH TOWELS.


Rg~ TURKISH BATH TOWELS.
The c,eapest and hest assorted stock OF HuCha-
BACK and DAMAsk TOWELS;
Also, a fine assortment Of DAMASh ~" Els
DETACHED TURKISH rOWELLlSG, ased 'os
V,~tin2;
,nI.EACHED DoYLIESat e1c. DOZEN
BIiEACHED NAPKINS, III! qualities;
TURKEY RED, PINK, GREEN, and aoiph'
FLAX DOYLIES;
Tho ,Iatrst novelties In PINK, GREhh' an'
GOLDEN FLAX CLOTHS;
RIEACHED, HALF-BLEACHED, and BROWN
DAMASK, ut prices 10 suit:
WINE DAMASK. I'm beautiful designs:
RUSSIA CRASH. TowELLING LINEN
LINEN SHEETINGS;
PIQEES, striped, plain, and corded;
MARSEILLES VEST PATTERNS.at
4. sfg,sr.siF'f LEVY BROTHERS.,
INV 10 1918 and I2I5 sllin street
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IN TIE Sc
BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE coMPANY,,
OF NEW YoRN 4 - i
'a1.6fG.Rt0
ASSETS. $50 rSSooosoS
AND EaPIDLY lHGnEASINtaa fss Il

ii Because II q Acknowledged b Do perfectly cot
reuf by all Insurance Commissioners. Is
.. Because II IS the cheapfst,g 81 t5.s !,
q, Because 1t endorses the surrender rdiae on tts
policies u, dollars and cent?, for ten consecutive
Years, and len years thereafter, II desired I
According to The statement Of the rates Of life f-
ferent Life Insurance companies Of rstclass stand
ing In the United States r,adeby - The Universal"
In its advertisement entitled Facts are SfabboT7s
Things and published recently In asoutherH news
paper, it appears That the Mutual Rates efkths
Brookisa are cheaper than those Of Any named
company. trts1s'sf &. ~ k+%Ai1'
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ncy> DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
Handsome PLAID JAPANESE CLOTH at 1896
worth 25c. per yard .f.E,ft.g ga#-
SILK WARP JhPASESEn mt Soc. worth &C.;
COTTON yAPS, nm cxrellcnt imitation OF SILK 10
sic. per yard worth SOC
SILK-STRIPED md CHECK 6fENAD'NEeM
CSC per yard worth &c. ~
Great bargains In PfqtES, BISHOP an" VIZ
TORIA LAWNS, and other white goods, al
LEVY BROTHERS,.
LINEN COLLARS. embroidered and trimmer
,,,,, I,cp nj ,oc worth PIC. myz2
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h ME- OUR DEPARTMENT. FOR LA
DIES SUITS III well supplied with
WHITE LINEN SUITS;
CoLORED LINEN SUITS, plain and trimmed
with woods;
WHITE and COLORED SUITS In styles Just out
In New York, and never before brought 10 this
city;
POLONAISES separate from the sults-,ery pretty
and stylish-at LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street
PALM LEAF and JAPANESE FANS just re-
ccired ..-s r.rra. my 20
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THE ORIGINAL INsTALMENT1

THE ORIGIN AID l n II Il j. NJ Y
i HOUSE, 1883 NAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
VAL offer for sale he following GOODS for cash.,
or by weekly or monihly payments. For :heapness.
for Recommendation SURPRISING any: Two Thousand
Autographs and Steel Eugralings; Chromos, new
est In the market OH Paintimgs; Looking iissses
I'm great variety; Photograph Franes lsrge asscrt-
ents Frames of NIL descriptions made at the short
est notice. a large stOck of Picture and Looking
blythe foot or manufactured; special contracts mastc
for large orders and dealers. Clocks, Bibles, VIM
dow-Shiics, Carpets, Rugs. Mattipg, Oucio!hS,
IN want OF any OF the above articles VIII consult
their own interest by giving me y call before pnf
c' n,x as- giSe9nets WILLIAM DAFFRoN
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CHESAPEAKE AND Quo RAILROAD COMPANY
yICE-PRESlDENT's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1872.

MO JOHN u. PRINCE.-Take notice that
a ON MONDAY the first day OF July, 1877. the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company viii apply
to tle Court OF the County vi Henrico, Va, TO APP
poiut FIVE dfsintefcsted freehO!ders OF said county
faithfully anfmpartialiy 30 ascertain what will be
Just compensation for such OF the Land In said county
If che freehold whereof you are tenant rs Is pro-
posed to be taken by the said company for fts p,r-
and tunnel from = point on Its present inc In the
city Of Richmond the place selected for Its land
Ing and waryes on James river below fhe siid esS.
~ CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO s5.a
- RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY. Was.C c. wICKHAM, viee-Presidcnt.
~ y s''s --Ff' l. ..s. a.F H. l-IltJytf
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T NECK I'll ES, sc ARFS, AND
B0WS.-We call particular attention to orr stock
of the above goods, and especially 10 the BEACTl-
Full SChRFS at soc. worth 81. They Will 20 fast
ut that price. SO call before it Is too late.
A large stock Of Ribbons, In all widths and
coiors; all Of the new sha,ies IN GItOS GRAIN
RIBBONS.
A full assortment OF, GlAIPS, PRINCES. and
BUTTONS at LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 aud Ills Main streli.
Look al The LINEN COLLARS. trimmed with
lace and embroidered. 1T lOc. worth &c. my !9
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ne THE T0URIST. PARASOL in every
desirable color; 500 a$71'
Dolly WARDEN PARAsoLS:
: CuILDREN'S PARAS0LS-a good assortment;
" BOILED and SOUPLE SILK, BROWN and
4 BLACK PAHASoLs and SUN UMBREL-
q LAS. LEVY BROTHERS,
3 1913 and 12f5 Main street
No lack. of LADIES BOWS; new styles just re.
ceiyed. - .s my 20
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ID PoLrTIcs IN MIsslssIPPI--SBIcIDEO OF STATE
Decentralization, MSS, June -General
Grants nomination was received with ell
tlAlsiasm by the colored element. A ratiti-
cation meeting was held last night-almost
entirely colored. s4 f.ff nt2a
y. Governor Powers denies the statement
chat he will support Greeley, and says he
will support Grant. "a sEresss arss7
Licutenant-G Governor Bennett supports
Greeley, and addressed a Liberal Republican
club last night. The Clarion newspaper Of
to-day asserts that ,ninety-nine one-htn-
dredths of the Democrats and Conservatives
in Mississippi will support Greeley. .a,. -.11s
DR.. Joseph Lemly, secretary Of the State
Senate, died last night from an overdose of
morphine administered, by himself. t 49,,
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) sT BAFCHELoR's HAIR DYE

tH- BATGHELoR's HAIR DYE
This superb HAIR DYE. u tbs hest IN INC M''.S,.
perfectly harmless reiishic, AMI Instantaneous
no ridiculous iines er alss
odor. The genuine WILLIAM a, haio.iiio''s !,
HAIR DYE produces iiame lately spiet si's>
or natural browR: Leaves the hair e.eaii son, 'a'
stri; does seteoniata q particle Of ie'a 'sas :"
furious apoand Sold BY all sirusstsss S3ss's,
Is BOND sTRt.Eg,N. y h-sS
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= E. MATING, MATING, MATIlN"'
Purchased At . large cargo sale, all widths III
WEiTE-AND-EEDj CHECK.
'I 5YARD-WIDE WHITE as low as &c.
AL YaRD-WIDE RED at SOC. y yard.
ALSO, ut great bargains,
COCOA MATING, RUGS, MATS,
& STAIR CARPET,
y INGRAM, THREE-PLY, TAPESTRY bh'"
Sells, and HEMP CARPET, ut
~ LEVY BROTHERS
! ~ = 1913 aud 1915 Main street
oHcLUrHs, ali widths. Yard-"i''c oi'fl"aa -
soc. per yard.
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ar,THE BEST COD-LIVER OIL.

kasGREAT DECLINE In Pki,Es-
From ,hs date uatii the IAN trade eoina'e'iea "s
,sii, make up % order large and very w
asortmep, saf .iAPpKrED CLOTHS, .a Issn
MEges. aud yRsTiSGS at u reduction " '''''
TIN no TWENTY PER CENT. ,,,,,t
Thaukfs, for the very bherai pairoh"se !, IN.
10 us tl,ia spring, We solicit continuance " -"
), ma. promising our best efforts To please o'h y
style, quality, and price.
+ ! Is ,ssss. III L. sALOM9Nski o eo''
ri n s !. 1901 Main streef.
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GRANT, CAMERON, AND FonsEY.=-The Gin.
cinnati Commercial thus speaks Of this trio

GRANT, CAMERON, AND FoRsEY.-=The Gin.
cinnati Commercial thus speaks Of this trio
Of notables: 'i' a.@'5a'. sn...
=" Forney loves Grtnt with deep ferVor
almost equal to the .suddenly-aroused anec-
ton Of Jack Logan, hut, he does not Ike
Simon Cameron. He would delight to
love and honor Simon, but Simon permits
no. one to love him who refuses to serve
him. Since Camerof and Grant were
tro'lt-fshing with a brass band they have
been devoted to each other. ysPennsyl wanna
has not had a Cabinet office, but as Cam
eron is allowed to be general manager ne
is content, Grants nepotism being taken
SO kirdiT by tho country, Cameron has
been pushing bis sou as a CANDIDATE Tor the
vice-presidency. There is nothing the mat
ter with Simon's son in particular, but Icing
Simon's son be ought to have compliment
airy vote. The better way, it seems to us,
would be to pay the compliment to Lieuten-
ant Fred. Dent Grant, who is distinguishing
himself SO brilliantly in Europe. AS Came
ron has set up the State of Pennsylvania, the
Republicans cannot carry it next OFT 3ber,
and perhaps notnext November; and For
nev was so unkind as TO tell them so yester-
day in a double-leaded editorial. The I'M
preston, Notwithstanding all this, seems
prevalent in Philadelphia that the kepublll.
can party can. carry to victory all the nepo-
tism and imbecllity with which the country
ab0linds.o ssi
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/ The TRIBUNE OF .cH1oAG0 on sTHE PnIIA-
pELpisA NoaINATIoNs.- Chicago, June 7.--
The Tribune this morning says Of the result
of the Philadelphia Convention, TINT the
nomination of Grant was SO universally ex-
pected that the announcement OF tho fact
FILLED TO excite the least comment. The
nomination OF Wilson, 1t says, mas a surprise
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North Carolina.

The following is the Conservative ticket
for members of Congress. at the next election
in North Carolina:
First Disfrict-D. M. Carter, of Beaufort.
Second District.--W. H. Kitchen, of Hall
fax. IL, -uGr,s.' / ~
Third Bist1ct.=A: NJ; Waddell; of New
Hanover. t-s.s ,ftg! ,.raEf-l ~ r
Fourth DiStrict.-SionH Rogers, ofWake.
Fifth Dish7ct.-J. NJ. Leach, of Davidson.
S,rM Distributions S. Asbe, of Arson.
.Scenh Dis,7ct.- M: Robbins Of
Rowan.
Eighth .Dish1ct.-R. L. Vance. of Bun
combe. -. >asfn Is - ~ss a.s,.t
/ The following is "a list Of electors for Presi-
dent and Vice-President appointed by the
Conservatives of North Carolina: 4.ss
First District.-O ctavius Coke, of Chowan.
Second DiSh9ct.-Swift Galloway, OF
Greene - = -
Third Dist,ict--T. G. Fuller, of Cumber-
land. lsa r.s.rs <t~'i s.r. +
Fourth Distrtct-H. A. London, Jr.,a Of
Chatham. ) sr...3 =. -. ~ 80, !,
SirM Disrict.-W. L. Steele, of Rich
,mond. ~ = :: -
Serenh District.-F. B. Mcdowell, of Ire
dell. .'~''t .ltt 'fsi ~
Eighth District. - Thomas D. Johnston, of
2pneombe. -: y, rs,
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ETBLACK ATIN-STRIrEDG RENA-
DiNE--te most fashionable article Of dress goods
in use at SIZE aud LIS per yard. worth si5o and p.
IRON GRENADINES IT all pric"S--som" relnarsa-
bly, cheap. Also, great bargains In HERNANlS
aud GRENADINES: all Of which have been r"r-
chased by our senior partner since the gre't decline
IN prices. b. "a ~s,t LEVY BROTHERS.
l2ia and 1915 MaiI street
LACE-TRIiMED EINEN COLLARS at IQc.
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!. Gy- LACE POINTS, LACE POINTS
The largest and bcst-assorted stock ever offered Ivy
us ali purchased ut a great sacriice-and will be
sold ut prices That are bound to give satisfaction.
LACE POINTS from the lowest price up to $50
all of which are much below regular prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
5 Look ut our LINEN COLLARS at II per dozen,
would be cheap at &. myes
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PoI1rIcAI. NorEs. Ptiidd phta; Jifne L.
1t isundersteod that so far: IS members of
the National Republican Convention ex-
pressed an opinion, they were unanimous In
thinking that the interests of the party would
be promoted in having nothing to do with
Warmoth and Pinchback in Louisiana, and
the President sympathized in thisyiew. The
Chic delegation leitat noonfor Washington.
Tie Alabama, North Carelina, South caro-
lima and Virginia: delegations lett ontise same
train.1fsy7B srTtti@:li-} - - msiEtG Il esF!
|, Judge, Settle, of, Nort, Carolina. pertna-
nent chairman of the Republican, National
Convention, will be at the Ebbit House,
Washington, ID. G., at noon ON the 10th iH-
slant, for the purpose of meeting. the vice
presidents of the Convention from the seye.
raj States and Territories. The object of
this meeting is to make necessary arrange-
ments to execute the order of the C0nven-
ton directing its president and yice-presi-
dents to inform General Grant and Senator
Wilson of their nomination. - SGT -
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Balance In favor OF the Brook
lyu at stock rates.. S"o5 w @Sso "
= The greatly advantageous feature of the Brook
lyn IN endorsing the Surrender IdtueS upon It's
policies, i1 dollars d,L cents, for Ten consecutive
gears, las met, with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American actuarlcs, as, also from
the press North and South. -.-.gs. r
The Hon. Elizrr Wright, who Is admitted to be the
greatest insurance mathematician and act,iary in
America, congratulating the Brooklyn upon this
new and distinctive feature, says among other
things, "Iam particularly pleased by your depart
ure in the right direction from the ordinary method
Of com putting The Surrender Values" '"Onc Of the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity Of life insu-
r,nce las been the disappointment md dissatisfac-
ton of retiring policy-oldcrs at the sn,Gtness Of
the surrender ralue oaid.n sc. "An this would
have been prcven;e. by = distinct abatement on the
policy in odrancs If the sum to be pdfd" .f..gtf
This statement 1t will be scep the Brooklyn makes
In dollars and cents, that there can bc no mig
tako. ~ rgttng ta. r. r
READ WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS SAY OF THIS
FEATURE: .,,.. -s..
The Sentinel, (Rd1eigh ~ G.,) January 81, 1867
This great feature Of cash surrender rdlueS Is an
Improvement that sgiializcs the era of life insu
Sun Icotumbus, ia. l-"There h no better COM
rations of similar character will conynca all Of
Ign life" .-l-a-
policy IN tie SroohlVn Life is thus worth 80 much
Ia r.,,jy 7noncY. This Is the onB Hff company III
the country that has carried this excellent Jeat,Te
(of endorsing the cash surrender values In dollars
and cents into lts business "Policy-holdcrS being
doubiy assured. the system cannot fail 10 become
very popuiar.''' #@.tE 80
1t viii bc sccn that we assert nothing in tho above
advertisements but make simple statement Of the
svpfsior ndrGhtagfs ofthf Brookig1, as II appelrs
from disintfrcsted pdrtteS; and which Is strictly
correct! ~, y.
Good agents wanted rvery,hcrc IN Virginia, who
will be literally dealt With a'
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
General Agents for Virginia.
z- Once No. 902 Main street, Richmond, Va
M l0-gt&tlaw3m +. -. - -y..t ....ssss. tszt
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20 few. Int not t Aany who J sfH krio W
that CoIfax l,ad BSoisg sisice bf;8 esafds e
with dislike by the Government action. Ii
.fl,en proeeeds TO review Senator Wilson'S poS
iificaI f,;sfory. especially his con cotton with
lie Bid Rrsow:No tiiinga party Said concludes
the article 90 follows:
q This ticket presents aii the eyiis OF Sfalits
land; asTif the bates, preJtl.
Dies. bitsernexses; prescriptions ami tssfsaIls
chisefnents Of late years were not enough,
There basf been revived the old and most
senseless OF. all hates and prejadices, the prs
ecripsian of naturnlized citizens ana, their
roi;ticat disfriucisement, i'm the addition to
the ticket of Henry Wilson, the above-tins
high priest of nativeism in the United States:
Tie platfcrrn;'' il says, q declares In faYorof
allImeasures which tho Administration party
in Congress have opposed. The taIun reso.
lutions,n It argues, = are in tho interest OF
protection; and mean that the President viii
veto any repeal OF taxes Iesicd for the pro-
lection of 1nonopolies." :, =. 2 = r,srFs
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jP la-lt*

STONEWALL GROVE, No. 6, u. A. O.
- D-'rhc members of STOkEWALL GROVE
Will attend regular meeting of their Grove THIS
Monday EVENING mt O'Clock.
By order Of the W. A.. a. l.. MORRlSS.
q, ,onA ...mf .s- Secretary, g,
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PROPOSALS.

!. Rfcii,doSp, June !, 1871.
RIO CONTRACTORS FOR EARTH--
IN Okii win be recelyed nna y u ,ssis
M. fRK IN the approaches TO the Ja,Hes Aiyer
bridge. ,os,ecatIons for the work car, be see1,
Prohlea ~ e the Office of the clerk of tue town
By application =. JOHN G.. CLARKE,
OF Manchester, a,, r~e OF James River bridge.
jc ietIyi -
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NUTICE.-The menl- & :
WI bers of LOGE FRANCHISE. No. 80, NIX
their hall. on Broa'I hetwccn Ninth and TENN
streets. THIS EVENING at ! O'Clock. Business
tunnai election Of officers -.
Master Maso,ls IN good standing IRE invited to be
present. Is nF,ir bf The ~. NJ, zsi.-. .s ,z
L. a-lnIk pEIEREIEl.I1 TKENT. Shcrrfary.
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VaHE MEMBERS OF JET ,,,sss4s.s...
Il PERSON LODGE,E NO.4, ]. %. .sxNIS
O. F. will attend n regular meeting on
THIS (Monday) EVENING the 10th ~'S2>'fsS*>,> >.
Instant. at oclock
full attendance IS requested: as this Is the first
meeting for the nomination of officers,
BY order Of the \. G.
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NOTAS-1a vapor muee de Luz donde recib
carga para sanh6mas Aguad Mayaguez Puerto
d a. 25 26 Cuba Baracoa Gbaa los da % 20
fin de one pued r la hoa senaada los senores
servn mandar aace los etes
la las doce del da de sada
prova de los betes
De mpend consgnataro Gale de los Ofo Num-
78 esquina Luz, iesa6a adaa .#" ss.5s
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RETORNO.


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comp-Cuba Sres Cuza Csanovas Ginebra
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re Sres Boas Recommendations Sre
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12
The Democracy of New III:

The Democracy of New Hamp-
shire are to hold their State Conven-
ton, at Concord, Wednesday, January
9th, to nominate a candidate for Gov
ernor, and tor Railroad Commissioner,
and to make the necessary preparatory
arrangements for the approaching
March election. We trust that the
Democrats of the Granite State will
make thorough canvass previous to
the election and will poll as large a
vote as possible. This will be, we
believe, the first State election held
since the Presidential election. The
official count of the vote of the State
given at that election shows the whole
vote to be 6S,919, falling off of T.
1927, since March. The Republicans
cast 37,1s4 the Liberal Republicans,
3l,421, scattering about 800. Repubh-
can majority over all, 5,455. We
presume that most Of those who did
not vote at the Presidential election
were Democrats. If so, the Demo
cracy there have good encouraging
prospects before them, and we hope
they will ego in" and do the best
they can to gain the victory.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12
Democratic Pluck.

A few days before the Presidential
election, the Baltimore Gazzette stat
ed that one of the chief characteristics
of the Democratic party was pluck.
Now that defeat has overtaken them
a calm survey Of the field of battle
enables that journal to repeat the as
sertion with decided emphasis. Every
where the Democratic masses are
found exhibiting this quality in a high
degree, and showing an unfinching
determination to go to work again in
the right way. One of the most en-
couraging features of the times is the
universal desire for the nomination of
good men for all the officers, from the
lowest to the highest Heretofore the
matter of nominations has been left too
much to the few, and the indifference
which unfortunately prevailed in this
respect occasioned corresponding
apathy at the polls when unsuitable
candidates claimed the support of the
people. What is needed is that the
primary meetings should be attended
to, and that those who do the voting
should at least take the trouble to set
tie for themselves the proper persons
to be voted for at the general cleo
ton.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

AN AGED CoUPLE.-About sixty
years ago John Griswold Rogers of
East Lyme fell in love with Eliza D..
Griswold, and in 1917 the couple were
betrothed and doubtless commenced to
talk about fixing the wedding-day.
There appears, however, to have been
more than the usual difficulty in decid-
ing on the day, for it was not until last
Thanksgiving day that the ceremony
took place, when the bride and groom
had reached the ages respectively of
70 and 70.