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[ A year ago this SUMMER, Nj.
John j. Murphy, who lives near
Lacledes Station, mentioned casually
10 Mr.. Frank J. Bowman that b.
discovered a. peculiar hole in the.
ground in a meadow near his house
and said for the life OF him no
tcoulda't imagine what made it ~
was twelve or fifteen inches IN
diameter and seven or eight teet II
depth. MI, Bowman suggested Al
areolite, but was laughed at 10
mark the place a fence rail was
|thrast~i nto aitnand.n enclosed eight
feet Of the rail. before the bottom
was reached. This summer pe
matter was u again discussed ana
varions s1peccu1a1ions were iuduIgea
ii to account for the peculiar open
ing. ",
. After the hay had been cut Nj,
Murphy consented that the l He'
should examine it. They immeala'
LILY sett to work, and after olgg'nss
down not eight feet but thlf'eep,
'eqmenpon a spheroid globe Of ms.
til, which was evidently an aerouee
ID presents the strange .appealSa p'.
6f q miniatuxe globe fashioned a,Il
the rattern Of, the earth beng n.y. -.
tenad-at II d=enefastea ~
sdchh 1 pianne1es. tozind;eate tns'
ftlwas id ID flames as 1. passed tbrous"
air: The Hattened holes aso
saDtoetb and bear no MAN. .
heat. It is about the SIZE tu,, /"
large 12-pound cannon ball, 1u =
Sd Ter cent. heavier, and is a so nnt
the nature Of which has . nos
vt been ascertained. 1t wa saa
b ths,eity yesterday, VT T.
sucited considerable. curiosity -
! Intended, W. believed, to preseD'
{ 10 the Mercantile Library I'll
The-velocity, with which it ,e Ell
nay be judged from the fact o, ,~
lJep penetration into the ear'l'.
Ihfsah1sst. TIC farthest tn"' "
pnon bali las4kses forced INTO a. i
: Ibankme5nt is six IL; feet, and this ),
foat,only accomplished at 'eeeu'
dperi,nents by the British na's'
y Louis DcmNyu! luy.1
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srDurings the past three day'
we have been repeatedly informed
that employees ii tie Customhoust
have been boasting over what are
called "Pinchback men" on the tri.
umph: their wing Of the party has
won. We seriously appeal, to the
common sense and decencyof these
mensto<oease their silly beast sNo
mere tziainphs were sought, and
none have beenobtained, except the
grand and glorious one of unity.
The sacrifices which have been
made are not therefore the ht sub
jects Of banter and ridicule. They
were not made in fear, or from
weakness, but from the loftisst con.
siderations, and ought honestly to
be SO regarded. We stand in need
Of cordially, and theresumption Of
our former Republican associations
and sympathies. The same causes
that peremptorily demanded oar
consolidation, as: impetiously de-
mand now the cessation Of dieoordt
and . union ssof, heart and of pur-
pose. And we: appeal to those
leaders in whose po~szs4its II 10 4:
this feeling; to exert all: their
influence In notwithstanding such
proceedings; Disaster may yet
'verta]e ua "Tsal,th the boys to hold
s
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y. !. ]: Z |, .ss,,, i.

NJ WAIVER QA z EHcUn ! ~
Made g6fiouSS;umilsfb b This su6sDGf 4Drk
And all the clouds that lowered on ou1
house, -.
In the deepvbosom of tho ocean buried.
At last, after so many contentious,
so many puritan struggles, so many
mutual ordinations and recrimiini-
nations the two wings Of the old
Republican, party Of Louisiana have
elected reconciliation, and once
moro the Republicans. are prepar-
ing to stand shoulder to shoulder
in November. s:" Fl. .&s..
The negotiations pending which,
we SO hopefully referred to in our
Inst issue, have resulted il efecting
unity, first, ON Presidential electors;
second, on O. State ticket; and third,
in the consolidation of the two State
Central Executive Committees.
In effecting the compromise, on
ormous difficulties and objections
had to be encountered and over
come. though none doubted the ne
cessity Of harmony:
The proffer Of three places on the
ticket to tho Pinchback wing of the
while admittedly a fair re-
cognition, did not embrace the po-
desired, and there was great
that the whole project
would be defeated. Lieutenant
Pinchback, ever ready to
sacrifice personal claims or private
views and wishes to the promotion
II the. cause he advocates, and fully
of the favorable chances
Of his election, yet in view Of the
responsibility Of theposi'ion,
remembering the abandonment of
'ormer friends in the very midst Of
peril, viewing the detection of fol-
overs, the reticence of white Re-
publican coadjutors, and the "fast
Of their ranks, dared not
hesitate as to the best course for
i'm to pursaein the face even OF pro-
friends, and with a magnani-
that will commend him to
generations OF Republicans, he threw
into the breach and forced
the considerations of his co-labol-
rs, the absolute necessity of for ],
their preference, of sacrifc-
lg on the altar Of patriotism their
lost cherished personal wishes, ,
nd looking singly and solely to the {
contemplated, and the prin- {
piles contended for. His angu- ;
'ents were convincing enough to
eceive acquiescence and approval. <,
his mountain difficulty over ,
ositions and candidates absolved !
le attention Of the committee {
resided over by Mr.. Pinchback. Is
Nor, must it be thought that Mr..
ackard's Committee was without 8
s difficulties and problems. The A,
REIMBURSEMENT of strong c
aims to popular favor are not gen. r
ally yielded up gracefully, but as +
70 proceedings of the committees Of t
willshow when published, r
ere has been, on the whole, mu- Fl
al exhibitions Of love Of party, f
'er love of self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT j,
hich will make the settlement OF g.
If mutual quarrel o creditable re- d
I'd for all concerned. f.
Our acknowledged and accredited b
representatives. have agreed on the c]
ate ticket we elsewhere publish. R,
commend it to the advocacy Al
d support of every Republican in ri
,uisiana. y,
~ f}
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ENDORSEMENT. Il
Rooms State Central Committee.
National Republican Party,
New Orleans, Au1. ~. 1879. |


New Orleans, Aags ~, 1872.
l. On motion Of Col 6. ". Lowell, it VA,
unanimously 81. ~ s 5#s
Resolrea, That the action Of the Con
ference Committees be endorsed and TIL
joint Electoral and State tickets ratified
s. B. PACKARD, President
I. W.-DEKL4KE, Secretary.
At a jo~intsn1eeting Of the State Commit.
tees, held the same evening, on. motion o.
Capt. Sypher. z'ss' '~t@At:s*. 49,. ~
On motion of Capt, h.ysJ.,S ypher The
following resolution was unanimously
adopted: -" - se5 tEsA .:s@s'
Resolued, That the Joint meeting Of The
two Committees for the purpose Of con.
solidation and reorganization shall be held
Tuesday, SeptH.1Oth, at such; hour and
place as may be hereafter. designated, that
IN the interior the business Of the Com
mlittees shall be transacted BY the Joint
Sub-Executive Committees Of eipht mem
bers from each side, who. shall chose their
temporary, chairman, and That upon
the reorganization of the State Central
Committee anew Sub-Executive lCommit.
tee shall DO chosen. = + -
By order of tho Sub-Executive COM
mittee. T. B. s. P1NCHBACK,:
Chairman.
W. H. GREEN, Secretary.
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4 AfkI'rSl.:,' CT lzs;Ey7,mr',
ELECTION. '''' :

4 VHl '"''
i dssto'lowins order: w.,
,a5 ,n %'' Judge Woods dt 1''' y
twooty-third instant: %
l.. Ordered, that all nppu,,n.,..
inspector" OF supervisors Of s'sa!
heretofore made Ly this .e nss''
and hereby revoked. ''
The following*is alstof ,,,,.
'tsoss' ef-eleetion appointslIu
Woods Of the United st.,.' =
Austtss 2s,1sn. / ! ], !
PARISH OF ORLEANS
l.. First ward, William Can; r.,
4A't''' Anot'as II. Shields, In
Second ward. William i, I H..
Republican, P. B. Leeds, Den,'..'
Third ward;c Calvin =, I.,'s'a
pnbliean,J: Van zsndt; ).,s..
Fourth ward, George Jo.ssa'
publican, T. ". Colleen, j,
crat.
Fifth ward, L. D. Ia,,;e, !.
publican, William N. Dana Nv
crat.
Sixth ward, Eugene st,es. ,,
publican; c. G. Cain, Liberal.
Seventh ward, g. W: Fery,s,
Republican; NJ. A. Calogne, Dam,
GRAFT.
Eighth ward, Thomas Lec,. p!
publican; Edward Curlev. Dsm,
Ninth ward, T.. Toebelnanp. r.
publican; J. NJ. Kinse]la' Liberal
=" sF T'
Tenth ward, H. F. Brennan, R.
publican; William A. Wells, Depe
crnt.
Eleventh ward, 7. T. Mcclure
Thomas Cramue,, 11J
eral.
Twelfth ward, William Young
Republican; ]. c. Guillotte, Ds,,,.
:rat. i
Thirteenth ward, j. E. E.. Laielhs.
Charles Lockwood,
Fourteenth ward, N. D. Bush,
Charles Press, Demo.
lat.
Fifteenth ward, ". r. Loan, Re.
William Sarrszin, Demo.
rat.
Parish of Ascension-Charsl
secks, Republican; J. ]. Claseriie,
Democrat.
Parish Of Assumption-Richal
;. Talbot, Republican; A. J. Eele
eria, Liberal. |
Parish of e. Baton Rouge-Mr.
ard Vienna, Republican; Richard
|. Lay, democrat.
Parish of B~ossier-Richard ".
urner, Republican; William NJ.
Democrat.
Parish of Grant-Saml B. Shac.
.lford, Republican, W. r. Rutland,
LIBERAL. -....
Parish of st. James George E.
9vee, Republican; R. c. Wood,
|beral. :: ~~
Parish of S Charles-O.J }. Flags,
publican; Hicks L. Young, Libe.
of OuacLita-M. NJ. Gra.
, Republican; John B. Care Ion
.mscrat
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THE VOICE OF %LAFoURCHE.

Rooms SUD-EzEcur1vE CoMM1rrEnoFl
THE REPUBLICAN, PARRY, PARISH 81 :
LArovRcHE La, Atousr 28, 1872.
At a called meeting of the sub-Ex.
ecutive COMMITTEES Of the Republican
Party Of Lafourche Parish held this
day, upon learning lof the reconciliation
or the two wings of the Republican
Party Of the State of Louisiana. the
following preamble and resolutions
were unanim ously adopted: ..
Whereas we have learned with tie
utmost satisfaction of the reconciliation
Of the two wings Of the sRApubafean
party through the action. Of sfheir4se
spectiye State Central C.on1mitttee and
Whereas. we'are.info4paAd that the
State Cantfal Committees have de-
cided TO place . single united ticket il,
the Hepubfcans OF Louisiana,
@29a zets ssfss*hH '.H:sE3 #%sz ~ .:
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1 1t. 0OV. PINcHBAcK TO COL LEWIS.
New ORLEANs, Aug. ~, 1872.
Hon. James Lewis, Administrator
l. OF Police:
Dear SlR-Your communication
of this date has been received and
in reply I beg to state that my
highest aim has ever been to have
Louisiana continue under a repub-
lican administration, and believing
my candidacy for Governor with
another republican ticket in the
field, would result in the defeat of
both, and place: the state in the
hands Of the Democracy and find
ing yourself md others, friends of
mine willing to make sacrifices, in
!! order to unity the Republican par;
~, and your committee having.
rendered our. committee terms Of
compromise which / regarded as q
fair recognition 81 the republicans
cooperating with, me, and knowing
that our people desired tho. party
should besuniteds deemed it mi edu-
ty to withdraw my nams.horn bel
fore the people Of Loniistiiabnaa s s i can
didate for Governor, believing that
By ssosdoing I wonld secure 10 both
the National and State ticket in the
election, at least $4,000
majority. % S** {
The high compliment you are
pleased. to extandtos mo is cordially
appreciated and know that I but
,zpfeas the sentiments of every
rue republican .whenI say that,
our Devotion to principle and your
lliainterestedness in subordinating
,ersonh ambition to what you con-
to be the best for the success
{ the Republican Party, State and
National, will insurV to you high
confederation at tho hands Of the
lleopte.
When 1concluded not to run for
ssoIernor;!I also resolved not % &C.
any nomination il Ills cam
but since yourself and the
comprising both commit !
pe1sm1R leadV1ll69srly6 plE55 ms
aItas poatioaaPs snerouslydedi
eddy you, Izamawialiinlgto TO- snbor
i~nat6mypetsenal Inclination, andt
omply With thesris1esf Il e. y6u1san !,
20 1.-The The: gentleman 81 4h A., eon n,pqi
~ md aeaepA The samel.o h 7
lsvStlshohorgaIin tcsbe i ! !
Toni !I - I & ss d J / D u. - Grant !, ! 4. -.
2. B..6 HNcHRACK il
-----rsaszu II ~. II
posn Goaaiu mcuotrrrtscrs 1as
ashpnhlfilsn3 T.
#sssfGE aNsw.A stAAng. Nssl872 r-iikt
~ mestingsofSCnnlls1iikeS On Goafsr
lca Of the. Stats CestrAl Cognmittess, nm. 4
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COL. LEWIS 70 III. Gov: 'PlNcHBAcK
NV: ooa1I4ss, Aug: q, 1872.
Hon.sP. BIS. Pmehback, II. Gov,
s.of Louisiana: j. .aG :;
SIM have just been Informed
that, in il order to, reconcile the dif-
ferences that have unfortunately
existed in the Republican party Of
ourlState;, youshaver withdrawn as
q candidate q for Governor, thns
uniting III our forces and tending;
to Z secure I tie election Of Hon. VIM.
Pitt Kellogg - Governor, and, the
electoral vote: Of this State for the
noble standard bearers Of cur party
Grant and Wilson. *<s51<*.:
Believing that such . spirit [,ititt Of
self-sacri6ee, o. by yon manifested,
should be met with equal magma,
nimity, I therefore hereby with
draw from deposition for which I
was nominated BY the Baton Rouge
Convention aud also by your Com
Us Congressman at large,
and trust that you may accept that
position, believing that you will
have an eye single to the future
peace and prosperity Of our State.
..This State under a Republican
Government ismydearest wish, and
I shall at all times be found ready
snd willing to sacrifice any interest
Of mine to secure that end.
! The era Of goodwill this day in
augurated promises well for the fu-
Of our party. With unbroken1
closed ranks we now march
Forward to glorious victory. ,z...
j. am SIR . sd, al st.s 80 ~
Very respectfully etc. +
u JAMES LEWIS,
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y
OUR CANDIDATES.
z@aF
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1878, II
U. S.. GRANT ,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
HENRY WILSON,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
UNITED REPUBLICAN STATE TlCkE7'.
AGREED UPON by THE TWO STATE
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEES REPRESENTING THE
REPUBLICAN, PARTY
OF LOUISIANA.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WIN. PITT KELLOGG,
or ORLEANS.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
G.. G.. ANTOINE E,
OF cADDo.
Fon SECRETARY OF STATE,
=. G. DESLONDE,
OF IBERvILLE.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
C. w. CLINTON,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A.. T: FIELDS,
OF ORLEANS.
- -- I
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDU-
CATION,
WILLIAM G. BROWN,
OF ORLEANS.
o CoNGRE;ss-sTATE AT LARGE,
r; B: S. PINCHBACK,
OF ORLEANS. |:
ro. cosoREss-r1Rsr DISTRICT,
EDWARD BUTLER, /!
OF P1AQuEM1HEs. |,
FOR cONauEss-sEcoND DISTRICT,
A. E. BARBER, I:
or ORLEANS. H..
FOR coNGREss-THIRD DISTRICT,
THOS. II. holland. l.,
OF BERvu1E. Il,
FOR COMPASSIONATE DISTRICT, !.
J. MADISON WELLS, i
OF RApDEs,-Long term. I,
E. II. w i
OF oRANr,-Short term.
FOR CONGRRss-FIPTH DISTRICT, 6
DAVID YOUNG, 7
OF CoNCoRDIA. .+ a
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'HE eGakss p,FE'1ERabkl
M II 81 . u u

IHE RHDGpRSSA DFz5ER RDR
- ! 81
SIt1lSededcefdinly y sage tapre
DICT tint inmda iatel follbwins th1
restoration of unity IN the ranks s
the old R1epublican party Of Louisi
ana would De. the resorption by tht
old Democratic party 81 those 3
its adventurous followers who, un'
berthe name Of Reform and Liber:
alism, have beon distracting politi:
cal parties 90 much of late; but il
was not SO easy to foresee" nor be.
licve that those old Republicans who
had become SO dissatisfied as to as
sociate and indentify themselves
with the Cincinnati movement,
would go the whole animal and &C
cept the straight out Democracy as
represented in MI: McEnery, rather
than retrace tl1eir steps toward the
fold from which they wandered.
Yet, such seems to be the melan-
choly fact. j s~. =
The Democratic party is again in
tact, and the Republican, speaking
advieedly we conclude, says chat
Governor Warmoth has in advance
pledged the ticket his cordial sup
port" This means and involves the
active sympathy and support of the
party created and headed by the
Governor. And this is the aspect
that is ugly It is immaterial whe-
Their we conccde or deny that the
Governor and his party had just
ground to secede from their old
party, but we will admit that they
had, we will concede that the Re.
publicans of Louisiana did endure
grievances serious enough to drive
them into autagonism and resent
ment. But we cannot admit that
they were enough to drive Repub-
into the open ranks of the
Democratic party, to occupy the
position Of undisguised hostility to
every Republican doctrine, and to
labor for the subversion and over
Of that government among
Us under which alone ALL uEx are
guaranteed and assured I'D equal
and We would be at a loss
comprehend by what process
these Quondam Republicans arrive
It the conclusion that it is wiser,
nanlier and-more honest to be en-
aged in the effort to overthrow Re-
publican rule than to endure hard
hips and even wrong at the hands
# even the Republican party itself,
+ our fragment of philosophy did
lot remind us of the inevitable
course Of error in pushing wisdom
'ut of life." "From bad to worse
80 universally observed as tho fate
# the truant, that it has been long
ettled into q maxim. There are
exceptions to every rule,
nd though at the time of this
we know of no indications ,
+ q return to the ranks of the Re- !
'ublican party by our brethren, we :
eel confident that on the first TO-
urn of calm reflection, on the first
collection Of WHAT'S to be expected 9
ON the Democratic party, on the G
rst calling to mind of sacred and
lvlolable obligations to Republic !.
IN principles, there will be a with =
rawal of the majority Of our old $
lends from associations and COM +
nations which toll the knell of 81
and political equality, Of EQUAL q
GIFTS FOR ALL, Of common schools. u
undisturbed enjoyment of all the e
gifts of citizenship, of the preser- >
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! r.. q ,,,
-: - r1.2h w. H.,
y" = !''n'
as'oe0 .p,,'' ~ W"
IL; N; F: Bonzano,< :
Chas. E. Hnistead, Iberville.
Gosapr. stosi1.zl nr,<r nrr.rs
,st m +, ~ ond,nc nr,e,,,. c
I'd A. II. johnson, z s..
3d Milton Morris, ASCENSION. = ::
4th II. Joseph Iaylor, Of Caddo.
6thsK.~h BrooAs,, Edtat1ofaa.
STATE TICKET:
Governor-W. Z. kellogg, Orleans.
800 1t: - 80 - 11asIne; ~ I.".uo;
~. 4 ,,d;ts. nsaa r1;.tca n G.,aaaa
attnrssr Ga, 80 i h Is SiS,sa p''. =.
:Sapt. .rub. Ed.-W. q. Brown, &c
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T NWapuUI1saN KNISy u 11UUIEsy8NRHs M
August %, 1872. ]
At a meeting Of the ADORE Committees.
, held this day, tho following correspondence
etc. was ofdered pub,liishbhd: IT = e"
CORRESPONDENCE.
tn 4 @sE* III s~ ~ @eE TT
Tie following letters passed be-
tween Col. @Jafn6s Lewis Hnd Lou
anaa&--{xsvvesnes~~z Riaaehbeek.e-os,s
n, the eventfi,l day of che.
compromise between the two wings
Of the Republican'1p party. ~. - .>:<>'>
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vat1On OF the credit OF the State BY
the payment of it's debts; and thei1
welcome return to the ranks of the
regular old Republican patty in
whose lines t'the battle cry of free.
dom" has 80 often resounded, and
whose armies are now being mar
shalled for another and q fearful
contest.
Since the above has been in type
we have been pleased to notice the
displeasure OF the Republican yes
terday morning at the conduct Of
the Democratic Office hunters. Our
contemporary concludes his article
in the following style Of rebuke:
Had the dissatisfied Republican
element. been properly dealt with
there is little doubt that the Conser-
ticket would have been pow
erful and crontrolling. It would
have Modified all the dissatisfied
parties or individuals opposed to the
success Of the Radicals. But what
has this element .now2 It
has no love for Democrats Il is
more distrusdul Of them than its
associates. DemodRtic adj
ministrations, both State and mum
have been pregnant with dis
to the best interests Of the
State, and replete with folly where,
y !. was . conspicuous necessi-
y" =. o., =. =
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Executors Sale Of Town Lots In Point
Pleasant at nriyate Sale.

sl,nE undersigned Executor Of ,he last will
| and testament Of Susan r Thomas, de-
ceased. offers a, privu,c Sale oil Of the town
lots of the town Of Point Pleasant. belonging
to ,aid estate, comprising some Of the most DO
sra6le building lois in the city Parties dr,
string to purchasc home will do well .o'ali
on mo n, nv olll,e a, on early day. and l will
take pleasure in showing hepnpcr'y.
The title to these lots is unqncN'onaole,'
but selinsas Executor shall convey such
title as is vested in me by the will Of said de
cedent. .,
Terms Of Sale, cash as to one third Of tho
purchase money, and as to The residue, on q
crcdi, Of six and twelve months Bond win
good security will he required for the deferred
in.,almcnls. hearing interest from date and
the title will he retained aS further security
SAMUEL q SHAW, Executor :,
Of thu last will and testament OF susan "
Thomas. deceased. Ju'y s-u
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To the Voters Of Mason County.

:, The olfcc Of Clerk of the County Court
being ministerial and not political 10 its
character; created for the accommodation
of the rhclc people aud not Of auy partic.
ular party, and believing that it should be
removed as far as possible from partizan
Influence and political prejudice, and also
believing tina. 1t is the right of every citi-
zen to present bis name to bis fellow.ciIi.
Gems as a candidate for Office, and having
the assurance from many friends Of their
support, | respectfully offer myself as an
independent candidate for the Office of
CLERK OF THE CoUYrY CouRr OF this
county, and solicit your sufrages for that
Office at the election to be held on the 4th
Thursday Of August next. Plcdglng you
if elected. my undivided attention to the
duties of the Office.
June l3.* WV. L. RUFFNER.
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Mr.. Editor
Will you be kidd enough to inform the
citizens Of Mason county that | am .
candidate for the House Of Delegates. |
cannot say that my friends have given me
any great amount Of trouble by urging ne
to this step; nor do | bae my Claims upon
any gres. act Gone 10 the past Bat Mrs
Reynolds having expressed herself Tin .
manner leaving s'me doubt as to her mean
ing) that was in no danger from evil as'
socia,ious. I checrfully enter the campaign
with energies uni@psired by loss Of sleep,
mt having been hunted down BY numerous
friends to any serious extent.
JOHN NJ. REYNOLDS.
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To Census IN ptives!

: The advertiser, having bee, permanently
eurd Of lha. dread disease. Consumption, ny
a simple remedy. is ANXIOUS TO make known , 70
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. 10 all
who desire it he will send copy OF the pre-
scrip,ion used, lfree Of CHARGE with the d.
reclions for preparing and using tue same
which they will find Spnr CunE for CoSsuNP
TON, ASTHMA. BnoycuIras, DC. Parties wish
ing the prescription will please address
Rky EDWAED WILSON,
2G4 South Third Street, Williamsburg N.Y.
my g-ly A.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-07-11
A Splendid ThrcShing Machine
For Sale.

r OFFER at a reasonable price the very besI
Threshing Machine and Separator know'|
in this country. Mounted power Made bY
Aultman 4 TAYLOR. Mansfield, Ohio. In peri
fec, order, being run only short lime and
Jus, getting smooth. Will exchange it for
stock thor,es or ca,,l,) or 10 responsible par
ties will give time. Reason for selling, II 4
out Of my line Of business Address or call
on me at Arbuckle, West Va.
may 3O-tt u W. MAurtN'