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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-28
Personal.

SIR THOMAS DAKrN, late Lord Mayo
Of London, was in Chicago last week. :
NILSSON sketches landscapes yer.
nicely. .is-.rH..,; ~. % ..y
EDWIN BoorH is quite regular in hi.
attendance at church.
The Viceroy of Canada receives $50,
600 per annum, house-rent free.
HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE has $lOO,OO(
slowed away in various funds. '-r,
NJ. THEIRS, in most matters, is obligec
to defer to the wishes of Madame.
Mr.. DIsRAELI, as retired minister, re
ceivcs pension of $4,000 pes annum
The ex-Prince Imperial of France i,
popular with the residents of Chisel
hurst.
A MAGNIFICENT diamond badge is be
ing made in New York rs q present tC
the Grand Duke. Tr-... W..
IT seems almost certain that Emperor
William of Germany is gradually sink
ing into his grave. 49,
CAPT. RUrUs BARNARD, now 81 wears
old, has lived in Westfeld, VT, on the
same farm, 79years.
JAMES w. WALL, formerly United
States Senator from New Jersey, died
on the 10th inst, aged SO.
Mrs. KERNEY, of New York, showed
the warmth of her affection by thrusting
red.hot poker down her husbands
throat. ..f
Mr.. CARLYLE has received from the
German Empress the formal expression
of the thanks of the Emperor for his
Life of Frederick the Great" r-
BACcHUs sells beer and Mr.. Plugg is a
tobacconist on Pennsylvania avenue in
Washington. Mr.. stamps clerk in
the city postoffice.
THERE are some rich men even in rug
ged Scotland. The Bairds, who stand
at the head of the iron.masters there,
make as clear profit annually $500, 900.
SETTING BULL, Black Moon, Iron Dog,
Iron Horn, Four Horns and Long Dog
declare there shall be no railroads
through the Powder river country.
The late Chief Justice Weston, of
Maine, was not absent from court sin.
gle day on acc cunt OF ill-health during
the 80 years he sat upon the bench.
PRINCE BIsMARcK's condition is one of
constant sleeplessness, necessitating to.
tai retirement from work. wilhelm
will outlive him. The Prince is going
to the Isle Of Wight.
RED CLOUD stated his theory for the
settlement of the Indian question in q
very few words, in Cooper Institute, the
other night. He said: a. can protect
the western country myself" Ap.
plause and war-whoops.
Mr.. CHARLES HENRY SALISBURY PICK.
WICK, OF Bradford. on Avon, England,
has dropped his surname, on account OF
the reprehensible liberties taken there
with by an irreverent public at the in.
stigation of the late Charles Dickens.
RED CLOUD and his party of twenty
five "noble red men" arrived at Pitts
burgh on the 18th inst, and were the
guests of Felix Brunot, one of the In.
dian Peace Commissioners. The brave
scalp-takers, in company with some Of
the pious people of the Smoky City, Wis.
tied the Third Presbyterian church,
where the State Sunday school Conven-
ton was holding its sessions. II is
related that Red Dog and several of his
chums did not relish the religious exer.
cises Bit, and gave significant grunts
of approval when the benediction was
pronounced. Evidently. the moro ex-
citing occupation Of robbing stages,
scalping emigrants and stealing stock is
far more agreeable to them than listen.
ing to theological discourses.
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Tur intense hardness of the black, un.

The intense hardness of the black, un-
clearable diamonds, which are used in
boring machines and for dressing mill
stones, is such that a single one has
been employed for more than year in
dressing pair of mill-stones daily, with
out perceptible wear or diminution Of
cutting power. The application Of the
diamonds to boring and drilling is due
to Swiss engineer, NJ. Leschot.
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fIECE-hAkERS: o Steam, EuHPOWucIf
and nitro-glycerine. ,,.f,-.. M,
" How roovercome your sorrows Strike
one of your own sighs. ..'''ii' ri'i ;'I' j
If saw is the past participle of see, is
saw horse the past participle Of ses-
horse?
A THIEF running away is scamp, but
the policeman's chase after him is a.
scamper. Tul.a 81 .p.4-,., ri.,,j al -...r,
I WE'LL informed parties in Californis
estimate that the surplus wheat crop
for expectation this year will reach
100000 tons. " '''-'''' ; '.' ~ s.
A NAN who has travelled through New
Jersey Saws he saw some, land, there SO
poor that you couldn't raise a disturb
anco on "a y
- I. IL. Il
p a fokIf ooo':t''h nag peen inssn' 49,. /:
lou put your io1t in!o yo1r ccke.,
give q spring 'h'o inc ar an" oH oo'"01
your ooot. '-'''i-,i ' - 'ii'i
A SHERIFF who was taking two con-
victs to the State Prison laat week, when.
the train stopped at Sing Sing, called
out Step out, gentlemen niteen
years Tor refreshments.
A BOX containing black bear was re-
ceived at an express office in San Fran
cisco the other day; outside was thi in =
scription: = Black bare--Ef yew don't
want 10 get DIT, Kepe your ShSefs ou'
OF the crax. -''-''i
A LADY teacher inquired of the men,
bcrs of a class of juveniles if any of them
could name the tour seasons. Instantly
the chubby hand of fve-year-old was
raised, and promptly came the answer,
" Pepper, salt, vinegar, and mustard" q
The editor Of the Harvard Advocate
received the following as a specimen of
Homerian verse: ..5 - ...i - N.
An elephant in . swallows nest.
And 1s,cSins sas asisat. eli cat ben .ha. sung " -
From the top oil neisheofins 'fss'" u =
A NEGRO eiri managea 70 escape Ie.
Gently from the bedloro,, !enn,, jan y
soaping herself ana creeping inloasn ns
the bars, leaving ner ciotnes osnIao
10 tne Dar sue nignS nave "''"os"
Ehn .usns snse1. hars leave. so.n behind. p.
didn't applv in this case. = 7!eu So
,, hoo;d o~.,a;r,odi II.
- sL.SS, sHo,Sad e.. no tho ,,nt;s;,.ass - of ha,
Tn.n "h.,hasa s d., ~ s,,r. a tha roo-n. would
Sn",hoe, en- ni ,.S - ;s !. ,uo ue,a ~ no. e.. tha
uos,n e t snn rvh;ch ;s aiwsys show;ns the
dirty corners y ~ '-'' 's'S'.:""
w,rv wrstcb ia susnected Of in
.hr;+,, IN PortisnJ thew banI him mn to
% .ba town numn and make him try to
sav. HThe PortIand Society for the Pre-
wcyn,t;on of Crueltv To Animals - IF he
sa;Is tbev ;rr;r,ts him for half an hour
and than ,,,rn h;n, into the calaboose:
".,u W, ~ 80 -. IT,. o.,
:, WHAT nIakes you 80 gum ao
Because I've Just nad & 20 snaure = , s'.H
was @ it it 9n @ g Wby had To- tie on 4
mra,iv - c;rps bonnet while her mother
. p. iooe;ns onn - =
.h,. nav. =, p.;,h.,,
lhAV .LsTS .hTI.a sa LnIS ~. nrss,as.
.oune 'ne ~ "a" T.ua;t""n u IT, char~e
ilalla IA 'ne s .s'l; ny X Az aarJ eT
my Isns en- I'd ~. s nv s.avo - = fse,;n. .s
our me-, 80 an. .h. ' n;s,;m, ~" of no.sda, s~.
YOU "o'e 'no ''''''" VI
Pios'on'
Psor. GoLrz, OF konigsoerg' IN ms eAc
periments upon the nervous cehter o'
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1t will be seen that the total electoral
vote il 367. Under the Constitution q
majority of all is required for a choice.
This will be 1874.
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The Baby.

Geersc Mac9Onsld gs 09e of Of Gg5 & best writer's.
s,hiiiosopbJ sspee1nips the great problcm of all
iiImes-fhe Ba1y:f 49,. a :.
when. did soa come from, ,,baoy dear? :
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A Touching Incident.

During one of the most tremendous
snow.storms ever witnessed here, last
winter, writes Newfoundland CORE
spondent. a poor widow left her home in
search of her only son, boy of Is
years of age, who had gone out in the
morning wood cutting, with several
others. Unable TO bear her anxieties,
the poor mother rushed out into the
binding snow drift, hoping to find her
boy, and that her feeble arms might in
some way help him homeward. After
struggling on for several miles she met
the party, who were on their return. By
this time che was utterly exhausted and
unable to retrace her steps. What was
to be done.2 She sank down in the
snow, worn out with fatigue and hun.
ger. The little party of boys were quite
unable to bear her among them home
ward, and to remain with her would
have been certain death to them all. 1t
WAS agreed that they should cover her
AS well as possible and return to the
village for help. Her son, however,
nobly refused to leave his mother,
though 10 remain was, in all probability,
death. When the lads gave the alarm
in the village a number of men, at the
peril of their lives, went out to rescue
the mother and son. Their Efforts TO
find them were, for several days, fruit
less. They were finally found under a
cliff, frozen to death and locked in one
another's arms. ain death they were
not divided" for theirs was slove
stronger than DEATH"
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THE five ladies with the Japaneee en-
bsssy, at the suggestion of their Ameri-
can hostess, recently consented to be
laced up and tied down, ruffled, pan
iered, fiounced, bowed and trsiled in the
q styie." Then they were powdered up
from an orange-peel hue 70 q delicate
lemon an.! pronounced perfect, as far as
dress goes. Half an hour later, how.
ever. their dismayed civilisers found
them smiling and happy in their half
petticoat, half.pantaloon dress. "Too
muchee," said the gentle Japanese.
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Book Notices.

The STANLEY-LUNesToNE ExPEDiTloN.-We no
tee in press of the Union Publishing Company o.
Chicago, volume to be sod b subscription, which
will, without doubt give the rea! facts of the New
York Herald expedition to africa in search OF Dr..
Livingstone. under the command OF Henri NJ.
Stanley. This volume will produce es great
sensation as Dr.. LiyingsJones first volume, o. the
news in the He d.d Of the finding of d.. Living
stone. We see it is intended to give an account
Of the Ancient Civilization and Modern Situation
of Africa, its many distinguished explorers, in
Guiding toeir accounts Of Lion, Elephant and Ze-
bra Hunting. Those who have read D.. Liyings-
tones work on the Explorations Of Africa will, IN
doub.eGly, be eager to see mis- Many "emembec
Goidoa Cummings wondei.rl tales Of liunting in
South flea. We shoc'd Judge ON he advance
sheets tha this book WOO eQoa, not excel. any
thing previous y written on ,his subject. a, least
everything { ON this most &c ,sCog pa; 0. the
globe WI be read " tn .a,e est. Books on these
subjects are good, wholesome, inst uctye read ng.
Wou.d that there were many mo e p' nted on the
comparatively unknown pa.ts Of the word.
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VOC For the county court.n

The Board Of Supervisors Of Jefferson County
has ordered the voters of the county, Mt the cleo
tion 10 BE held on the oath instant for member of
Congress 20 vote also " whether they viii have
the Supervisor system, or the County Court sys-
TEN as provided bv the Constitution adopted on
the 22d day Of August, 1872" Has the Board of
Supervisors the legal right or power TO order such
a vote 20 be taken; or is it one more instance OF
the corrupt and daring usurpatlOns of power that
have dese-vedly brought Odium@upon that institu-
ton in the county OF Jefferson? The 3ith Section
OF the Sta Article of the New Constitution reads:
"Ihe Legislature shall reform, modify alter
the County Court established by this Constitution,
in such County,"
Does not this clearly import that the County
Court system must be first established and put in
operation before any action can be properly or
legally taken on the subject; and for the obvious,
c0mmOn-sense reason, that the people might thus
see and fully understand, in its practical working,
what it is they are called upon to discard? For,
upon examination OF the New Constitution, II Will
be seen that the County Court, there provided for
is very different in May essential respects, from
any County Court ever known in Virginia; and
it is equally Gear that, BY judicOus legislation in
putting the new machine in operation, il may, and
il is hoped il viii, be so provided to retain eve
~ valuable feature OF the Old County Court, and
diScarding eve 'vtt ing against which any valid
objection has ever been urged, so that instead Of
an irresponsible, lobby-packed. axe-g rinding
Board such as So have had, at least in former
years. and which inflicted SO much wrong, we
shalt have Court composed Of Justices, elected
as lhev were before tae war, acting openly, and
under the high responsibilities attaching to the
Judicial Office with the tu,. le- advantage as 10
the delicate matter .. handling the puolic money
o. the county, that the body Will consist Of fifteen
instead Of seven.
WHAT then shall the voters OF the County do on
the day OF the eeetion? Shall it be treated with
the contempt it deserves, Aud ignored by not vo-
ting on il? This will hardly do, FIVE recall the
fable o. the cat In the meal tub, it may be the
expiring struggle OF Jefferson County Radica'ism,
or its twin Drothe- Ring Rule, having in view
some ulte Tor object not apparent on the surface.
Let theu, every trae friend Of the New Constitu-
tioa, as well as eyery opponent o. usuIped author
ity, cast vote OF condemnation, and roll no a
majority &c Tor the County Court" that will give a
quletus to the last dodge Of an expiring faction.
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Defeat and Victory.

A peculiar phase of feeling is passing over
the popular heart Just BOW, snd it is not very
easy to define it. When the results Of last
weeks disaster were first ascertaiued, there
was no mistake about it. 1t was the dashiug
down of hopes that may have been irrational,
but were none the less cherished on that ac-
count We, and most around lis, had persuad
ed ourselves that, in the great central States to
which we, as well as our adyersaries, appealed
for decision Of the matter, there was chance
Of victor, and, when we came out Of the con-
test foully beaten in Penusy lvsnia, with Ohio
lost by other means and no green spot bat a
narrow one in Indiana, there was, We repeat,
deep disappointment Less than a week has
rolled by, and no one can avoid being struck
with tie relatively cheerful tone which has
succeeded, and the bright sympathics which
seem TO have evolved themselves. Not lit
tie Of tbs is duo to the gentle and philosophic
temper which is displayed by our candidate.
Mr. Greeley spoke with admirable discretion
aad ability before the election, aud the few
words he has since uttered-some Of which
were said herein Baltimore-showa self-rchAnt
and masuauimous spirit which is beyond all
praise Then, too, it is but fair to say that
the Democratic press throughout the country
has since shown admirable good sense and
good feeling. No despair, no dependency,
no manifestation Of i.l-temper Baltimore
G1--tfs
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Willie, the youngest son Of Hon. Jefferson
Davis, died at Memphis Yesterday morning, Of
dipthera.
His Imperial Hishness Prince Henry Fred
erick Albert Of Germany, brother Of his Majss-
ty Emperor William, died on Tuesday
Fanny Fern" Sarah P4yson Parton, wife
of James Parton, the historian, died in New
York on Thursday, of last week.
The Hon. VIM H. Seward, died at his resi-
dence in Auburn, New York, on Thursday
week, at the age of seventy-one years.
Judge Rives, of the United States District
Court, las appointed forty supervisors Of cleo
ton for Albemare county, on tbs petitions Of
both political parties.
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Old Books.

old Newspapers and Old Paper ccptbrown)
- and Rags. wanted, for which the highest
market price. in CASH. will be paid at the
Oct. 10. 1872. FREE PRESS OFFICE.
: AN row in receipt Of full lac o. goods, 20
I which invite especial attention.
October 10. 1872. JAS. LAW. E00FF.
DOWDEB 80 Cau'sters and Bulk; Shot of all
! S'nds aud sizes Efnke, loh's Com Husker;
Tar'd Co daee for binding odde.: $ swine Jewels:
Ad.us,ab Draw Knives Ggvou 1ed Holds; Wa
ter Buckets. Sausage Cutters a % ilers, Butchc'
Knives, Mlce Meat CloDpe.s, Lanterns, Wash
Pans, Dog Irons. Stew Pans. dc.
October 10, 1872. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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The majority for Thomas A. Hendricks,
Governor elect Of Indiana. now ioots up near
ly nine hundred-,he Democrats also electing
Milton b. Perkins Superintendent of Public
Instr iction. Morton tried hard 10 rival Cam
eron in ways that are dark, but the Democ-
racy Of Indiana were too much for him.
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Public Meeting.

The undersigned citizens and voters Of jeff
erson County, earnestly protesting against the
action of the Board of Supervisors, at its meet
ing oa the 10Th Of October, 1872 in reference
to subscriptions on the part Of tie Couaty to-
wards the improvement of the Shenandoah
River, aud towards further taking Of Stock
in the Turnpike Company twhose road Is
known as the " Kabetown & b oomery Turn
pike and IN view of the fact that the vote
taken at tie late election, in August last, was
almost unanimous against such subscriptions
do respectfully call ameeting Of the whole poo
pleof tbs County, for
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26TH, 1872,
at Charlesawn, for the purpose Of considering
the subject. and employing Colrsel, il neceSsa-
~. in reference to a stay Of the action of said
Board of Supervisors, sc. The meeting will
be held at " LEE HALL at II o'clock on the
day uamed-the Goth OF October.
II. b. WASHINGTON.
Andrew Hunter. Cieon Moore. Clement March,
Henry D. MiddIekaud, Il. NJ Aisqu,th, ST.
Geo. W. Taylor, Jas. Law HooG, A c. Ham
moud, Seth NJ Tmberlake, j. Il. a Reiman,
Samuel W. WySone. e. f. Gallaher G. Brown,
JOS Rose & Bro, l.. Dinkle, F. B. Souders
". D. Briscoe John B. Packet, n s. White.
Reason Shugert, Wan. 7. yesterday, L. L..
Wager, john Earl, J. W. Haincs, Thos }.
Bragg. Jas H. Hooe. J W. Be1er, Jno T..
hilbert. Jacob Starry, Thos A Brown, j. 4.
Raum, Henry L. Brooke E. NJ. Aisquith, Jr,
Joha W Gra1tnam. G. ". Mock.
Oct 10. lS72-2t.
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Mr.. SAMUEL ORRIsoN, of Leesburg, has taken
this fall, with hook and line, from the Poto-
mac River, over five hundred bass. The Po-
tonac. and its tributaries, are becoming crowd
ed with this delightful fsb.-LouadOua Enter
DTize.
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NEW GOODS

I AN now receiving. and will. in few DAYS,
have ins store a choice stock Of FALL AND
WINTER G0ODS,-bought low for Cash, and
will be sold upon the same terms. An inspection
Of goods and prices solicited.
~ Country Produce taken at highest market
rates. DAVID HOWELL.
October l., lS72.
DLEACHED and Brown Cottons. 1O-4 Sheeting,
ID Cotton Flannels. New STYLE Prints. Heavy
Shaker Flannel. Opera Flannel in various colors,
Plaid Lnsoys. Ticks, Ginghams. &C.. For sale By
Oct. H. 1872. DAVID HOWELL.
A LARGE stock Of Motions. Fancy Goods,
q BuGling Leather Belts. Velvet, do; Hoop
Skirts Buslles, Handkerchief, Collars, for sale By
Oct. u, 1872 DAVID HOWELL.
CPECIAL attention Of Gentlemen called to
= splendid assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
Cloths and Cassimeres, Gents Fancy silk Bows,
New Fall Styles Hats for Gents and Boys TO be
found at
Oct IL, 1872. DAVID HOWELL'S.
4 FULL line Of Groceries very low. Crushed,
~ GRADUATED. Powdered, and A. Sugar, V. p
Brown Sugar, Syrups. Choice, Green and Back
Teas. Cheese, Crackers, Spices. Tobacco. &c, for
sale by DAVID HOWELL.
CEEPHERDSTOWN Crooks. Nackersl e.. A.
- and Fine Salt, Renner's Family Flour for sale
by DAVID HOWELL.
Oct u, 1879.
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COURTHOUSE SQUARE,
CHARLEST0WN, W. VA.
Grand and Glorious Reduction
WOOLENS &c COTTONS!
TFlHESE are lively times and it requires live
business to suit the people OF the age. Hence
Ne invite all 10 come To the
METROPOLITAN
i. llnm thinr. nre dnne nn there.

And see low things are done up there.
MATURE and the worldly affairs Of man are
= eyer-constantly changing. Onward Is the
Imperative law of the universe, and nations, aud
empires, as we'll as men, cannot shrink from the
rigorous command. The good DECIDE, the expe-
ricnce of every changing thing is recorded along
the pathway OF time to mould or guide ages un-
born. Even the mercantile world does not submit
20 n stand still, but must ever progress. few
years ago an article OF merchandise had an estab-
lished value with the manufacturer, which was
doubled. yea treblcd, by the profits added, by the
dozen or more hands through which it passed be-
fore il reached the customer This is the general
system adhered % by those who claim to under
stand the modern ideas OF buying and selling, and
vet they follow in the beaten pathway OF our fore
fathers. There are few men who have the conr-
age and pluck 10 braak mp this defective system Of
allowing a class of nabobs TO roll in luxury by lv-
ing OF the earnings OF the people-whO stand be
tween the manufacturer and the jObDeT, the inn
porter, the broker and the Dry Goods gambler
A few have banded together and with stern fidelity
have declared to fight the battles OF the masses.
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LOOK AT THIS!

7 HAVE Just received iine lot Of Porter, Massy,
Collins Cos Philadelphia BOZ LIEU Air
for Medicinal purpases also fine lot OF superior
old Whiskeys. Call aud examine.
JOHN :. YESTERDAY,
Under Tree Press Office, in the Jefferson Build
ing.
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Also >. burner celebrated Hand Nade Calfand
Kip Boots, single and double uppers. A full stock
Of Boys and Youths work constantly on hand at
low prices Infants, also. This work is all war
ranted Is represented.
A full stock Of Fine and Cheap Clothing can al
so be found at No. n. Anything 20 break down
high prices Is Iittlejohn's motto. We most res
pectiuy solicit call from every one, promising
10 do our utmost to please our customers.
October ;, 1872. J. GOLDSMITH.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

T All row Offering School Books cheaper than
can De bought az retail either in Baltimore or
Philadelphia. Have made arrangements with va
nous Publishers az 70 justify myself IN doing
this. Discounts made in favor Of Teachers. All
orders for School Books attended 70 promptly.
September q, 1872 GEO. I. LIGHT.
RTUSIC-YOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
M have just received large invoice Of
Choice and Popular Music. VIII be glad for our
Musical friends to give Us a call. Any new Mu-
sic ordered Immediately. Any piece Of Emusic pub
lished can be had in three days By leaving YOUR
orders with GEO. 7. LIGHT.
CCHOOL BOOKS sold on Thirty, Sixty. and
= Ninety Days by GEO. T. LIGHT.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR.

7 JOHN J. JACOB. Governor Of the State Of
/ e West Virginia, DO issue this my Prociama-
ton, and give notice, that on the Tuesday next az
ter the first Monday 10 November 1872, an cleo
tion will be held at the various places Of voting
throughout The state for the purpose of choosing
FIVE Electors OF President and Vice President OF the
United Statcs, for the State Of West Virginia.
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LOST.

A WEEK ago, a pair of STEEL-FRAME
a SPECTACLES enclosed in leather case
A return Of them to the FREE PRESS OFFICE
viii be considered favor.
Oct ), 1872.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR
EXPLORATIONS IN
AFRICA.

The HeraId-Stanley Eypelition in Search q
Dr. Livingston.
deliberately aud Profuselv Illustrated with Full
Page Engravings together with fine Maps.
This volume viii contain a complete account Of
Mr.. Stanley's finding Of the great African Trav-
eier, and OF his Wonderful Experience in he vii
derness. A full account of ali great explorers in
that unknown country, which is described as the
division Of the world. A most int esting and
valuable volume. Send for circulars, orscud Fifty
Gents for Canyassing Book and name Territory
desired. Also, to sell DR.. FO0TS New and W on
derful Work