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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29
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How Lost. How RESTORED,

TUST published. a new edition of Ia. C,i-
~ vEEW Ellis CELEBRATED ESSAY ON the
yG0'rGi cure lWilhuut mrdlviucJ ut ~pcrmG-
tcrrh"a or seminal Weakness, involuntary
seminal Losses, lmpoTcnry, Mental and Ply
slcaI lucapnrity, lmnaimcni~ to Marriage
etc.; also. Con, Gmplion. Epilepsy and fi:s
induced h9 ScIi-indu,goncc or sexual cNlraNa-
glucc.
IN Price in seated envelope, only cents,
The celebrated author, in This admirabl,
essay clearly demonstrates from a thirty years
successful practice. that Tia" alarming cun>c.
pucncc Of >clt-Ahu-r may be- radically cured
without the dangerous use If internal mCti.
cine. or the application Of the knife; pointing
out mode Of cure ut once simple certain and
rfurtual. by means If which every sufferer
no matter what hiN condition my be. may
cure himself chraply. pri, ely. and radically
II Thi- Lecture should be- in The hands vi
every youth and every man in the land.
sent. under seal. in plain envelope, to any
address. on receipt If six c,ut,. ~ two pot
age stamps. 10y addressing The publishers.
Also. pr. CulycrwrlHS "Marrin-c Gui!r'
price ~ cents. Addro~, the Publishers,
IllA~. j. G. KLINE q CO..
~ nowcry. New York. 20. Box i.j>G
T Feb, l. lN41-ly-1lS
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INFLUENZA AND CHOLERA.

Inc baltimore bahcijN says. ~
is worthy Of note that whilst ON
% horses are suffering grjeyoH,ly am
generally, from the ma.ady from
which they are now slowly recover.
ing, ourcltlzens were attacked with
y species Of influenza. And tina,
paper adds; ~ similar i,ea,epa,,-
Ell over Europe IN the early part q.
the last century. and { is reWWNa-
Die that HE the one W-.- j. >,...
On ITS travels l,> genera. l,'-r5-,
wa- from elS' % west, sometimes
turning -.g'-W4-, ~ ~n"'.War.--
In 1913 horses J. New lo.A ,.-.e--
cd ID 3 similar manner. ....-a.c--
degree. Aide same time, eufHa0-
n among tie Re PIE broke 0", with
great severity. AMI W., attributed.
e, now, 70 the combine, Influences
of cold ana AMI humidity. On n.
occasion, t. worst effect, aag- been
experienced when Ao, dry summers.
',.a Is tire one through which We
have lately passed. have been fol-
lowe. ,g..,n.r hy coo. or damp. or
,.ar-gh.e weather. In the direc-
ton ail'- course from place to place
some physicians assert that in!'Uen-
N resembles Asiatic cholera, and
there are those who contend that
1t not unircqucnHy prcccdcs or fol-
lows that scourgc. Whether this
be so or not, the mere fact that such
theory has been preached, and
that, coincidcnt with it, we have re-
sports Of the presence of cholera in
Hungary, in East Prussia, and in Ire
land, and that it has also broken out
in Dresden, and has already struck
down two of the American sojoarn
crs at that pleasant Saxon capital
thus bringing it home, as i were, to
ourselves is well calculated to ere
ate anxiety among timid people.
ana some mcaSincss among Others
less lmprcSsibIc. Thus far, however,
we have news OF onl Y six cases in
Dresden, three Of which were FATAL
ltmay be some satisfaction TO know
tina! Of late years cholera has tray
eled but slowly from east to west.
and that it is universally conceded
to be assuming a mildcr tpye than
formerly as it approaches the cities
Of central and Western Europe Ii
is true that on IFS temperance il
1857, at Ilurdwar, on the Gauges, il
was singularlv fatal, and that it
marked with innumcrablc victim.
the track Of the pilgrims .journeyinq
TO their homes from thc great Hin.
doc festival, and also as it swept
across tho plains Of Anghani.ran
and into the mountains of the eau
casus, and thence to the Caspian and
the I.uXinc seas. But Throughout,
Russia, Whcrevcrii made its appear.
rncc during tho present wear, AL
though the recorded mortality wa.
fifty per cent. Of those who wer,
stricken down with the disease. the
ratio Of loss was smaller than usual
and the number Of persons attack
cd comparatively limited. That thl
sanitary condition Of a city has much
to do in abatin~ the virulcncc o
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29
S5sE.GGls'g",' SALE.

Di virtue II au execution issued from the
ID office ~ the Circuit Court Cirrk Of Me-
Mimi county. will olcr for sale. Tor cash in
hand. at ihc Courthouse door. in the town nj
A;hcu. CO Monday. the ~ day Of December.
ls,2, all the right. title. claim .Hd interest
that james II. rclrcc hl, in and to 100 acre.
~ land, more or less. bounded by Peak ON tho
north; by Powers on III" south: hy John
Whjtr~ij-. and others on the cI>j. Situated in
the 9TH civil district. Mrlluu county. Tenn.
Levied ON - the property of j. II. rrrrc. ia
satisfy aa execution in favor uf pOl>ou. guar.
diam for Use II Pugh, guardian, ". i. II.
prnrcr and :. ". Thomas. This @rh. Ortu-
her. l,;.. ". II. lIuWAEp, Dcpy sh'G.
Nov. |, lSI2-it-pr, fee Si,O0-2jI
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~ honest and industrious man ia
Indiana, who was doing well cXhib-
ting himself as Il living skeleton,
has commenced to grow fat, and has
now got to learn another trade or
starve. Thus fortune .iilts her fol-
lowers, and brushes humble ambi-
ton.
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AsiESB'H WANTED.
The Master Spirits Of the World,
AND
The Treasure House Of America
The Great Book OF The Ica?.

AGENTS report sales Of - to 100 copies in few
hours OF days. Prospectus Free. Address
!. W. GOOD-PEED,
New York. Chicago. Cincinnati. -. Loans. '.
Orleans. lOCt. II. lN'2-'iiil-2''
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Knoxville, Sept. 20, 1S72-22j


lOG-ina! EiiIJ
7 & this cause it appearing from complain
Z ant. Bin, thu William II. ~Wulh. sidney
&rilI,. William GriII-. EmrIur Urli,. stark
y. Gril!-. Joseph Griil>. Thomas Cribs. Mar.
thr l.. lrNnrham, Ncclam rrrutham. Mpru.
ret Ndmond>on, Amanda stroud and Dizzy
Gull>, tn" Defendants, H,r nuH-rr-idcnt. Of III,
state Of Tennessee: II i. therefore ordered
that the aforesaid nuu-rr>drnt defendants en-
ter their appearance before or within TIL" first
three days Of our ucYl Chuncry Court to b,
held AT the Court. mousse. i'm the town Of \ them,
Tennessee. On the ith Monday It November
49,, then ald there to plead, answer or dcmur
to romplainnut> aid Original hill. or the sam,
will be taken for conlc, >cd and ,,t for hearing
cX partc: and that copy Of hi. order be pub.
lisArd for four consecutive" weeks in tn,
Athens Post. J. NJ. HENDERSON. C.N NJ,
J. y. Aiken. solicitor.
oct. %, lHts-:tpr, fee Sjo0-.l6
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WIN. w. ALEXANDER, NJ. ID.

hFFiCE NO.II WASHINGTON SREETT.
" fon thcrorncrof Church Alley and front
ihg the Methodist Churrh.) Rr,idcnc 80
Washington street.
Athens. Tcun.. ,Ian'y 4, 1sI2-1y-eii
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Wheat Wanted.

THOSE INDEBTED TO Us CAN PAY
L their Notes and Accounts in good W heat.
at highest market price. Ifnot paid in W hca Al
they must be paid IN Cash. We mean bust.
ness. w. G. HORTON & 90
Athens, June II, 1S7a.lf.o37
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F 0 R S A L E

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE A NO. 1
Pin1a Forte. almost new, and in goo;
trim, which they will sell very low. Cali and
examine it. A. C., ROBESON g. 70
Athens. Jan. Is. 1SI2-tf-2IG
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The following pretty little poem, says the
San Francisco Post, i, from the pen Of grl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-15
FEVER AND AcUE.

EVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents There
Fever and Ague. and all other Malarious, Bilious
scarlet Typhod Yellow, and other Fevers (aded by
hADMA1,S PILLS. SO quick as RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF. Fifty Gents per Bottle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-15
A Curious Fact.

Some person who recently attended
from Boston in a balloon, were struck
with amazement to find that they could
readily see the bottom Of streams over
which they passed. The phenomenon
is a curious one, and attention has
often been called to it. 1t suggests
the thought that when sailing in bal
looms and fying-nachines shall have
become common and practicable, new
method of examining the sea.botton
may be found-one which shall save
the necessity of sending off such ex-
peditions as that on which Professor
Agassiz and his party recently went.
Long grapplers will, of course, be
needed for the purpose of obtaining
specimens, but of course that is mat
ter readily remedied; scientific people
will then go about in the air. as oyster
men go about in their oyster-boats.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-15
Platinum in Colombia.

The Panama Star tells curious story
about secret treasure in the Republic
of Colombia. 1t says that the Bourbon
family in Holland are negotiating with
a view to selling, for $1,3O0,O00 in
Ameri can gold and one-third of the
subsequent proceeds, the secret of the
whereabouts of an immense deposit of
platinum. The balance, after they get
what they want, is to be used to pay off
the debt OF the Republic and construct
a railroad from Bogota to Magdalena.
The sum required for this purpose
would be about $22, 900, 1000. .2sss g
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y seasonab,e Suggestions.


The heavy mists and cold night dews which
'acterize the present season are very trying tc
we cate organizations, and in low-lying and sv
localities they produce an enormous crop of
. - miitent feyers Of various types and degrees
tensity. AT this very time there are probably
million of people in the United States sufferin,
it periodical fevers by miasmatic fogs ana exhal
"a What makes the prevalence OF this evil the M
piorable Is the fact that it might in all CO
easily prevented. Malaria and damp produe
or no effect upon the system pre.forti6et
course Of Hostetter's stomach Bitters. Fv
ana spring hundreds of letters are receive,
persons residing IN fever and ,ac,,o ,,istric,
state that while their neighbors nre ircanacits
labor by that debilitating disease., thew haS
. happily exempted from attack by fbe rcgnla,
,ne great vegetable antidote TO miasma. Az
tHt stvsopic or specific for intermittent and Pc
& Ts the Bittcrs nay be Justly accounted I'm
a. aney eradicate the complaints IN their mos
t na.c forms but the wiser course Is to for,
fftt I Sh py talung the preparation M prevent
sanu,n OF productive labor with irawn fr,
r,a,, nce curing several months In the wear
A0 a. ,,naiaues IL immense, and the pec,,n,
c,naa uiNnuhls, farnilies, and the nation
si Al, sna so IN ~ lncalculable. Bear IN mind that
7. has Ne areeuiating the system with Hostette
fk hce,,os u tne calamity comes, Il NAV ALVIN
tpeu; ana lot II also be Remembered thnt
Inv nun, general debility, biliousncss cor,
neryous complaints, and indeed almost nj
aaE a wy y ana arrangements OF the phys,cal 3
Il q ssoa.romole by this genial restorative.
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King OF the Blood.

PRAIRIE ITCH is caused by disor.
dered and INACTIVE Liver, produced by MAS
matte poison upon the system. The KING OF
THE BLOOD acts as stimulating alternative
upon all the glands of the body, especially
upon the Liver, (Which issa glandular body,
and will, therefore, BY. correcting the secre-
tions and curing the Liver, remove in short
time this troublesome and loathsome disease.
Write for circulars to- d. Ransom, Son & Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.--Com. !. Sea .sf.'..
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel. Diabetes
Dropsy, Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of Urine,
Brights Disease. Abuminuria and in all cases
there are brick deposits, the water is thick
CLOUDY, mixed with substances like the white of an
egg, .r threads like white silk, there is morbid
dark, bilious appearance, and white bone-dust de.
posits and when there is prickng, burning sepsa-
the Back and along the Loins.
TunOr of liz Years Growth Cured by Rad.
ways ResOlvent.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
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From the Lockwood Unionist, Dec. %, 1870.


The SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN. DIR. j.
Walker is achieving an eminent distinc-
ton as a benefactor of his species.
Some stigmatize all patent medicines
with the odious epithet of quackery.
But DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
Buffers have the endorsement OF the
medical profession. The editor can
conscientiously and cordially recon-
mend the medicine, because he knows
he has found great benefit from it's use.
For nearly twenty years he has suffer-
ed from arrangement of the stomach.
And though the disease had become
chronic, he has already obtained great
relief from this remedy.
4. physician left at death large volume,
carefully sealed, and supposed to contain a
fund Of medical knowledge. On being opened,
1T was found to contain only this simple adj
VICE: keep your head cool, your feet warm
and your bowels OPEN" But there is a whole
volume in this maxim. VINEGAR BITTERs act
as mild cathartic, leaving the system in
healthy condition. &
r. II. Mcdonald, an experienced druggist,
( associated with DR.. Walker, is man of thor
ough integrity and practical knowledge of the
art OF compromising medicine. They have a
valuable medicine, and they know how to
bring it to the knowledge of public by judi
clous advertising. We are happy to give them
our hearty endorsement. and bid them God
speed IN relieving the ills to which flesh is
heirloom.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-15

If YOU WISH to purchase tickets to or
from Europe, or draft on Great Brit
ain and the Continent, address F. H.
MCCLURE & Co., Bankers and General
Passage Agents, 800 East Water street,
Milwaukee. MBkAEF EN MgRkFw
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-15

e The London Echo recounts the sad
incident following: The officers of
Her Majesty's ship Ganges. stationed
at Falmouth, gave concert at Red.
ruth, on Oct. 8, in aid of the Fores-
tiers fund.- Mr.. sBaynes, chief gunnery
instructor, forty years of age, sung a
numerous song in character, which was
loudly applauded. He reappeared to
an encore, and staggered forward upon
the orchestra. His fall being taken to
be intentional, the applause and laugh
ter were renewed; but Mr.. Baynes con-
tlnued struggling, and the merriment
quickly turned to wild alarm. Doc.
tors We're summoned, but before their
arrival all motion had ceased, and he
? had died In full view of the auditors.
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Rural, Literary and Family Paper,
At $3.50 PER YEAR.

MooREs RURAL NEW YORKER, the Pioneer Paper
in its Sphere has for been the Leading Journal
of its Class-the first in Circulation, Influence and
nsefulness-the Standard Authority. in Rural and
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.ooNsunTi2!rIyRsn,

thai aae advertiser, having been permane,,,v
sSns Trend disease Consumption. by n simpIc
) means ~ e 20 make known 10 hts felow.suifc
vpppy 81 tho prescription sod asrss ne W.T.
which tTe css'on for, preparing and usihg ii
AeTI,Mai eN 4, WI, VIII Ind sunE CuRF ron COxsl
cultes@.A bhoscurIs, and ali Throat or 1
81 "r'os Wishing The rescriptian viii ploas
4 Rev, EDWARD "A. VIII
: .-1-1.4 w Penn street. Wiiiihfisbnre
nm EkttlAN SUNDAY sf,IInor az,
Sabbsnnssrl :, % pasc monthls. has insso,,s
papors ~ w" y. exnository mites for toaohpr,
Tree Msfss,rSp e Sim, COPY WITH
Nilnijow.ov AFTER ANoTHFR, viii. with
ton inyft s,a securely establish the soods of
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22
MOTTO ES.
Notice.

mo CITY TAX AND WATER RENT
Payers for the Year ls'l:olf these Taxes
ore moi maid forthwith, the City Ordipanes
pertaining thereto will be enforced, withoU,
regard te persons.
OFFICE-City Buildings:
J. NJ. WARDEN.
ia29-r City Collector
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22
MOVING THE CONVENTION.

The citizens of Charleston and tn e
people Of the Third Congressional Dis
tr;ct generally seem to have taken lin
high dudgeon" the invitation rendered to
the Convention by tn Mayor and City
Council of Wheeling. And yet they
had little cause for resentment, and we
are sure that their second thought will
be one OF regret for the hasty action into
which they were betrayed. 1t is not
the fault of the Cbarlestonians that
their town is not five times larger than
il is, nor that it cannot suitably accom-
modate the crowd of people drawn
thither by the various legislative bodies
this winter. Every reasonable exertion
has been put forth by the public spir'
tied citizens of the place, and a very
coumendable activity has been dis
played in an effort to prepare for the
crowd. Beside which very gen.
erous private hospitality, in which
Charleston has no superior any
where, has been severely taxed
in order to meet the wants OF visitors.
That the people of Charleston have not
fully succeeded is not their fault, and 1t
is casting no impu,ation upon them to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22

say that the members Of the Convention
and of the Legislature would both be
better entertained and the citizens OF
Charleston themselves subjected to less
personal annoyance and inconvenience
il one OF these bodies held its session
elsewhere. 1t is doubtless true that all
the strangers drawn to what is by
courtesy called "the Permanent Seat
may be able to secure lodging and
plenty of excellent food, but no man
can feel entirely comfortable if
he knows that his presence
is discommoding his host. 1t
was with desire to promote the general
good and from no disposition to do
injustice to any portion of the Third
Congressional District that the PROPOSE
ton for adjournment to Wheeling was
made.
1t is possible that the apparent pro-
scription to which the movement to
adjourn seems to have given rise may
lead to important consequences and
ultimately have something to do with
the permanency of the present location
OF the Capital. OF this we will be
better able to judge when fuller intorma-
ton of last Fridays debate comes TO
hand
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PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTA-
TON.

We would be glad to hear, from our
correspondent signing himself Pas
sive," some further explanation of the
plan Of proportional representation OF
which he gives US merely hint. The
plan OF voting usually adopted in county
political conventions, each delegate
casting a number Of votes in proportion
TO the number of voters whom he
represents, might do pretty well IN the
LEGISLATURE and in other delegate bodies,
but how could it be applied to elections
by the people and how will it prevent
the virtual disfranchisement OF nearly
one half Of the voters which Is the evil
of the present system? We want such
an improvement in our system OF
popular elections as will enable each
party or class Of voters, in the State to
exercise its just and nroper Influence 10
the government. The Illinois plan is
70 divide the State into given number
of legislative districts and elect
from each OF these districts two
Senators and, say, five mem
bers OF the House OF Delegates. One
Senator and the whole number Of dele
gates are chosen each year, or every
second year, as the case may be, each
voter in the district being permitted to
cast one vote for Senator and five votes
for delegates. These five votes he may
distribute as he pleases, giving one to
each OF five candidates or cumulatng
the whole five upon one. The members
of the House of Delegates are thus
distributed between the several pollti'
cal parties in the State in almost exact
proportion to the popular strength OF
those parties. If our correspondent can
devise a better and simpler system to
accomplish this result, we would be
glad 10 see it and will do what we can
for its adoption. The new Constitution
of West Virginia should be model one
in all respects, fully up to the spirit OF
the times, and embracing "all the
modern improvements" that are worthy
OF adoption; and We therefore hope that
the Convention will pay some regard to
the system of proportional representa-
ton now meeting with much favor
wherever discussed and wherever tried.
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SALE OF
Very Desirable Real E5ts':
SALE OF
An Excellent Business StaIt

ny VIRTUE or THE AuTHOla'
ID vested in the undersigned by de-
Assignment from Ernest Iaue, dstsil
arV Hb 1872, and recorded IN the Ker"'s'
OfIlce 81 Ohio county, West virgin
viii ufTer tor sale at public auction, p.
tront Door OF the Court HOuse 81
equity Aforesaid, on SATURDAY, 10. o
dIy Of February, ls72, at 10 O'Clock 5.
th.. following described desirable Tra -
"a wit: Parts OF Lots numbered one u
rel md Seventeen 40 and Jhi'1l-"
f.r- jtunis 1T the corner Of harEei az.
Marx Il square, In the city OF VIZ
Ohio cDuHfy, West virginia; said Tr.t- -
fronting on Market Space Twenty " -.
and Five and One-half on inches 40"
Ming hack westwgTdly the same wa
inc drpth Of Ninsty-fOur C0I feet; ah4 ;. .
ate on the north side Of saId alley anu
% -Ii1 Market space. $500
The terms of said sale will be Onr-th'.
the purchase money cash IN hhI",
mid In six months from the day o.
with interest thereon from Said day o. ~
aud Oup-third Ia twelve months ron N,
81 sale, with interest thereon from -. j..
Of sale, the purchaser giving hs ~ =
notes, with personal security sati'
10 the undersigned tor Ssid deferred - I. /.
ments, but the purchaser may psay -.
notes, or any part thereof at we -.
sale thus stopping Interest on TIE
paid on said note. -, a.
said properly will be sold free TON TON {.
membranes except the righi oi ~ - u
expectancy Of the VIII. ~ ssid lhue,, L.
right VIII not vest mill The death " -
! and is Of little consequences ana H"'
This Property Is The most desirable W. I"
! cory stand ia this city, having q thTee>''
,,yiSk warehouse thereon. -.
IaI5-h 10. PPSDLEToS, Jfn,,,--.
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Bacon Shoulders.

1ann Ps BACON sHoULDb%'
l 'gIs ig DpvESPoRT q PARE,
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DIED.

BRADY-On January Il, 1872, at the resi-
dence of his son, VIM. p. Brady, In Jeffer-
son county, W. Va, JoHy BRADY, Esq, in
the SD year OF his age.
Mr.. Brady was born May 24th, l790, at the
residence OF his grandfather, Capt. Van
Swearingen, near Wellsburg, Brooke
county. His father, Capt. Samuel Brady,
was famous in Indian warfare, and, as
commissioned officer under General WASH
ington, has honorable mention in history.
The Brady family removed al an early day
to Ohio county, where the subject OF this
notice lived till within two years Of his
death. Mr.. Brady's knowledge Of the old
settlers of Ohio county and their descend
erits was general and accurate, perhaps
more so than that OF any man now living.
He was Justice Of the Peace 81 years, and
served three sessions in the Legislature at
Richmond. Mr.. Bradys life was noted for
candor, purity and kindness He desplsed
dupliciry, and often said, II have an
enemy, / do not knowit." He was menu
Der OF the NJ. E. Church some foity years,
and died peacefully in the hope of glori-
Gus resurrection. WEST LIbkRrf.