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:, Instructor aud 10. IN % lor iis fullppr
such private contract as he shall please
10. Treason against the State shall con
sist only In leyying war against !, oF 4
= adherihg TO its enemies, giving them al
and comfort. No person shall be con
vcted Of treason, unless on the Testimony
oil two witnesses 10 the same overt net, o
on confession In open court Treason shal
he punished according TO the character o
the acts committed, by the inlilctlon O
one Ormore ofthe penalties Of death, i'm
I prisonmcnt or fine, as maybe prescribed
by law. .tp.s.-. :. = .r.,
ID, No distinction shall be made be
tween resident aliens and citizensf In re
gard 70 the mode Of acquiring, holding
dlspostngpr transmitting property. II
10. The right Of the people 10 assemble
, In peace9ble manner TO consult for III
CommonigoOd, to instruct their fepreseh
tatlves, or 10 apply for redress Of grieH
ancGs, shall be held inviplate. 10
10. The provisions Of the Constitution
of The United States, and Of this State, up
ply as well In time OF war as 10 time d
peace, and any departure .thefelrom, .OI
violation thereof under the plea Of neces
sity, or any other plea, Is subversive o.
good government and tends to anarchy
and despoiism.
II. The Courts Of this State shall be
open, and every person, for an injury done
him in his person, property or reputation
shall have remedy by due course Of law
and justice shall BE- administered without
sale, denial or delay.
IS. No free government, or the blessings
of liberty, can be preserved to any people
but by u firm adherence TO Justice, mod.
Grafton, temperance, irugality and virtue
and by frequent recurrence to i1nda.
mental principles.
ARTICLE m-ELEcTIoNs AND OFFICERS,
1. The male citizens Of the State shall be
entetled TO vote at all elections held with.
in election districts in which they respec.
lively reside; but no person who ls o mi.
nor, or Of uncound mind, or q pauper, or
who Is under conviction OF treason, fel.
ony, or bribery In; an eIectian, or who has
not been resident oi tho State for one
year, and oil the county in which he offers
% vote for thirty days next proceeding
such offer, shall be permitted TO vote
while such disability continues.
2. In oil elections by the people the
mode Of voting shall be by ballot.
an s,oc,;or ,V a. ,1S;cT bs u ent;,IoJ " y,
vol, e. ~ drr;n, ,ha time noceasosn su on y.
co 0S NJ ~ no;nS 20 aaS raty,., Sn
TenrD ,he Jaw. ~, so ~ SS SnS nc ..as,
nnon civ; ir nroce saa or he Tsbis ~ attsnJ
spv co ov dr ;ndis;SI nrocesding ~ s,,I1or
ingoe e y. ,,;,nSSS. nv ~ worl, n,,en ne NH
liz roads " or eTcent IN lime AZ var I II
nnhlic dsnser n Tender m;iitarvi seEvice
AnS SIt;1en entitled ' ~ 'oo;e ma, md be
eloc,ed ~ onno;ntsS " INV state 4S sS5,n ~
~ mnnsc,na goiiine hi M GSyepS6 u sSd
TrJaos ntns, Hs1,s .astsinsd. s 'tSntSas sS ~
thirty ond "9 nix httor;;s ,;5sc q sSsSSi and
".' e 2 ~. $3.50 ~. !. ~. -
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New Books!

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cloth, 81 20.
WomaA'S Worth and WOrthlesSnesa GAN
HAMILTON, cloth, 81 80.
Books and Reading by Moan PoRTEE, cloth,
$9O0.
Hannah by Miss MuLoCE, cloth, 81 50; paper SOC
Seven Decades Of the UnlOR-By HENRY WISE,
extra cloth, 81 90.
Border "reminiscences Gen. MARCY, cloth,
$500.
For.t ,, Life of Dlekens-By JOHN FORsrHR,
ny ROseS-By L. vmONrA FRENCH, cloth, 81 50.
Ny Wife and I-Mrs. Il. B. Stowe, cloth, 81 rs.
Richard Yandermark-By the Author OF "Rut.
ledge" cloth, 81 90.
The HOOSler SehOOlmaater-By EDWARD Ra.
dLEsToN, cloth, 81 %.
Moro than She could Bear-By HESPER BEND.
BOW, cloth, $3.50.
Through the Looking Glass illustrated, cloth,
The NereId-By MARY Faith FLoYp, paper, Soc.
The Handy Volume Edition OF Dickens. cloth,
per vol, 75c.
Blade o Grass-By B. L. FARpEoS, paper Sc.
A Leaf In the StOrm-By "oucda," paper SOC.
Lord Bantam-By author of "Ginx's Baby"
paper, 95c.
Life Of Col. James Fisk, Jr.-papcr, SOc
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR ls7s-sOc.
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r THREE skirts instead oil two, worn one
above the other, Is 10 be the fashion for
street costumes next season. ss
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THESE SYMPTOMS, IF ALLOWED TO
90 0N-RZlICH THIS MEDICINE LNHARE.
ABLY RENOHES-SOON FOLLOW Loss
OF POWER, RATUITY AND EPILET1C
FITS, IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT
NAY EXPIRE.
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MANHOOD
i 7Idga,M.l.G8es2
m TIE
Young and Rising Generation.


Tho vrgctatlvo powers of life are strong, but
in few years how often the pAllld hue, the lack
lustrc eye and emaciAted form, and the impossI
billty OF application to mental effort, show thelr
bancfnl influence. It soon becomes evident to
the observer that some depressing influence Is
checking tho development Of the body. Con
sumption is talked Of, and perhaps the youth is
removed from school and sent into tho country.
This Is one OF the worst movements. Removed
from ordinary diversions Of the evsr-changing
scenes OF the city,the powers Of the body, Too
much enieebled 70 give Eest 10 healthfal and
rural exercise, thoughts arc turned inwardly
themselves.
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Z, OR9ANIO WEAKNEss
pR. JOHNsON.

Member Of the Royal College Of surreons. Lon.
Don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Coi.
legeg In the United States, and the greater mari
g. Mnose lie has been spent In the hospitals OF
ohected some Of the most astonishlng feS tbat
were eyer known. Many troubled with rinGin9
IN the mead and cars when asleep, great neFyous.
ness, being alarmed OF sudden Sounds. bashIGi.
ness with frequent blushing, attended Come
i Llmes VIII arrangement Of mind, were cured
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Transforming, the Complexion
The transtornations produced by IA.
aAN's MAaNoLI1BAIM are quite rs aston.
ishnig asany sceneOn the stage ola theatre.
That famous be6itifier, transmtltes a sal.
low, peeky looking complexion, into one
in which the lilly and the roseyie for ad.
miation, and imparts to a dry, harsh skin,
the soilness OF perfect lovelincss, Tan
and treckles, which country air and sun.
light arc pretty sure TO produce, in spite Of
paras0ls and shadows, are completely
obllerated by It /; while II has a perfectly
magical effect In banisling undue rednesf,
blotches and pimples from the skin.
When the lady who has used Il 10 remedy
her complexlonal defects looks In the mir
ror, she Is equally astounded and gratifed
at the improvements in her appearance.
Every blemish has disappeared her neck,
arms and bosom, now rival in whiteness
the snowy collar which encircles her
throat, her cheek nantes with % peach
IKE bloom, and she is ready TO invoke a
blessing on the inventor Of the article
which has wrought such a delightful
transformation.
lfyou desire rosy cheeks and COM
plexinn fair and free from Pimples,
Blotches, and Erupions, purify your blood
bytaking DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. eod6w
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During the superintendent of DR.. Wilson at
the BloomIngdale Asylum, this sad result occur.
red to two patients. Reason had for time lcfl
them, aud both died OF epilepsy. They were oil
both sexes, and about twenty years Of age.
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Guard Your IIenlth and Llfe.

How Inconsistent is human nature
Men carry rovolvers to protect themselves
against rufFlans in well.polished cities,
where the precaution Is unnecessary, often
neglect to fortily their systems against
disease in the most unhealthy seasons.
Thousands Of dyspeptics and other in
valids are now languishing in sick rooms,
or feebly and listlessly moving through
our streets, who owe their forlorn condi-
ton solely 10 awant of common prudence.
Far more inimical than the roughs and
rowdies, against whose possible attacks
the timid arm themselves, are the NOR
bid elements that pervade the atmosphere
at this time OF the year, and yet although
tits an undenied and undeniable fact that
Hostteter's Stomach Bitters afford q more
perfect protection against these causes OF
disease, than any weapon OF offence can
afford against lawless violence, the rcck.
less and inconsiderate continue to brave
the danger with a positive safeguard
within their reach.
Every day, however, the number Of
these martyrs TO their own want of fore.
SthoL ulLhlulauSp' 4aSu ouSCCCulub bSuo0l
demonstrates more clearly the inestima.
BILE value ofthe Bitters, both as an anti.
dote for the causes OF disease, and a
specific for its consequences. The mias.
ma which generates periodic disorders,
rheumatism, liver complaint, irregularity
of the bowels and other physical distur-
Dances, produces no effect whatever upon
systems toned, strengthened and regulated
by this powerful vegetable medicine, and
dyspepsia, nervous debility, constipation,
Intermittent and remittent levers, bilious.
ness, and in fact nearly all the amaladies
which the Bitters, II taken in time, acOuld
pregent, are cured by the perservering use
Of the great remedy.
The genuine Biilers sold in bottles only,
and never blythe, barrel, key or gallon, as
is represented by,some unprlncipled deal.
ers. II t51'srr eod&w
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While we regret the existence of the above
diseases and symptoms, we are prepared to oGer
an invaluable gin Of chemistry for the removal
OF The consequence. n & ftiss
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We oGcr, atvery low rates.
500 Bags Primo 70 Choice Rio Coffee,
100 barrels New Orleans MolaSses,
70 :" Choice Sugar syupS.
% uhds y, O., cub6 and 7. 4, Sugars,
Fancy DemArara Sugars.
100 Rarrels Refined Sugar.
50 Barrels Moss Pork. =
100 Tlorcea Primo Leaf Lard.
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard.
i 50 Casks Clear Bacon Sides,
80 Bacon Shoulders,
90 Tierces Sugar Cured Hama. ..
1900 Barrels Flour, b .l54' r-
200 Bags Timothy Seed.
70 I" Clover Seed. .f.
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese, -f
Maekcrel, Lake Fish, Nails, BFoOms, Spices
Dye Stnhs, Wrapping Paper. A large line 90
loeted Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, Ci
gars, etc, etc.
Agents for Miami Powder Co. ua
oc3 LIST, DAVENPORT d PARKS.
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Who can say that these excuses arc not fire..
quenty followed by those aireinl diseases, Insani
ty and 9consumptionf The records ofthe In
sane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness to the truthiol
these assertions. In LunatIc ASylnms the most
melancholy exhibition appears. The countenance
is actually sodden and quite destitute; neither
mirth nor grief ever vlsitsit. Should sound Of
the voice occur It Is rarely articulate.
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MARRIAGE

rodect that sound mind and body are the moat
necessary requisites TO promote connubIal han
Riness; Indeed, without these tho Journey
Ig nie becomes Q weary pilgrimage; tho
becomes Swallowed with despair and tilled with
the melancholy reelection that the hRDOInees oi
another becomes blight0d with onr oIvn W
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TAKE PARTICTLAR NOTTrn
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain prae.
uee, INDUCED in when alone, q habit freouentIv
learned nom eyel companions, or al School. tbe
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep and, 4 not cured, renders marriage i'm
Bhonld apply Immediately. '0''
Mhat pity that young man, the hope OF hIs
country, the pride Of his parents, ahould ia
snatched nom all prospects and enIoymenta al
nIe Dy the consequences OF deViating nom thu
pam OF nature, and INDUCING In a certain %
plating
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS:
The many thousands cured ut this establish
merouB important surgical opera lions perforned
* Dr; Johnston, witnessed by the Reporters OF
1n9 SIn and many other papers, notices Of
when have appeared again and again before the
PaDne, besides his standing az . gentleman OF
Sat6a y; "a. ana is Sufficient guar.
KIN.DIsEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED.
mario
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For Sale.

A UCTIoN NoTIoE-THE UN.
IA DERSIGNED ia dnly licensed as an Auc.
uOneer, and will attend TO any business as such
in Ohio and Marshall counties aud the city Of
Wheeling. Any Communication addressed TO
him at Wheeling, W. Va, will meet prompt at
tcntlon.
jan26t JAMES G. HRRVEY.
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Married Persons, OF Young Men eoutemnls,,r.
marriage, being aware Of PhysicSl WsaI.nass
organic Debility DCi0Imltles, speedily curSl
Ne who places himself under The care of H. I
may rengionsly eonade In his honor a. q gentle
an, ana confidently rely upon his akin d DIV.
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DISEASES OF IMpRTTnENcr
DIR. LOHNaTON

OFFICE, NO. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lett hand side going nom Baltimore street, fGw
ooors nom tho corner. Eau not 10 observe nc
~, No lOtters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp 70 DO uRed on the reply.
Persons whiting should state ACE, and aend bnr'
ton eiadVertiSement describing symptofns.
Tha Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN hIs ofica.
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especially, who have become The victims Of Soil.
sShIch' "s mat dreadful and destructive habit
,hanaa ahnua'iy sweeps 10 an untlmely grave
!tnIonsahds o. Young men OF he nlost eSeelleni
L1lenn and brilliant intellect. who mivht o,has'
Slse nave sntranced listening Senstes win the
HvinS lVre may sSI e. walked 70 ecstacy Tho
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west yIrglnla.

Tho abscEco of special dispa;chrs 10
the Register giving tho result Of the
voting at the Presidential election last
Tuesday, is accepted by us as bad
omen. The Democrats who thought i,
not worth while to vote, have thought
it unnecessary to advertise their negli.
genrO in that respect. We have not
yet seen returns that justify US in con.
Guiding that tho State has been carried
fer Grant. but We will not be surprised
to learn that is the result. Iu ract, it
now seems probable that Grant has re.
ccived u majority Of the votes cast in
the State, though no Democrat will DO
justified in conceding this until official
returns aro received from Wyoming
and Mcdowell. Some tine before
Christmas we may be enabled to pub.
lish ut at the same time the official INA.
jOrtics for the Democratic members Of
Congress from ibis State, aud the vote
that has been cast for the Presidential
candidates. Until then we must ex.
hort our friends to possess their souls
in patience.
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The capitol question,

We notice that in various counties
in this end of tho State, move.
meuts arc being made looking to an
earnest attempt to remove tho State
Capitol from its present location; and
We should not DO surprised if some
such movement were ipauguratad i'm.
mediately upon tho assembling Of the
Legislature. As a matter Of course
there are half n dozen towns that arc
aspirauts for the hOnors, and not one
of the applicants will consent that it
should be located at aay point save
their own
Now while NO did not favor the 10.
cation Of the Capitol at Charleston, yet
We would much prefer its remaining
there to ito location at some of the
points that are now trying to get it,
And we most positively prefer its be.
ing anywhere rather than on the line
Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Not that We have any particular spite
at that corporation, but we don't like
all the,,improycmentsl 10 The State o be
made along its line, and nowhere else.
Weston is modest. She has never
been in agony upon this question and
has calmly surveyed the shattered
hopes of some of her sister towns =
Like Barkis, she is "willin'" to be
Capitol, but as she does not expect it,
she will not be disappointed if she
don't get it.
Grafton, Petersburg, Clarksburg,
l'uckhaunon, Wheeling and Charles.
ton. This is about tho list of the aspi
rants, and Of these the nOisicst is
Grafton.
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The County Courts.

Some Of our readers seem to have
erroneous ideas Of tho powers and du-
ties Of tho Couaty Court system VII ich
will soon bo iuauguratsd in this State
Now that the election is over, even an
editor may 10 believed, aud We there .
fore attempt to throw what light W Q
can upon this subject.
The County Court is an intermedi-
ate Court having original aud appel.
late jurisdiction in all sums over $40 ;
aud also possessing police and fiscal
powers, the same as now exercised by
the Board of Supervisors. which body
il superccdcs,
1t seems also that many persons are
under the apprehension that to be re-
licved of grievances, such MS the over
valuation of property, wrong assess
ments, &c, it will bs necessary to fee
an attorney to bring the m,tter prop.
orly to the attention Of tho Court,
This is not at all necessary. On the
contrary, ali matters of the above OF
! kindred nature will be referred to q
committee appointed by the Court, con
Sistiug Of members Of their own body,
or else special session Of the Court, o
which proper notice will BIO given, will
bo held to hear and determine all com.
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The Bleeding Heart.
Air--"Cqstles in thc Air."

Air--"CastIes in Mc Air."
Through all this world over, no matter
when or where,
This has It's lgnls Failus-that has itI
anxious care, ..
We travel nom HES early dawn, aud end
just where we start,
And instead of PLEASURES which we chased,
we're leftG bleeding Heart.
In youth, the spring time Of our lives, gay
bauDlcs are our toys,
Aud VI pleasure Gun be real, Ito essence
youth enjOyI,
But youth, like time, is transient, and soon
from US departs,
Aud bewilderCd when outside Ito verge, we're
len but Bleeding Hearts.
Next, III tic summer Of our years, how gau'
dy fIJhion's glare,
Allurrs US, like som phantom ship, 10 seek
for pleasure there,
From one to one We pass along, till Love'i
sweet, painful dart,
InIllcls another wound on US, and break
the Bleeding Heart.
Old age, the winter of our lives steals on it
weary years,
And tracing bacl; lack lies foot prints
ita sunshine and It's tears,
Each one reviews his worldly stage, AM
how he played his part,
Aud Alierall what has lie lcil-nOusht saw
a Blceding Heart.
So ends mans life as it begau-lish OspIra
TONS toy,
But brar III mind bis puFest cup, is druEgct
with some alloy;
And L We study liz Alright, some good 4
will imrart,
II lights Hopes beacon on our way, Gbl
Soothes each Bleeding Heart.
Weston, Aop. 10, 1872.
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SUrToS, Nov. 10.
70 Tie Editor Of The Democrat
| feel somewhat embarrassed in ask.
ing you again for space, in which to
answer the ilIiternte conglolnsration Of
an egotistical ogotist, who has seen lit
to arrogate to himself tho champion
ship Of Lumberpott, on the withdraw.
VI Of the first correspondent, and with
a superciIIiousness sickening to behold,
Subscribes himself "a Traveller" II
that term is Indicative Of his occupa.
ton, l pity the poor people With whom
he comes In Contact. Standards Of
truth, morality aud drccucy must
needs suffer by utilization With so con.
Eliminating an influence, But every
liuc aud sentence Of his ditjointcd pro.
duction is at variance with his nom De
plane, for had lie ever went anywhere
outside Of his tllllerate association, he
had known that ii was the height of
i'll manners, aud uupardonably dis.
courteous, to thrust himself into the
controversy going on between another
aud myself, III which he lad no part,
aud could have no part without viola.
ting, as he did, all the known aud con
ieotured rules Of literary etiquette. -.
THIS is tue uncnyiablO position in
which the consummato egOiist signing
himself ".Iraycler" is now placed aud
without attempting to reply to lisstu,
pid and silly tlirusls at the legal pro.
fgssiou ind myself, will just say that
until he eau elevate himself to the dig
nifty of q gentleman (whicl, by the
way, is moral impossibility) l don't
feel at liberty to handy bdwdy.housC
opitlCts with an individual who mp.
lears to DO familiar with no others.
HID lie taken up tho local matter Of
difference us first presented, aud dis.
Dussed it fairly upon its merits, with.
out drifting iuto personalities, with
which ho has shown himself to want
familiarity or las wilIully perverted,
would have waived my convictions
respecting his lLliLctsCy aud destitp !
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GkoRG rrowS, Nov. 8.
, E.Ista,, r 1tL D.,..I

GEoRd ETowN, Nov. 8.
10 de Editor Of The Democrat.
Correspondence seems to bo scarce
just now, and concluded 10 give you
a few items. Your correspondence
department is both amusing and in.
structive, and l should like to SEQ il
crowded every week Stir up TX
Y. H." Of GlOnviIle, "Junias" Of
Buckhaunon, and all the rest.
Our yoaug friends Hall 4 Hall,
who now own the store at this pace,
arc doing y sIack-y yard business.
McSSrs. Francis, iyer & Francis,
who some time ago erected liue
steam mill here, are doing we'll, They
do good work, are honest when 'col-
Letting toll " aud consequently are
we'll patrOnized.
We have u young westOnian here,
practicing tho art Of photography in a
small tent.
The election passed off quietly at
Georgetown. Greeley received bis
share of votes, Grant some, aud
o'Conor mighty few. Owing to the
fact that The people Of this township
were so busy gathering their corn,
there were but III votes cast-7O for
Greeley, 3SfOr Grant and nine for
0'Couor. JAY.
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ton Of etiquette, and most choorfully
have answered an effusion Of thu.
character, Moreover. | will do SO yet,
il he will or can uso such Language as
will properly admit Of publication.
This is all | ask, and this much / de-
sire and insist upon before wO can
proceed further, Consequently, the
whole matter is left at your disposal.
II you comply with my reasonable re.
quest, as before indicated, will
chOerlully respond, but | most en-
phaticully demur to any moro "dirt'
eating" for the mere sake of company,
aud for the purpose of satiating the
abnormal appetite OF one who revel, in
that kind Of pustime, to the after OBJ
liyioA Of any other or more crcditnbIo
employment SUrToS.
7, S.-Sinco writing the foregoing,
| have reason to believe that this fcl.
low signing himself "TravOlcr" is
nothing but poor 'inhlllble' Irish
renegade a refugee from justice {;
Fenian fund collector, aud whiskey
inspector without the government IL
censc, etc. Consequently, as his ira
wells may again bring him into this
county, | take back all | have hereto
fore said, lest it might in some man.
ncr interfere with further Official du,
les. Nothing more from me, unless
am mistaken in the man. s.
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claimed the hOaors, and sent in their
corn for our decision. We called in
the aid Of Mr.. RalstOn, and together
decided it q draw game" and rec.
ommendCd that they try it again in
~. Mr.. Stoufs corn is now here,
aud We wait for Dir. Hefncr's in order
to decide the contest.
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6g egst05SGBHB'g2t'@eI
Drazton County Corn.

LUMnERPoRr, Nov. 10.
70 he Editor Of The Democrat.
| herewith send you four ears of
corn, which arc to decide "draw
game III the coru line between myself
and VIM. s. HClnrr, of this village.
This ease, as you doubtless remember,
was LETT to your decision last year.
WV, STOUT.
tTho corn fefcrrcd to above was du.
" received, and it is really mpgnifi.
cent grain, Our readers Of last year
will recOllCct Tat bVtA tho parties