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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-11-30

In the rotunda Of the National Car
ital is said to he a picture Of TIE hap
tism of pocahon'ae, bv sprinklinI
over which the central ircsiWr1'nn
and Nationol Eopttst are having q
lively controversy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-11-30

The louisville Co,ni,r-.Io"ran1 po-
etically rcma'ks; In Montgomery
Alabama, the other day, four negroes
got on spree ono took ont his little
jack knile, and now there ain but
three"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-30

The scientific and exploring expedition
which left Washington last May, under
command Of Col. W. G. McCsrty, of Texas,
for the purpose Of exploring Northwestern
Texas, has returned after q successful
trip Of FIVE months in the Indian country.
Copper ore has been found in large guam
titles, Of very superior quality, having
asssyed as high ss 81 per cent. Of copper,
the remainder being silver and other mat
ter. The coal discovered IL also Of su-
perior quality, resembling the best Penn
sylvsnis anthracite. The great Southern
Pacific Railroad and the Pacific and Great
Eastern Railroad pass through OF near
these bandks. Colonel McCsrty is now
fitting out more extensive expedition 10
penetrate what is known as the Llsnos
Estsesdo, or Staked Plains, and thence
through the eastern mountain range Of
Northwestern Texas, and will leave New
York about The first Of Dseenbsr.-Shrsvs-
pert TsIscr1n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-30

DALLAs.-This thriving inland
city, like Waco, deserves much
credit for the enterprise manifest.
ed by it's citizens. We noticed the
other day the organization of a
company there for the purpose Of
erecting grain elevator, Touring
mills, ETC., in order to secure a
home market for the wheat and
flour of our State, and enable the
producers to obtain fair prices for
the same. And now we are in
formed of the organization at the
same place of the "Wichita Colon
izing,Agricultural, Mining and Man
ufacturing Company" This com.
pany, we learn, is now fully organ
lied, with a good prospect of sue
cess and large profits to the stock
holders: Mr.. A. W. May has been
appointed agent for Houston and
Galveston, to obtain subscriptions
to the stock. Mr.. May will soon
give our citizens full particulars
Gal. NeUS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-30

TEXAS LAND MEAsURE.-The
original titles to Texas lands com.
monty expressed the quantity in
Spanish measurement viz: leagues,
labors and varas, as follows:
SO 3 inches-1 vara.
5,646 square varas-1 acre..
$40 square yards-5S,OSO square
inches.
1 labor, 100000 square varas
on III acres.
1-3 leagues, 333, 1893 square va
ras-1, 476 acres.
1 league and labor-26, 100000
square varas-4,605 acres.
To find the number of acres il
q given number of square vara;
divided by 5,646-fractions re
jected.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-30
TAXI NnTICE

We also represent q FIRST class Life Ius. Co. and
viii soon have the Agency for No firs lns. %.
po2tf is. sIZER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-30
THOSE woNDERFUL
MICROSCOPIC CHARMS.

A landscape view, 100 portraits, pretty actress
or Distinguished persousgs, your wife, svseiheari
or self photographed In . space No larger than .
needles sys. Inserted in pete charm with power.
fui microscopic lens 20 wear On Tcur watch chain =
. finger ring OF pin. Agents supplied (ReglsteI
Ieffers or for lsrrs arnounis ssud o. Order9 send
rfnrur and 50 cent? for sample
J.H MORROW, Ausfin. Terns-
pETornsrly en BrosdErys E.f. frlssno.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Justice Dunn n boy, has been on trial,
in New York for killing his keeper in the
House OF Refuge, where Dunn wNs n
prisoner. A city paper says: Inciden.
tally there comes out in the course OF the
trial Of the boy Dunn, for killing Calvert,
irightful story OF barbarous and IN
usual punishments inflicted on the boys
at the House Of Refuge. II the evidence
Of the inmates OF the institution is worth
anything, boys have been triced up by
their thHmbs, beaten horribly, lashed on
the bare back with soaked lcathern
thongs, and otherwise maltreated. Dur.
ing the triAl Dunn was called to the
stand. The boy gave his testimony in q
straightforward way. He said
| am 16 years old. Ny father sent nc
to the House OF Refuge in 1860, aud !
was sent there second time by my sister
in September, 1870, I was first whipped
in September by Brush. I was mid
across stool, and p8nished on the bare
back with straps. My back was so sore
that could not sit down for two weeks
after. / had knife which Dobbins
gave Inc TO cut tobacco with. 1t was mn
old shoe.knife that he picked up in
sweeping the floor. On the evening Of
tie 18th Of March had the knife in my
hand, and some tobacco in my hand too.
Calvert came along locking the cell gatos.
l hollered 10 Balky: "Balky, do yon
want n chew?" Calvert asked who
hollered. As he came along | hollered
"BaIky" again. Calvert said, "I'll
give you Balkyln and pulled the cell
door open, and made kick for me. He
missed me, and that made him mad.
He told mo to come out Of the cell.
walked out, knife in one hand, tobacco
in the other. / put the tobacco in my
left pocket, and tue hand with the knife
in It in my right. I thought he would
only give me couple of boxes in the ear.
He gave me crack in the car aud kick.
ed me in the leg, and kicked aguin. I
got excited, and pulled my knife out OF
my pocket. He saw the knife and jump.
ed bnck. He jumped nt me again, called
me names, and kept kicking at me. ]
just swung the knife back and forward
to keep him from kicking Brennan
came up stairs and asked mo for tho
knife. / said, await, md see II he will
kick mo any more" lie stood by the
balusters, and didn't kick. / then wenl
inside my cell nnd hid the tobacco in my
bed, rs Il is against tho rules OF the
House to bavo tobacco. Then Jones
aud all the officers came running up
stairs, and Jones told Brennan to bring
me down. Brush punched me behind
the ear and knocked me down. Twas
taken to cell, and went to bed rs usual.
Then Milady and others came again, aud
took me to Calvert's room to question
me. would not answer, for / knew /
would get punished anyhow. Jones said
he would knock me down. knew II /
would not answer then tho officers would
all get atmc, answered some questions.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
A Turn Of the Wheel.

Players at Wiesbaden arc more conser.
vntiye than at Baden or Hamburg. Some
OF the Frankfort bankers, worth millions,
whom might name, mover make their
stake above napoleon, and usually con-
tent themselves with wagering three-or
four florins q
Three years ago, o notorious lorette
cane from Paris with one hundred francs,
all the money she hadi the world. She
bad most extraordinary good fortune.
Three days after her arrival she had
swelled her slender capital to two hun.
bred thousand francs. She then resolved
to return home had paid her bill ut the
hotel, had packed her trunks, md was
waiting for the carriage to take her to
the station. The carriage happened to
be late, and she waited for the afternoon
train. With four hours on her hands,
she strolled into the Cursaal, firm in her
purpose 10 play ne more. The fascina-
ton OF the game was too much for her ;
she played her misc on the tapis vert,
and in m hour she was penniless. She
announced her intention to commit sui.
eide, and somebody interested in the Ia
bles hearing of this, went to her and
promised her two hundred francs II she
would leave Wi0sbaden before executing
her purpose.
The gambling companies do not like
TO have their business injured by self
slaughter ON the spot and il any poor
devil, bankrupt in hope and fortune,
can make them believe he seriously dc.
signs bidding eternal adieu TO the plan.
ct, they will furnish him means to take
his leap some distance frsm the place
where ho has wrought his ruin.
The lorette gladly accepted the offer,
went by express to Paris, expended what
she had left in petit sonper Mt the Cafe
HeldCr, merrily bado goodbye to her
friends, md the next morning her body
was found in the Seine.
Bllis sad story having become bruited,
young woman in the same circle, who
Ind experienced the same adversely,
likewise declared that nothing but char
coal and n close room could relieve her
wees. One of the croupiers was apprised
of this, and knowing the disposition Of
the demi.mundanes to visit Azrael with.
ont invitation, hc called upon "Elise,"
in behalf OF the Direction, with n prom.
Use Of five hundred francs il she would
defer her demise until she reached Frank.
fort. Entering into covenant with him
to that effect, he accompanied her to the.
station, purchased her ticket, and saw
her OF.
Two days after, she was back again,
betting fHriously against the bank, and
actually broke itbefore dinner-the only
time it was forced to suspend during the
fntire snnson.-IMnipS Henri Bronnt.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Tho seizure of man in Canada, by
American detectives, Is creating some,
thing Of sensation. The man seized
II is said was Ku.Klux leader in South
Carolina, for whom warrants were out,
but he escaped and crossed the border
line. Detectives followed him and with.
out making n reqnisition on tho Cana.
dian Government, took the prisoner by
force and brought him to Detroit 4
Detroit paper says:
The prisoner is tall Southcrner,
about 40 years Of age. His hair was
slightly tinged with gray, and ho had
keen, piercing black eyes, which indica.
ted shrewdness, intelligence, and deter.
mination. He wns dressed III plain
suit Of gray mixed cloth, with black
slOuch Int, and Ills whole appearance
was that OF respectable well farm.
or. When asked his name he replied
that he was prisoner and would not d.
vulge his true name, but for the present
he would be known MS James Simpson.
He gave his nativity MS Alabama, and his
occupation ms that Of farmer.
The officers were very uncommunica-
tive in regard to their prisoner, and
seemed extremely fearful lest he should
by some means escape them, or be taken
from their custody by writ OF bdJtdS
corpus. This doutlcss accounts for the
secrecy of their movements md their
sudden departure. In regard 10 the
manner in which Simpsons capture was
effected, the following facts have come
to the knowledge Of our reporter despite
the strenuous efforts which were made
to keep the affair dark. 1t seems that
he had been closely tracked since his de.
parturo from South Carolina, but had
succeeded in keeping out Of tho way Of
his pursueT until safely in Canada. For
some two weeks he had been stopping
in London, Ontario, on the line Of the
Great Western Railway, although closely
under the surveillance Of the officers all
the time. When tho decisive moment
arrived Simpson was arrested and llur.
ried on board tho cars, and, in order to
insure quiet trip, and prevent "acci.
dents, he was kept under the influence
Of chlOroform until safely on this side
Of the river. By this time "Simpson"
is well on his way to South Carolina,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

ExrRAORpIHARY oUREs.-We have read
many accounts OF the extraordinary cures
by On. WALEER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
lIlrrERs, which have seemed Incredible.
We are inclined to believe them, as many
Of those who vonoh for them are persons
whose veracity we eau guarantee. The
newspapers TEEN withtestinonials Of this
character, and there is an air Of particu-
larity and truth Abont them which cannto
10 resisted. One manifest superiority the
vISEoAR BiTTERs possesses over other Al
terative and Tonic preparations; II con.
tains none Of the burning fluids with which
most advertised Bitters are impregnated.
It cannot create Fever. Instead Of ClOudlng
the brain, It clears II II clouded. Ills well
known that Alcohol, even OF the purest
description, woakens and untones the
stomach instead Ofbraoing II, and Is, there
fore, poison 10 cases Of Indigestion. Fancy,
then, what must be the effect OF the cheap
dre.raier, employed In making ordinary
Bittets and Tincturcs, on the weakened
and inilained digestive organs. VINEGAR
BlrTERs, on the other hand, soothes tho
stomach, while II increases the appetite
and relaxes tho bowels. Dr.. Walker Is
regular physician, and his remedies have
Just as much authority as any standard
remedies Of the faculty. We believe they
are destined to become n household medi.
cine.-0Sr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
The United States Congress.

The last session of the United States
Congress, was the first one since the war
IN which all the representatives OF the
people Of all the States have taken their
seats. This Congress has reduced tax.
by tho sum OF over fifty millions Of
dollars, which is relief necessarily to
be felt by the whole country. II has
abolished many OF the vexatious taxes
included under the head OF internal
revenue, and it has modified mauy of
the more obnoxious features Of the taxes
which it retained. In the tariff, II has
made decided changes. 1t has with.
drawn large percentage Of what are
known rs protective duties, and it has
enacted n pro rato reduction Of ten per
cent. in all the more important ones
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
Thu Rnr, saM-A Tragedy.

s,epo-A saW.mIll. A buzE-slw in rApidmo-
ton. Batter suffering Soul.
surEuisO soul Sing on, o slwl o fAE, sing
oni
MISREPRESENTATION Buzz'z.s'z'zi
ching on
suY. sov1-sweCt saw, thy dulcei song has
power to sOoiho
The inward troubles OF tortured mind;
For memory ola disappointed love
Was mover yet with ear-nchO dire combined.
Now, once again, thy scrcochiDg treble raise
High DER thy busy brothious dulor clnng,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z.z-z-z' cher.
wang
Scr. souL-ThANks most gracious com.
iorter thou
Whom sorrow weighs our spirits down Ike
lead;
For none need suffer with breaking heart
When thou art near to split his aching head,
Sing one moro strain, know twill bc the last
IN ask OF thOe-iny dead march to the tomb
Saw icon splritOl -whe-O-e.o.O-0-or-r.r-r.whoo
Oo DOL ooi oop-oppi DOOM
tsuf. Soul thrOWs himself on the cav aud dieslI
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

BuTTRR AND CHEESE. Willard
furnishes THE Rural Metr Yorker with
statistics showing that % pounds II milk
fora pound Of butter may be safely taken
rs m average ut butter factories, and 10
pounds Of milk for n pound af cheese at
cheese factories and he adds that II We
assume that 22 pounds Of milk will mike
q pound Of butter which sells at 81 cents,
then bntter.making at factories is little
better than cheese making, when cheese
sells for II cents, 10 shy nothing Of the
difference between the value OF the skim.
med milk over whey.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

TnE Denny RAcEs.-As usual, thouE,
ands visited Epson Ia witness the Derby
races, which had twenty. three starters,
and was won, after splendid contest, BY
Mr. Saville's bay colt Crfmorne, bFown
colt by Young Melbourne being second,
md Queens Messenger third. The nee,
n dash Of q milo and a half, wns run in
2!45, or seven and quarter seconds
slower than Glenelg ran the same distance
al Long Branch in 1870. GlGnelg was,
however, fOur.year old, and only carried
one hundred pounds, against Ceremonies
one hundred and twenty-five
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Have Il Always at Hand. Accidents viii
happen In he best regulated families, and for this
reason among many others, the MUSTANG LiSIItESI
should md place In the cupboard OF livery house
10 II a. an application for cuts Commissions, burns
spasms. and ScAlds. and when every other prepare.
ton that medical ingenuity can suggest has iAilcl
10 afford relief In rheumatism, neuralR o. sore Throat
rlAnduiar dwellings, muscular contrattlons erampa
iooihsehS, ke, this powerful Antl.inaammaiory and
pan.destrnylng agent Immediately AsGlAgcs tho suf
iercrs agony and eventually aeeompliShes radical
euro. Probably there Ia not eonnoiseur u hortt
hesh or au Gmatour horaemRn In the land who does
not know, either from personal observation or te.
tortI that the MulrAK1 LIHIlIENr Is the supreme
remedy for all external diseases aud injuries OF the
hOrhe,-i.om.l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Whether for use on man or beast, the Nor.
chants Carrying OIL will DO found an invaluable
Liniment, and worthy Of use by cvory resident
cine or article now used In tho United States
which shares the good will OF tho people to a
greater degree than this.-M Y Independent
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Farmers and "Horsc Nom arc continually
inauring what 40 know OF the utility Of SuER-
tpiSs CAVALRY CONDITION lowDERs, and in
reply, We would say, through tho columns o.
this paper, that We have heard from hundreds
who hayo used them with gratifying results
TINT q also our exporlonce.-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

TnE purcst and aweOtest Cod-Liycr OIL in the
world Is HAZARD 4 CwwELL's, made on tho sea
Rhore from fresh, selectcd livors, by CAswuI,
HAzAlD 8Co., New York. II Is absolutely pur.
and street.. Patients who have once taken II
prefer Il 10 oil others. Physicians havO decided
L superior to any OF tho other oils In market.
INN
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

INDIAN NAMEs'-The names Of the
chiefs now on visit to the East nre rs
follows: Red Cloud, Blne Horse, Lone
Wolf and wife nee Ear Of Corn. n, d Fox,
Little Wolf, Thunder Hawk, High Bear,
Poor Elk, Stabber, Slow Bull, Hawk
Eagle, Black Grow, Garry Grow on his
Head, Red Dog, Little Wound, Big Foot
and wife nee White Hawk, Good Buffalo,
Red Leaf, Two Elk, Blue Shield, Day.
light, Poor Moon, Hard Heart. Coyote,
FChther2d Eagle, and High Wolf,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

RUPTURE can be cured without suSer-
ing. Elastic Trusses are superseding all
others. Before buying lIetal Trusses or
Supporters, send for descriptive circn-
lar to the Elastic Truss Co., G9s Broad.
why. n. Y.-C0n.
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speo,al Notices.


st-utElrst lays the foundation Of much bodily ui
srps. Asa rule men are more solicitor, to repair and
preserve their houses, stock In trade and other per'
able property than to repair and preserve Themselves.
Thcy can 80 whom wall requires a prop, or weak
structure rrder. but appear to be unconscious Of or
Indifferent TO. the srasa and Jaws aud evidences Of
decay in their own irall and sensitive rRanka,Ioas.
The consequence Of this want Of common prudence IL
,ha. Thousands fall By the VS., side In the prime Of life
syciy year who might have lived to SpIoy hale and
hearty old age they had rsorsd to the proper means
oirscrutnr their falling vsOr at the proper time.
Seeing what that famous yItallsinG and nvisorhtnE
elixir. IlO.,s.,srs Stomach Bittsrs, has done for count
los. utudCs OF the pnsrvatsd aud broken down. and
with the long unbrOt,u record Of Its cures before him.
/. .sons amazing thlt any sufferer IRON premature
decay. ncvOu, weakness dyspepsia, blIOasnSS' chronic
constipation, or ,sA.s Of renIttent or intermittent
character should delay, even for an hour 10 seek the
aid which i tonnE. regulating and proper
ties have uOrsr failed to afford.
II Is no s1isEsralOu to say that Io,te.,er' Stomach
Bitter, /, the most lhial ally Of nature in her strus-
ess with Weakness aud disease thu, medical botany and
hsns,t chemistry have yet Eiyen TO the world.
Isbsia although she lost her crown. said to DO vcy
particular what kind Of Rhee she wears 30 arV al who
have worn tho CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots Shoes;
.hey want no other. Pllabls, DRY and durable.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Many Sulrsr rather than take nauseous medicine
and III il not 10 be wondered at - the remedy otter
WoFsS than tho disease, Sufferers from coughs, cold.
nlnSHEa, aOre throat or tendency ~ Consumption VII
agreeable 10 the paiIte As seetua In removing daSasS
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

AS QUICK AS A FLASH OF LIGHTNING dOO'
EIcelor Hair Dye act upon the hair, Wh'
kers and nou,tAehes no hNdHsOH tnS but the pureit
Raven OF the most exquisite Browns will be svuVed-oN
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

A Novelty in Paper collars.-Tho Elmwood
Collar Ia made with folded edges, q fine cloth
surface, and IL the best imitation OF linen
collar ever worn. Ask Tor It at the Cents Pur-
nlShlng Stores. Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

]. II. MASsrIELp, painter, met Miss
Mary nein, daughter Of a prominent
wholesale merchant, on the street il ST,
Louis, and demanded that she should re.
tract her refusal to marry him, which
She declined to do, wheroupon lie shot
her twice with n revolver, once in Tho
breast and once in the hip. He then
shot himself twice in the breast, Both
are now living, and it is thought Niss
Helm may rerovar.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

FISH CuL1uRg, Seth Green saw Ave
hundred shad taken at one haul in the
Hudson. There has not been so manv
taken NJ one haul hsiTe In fiitv vars.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

IxrHR NURSERY BuRSErT's KAIMsroS
is peculiarly adapted to the bathing Of
infants. A few drops sufficient for n
bowl Of WATER. Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Tho U. S. House coming to vote en-
the Ku.Klux bill, II wns rejected by o
vote OF So to Sc. The bill TO enforce the
civil rights n citizens WIS also rejected,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

IN ONE TO FIvR MINUTES Headache. EarAehc,
Neuralgia, Lame Back. DlATtheA Groups spTainI. and
similar complains, are Ta'rd BY FlAgEa Instant
A'"''' OR MoSEYREPuNDED -tOn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

slag answers admirably for road-mak-
ing and for preparing concrete.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

For the prices Of Railroad Bonds write
to Charles W. Hassler, No. 7 Wall st.
Now York.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

The Advertiser having been permanently cured Of that
dread disease Consumption, by simple remedy is aI-
lou, 70 make known 70 hisislow sufferers the means Of
euFe To all who desire H. he will send copy Of. the
prescription used re Of CHARGE, With the directions
for prrrarng and using the same which they will fnd
srhi CunE for CONSUMPTION, AsTttSiN, BnoNCifrfia,
and all throat or lung dlfienltieA ..
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ThrouRh The length and breadth Of the land the cole
bratsd SILVER TIPPED Boots and shoes are sold By
the million. for parents know they last uu a. long a
without TIPS Tn them
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

Tur U. S. Congress has passed during
the present session 400 bills.
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A GREAT 0EFERIl

Horace Waters. As1 broadway, n. ",
sill dispose Of OsE HUNDRED t1AsOr, tElhhRoSs and
OnuAkl Of All Httt-clAss makurs, including WAtcri
srrsasg iot Prize ~ diA dgrisq NO A0iN or viii take
from 70 e0 monthly until paid tho same 10 let and
rgnt applied " purchased new kind NJ PAhtnh
TiSS. bsS on sshlbitIon 4 ri RFeadEsS Nav Yort.
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$SSV IEena. Gddfyss i. S. PIxS6 TO-. ia
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

THOMAS A. HExpRIcEs wasunanimons-
ly nominated for Governor, and Wash
ington Depew, Of Floyd county, for
Lieutenant. Of Indiana, by the
Indiana Democratic Convention.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

M EADvILLE, Pa. Thsoioskll School educate.
Nl minster. NObsgmAte tesi. Hoard, tuition, text
hooks free. Term beFiRI SFp H. WHITE Pfs LiTFrhofs
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Arents wanted ior tho AUTORIOOR
HORACE GREELEY

pr Rreolleotousoi buy Life. illustrated The life
and Times Of ~ great IhAhthFuplat and HgtnrmeF,
Annot fall 70 interest every ,ruB American. Send %
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