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WoMAN's RIGHTS.-Cnder the above
caption, the Santa Cruz Sentinel, being
itemically inclined, writes as follows:
son Monday last, in short stroll for
items, we noticed some new and inter
esting sights. In the first place a wom-
an was found driving pickets into the
hard adobe sOir with a heavy sledge
hammer; the hired man held the pickets
and the husband held the children, in
the house. The twins, n lovely pair Of
boys, were fat, ragged and saucy, while
the younger children received lacteal
nourishment from an Alexandra bottle,
with a vim that showed courage and
determination TO get living by indus
try and main strength. Proceeding on
our way we came to new house, being
finished, and found Il fine young girl,
just in her teens, helping her father lath
the building. She used the hammer
skillfully, and her speed wonld have
done credit to a professional lather. The
country is safe. With such wives and
daughters, we will survive, nOtwith-
standing the corruptions of Presidents,
Cabinets and Legislatures. Politicians
may tear down and destroy, but they
cannot Overturn true Liberty while the
honest yeomanry have such material aid
in their daily toil.n
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AGENTS WAHTEeI
THE LOST CITYJ
OR.
CHICAGO As IT WAS AND As IT IS.

HISTORY OF THE GREAT CHICAGO
a Fire Truthful and accurate. VIVID ana
detailed account OF the most terrible ealaIll Y
that has ever befalien tne .,s ~ :;
The fearful ravages Of the Ffre Fiend The
reign OF Terror ProflEeiy and eeara iully IL
ma SfnSs the Are stfll aublimely grand in its
ruins. Orders will be piled and recslyed- The
fastest selling book ese sotd " asents oenu
inmedlatelv Agents also wanted for
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PROPERTIES. ETC.,:

It contains an Active and Volatile Principle.
extracted by Ether, and bitter Tonic Prin-
|ciple.
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UNK WEED REMEDY.
THE UNK WEED REMEDY,
OR.
Oregon Rheumatic Cure.
HISTORY;

THIS REMEDY Is COMPOSED OF THE
i Active principle OF the INK Weed, Eng
ThaSpium Cordatum Origins, Iat.-Indigenous
to Oregon. Grows most abundantly and per-
fectly in Washington county.
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COMPETENT CORPS OF WRITERS

upon any and all subjects OF Public Interest.
The NEW NORTHWEST is not n Woman's
Rights, but a Human Rights organ devoted
10 whatever policy may be necessary To secure
the greatest good TO the greatest number m
knows no sex, no politics, no rcligion, no p.trfy
no color no creed It's foundation is f,Stencs,i
upon the rock OF Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression
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WONDERS or THE WORLD.

One Thousand Illustrations, comprising star
ding scenes, Interesting incidents and wonder
pie. a. l.. BANCROFT q co.,
san Francisco Gal
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES ANp USES

II is the most sure and speedy cure for
rheumatism, Rheumatic GOut and Rheumft ic
Pains of all kinds that was ever introduced into
the Nlateria Medlca. The UNK WEED REM
EDY, as prepared by US, in consequence of the
existing bitter principle, possesses the neces-
sarN Nirfnn of hninn a
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Arrangements have been made to secure the
Services of a
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Temperance House.
AAAAA VI sAN FRANCISCO
ID H n It i - IT

ROOM NO. TWO, DEKUNIs' BUILDING,
Cor. First and Washington Sts., Portland.
HAVING HAD 4 NUMBER OF YEARS
II practice in San Francisco, feel competent
~ do First Glass Work in all Dental Opera
tions-
satisfaction guaran5eed.
Nitrous Oxide administered.
References:
Rev VIM. Roberts, Judge .. y. Denny, Or.
Dickson, Aessrs Quimby and Perkins, and
Mrs. D1niway, of the NEW NORTHWEST nj
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DIR. MARY A. THOMPSON,
PHYSICIAN AND AccoUcHEUR

DESIDENCE AND OFFICE-THlRD 81.
IL between salmon and Main, opposite the
Public Square.
Calls attended IN any part Of the city.
Batteries for sale, and Instructions given on
the use OF electricity as q Remedial Agent. nj,
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SAN FRANCISCO.

THE FLORENCE sEWMa MACHINE
w family, fnom the Heaviest TO the Light
It Does More work.
More Kinds Of work,
And Better work
Than any other Machine.
Ifthere is Florence Sewing Machine within
one thousand miles OF San Francisco not work
ing well or giving entire satisfaction, II I am
informed OF it, it will be attended 20 without
expense ofany kind to the owner.
SAMUEL HILL, Agent
! ls New Montgomery 81,
Grand Hotel Building,
! San Francisco.
SEND FOR 0RCULAR AND slhPLEs OP WORK.
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PUT UP IN TEN-oUNCE BOTTLES,
Ar
One Dollar and Finy Cents per Bottle.
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~ California street,
san Francisco, June I, ISL
DIR. y VI. LOryea & Co.: For several years
have been subject TO rheumatism in my right
arm and shoulder. rendering me unable 10
work. ON recurrence OF the attack some
time since, ! WIS induced To try your "Ink
Weed RrmcdV,n and the result perfect
cure in a few days. / took only twO-thirlS OF
the contents of one bottle. My firm belief Is
that the "Ink" l. q certain cure for rheuma-
tiSin in All its forms, and would heartily rec
ommend all afflicted with that dreadful dE
ease 20 try your Kennedy" and be cured.
JNO. r. MCLANE.
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JGt aB'retGp Rtsisfer
LOCAL MATTERS.


We understand that the little daughter
OF Mr.. Sheline' that we mentioned in our
last issue as having been bitten bya snake,
has fully recovered
Last Saturday as Mr.. H. Waters was
sewing belt at the Barrel Factory, it be-
came tangled in the pully.wheel, which
was rapidly revolving. and the belt came
around and struck him on the left arm and
hand, making ugly wounds. No bones
were broken.
The Kline House is being thoroughly
repainted. Now if the brick work is PEN
ciled it will add greatly to the looks Of the
house.
G. Shrewsbury is announced for Sheriff;
Lewis Bumgarner, for House Of Delegates,
and Geo. W. Karnes, for Assessor District
No. l, in this issue. The more, the mer.
rier it will be.
Both the KaDawha and Ohio Rivers,
have risen to good boating stage, during
the past week.
The Board of Supervisors will meet on
the first Wednesday in next month. This
being levy term, persons having accounts
to present to the Board, must file them
with the Clerk Of the Board five days be-
fore their meeting.
B'ackberres are selling in this market
for fifteen cents per gallon. The first of
the season we're sold for twenty-five.
There are scven'y.fvc men in Wheeling
named Smith. Five Of them are John
Smith himself
A recent act of Congress compcls boys
who sell cigars on railroad trains to take
out license and give bond.
As We 60 to press a dog fight is in pro-
gress on Maia Street We hope they'll
both get whipped and whipped we'll
A few days ago a man at MOundsviie
fell from the top ola two-story house TO
the ground beneath, and received several
severe but not dangerous bruises.
And it shall come to pass in those days
that whoever subscribes for and reads the
Reqisler shall be informed Of what is &C.
curing in the world around him.
The only mosquitoes with whick our
citizens are annoyed, just now, are few
hundred stragglers from Gallipols, They
bite aud then die, decent blood being in
Simultaneous death to them.
The Rev. Mr.. Alternately will preach
in the NJ. II Church next Sunday even
ing, July 2S,h.
Joseph Smith, Esq, Of jackson, is an
nounced as 81 independent candidate for
Judge of the It'll Circuit.
MAnn1ED-At the residence CT the
brides brother, July 18th, by Rev. W.
II. Harrison, Mr.. David Sayre Of Jackson
county, to Miss Mary j. Stephenson, Of
Mason county. y
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., IS:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ss
AT Rules hpll in the Clerks Office o. he
n Circuit Court Of Mason county, on Mon
day, the LIST day Of July 1879.
Sarah Hoy, Guardian Of Izetta y Hoy infant
child and heir AT law of Charles ! Hoy, decd
vs..
John Watson, Administrator of The estate Of
Charles +. Hoy. decd, Cora j, Hannah, Ida
Il. Hannah and Rhoda G. Hannah, infant chill
dren and heirs at law Of Caroline Hannah, de.
ceased, In Chanccry
The object Of This suit is to obtain decree
for the sale Of tract Of $50 acres Of lard in
Hannah Township. Mason cornty, West Viz
GINA, which Charles +. Hoy, died seized aid
possessed Of. for the benefit Of the infant ,ley
isecs under the will Of Charles +. lioy, inter.
escd therein, including lzeIta y. Hoy, Cora
j. Hannah, Ida T. Hannah and Rhoda Q Han
nan. and to invest the proceeds Of such sa|a
or otherwise advance the interests ofsnid infant
devisees. And it appearing by affidavit, flied
with the papers Of the cause that the defend.
ants, John Watson, Administrator, DC Cora
j. Hannah. Ida h. Hannah and Rhoda @ HIM.
nan heirs at law of Caroline Hannah, dc'd nre
non residents Of this State. it is or
d'red that they appear here within one month
after the date Of the first publication Of this
order and do what is necessary to protect lhe!
interest in this suit. Tesle:
CB WAGGENER. Clerk,
by i. K!mbcrling. Deputy
2. A. Guthrie, Sol. Ijuly 4-aw.
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WEST VIRGINIA..

" IN
A 7 meeting Of the Board of Supervisors
n of Mason County, held and continued at
the Court House thereof, on the 22d day Of
May 1872.
WHEREAS, petition has been presented to
the Board proposing the following plan of a
County Court In lieu of the County Court pro.
vided for in the proposed New Constitution
for this State viz:
"The County ,'ourt shall b. composed Of q
single Judge, who shall be at the time of his
election qualified attorney at law. At the
term of the County Court held for laying the
county levy the Judge Of said Court shall cause
to be summoned one Justice from each district
to sit with him for the purpose Of laying said
levy aud attend to such other police and ifs
cal affairs Of The county us may come before
said Court"
Upon consideration Of the proposition, it is
ORDERED, That vote Of the citizens of this
county be taken upon the plan proposed in
said petition on the fourth Thursday in August
next (that being the day of the general cleo.
tom which vote shall be by ballot The per
sons voting for said plan shall have written or
printed upon his ballot the words "For change
Of County Court" and the persons voting
against said plan shall have written orprlnted
upon his ballot the words Against change of
County Court"
ISIS FURTHER 0rppRED, That this order be
published in the newspapers printed in this
county until tue day Of election.
Copy Teste:
H.R. HOWARD, Clerk.
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Democratic and Conservative
Meetings.

There will be public speaking ut the
following places. Our candidates on tho
county and distric, tickets, will be present
and address the people, upon tho issues
involved in this canvass
Cooper. and Robinson,
Kings School House, Monday, July
Doth, at night.
McComys School House, Tuesday, Ju-
ly 3Oth, 3p, m.
James Rayburu's School House, Tues.
day, July SOlh, at night.
Morgau's Barn, Wednesday, July 81,
at night.
A. Q Saycr's School House, Thursday,
August LIST, at night
Fishers School House, Friday, August
ID, at 3p, M,
Thomas Fowler's School House, Friday,
August ID, at night.
Machir's Store, Saturday, August ID,
Sp IN.
Sand Hill Church, Saturday. August ),
at night.
Graham and IEaggcav.
AT West Columbia, Monday, August
9Th at night.
Clifton, Tuesday, Aug 9th, at night.
Mason City, Wednesday, Aug 18th, at
night.
Hartford City, Thursday, August S'h,
a, night.
New Haven, Friday, August 9th at
night,
Albert Roush's School House, Saturday
Aug 10th, at 8 p. m.
Graham Station School House, Saturday,
August 10th, at night.
I The people are respectfully invited to
attend By order Of the
b COUNTY tx. COMMITTEE
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State Of West Virginia, SS:

State Of West Virginia, S.
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court of Mason county, on the
first Monday in July, 1872.
Charles Il. Jones. complainant,
John W. Blackwell. william W. Newman, A..
\G Eastman md Columbus Sehon, Admir- of
the estate Of Byrd i. Jones, deceased, de-
PENDANTS. In Chancery,
The object Of this suit is 10 compel the de-.
PENDANTS John W. Blackwell, William W..
Newman aud A. G. Eastman, to pay by way
Of contribution to the complainant,C E. Jones
their proporionate shares Of certain sums Of
money paid out BY C Il. Jones aS their joint
obligor of said Blackwell. Newman and East.
ham. on the bond of Byrd j Jones MS deputy
Sheriff for Andrew Roseber,y, late sheriff of
Mason county and also 10 settle the admins
tration account Of C. Sehon, Administrator Of
The estate Of Byrd l.. Jones, deceased.
And it appearing by affidavit filed with the
papers in the cause, that the defendants. John
W. Blackwell and William W. Newman arc
non residents Of the State Of West Virginia it
is ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the first publication Of This order
aud do what is necessary TO protect their intei'
ests in this suit Teste:
CHAs, B WAGGENER, Clerk.
English d Sehou, Soils.
july.ll-4y.
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Executors Sale Of Town Lots in Point
Pleasant at private Sale.

NHE undersigned Executor Of The last will
and testament of Susau r. Thomas, de-.
ceased, offers at privpte sale all Of the ;Gwn
lots of the town of Point Pleasant, belonging
ia said estate comprising some OF he most de-
sirabIe building lots in the city Parties de.
string to purchase home will do well 'pcall
on me at my Office At an early day. audi will
take pleasure in showing the propcr'y,
The title to these lots is uuques,'onaO'e,
but selling as Executor shall convey such
title as is vested in me by the will of said do
ccdcnt
Terms of Sale cash as to one'lhird Of the
purchase money, and as to tho residue, on a
credit Of six aud twelve months Bond with
good security will be required for the deferred
in,talmcnts, bearing interest from date md
the little will he retained Ms further security,
SAMUEL. g, SHAW, Executor
Of the last will and testament of Susan H.
Thomas, deceased. IJuly lr't
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

Ala meeting of the Board Of Supervisors of
Mason County: hald and continued at the Court
House thereof, on the 22d day of May 1872.
On Motioni 1t is ORDERED. That it be sub.
mitted to the citizens Of the various townships
at the election to be held on the 4'h Thursday
in August next, the question Of granting Ii.
cense or no license for the sale OF Spiritual
Liquors, Wine, Porter, Ale Beer, or drink of
like nature, within said townships. Those
desiring to vote in favor Of license shall have
written or printed on their ballots For III.
cense' and those desiring to vote against II.
cense shall have written OF printed OIL Their
ballots against License" and The officers
conducting said election shall make return
thereof in the same manner MS is prescribed by
law for making return for the election Of town
ship officers, and that this order be published
in the newspapers ofthis county until The day
Of election
H,E, HOWARD, Clerk.
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From the Country.
Mr.. Editor:

M. Editor:
Please inform me in your next paper
whether you think it would be safe for a
quiet, inofensve old man from the coun.
try to come to your town. saw in the
last Journal that the new editor there talks
about hurting people, aud recommends
those be hurts to the Doctors and to the
cofin-makers. have been sick myself
good while and have had quite as much to
do with Doctors for the present as | want
and do not want to hear anything more
about them, or to think for moment of
the cofin-maker. Tell me, Mr.. Editor,
do you think if | would come in and say
nothing about my intention to vote for
Greeley, Camden and the whole line of
nominees to be voted for now shortly, that
| would be in any danger. | don't know
anything about this new Radical Editor,
Some Of the Radical and Independent can
dldates ay be isa lighting man." aud
that the fact Of the business is, be is dan
gerous. Well I'm getting old aud want
to keep out ofthe way Of dangerous people,
aud out of the hands of Doctors aud co6in-
makers; and tell me in your next, il Wis
it your town to get me and the old woman
little sugar and coffee and say nothing
about the election or the candidates, wheth.
er in your opinion, that Journal editor
would hurt me; tell me also, in the event
I should come, and it be my misfortune to
fall in the hands and clntch,s Of that
Threatening man. and Doctors aud coffin.
makers, where | will likely be buried
Please state ifyou know, or can find out
where that Fighting. killing editor down
there burics all his dead.
YOUR OLD C0UNTRYMAN.
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A peseryed Compliment

We are pleased to ".'serve that at a
Democratic aud Con ,ervative Senatorial
Convention, for the 9Th district composed
of the counties of Roane, Jackson, Putnam
and Mason, held at jackson Court House,
West Va, on the It'll Of June, 1872, that
Capt. Presley G, Eastman, late Of Rap
pahanDock county, was, by arc'ama'lon'
nominated as one Of the candidates, the
district being entitled to two representa-
tiyes
Capt. Eastman is a son of Col. Lawson
Eastman, aud was q candidate to repcsenI
his native county in the Legislature u few
years previous to the war. he afterwards
removed to Point Pleasant, Mason coun.
ty, West Va, where, we are gratifed Ia
see his talents are so well appreciated
We congratulate Capt. Eastman on his
nomination, and the people Of the district
in securing the services of one SO worthy
of their support and confidence True
CWarrenton, l'auquier County, Va.) H.
der.
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The GRANTEES complain that Dixie
was played at Baltimore. Some one found
fault with Mr.. Lincoln for wishing to hear
this fine tune played Don't you like
ilY asked Mr.. Lincoln. mo, it lsa Re-
bel piece" was the reply. You are mis-
taken,' said the great President. 1T was
theirs, but you know We captured It,"
The whole situation can be summed up
thusly: when the Grant politicians had got
the cards nicely placed to sui. them, the
people took the whole pack in their hands
and gave them thorough shuttle fora new
deal with new trump, which is likely to
be king ofhearts and net the old knave Of
diamonds Of which they are heartily sick,
One Of the best signs Of the times that
we have seen was contained in MIR. Gree
ley's reply to the committee who rendered
him the Baltimore nomination. He said;
1.-The time will come, ind, ! trust in God,
the opportunity too, when the world will
see that you are no less Democrats because
you have pursued the course you have, and
that | am no less Republican because !
accept your nomination.
The Grant papers arc in distress for
arithmetic men to dsure victory out of
the situation. If the Reform movement
gains for the next three months as 1t has
for the two months past there will not be
Grant men enough out Of Office to act the
cart Of pail bearers, and see that the re.
maus Of his Administration are decen:Iy
inferred.
There is no question that Gen. Grant
expects soon to have an opportunity of
showing what he knows abou, tanning, as
a large number of his friends have already
gone into the bark business.
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II. G.. stands for Honest Government.
The Liberal watchword: Reconciliation.

II. U. stands Tor Honest Government.
The Liberal watchword: Reconciliation.
Though Greeley drinks bis water cold,
and in no measure scant,
No shrewd observer need to be told
He'll make it hot for Grant.
Mr. Greeley left Cincinnati. May 5, and
Baltimore, July 10. en- route for the White
House,
1t is said that Gen. Banks will soon an
nouuce himself for the Liberal platform and
nominees. Well, that is what the ablest
and best men all over the country are do
ing.
The present campaign is waged between
Faith in Grant and Hope in Greeley. =
And as Hope has Charity for en- ally there
is no question it will win.
The Tines called the action Of the Bal
timore Convention midsummer mad
ness" 1t seems to have smitten the
GRANTEES with hydrdphobia Their mad.
ness is of an alarming type. Some Of
them almost froth at the mouth.
A few Administration officers have con.
cocted an Address to the soldiers who fought
in the late rebellion, urging them to vote
for Gen. Grant and the military ring
It's eulogy of the military President is full.
some enough to turn any stomach less
strong than that Of an ostrich.
1t was too bad to send poor old Senator
Wilson down to North Carolina in this
midsummer heat, to make stump speeches
for himself and Grant. But then the ext
gcncy is awful, and required both the
United States Treasury and the candidate
for the Vice Presidency to meet it,
Gerrit Smith says the Democratic party
is dead. Yet the Baltimore Convention
was net funeral but wedding, aud the
only tears shed in it were those ofjoy aud
hope. 1t was grave occasion in one re-
spect; it dug the political grave ofthe pres
ent corrupt Administration.
After the call for the Cincinnati Con-
vention, and long before Mr.. Greeley was
generally thought ofas anything more than
a possible nominee, he predicted that that
Convention would name the next President
of the United States. Nobody agreed
with him then, but everybody agrees with
him now
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

To the Creditors Of s. 7. Griffith, decd.
TNpnSuance Of a decIcc Of tho Circuit Court
L Of Mason county made in a cause therein
pending 70 subject thu real estate Of The said
5 I GHii'h Ia tile payment Of his debts, you
are required to present yonr claims against tho
said s T. Griffith for adjudication to IA,
GUTHRIE, Commissioner. al his office. in The
town OF Poin. Pleasant. 10 said county, on Of
beIor, the aOih day d July. A + ls1l
Witness: Z B Waggentr. Clerk Of our said
Court 81 the Court uorethis l7,h day Of lunr,
lS72 G B. WA0GENER. Clerk.
Eye V Wasgcner, jr.. Deputy,
June ao-Ct.
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Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor:
| know that you are not very kindly
disposed toward independent candidates,
but please allow me to suggest through
your columns as "most tittenest person
to be an Independent candidate, and who
would serve as asplenlid "Ggscr head
and be tower Of strength to the Shrews.
bury combination the name of Squire
John Mason for The Office of State Senator.
/ feel assured that there are, or ought to
be, plenty Of anxious constituents awaiting
with suspense the day of his announce.
mcnt. Do no. let the 'Squirc's claims be
overlooked.
WEST COLUMBIA.
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(lKGANIC LAW OFTHE SEXES-Con
" di;ons which impair yialily--po,ilve and
negative eloclrcitv--prooI that liz. is evolved
without union effect Of tobacco influence Of
6-h and pbo,plorir d;et-nGdcsa treatment Of
pelvic diseases structure and yariococele, an
arrest CT development; len lectures to his pri.
vat. surgical class, by EDW ARD II. DIXON,
" D., AZ Fifth Avenue, New York, Ga pages,
% cents.
Every line from tho pen Of Dr. DIXON is oi
great value TO the whole human rucc.--[Uur
@ Greeley.