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- LhhbANT FUhNlbHkD hOOMs, WITH
good Board. can be obtained at No ~ L
LNOR RENT-PLRAsANT ROOMS ON CAPI-
tol HiiL Apply 81 No. - north street, near
u ARE CHANCE 10 SECURE CHEAP FUR
isnsd. desrous q foosins busins oiisrs IL % sntIc
ssoes for ssis o. reduced pri's |. unr,. rppv
,uy4a ns Eighth st.. bet ssriS, space sndb.
E>OR sALR-wILL sRLL-PAKT CASH, HAL
S sss q NJ q tas ss
Columbia street; Of medium size: now rentsd 70
good tsnAnts, and Always IN demand Inquire ~ o.
OuMMIhs. tHo. sa ssvsnth street) Boos and
ENoR SALE OR REMIT OFFER FOR SALE
II The thres twostory BRICK HOUSES shuated
on street south. between Sixth and Four -and.a.
nall srees west ON easy terms. In the meAntime
vii rent them 81 go per month. payable In I'D
van0e' Gas and water on preptsss poowpr,
isia1 Va ave- and -Four, and hall st s.M.
CSOR sALR BY
II AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Csrner New York ave, nad Fifteenth street,
THREE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES,
RANGING in price from sssOoo to $4,000; and several
other frstOlAss Houses IT -.
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
and lots In all parts OF tho city.
HOUSES and LOTS st Mount Pleasant iei+d
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RATES OF ADVERTISING 4
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Twenty nve cents per limo Advertisements undcr
be bad Of "For Sale or Rent" wanted" "Jost
and found. ."snd Personal twelve and half cents
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ExECuToR's SALE OF A PAIR OF HAND
vel mscbsd scupd ma fss: t. a hsnd. nsI hsIh
toll = ROBRRTS, Executor of II. T. Roberts. No.
8 II. Paul street, BALTIMORE. seteodlts
LHOR SALE OR RENT-TwO VERY DRsIR-
II ABLE STORES, Nus 1915 and 1917 Seventh
' HAIL SSp&dat. arocer.,
Jy2e0u No. bf Marhet Rpace
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-oN SIXTH STREET, NEAR THE ST.
IA James Hotel, on Monday last Q MOCKIN0-
b lhD. liberal reward will be paid n returned TO
this office. ssiiIn
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For SALE AND RENT.

DOR sALE,-w1LL DE SOLD CHEAP,
tween second aud Third streets. Inquire Al 1865
Columbia street, betwoen and o ats, sell 6t.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-10
Action OF the Farmers.

Al least sc, 900 farmers have hclt
meetings and conventions in Illinois
within tho past few months, aud with.
Outa siugle exception have passed
resolutions denounCing tho "back. pay
steal Of Congress; and they didn'l
lpince wuriu about It, either, AT the
Iroquois meeting last week the follow.
ins we're adopted:
Res1lytd, That we denounce In unquali.
tiCd terms the act Of Congress III increasing
their pay, commonly known as tho Salary
Grab and pledge Ourselves not 10 vote fol
or support Tor office any man who voted ioF
the blil or accepted the unjust ray.
Resolved, That the President OF tho Uni.
ted States, In signing the bill by which the
taI.paI eisarc robbed OF millions, putliug
100000 In his own pocket, has rylaccd a
morbid avariCc unparalleled Ia tue history
OF AnpFira.
So Mr., Grant comes In for bis share
Of tho odium, as we'll as every other
itching palm that poured tue salary
grab into their own pockets. This
only shows that the whole country is
full Of Just indignation at such high.
handed robbery among those WHO
should set 40 example Of honesty aud
integrity. SALARY GrabbCr" will be
the cpitaph Of many Of our svariciOuS
politicians who arc now politically
killed,
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Tho Legislature.

Our cOsempOrary Of the Wheeling
RICHTER very truthfully says that
"among tho difficulties bosetling the
efforts ola majority Of the present
Legislature to enact n wholesome code
Of laws, tho factious opposition ola
handful Of mere partisans has had a
most pernicious influence. There arc
some honorable exceptions to the mum.
hcr, but barring these. the con !uct of
tho Radical members Of tho Legisla.
turC has been reprehensiblc in tho last
degree. They have used their power
to obstruct the adoption Of measures
fer the common good, and have avail.
cd themselves Of every ttchnicality al
lowed by parliamentary usage to do.
feat the most wholesomo aud necessary
laws. Their whole object and ain
has boon TO bring into disrOputO the
proceedings Of tho Legislature, and
they have stopped ut no means, how.
ever untru,hful, to accomplish this
object. Their former tactics arc al.
ready observable in tho proceedings
at Tho present session, and their gar
bled reports Of Legislative proceedings
and their onc.sidsd correspondence
from tho State Capital finds ready ad.
mitance to Radical newspapers aud
credcncc in radical minds.
1.-THE Legislature is daily giving
the lie to these calumnics, and is earn.
ing for itself the rcspcc. and cO.opera.
ton Of the best classes Of our citizens,
The people appreciate better than ever
before tic difficulties tina. have been
encountered, and arc moro than ever
before disposed to exercise a lCnicni
aud discriminating judgment. II the
Legislature will but continue 10 labor
with the industry that has marked the
beginning ofits present session, and
complete its lubors at tho timc already
agreed upon, no complaint will ever
hereafter DO preferred against II by
tho fair.mindcd aud intelligent people
of tie sta.O."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-10
CHARLESTON.

Ir. Editor.
send you q copy of your Railroad
bill, as /. passed beth houses ysstOr-
day. IT will become q law by tue up.
proYal Of the Governor. and there Il
no doubt but what he will approve it.
A Senate bill was engrossed to-day,
rc.arrauging tho Congressional Dis.
tricts, by which no change is made in
any except to give Braxton county,
Gncluding Moses Cunningham to our
District. No. l. On this question the
Senate had a bard ,ussle, but tue bill
finally pussei-l2 to q.
Governor Jacob has been called
upon for an exhibit Of his cxpCndi.
turos out Of the Civil Contingent Fund
-lc has answered, but fails to show
for what services be has expended it.
The Auditor will be called upon to.
morrow for the vouchers. Poor Jacob
is utterl, crushed by bis bad advisers.
lie is much better than they are.
Even Sherrard is unwilling to sustain
him now in many things.
The bill! Of last wluter, requiring
exact balances TO he struck every year,
has worked a revolution 10 fiuancss,
that will 10 beneficial 10 tho future
The Legislature Is not embarrassed aud
have no friends poorer than them.
selves. aud none having better credit.
Yours, &c. 7.
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4GubernatOrial yiev..'

The Charleston Journal, really the
leading Republican journal Of the
State, feels constr ained, under The
above heading, to pitch into Governor
Jacob upon general principles, lCnoun-
cling him as incapable, and cOwarlly
and his sounselors as weak, partisan
blockhuads. 10 referring to the late
message. the Journal also says that
public expectation has boon disap.
pointed in it, and iutimates that It is
not worth the trouble Of printing.
Tho Journal then makes a few extracts
from the document, and concludes it,
article with other slura upon tho Ex-
ecutivc.
Although We have felt it our duty
to differ with Mr.. Jacob upon some
questions, yet we do not propose To
allow tho Republican press, which moi
long ago held him up Us "tllo model
man" to yillify him in this manner
after they thiuk they have obtained
from him all they can, to serve their
own purposes. The Journal should
have printed the message, and given
its rra,lcrS an opportunity to pass
upon It's merits. So far as We arc con.
ccrncd, wO felt no lIesitaucy in COM
mCndiug the message. as "a tersc,
brief and pointed document, worthy
tho pcrasal Of all" and in this opinion
tho Democratic press Of tho State
agree.
Ufall the sins in the dccaloguc, in.
gratituls is the most dcspicaGlc; and
this outrageous article OF the Journal
should, and doubtless will, call forth
tho condemnation Of all good mCn, DO
matter how they have regarded the
previous course Of Mr.. Jacob.
The plain fact is, that no man
protesting Democratic principles. aud
holding thereto. can hope for any good
to himself from our opponents. Il
they can divide us. they triumph / and
when they fail ia this attempt. and
they SEQ that their game is lost, they
turn with SANDER and villifcation ppor
the persons whom they expected to be-
tray.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-10
The virginia Debt,

We observe tia. some anonymous
newspaper writer's ate attempting tc
bring before tie Legislature the ooh-
liberation Of tue amour, in which this
Stats 10 Indebted TO Virginia. We
trust that tho Legislature will lot tue
question severely alOne, During The
session Of tho Convention. Hon. Sam
u,l Woods, ono Of the delegates FROM
this District, took tie bull BY The horns
when all others seemed afraid to face
tie music. lie took the bold ground
that this Slate owed nothing 10 Viz
ginta and, nothing being due, II was
unnecessary to insert a clause 10 tho
now Con,ttlu.ien plcdgiug thc:Staic 10
pay a demand for which Sue was not
iu,,ly4iaJlc. 10 this, Dir. Woods Was
endorsed BY the Convention aud BY tie
people, aud as 0 consequence, tho new
Constitution 10 silent upon tho subject.
We believe, With Mr.. Woods, that
Yves. Virginia owes not ons cent 10
Virginia and We believe that tue leG-
i,ldrre will wisely pursue The plan
= ,ur,c II duty ty giving the asiia'ots
}. tie suljcci tls col shoulder
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THE WORLDS AWARD,

rs shown by sales, proved by sworn re.
turns 10 tho owners ofthe principal sewing
machine patehts-which last year amount.
Cd 10 two hnulrrl and nineteen thousand,
seven hundred and iiny-cight (2l9, 75s.
machines, nine out OF ten ofthem being fol
family use. This Is ovCi 45, 600 more sew.
Ing machines than were sold by any other
company for the same period, and over one
quarter Of all the machines sold In ls12.-
These enormous sales arc owing to tile long
tested merits Of the Singer Machines, which
meet tho wants Of the public in superiority
and simplicity Of construction, and capa.
bility for great variety and excellence oil
work. That the users Of Sewing Machines
find these desirable qualities In tho
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-10

tbs pride of yirglni.ns in being
such has generally boon the subject Of q
good deal amusement among those from
outside of it, but the press over there
just new aro geing into ecs.acies because
Governor Allen and Senator Thurman i,
recently elected iu Ohio, were native
yirginians. One Of their most
popular song, is "old Virginia never
tire" It's singular coincidence and
one that yirginians may well be proud
Of We join them in congratulations
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BYreaspp Of bis many violations 81
several of The coEmaninents, We
recommend that our friepl Of the
Charleston Chronicle go to praying at
once, for ljA is Ehort, and ho has q
great deal ls answer for. Asbe lspot
accustomed to appearing before lhe
throne, yc RECOMMEND his adoption Of
tho petition of The old Virginia dprkey
who, after beseeching Deity for nun.
berries, things, said, "But, oh Lord il
you can't GID nc oil I ask, do grant
dis great 6lCssil'. dat dis niger never
more make 4 id ass Of hissclf!"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-10
Democracy,

Tho New York lIyrld claims, which
we believe is not denied ~ the oppO,i-
ton, that tho Democratic party Gai q
majority Of the white voters Of The
country. Il sayI
The total negro population Of tic
States excluding tho territories J 10
1870 was 4, s35, 600 aud reckoning QUO
voter to six COlOrcd inhabitants, the
negro vote was 10 round numbers,
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Later.

Special dispatch TO the Register.
CnANLEsroS, Nov. 8,
On motion Of Hon. j. N. Bennett
the Seusto to-day unanimously
passed q Joint Resolution which was
concurred 10 by tho House Of Dele
gates with only three negative votes,
TO adjourn sine die on the Fifteenth
Of December. All tho legislation ne.
cessary to adapt the CodO 10 tue new
Constitution will have been aeoOm.
plished ly that time.
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VIRGINIA,
NEW YORK.
MARYLAND,
OREGON,
WISCONSIN,.
How about Dead Democrat,
Forward to Victory
In 1876.

We feel OycrjOyCd this morning al
the glad news We have to offer to our
readers; and we know that thousands
Of West Yirginiaps will shout their
thanks to their brave brethren in the
Old Dominion. to tho gallant DemOc.
racy Of tho Empire State, and to the
noble men who have redeemed cyOp
Wisconsin. Coming events cast
their shadows before them" and the
triumph in Ohio was but the precursor
Of coming victory. Stand firm to
your allegiance; Democrats. aud in
1876 We will sweep the country like a
whirIwind,
We subjoiu below an editorial arti.
clio from the Wheeling IatsRigeHecr
(Republican) Of tho 9th inst, giving
It's views upon tho elections. As d
matter of course the lnseliiyearcr
draws it mild as possible; and next
week, when tho full returns arc mad Q
known. wO may look for a much
greater victory than that paper now
admits. The editor says that tue
OHIO EPIDEMIC Is AlRoAp IN TUB LAND !!
The Feiprntfron New York, virginia and
Wisconsin,, sstar as received, indicate that
tho Democrats hare carried all these States.
The Republicans carried :hCnl oil last year.
ne are not, Of coprJe, surprised at tue result
In virginia. HG hare already expressed our
anticipItioas Of such result. Tie lsSpnb-
lean majority Tor Grant Inst year In that
State Was not n true Indication Of public
opinion. liz carried Il by default, because
tho Democrats were pauir stricken over the
result In POnhsylvrnla at the October cleo
ton. Butln New York Gov. Dix had over
80, 600 majority last year, and II looked rs II
there ought 10 be 40 even chance this year
anyhow, The Ohio epidemic, however, Is
abroad IN the land. The Congressman who
voted themselves rich arc hearing something
or somebody dipp on every occasion. This
stat. Of the public MUD Is still moro forclbly
shown by tho rptufnlfFuH Wisconsin where
GRAFT had $4,000 majority las, year, and
wIhburn, now defeated, bad Oyrr a,00O ID
1911. And equally bad are tie returns from
Massachusetts, where ing;rRd Of II, 900, Al
last year, We have 10000 this year. THIS Il
The worst case Of IhrinkRgc We hare sect
since the panic Set In. Il indicates that Y
We bad about ono lnorc "SNlary Grab" Rnt
another Credit MOhiller 10 encounter /
would require search warrant 10 discoVs
tho existence Of Republican party.
II must be delightful TO tue "back pay
members to contemplate these returns. Al
the lanented Greedy said on certain oeCa
sion, they are "mighty interesting reading.
Democratic m,joritiCs are conceded
by tho Republicans as follows l,
Virginia, 25. 900 to $4,000; in Nc,
York, IS, 200 to 10000; aud 10 Wis
consin from 5000 to 10000. Di
anybody hO ar anything "drapF"
oRraos has ropudiated the corrsE
Republican party, Gran. carried Oh
I sgon by over 4 900, and now tho Dem
ocrats elect. NCsmith to Congress, b
$500 majority.
TnE Democrats of Baltimore re
elected Hon. Joshua Vansant. Mayor
by nearly 10000 majority. Bot
branches Of tile City Council arc Den
ocratio.
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- Lost. during the storm on Tue
lth inst the bottom Of q ship known
as the Republican l'arly. a liberal
reward will 10 paid for IL, recovery,
As the ship /, bound to sink without Il.
Address U, S, GrNuI, Salt River
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These orc The Highest SeSing Ma.
chine Apartis at Fienaa.

The SINGER received all the medals
awarded to either Of the competing Ma.
chimes, and two medals more than any
other obtained. Then, in the natuo 0
truth, what Is II that prompts people to
claim recommendations for the Diploma Of
llonorl The fact Is, no Diploma ofHOnor
has been given TO any Sewing Machine
Company, but immcasurably better Is
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-10

SENATOR THURMAN, in late speech
at Columbus, Ohio, said: "Whatcysr
claims to merit tho Republican party
may have had in tho pasi, its rulers hayo
ceased to govern wisely and we'll, Tho
people no longer have confidence in
tllOni. aud the time Is not far distant,
| think, when this want Of confidence
will bear its proper fruit. Bat let no
one suppose that victory over misrulc
will be gained without a mighty ttrug.
glO. Ono hundred thousand Office
holders and employees. vast multitude
Of government contractors and parasites,
special privileges and monopoly in
almost every conceivable form, will
not let go their hold on power and plum.
der without gigantic efforts to retain II.
But mighty as their forces, tho people,
iftrue 10 themselves, arc yet more
mighty" Thatisatruc presentation Of
tho task before tho Democratic party,
and they must prepare for the contest
in tho most thorough manner.
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Iatm.n. Read audi P,sfl.

There /. not q spider hanging on The
kings wall but has his Grand; there
Is not an animal, vegetable, or any
thing Noah saved in bis Ark but What
was made aud saved fer good. Aud !
will have itihat God never created a
man 10 be abltnk aud TO 10 . netting,
therefore I announce myself
weGt YlrKluia's phoinha 10 Manu-
facturer.
kT Send for circulars aud learn to
increase your crops and ssi your 6slds
In rich moldosS Of grass. All inqui.
ries answered Agents wanted IN ey.
cry Township.
II. II, GiLI, Manufacturer,
Look Drawer ia. Wheeling, VIVA,
Oct 81, 1873, q months.
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Al the Vienna Exhibition the SINGER
received the Medal OF Merit, the Medal Of
Progress, and three other Medals for supcri.
ority Of productions.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-10
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
InChaaOery

S$StIye. Being pure.
Mc~ lyt0EotAble, they
Az contain no mei.
NJ curry or mineral
~ gwhhtever. Much
serious sickness and suffering g prevented By
their timely usei and eycry family should
have them on hand for their protection and
relief when required, Long experience Ia,
proved them 70 he the safeat, stireat, and
best OF all tho Pills with which the market
abounds. BY their occasional use, tho blood
Is purified, tic corrtiptons Of the system o..
PEELED, DISTINCTIONS removed, and Tho whole
machinery OF life restored 70 u healthy hetir,
ity. Internal organs which become clogyed
and sluggish arc elcansed by Ayer's l1lis,
and stimulated Into action. Thus inclplent
disease 10 changed into health, The yalno Of
which change, when fcckoned on the vast
nultltudes who enjoy Il, can hardly DO com,
putod. Thelr: sugireoailng makes them
tnimpalred for any length Of time, % thai
they arc ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, thoy arc mild, and oper.
Aio without disturbance 70 tho constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions are givep on tho wrapper "a
each box, how 70 use them ~ > Family Physlc,
and for lhe following complaints, which these
For Dyspepsia or Indlaestien, List.
leAanets, LanGnor, and 1laAA or Ape.
pite, they should be taken moderately 10
stimulate thc stomach, and restore W healthy
tone and action.
Tor liver Ceinplnlnt and lp various
tymptoms, Bilious Headache, sick
1Headaehe, Jaundiee or Grsen Sick.
ness, lftlieus Collie and Dilloua Fes
yels, they should 10 juhlciouliy takon fof
each case, 10 correct the diseased action, OF
remove Tho distractions which cause n
Tot Dyientery Or ninrrhRn, hut ono
Mild dose % generally required.
for uheumnttaIi, Gout, Gravei,
Pnlpttntion Of the Heart, Pals ID
the Hidr, hack, and Leins, they should
We eentlnuously taken, ~ required, % change
tlc diseased hcllon, Of The system. with such
For nHopsy and nropsieai Swell.
inEa, they lholld 10 taken In largo and fre.
guent doses 10 produce the eject o. drastic
purge,
hiSn, As X rpfodSsss' ths desired sssct y y
Asa Dinaer Pir, takeone or two Piiis,o
promote dlscAtlee and relieve lhe stomach. 4.
and bowels, feitoFcl Nc appetite, and inylgof.
aiei Dc sysiem, Hence u Is ofien adyhhta.
gcoui where no serious dprAngemcnt exits.
one who feels tnlefAhiy well, often dnds that
q dose of those pntt makes him feel decd.
edly better, rom their cleansing and reno
waiting eSect on the digestive apparatus,
rREFAREp Mt
pr. ]. O. AYIR d CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, y. $. A,
y0n SALE ny ALI pRuGolsTs EyBarWnERE
Tor sale by
T, NJ. CtlALfANT, Ag't, wOslOu :
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S I N @ E R

above all Others, Is shown by Tue sales aboy,
given, aside from the awards oflnternAtion.
al Juties, either at home or abroad.
]. IL. HANSON, Gen. As't.,
ClARKsBuBa. W. Va.
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onn nm. an ~
svR,yvH az we; legto votes we're
gwen 70 eFaRt; We nave accordingly
n aala IGf estimating 'ae np@OoF OF
S.,' Shlte supporters a 10. zoo
;5tanIs 1o.aI Ss'e' e'S w, 'I ooo
Negro soIe, evp, wv
a he. v hoW compare Inc Whise VOC iCF
y Eralt WIN Tue wnlIe democratic 10, V o., ;
10, r9Lel Democratic S vO!e' 81 %, 'y yaa
n ",' ,',' w, n, s', n,,,,., s57s;
This result is dedvced from tho act 70
uaI figures, on the supposlllon ina. tue
whole Democratic vote was poIled anu
that the ratio OF negro voters to nccgrC,
population was the same as tho ratio oil
white yotors to white population
Ns''hEFH Of these suggestions IL quite ac .,
GaFa'o' Hundreds OIL thousands ~, o.
Democrats stayed away from tue pollsi
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THE sQUIRES, HOUSE,
Sutton. Braxtoh County,
N. B. soUIREs Proprietor.

~ Parties contemplating a witt tosui'
ton would DO we'll 10 'iput up ~ lhn
House. No Effort will DO spared 10 plsA,a,
Man and Heat will W well cared ioE'
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Nnuutaataspufa 0RRtuu
T n'ao,,'s So,'nS I'n,S,, NJ
'AS S-.IS o w " ", w.
0'At1 1,S,ohsr On is7s
e.,1,,,h,;e I AZ. 80 t''''
sahue' na saSi;n .naS
a y Rr,bsSIs mo,oSaat.
~. ~ " n.s,nss. aa;nn bns
s ;a..I '" nns.s N ~ s,a,
~ la. y. u ans s ssS H' :,
..T .s.h Tas s p,.t
e1Is sIH"u "
pe'ui
vs.
Allen Simpson, late
Sheriff Of Lewis county,
III a. .noL adn,;n;.,,
auu 20 su W., u =, .",,
tor Of Jedidiah y. Wall
do, deceased, Elizabeth
Waldo. inner own RIGHT.
49, .a,.;.;s..s,.: In Chanoery
W. anu ~ au'I ~ ~, W
Thaddeus 4. Waldo,da-
ceased, and Of Isaac
yyaIdo dceeassd and M
sH ss SsI n NJ.
Rua,u'an y. " war
do, Isaac Waldo, CHARLES
Wheeler, Harry Cam.
dan Waldo infant child
- m, H.. ID WI
vlaiuauaeus umuo'
deceased, BY John Bran.
non, bis guardian I'D
lli,im. Elln Waldo v;d. /
"sss":, mr.s,,
eW ., .saia Anauuas Il
4. P, Golf.
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TnE Democrats of Baltimore rc'
elected Hon. Joshua vansant, Mayor,
by nearly 10000 majority. Both
branches Of tile City Council arc Dem.
Ocratio.
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oRraos has rspudiated the corup
Republican party. Grant carried Or
egon by over 4 900, and now tho Dem
ocrats elect. NOsmith to Congress b!
$500 majority.
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Scare not q single toss.up,
Whether NoGsup whip Button,
Or Hutton whip MOsinp.h

Tie great matter Of Importance 10 US
all. is TO secure representation for wo
feOl assured, that whether Ben Wilton
or John ]. Davis go 10 Congress from
thi. District, either Of them would do
liz lsyel best to secure to our people
Ito advantages Of tho great improve
,nent ofwAipL Governor Jacob speaks.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-01

The newspaper IS tho product of
vast labor and thought. Aud yet,
when you arc face to face with it, and
it talks in such an easy, natural way,
making itself completely at home with
you, you arc prone to forget at what
cost 1t has been brought into life. 1t
comes to you 50 quietly and smoothly
that you may well be pardoncd for
tripping into the dclusion that it
springs into voice and bcing-somc-
thing like Minerva sprang in full
panoply from the brain of Jupitcr-at
the mere touch of a magic wand. ,4
Turf, Field and Farm.