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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-11

A Glenrille correspondent of the
Wheeling Ptgista asks the Kitchen
Cabinet some very unpleasant qusI-
lions. lie says:
The Governors late unpIeas,ntnes.
with the Board of Public Works must
Of necessity involve somebody or some.
thing in q pecuniary loss. A nav and
interesting question then arises, "Who
is to foot the bill?' The counscl.'
fees, the per diem and mileage Of the
bogus Board Of Directors Of tho IIospi.
tai for tho Tnsane-tLs trip ofAllcn
Simpson, Treasurer Of this mythical
Board, to Charleston after ten thousand
dollars. and back again without 1t, the
, cost ct the suit, &c. Must the State
lose 1t or the Governor and Cabinet +!
Rumor has it that honest Jeremiah
paid Allen Simpsons expenses to
Charleston out Of the contingent fund.
| would just like to know. you know.
BY what authority this was dono.
Chapter 8 Of the Acts Of the LsgiIla.
ture, section 5, appropriates ten
thousand dollars ito pay upon the or.
dor Of tie Governor, all expenses 10
the execution Of any law" for which
the Legislature has made mo appro.
priation. This is the "civil contin.
gent fund" by section l Of thi, same
chapter, it is provided, THAT no mon.
ey belonging to any fund shall be
taken for any other purpose than for
that for which Il has been or may be
appropriated or provided"
II Simpsons expenses were so paid,
as rumored, 1t is thought that no au.
thOrity eau DO shown for It.
Is this the way for an honest Gov.
ernOr to protect tho teasuryl To
what extent is It proposed TO protect it
in the same way! ENQUIRER.
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The State Printing.
CLARxsDuRr, August s.

M. Editor.
It has been remarked here that
TnE DEMOCRAT has heretofore con.
demned the wholesale abuse Of tho
State Printer; and common ded a pa.
tien. hearing Of the whole case, so
that, after all tue evidence had been
heard, the people might pass judgment
upon that individual understaudingly.
| am net that sort Of politician who
would say that everything that was
don. BY a Democratic partisan or By
the Democratic party, was, as a conse.
quence, right. Full we'll do rec.
0gnize human fallibility. But have
boon brought up to believe that "fair
play Is a jewel" and l want to see
that doctrine prevail.
Ny idea is. that whenever anything
in household becomes offensive to the
members Of the family, or dangerou, to
the common good, 1t should be cast
cut; or, at least, some measures should
be adopted whereby its evil tendencies
may be checked.
| believe, on the same hypothesis,
that a political party should carefully
guard against the ill.ad yissd or uulaw.
ful assumption Of sny man or set Of
men as to its loadcrship-norC Ospsc.
tally when such individuals have upon
them the faint Of guilty practices. The
State Printer, Mr. Henry s. Walker,
is ono Of this class. Having been
publicly charged with malfsaeense iu
Office and il being we'll kusKn that
there is no law under the sun for the
huge job Of printing lately scattered
through the State for the school cleo.
ton; It Is appropriate. at this time, for
the Democratic press Of the State to
disown any completely in the 'trausnc.
ton. 1t bshOores political party to
keep its skirts clear.
Henry S. Walker may or not have
been guilty Of tho charges preferred
against him in the I.cgislaturs-the
popular opinion, founded upon the sy.
idsncS iddussd, is adverse 10 him.
But DO this as II may, | know Of a
surety that he had no right under
heaven to flood the State with notices
Of election, pOll.boOks, certificate, Of
election, and even election tickets to
DO used at the election held last Fri. |
day, at a cost Of from $4,000 To
$4,000 to tho State. So iar as TaE
DEAOCRAr Is concerned, therefore,
you should denOunsO this Illicit
transaction; aud | think I speak
for tue Democracy Of this section when
| say that The patty repudiates aud
denies any endorsement Of, OF compile.
ity In the affair.
Let the Democratic press Of the
State speak out 10 behalf Of honesty
Ind fair play, ifthey desire the eontin.
lance in power Ofths dominant party
Or IL we fail 10 our duty 10 this re-.
,ard, aud taeitly endorse tho glazing
wrongs above referred to, we shall soon
70 sent into Q deserved retirement.
AK 0Lp EDITpR.
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Taken by surprise.


BULLTowS, JAY 30.
Mn. WoFR During our July
Court a report was nOised abou. that
the abutmsnts Of the Sutton suspension
bridge, on the northeast side Of Elk,
were 10 great danger Of falliSg. The
Court appointed to examine into the
matter a Committee composed Of q.
s. Evans. Francis Stuart aud Moses
Cunningham, who repaired 10 the
supposed scene Of danger and they
found that q stable belonging to my
worthy friend N. b. Squires, which
stood near the abutments, was the on
ly thing that seemed to be 10 any dan
ger. However, after consulting in
tho shade short time, tho committee
agreed to report in favor Of an appro-
priatiOn of $50, to DO spent under the
supervision Of James Humphreys, for
the repair Of said abutment: and now
friend Norman may lie down and rest
in peaes-hts stable is safe.
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A Central High school.

"A.Lewis County Teacher" suggest,
10 the following letter an idea which
has long been a favorite one With US
1t may possibly DO a littl0'prcmature
to move In the matter now but II will
do no harm to have The subject well
discussed. Such au institution would
not only DO Eel. as lever 10 tue cdu.
Cational cause, but II would introduce
enterprise, refinement and energy
among the young folks IWho will soou
DO called upon to rule our country.
We commend tho matter to our peo.
pie; aud shall be glad 10 hear any
further suggestions from those who
take interest in these matters.
/, WESTON, Augus!'G.
Editor Democrat.
Permit Tue, through the columns Of
your paper, to bring before tho public
a matter Of educational interest.
TIE rapid progress Of education 10
our county ha, made It necessary that
tho public should provide a system Of
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NOTICE TO REVERSE DEoREE
To the uOS. Jonx BaAssOx, JuDoE,

To the HoS. JONI BRASSoS, JupoE,
&c.
The petition Of the undersigned, Johp
Taylor, Of the county Of Randolph, respect.
fully represents that he Is aggrieved BY a
final decree rendered In the Circuit Court Of
said county, In the Chaneery cause OF the
Valley BANK against himself and others,
whereof large suns Of money were deereed
TO be paid, and the lands Of your Petitioner
were decreed to be sold, and they were sold
TO pay said debts. Your Petitioner shows
that In said cause he was not served with
any process therein that when the same
was heard and determined, the said cause
was to all legal intent al Rules; that the
same was improperly set for hearing that
he never appeared In said cause, or EN-.
plOyed, retained OF authorized counsel 10
appear for him In said cause, aud that there
fore the said decree was In form rendered
upon a bill taken for confessed, al
though improperly and erroneouIly 10 rem
dered for the reasons Aforesaid.
The said complainant Ia said cause, viz /:
the Yally Bank, will therefore take notice
that on the frat day Of the next term OF the
Circuit Court Of Randolph county, will
move the said Cout, to reverse said decree
for the reasons Aforesaid, and for other err.
rors apparent upon the face Of the record Of
the proceedings In said cause.
JOHN TAYLOR,
BY bis Attorneys.
Golf & Woods Att'ys for Taylor.
july2l.4t
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IIOnOlS

Is the beat in this market. lie calls par
tieulAr attention TO his assortment Of fne
old Rye and Bourbon ThlIkies, which no
offers at the lowest market prices.
p. TiERSFY. dec II
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THE FIERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor Of this old and pop.
ular stand would respectfully inform
he public that he has just received n ihll
ynd complete stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of the best quality and at the lowest prists.
flig stuck of
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FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
vADNS III

and can offer good inducements to ihOei
wishing to exchange their wool for goods.
We are frequently annoyed by persons
who represent themselves 10 be our agenli
for selling our goods and buy ing wool. ",
here state alphabetically that We
EMPLOY NO AGENTS.
Those wishing warranted article in our
line should come TO the Factory, or direct
all communications by mail 10 the Compl'
ny. Being aware that parties are eirculn.
ting bills, stating that we do not pay the
highest market prices for wool, wO desire &c
say that we receive monthly price lists from
all the large wool dealers in the tast, and
can inform all those desiring to know wha
the prices are, whether they wish to diSposI
Of their wool to US or not. Call and see iol
yourselves. ] II. CLIFTON AGO.
CUSTOM WORK done al The usual
rates, on abort notice.
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r osESzo D. sTRADER,
JOSEPH A. WATSON,
. p A i N n E r.

P 4 ] n T E z,
Weston, W. Va.
Parties in Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing taeir heuses, signs, 81 furniture
painted, will do well 10 communicate with
me beforegoing elsewhere. Paper.bAngiug
and Withdrawing promptly attended 0
Terms moderate; and all work warrante d
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Ar 7. FRA NJ
Ma -ATIoRSLy At LAW
Sutton, Braxtou County, W. Va,
VIII practice In II e Courts ofBraxtoa and
adjoining counties. All business promptly
attended to-
nR 7. D. EDMlsroN,
ID -PHYEClCiAN AID SURGEON
whst not professionally elgaged can 10
found a his Office aud residence, ltihs
house fol neIly occupied by Dr.. Camden.
REsSRTr. LOUIS BENNETT,
j NJ BENNETT & son,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Weston, W. Va.
Practice in the State and Federal
Courts Of West VirginiA.
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WY, f. LIVELY,
wv -ATToRSHr At LAM
GLENYlLLE, ". VA,
Practices In 6ilmer, Lewis and adjoIn-
Ing eounties. All business promptly at
tended TO.
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THE WOODEN FACTORY
wEs7Oy, W. Va,

TTAyENo COMMENCED OPERATIONS
III for the manufacture OfWool, We shall
oiier the highest cash prices for that article
We have on hand a large stock Of
JEANS,
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DREsToN DAWSON,
-ELAcEsNirH AND IRON.WeRkHR
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, etc. re,
paired on short notice, and on the mo,l
reasonable terms. HOrse-ShoeiDg carefully
attended TO:
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Idesire a comparison Of Goods
and Prices.

N | shall sell only for CASH or
PRODUCE; as l keep no Books aud
make NJ Accounts.
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FOR SALE.
A Valuable Building Lot
IN TUE Town on WESTON.

Situate on the corner Of Main and Fist SIS.
having a frontage Of lilo feet on First itfecl
by 100 feet on Alley No /. The lot has tips 4
It good stable, smoke.houSe, &c., and
some fne frul. trees. tis one Of the MOS,
desirable building lots in the town, and will
be sold cheap. The lot will be divided into
two parts II desired by purchasers. Title
indisputable. Apply 10 or address
JACOB STERN, Weston.
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+ Guilt ct 0 II.
Wcrcttctc Gbrc,
9tppclle
bptt
Gbuunb Suffer.
(8ortlfBuns.)

"Mittlsrpstle lam 5tIn3s na& 9aule
uno mstnte. Ia Id itm msin 8.bau.rn
aubsrte, elstd NIT elmer unanssnsbm.n
Manisr, Der Saabsn wsrte H& bsnn
am enbs nod tras.n IaHen, ia I'm Gan
gen lst % i9m f&isr Iisb. ta6 Is 70 ae.
fomnsn. Nun f5nne sr bic 8trants.
runssn MAIDEN. tie CT lansa I'm Sinn
ssbabt. Sb sr 70 bod ssrF&.rt lst une
t9m bas nidt 3u tteur wsrie
frasts Id, unb ba antwortet Ct pieber
nit rUtsr Maplsr, bafir wiirb. sr lttun
ferssn, bas piit sr gut ssnus, unb er
woue eaber aud nI&t wsitsr an b.n
@bl&las unb bic @rObtsittn bsntsn, bic
r Dom @lten - 70 briidts tr Ht iiber
unltrn Batter aus - btutt Mlorssn su
bS,sn bsfommtn. Der ,psrts aud 1tou
nod IN fla ss9sn, unS mir i.isn ia BON
tsbsr sin7&is sswsisn.
yDu fanna b,nftn, bab mid btslt
Dcrte unb bic san,e 0sift ni&t wsnia
dtsrraf&tsa unb srnalia s.rbrpdtn.
Sd lief ibm bunn aa& msrtsn, mas Id
BON t9m sa&ts, unS iasts i'm often 9.r-
aus, bab Id tn btsftm Ssnsbmsn unb
ttsfsn Gnipra&sn niat bic Danftarteit
fdnbe. bic sr Dor allem tsm Batter foul.
big id. @bsr bon glub.n mar bas ni4t.
SIN Gesentt.tI psrltbts sr srpb, ta6 bt.
Dantbatfslt bee 8atsrs nur cine YEiat
s.ssn itn iet. Sb Id ibn far bumm
8snu8 balts, tab sr ni&t wiFen follts,
pas untt unterRdbuns p.ranlabt
bate, unb Of Id stipa CLAUDE, bn6 bas
@sf&sbsns nun aud fir ale Belt ssni.
gen fSnnts 9--1nb bas stns 70 fort NIT
anfp'elunesn uno psrasdtsn DrUbun-
gen, 70 bab Id tbm enbIid fastt, Id
Tonne i9n nur fur tpatr1anis obsr be.
raui&t taIten, ieirsr Sinne I.t sr ent,
f%iebsn ntat ma&tis. Damit brad
Id aut atsr sr metnte toenSou, ba p.r-
Re Ct uns tsnn bod wObl tspsi1.n maI.
fen. bab CT Eel f.br seiunbsm gsr(ianbt
iet. une aIs Id BON Der a9ar fortritt,
risf sr mir nod ibsr BEN SOf BIN mad ;
Id mSSe 90 bsm Batter fassu, aGt Sage
parts sr faOn NOD, LANCER f.t's itm
atsr nt&t mSsli&.
Grau BON Berg ipar bisltr Gr3atluus
NIT asiseatsr unb immsr p.inltt.rer
Mufmertfamfsit ssfclst. @is lief Ha
auf bta Siutl nsbtn BEN @attsn fin.
Ten unb aabie 3uIsbt bas 5aupt auf bic
5anb 70 fawsr, als ub fec gar Mot
trassn fSnae Dor an' ben qualSpaen
@sbanfen. llnb ba He, na&tsm bes
Mamn iaon cine UeiIs ssf&wi.ssn,
snslI& 3u ibm auflat, mar itr auss
ttra nsnspn anb fe fpraa: ,,mas lsa
ID tappn taltsn, @ufas 2 ltn1sr Batter
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pocllc..
@ir 3,pci!

3pet 5rrunbe, bic ilt innis lirbrn
llns nte In itrfm etbsn tribm,
9lf 8tipib ne Gtlienbeii-
Die. MIR miidsn fen s'ltbm.
Msubrif fslisn pi,o ssisbsu
Sn sisfsr lurmbspsatsu .3tii.
Us Gilt pcbl 9irIe, bic ba ftparmsn
gBSbl I'm sie @unf mes 8reunSss wsrbsu
Mbsr Willis III nur WinS,-
Wsil gOribeiL WibsunR 9prwatislsttu
Oft Dilsln In tir 3rruntItait petrn.
gSa5 itlhblib ibr grrtsrten trinat.
aRir fsnnfn bier IN bislsr ehet
1fm 9apiiulinm-tas Ia bat
Der ratrsu 8rsunbs witfli4 lwri;
Die felt 9aIauf non ltt,tbn Sabrsn
cid pirIIi& irsu frssbrn parsn,
unS str'p 5sunbf&aft nipt Sortd.
Soa'n mir ru& psbI bic Namsn atnusr,
I'm frsi unb often lu beleunen,
User tpcbI bic ireusa 8rsunee Gnb 3
Sbr ffnnt iIe fiber ale Ysies
Die boiler 2uif unb tplIu 8rtnte
WQabsnblit bsilammtn ins.
Der sine Ser n bid anb fsit
Sbr ftnni ibn ia, Ssrr......m
Tort brobfn nab ttm 8srae
9r trinft fsin @Ias&tn. IL Sreniist
Wsnn man iI& ieinsr eauns fist-
llns iln8t pis cine erte.
Der andre Ser, aud pcbltsranut
~ NIT ttm 0Ouptrntur ptrpartt
Dem Nam.n na&-p'aaneen!
VI brudt has Nsuss In br Chit
unS Muswaris au bettuten bat;
Sfurj pas MIR il sorbanten.
0s stbt aud ni&t eia Sage porbei
0Eo ni1t Die Sorsrwabntsn 3wd
am giertif& fa bssriibtn-
unS sort In filler ginfamfsit
Wor lauisr Cuff unb aiebIittei
Dss ssIsn ~Safls" ssnif6n.
Oas @las9sn i&msdt ben Ydosn aut
@u$ madt 90 SsSsm frtfSsn Muib
Gid @saes 3u sr,ablea
aSas ba uas bort pafiirft 10
llnS Dr unb Ssnrr wObl ssnisbi;
uno a;iasr tsut's SrrbrbIsn.
90 III Gin Gag bem anben sIsi&
Mn Wlirss nnb an @onne reid,
9Stnu Mor8ens s aufftbsn;
llno aeenSs itIisbt bic GreuntfSaft G$
Gril re@t bon Ntarm ii&nIiS-
sStnn fls fi& pietrlstsnl-
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wa"e' fabIt. Gle b.sanm BON tsm
MOrssnssip.at su srsdtlsn.
atsr Marie farIs faon b.im .ra.u
sSort tsa aaf. so IN .r nod bier 2
90 lam Id itm nod bsa.su.na' rhf
lis p'rjwsilan8spOl unb nit iSb ter.
po'fh lentsn 5brdnsn aus. .Das
tam, fas tatf Id ntht! 0tiie mid
etarlSils. rttte MIDI" llnp pa bi.It
gan, sniltbt nab psm @runee bisIr
@ntfssung. mad hem CHM fOltsrDcrt.
lorldots, ssrnabm Hs In Dor S&lu&,.n
lanm rsrRansIidr I,e.. ta6 Der ga.
ter. als abns r eambsl's Sttauna au
istnsr ao@tsr. a& In sInsr faR ftinb(e.
liStn @sifs sss.n ptnislt.n s,aue.rt
nno ittsn Bstfstr nit ibm fur immsr
ab5'wlsitn babe. uDu fsba,' liiais
eaS @aea.n sneItt Ssfa6tsr. ater bIt.
ter tin,u. ..ta III @q,S aus, mue @uts
IawsiS'n. er fca MID psrs,l.n."
"tlno has tannR Du fas,n - wOasn
8laubsn. OtftUn Du tas 0ss.nttsil
wsibt Obslsi& Du i'm Iista a-bsnn Du
lisbf tbn" iastt CHARLOTTE, aus ibrer
Ssiaubuns auff&ausnb, nit f&m.rslt.
dem Yorwu,f.
absr bas @ae&sn ssti.bts nit bum.
pier 1rausr: .llnb wsnn bas 70 IN -
mas biIft 20 i'm, mas mir 2 Der Batter
anssrt fi& nt&t mir fsnnsn ibn. llnb
auf isInsn Sob wartsh - fSnni,a Du
bas, CHARLOTTE s-@st'. fac 60 ibm-
sr fOu MID laGen, mid ptrssl1.n, uns
bic Dual elmer nsuen 8ssssnuns Ipa.
rem. Dttie qiste bat w.tsr Slid nod
Stsrn. 60 III Mass ,u 9nte."
Gle lief F& nt&t bslawi&tts.n,
niat balten. Sbns eamtsrt stlsbtn ~
babsn, ttiilss fs itrsa Bassn unb iutr
bapon.-
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Sbr Rapital III In 9aartm @eIbe anaslsat.
Sic bat fsin Notsn Sslsm. bas pie Re:isaas
auf benz Gissntbum Iiest. Sic SerIanst fsiae
Nadtabluns. Die Yramisn psrben In barren
8elee einbejablt fur ben gansen 8siraum Der
mem, brei p6er finf Sabrsn, weIte unbsbeutsnb
bOtr Gnb, als tn ben gssenisitissn gsrfl6tr-
uneS> @sftuf fhaftsn.
auf aBunft Der 0rRtstsn psrbsn bts yOIi
cen In beutiter Spraae abssfaBt.
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|StItVtNI'SI+tVIt|u4tY!
Siebung am @luntaa, II. Scbruar,
1878.
3wsi Src6s gapstalisn BON
s., 900 elu jeSes, in 0reenbafs !!
3pei @eminne bon ic $1,OOO)
Siinf @eminne bon ic $500 : G,usnb ads
3ebn 0eiuinnc bon ic $1OO>
Sin @ferb uub SueeD NIT filbers
befblasenem 0ef6irr, tpertbSGOO
Gin feincS SfofenbplS 4Sianp BON
fdouem 1oa, iuertb $500.
10'Jamilisns Natma1&ts
men, wertb 500 tebe!
Jinf bunting gals llbrsn In ftwsrsn
aolotntn 0staufsn. unb NIT gpIptnsh
8stitn, psrt9 $500 isee.
Ganf eplSsne @meritantfhe Suniins
Cafe utrsn, w.rib $l25 isbs. 3sbn
goltsne Damtn 5untin9 Cafe llbrsn,
wsrtb S75 isbt. 800 solpsnt unb H.
bsrnt Nnfer. llt,sn In bunting Gaf,s.
0u1ammsn), t,bs I'm 0srtb BON $50 bio
S300. @olbsne 8tttsn, Stltsrwaarsn,
Siionterts, u.i. To.
3abl ber 9ei1enfe, 5000 !
9ooie Iimitirt auf 10000.
gasntsn psrbsn ysrlanst. Tim 9sple ,u ssrFaafsn,
btnsa liberale grdmisn bewiuist tpsrbsu.
Gin,sIne eoUis, 800; feds eoOle, $500
,p6lf 2ools, $1,000 fanfunt,wausis eoOft,
500.
Girsulars, in bsmltsr Spra9s, psIte sins
ppuaanbise 2ille Der yrsils. fuwie cine 8sltrei>
buns ber bisbuna nasmstbobe unb peitsre Snfcrlna.
tipnen in 8e,ue auf bic 8nlppfuns sntbaltsn,
werpen an Ssbnmann ssf4idt psrbsn, Der pisfsI>
ben befellt,
Mae Brisfe iInb ~ abrsfFren an:
&, 8. Sine,
Office: Yor SO,
10t Welf S. CIR, Cincinnati,
Cincinnati, 8. Sbtp.
Oh. II, 72-1S.-San. 8, 1873.
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,,0eri,,dmia"
&ranfen ltuterititnngs-
@e1eQ l0aft
bpn MlIcNb { u y.
(SnsOiporirt BON Der @sIebetbuns bts Staatss
gsnniplyanisr AM lG. MirS 1871
OtFee: gio. 23S Of'Ogioitr
llnterliet aranfe unb bur6 8ufaa guun>
elidte untsr ben IitsraIilen 9seinsunBsn.
Seamte
prifibent-Gubplpb 6. SebmIsr.
. Ices @usult Deinmarn.
S6atmeilsr-Gbriitian StIidtr.
Sefretdr-I. Stmit.
General l. @gent-S 6eltlinB.
9ireftoren:
&. 6. Ssbmlsr Wb. Sbmibt,
@nton 9icslsr, @usult Deinmana,
SoIspb DsbatU, Gbrilt. Slider,
gBm S6ubmabtr. Geo. &islst,
gaspar @abn.
ats- lin allen mislibsn Sintsrssbunssn scr.
,uf0mmen, linb ALE Isentsn nit snsm Seelaus
bisunssf6sine. wtltsr pom YraHcent une Sefrs,
tir Der 8slsaltaft unierjsibnet IN, ssrfsbsn. -
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unb yott Gounttts.
Stdti9e s(9enten perlan9t. :
allegheny, ga., Stunt 27. 1s72-1S.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-01-16
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RSnte bsj,blt inb.
Die sr6Gte 0ertrsitnne.
Die Circulation Der DpennfYlpantf& &s
Gtaats- -3ritun5" IN Daupbin County
10 arD6er ais bic irgtnb elmer aneertn In par.
risburs asSnldtsn psuiitsn ctsr sha!iitsn Bet
tuna. Gie tistst etsbnlb bic bette @elegsnbeit,
Mnieissn IN bisltm 1bsie bfS StaatsS etnf
peite Werbrsituns iu Sfritafsn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-06
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
,rHE GREAT BLOOD, PURIFIER.

THE GREAT BLOOD FURTHER.
Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LV-
4lYT communicates through the Blood, Sweat. Urine
ni other fluids and juices of the system the yigor of
$nd sound NATAL. Scrofula, Syphilis. Consumption,
landuar Disease. Ulcers IN the throat ana Mo e
{ycmSore Eyes Strumrous discharges from the Ears,
mi the worst forms of Skin Diseases; EruPtons Fe-
Ecr sores Scald Head Ring Worm, Salt Rheum. Ely
{ipclas Acne, Black Spots Worms IN the fiesn, du
[nors Cancers in the Womb. and all weakening and
painful discharges Night SEeas and all wastes O. ths
fe Principle are within the curative range OF TINS
wonder ,f Modern Chemistry, and few days use VIII
prove to any person using 1t for either OF these orm
al disease its potent power to cure them.
If the patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and clccom DO sion that is continually progressing
scceed in arrestng these wastes and repairs the same
it'll new material made from heathhy blood-and TINS
1he SVRSAPARILLIAN win and does secure-a cure
Is certain; for when once this remedy commences Its
Fork of publication and succeeds in diminishing the
loss of wastes repairs viii be rapid and every DAY
he patient viii feel himself growing better and strong
fr the food digesing better, appetite Improving. and
fesh and we ght increasing. 49,
Not only does the SaTsaparillian Kesovent excel al
nown remedial agents in the cure OF Chronic. Scrofu-
nus Constitutional. Skin und Syphilod diseases but
SC tha nj
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-06
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
RESISTING TAXATION In LOUISIANA.
Who Is Responsible for the Burning Of
e'i e Columbia,
LOUISIANA NEWS.
New Orleans FIre-Resistance TO KcllO2g's
Government. 81 fFV

New Orleans Fire-Kesistance 10 KcliOsg's
lGOycrnment. Il ffY
NEW ORLEANS, May 4.-Twelve houses
oh Lafayette and Freret streets were burn
ed this afternoon. Loss, thirty thousand
dollars.
During the fire a den of nickel counter
feiters was discovered. A large quantity
was captured, and several arrests were
made.
NEW IBERIA, May 4.-The citizens of
Iberia parish organized a tax resistance to-
day. :The meeting was very enthusiastic,
and was addressed by several members of
the bar, who offered their services free of
charge. Resolutions were adopted endors-
ing Governor McEnery, repudiating KEEL
logg, and urging resistance to the collec-
ton of taxes. ~
One hundred Metropolitans, with one
piece of artillery, have gone to ST.. Mar
tinsville, st. Martins parish, to Install the
Kellogg officers.