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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE. COMPANY
n OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
;.,.,,..r ~ v.inia So
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON.
vi n.nosi.ed with Treasurer OF Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible Tor the op'i-
ya,ions OF the above companies.
karres' ming the above -tInrh n'h EnRiish COM
pauIes we solicit the patronage OF the puzzle upor
their llnlue.tionatIe SECURITY, prompt apd Hoerai
settlement of all claims, anu heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE / CO.. Agents,
No. lI0s Main street.
Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN1,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER SOC, 5000
Cash dividends. surprising al others, at ETa
anu erfry anniversary OF pn!cics.
quarterly. - ~
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST compan!
In tile United States. -
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE Agent,
see, No. HOS Main street.
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CHINA AND QUEESsWARE,
" GLASSWARE,
PLATED WARE,
PLASISHED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE,
TINWARE.
IHOS-WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
WOODEN WARE. al
SMITH & McCURDEY'S.
ap7 42l broad street.
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EASLR0Ass ssikES.

NAIL THxE AND ONO RAIL
DAILY except ,E:s,er LIST April, 1919, the possen-
| II Char otteSville. nIis.,n
Springs at -. L. NJ. ~. -,
EXPRESS TisAIN.-I nayr0nd $50 a. VI
W. DAILY except Saturday. anT1fh OranGe,
ingt III ut $50 r. VI. next Gay. SteaniS1onsTns
ington on arrival Of fhc train. and arrfaphu'
cInualf al O'Clock next morning.
This train stops betwcca Richmond and We
Sulphur Only ut Junction. Gordousviic, Chariottes-
Vile. Stinnton, Goshen, and oyingtoh.
ACCOMMODATIONS EA1N.-Leayes Richmond
st 4s5 L. VI. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at
iorGonsyil!c at S:ls L. NJ.
EASTWARD.
steamer leaves Cincinnati st 1 r. NJ. DAILY ex.
ccpt saturday, and arrives at Huntington ut A.
VI. next day. CONNECTING with express train.
EXPRESS TRstS-LcaveS Huntington at 10 A.
VI. DAILY except sunday, and arrives at Richmond
y, ::3J 4. VI. uexi day. This train stops be;weeis
White sulphur and Richmond only at Junction.
Gorousville, Charlottesville sttunon, Goshen, and
Covrgtun.
VAIL rRAIS.-LcaYcs White Sulphur a. NJ.
DAILY except Su.,dars, connecting with Orange. Al
er.,l;iriu and GalIIs.ao railroad Il; charlottesville
and t;or,Ionsyiic, and arrives n Richmond $50 L.
II.
ACCOMMODATION "RAIN.--Ieaves Gorfons-
vile ga. NJ DAILY except Sundays aud arrives ut
Richmond $50 \. II.
For further information Inquire ut the company's
Office on Broad year Seventeenth stree.
\. II. PERRY General Superintendent.
J>MES I. NErirERLASD, General Ticket Agent.
NH 90
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ERENClI REMEDIES, &c.
Z AuBERGfER'S SYRUP LACTCcARIUM,
TlIArsIA PLASTER, vegetable irritaHt;
IERA'S SYRUP PHOs. IRON and SODA,
BCRiS's lOzESGES, Of the Alkaline LactatcS:
tiCYOT's CONCENTRATED LIQroR OF TAR,
LANCELUr'S IODIEED SYRUP iiORS ERADlSi,
LASCELnT'S CIGARETTES, Tor Asthma
LAvILLE'S FLIXIR aud PILLS. Tor Gout:
LEvASSECR'S ASTHMA TUBES,
ESPIC's ASTHMA CIGARETTES.
GRIMAULT'S PEPSISE POWDER.
ROrDAULT'S PEPSISE. WINE and ELIXIR,
ShvoRY Il MooRE'S PErSINE A. POECI
FRANKS GRAINS DE SASTE,
FuCREIERS PArLLIEiA POWDERS,
RACAfIGCT DIES hRABES,
RRoUS INJECTION,
MATICO INJECTION,
PENNIES SEA-SALT. for Baths;
FOUGERA'S PATE PECTORALE,
CLERTAS'S PEARLS or ETHER, &c. &c
SwASS'S SYRUP HYPornUSPIurES,
QrEvESSE'o lROS, by Hydrogen, with Spoon.
For sale 10y MEADE BAhEk
Agents for French Preparations,
apl7 oi9 Main street
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
RREIGN GOSSIP.

The great George Francis Train creates
mention wherever he goes. The London Echo of June
a says Mr George Francis Train mas arrived at the
IAugham Hotel II would therefore appear to he incor
rect that he had been sent 20 luuarC asylum at New
York" at would therefore appear is a very cautious
way OF stating the matter but The kchO was prObany
Justified wording it's surinSe, winch appears Ca
eeedingly reasonable.
There was a curious utilization Of the ruins
sf the Alexandra Palace after the FIRE ON the lth oi
June upward OF 5000 visitors contemplated the remains
Whse a stringed band performed. The swings ""u
ether amusements In the portion OF ne Esouus
III fall operation, aud the reifGshnont h"'. M
scene ot continual hustle. Meanwhile search Tor the
remains Of Jordan, the fireman. WeIt sVih w. "''"'
success This must have lent interest," 10 tue l''c
A special meeting of the Committee ot the
Liverpool shpwreck and Humane Society was recently
held for the psrpose Of considering the OF passe
gers from the lfated steamer Atlantic which was said
70 bave been effected by Qusr;ermaser Robert Thomas
Edward Owens, and John Speakman. From the state
lncnts made before the Committee it appeared that
Thomas was the first reach the island which the
passengers found shelter. Owens, who was wearing a
lfeDelt attempted TO establish a communication with
rock about $50 feet from the vessel but in
consequence Of the surf he unable 90 land ana was
drawn back TO the steamer. Subsequently speakmaI
who also wore Nfebelt, succeeded IN swimming 10 the
Tock, which only about 10 feet square aud alIsr
ward crossed the channel TO the island and lolned
Owens. Speskman carried small line attache1 10
stake driven iuto a crevIce the rocks the people drew
themselves 10 the shore, receiving from spec a
Y,omas xnch assistance they could render. 10 was
shown that the efforts OF the Rsv Mir Ancient te rescue
uf the trst officer attributable the reverend gehte
IBau having previously picked up stOWaWay 1Oy VINO
had fallen IRON the rigging into the sea; ana tne Coih
mittep marked their OF the heroic cOnuue OI te
reverend gentleman by awarding hun tue SOcleN
silver medal. The conduct OF the Clancy tamy, thc
only the island was referred To h Ierns ~
uhquahfed satisfaction. especially the deVoteuness anu
perseverance oi Mrs. :. A. Riley, daughter OF hI
gers ia and to whose wOnany tenderness hu car
Ia dr,lng their clothes and musterng 10 their colol
many of the passengers their escape from death
Tue committee awarded SO TO the Clancy family ana
IS 20 Mrs. Riley and directed that $40 should be iOr
WRrded 10 the Rev Nh Ancient 10 be distributed among
me fishermen who assisted to take the passengers ifOn
the island 10 mainland III consequence or the con
hicng nature OF the evidence. the committee were
unable TO discover any SPECIAL merit in the conduct OF
The QutrteTuaSters but adluOsed them ~ eaCH luI AZ
tending 10 give Information.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
Nnw.YoRK. TueadaY. July !, 1873.

REw.YoRK, Tuesday, July l. lo'1'
AT the Exchange to-day but one public SAFE
was msde-A j. BleecKer Son & Co sold, by legal Or
der house and lot located Elghteenthst between
First.ave ands Avenue A; details will be found NJ
foot James NJ. Miller sold to-day, at the CITY hai
Brooklyn, parcel Of Brooklyn realty, and ID. NJ sea
man sold on the premises. by assignees order, parcel
OF tenement-house property located the corner OF
RIvington and Forsytb-sts. particulars OF the days
sales are appended. Regarding the several suburban
sales announced 10 be made to-day, A. d. Mehck ir,
Bro adjourned until the 7th nst the one advertised 10
be made by them ut Plainheld Jp owing 10 tne ul
propi ious condition Of the weather during the earof
portions OF the day We shall be enabled 70 give par
tcnlas result OF the sales hcld Oy JeIe Joh
son, IT, at Wiliiamsbndge, Westehester county py "
II PiersOns d Co.. at Pearsalls Station, L. J., ana Oy
Oliver Bryan al Port Morris, Westchester Comty, uuoI
to-morrow's datp We have received the following re
mort of a private sale from WIN. H. Raynor; Eight Iu
lots Of grOund located running through IRON, b,1"tS
seventh 10 Egnfy-eichthsts four on each street, Pc
ginning 2OC lecJ easterV lrOh hI'cIHlu0"''' '' w
PUBLIC SALES, JULY /.
Dnder the direction o. John Hubb referee 81
double tenement 6oas and g IN 49, lEaos S % 10 5I P.a. Kbc M
sn,ao
ByD NJ S>aman. ..- ., A. L.
AsagneeS sale premises the direction Of Moran
Mitchell % asE9 % sSTSas bro 21' eoaeI %p@' Of goo %
FOnJ'hst' to John Snoegg for SI. 500 ~ ;,U..
Legal at tho City Hal brooklyn T. l. under the dreon
George Iugah referee the Premises 5rlo ,ra., % 9
Brootiya, /. D., TO VIM Jackson ol'iniia, for ~lSO
10 Fs2RSsER r. sS ne FTRs5S ElcSsps se@s a noted
WsdaodSy july 2-By Ja@s. h hakr. 'f t.I,,s and
four lots Of land ss iee by Y eaey and 20 On
westerly lines the uohery side Of Eighteenth st. beginning
Gs .s aSs Sa5s fti tSs direction Of Dl referee beas
lot, 2IsO located 'oaheTy ads Of Infy i''
cry .gS p' .ss rSei the direction Of R Beam referee @
2jIiO northey side Of Ffty tynn 10 re' y
"On A''''" By 4 D. shpGk Jr + Bro
A n. D.. ~ lots Of ground
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
ROOKs FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE

s. 6H,acs Convict b. Horace Greesv p ,o Cloth 90
pu 10 OU
EECOLLECrI0Ns O BrsT Bv Horace Greeley With
AppeuGiK aud Portrait Ate1 in lt7I 0loi o.
Horace Greeley. OlOth....s ~
IofIrrCAt E1oN0.Y By Horace Greelet .......... 50
MgsoRIAt oy HoRArF GEFElpr Pamphlet E............
DO toh with an afhtont Portrait. ............... %
PoIrIcAI TYI4 BooE uaID Greeley Cotl.......... 90
RtpSE bLHav1C RyPEryT 1850 10 1906 vols Haf boun
5rtprSg kss.1. jv Charles T. Coucior .......
GAyIr.L PrssyEEsr-RKaoNs TaE ARoLisHsG. BOyee
uoNEY N rHE GAKpgS By r. r. Quinn. totb........... 50
pas CrLruEa PoK IloFiT Quinn .............. o.
BtrNFsTs OF AsmCrlTuku Warug. Ch............. O1
DKliNIEG HEALTB PBoFT Wsnng Cotb....,.. so
BrAvEuy N HIsrosr GurowskL Cloh..........,.... 90
IgsuiT. oy ENsNmPAroS. Cochin oth....-........
Frocsa rs BrsSgs Lecture b. Mr. Gfreley..........
XE GHKEErs LE1~Rks rRON NtExls..................
tCArkAiT M Life Head and 90
1k GKEELKY ASp FANlLy large Lbogrsph......... w
R1ErH CLosGTs AND EARrB Ssg GR Wtrug ..........
CoUPKAl1IvE SToKtsOE6ANILACS MANAGENENT.... -
b. COjPsRAT1vE BriLpiNG u
thiBCsE ALELSIC for u5 i-7l51
Tor 81 ~
Sent free receipt - pree.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
A NOBLE LIVE PORTRAYED.

IN Nsw ENLARGED EDITiOS HORAt GREELEY AUTO
BIOGRAPHY viii AUpeedI co1tsaBg Meo Of his later and
uestk and She best 0fhs famous Campaign Speeches.
AS PORrkAIT PURII1HRDi EEfhH
tPPEAKBD IHE SUsHsE oF 1872.
ca and also for
81 wonderful intellectual display which be
ani Western Presidential Cam
Of m c othe issue Of edition o. the Autobiography
VEN Arge ApTeDdI continuing Of his life end
T,procuc1g sLnF suggestive his admirable aud
krah Campaign speeches and concluding With exhaustive and
admua5e tnsts Of the ongusy prepared By the Hon
eI.Unted minister he Hgus. There
btaoes pre.tV cOmp Mr. Gr,eey Miscellaneous
Writings iheioorg sorg others bis fsmols with Rotet
Dale Owen oA Marriage AID Divorce
With Poftrafs Sent
Sssi os receipt % prce TIE THBUNE. Hew-YoIE
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
Counlrp Rtal estate TOR Sale.

AT SING SING, on Two-stofy
y and erersioB bs HOU 2. large l0t; plenty " fr BHs
molersie. RULAND q WHITING. Bsesnan T.
At LOCUST VALLEY, fronting and over
n booking L T. Soani llrge COUNTRY ke5iDhN.A a.. =
ACpRs or LAND sstse fy b4ag Free ~nt s0s ~ ban
ing Ne ghborhooi arteass rutland WHITING i.e'Hse,.
AT SOUTH PORT, Conn, an elegant c0Gn-
"a try SEAT snd PARM Of 81 boue abd ost'an ''a
pefe AID TO good condition. al ulsb.e boose af 30
shaded splendid surrouninys price tlf0oo Apply ." . VAN
DORM.
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with tho agility Of a panther | sp'ans
through the open window, aud rushed at
lightning speed around tho house
Taken completely BY surprise. and be-
Wildcrcd by ny unexpected flight, Her
bert Stanley stood for moment undecided
what course to pursue. Ho next found
himself violently nssailcd BY halfa dozen
men, Tho upli'tcd knife was knocked
rudcly out Of bis handi strong rope was
thrown dcxtcrously over his arms aud
shoulders and drawn tightly around him,
aud in spite Of his desperate struggles to
free himself, he was captured.
My hour Of peril was over Ny lifO
bad hung, as ii wero, upon thread, aud
my soul had been fortified for tho emergCn-
cy, but now came reaction, Ny brain
whirled Hlni'camo before my eyes, and
| fell sensless into the arms Of my hu'baud
AT last | awoke to consciousness. as Il
from dream. Life and its blessing vero
mino once moro 10 enjoy, aud from tho
very depths Of my soul | brcathod for .
prayer Of unrpeatablo joy and thankful
mesa to the most high God for my uueE'
pcclod delivepnce,
Herbert Stanley was taken back to tho
asylum from which he had escaped, aud,
a fow months after completed bis misOE'
able existence,
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CHuliCHES.

Protestant Episcopal-REv, HORACE Ed
WIN HAYDEN, Rector,
NE Church REv. W. H. YOUNG. Pastor
NJ E. Church, South--REy. s, X. .VAUGHT
Pastor.
Presbyterian West Virginia. Ray R. G.
STEWART, Pastor.
Presbyterian ,Grccnbrierl-To be supplied
Dsptist--RGv. j. +. HARDWICK, Pastor,
U. .B. Church--REy, J.W. TAYLOR, Pastor
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The mention Of almSgiving recalls q
somewhat ludicrous story Of modern dOIo,
where a most iuoppcrluuO miracle WGs
wrought The well.kuown French miss
tcnary, Father Bridaiuo, was always poor,
for the simple reason that he gave away
everything that ho had One night he
asked for a nights lodging Of The curato
Of village through which he passed, and
the worthy man, having only ono bed,
shared It With him. At duybreak Father
Brlaiuc rose, according to custom, and
vent to suy bis prayers at tho ncighbcring
church. Returning from bis sacred duty.
be met bcggar, who asked an aims. =
Alas, my friend | hREo. nothing" mil
the good priest. mechanically putting his
hand il bis broeches pocket, where, % bis
IasLonisFnent, 10 found something hard
wrapped up 10 . paper, which he knew ho
had not loft there, lie hastily oponOd tho
paper, aud seeing four crowns in il, cri-
ed out that Il wug q miracle. Ho gave
the money to the bcggar, and hastaned in'
to church TO give thanks to God. The
curato soon after arrived thOvo, and Father
Dridaiue related the miracle with tho
greatest JUNCTION. The curAtc turned pale.
put bis hand in bis pocket, and in an in'
slant proceived that Father Bribaine, 10
getting up 10 the dark, had taken tho
wrong pair Of brecchos. He had perform,
Cd a miracle with the curaie's crowns
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A Radical politician at Whitewash, Wis,
consiu, wrote two letters after the election,
Ono was to bis SOD, containing the single
word "Hurrahp' the other fullof consOla,
ton to a Weppiug FREUD, who bad just lost
his wife. In bis ezCitcmaut, he got them
mixed 10 directing, and the result can DO
imagined.
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IfGrooley had been clecsed. what .
horj would have goao forth 10 relation 70
the stringency in the money markets since
November, aud the depreciation Ofthe pub
lie credit. Nov the public debt is iuorea.
sod and hard times everywhere complained
oflhc Grst month after Grants olcaliop,
bat that is alright
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They have smart thieves out in MilEns'
kco. One fthem adroitly despoiled Q Ia.
dy's cloak Of $3.50 worth Of lace while she
Was.iu church recently, q
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BoARD OF EDUCATION.

JoaS W. ENGLISH, President; j. D. Nc
CuLLocu and JouN U. LtM.srEG.
Point Pleasant Public School--WN, J. kES'
NJ. SnperinlendeMt.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

All legal advertisements must he paid for
before the PruofOf Publication can be obtained.
Plaintiffs are required by law TO pay the cost
Of Orders of Publication before the Proof Of
Publication is ISSUED.
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Masonic -Minum Lodge No 10, A 7, aud
4. NJ, meets monthly, on Tie night OF the full
noon, the same beng Tuesday, or on the
Tuesday night immediately preceding WI
KENNY, Secretary.
100. F.-Thc Point Pleasant ledge No.
80, |. O. O. T.. meets eve.y Thursday uighI
al Fishers Hall. JOHN MASON, Secretary.
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G. p. SIMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Point Pleasant, Mason County, West va
II AvING moved 10 pud permanently located
ii at Point Pleasant, aud having procured
the use of Il J. Fishers Law Library, | will at
all times be found at his Office ready to attend
10 any and all business entrusted TO my carei
and will practice hereafter in, The counties oI
Mason, Putnam, jackson and Roane,
All persons coming to Point Pleasant by the
Kauawha or Ohio River Boats, can consult
with meat any timeo night in time to return
W same boat, by calling at my residence
april l8ly.
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BANK.

Merchants National Bank Of West
Virginia at Point Pleasant. Capital SO,OOO'
Y. 0. MILLER, President T. SrniULlNG, Cash
ier, Discount day Tuesday. Open every day
from Q a, N. 10 3p. IN.
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POST OFFICE HOURs.--T Office is
open from o'clock n. IN. TO 8 o'clock PIN
On Sundays from SoClock a. m. to 3 a m.-
WIN. FRENCH, Postmaster.
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A Michigan sebOoImaStcr says | viii
spell emmy man vomun or child in the hult
State fur dickshuuary, or kash priez Of
one hundred dollars side, the money 10
be awardid by a koumitteo Of clergyman
or skool dirccklors. There have been q
darned site Of BLOWN about my spellin,
nov want them to put me up or to shet
up. wont be put down by passel Of
iguarammusscs because | differ With noah
webster's stio of spelling
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A very curious fatality seems to attend
the trial Of Mrs. Wharton, as will be seen
from tbe following telegram ErOm Annap'
oils.
During her Mrs. Wharton'sl trial for
the murder Of General Kotchum, several
deaths occurred in the families Of jurors,
and last evening John R. Arnold, deputy
sheriff, on going home after leaving the
court was drownded in the Severn river.
by breaking through the ice. Arnold has
brother Ou the present jury. Attorney
General Syster was called away from the
trial on Monday, on account Of the Illness
Of bis mOther-in-Iaw, Mrs. Susan Harvey,
Of Hagerstowu, and that lady had died be-
fore he reached home"
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STATE.
Governor-JoHN ] JACOB
Attorney Genpral--H NJ MATTHEW'S.
Aaltof-E. a. BENNETT.
qtasuror- JOHN S. BURDETT.
sup'l of Schools-B, W. BYRNE.
SUPREME COURT JUDGES
y Hon c. P. I. MoGREi residence, Point
.sPl5asAnt, Mason county.
I Hon a. X. HAYM0ND, residence, Fair,
Wa.ti Marion county; Z l.l..-s. /, .r
q Hon, j. 8 HOFFMAN,, Iesi9tnce, Uiafkss
burg, Harrison county.
Hon. JAMES PAUL., residence, Wheel
ihE Ohio courtyT :,
The Supreme. Court of Appeals holds its
sessions al Charleston on The second, Thurs
day in January snl at The City Of Wheeling
on the second Thursday il July.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MASON COUNTY.

Judge Circuit Court-ItoS JOS. SMITH;
Residence, RavenswOod, jackson county.
CLERK Circuit Cjurt--O. B. WAGGENER
President County COurt-B. j REDMOND
Clerk County 0ourt--E. KlMBERLlNG:
Prosecuting Altorucy--D. W. POLSLEY.
Sheriff--C. SEH0N.
Jailor-J. JEWETT.
Surveyor of Lnnds--G. ". PULLIN,
Assessor Dist. No. l--JAC0B R0USH.
No. 2-JUHN y BUCKLEY.
suprintcnd't of-Schools--U 7. ENCORE,
TEENS OF URcHT CouaT First Monday
Ia April and first Mmlay in 0ctOber
TkRXS OF ,ouNrY Court First Monday IN
February June, September and November, the
second Monday in May and second Monday in
December.
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STATE SENATORS
MAGISTRATES.

.DR. CHARLES 7. B. MOORE and Will.
LIAM FRENCH,
ConstaLle-HUTCH. MCDANIEL.
Notaries-J0HN E. TlMMS, F. W. SIS
son aid D. W. P0LSLEY.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-24
COUNTY Politics.

Amelia County.
A large number of the citizens of this
county assembled at the Courthouse OIL
Wednesday, October %. There being
representative men of both parties present,
the Republicans submitted proposition
to the Conservatives fora division of time
in speaking, to which very reasonable
suggestion they refused to listen. Colonel
w. r. Berkeley spoke to a handful of list
less Conservatives in the court-room, and
Edgar Allan, esq, replied to him from the
court-green. Mr.. Allan was never more
happy than on this occasion, and made an
exceedingly well-timed and effective effort.
Berkeley soon got discouraged and left.
AT the unanimous request of the large
crowd present Hon. William H. H. Stowell
briefly addressed the people. He said that
the skies were bright and Frightening, and
the Republicans had nothing to fear.
- Amelia will give 600 majority for
Hughes, Ramsdell, and Fultz.
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1t takes two bows to 90 to school now.

1t takes two boys to go to school nova.
days-one to study and the other to carry
the books. 4hstb
The trial of Lycurgus Little for the mur.
der of his brother continues at Berryville,
Clark county. sf +es p
The first nautical person alluded to in
the Scriptures is said to be Eve. because
she was said to be the first mate. 'f
Miss Nellie Walworth, daughter Of
Mansfield Tracy Walworth, accompanied
her uncle to Europe, and is writing pleas
ant letters to Saratoga paper.
A young lady who can gnaw an ear Of
green corn with considerable grace utterly
fails to conceal her awkwardness when she
attempts to lick a postage stamp.
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is true. 1t is no hlImbug; the recipe is printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism
neuralgia, lock-iaw, sprains, swellings, burns,
scalds caked-breast. poisonous bites, frozen feet
govt, salt-rheum, ear-ache. &c.. and the recipe
of the Liniment will bc sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliey
ing agent the world has ever produced. It sells
as article ever before did sell, and 1t sells be.
cause it does just what it pretends to do. One
bottle OF the CESTAuR LisrMRsr for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth hundred dollars for
spawned. strained or CALLED horses and mules
and tor screw-worm IN sheep. No family or
stoek-owner can afford to be without CRsTAuR
LlSIMEsT, ]. b. RosE Co., 6s Broadway New
York