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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-14
NORTH AND EAST.

The Express Tgaa arriving at Har isbUrg ct SOS D.
n, eoa1ee wsa ode fass Line on Pepasylvaaia r..
60, Cilcinaati 81. LOUIS and points wes..
D'lisbu3g Accommodation Tsain--lesses HARRISBURG
at o.l5 p m, leaves Merchandising at 545 p. n and
arrives al Dills0aig az 635 p. Returning leaves
Dulsburg al 600 m, Meehanicsburg, at 655 a M and
arrives al Harrisburg at7.25 NJ
South Mountain Railroad, Mail rain leaving Har-
risbu AZ ECO connects " tn tain leaving South
Mountain Jane ion a. 500 p. M, and arrives az Mt
Holly Sprlngs at 400 D. M. and Pine Grove at $50 a.
m MI Holly Spa pgs at 1000 M connects at South
Nouutsiu Jnnetion with mail ira'n arriving al Har-
Mopat Alto Railroad .~-Traias leayiag Harrs3p-s
at 7-30 IN aud Ia, connect at Mount Alto juno
tion ald Chan1oe sba Z viva tssiaa ,iyng ri Mi.
ALTO at ll45 a IA and 543 p N. Returning, trains
leaving Mou u A.o oil 6.c5 and 30 m Connect
WITH trains ar living at Harrisburg at i2.0J
sos p. IA
Ha4 isoatg e. M, con aces VIA ala leaving
Chanbersburg a. 4 80 M, sou.a Pennsylvania
Juaotioa At 80 IN, irving al wiiliasoa's a. IA
n, Me.cetsbg,g AZ 40 2 ~, Loadon at % P M.
Richmond at 30 a m and II 10 noon L0udon at 4
u aud ~ M, Mefcersbutg at 8 o. a and 1855
pm, williamson AZ 8 30 IN aud 80 D m, conaeet AZ
scotes Pennsylvania junction and Johannesburg
with trains arriving at hasIisbers at IL noon and
505pn
McConneIsburg Stage leaves Loudon al g l5pm
arrives at McConnelsburg al 10 D M. Returning,
leaves Accommodating at ~ nj, connec ing al Lou
Goa with tfan reaching Harrisburg al u 00 noon
A Mixed Tran leaves Chamber sbplg at 90 q NJ,
arrives at Hagersown Tbs m, Martinsbug at 10 20
m. Returning, this ,rain leaves Martinsburg at
II 70 2 ~, Hageestown ~ l5 m, aud arrives
express tain leaving chambersburg al Is p m. and
arriving at Bridgeport at 50 m and Philadelphia
Al sam.
J. +. BOYD, Sup't.
A. II. McCulloh, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
III. N. TABB, Agent,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-14

NERVOUS a INFECTIONS.

Ia Il Invaluable ~ tonic It will
the blood and restore the lost appetite.
Ii is also certain TO remove all obstruc-
tions to the regular course Of nature in
females, purifying the complexion and
giving elasticity ID the spirits.
Also n sure remedy for the diseases Of
Green Sickness o1 Chfog'osis, Leuchor-
rhea or Whites. Womb Complaint or
Falling of the Womb, re. But like all
remediesof this class should be used
with caution by Married Ladies.
ONE aUNDKED DOLLARS REWARD
Will be given To any person who will
produce any medicine TINT win effact Il
more speedy and perfect cure Of tho
diseases herein mentioned.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-14
DIR. OELLIG a PFOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED TONIC ELIXIR,
Tnr HoUsEnoLp REMEDY.

During thirty-fve years, DR.. Oellig
has been using this Elixir In his private
practice. Heis one Of the most success
full physicians In the State Of Pannsyl-
vania, His practice has been extensive.
All kinds Of diseases have come under
his notice, and wherever and wherever
he has used this remedy, has found it
70 answer his purpose. Indeed 80 reli-
able and beneficial has he found it to be-
in curing certain diseases, that he has
kindly placed it withinthe reach of the
public, 30 that all who are suffering
from these diseases may take it and reg
ain their health. 1t will cure
Dyspepsia SICK Head .Ache, Liner Com
plant, Ha5isuak CostivGsess, Cramp
in the Stomach. Grdeei, Diseases
Of ne SKIN, GsHernt Debiii-
tM or Weakness caused
bv Excess, ipapgat-
detcs. on Erpo-
SIRE undgY
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Tobaccos & Segars.

A good line of Woodenware. My stock is
entirely new and will be sold at low fig-
ures. Call and examine for yourselves
] solicit q continuance oftheir patronage,
feeling assured that can render satisfac-
ton. FRANK 4. SMALL Agent.
may Ia d w ".
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FURS / FURSil FURS 1.-THE
attention of tbs Ladies is called to large
and beautiful stock of Furs at Gettinger
and Hoke's, embracing all the styles in
this market, and at prices far below any
heretofore They deal in nothing but first
class perfect goods uoy27 73w
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HAppIEST RELIEF

ono UTS AND BRUISES, the action
of COSM0LINE il almost magical. If
promptly applied, it prevents soreness,
and the wounds heal very rapidly.
FOR PILES ii has proved To be an
unequalled remedy, and many sufferer
has blessed the day of its Introduction.
FOR SKIN DISEASES we can recon-
mend ii with the greatest confidence, es-
pecialy for Salt Rheum, letter, Eczema
etc, and Teething humours.
We might go on enumera,ing the many
other conditions for which is is une-
qualled, but will only add that wherever
there is inflammation from any cause, cos
MOLINE brings rapid and happy relief,
oud will ho tho
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NR. j. b. sNODGRASS.

Offers his professional services to the
cilzens of Martinsburg and vicinity.
Office on East Race Street, lately occu-
pied by DR.. John G.. Wilson's
April IL, 1y-w.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned will now sell cheap
for cash, 1000 cuttings and 200 grape
cord, Wilager, Diana, Catawba, Isa-
bella, iona, and different Others; also
a fine assortment Of peach trees. The
time is now coming when per-
sons should plant grape roots and
peach trees, and it would DO best to
purchase them at once 1T my residence
at the Buena Vista Brewery All
guaranteed.
jan27, daw3m HENRY LONG
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01
ORDER or ~ LECTION.
WEST VIRGINIA:

A 7 County Court continued and held for
n the County Of Mason, at the Court House
thereof on Wednesday, July 22d, 1874. for The
transaction of police ana fiscal business.
A petition having been heretofore presented
to the Court, signed by over one hundred 20.
ters CT this comfy praying for The adoption Of
the Alternate Method Of Constructing and
keeping III Repair the coan,y Roads as pro.
yided in Chapter one kaudrcd and eighty.two
Of the acts Of le72-f3.
It's. tbereupon ordered thct the said oller.
nate method Of constructing and keeping in
repair the county roads Of Mason COUNTY, De
submitted to the voters Of said county for nd.
option or rejection. at the ensuing election fcr
Delegates 70 the legislature on the second Tues.
day Of 0ciobc. next. The persons voting for
the adoption Of the said alternate method shall
have written or printed rpoa his bal!o, the
words. Fer adoption Of the Alternate Meth.
ed Of Constructing and keeping in Repair The
County Roads, And The person voting ag.
ainSt the adoption of said method Shall have
written or printed upon his ballot, the words:
For rejection Of the Alternate Method Of Coz.
struc,ns and keeping in Repair the Coray
Roads.
Ills further ordered that cops Of this order
BE published in the newspapers of this county
until TIE day Of election: and also that chap.
ls2 CT the acts Of 1923 be published in III:
newspapers ofthis county for two weeks. And
It is ordered that the Clerk have the prope:
ballots prepared. Testc:
E. KIMBERLiNG, CLERK.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

The Mason County Journal adrocatcs
John Halls election to Congress, because
Hall has bought it up to DO so. Hall is
the controller Of that paper for this cau.
vass. &c has paid for this privilege, aud
OF course, VIC hold tbat he sanctioned the
following epithets which were applied to
the editor Of the Register in its issue o.
September 26h, viz: Inconsistency
dishonesty" "dcmagOguery, "lunacy.'.
And in another article. il speaking
of US: ''Ye editor is certainly drunk, era.
zy, or fool, and that We are not fit to
occupy seat iu a respectable gentle
mans parlor." Now this is harsh lang
uage toward US, and without cause. Il
is just such language as might be expected
from the unprincipled. hireling editor Of
The Jesrnal and plant tool OF John Hall.
We hevc endesyo,cd to 60 conduct this
canvass, as TO. 30 any way to refer to MIR.
Hall other than upon the'princlples of the
party in whose interest he is running as q
candidate for Congress. We have no de-
sire nov to say anything whatever in re-
gard to his private life; but il he permits
this hireliug to again make personal at
tack upon US through The columns of the
Journal We will consider itas an Invitation
to 90 so, aud vii! pour hot shot into him.
So far we have only shown the iucous!s:-
cncies Of Mr.. Halls Address to the 70,
ter, Of this District" and Of his subsc.
quert Published letters; aud having sue
cCssfully dore that, we had concluded &c
leave the old gentleman pass quietly along
the remainder Of tho campaign, because
we did not believe, nor DO We now believe
that he can carry majority 10 one single
county in the Third Congressional District
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Nominations.

The Marion County Democrats have
nominated Ulysses N. Aruett for the Sen
ate and 4, Brooks Fleming and Alpheus
pri,chard for the House Of Delegates.
The Senatorial Convsuti6nWhich net Oh
the 1lsh ut , at Petersburg, Grant county,
nominated W. c. Clayton Of the New
Greek Tribune for that District.
Oaio county dominates for the House OIL
Delegates j. II. Good, Robert Simpson.
Lewis S. Jordan. and Joseph W. Morgan.
Good and Jordan arc young and promising
lawyers Of Wheeling, Simpson is widely
knowu and successful young merchant o
that place, md Morgan represents tht
Farmers interests.
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The Eoh. Thomas Ferrell.

The above named gentleman has been
selected according to our party usages as
cur STANDARD bearer in this Senatorial Dis.
trict. 4 Fitginau By birth, he many
years ago sought for HIMSELF homo among
tie deep wild forest of what is now Ronuc
County, and By his unainching energy and
force Of native intellect, be stands to-day
in tic foremost ranks Of the grnzicrs aud
cattle dealers OF that fast improving young
county. When you meet him you meet a
broad. shonldered, broad.headed, generous
gea,lemau. due specimen Of the West
Virginia farmer.
Compelled to hew out his own home
from the West Virginia forests, he has
not received that degree of polish and cd.
pca,ion which others more fortunate have
fal!en heir to rbu. his qaick and vigorous
mind has enabled him to CLEAN enough in
disclosure hccrs to make him man Of
liberal education.
A member Of the late Constitutional
Convention be served bis constituents with
such satisfaction as to make him not only
their choice, but the choice of the Democ.
racy Of this District for the Office of State
Senator.
A Democrat ofthc CID set96i, he knows
no middle groend, and should be be elect.
cd his yoige Y;ll crcr be beard at the right
.ime ri III the right place, and when call
ed on to uamc the next U. S. Senator We
may rest assured that no advocate Of
acgo eQaaEity will receive his support.
Farmers Of this Senatorial District, re.
iDember in casting your votes that the To-
tcrests Of Thomas Feyrell are closely iden.
tiled with yours; that he won his home as
many Of you have done, with ak and brand,
from the trec5lcss Forests; that lie is &c
land grader, and has not, as his opponent,
j. i. Mclean, sought to Gust any Que,
from his little home that he has cleared for
himself and family. Win you then vote
for Mclean who has made many a noun
tain homc dark and cAecrless by his greed
for specr!a.;ou2 Will you place him
in position 10 euac! laws, to enable him
to hold your lands which he now Claims?
WIN you place him where he can, ard
will vote for United States Senator who
will favor the infamous Civil Rights bill
and negro superiority?
Or will you vote for the Hon. Thomas
Fcrrcll. Of ROaue, whose every interest aad
sympathy is closely allied With yours?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

Lewis Bunsssncs I, political Weather.
cock. in 1867 he promised to be a coed
Democrat il the Democrats fsould give bin
an office, and that be would bring coed
many Of the U. B. Church With hiu.
lie sold out the Republicans for the Office
of Justice of Graham township. He after
wards was nominated as the Democratic
candidate for the State Senate aud accept
ed the nomination, but was defeated BY
D. Fl. X. Dix. We worked agaius,
Bumgarncr then, and We workngainst him
now. The hireliug of :ae Mason County
Journal was bitterly opposed to Bumgarocr
then, but now earnestly endorses him
The hireliug and Bamgarner are pretty
pair indeed,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

From every county III the District
comes the cheering intelligence, that the
Democrats s,rvrllyius as one man, TO the
suppo,. Of Hon. Frauk Hereford. The
indication, are that every county in the
district will g:He Mr.. Hereford a hand
some majority. Let every member of our
party 10 Mason county. do bis whole du,
t. b. getting on. our I'll. Sote.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

Thos Terrell, the Democratic caudi'
date for State Senator is native borr
IVES, l-irsiuian,
IL. Mclean, the Radical candidate
is a mere alventurer, carpet.bagger,
who has been buta few years in the State
and who came here to disposscssa number
o. cur citizens. Of their property, which be
has done, and is now doing.
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MY TEIr
EiitOr Register:

E''itOr Register:
| had cs imitation 10 take ride tic
other lay from my fhcod, .. j. 3!ssr,
Esq Of Brockport, New York. travelling
agcn! for Bgiggs& Bro, Rochoote:, n.
Y. The dsy Nes plcasatt, ard feeling
the need Of LITTLE fresh air and .ccrec.
ton, ! accepted lhe Invitation. About 8
| A. n. We started up the Ohio river, on
the West Virginia side, in buggy. My
genial companion discoursed good music
from an instrument called the French Harp,
and with such force that the natives would
stare at US with wonder. No doubt they
imma ,incd it was the Point Pleasant
Brass Baud. The ride to Mason City was
delightful. The farmers through the
country are harvesting their corn aud get.
ting ready to SOW their wheat. At Yves;
Columbia We stopped few minutes to
transact some business, then proceeded on
our way to Mason City. where we arrived
Just in time for dinner. Here VIC met car
old friend, Prof. W. J. Kenny, Of Point
Pleasant, who extended US an invitation
to visit the Mason City Public School, Of
which he is Principal. 1t has never been
our fortune to visit . more orderly and
well conducted school. Prot. Kcuuy, it
is generally acknowledged, has 40 superb
or as IN educator in this or any other State
He justly stands at the head of the list
IN COMMON with large majority of his
fellow.towusmeu We regard it as a burn
ing shame, that he should be compelled to
90 from the town where he resides and is
4 property holder, to distant place to
teach, away from his family, when we
have a school at his own home, that de-
mands the services Of such man so much.
We here mention the fact that when he
was the Principal CT the Point Pleasant
Graded School, he kept the scholars under
perfect control. not allowing them to yell
like wild savages upon the streets, or to
trespass upon ueighbOriug property. Let
US hope, however, that the day is not far
distant, when the public school Of this
place will have 50 accomplished ard czpe-
rienced a teacher as Prof Kenny, presi.
ding over it. /. 5.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL rs,
TATEfN TgAY'S VALLEY, PUTNAM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL rs.
TATEfN TBAY'S VALLEY, PUTNAM
COUNTY.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the
u Circuit Court OF Putnam csrntyi West
Virginia rendered on thc 23d day Of April,
1874, ia chancery therein pending, wherein
r. n. 3. Thompson. aud others are COMP ain-
ants and William Grass and others are defend
auls, ] wiz on the
9th day Of September, 1874.
between the hours o! a n and pm, at the
from. door OF the Court House Of said county,
proceed tc sell at public auction, 10 the high.
es. bidder, two tracts Of land situated in
Teay's Valley, Putnam county, containing the
on. 1913 acres, and the otke. ~ acres, and
knowr as the william Grass farm, and fully
set forth aud described in the Bill and papers
fled IN SAID cause.
TERMS OF SALE:
Twenty per cert. Of the purchase money cash
in hand and the balance 10 three equal install
ments Of six, twelve and eighteen ponths, res
pectively, taking bonds with good security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale for the
deferred payments, and the title W i'll be CD
tanned as further security until the purchase
money i. paid. jas. W. H0GE.
mug. 2OAw. Specisl Commissioner.
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Statistics published in the Union Watch.
man show that the Radicals left the State
"iu debtto the school fund 100000, and
With deficits ofappropria,ion to the public
buildings aud o:hcr objects, amounting to
$4,000, all these have been paid without
increasing the taxes, aud balance was
left in the Treasury on the LIST day Of July,
1874, Of 1881, 5.2.54.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

Good schools are now provided by Law
for the education Of colored children: -
: The Radicals DO not like this. They
~aasuo separate schools for the negroes,
but wish to rlaco the,nein the sameschoo5l
@ilh white children. Let every white
vo;er remember this, Thep he goss to the
asl!s ,grIe.osit bis role.
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TRUST SALE
.OF.
1000 acres Of land
NEAR THE
MANAWEsA RlVER!!

y pursuance Of the terms and provisions Of
l deed Of trust executed TO the urde-sign.
cd, Trustee, BY Francis A. Guthrie and Sarah
j.. his wife. bearing date the 18th day Of
April, 1871, and recorded in the tthen Recor.
der's Oltice) now Clerks Office OF the County
Court Of Mason County. West Virginia, in
Trust Deed Book No. !, folios 3Gl aud 1852,
shall on the
31st day of October, 1874,
at the front door OF the Cour. House OF Mason
County, aforesaid, proceed 10 sell BY way Of
public auction. to the highest bidder, for cash.
the following described tract or parcel of land,
situated in said county. containing 1000
acres, and being PORTION Of tract Of 1863
acres assigned 10 the heirs Of Mosby Sheppard
deceased, by the Commissioners appointed in
the partition suit Of Hannah w. Hahnan and
others, decided in the Circuit Court Of Mason
County, and designated in said Commission.
er's report as lot Cand which tract Of LEGO
acres is the front portion Of said lot C next TO
.kanawha River, and is fully described in said
trust deed to which reference is hereby given.
to satisfy certain bond held hy John McCuI.
loch. Of said county, executed BY the said F
A. Guthrie, bearing date the l4h day Of An.
ri, 1871, for the sum OF eleven hundred and
thrce dollars and Fifty cents, and PAYABLE
twelve months after date, With interest from
date, spbjec. to the following credits, to wit:
Credit by three hundred dollars paid July the
Goth, le73; and subject to the claim Of S,sph.
cna D. Whitehead for one forty second part OF
the proceeds arising from said sale.
:, JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

Remember tina. both Reynolds aud
Bemgaruer. took $50, from the State
Treasury. for the twcrty days they were
at home during tie holidays. Remember
that It was downright, stealing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

Remember that both Reynolds and
Bumgarner, voted to strike the word
white out Of our jury law. 10 the last Leg.
'lslature. that negroes might be placed on
the juries Of our county, along With
white inca.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

Every Democratic votcr should 60 to
The polls aud vote en- the 18th day of DC.
sober. Stay at home Democrats on that
day might possibly gre tie election to the
Radicals. As strange things astha: have
happened. Keep up afullsvotcof the
. party.
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august 49,. c.
WEST VIRGINL4:

VEST VIRGINIA:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of The
"A Circuit Court OF Mason County, in the
month Of September, .S.l.
Rctraa Menaser, Plaintiff.
vs.
R. S. brown, z. q. Wells, B. T Wells, Emily
NJ Moore, George Moore, Calvin N. Moore,
Administrator Of the estate Of Morgan Moore,
deceased. and w. P. L. Neale. Executor Of
the estate of Lewis B. Mcnaser, deceased,
and ". P. L. Sealc. Detcndan Is.
In Chancrv.
The object o: this suit is TO set aside and
hold for nansht. deed from Levi. B. Mena.
ger. ct. ais. % the said B, 7. Wells. and aisi
a deed made BY the said B. T Wells TO Emily
II. Moore. and also to collect the balamcrui the
purchase moaey due the plaintiff % the lands
in the bill mentioned.
And L appearing by aTi ;avit filed with tnn
papers in this cause that the defendant, 3. 7
Wells, Is non resident Of this Safe. it is or.
,!ered that the said T. 4. Wells. DO appear
here within one meath afer the first pGb!ics
ton OF this order aad do what is ncce>sarr 10
protect HI, interest in this >u;r. Tes.c:
CHAS B. WAGGENER. C!rsS.
Simpson, F. q LSept. .O-4s.
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Remember tia. no white man can afford
'tOvote for Republican candidates, for
any Office Of a political nature. That
par.y is in favor Of mi-ed schools. tin: is
putting negroes IN ou,rxhile schools.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

When Radicals tell you they are not in
favor Of the civil rights bill, you csn make
up your Eind that they are net telling
the tr..h.
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Col. X. V. Wbaley, informs US. that
owing to the condition Of his health, he
declines to be considered longer a candi.
date for Congress. He requests US to re.
turn bis thanks to bis friends who had
encouraged him by their promises of sup
port.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

Examine bis (McLcan's business record,
does the building of public highway at a
cost to himself OF $40, 900 LOOK Ike prog
rcss?-llasou County Ioarndt.
In the first place Mclean never has
spcut 1000 on public highway in this
State, and in the second place il he has
spent that amount he and not the public
received the benefit. The tract OF land
tia, the public highway referred to runs
through. was vast wilderness, and for The
convenience of Mclean, and with the hope
of selling bis lands aud getting out lumber
the road was built. He, as it is we'll
kuown, is a land speculator. His road
building was necessity to him Just as it
is to many luud holders il this county.
They build roads through their lands for
the benefit Of their tenants and to get out
their lumber. and they don't make any
fuss abou, it either, or ask people IL elect
them to an Office because OF It.
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Remember tba, the Radical party,
knowing they could muster no strength,
in this county or district, have prevailed
upon new Dcnagogucs. 10 become candi-
dates FOR the Senate, Congress and House
of Delegates.