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am now prepared TO furnish planters with
i my Patent Tobacco PriZr. upon the shortest
rca onaLle notice. This Prize IS now being
quite generally used in this locs!it. and has. so
far, given universal satisfaction. The aGvan-
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o: labor. aud il is admitted that PAGES To-
bacco in market in . condition very superior TO
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Prize with railway attachment TO prize two
hhds. alternately, $50. ithoutrailway, 500
REVERENCE:
James A taIlciry.
Joseph T Cough, Rev } u reWolf,
Geo : Maiiiugiey, John pilahay,
and many others " no have the prize in use on
their estates.
FELiX MORGAN,
LeomardIown, Nd.
June l9, ls.3-tfs
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MUSIC 70 R OcT0g.f. .
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God bless orr Home, Song < Che. Stewart 80
Gray HAIRS of nv Father. Song & Che. TRAIT. 81
Two o'ck in the Morning. Son. 4 ho Percy, 40
Give ,..e Darling, one sweet kiss, Song 4
Cho. banks, 81
I'm a-gwine down South, Song & Che HAYS 81
Wh,rr Birds sing the sweetest, Song & Che
banks, 81
WHISPER softly, Mothers dying. Song
Cho Stewart, 30
Let the unsline in, Song 4 Cho banks, 81
Nifty Nckav, Song d no HAYS. IS
Ny No hers growing Old Song * Cho Percy 81
Nora. the Pride OF kilkec. Song L Cho iiiys, 40
Little Hands that ope The Gates, Song l.
{ io ! esiie. 81
Poor old Grandpa, Song l. Che lIavs, ~
close the hui,ers gently, Song l. Gao Hays. IS
throw your hiskey cut, Song l. Cho
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Golden Hours Melodie CD Wilson IS
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Trembling Leaves, Instrumental, kinkel, So
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jolly fiidlcrs. Galup. Maritih, 80
CirrIing Waves, Baarcaroiie, Kinkcl, 40
Happy thoughts, Schottiische, kinkel. SO
Autumn Leaves, Polka Mazurha, Mayiath, so
Miranda, Nalse Eecan;e. Nayl,ih. 81
sTwilight, Nocinrne, May,a,h, SO
Neptune, N zuika, Uavis, 40
SHERRY Iiuntsman Forest Scenc) Wilson, 40
-pearl of america, Caprice, kInkel, SO
Evening iie!is MoIceau, Wilson, SO
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STATE OF MARYLAND
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
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y u ,ndcr.on. 50 Anderson & Bro.
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REPRINTS
OF raB
trii;sh Periodicals.
REPRINTS

he political f,rment among Erropcan ns-
ii"rs. the s',i's between Church aud STATE
he discussion 81 Science IN lis relation to
Ih-"'"gN aud the cons'i nt publ, alton of
ew works on ii"sr anil kindred topics, will
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cts and arguments Necessary 10 guide him
% correct conclusion.
LEONARD SCOTT pEBI KSHiNG co.
al Barclay Street, Nrw-York.
continue the rrIrin, "f tae four leading Re
views w.
Edinburgh Review. WDig.)
London Quarterly Eevi-", (Coassr-a,irs.
Westminster Review. tLiIern')
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NEENsS-r EtNSrOi:TATlON LINE,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

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LEONiRD SCOTT pEBIISNIyG 70


Blacknood's Edinburgh Magazine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-31

THE contest promises to be very close
between Mr.. James Barbour, Independent,
and Gen. Eppa Hunton, Democrat for
Congress, in the Eighth district of Vir-
ginia. AS the Republicans have no candi-
date Of their own nomination there it is
their true policy to vote for Mr.. James
Barbour as against the Democrat. All the
old-line Wing and Union men, as well as
the full colored vote, should be cast for
Mr.. Barbour, which will secure his cleo
ton and the defeat Of the great sanguinary
Potomac dyer" Let Republicans re-
member that while 1t is their first object to
elect their own tickets where they have
any, the second should always be to defeat
Democrat. In the Eighth district Re-
pubHcans are called upon to make choice
between two evils. Let them choose the
lesser one. The defeat of Hunton will, in
one sense, be Republican gain. The
only way now left to accomplish this is to
throw every possible vote for Barbour.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-31

IT IS with no ordinary regret that we notice
the death in this city of Major John R. Edie,
Of the ordnance department, United States
army, at the age of thirty-four years. Major
Edie graduated at the Military Academy in
June, 1851 was present at the first battle of
Bull Run, and afterwards on the staff Of Gen
eral Meade, as ordnance officer Of the Army Of
the Potomac, from August, 1868, to December,
1854. He was breveted captain August 1,
1864, ''for faithful and meritorious services in
the field, !" and breTet major March Is, 1866,
"for faithful and meritorious services in the
ordnance department and in the ield.'' In all
the varied service Of thirteen years, including
the entire war Of the rebellion, he proved him
self to be an officer of high merit, and won the
esteem and confidence of his superiors. In
whatever position of delicacy and responsible
fly his duty called him he was ever found
equal to its demands, and had his life been
spared would, no doubt, have attained the
highest honors vouchsafed to excellent abili-
ties, honesty Of purpose, energy, industry and
fidelity, and to all the highest qualities that
constitute the officer and gentleman. His
career has been short one, but he leaves be-
hind him record of which his friends may
well be proud. We extend to his bereaVed
family our heartfelt sympathles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-31
DIED.

FRASER.-On Tuesday October y At n o,rlock
p. M, SALIVA, beloved wife OF James Fraser, In
the hfiy-hrst year Of her age.
her funeral will take place Sunday Novemberl,
at o'clock from the E-street Baptist church.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend.
EDIE-On the night Of the 18th instant JoHN
RUFUS EDIE, captain OF ordnance and brevet ma
jor United States Army, in the thirty-hnh year of
his age.
The funeral will IA Ike place from his late residence,
No. 2l9s Pennsylvania avenue, on Sunday aftes-
noon, November ], At O'Clock. The friends OF the
family are Invited to attend without further no
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-31
WHO ARE THEY

Five or six papers Of the seven or eight
thousand journals in the United States are de-
handing from President Grant statement
as 10 whether he viii or will not be a candi-
date for the Presidency in 1S76-in other
words, whether he viii decline or accept
that which has not been rendered to him,
and will not be rendered to him or to any
body else, for year and half to come.
Who are they and what are their ante
cedents?
They are the New York Herald, the
New York Tribune and the New York
World; the New York Sun, the Chicago
Tribune, the Springfield Republican, the
Cincinnati Commercial the Louisville
Cotsrier-JolTRGl and one or two others.
With possibly one exception, the Herald,
these papers and their editors have merci
lessly pursued Gen. Grant during the last
four years with the grossest SANDER and
defamation. Their editors have been and
are his unrelenting personal enemies
hesitsting at no falsehood to break down
his administration and rob him of the praise
he has SO deserTedly won in the Held and
in the council One Of them is known to
be hired slanderer and bribe-taker-
bribed by gang Of INSCRIPTIONS polit-
clans in 1864 to defame the martyr Lincoln
in the interest of the late Mr.. Chase;
another is a man who stepped out of a
clerkship in the War Department into a
Western newspaper Office, purchasing its
stock with the proceeds Of a speculation in
whisky whereby the Government was
cheated Of its revenue; and a third is man
whose name is a disgrace to journalism,
who, in the declining years ofa life the be-
ginning Of which was not altogether without
honor, pursued lying and libel as g profes-
sion to the shame Of his family and the de-
graduation Of all who are associated with
him.
The press Of the United States does not