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MR., DENISON'S VOTE,

Mr.. DEN1soN's VOTE. A good
deal of loose talk has been
made by the papers, both within
and without the Second District,
about Mr.. Denison having received
the endorsement of "mOre than
seven thousand of the good and true
Republicans of his district" at the
late trial. And now Mr.. DenisOn
himself distinctly declares,in card
to the freeman of his district, an
nouncing himself as a candidate for
their sutfrages, that at the late trial
his ''plurality of votes consisted of
large majority cast by the Republi
can party" Now let us see how
these statements hold good when
compared with the record. The
official return of votes for Governor
and member of Congress in the Sec
Ond District is as follows:
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White, To,sham. stockings. "a; Emily A.
Crafts. Bradford, cotton stockings, o.; jennie
Clement, Bradford, toilet bracket and clothes
dryer, 100; q. y. Winch, Corinth. 3 brackets
50; II q, Day, Bradford, case OF perfamery.
dip Mrs. G. y. Stevens, Bradford, gold fish.
dip; Mrs. G. w. Eastman, Bradford, scarf.
50; Mrs q. II. Wilson, kewbury, scarf %;
Mrs Cillcy. Corinth table cloth, so; Mrs II. l..
SUBWAY, Bradford, 9 table cloths, 50; Mrs
q. Chandler. Bradford, towel 1870 years old,
dip; Mrs A. ID. Goodwin, Bradford, table
cloth. SO; Mrs. Lewis Dickern,an, Topsha,n.
towcling, 50; Mrs. II. Cilley, Corinth, 3 tow.
els, 50; Miss Cooke. So. Newbury, hanging
basket, %; Hattie Carlton, Ncwbury, hanging
basket, 25; Emily A. Craft, Bradford, bead
basket, IS; II. =. Closson, Thetford. flowers
200; Lille d. Eastman, Bradford, tidy, %;
Hattie l.. Porter, Lyme, cushion, % Mary +.
MeLane, Fa!rlee, 2 tides, 81; Mrs. Il. Bagloy
tides. 25 Mrs. +. X. Chamberlin, Bradford
. tides. 50; Mrs. II. b. Martin, Bradford,
bead cushion. 50 Mrs, S.C. Carlton. Haver
hill. cushion. Is A. q. Stevens, 4. Corinth.
cushion, 25; Mrs. +. W. Thurbcr, Corinth,
tides, a5; liattiSL. Porter, Lyme, toilet set
and tides, rs Mrs Charles Jones. Bradford
tidy. %; NJ T.. Chamberlin, Bradford. tidy
%; NJ. i. Mclane Fairlee tides, 25 Mrs,
Chas. Rcnouf Il Corinth, tidy. %; Ruby Cham
berlin Bradford toilet sets so; Mrs. II. Hook
enbury Bradford, toilet set 100; Hattie Carl
ton Newbury daisy tidy ?j; Miss A. c. Stew
ems Corinth. toilet set Is Mrs H. B. Martin,
Bradford, watch ease %; Dr. q. II Stevens
Bradford dental work LOO; Dr.. j. n. Clark
Bradford dental work 100; Lucy Nelson
Bradford boquet %; Hattie Brock Newb ury.
boquct IS; II. g. liibbarl Piarmont, bo Iuct
25 Mrs, Chas. Rcmouf, pillow shams. 50 Mr.
n. r. jenkins Bradford, embroidered flames
u.s. set of under wear so; Mrs. C. Harvey,
pillow sh.,ns SO; Mrs. Il. Cilley, Il Corinth ;,
skirt and handkerchief 25 Mrs. +. w. Thur.
ber tatting chemise, 25; Mrs. +. ID. Hutch
ings, bed linen, IS; Flora lngraham Bradford,
knitted lace 5O Mrs. G. II. Wilson, chrochot
lace 25; Hattie Carlton, w Newbury, fairy
basket %; Ada Berklsy Bradford, set of
under wear SO; Ida A. Gilchrist, Corinth
night dress 25; Mrs. C. I. Harvey. chemise
%; e. +. Wallace, w Topsham, lace tidy %;
Mrs. G. C. Hastings, Corinh, infant cap and
cape, 100; Mrs e. II. Curtis, Bradford, mil
linery, dip; Mrs. G. ). Stevens, Bradford, mil
lincry, Dip; Mrs. NJ. N. Swasey Haverhill,
crab apple jelly 50; Mrs. j. NJ. Clement Brad
ford, crab apple jelly so; Mrs. A. NJ Child
West Fairlee, jellies and preserves SO, cider
vinegar IS; NJ. NJ. Miller Fairee, black berry
wine 80, currant do. 25 Martha l.. Chamber
lin Bradford, blackberry wine %, currant and
raspberry wine 50.
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BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION.
The Baptist State Convention met
at Ludlow, October 7th. After
prayer by Rev, L. b. Steele, of Shar.
on, and the usual preliminary bust.
ness, the annual sermon was preach
ed by Rev. H. G. Smith, of Rich
ford, assisted in the devotional ex-
ersises by Eev. j. Tilson, of Hing
ham, Hass, The annual report of
the board was read by Rev. H. G..
Smith, of Richford, and was adopt
ed by the convention. The treas
urer, Mr. L. X. Fuller, then read his
report: Money received, S3,943. AZ !;
money paid out, $3,627.96; balance
in the treasurer's hands, $315.46.
The report was accepted.
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DAVID JONES' ESTATE.

NATE OE tEhMONl,
y BRADFORD DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court held at Newbury in
said District on the 10th day of October A. ID.
1874.
Phineas L. Sargent, administrator of the cs-
tate of David Jones, late of TOpsham in said
District deceased. makes application to said
Court for license to sell all of the real estate
of said deceased, representing the said sale is
necessary for the payment of the debts of said
deceased.
WhereupOn, it is ordered by said Court
that said application come under considera-
ton and be heard on the 10th day Of Novem-
Der A. D. 1874, at the Trottcr House in Brad
ford.
And it is further ordered that all persons
interested, be notified hereof. by publica-
ton of notice of this application and order
thereon three weeks successfully in he
Bradford Opinion, newspaper published ut
Bradford, before said time of he:lring that
they may appear at said time and place, and,
if they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court,-Attest,
2lw3 H w. BAILEY, Judge.
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JOHN p. MCKELLIPS' WILL.
q TATE OF vEMONT,
np DtcrpuCr

q TATE OE tEMONI,
y BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Newbury with
in aud for said District on the 10Th day of
October, A. ID. 1874;
An instrument purporting to be the last
Will and Testament Of John p. McKellips late
of Bradford, in said district, deceased, being
presented to Court by Chloe McKellips, for
Probate.
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a
session of said Court to be held at the Trot-
ter House in Bradford on the 10th day of Nov.
vember A. ID. 1874, and show cause If any
they may have, against the Probate Of said
Will For which purpose it is further ordered
that copy of the record of this order he pup
lished three weeks successfully in the Brad
ford Opinion printed at Bradford, previous to
said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court,
2iwS INV BAILEY, Judge.
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"Wednesday of next week the
Tanners and Leather Manufacturers
of Vermont are to meet in Village
Hall, Montpelier, to consider the
interests Of their branch of business.
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Rev. w. +. Carter has commenc-
cd his duties as pastor of the Con.
gregational church at Bellows Falls.
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just received, one hundred lbs.
Bergman's WOrsteds. Also slipper
notices, &C., at Mrs. Cur
tis'.
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If you wish to buy Envelopes
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Ball Fringes, Bead Gimps, aud
Beau Fringes at Mrs. Curtis.
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THRUST SALE

TRUST SALE
By virtue CT deed OF trust made the 9Th day
Of AAssA, 4 D. 1874. py Norman G. NIrsh and
Amy his vile, and JACOB n. ChTtstleib and
Lizzie his wife, 10 the undersigned, which deed
OF Trusts on record IN tie Clerks once OF the
County Court Of Ohio county, 10 Deed Of Trust
Book No 5, folio No. SIS. i will oGer at public
sale At the front door CT the Court House OF
Ohio county, on
THURSDAY, November y, 1874,
At 10 A. Il, the following destrlbed property,
viz: Lot No. 10 IN equSre 70, u desiguH.ed on
the map Of the subdivisions OF the Joseph CAld.
well eState and additions theretrom 10 the city
OF Wheeling, IN Ohio county. Said lot Is EItuS-
I'D and fronting on the east s!de OF ChApline
| street Cd jacob, between FAirmont and Taylor
streets in tAid subdivisions, with al and I!ngu.
lar the buildings, privileges, ard AppurtenAnees
thereunto belonging, or IN any wise pertaining
thereunto.
Terms made known on the day Of sale. The
title Is believed 10 be good, but selling Is Trus-
tee shall convey only such title a. 10 vested in
me by sa!d deed Of trust.
". Z. HUGHES, Trustee
| j. c. HERNEY, Auetioneer. oc.l2
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ToBAoco.-The following Is an extract
from a letter written last week by a
manufacturer Of DAnRille, Va, and pub
liShed in the Louisville Courier journal.
The new leaf is coming in more rapidly
than we ever saw it. Sales have beer
heavy for the last two weeks, and we
never knew such prices. The very mean
est lugs bring $l2al5, and the other
grades in proportion. The planters are
80 much pleased with the extraordinary
high prices, that they ssy they are going
toput their crops in the market and sell
them Immediately; and if they continue
to bring it in as they have in the last two
or three weeks, the whole crop oil this
country will be sold this winter. We are
at loss 10 know whether TO buy or not.
Tobacco (manuiActured) made. from It
will have 10 sell l0al5c higher than the
highest prices you are now getting. We
think you ought 10 hold Tor an advance
on all grades. The stocks here are small.
er than we ever saw them at this time of
year. We are the only factory that is at
work, the msjority having stopped a
month ago"
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The National Academy Of Science,
which has been in session at Philadelphia,
discussed, and with great unAnimity con.
demned, the use Of mineral poisons, e.
pecially Paris green, by farmers for the
purpose Of killing injurious insects. Prot.
LIE Conte says that arsenic and copper, Of
which Paris green is composed, are pois-
OBS which act with equal energy upon
plants and animals. The material, though
dif1sed upon the leaves Of the plants to
be protected, which are.incapsble OF alb
sorbiDg it, is speedily carried into the soil,
and il used annually tits merely matter
Of time how many years will .elspse before
the soil is poisoned so as 10 prevent the
growth Of all vegetation. The use OF
strychDine in cornfelds 10 kill Crows was
referred 10 by another member, who
thought that this most indestructible OF
poisons might affect the vegetation. Prot.
S!!liman cited case in Massachusetts
where the fumes from copper works
Injured the surrounding forests and grass
lands, The Academy finally adopted a
resolution authorizing the appointment oil
a committee TO investigate and report
upon the subject OF the use Of poisons sp.
piled to vegetables or otherwise for the
destruction Of deleterious insects and other
animsls, and also the incsutious use OF
poisons in the ornamentation Of articles
Of food and for destructive purposes gen.
orally, such, for instance, as the c6loring
Of paper.
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THE result OF the vote on Wonan's
Suffrage in Michigan g: the recent elsc-
ton seems to have been a question Of
money, spd Of very little oil it, st that
The "Woman's Suffrage Department cI
the Toledo Journal explains the case thus
One oil the friends Of Suffrage in ths'
State wIole 10 uS, "Give me $40 900 and
| will agree 10 carry the State" Another
one, still more sanguine, and accustomed
10 political work, ssid 10 us, with 5000
| can carry this campaign successfully"
But il is q humiliating reflection that, &C.
cordipg 10 the recent report Of the SecTe'
tary and Treasurer Of the Michigan State
Association, but little over 81 900, both
10 the State and out Of it, had been
thrown into their Treasury 10 carry
through the campaign.
Michigan muat be an easy State to
carry" if 5000, or even $40 1000, will &c
il. So far Gs heard from, the vote on that
question was about one out Of five. Il is
quite evident from the above statement
tbs, the women can accomplish much
more than the men with the same amount
o! money.
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BED BUGs,-An exchange says: After
fighting them eight years, l learned from
girl who had served as chambermaid
in large boarding house that bugs could
be entirely exterminsted for all time. l
Immediately followed her directions,
which was to take grease which was
melted out of salt pork, to melt it and TO
keep 1t melted (the vessel can be kept in
pan on coals) and to put 1t with the
feather end Of quill in every place where
one could find bug. Il Is necessary 10
see that the bed cords are entirely free
from the pests, and warrant there will
be no more trouble. II Is more than thirty
years since a bug has been seen in my
house"
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has Issued 8 schedule Of new rules, de-
signed TO promote the convenience and
comfort OF passengers over its lines. That
lntolerAb!e nuisance in railway car, a
drunken man, Is TO be Absted, and that
other nuisance, who occupies two chairs
and four places, compelling others to stand
BY bis selfshness, Is also to be abolished,
aud, best Of all, that nuisance, worst oil
all. the novel selling, peanut vending,
illustrated paper peddling, prizs-csndy
package demon OF travel Is to be curbed
and restrained by such wholesome regu-
lstioDs As 10 prevent him from coniinu-
log to be 8 constant source Of annoy lance
TO passengers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Island Property and Valuable
Real Estate Near the City of
Wheeling.
TIE .Rtna FiIe and Marine In,u,.ueo Company,
Complainant,


e..
GsoT9e Roberts anu othtrs, Defendants.
In ChAnceEy.
Pursuant 70 decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on the 24th
day OF September, 1874, Ia tie above entitled
| cause, l well as Special Commissioner mention
cd IN said decree sell st public auction o. the
itont door CT the Court House Of Ohio county,
on
TRUR:DAY, the 18Th day OF November, 1874,
| commencing 81 10 O'Clock A. T., the following
described real estate nate in said o bio county:
Tract No. !, being piece Of ground on Wheel.
ing Island, IN Daniel ZGne's addition to the city
| Of Wheeling, fronting Is feet on York street and
| running back 40 feet 70 Huron alley, with the
| two story frame house thereon.
Tract No. ?, bling piece Of ground adjoining
tract No. on tie north, fronting q feet 6inches
on York street, running back with the north
line Of tract No. 10 Huron alley, thence with
said alley north TO the southwest corner Of lot
| No. 10 in tA!d addition, thence eAsterly along
the south line Of lots No. 10, Il and IS 70 YORK
street, with the Improvements thereon. Said
tracts No. and 70 be cold either together or
separate.
Tract No. 3, being farm on the east side Of
Cbapnne hill road, about one mile east Of the
| the estates Of Daniel steenrod and q. Jacob,
containing one hundred and three acres more
or less. divided into lots 10 tuit purchasers,
consisting in all Of nine lots, varying in llLe
from nVe 70 twenty-five ACRES, each having an
outlet 10 said county road. On lot No. 3, which
contains 10 acres roods IS poles. and fronts on
said road, there Is & comfortable dwelling house
and convenient BAN. Said lots will be sold SEP.
Gr9tely or any two or more OF them together, OF
the Lies Of any OF them will be changed 70 suit
purchasers. Parties desiing mora particular
description oil tract No. 8, With Subdivisions,
are Eeerred 10 plat OF survey OF the sarne Al
the Clerks Office OF Ohio County Court
LAll coal and other minerals in and under tact
No. 3, except tie upper Yetrs Of coal nearest
the top OF the hill above Whist is usually called
the WHEELING or main line arc 10 be reserved.
TERNs or SLLE-One-fourth OF the purchase
money land IS mueh more IS the purchaser may
desire) 10 cash, and the remainder in three equal
annual payments, with interest from the day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bond with Gppioved
security Tor the deferred instalmeuts, and the
title 70 be retained until the payment Of The
purchase money In full. l. y. JONES,
oCtR-Th Special Commissioner
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HALLS GALLERY,
AND EXAMINE THIS NgT SIR

We can only turn out about dIsetn OF this size
between now and Christmas, and II would be
well for these who contemplate ordering, 10 do
SO Gt once.
Remember that this work cannot be hurried
ard done we'll. Consult the Big Camera without
delay. nnHin
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EducationaI,
WBEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

HutoTy.==Eounded by the citizens OF Wheel.
ing lor the liberal education OF the! dGzIh;tft-
!tneorporatedi In lsSo-Twenty four years s=eees.
graduates since 1870.
Dtp0rtEItHt.-PrepIrAtory, Academic, Ceue-
gaze, ancient and Modem Languages, Art ard
conservatory OF Music Fail and thorough
course Of study.
F1eulty-Able and experienced instructors IL
every Observation-Disclosures teachers IN ali,
Pupils still received and charged proportlorA.e
raiss.. Terms lower than in Ike institutions
6Ator west sep9l
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gpeclal Notices.
Laughlln's Infant Cordial.

The ehid's cure when teething-to relieve In.
HImn1iion Of the Gums, 10 AllSy une1EnesI, 70
quiet Cole Palms, 10 promote Sleep, 10 care
Summer Complaint. This we consider one oithe
most valuable remedies 70 be kept In the family
when the children are eating their teeth. We
arc selling Thousands Of bottles, and have 10
hear !. eF.t person IAy Il Is rot all We recon-.
mend It - be.
AotHIKS, hSve you Heiy. fGt,ktHg b36s that
TURNS The HOURS Of EI0Hr (Nhen you 20 long
for Tesl INTO ole Long, WARY DAT THE Of
woARIHEST and CARE! Cry-CV-CSy-All day
and all night long, II yo2 hAye-HI.En 10
rt1toh-be convinced, hEFI6tS no Eon5tr-G NV
drops Of INFANT CORDIAL AID your esiId WILL
t'ke the place Of WGEEICL tUPHERIN0-pfocuie
81 once bottle. Sold By al Druggists and
LAC9hLIS BROS. 4 CO., ProprietorS.
Wheeling, W. Va
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Photographs!

A few OF tie Mammoth Photo1rsphs are now
on exhibition. and others will DO added a. fast
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAR.
~ KET STREET PROPERTY.
James Nsthers, Conp!aIrant,

James Isthers, Complainant
Is. I'm CEaucery,
George A. Frobs a q! Dsiend'ts.
By virtue OF decree rendered In the above
entitled e.u!e, at the September Term, 1874. Of
the County Court OF Ohio county, the unders!gn.
cd SPECIAL Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, November 81, 1915,
Sell St public auction, At the front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county, the north hdIT N
10! No. lG3, as laid out by ESeneZsr Zane, and
situate on the east side OF Market street, in the
city OF Wheeling, being the EAme property on
which the defendant, George A. Frobe, now re-
sides.
TEnxs OF sALE-one.thlrd Of the purchase
money In hand, and the residue in GquIl pIy.
ments in nine and eIGhteen months with Inter.
est from day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond
and security for the deferred instalmentS, and
the title belcg retained as further security until
payment In fall, but With liberty TO the pIrcAGs-
es TO pay all or greater proportion than one.
third OF his bid IN hand,
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner.
Law Once No. Il Twelfth st.
oel2l-eOd GEO. A. WICKHAM, AuctIoneer.
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SOUTH CAROLINA sends colored Dem
ocrat TO the next Congress to succeed Mr
RAINEY. RAMRY summoned him from
Washington to canvass the State in his
interest, but after looking over the field
Mr.. LKR-Ior that's his nAme-concluded
TO take the Office himself. BE accord
ingly came out as an independent cAndi-
date, was elected BY the Democrats, and
goes to Washington on platform thor
oughly Democratic.
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4 LWAYs GET TIE BEST

REEDS COUGH SYRUP.
For Coughs, Gods, HoA,seresI, Bronchitis,
Rhoopirg- Cough. &c, use REEDS COUGH
SYRUP. There Is 10 p:epAr alton CqaL TO It
XCCAgE, KRAFT L CO, Projectors.
ot3l Wheeling, ". Va
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All Lors.MakInr AxkHnrd.

May Kyle DAllAG
Love-that Is, the romantic love which
exists between two loveFs-iS something
which no one ever has any sympathy with
in real life. A stolen kiss, Il seen, creates
8 laugh; squeeze Of the hand, II detect.
ed, is q great Joy. myself, who claim TO
be romantic, did grin Of q shadow picture
cast upon the wall Of the white garden
fence, next door, BY unenvious gSs.hght,
when ! saw the shadow Of the young lady
with much waterfall Iced the shadow Of
q young gentleman with no whiikers with
sugsr.plIns, and then kiss II; but the
shadows were very black, and took odd
crinks In their noses as they moved 70
and fro, and thSt may have been the cause
OF nv mirth.
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THURSDAY, nov. IL, 1874.

TIE Changers hold the balance Of pow.
er pretty thoroughly in the lately elected
Illinois Legislature. The Senate stands
Republicans "a, Democrats %, 1ndepend-
euts 4; and the House-Republicans CO.
Democrats 65, Independents %. The
House wss elected BY the cumulative
vote, the State being divided into districts
electlDg three Representatives each.
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If any one thing can be said to have
been decided by the elections, 1t is that
the people will no longer tolerate that
political essence detested Massachusetts
as Butlerism, In Pennsylvania Is Gamer.
oniSm, In Michigan ss Chamberlain, and
known generally everywhere as Grant
ism:=Nss0 York Tribune.
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NewAdvertIsements.
WTANTED-BOOK. KEEPER.

A steady man who 10 able % keep . set Of
books, and make himself gesefAlly usefal about
this baBinesS, eal and steady tnaloynent By
GpplyinE Immediately TO CHAs. LoRPPLRR,
1877 Jacob street, or GEO. BOWERS, south
Wheeling. noTii