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New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

resolutions adopted at the Syracuse OonVen"o"'
the ticket there nominated were indorsed. n
COLUMBUS Sept. 22.-The Republicans VI
this the xIIth District. to-day nominated Dawn '"''
a practical farmer, for Congress- -,
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 22.-Andrew 'aohsUn rs.
Smith ef Mercer County received the Democra'u
gressional nomination Of the lid District AZ hss
to-day. ......... H.
SUNBURY, Penn, Sept. 22.-The Hon. JONI
r. Packer was unanimously renominated for Con0iee'
to-day by the Republican Convention OF SorthuiHO''
County.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
THE MENNONITEs.

MEASURES OF CANCELLATION ADOPTED BY THH
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.
ST. PETERSBURG. Tuesday, Sept. "a, 1874
The Russian Government, on account of the
extensive emigration of MeDnonltes. has undertaken 10
exempt members of that sect from actual military
vice. but still holds them liable to do duty hospital
attendants and surgeons. The Mennonites Of the Voga
district will probably all remain under these
conditions.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
HARMONY OF THE RACES IN MARENGO
COUNTY, ALA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. CIV. B. Jones.
ESQ., United States Commissioner at Demopolis Maren-
90 County, publishes the following:
" Although o true Republican. and devoted to my
pal and its success, cannot consent that my
shall be fased and sandered II reflects upon Repub-
licans as we'll as Democrats. have canyassed this
county already four times this Fai in the interest OF
Republican party, and justice and truth mpel
declare that never saw more peaceful orderly law
abiding people, both cOlored and white Not @ has
been killed. nor single outrage committed acconpt
OF political feeling, ana free speech and Republican
opinions be INDUCED in anywhere. The best feel
ing prevails between the colored Republicans and
Democrats"
Mr. Jones is Republican candidate for Probate
Judge in Marengo County, which. adjoins Sumter and
Greene.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
PROSPECTS OF CROPS IN ENGLAND.

The Mark Lane Express says: "The fno
summerlike weather OF the past week was favorable
for potatoes, though rain would have been accept
able for other roots"
With regard to wheat, The Erpress "The Autumn
nal sowings certain of favorable commencement
We estimate that Hungary has 1.oOoooo quarters to
spare Prices IN Germany, Russia, and France have
declined heavily"
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

DETROIT, Sept. 22.-The Democrats of the
With Michigan District have nominated George II.
Durent for Congress.
UTICA, Sept. 22.-At the Democratic County
Convention held Rome to-day, the Hon. Scott Lord
noruiua,ed for Rspressntstye In Congress. and tbs
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
JITED STATES MARSHALS NOT TO ENGAGl
IN REMOVING REBEL FLAGS.
TILE DISTRICT CONSPIRACY.

COL Whitley of the Secret Service Bureau
was not at his office In Bleeckers yesterday, and
gentleman in charge stated that he was in Boston.
whittier had gone to prepare for the service of any
warrants OF upon him. His counsel and some Of
the strongest witnesses his side are there 1t was
mored that an officer OF the United states Marshals Of
flee went TO Boston yesterday to arrest him.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
lay COOKE a co.

Pun uApEbmIA, Sept 2.-Mr. Lewis, tho
trustee in the Jay Cooke bankruptcy, has fled with tho
Rexsser detailed statement Of ass items Of receipts
and sos tems Of expenditures the total receipts shown
leaving Of s5osss 50 In the banda Of tha
zee on the leth ipse
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
REPRESENTATION IN THE BRITISH PARLIA-
MENr.

LONDON. Tuesday, Sept "a, 1874
Mr.. Holland, Conservative, has been returned
to Parliament from Midhurst.
Mr.. Arnold, proprietor OF The London Eeho will con-
test Northampton In the Liberal interest.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
GENERAL POLITICAL NEVIS.
INSTALLATION OF DEMOCRATIC OFFICIALS AT PORTS
MOUTH, N. II.

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. %. - The new Demo-
cratic City Government inaugurated this morning
The address Of Mayor Goodrich very brief, busl-
ness-lke document occupying but five minutes in de-
livery He deprecates the increase OF city expenses
and taxes Of late years. and recommends retrenchmen
and economy In all departments The city debt s1I.
7OO bearing in part s, but mostly per cent
interest debt reduced about t5 900 the past
year There beside 600 coo OF Portsmouth
Railroad city bonds. There Will be clean sweep-of
Republican city officials. Moses Goodrich a son OF the
Mayor, is appointed City Clerk In place Of the Hon.
Marcellus Burord.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
THE CANADIAN RECIPROCITY TREATY CON.
DEMNED.

LONDON, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1874.
The Newcastle Chamber of Commerce have
adopted resolutions cOndemning the Canadian Reel
proeity Treaty as prejudicial 10 British industry.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
THE NEwYoRK POLICE sUsrCBs CASE

ALBANY, Sept. 22.-The Court of Appeals
has not reached O decision In the New-York Police
Justices case. II may be handed down next Tuesday
and it may rot
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

CALL FOR woMAN's TEMPERANCE CoNvEN.
TI0N.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept q. - The Central
Comnittee of the woman's Temperance Union have
called State Convention to meet in Syracuse on Of
IL, pext.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
PROBABLE ACTION OF THE CONVENTION.

PROBABLE ACTION OF THE CONVENTION.
TIE PERMANENT CHAIRMANsHIP-MAiN POINTS OF
TRR PIATFoRN-A NEW CANDIDATE FOR PRISON
NsPEcToR-THE EAME OF Nh. CORNELL TO BE
WITHDRAWN FROM THE CONTEST FOR THE
SECOND PIAcE-GRN. BATcHELLER's HOPES.
lBY rELHoRAPH TO THE rRiBUsE.l
UTICA. Sept. c2.-Ihe late trains are rapidly add
Ing TO the rambler d delegates assembled here.
The hotels sre flied to oyerfowfDg, and many OF
The new arrivals compelled TO seek lodgings IN
private houses Among the later arrivals from New
York are Postmaster Jsmes Night Superintendent
Lawrence. the Hoo. Vim. h Darling. ex-Judge
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
TIE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.

EXCITEMENT OVER THE POSSIBLE TRIAL OF The
RKyoIUrIoSIsTs - THREATENED SEARCH foh
MISSING ARMs-A CIRCULAR TO BE ISSUED BY
x.Jp,r
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

A NEW VERSION OF THE CAPTURE OF cALxTo GAR.
cIA-AN ATTEMPT TO SHOOT TIE CAPTAIN-GEN
ERAL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-31

Now WE know the reason why the
President is so rcticent regarding the
third term question. That is, we know
what he says is the reason. 1t is that to
express himself on the subject would not
comport with the dignity of his office.
And, in order that he may uphold his
dignity, he is willing to slaughter his
party. The Herald asks "Upon what
meat doth this, our Caesar, feed, that he
is grown so great?" But the General
has not heretofore shown such an exceed
ing anxiety to maintain the dignity of
his Office And it is strange that
at this time, he should so sud
denly be filled with its Importance.
Probably the true reason is, tif we could
only know It) he does not wish to COM
promise his chances with the $4,000 Off
Gals who draw their bread and butter
from the public store, aud who are so
anxious to see his seat retained. How
ever, we presume that the. people will
speak for his Exccllcncy. Tuesday S
setting of the sun will see the third term
question definitely settled one way or
the other
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owners to be in the very best or health.
But alas! alasi when the sad news came
that Ohio and Indians went Democrats,
and there wls danger Of Ben. W ilson
beng elected This rooster show synR
mSoftrain 1isess6 Mfereuf n doc.
tor oftAs Radical persaesion, called
to exahins{the patisgA 81 Docs0s
said TIE Hdisgncsis w6 very dH1cult, Apd
the prognosis was terrible" But aff 9
very thorough examination, it was pro-
nounced water en- the brain, scientihcsliy
known As hydroeepbslus, caused by un-
due excitement Of the nervous system
The doctor being very anxious that this
rooster might recoversspplied asinspism
to his feet, ard n COOLING application to
his head, and advised small dose
of the o. Wheeling 'Intett,geneer,
as an internal remedy. In the
morning after this treatment
the rooster showed very marked symp-
toms for the better. At 10 o'clock A. NJ
on the 18th of October he was thought "a
be entirely out Of danger. AT two o'clock
a dispatch came, announcing that COT
was elected; the rooster then gavea crow
Just then there was quite jubilee on
account of the eonvaleScence Of the
rooster At o'clock dispatch was re-
ceived which bore the sad intelligence
that Ben Wilson WAS elected. This pro-
duced collapse, and fifteen minutes past
four the rooster died in the fourteenth
year of his age. He belonged to the
DunghilI persuasion.
The company to which the chicken
belonged sent to Long Branch to see
what would be done for the want OF q
rooster to crow for Marshall county. In
reply General Grant said the party
never would need another rooster, fol-
saws he, "wc AS a party are soon to &c
where the woodbne twineth." Yes
alas! alas! Benny Butler, Mr.. Spinner
the Dents, myself. and my dear Freddy
who Just lately got married, will have to
leave Washington to give way for old
Bill Allen who will be the next Presl.
dent. Oh! my pain is very great,
wish YOU would send me bottle of Perry
Davis pain killer. To my few friends
have in West Virginia, ] feel sorry fol
YOU, for there is Henry S. Walker, Cam
den, johnson, the Wheeling REGIsTEI
man and host of other Bourbon Demo
cracts who have you about used up
Like Sampson, my locks will soon be
shorn, then my means of help will bt
gone. After all, | think we should sym
patbize with the Radicals in their hour:
of distress. PETER TWIST.
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In our columns OF yesterday we pub
lished an article from the Baltimore
Sun, stating that THos. HUGHEs, ESQ., of
the we'll known firm Of THos. HUGHES
s. Co., merchant tailors, of this city, pro-
posed forming business connection with
the large cloth house of MOORE Il Bro,
Of Baltimore, Md.
We are glad to inform our readers
however, that Mr.. HUGHES in making
this connection does not retire from the
firm of THos. HUGHES Il Co, but will
devote the most of his time and atten-
ton to this business here and through
the Baltimore connection, the Wheeling
firm will be enabled to offer superior and
additional inducements to their large and
constantly increasing trade, in all the
styles and newest designs of foreign inn
portations direct from Europe.
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STATE.
CONGRESSIONAL.
-rofic RcD,tblicdt.
DEPUTY PRESIDENT WILLIAMS
AND HIS SPIES.

Here is very just opinion and ex
ceedingly properly expressed. It's clip
ped from the Montgomery (Ala.) Ne'cS:
No one hardly knows which to despise
the most, the conduct of Deputy Presi-
dent Williams in sending his pimps in
to Alabama to do his dirty work, or
the petty rascals themselves. Hanging
would certainly be a hight punishment
for the whole crew; and Deputy Prcsi-
dent Williams and his Hesters and
Beaches must be brought to realize that
such fragrant violations of law, and the
sacred rights of the people, will not a
WAYS go unwhipt of justice. There is
something of law yet left in the land, and
the penitentiary is not a myth, rs
these naughty miscreants will yet find
To their sorrow.
II won't do for Mr.. Williams to pre-
tend that he did not know these villains
were such consumate experts. 1t was his
business to know, and his own conduct,
and temper show that they are the very
sort of fellows he prizes. He is hbnscJ
one Of them.
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
WHEELING.

&. II. Garden q Co.,
W..
Thos. Mccormick, trustee of In Chanccry.
David r. Schwartz.
The undersigned, Commissioner OF said
Court, hereby gives notice that in pursur-
ance Of decree made and entered in the
above entitled cause by said Court, on the
9th day OF September, 4. D., 1874, he will,
NJ his Office on the northeast corner of
Chapline and Twelfth streets, In the city
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, Oh the lith
day OF November, 1874, commencing al 10
o'clock, n. m, proceed 10 ascertain and ~
port,
First. What assets have come into the
hands Of the said Trustee, Thomas NcCor-
mick.
secondly. What assets, II any, belong 10
the said trust uncOllected, their character
and condition. ..fs.
Thirdly. What liens there are, II any,
upon the said trust fund.
FOuTthly. What debts are due from the
said trust fund, and their respective priOri-
ties, ANY.
Firmly. Any other matter deemed per-
tinent by any OF the creditors Of the said
David +. Schwartz, or any OF the parties In
interest.
And notice is hereby given 10 all the
creditors Of David y. schwartz, and IN all
persons interested in said trust, that they
are required 10 present and prove their
claims before me. on or before The 18th day
of November, 1874, al my Office aforesaid +,
in the city oil. Wheeling, West virginia. =
l.. =. JORDAN,
Comm iSgiOner Of said Couri.
DAVENPORT 4 DOvESER,
Soils for Com plainant. Oc2lOawt
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"a CARD.

II wish to caution any young lady Of
romantic turn of mind to not fall deep
ly and madly in love with my husband,
w. G.. Blanchard, at first sight, as, in
addition to his being entirely worthless
MS a man, he is yet, l am sorry to say,
my lawful husband-has deserted me
without any cause on my part
whatever, and spends his time
mostly in the company of
females of doubtful reputation. They, L
presume, foot the bills, as he is too utter
~ worthless to pay bills of his own COLI
tracing. As he boasts of having money,
/ wish, should he see this, he may con-
clude to 90 and redeem the lease that he
forged on his own father and gave to the
Wheeler IL Wilson folks, and which !
have worked hard 60 earn money and pay
up and save him from the pcnitentiary.
"MRs. SALLIE BLANCHARD
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.". PREPARED BIZ
DR.. &c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE octSS

Castoria Is more than substitute Tor
Castor OIL. Ii is the only safe article in ex-
istence which Is certsin 10 assimilate the
tood, regulate the bowels. cure wind-colic
and produce natural sleep. IL contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and IL pleasant TO take. Children need not
CRY and mothers may rest. ga.ez
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1a4 WOOD STREET,
oc! eodh PlTTSBURGH, IA

UAvTyG PURCHASED ALL THE
III night, title and interest In and 70 the
Vest Va Stencil and Seal Works, ! will
continue the same AT the old stand, no. IL
eontiuI,afton or the patronage OF all in
need OF anything IN our line Charles y.
Etc has charge OF the works, and VIII ex-
ecute all orders promptly and sstisfse-
torily. We employ no agents or canvas,
sera. and ali persons are hereby cautioned
arn3uaf auy one representfng themselves
~ ss,ch. JOHN III. ZEvELY, Proprietor
Wssf Va. Stencil and Seal Works. oeD
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ROesteroloey"-Sad Description o.
the Death OF q Rooster.

HUBB's LANDING, W. VA,
r" October 18th, 1874.
Editors Of the Register.
By your consent will pen few items
for the REGISTER on Roosterology.
The rooster which was owned BY II
"Joint Stock Company at Moundsville,
to do the growing over Radical victories,
died very suddenly on the 18th Of Octo-
Der, A. D., 1874, aged about IA years.
His roostership was ehiekened near
Moundsville think, in the year 1860.
At avery early age, he would do some
very loud Growing on account Of the ad-
vent of registration laws, iron-clad oaths,
Borenianispl and the promised glories
of Ben Butler, the spoon thief, On the
evening OF the 18th Of October, 1874,
when Il was announced in Moundsville,
that White and Turner were triumphAnt-
" elected, Thu rooster did some vary
iSud Growing, and was thought by his
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Trustees Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED up TRl = {
ID made by Robert u. Woods tn me 4,
Trustee, bearing date the SDth day 81 Jan.
unry, 1865, and recorded In Deed Book 49,
~, page 20, OF the land r'rorls uf uHlu
county, | will on Saturday, III" IN
day OF October, s7i, NJ the irOnt d,ug
of the Court liousr OF ohio county
at 10 o'clock "a. M. Offcr for sale a.
public auction, the following dr
scribcd real estate, lying about 3 m,lr
north OF the city OF Wheeling, on tie ,a'
side OF tho ohio river, being par ui lhr
=. i. Woods home farm, having irpnlUD
the east side OF the county road and bind
ing thereon Is poles and extending hack
eastward 100 poles; containing? lt. arr'S 81
land, covering and including 10y acre n
coal. Also IA strip.of land ~ feet wide AMI
about ~ rods long, running from the south
western corner OF said tract of land tn the
river, being the north half Of PriNai"
road.
Terms Of sale, onc.third cash and ne
balance In six and twcly" months, srcuf'd
by deed Of trust -
\. BRADY, TRUSTEE
&c. lIERvEY, Auction"cr.
Al the same time will bc Offered TOR sa.r
llOio acres of coal lying Immediately back
of the above described tract oi land.
au26-rb ROBERT u. WODI~
The above sale was postponed until
Saturday, the 3lst Of October, al lVo.""h
"A. M. W9I
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Tn THE POINT.

Mrs. SALLIE BLANCHARD, Of Indian
apolis, has had quarrel with her evil
IDENTIFY handsome but hayward husband,
W.. G. She is determined, if she can
help it, that he shall not fool any other
WOmau
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. R. Co


SIX
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY o.
" 1874, Trains VIII leave Wbr"iIhgM N'
lows, Wheeling tim": -
ST LOELS EMPRESS
EAsT-LEAyEs. WET LfANH.
Wheeling "Whr"llng
daily alto NJ. daily At s2.rG
ARRIVES Al ARRIVE ~
Washington newark
civ $40 y. NJ. Columbus Is'AN
baltimore. ..s:gDP y. ". Sandusky MI ~
Phil. .........2sgi \. ". CincInnau l0g \
New York 500 4. ". Chicago. ~" y =
WESTERN EIpRESS
EAsT-LEAvEs. wE~T-LEANN
Wheeling Whc'Uhg ...y
ARRIVES Al AEH'E ~
Washington newark ~
CIty-.......7 10 4. ". tOium bus 90. -
Baltimore. $40 4. " Sanduskl va.
pnIIn s2jP.M. Cincinnati ln.FTs
New York. ..bl0 y. N.thicaR" ....'
ACCOUNTANTS
EAsr-LEAvEs. wLSI Law
wheeling "hceIIhs -,,v
daily at, .g:Jj A. ". daily 81, '.t ~
,yVTyrs Ar AVPIyES ~
Cumb"rlamd.7:2 ~ IN. Ian"sVi.I'.. ~ ,,.,r
Sundays excepted. sundays 'l"I'''.
Fast bound trains make dT'I 'py,a.tI,
tions at Bal tln1Tr with trains VIZ ~.
feiphia, New York and br'oh. ~
ingtOn City for nil points H""ih'
West bound trains make dir"ci COM
tons for all points West and N"f L, -.
Pullman Palace Car on all nlgb' "A'
WHEEL M; PfTTSB t'RGH Avn nv
TTNORE DfIISI"''
r,sr-,r,yKs yEr -LThyTs.
sWheeling 'Washlhs", 80
daily at: I'D An. dhiIS ST. -
Wheeling "iSnIlE my
daily at...-iaD y. 81. daiIy w ,..,t,J
sundays excepted. if-undhl' D..
Tickets 10 all principal "lh,
p'"' '''" - Wv TUOS. II. SHARP,
Master ~ TrRnspoffa,iiin.L.
X. i. DEN hih'' "'H''"' myH
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia 1t viii be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums To club agents and TO subscribers.
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LEATHERWOOD RESIDENCE

NOR SALE. MY PLACE ~ LuATW
L FRWOOD Is for sale. Possession any
time between now and April list, lS7i.
oc2Bu InOS O'RRlEN.
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Tickets % all principle point NJ he
gsst and West can be procuIsn and
Union Ticket ONCE In Mclure h"N
Al the station at Bridgep1r:
Iun5 General PAs.enger q Ilszs--
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rcInaTka adj cures. 80 mild a. Ia be safe
and beneficial for children, and yet so
searching as 10 efiectually purge out the
great corruptions of the blood such as the
ScrofulouS and syphiIitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked in
the system for years, soon yield To this
powerful antidotc and disappear. Hence
It's wonderful cures, many OF which are
publirly known. al ScTofula. and all scr
iuluds diseases Ulcers, Eruptions and rr-
uptive disorders OF the skin. Tumors,
Bioiches. Rolls, rimrlcS, Pustules. Soras'
~. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Eryslpeas,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring
worm, and Internal UIccrations OF the
Uterus, Stomach and Liver Ii also cures
other complaints. TO which II would not
seem especially adapted, such rs nropsy,
Dyspepsia. Fits. Neuralgia, Heart Disease
Female Weakness. Debility, and Lfucor-
rhoca, when they are maniisstatns OF
OF the sCI"iGlous poisOns.
II ~ an excellent r.-StOrrr OF health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing lthe
appp1tite and ylsor of the digestive pr-
ganS, it diSsipatcs the depression and list
less languor Of the season. Even where no
disorder appears, people feel better and
live Longer, for cleansing the blood. The
system moves on with renewed yigor and
a new lease OF life.
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c, MEADEL, BOOTH & Co,

TAyE JUST RECEIVED A STOCK OF
an entirely new article in the way OF
Lap and Ironing Boards. The most com,
ever manufactured. q -.' ocjl
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION.

Monday, the second of November, is
the day for the Louisiana election to take
place. Just one day before those of
twenty-three other States and three ter
ritories.
The election will be watched with
more than ordinary anxiety. The super
human efforts which has been made 10y
the administration to carry the State fol
the Observation-Disclosures
LoNGsTREEr ring will invest it with
peculiar interest to all parties and indi-
viduals. Most surely no such contest
has ever been waged in the Union. What
with Southern outrages hurricdly manu-
featured of rather tlimsy materials, but
evidently with the hope that they
would hold together well enough till
after the election; what with arbi-
trary arrests throughout the State;
what with the attempts to disfranchiSc
thousands of foreign born naturalizcd
citizens, the Conservatives will have 10
fight against almost overpowering OBJ
stacles. But they seem determined to
do their best to make a gallant and dcs-
perate fight for victory, freedom and
self government. If, after all, they do
succeed, peans of heartfelt gratitude
will not only rise from citizens of the
State; but the glad echo will be caught
up, and reverberated throughout the
Union by liberty loving patriots every
where.
The following is the ticket to be voted
for. Those names indicated by an AS
terisk are those of present members of
Congress:
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E. Pittsburgh R. \

CONDENSED TIME CAEp.
Ian -
nEANU AFTER NAY 3lst ~. e. -, s,l.
viii run Daily. teIosptSund"'""
lows. viz:
rAcooNoyAT LIN Ai'"E W.
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AYERS
SARSAP AR|LLA

Is widely known
a. one Ofthe most
cfcctual RENE
dies ever discov-
cred for cleans
ing the system
and Ru rifyin g
the blood. IL has
stood the test OF
years, with n con-
stantly growing
reputation based
on its intrinsic
virtues and sus-
sustained by It's
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Xovember's Wintry Blasts
are Coming.

AY IN A SUPPLY OF COAL NOW AT
II inc TEL ~, 80 ~ .si ~ OFT =,
J. Smyth'B store, where you can learn
prices Of coal, coke tbard or soft,l nut coal
and slack. We are Offering Dig induce
ments for lots Of one hundred bushels or
more KIMBERLY 4 CO.,
Manchester Coal and Coke Works.
octah . - ra go 1890