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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
Who Is TO be the martyr.
t.srssara and Tho Sat oue..ion

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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

R9ar Hon. HEYERpY JoHNsoN,
of Baltimore, Ex-Nmister to Eng
land, Ex-Attorney General, TX Uni
ted States >enator,Sc. has written =
lengthy letter to the New York Eer-
old c5acurring i'll the views Il Tie
Adye,iiser upon the Louisiana question.
We have long regarded Mr. JoAsooN
rs one OF the cloares hea'!el States
men in this country.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
SALE.
William {. Miller { CO.
VS..
The Heirs and Creditor, Of Roht Mays, decd.
IN CHANCERY.

BY virtue Of lec-ee or the s1rcuit Court NJ
Cabel. county. made and entered Al Tie NAY term
1874. oi said Court. whereby. among ether things
the unJrrs.g ned was appointed SPECIAL comiui.-
si1nef fpr the pu pose. VIII proceed % sell sf
public suction. 20 the hghts bidder, =, the iiult
door ~ the cpurt-hOusr ~ said colniy. on the
l9.h day OF tobcr. So. the zeal estate o. whit
sad Mdys died se.1rd. consisting Of One Hun.
drrd aut : xiv-ScVen N6-) Acres. Isl uat- 90
Steer % anch Of beech foik h" A. suyeyr 81. paiitd
AMI tctu- ned hy the commissioners. aud fle,. ln
THIS cause on fhc 10Th day Of june. i-si. subject
q the duNtr of Attic Mays rs surveyed ami set
apart ~ said commissioners, or ~ much the eof
ri viii be- sufficient Ia pay The claims heret 'forr
drcreci Ia bee paid to the plaintiffs aud the Uthr.
creditors therein named and the c0sis. upon
The following tr.ms tO-Wit: One-ioufth ~ The
purchase money cash In hand, and the blAancr
IN two equal mSiaimcntS payaiie ia s,N and
twelve months tom the day " sale. taking from
the purchaser bonds with good security. AMI a.
raining the legal tile as additional sc,urlly uu-
a. The purchase money is fu'iv paid. Given uu-
der ms hand September 18TH 1874.
NJ. :. THORNBURG.
sept. INV. spl Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

IT. oHN HALL Is a Democrat q, he
trie, to make some people believe
way Is 1t that his principal support
ers arc amoag the Interest Radicals
in the Disric,? Why Is it that he
ha, white and black Republican
speakers travelling through the coun,
thy -peakins in his behalf? Ifhe is
Il Democrat he ought to be in bette
company. Ifthere was any democ-
racy in him he would not now be en-
gagged in the attempt 20 disorcanize
the party by asking its members 10
bolt its nominations and vote for spu-
rious and mixed tickets. Ii he was
a true Democrat he would be cup
porting Hereford TO Hay instead of
playing the tool of the enemies Of
the Democratic party in their effort
to gain victory. Democrats should
give him wide berth.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

Tho Raider! organ on the Salt qus-
ton is in the woods. /: don't Know
what it Is talking about. 1t is trying
to make capital against Nr. Hereford
on q measure in which be acted and
voted in favor os 4 law recommended
by 3 Radical Secretary Of the Treas
ury, introduced by Radical Con
gresham and supported by three
tourihs of the Radicals in Congress.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

The following dialogue took place
the other day between a farmer who
was driving an OK team through town
and an acquaintance on the street
coraer The man with the OK team
called out:
"Who dill they nominate for Sena
tor 8"
why, McGinnis, Of Guvandctte
rs Harve. Scott independents
Yes, Harve and Clawhammer,
too"
go, damn Clawhammer. I want
ncne of that in mine"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
TaeTnrig Iron.

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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
A Good Nomination-A Candidate
Who should be Elected.

The Democrats of the Cleveland
(Ohio) District have conferred 4 unan-
iInous nomination tor Congress upon
Col. HENRY B. PAYNE, one of the
ablest men in that State.
This is nomination which, in these
trying times, when the country seems
to be plunging still deeper into the
sea of troubles in which it has been
fioundering for SO many years under
Radical rule, should comm end itself
to the earnest support of the honest
aud patriotic men of all parties.
Col. Payne, wherever known, is
recognized as man Of marked ablli-
ty and irreproachable private charac-
ter. For many years, when in &C
tive practice, he stood unsurpassed as
an advocate, and for profound knowl-
edge of the law, at the Cleveland bar
He was leading and influential char
acter in the numerous railway enter
prise', projected many years ago and
since completed, which have contrib
uted so largely to the prosperity OF
the people of Northern Ohio, and
advanced, more particularly, the in
terests of the beautiful city Of Cleve
land. In the furtherance OF every
improvement that could promote the
Industrial and commercial progress OF
the Forest City, Col. Payne has ever
extended an earnest and energetic
support.
Some years ago he was a leadin :
member of the Senate of Ohio. La
1897 he was the Democratic candi-
3a;e for Governor, and came within
thirteen hundred votes Of defeating
Salmon p. Chase. lie was the Dem.
ocratic legislative nominee for United
States Sen to, during the session when
Ben. Wade was elected by coalition
between the Wing and abolition mem
bers. lie has been d Senatorial Del
egaye to several Democratic National
Convcntinns, and on every occasion
distinguished himself as an able, pru-
dent and safe counsellor in the con
yocltioas Of the faithful. Il the wise
counsels AMI earnest entreaties OF Col
PAYNE had been followed at the histor
&c Charleston Convention, the Amer
lean people would have been spared
their sad and a.;onizins experience o
the last fourteen years, and our coun
try would have kept peacefully ON
wArd in is career Of grandeur, under
the auspices OF tha glorious Old Dem
ocra.ic partr, to which, even now, il
owes ali TIA. i, worthy OF place in il:
history. Bu. the judicious Judgment
of Col. Payne was ovorruIe!; >eccs
sion madness prevailed; and loyal
radical,sm AMI rampant fanaiici~n
have reisned supreme from that
day to this
1t is m suspicious omen in the
signs Of tie times, a. auguriag is
1 position on the part OF some Of the
/ better ciass Of our public men - ca
ter the den Of animals known .. IN,
/ Congress Of this day, that such mer
as Gol. PAYNE vii! consent 70 hr can
diia'es. III, D4,7;c, in When hc ],
candidate i, OVERWHELMINGLY radi
cal, ami is at present represented b!
one Of the mos; arrant knayes and in
Iefau,q5.e corfl tioui>ts that tn,
general dca,a5.;. ot modern polite
could brin. % t4e surface.
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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

WHENEVER the Hall organs can
not think Of anything else to say.
they say Jno. Hall is going TO be
elected to Congress in the 3rd Dis
trict, by an overwhelming majority"
Well, If old John can aforG to. pay
them for such electioneering as that,it
is all right.
If these organs have any money
with which to back their opinions, We
know OF some parties who would be
clad 10 back 4 cont -arv one.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
On he 2na Day II Norember, 1874,

\; the door ~ the Courthouse ~ Wayne county.
sell u the hgirst bidder the following real pop
eTty situated IA Wayna county. to-yyif: 49, &C -
on Ricn Greek: 315 acres on Billys Branch, pat
ent.i 10 Milton Ferguson: 81 acres on Joel's
| B. anch. patented 10 {; IS. Rail anu Milton Fer
guSOl: alsr boundary 81 80 acres. or aHCBt
that amount, On the heal waters OF B.uy :
Branch. Out ~ patent 81 SO a-.es 20 Thomas
Maple AMI Milton Ferguson. and one undivided
b.lf OF boundary 81 about To- aces in same pat
emf said las named boundary being situated on
the haad 81 Drifiwuoi Creek: also one undivided
hail u = loearre ira : on rght fGis q Twelve
Pole, patented % Thomas Wallace and Finly
Thompson. II j. said that each trlc. contains
valuable coa!.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-Thirl Of the purchase
price of each tact casl In hand and tRe residue
In TWO equal payment AT six and twelve months
from date oi sale IN interest and taxing UOnis
with personal security for The defe red payments,
sad retaining title until The purchase money :
psid In fall.
q. G.. BURGESS.
0ct. l--Iw. SpI Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

Let the Salt men remember chat
tine reduction Of the duty on salt was
"a Republican measure, recommended
by Geo. :. Boutwell,, Grants Secre.
iary Of the Treasury. In his Finance
Report liS5D page 5 he says In
this view ! respectfully recommend
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
Tho Wnyne Advocate.

The Wayne Advocate has at the
head of its columns in its issue Of
the 10Th inst. For Congress;
Frank Hereford, of Monroe I'm
mediately under this it has an arti
Gle over a column in length, which
is published as editorial, headed
Maj. Frank Hereford" in which it
gives its reasons for leaving the sup
port of Mr.. Hereford, and going over
TO the Hall party. And what think
you they are 0! reader? Has Mr..
Hereford been direlect in any duty
he owed his constituents? Has he
been engaged in any of the Credit
Mobilies, or the MOiety rings in
Congress Has he been unmindful
of his duty to the people while in the
National Capital?
Nay, verify, it was none of these.
What then could be a sufficient
reason to induce paper protesting
TO he Democratic, to turn around
and in violation TO every principle or
truth or good faith, change its entire
course; array itself with the enemies
of the party it processes to serve, and
support candidate for Congress,
who was brought out with the avow-
ell purqose.of discouraging aud de-
feating the party OF which the editor
processes to be member.
Listen; here is The mighty reason;
''se found him in tie possession Of
ideas which in eur opinion di-qia.i
lies him AIS legislator" The IN
s.auc- given IS ,ha; Of My =. co4su-
ring Ia mme2sure,l terms his friends
Tor giving a portion OF thelr patron
are 10 certain newspaper publishers
that do no; agree with him in mat
trrs of politics. The quotation Is
literal. ;as.vi.re We are not response
Die for the grlmmar) Well there
smoothing IKE having good reason
fer q change. and when the patrons
Of the Advocate, WHO subscribed for
it, anl paid for it as 4 straight Dem
ocratic paper, see what an excellent
and unausweraolc reason it hal for
changing is course, they >aould At
oacg cry 'peccssj.' What mast be the
mental cIlihre Of man who VIII
under such sub;ertu.c Is this under
take to Justify 4 political somersault?
Here are the Radical papers in al
parts OF the country receiving thou
sands Of dollars per year from the
/ Government for the publication O!
laws, bankrupt notices, Nc., which
. in many instances support The plpers
entirely and are given with that in.
teution. while none Of these things
are allowed to be published in Demo
cratic papers, and yet this profes,ed
Democratic editor, turns his back on
/ the nominee OF his purity because he
is in favor Of Democrats patronizing
Democratic papers.
This wonderful li5crality ought to
be- rewarded; Baruum certainly
ought TO send an agent here and Sc
cure this yir,uou>, liberal. high mind
"a marauimou, cdi,orfor h, Hippo
troue. But in the meantime We
would advise him to keep out Of the
way OF the COWS OF they will ca, hin.
tos greens. We are glad To say thar
in bushes matter, SO have the pat
rouagc Of a number Of Republicans,
and "a. ~ are many Democrats who
p1,ruaize Republicans papers, but
when /, comes to political patronage
$50 q, hoy expect the patronage OF
the Republican party, nor 10 we sup
pose the Republican f=ler, expect
roa,.r.i patronage tsum the DcfIo
CRITIC ..--v.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

10 the consideration of Congress the
reduction of the duty On Salt t, the
extent of fifty per cent.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

CARPENTERS / BUILDERS,
Manufacturers Of
Fl'opring. Doors. Mouidings, siding. Shutters
Newels, Dressed Lnmber, Sash, Blinds, Balnsters
Brackets, Hand Railing, Scroll Saving and Plan
Ing.
THIRD AVE, ABOVE iith ST.,
mix s-chd HUNTINGTON. ". "A.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
OLE DCJBLE ClRIIlG MACHINE
VALUABLE LOTS.
AT PUBLIC ACCTIOS!l

WEST HU n TING
wiH sell at puialc auction, Ia from. " .
Merchants Hotel, on
thursday, September I'm, 1874,
AZ 10 O'Clock, 4. ". FIVE LOTS in wes
Huntington. lying between ~ Avenue and fhe
T 2ct. Two Of the lots have a river flOniage o.
30 feet and 30 depth, making them very yalu;-
bic for Misunderstanding pm poses. Two on u
SOl'h side % 2nd avenue. ~ \ 100 and OUe on %
SOrtl sale ~ sd avenue, s01is
Tbs property wil De sold yeii low, a. an de-
teTmined o. sell u.
TERMS or SALE:-One-fourfb cash on da]
Of sale and balance 10 six, twelve, aud elg1ic.a
months o. q. BAKER
San 3-tis
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

DY virtue 81 < decree ~ De Circuit court e
DLW.Oin county. reId reI go t'r 5'h iAf -
Nalcb. 1870 100 thc stDyr calfir. tir uLd"r> ..''r.
s,crLai Commission r ~ tnaf pEf, 0,c. TO-
tir '1Yr u me tourthru-e 90 Lincoln toa 30.
IN W>he.day, the 2d i September, 1874,
eel 20 puric anctOu : certain isrt ~ ifnf
-.'r It'd 100 fse county ~ f..H-Dr on Pat { reel
" t1l .eif hand i1.k ~ Nfd Eyer. cnais niHg
los Z. ',es TCD.e ~ lrss ~ -O much flsfe I ~
Hlli -.tisB thc cDmp.a.naLts debt interest and
cots
TEhNS.-Onr Fourth ~ tht rurcfese money
10 hlul. fh- residue upon q credit 81 3. 8 and g
months. 80 ,1icrcstf. 90 i4y ~ ssir pu. chas'
y.ylGg Bond IS 81 security frr dcf,rrsd Install
meut- j. + SO. kiNGs.
Aug l-td. special c1mmr.
The .bpye sale s postponed unia tie 81 csy
If November, 1874.
J. J.. STOLLINGS,
Sep l0-,d. Speci Comm'r.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
agw ADVERTISEMENTS.
E0R REMIT

APR!CK HOUSE - Ave rooms, on s;h Street
A good uu-.urs- si4ul
rooms.
OF. I-iw. w. MARTIN.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

Represents pasmes
aatT% when Rome sat her seven hills and from trTeof beauty ruled
of
Tru Hill Hash Han Arabs, Great French Artists Russian Athletes and
TIM M.I-ln E,Eul
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
DEMOCRATIC TICAET.

k9EMOS h.AEEC AAS - n 4 Z
10.
FOR CONGRESS DISTRICT
HON FRANK HEREFORD,
Of Monroe.
FoR STATE sENATE-1TH SEN. DIST
IRA J. MUGINNiS,
OF CGbell
Fer House Of Delegates,
Cahell County,
JNO. W. THORNBURG.
Wayne County,
JAS. FERGUSON, SR.
Lincoln County,
JOS. W. HOLT.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

rat bainga County Court day. OF he front door
of the Cpurth1use of said county. ~ public au'-
ton, 20 The highest biiicr. So IH'h of the iald
below =, .rris-d. - may be n-cts.a ' 70 satisfy
the debt IN tae hiil mentioned, with n'ercs; and
costs or suit tO-wit: - acres On Carter Greek.
- acres on NYI RIVER, ~ acres On BIZ 7 Nile,
- ac e. on Tw0-Nle, /. II patent {" Conner X
healon'. 19}4 acres on F%O-M,lr, q. ~ patent TO
conner keaton.l
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
TEENLS-
SALE
OF
Farming mi Mineral Lands!

BY virtue 4 a decree Of II County Cour. Of
WAYNE county ". Va. ia the Gaze 81 Vim. r.
NiiAesol. Guardian, y. Thomas Wallace heirs,
the undersigned, as Special Commissioner, VIII.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Oh
Lands In CGbeu County!
George ". Summers, En-. 81.
vs.
RanA 6ea,cn 9, ala.
N CHANCERY.

By decree Of the Circuit Cuu't OF Ctbe,i Coua-
", made a. the JAY term, 1s,5 VII sell, On
.M1pIty, tie 1914 day Of Oc'o5sr, 1874,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20
Whe gallg Ar9ns.



A new invention has lust been tried in
Paris which is pronounced to render
drowning thing OF the past 1t consists
in the employment of a pneumatic India
rubber tube, rolled around the body with
a sufficient number of fol1s to contain the
necessary amount of air. This tube is
placed concealed in a double envelope
forming shirt. 1t terminates by amouth-
piece which shuts with the aid of simple
copper button. Incorporation is simple in
the extreme, and.the swimmer or immers-
ed person has enough air for whole day.
When the apparatus comes to diminish in
volume it is easy to expand it again by the
principal tube in deep water without any
effort or difficulty. The trial was witness
ed the other day at the Henry the Fourth
Baths, when the inventor, NJ. Gosselin,
showed it's properties, He stood upright,
the hands raised above the head, when the
water did not come above the shoulders
he then fioated on his back with arms
crossed. The apparatus can be worn un
der the clothes like flannel waistcoat. 1t
extends from the neck to the knees, fas-
tened in front by row of buttons. 1t il
composed of double flannel, in the midst
OF WHICH dn iHula TupueT tupe clrcnlateS
starting from the top of the chest, ascend
ing the left side of the neck. and following
the central line of the back; there it di
vides in two branches, encircling the thighs
as far as the knees. From the centra
part of the principal tube twelve to fifteel
lesser tubes diyerge to make the round o
the body, and meet in front where the ROY
of buttons is This improvement of tn
lite belt is said to be certain to suppressed
all existing appliances in teaching swim
ming or saving life from shipwreck.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20
ALMOST A MIRACLE!
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Residence No. A Dauphine St.,

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 20, lS73
CAPT TRY0N J, WOODWARD
Agent Masuire's Medicines.
No IS Magaz Street:
ESTEEMED SIR From a ceiling Of heartfelt grats
itude. and general sense of duty, am pr mpted
To address you and respectfully beg to give you
voluntary and brief statement or my past and pres
ent state Of health. CUNDRANGO LIVER AND Blood
BITTERs AND SARsAPARILLA Tonic. My health for
wears has been bad bat from the commencement OF
this year rapidly declined, forcing me to abandon
all characte of business; and upon becoming com
pietely parayzed in my right arm and with my
whole light side threatened, became helpless and
hopeless indeed though attended upon by the most
skflIful physicians of this and Other States and
cities, with no benefit; and, in fact, my own medf
cal knowledge forces realize the fact that I'M
less some change and improvement took place soon
win me would shortly die, and MADE my every
earthly arrangement accordingly, When by most
providential circumstance was uHecteo 10 ana
met YOU. about month ago, and, from yoAr gen.
erous sympathy, WAS induced TO grauiy you, nut
| with no hope or confidence ol nepent TO myself o
only try the CunduTango; and to my utmost aston
ishfnrnt and qualification, am now almost entirely
Restored to perfect health. asd that by the use of
ROOD BITTERs and SAHsAPAKIII-A Tonic. feel,
inaeed a renewed and resurrected man, and will
cyel. my dear Fir, ne grateful in my remembrance
OF YOU for the kind interest and generous
convinced that to the use of Cunderango and Di-
vine Provi enge through you, am indeb for u
new lease OF life.
/ Froma sense of duty, let me ask that publica-
ton of my case be made; and by my happy expert
ence none weed despair aud that through you, in
the use Of ounduranso, they may also find reliei
and restoration to hSa. when even hope itse
has fed. With respees and gratitude, TemaiI
g yours truly, etc. TH0s. W. 10 Jan JR. M d.
: NV ORLI ANS, Sept "a, 1873.
i We the undersigned. being personally acquainted
with Dr.. Logan cheerfnlly certify that The above
statement il true and correct IN Every artiealar
j G. McCALfISTER
], Pm GOODWIN
), DAN'L HIcEAk-
Sold BY Ceaser & Thomas, lock Island,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20
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Hard on the Old Man.

The different views that people take of
the situation are sometimes very entertain
ing. Talking with a group of business
men on financial matters, dullness of trade,
ETC., old Buffer, a Washington street
merchant, fat, fifty and pompous, swelled
out his stomach and naively delivered him
self OF the following:
1T amt the financial difficulty, gentle
men, as is hampering business so much
as it is the INSTRUMENTATION of employees.
| happened to hear two of my young men
talkin' behind case of goods, and seq
one of EN-:
lis young Buffer a comm into this
concern?
Says the other, L believe he is.
Very well, says the first one, 'ther
this amt no place for US.
why not?' says the second.
because, says the first, he's a biggel
fool than the cid man. Boston Con,
naercial Bulletin
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20

dress. Wholesale Depots, 81 White street, New
York; sol Race street, Philadelphia S-7d6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20
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IWARRANT ONE BOTTLE PERFECT CURE IN
TUE WORST FORMS Of Piles, two to i've bottles In
LKPRosY, SCgoFULA, RHEUMATIsM, SALT HHEuM,
CANCER, CATARRH, KDKEY DISEASES, and all dis
eases of the skin, and the greatest Blood Purlner
ever discovered. Entirely vegetable. Il requestai
cases of failure. None for 10 years. III. D.FOWLkta
Chemist, Boston, and Montreal. Sold throughout
ishing cures.