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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
j M Is ). PECK,
AdJutaut and inspector General.

BISMARCK W. Won AHNI,I.-Thc Count
Won Arnim. Il prominent Prus>ian diplo-
mat was lately arrested, and great excite
mcnt caused thereby. He has been strict
prisoners of low instead of HIGH degree,
anI there has been much curiosity to know
what the trouble was between him and
he Chancellor WHO was supposed to be 1t
the bottom of the ease.
y HortN special purporting to give the
authentic version Of the reasons which led
to the arrest, represents that the bottom
troublc WAS the counts pcrs N ! hostility
to Prince bismarck. and his ambitions
desire for himself to become chancellor.
This. it i said, led him. in l>1l. upon
his appointment a cmbas~,dor to Paris,
to use his off .ial position in M intrigue to
brmr Bismarck into such di>flvnr with
the emperor. tn court and the people. rs
would cause his deposition from the chan
rrIor-hr. to which Won Arnim believed
he would then himself be appointed. IIi~
subsequent intriguing included the incit-
mo of bitter attacks upon lii>mlrck in
the French AMI the leading Catholic pa
llrr~ of Germany. the writing of Il priNat"
letter to the Emperor William critici~i nr
he policy of Bismarck ~ unworthy tie
Government. together with general DISC
Incidence of instructions, and independence
of action IL ambassador. The first init
mutton the Berlin foreign office had OF
Won Arnim'~ intrigue Wa~ through tn.
leading Catholic papers of Germany prai~
mo Won Amin ~ the fit successor of BIZ
IN ,rck. AMI ,lcnonncinr the latter II Who'll
" unworthy the high position he held
The result was 4 lnnr correspondence
between Bismarck and Won Arnin. grow
me- stronger in expression ~ il proceeded
and culmin1tiny. at last when it was
found that the count WAS wholly intracta-
bic. in the latter summary transfer from
Paris 10 Cnn>tantlnop!r. soon after. it
Ma discovered that the letters of Bismarck
10 Won Arnm. > in number. had lcon
distracted from the archives Of til" rmll~-
Y ii Paris The count. being relieved
al the Turkish mission. was Requested to
~ them up hu. refused. AMI AL 9TH r
means falling to induce him 70 return them,
criminal sun WAS h,gun against linn for
.mb-/zlpm,n,. ami hence hi arrest
Much hindns =. rltirnc., and any amrun'
ot i,iionoy. i repre-, n,"i 10 have been
exhibited hy both tn" emperor and Biz
IN ucN during tire whole affair. Il i
In,r@.d that tn. letters - much >"l. --hl
tt.,r haN. been plhlirly Offered for ~tI".
The counts tid VIII H. conducted ~ a
-r,r..; coart. and tn" proceedings viii NOT
- madr p1hl.c til. il conclusion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

Andrew johnson appears in Tennessee
as the champion Of reputation. lie lately
made 4 speech at Memphis, in which he
boldly advocated that policy for the state
and limited ut it for the nation. He seems
to have swung completely around the cir
Gle OF political hcresies and found rest IN
the very worst and most dishonest OF ALL
That he should come TO that is MOI PEI haps
10 be wondered at, though it is somewhat
humiliating to think that he is an en-
President of the United States; bat that
his sentiments should have been appauded
by :. large audience is somewhat dis
couragns to those who believe in the hon
est instincts of the people,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
State Sunday School Conyrnti,,

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

SECOND DI2rlItT--Ihere is qnit- 4
general expectation that the election 10 BE-,
held On tie first Tue,,lly in Novcm er
viii show 4 good many votes for lad &c
Poland. The friends of NJ: Drni-on. how
ever. expect hi election BY 4 h,uI>onlc
plurality. The den40crtt.c committee ha,
pat in nomination Alexander Mel m ot
Fairlee, and the -1rg1ls cyl!s on the menu
bers Of its pIrty 10 give him their full
vote
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

PoLlGAMr.-Eightecn indictments were
brought in by the grand jury of Salt Lake
yesterday; most Of them supposed to be
Ior polygamy. brigham Young is report
Ell to be quite sick. His followers also will
sc. sick OF the present law very soon. Tie
-Ne,rS estimates the number Of polygamists
in Utah At one thousand, married to three
thousand women, and that they have eight
thousand children.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
lie '!''tl liz for the tn Congress thu
i''r Show til" following results. (rounlin.
the III district of thi, Sat. Il rrpnbli,.la:J

Tine democrats Will very likely Gain :,
dozen or lifren more congressman in the
southern states. They will need. besides Il
gain Of eighteen or twenty more in the
northern states to Give them 4 mliori,y Of
the next House, This gain We think they
viii hardly succeed i'll mrking though hey
will come qiite close t. it We presume.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

Senator Logan lies >eriou>lyi.l SPRING
field, ILL.,, of congestion of the lungs. ana
his Physicians are fearful of til, result.
liir-h Danon i the name of an Isra iii
i>h IA hi in London who is said to rival
Sturgeon in cloqncncc. Gcntile~ AZ well
Jews flock to hear him, IN / every time he
breaches the hall is crowded.
Rev. w. II. Milburn, the blind man
eloquent, offers his services rs a lecturer
for the coming season. not through any
lecture bureau, bat in Response to direct
applications, made in the East through
Mr.. I. III. Milburn, New York. (P. O. Box
l3ii,) and i'll the Yves; through Mr. Z. {
Nllhurn, jacksonville, nlino;s-at ant,
dtllunl prices, E" fifty dollar, and expenses. :
in the palmiest days Of " the lecture.
Mr.. Mllburn was among the first of the
profession,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
STATE OF VERMONT.
AuJr X lisp. GEMS OFFICE,
MuntpnIier. oct. %, l.14.
GENERAL OR JEES No.

GENERAL OR IEES No. l.
|. DAN. P.WEBSTER,tpf Putney, is hereby appointed
81 RECON GENERAL! OF THE STATE OF \EEMONI, Win
the rank Of BRIGADI!-R GENERAL
Il. The following appointments upon the san OF
HIS LXrellcncy. the Governor and CDmnauier-Iu
Chle1. are hereby ann punced:
JONATHAN NJ HOYT. OF New II wen, t. be Aid-da-
Camp with the rank of colonel.
WILLIAM BitINS ALL, of BrlilIrtD "a to b. A de
Hii'&iY { TENSANT Of Bethel, t, be Ai,i-ds-
camp. with the rank OF Colonel.
iENltIC. HASTINGS :. OF st JousDury to be Aid de-
{ amp with the rank 81 Colonel.
BY ORDER OF HIS EXcELLENCY,
ASAHEL PECK.
Governor and Command 81 i'll Chief
JAMES ). PECK,
Adjutaut and inspector General.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
October Elections.

Ohio gives democratic majority on the
state ticket of about 3o,Uop: being heavy
-stin OYER Aliens majority Of last year.
which WIS 81. The Congress men elected
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

From the To-, OF hp,l --r-t thy-; NL
rr@pasals of amcndmei.'i wiI'" "srs
'h tI hTi lb reii nlinittee On il f' q II "
to nd seton H. chaPt ,3,.ti,t iii w4,, Ma
lnT rs I'd t f.: third rraiim- ordered u :
tr,m he r ~ lI,i.5r!9 II Mini t. r
for statutes Of yacpb { 1iiii"r az - ' ~ "
Pr2yed N Nov ,dInii. on corp il aNr # II
81, in amendment of an at to IH''I -'' F ''
Of 'r,h ieii najf on judiciary a.n- y :
-. III mon A. chapter 81. EeHsFt Nti-- l-4--l
r:.i ,, Tei Iinitt, % iul. II fiy"r Il ;
ron In s. neral statit = I--
the collect N II tates; ia,,t - in f,.r Of II. Il
FGin Bapti-t church g: We Bird aud NJ"
yn disrn, II tF r, ii l1 il iavor of II
in relation extending the TIM i"f i''i'!l- '
Fl Fr f the a.ie 'S.'. onnit il ar y II 2 Z
- 49,. the name Franklin IIHl fitiiAi '''-
IN tho e. n,,ni-te, jli ifr, ain Il + II
l1ne!i;ie!'t CT an a , - III i.lr. a.! @
titus: tnirl r,aara- r't!'-"i. ,.,.-,es .
.,il.d ~,tn two ciiIrcr ~" hlf.ir.i an tlf
.I.lll- l-s-. fused aLf'. p; "a :. ~ 49,. ,
At nall ri-t 'n -. y IA m, u II u =, liz. a.
# llsr,.I- approved I = - aud r. al. I
:he resolution 81 the II "i-''ih II rs " ll ~ r.,
ms stat. l,r tn flil rln OF - vars from i-' G>
7 M h4G Mn H ! ~ ! u Man ms. r. nominated II "a '
: EI"lni.ds, 4: Hlr-lA-t'-i th' if'7tl' ''i "a "
saying:
rtu.rk, OF MIR ul>-"N. OF MA>CHE> TER
.Mr E.Iau,i> fit cn:r 81 the >c11'c t. >cfVe
ont the uucx piic.i term al senator - Il it''d h
Term roS about /" rl,5e !. NJ n l lIH t'''h- i
M, become he settled poli : Of thc Late u max
ncr representative iE thc senate VIII" ht> served
nee with abilIfv AMI ii e. itv, lil- "Nh -nrr''-@'r
II would b., ,Ii .uft -II--'-t any I"t-on wiz
Mr. E,nuni7 -hrulI l. IA de an exception L.
M rie IA, Tia ar Ii Itn IN tI.'"-
IN ul,r,l 10 !, thu. :,l,tiiiv an! Integrity ct :.
rrIbl!r servant, aud hose wh' have lowed III
.n.,r-r IN The >cntf,. know hrW well hr ht- stood
tie tc-. lie Ia been called ur"n 10 Zeal VIII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

The New York Times has received /;
dispatch from its Paris bureau Stating that
Cecil Bricllllnl. tn il correspondent in
Spain, has been Shot by TIE republicans
Mr.. Bricklanl was Private Secretary t.
Minister Jewell in $ Pet ,rsburrh, return
inc 10 this country with tltt = ntI.m II
when the la ter accepted tle Pr>.m " CT
Generalship. AMI it WIS on tt, recom-
mendation OF Nh Jewell ih,t B.icillnd
was placed on the corps of i,ceisn cores,
of Frank Brichltn |, the Sporting eiitor of
Land anI Water, Bat til. report lacks
confirmation,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

BOSTON CATTLE MAEkET.

.;-gcrft' G,ld 'sicqropfed cpreS<;g - II, ~
Nsuvfci, E-r,.u.gt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

Reports-troln the committee on education. against
H. A. relating u the time 81 teachers
tUcousttute school month; third reading refused
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
legislative Proceedings.

I.
MoxDAY october r. 13't
The St nat net pursuant to adjournment. AMI were
called . order by tn So r'irrE-
On motion OF senator Pare. 81 Lalr lille. adjourned
HOUSE.
Reading of Scriptures ana prayer by the Chaplain
Tho il. lrlal of FRIDAY read aud approved
Bll!s introduced and referred BY Mr. Davenport
of Wilmington amendment OF an act III al"ndlh'h II,
Of sec ! chap 36 neral statutes. relating 4 tees M
a. that members II the LEGISLATURE snail II re
pay tor the days they are not actually III attend
Ilv Mr. I4lvcuprrt of Wilmington. AND Mr. Min j.
OF Dlutv uctitiDii> relating TIT IT, if rtE:!lI -I
referred to committee on nlinUti'
Mr. Gilman. OF NonticiiVI moved tAG- I'll" Hons,
al inurn: V hi IN was disagreed +
By Mr. BuIkley IT nuxbIry. t. l--llizr the Grand
II of the town IF DuXhIry, tn year ISL + com
On motion ot lii i; attic. of Bloomfield ali rneI.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-03-14
PRINTING MATE RIAL
90 Per Cent Lower
Than any other Once in this section

.sl qs i sr- h4f.Jasd ,Ha8rpa aH
.ss6uaB iia Ea'ut 0l 5.l8TIHla8 .lai
.iuHag8 lyss 1lulad lsgagH n.
L.p5 a1di T ----i 1iwUHll 1ft
= sHooE 81 K sU8laI.N .aI.aeW
flEarts,. aIrh II nlut ,lWH.-1.l
IN -E 81 Fl. ssant iaUHI 20 aEra3
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-03-14


Or. ]. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters are a purely Veg
etablepreparation, made chiefly from
the native herbs found on the lower
ranges Of the Sierra Nevada noun
tahis Of California, the medicinal
properties of. which are extracted
theveirom without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
".W,hat is the, cause of the nnpar-
alleled success of VINEGAR BIT-
TIERS 2" Our answer is, that they
remove tho cause Of disease, and
the patient RECEIVERS his health. They
are -the great blood purifier and q
fergving principle, o perfect Reno
vator and Invigorator of the system.
Never before IN tho history Of the world
has ai medicine been compounded pos
sessing tho remarkable qualities of VIZ
EGAR BIrTERs in healing the sick OF
every disease man is heir to. They arc
q gentle rPurgative as well as o Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver aud Visceral Organs, il Bilious
Diseases. '' 'i'le
The properties of DIR. WALK
ER's VINEGAR BITrERs are Aperient. Dia-
phoretio., Carminatiye, Nutritious. LaN,-
tive, Diurotic. Scdativc, Coopter-Irritant,
Sudorifc. Alternative. and Auti-Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim
VINEGAR BITTERs the mostwonder-
full Imyiroraut- that ever sustained
the sinking system. og gs7 .t.
No Person can take these Bit
Soi . .'',nS ~ ~ 'toStiyqi i'iiiu ~
i ,l,.ili lon upmc.i, pl9, ,iocu tncII
poles arc nop uestroseu ny niiiierai
poison or'other means, anu Vltai or
gans wasted beyond repair: -toEnN
Bilious, Rernittont, and In
fnrmittput -Epynrs. which ara so
prevalent In the valleys of our great
rivers throughout tho United States,
cspccially those of the Mississippi.
Ol,io N;ssonri JIlinois. ,ronnesseo
Cumberland Arkansas Red. Colo,
rodn Erazos Rin Grsnde peorl
hIohono' NInIrIo .earan,,5h Po
a,..'t,"i' - a, I.hay
uiiohc,' canies, anu niany o.noio,
WIN their vast trioutaries, through
out our entire country during tho
puinnisi Suu Aut u'l'', 'iiu ioiii'st si At
ply SO during seasons .oi unusual
teat and dryness, are invariably ac-
compailied by extensive derange-
mcnts of. tho stomach and liver, and
other abdominal yiscera. In their
treatment n nnrpative. exerting a
powerful influence UPON these yarl-
ous orrtins. is essentially necessary.
There Is no cotl,ortic for tbe n,rnosc
onnnI +o NJ W,Trpp,S VI>Tpc.n
IIu"a Ti,., W Di'' q. al AnAn ,,, S d.' nuaN
thn nIs dani = ~ my WI, sP,eay ienao ,nh;oS
the I @ Soweis nre ioaSeI ,,II % at tSa Samo " t;ns
st;mnlatina Tho seerctions of the liver.
and Senerallv restoring the healthy func,
tions of the DIGESTIVE srggans.
Eorfipy fbe body a~o;pSt dis.
ooSo hn T,r;r,,n uMJ "o II, "o ;ts a,,;5S 'r,,s w
Tt'so py Puarisins AZ i'o ,,iIai''; m.suS WIN
iNhHAa iI 30 Piilhaa, H. a. .Pnea,,o eau
't1so noiu = . u yssIni TJ:. ,.us l1.e 'iuou
Uyspepslh Or lnNlSeStlOii, Head
ache Pam IN the Shoulders Coughs,
Ilghtness OF the Chest, DizzlnesS, Sour
Eructatlonsi OF tho Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, inflammation of tho
Jungs Pain in tho ,.e oion of the Kidneys.
AS"n"bJ, e6'.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-03-14

, !. | ! : )! :
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
C0NSUM PTI0 N
which can be cured by q
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever i'll
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure i'll the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness i'll the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam docs not dry up n
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscps and cleanscs the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint. ~ es %. ,ts4
| f'.H '.F ' PREPARED ny '.H.. br't
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-03-14
0R. N. Is. REBER

TpRkoTIoING PHYSICIAN AND sURsEos.
Once BAAK Street, next door above the Postofhss,
Lehighlon, Pa. Oflce HouIs--PaTyvhle eeeh d.g
rom 10 70 IL oclockt fSnnalnder Of day at &nsiAa
Lehightol. hcr B,-rA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-28
POLITICS AND THE PATRONS OF
HUSBANDRY.

We observe in almost all the Western States
the organizations of Farmers have adhered
rigidly to that fundamental maxim or rule of
conduct with which they set out-that is, to
keep clear Of all political complications
These organizations are from their very nature
snciai and industrial. bus non>poIitical- The
very moment they attempt to burden their
me mbers with political obligations, that very
moment they falsify their most solemn profess
tations to the world, and become what no peo-
pie aud 10 republic can long tolerate-u secret
political society. 1t was not as religious,
but as political order, that the society of
Jesui:s became so unpopular in Europe it
was not as social but as political organiza
ton that the KnowNothings became SO
thoroughly distasteful to America So if the
Grange will fulfil its mission of usefulness in
elevating, protecting, and enriching the
Farmer, they must steer clear of politics !;
otherwise, they go-women and all-into the
slough of despond. This is the view which
the Western Patrons are taking, and it is the
only sound one.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-28
DIED.

In Martinsbure, on the 11,h irst.. 81 Sic 7end
wear of nera se. Ms MATYE .POErERFIELD.
widow Of George 20 e Ge'G, and dsughSer of
GEORGE Tabi', Sr., deceased. of Bot kelley county,
Formerly OF Gl0uccs err ccun:v. Vi~pi ia. a1d
mother of Col. Geo. A. POr.eTfie'd. CT tits town.
II Berkeley comfy, at tho residence of NJ
Henri Lc eve OF -he q !: ult. :,cr - long and
paiDf.-l il'1csS, Mss ANNA VIRG MA cox,
aged IS wears.
Or the i6th instant, Mrs Jul A B. Fade
MAN w.,feNcf Jos s. II: de Daa Of M:r.ins3u-yg.
o. ti:e51ti, inst, III Mcrtins1u-G, Mrs. MARY
]. MILBURN. aged So years.
june elst, 1874. VALLEY BURKHART of this
coun4v. e1nt dau alter of II. c. aud S. ". Burk-
hart, eyed mOn.ns.
On 80 lo:h inst.. in Martinshure, MARY
ELIZABETH G&us 'hte- of William r. aud Sarah
E. Sayles, aged nlontEs.
Al Wheeling. W. Va, June 2si. 1874. Ms.
ROSSANNA MILLER. wife of JOl:n L. Miller,
formerly of a:.:nsbr-g 6, in the 5lst year of her
age.
j. Ntila1e.ovn, Da:eware. July eth. 1874.
pawn Maxwell. third son Of Capt. Jas.
Maxwell, decd, a.ed 60 Years months aud 90
DAYS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-28
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The communication of Jefferson, - in to-
days issue, reminds US that the time is at
hand when the day and place of holding a
State Senatorial Convention by the Demo-
cratic, Conservative party of this District
should be agreed upon. The other parts of
the State are moving in the matter, and it is
quite time that our own section" was organs
zins for the October contest. a Senator is
to be elected from the District composed of
the counties of Jefferson, Berkeley and Nor
gan, to succeed the late incumbent, John W.
Grantham, Esq, and we respectfully suggest
that District Convention convene at Charles.
town, at II NJ, on Thursday, the 18th day of
August, for the purpose of presenting an
acceptable candidate to be supported by the
Democratic Conservative voters of the Dis
trict. Should the time aud place indicated
meet the approval OF our sister counties of
Berkeley and Morgan, preliminary meetings
for the appointment of Delegates from the
respective counties of the District should be
at once held. As to our own county, due
notice as to the time and place of holding
such meetings will be given, when agreed
upon by our Conservative friends.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-28
MARRIED.

On the I5tn inst. nv Rev. T. E. Carson, at the
PARSONAGE of tue VI. E. Church South. winches-
ter. JOSEPH L. STEWART, of this county, TO
Miss ISABELLA FORNEY. of Frederick Co.. Va.
At the residence of w. H. Hinton. b-other.in-
law OF the bride, in Kinds county. Miss, on the
24tn ult.. L. BYRON DEVERS. of Madison Co
Miss, to MISS MAGGIE. daughter of Mr.. James
chipley. of Now town, F;ederick county, Va.
On tho I4th inst, in Nj -tinsbu-r by Rev. VIM
Gerhardt. VIM K. ETSENHAUER, of Cumber-
land, to Miss ELIZA HAFER, of Ms-tinsbu-g.
residence of the BRIDES tather. on Tuesday,
june Goth. by tine Right Rev. john Johns, assist
Ell by Rev DIS. NJ ,ncge.ode and Mrrdaugh,
Rev. ARTHUR JOHNS ard Miss HELEN LANE
daughter of John G. Lane. Esq, and gland
dauGr>er of inc late Herry Berry, of this county.
On toe 1Ssh pit, at Centerviite, in Pack Creek
xG"ey: l.v Rev. f. L. Wilson. Mr.. THEODORE
+. HOMES and MISS SALLIE HYATT, all of
Berkeley codmy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-28
THE FALL ELECTIONS.

In view of the importance of the election
to be held this fall, and of the number ofcan-
didates who are tttalked of for the several
positions to be filed, the clarbur. Sun proffers
the following judicious aud timely advice :
All cannot be successful; the msjority will
fail, for the mantle must necessarily fall to
the lot of the few then above all things Gull
tivate now the spirit of atnity and good will.
Recollect that rings" are odious to the de-
feated; and in recollecting this, take care
that you do not fall'iuto the trap by making
=one for yourself. Enter into no corr aps barr
gains make no undue promises let the peo>
pie in their free, sovereign capacity meet to-
gether in convention untrammeled; they are
the judges when they have decided, let their
decision be yours Above all things recollect
that to impugn the action of such convention
is to quarrel with the majority.
1t is the imperative duty of the Democratic
party to eschew ''entanglsd alliance" and to
WELD its influence for the good of the general
public, by selecting the best men, for position.
The most deserving men, in party point,
are those Who work the hardest; in public
point, those who are the best qualified. The
best and most deserving are those, frequently,
who are 10th to appear as canvasser is tod often
trimmer. This, however, does not prevail
as consequence, for the legend must not be
forgotten that Providence helps those who
help themselves" We say then, listen to
the pIeadiugs, but promise no man, SO that
when the day arrives you n1ay : Be able to ex-
ereise Judgment and discretion
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
Vest Virginia.:
JNo. MooREs Admir-. P,a:nt:e,
NANCY MOORE. &C., Deet. 5'S0NS No"'''
{ Ert. from Decree rendered April 80, 1874 }
6 ND IL appearing to the Court from said
IN answer that 5he'e nay he otller debts tl;'e
to" this cease is, ~ consent OF nars:es, re q, red
to ST.. Geo. 7. E!Onke, mn:seioner. wa ~
strucGons to croUEre wi'ac iu-tnPr d%,Its. e any,
are dHo and owing nv tine estate oe said Emo w
Moore, I'd q 40 t" se".le the acco0n,s oe Tho Adj
minis 70 or; "aEing a b:siS, and cons'derin q
as prima facie co rect, :te fo,mr' set lemer:s Of
sa g Adn'nisra o., Ps deferred %, an6 exhibit cd
BIZ the Biz; a'se Tue vciUe G1d rental value of
The la16 in the e mentioned. And tine Com
m'ss'Oneris Directed TO give notice to.tJc cred
itors aud AGl:i. islratcr bv fou~ weeks nuhlica-
tion in som weekly newspaper nnbIis'ed in
Jefferson comfy. IN leu OF personal sci vice"
90 A Tue cOpy-!T1es:e.
ROBERTT. BROWN.
Cle;k of Gree Court.