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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02
WHO Elect Cd PRANK hereford /,

Since Ben Buffers Court (oOngrSts)
bas decided that Ilagans and his friend
Davis were "duly elected, 1.-THE ,quss.
ton at the head Of this article becomes
pertinent Our readers will reccllecl
that in the Third District it was agreed
on both sides not to run q candidate
for Congress at the August election ;
and consequently but q small vote was
cast for tho candidates for that Office,
except in Braxtol and ono or two
other counties, where tho Democrats
got their tickets printed 1t this Office.
Contrary to tue orders of the parties
who paid for the tickets. We put in 1t
name Of Frank Hereford, as the Deu-
ocrstio candidate for Congress. think.
ing that innImuCh as the people were
vsling, it would do them no harm Ia
vote for Hereford, whether that was
the legal election day or not. The
consequences was that he received .
largo majority Of the votes cast, but he
would 90. have done SO had It not
been for our disobedience. TuH DlN.
OckAT appears 10 Ihi, instance to have
saved enc mans bacon; and Lordse
how wcWiSh We could have saved the
other two, while VIC were att!
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Majority engaged in agricul-

turAl pursuits fU,3I4
The report Of thu; Superintendent Of
tho West Virginia Hospital for the
Insane shows that there arc new in
that institution 15l males, Of whom
JOG arc farmers, and IS have been en-.
gagged in trades, professions, &C.,
land the officers Of the Asylum inform
us that the sane ratio will apply to
The female patients, that is, much
the greatest number arc tho wives and
daughters Of farmers
The reader will discover, By aid Of
the table given above, that there is one
insane male person in every
COS 55.10G Of those engaged 10 ngri.
cultural pursuits; while there is but
one insane male person TO every
741 G-45 ofthe whole number en-.
gagged 10 professions. trades, &C., thus
showing a very marked discrepancy In
this regard, against the country, and
10 favor OF the towns aud cities, where
professional men and mechanics most
do eongreeaIo. Aud IL It be true
that the same ratio applies TO the e.
male patients. then the result appears
much more derlorable, II 100 out Of
the 1870 females are tue wives aud
daughters Of farmers (and that Souid
be the proporlion) the figures would
stand as follows From tho lgricul-
tural pursuits 200 from all other oc.
equations 70; or one iusano person 10
every 85a G.208 Of those engaged in
agricultural pnrsuiis-While, accord.
ing 10 the same showing, there is but
one insane person In every 552 co.'s
Of all other classes. The reader will
observe tia. We base our figures, as
stated 10 the beginning OF this article,
iipSn tie population over 10 yoars Of
ngc. as no cases ofinssniIy are known
iinder that age; aud the reader will
also io'iee that We base our figures up
10 de ti6.eo0 persons who are re.
IlJtteiln tlie census As being engaged
ia sine occupation.
ylat i4Llag isio consideration be
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Dissolution OF Partnershir.

TINE firm Oft. p. REAY eco. was this
daY dissolved. Those indebted 10
them will call and settle; those having
claims against rnid firm will present them
for payment. Hereafter the business will DO
eonduetedby F. ". CHALFAST.
BHroy, January !, 1874. feb ?.4w
Notice TO take DISPOSITIONS =
In To William j. Wilson, Marlin II liar.
per, Mamie Bland, NilCI Bland, John
bland, Amos Hand. George ". Bland,
James n. Bland, William Bland, John
Bland, Frank Bland, Andrew ]. Simpson.
and Nary Simpson. bis wife, George n.
cameron, John ". Dolly and Lucinda
Dolly, bis wife, John J. Naicom and Robert
Bohkin.
iou WILL TAKE NOTICE, thA on Saturday,
the eth day ofMRrch, 1914, between The
hours Of 0 o'clock A. ". Rnd o'clock p,
v. Of that day, at III. law Office OF Charles
J. P. CreSAp, IN Beverley, Randolph eoun.
~, West Virginia. we will proceed 10 take
the dispositions Of Reuben RaineS. John Sni.
der, and others, 10 be read as evidence for
rs In chaneerT suit now pending IL the
circuit court OF Randolph county, West
Virginia, wherein we arc compIlininI aud
you ale defendants.
lffroHi any cause the taking Of said dep
ostions arc not commenced on that day, oil
being commenced, are not completed, TIT
taking Of the same will 10 continued or ad
journed from day to day and from time e
time, at the same place and between tht
same hours, until completed.
ANDREW J. WILSON,
MARTTlA.E. WILSON.
january &c, is74-fsb ?-4w
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We.L Yirrini. N. IA.

West Virginia To.wit.
AT Rules held In the clerks Office Of ",
county court ofBrAxtOu tOuuty, on tie dist
Monday in January, 1874.
Samuel r. Sands, prf, In chancery
Msrosllas B. Cogsr, de. attachment alta tSn e.
PENDANT,
The object Of this suit isto enforce a ven.
dor lien for $500, on tract Of l23 acres d
and, lying 10 said county. Also to subject
the residue Of said land 10 the payment Of
two other bonds held by and coming 10 .he
plaintiff executed by lie defendant, The FIST
for SlOO and the % for sos, with intertIt
land the costs Of this suit, and to sell said
tract ofl2a acres oflAnd, lying IN BtAt,op
county, which has been itiaehed Ia thiI
cause fof the payment Of iaid several SUNG
With the interest and tue cost. And m.
Fearing by affidavit fled that u 0 defendant
u not resident Of the State Of Nest VII.
ginia, u Ordered that aid defeudan, do
APPEAR here within one month after he lti,
Of this order and DO What 4
necessary 70 protect lis interest IN this uit
A copy-atteste.
WI j. c0RLBY, OlrRK,
MT Franc pq jan 10 4W
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At the Vienna Exhibition the SiSGEr
received the Medal Of Merit, the Medal o
Progress, aud lhres other Medals for superb
GRITTY OF productions.
These are Tie Hishesl ISe.SiHg Ma.
ehiae Atrdrds at Vienna.
The SINGER received all tho medals
awarded 10 either Of The competing Ma
chimes, and two medals mere than any
other obtained. Then, In the name 0
truth, what Is Il that prompts people 10
claim recommendations for the Diploma Of
Honor The fact Is, no Diploma 0fHOnor
has been given to any Sewing Machine
Company, but immeaSurably better 10
THE WORLDS AWARD,
as shown by sales, proved by sworn re-
turns 10 the owners ofthe principal sewing
machine patents-whicll last year amount
cd 10 two hundred and nineteen thousand,
Ieven hundred and iily-elght l2le, T5s.
machines, nine out Of ten ofIhem brlny for
family use. This Is oVci IS, 900 more sew
Ing machines than were sold by AHy other
company for the same Period, and over one
quarter Of all tile machines sold Ia lsf2.-
These enormous sales are owing 10 the leng
tested merit, Of the Singer Machines, which
meet the wants Of the public in superiority
and simplicity Of cons truetion, and eapR-
bilitJ for great variety and excellence OF
work. That the users OF Sewing Machines
find these desirable qualities 10 the
SIN G i r
above all Others, is shown by the sales above
given, aside from the awards OF lnierna,ion.
al J1ries, either at home or abroad.
j. II. HANSON, Gen. Ast.,
CLAEksnuRo. W. Va.
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The Seven Seals or the Golden
Wond for sale at Brinkmau's.
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Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lunss,
uuoh as Coughs, Colds, Whooping.
Cough, bronchitis, AsthmA,
and Consumption.

!. !. ]. ! !. !
- Among the great
RHlt discoveries Of mod
NWHsgl ern science, few are
nRA Of more real value
1,.I3H NJ 10 mankind than
kWlHI N3.thls eifeetnal run
HNX edy fcr al diseases
~ of ths Threat and
A MW Lung. A vast tri-
HE1AU nj Of iti virtues,
Mftf throughout this md
V4fo either countries, has
shown that Il doet
surely and theetuklly control them. The tes-
hmony II our best citizens, Of all classes, o.
tabllihe1 the fact, that CnHRRT PEcroRAL
viii and does relieve and cure the affecting
disorders Of the Threat and Lungt beyond any
other medicine. The most dangerous aaee-
lions Of the Pulmonary Organs yield 10 IL
poweri and cases Of Consumption, cured
by this preparation, are publicly known, 90
remarkable rs hardly TO be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As a rem.
sdy Il Is adequate, on which the public may
rely for full protection. by curing Coughs,
the iorerunnerS OF more serious disease, II
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount Of
suffering no. to DO computed. Il challenges
trial, and convineel The most tcOptieal.
Every family should keep Il on hand as
protection against the early and unperceived
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which mo
easily met At frSt, but which become ineura-
BE, and too otlen fatal, II neglected. Tender
lung need this defence; and Il Is unwlIe to
be without IL As q safeguard TO children,
amid the distressing diseases which beset the
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CnERRr
PEcToRAL Is invaluable, for, by its timely
use, mnltitudeS are rescued from premature
graves, and saved TO the lore and affection
centred on them. ]. acts speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and
heAlth.restoTing sleep. No one will suffer
troublesome Influenza and painful Drou.
chitis, when they know how easily they tAn
be cured.
Originally the produet Of long, labUious,
and successful chemical investigation, no cost
or toll iS spared In making every bottle 10 the
utmost possible perfection. Il may be eolh.
IDENTIFY relied upon rs possessing all the viz.
tues u has ever exhibited, and capable Of
producing cures as memorable as the Ereateit
II hs eyes effected.
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GILIs WHEELING RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE.
Earmr,, Read aad Profit.

There is not a spider hanging on the
kings wall but has Lis Grand there
is not an animal, vegetable, OF any
thing Noah saved in bis Ark but what
was made ape saved for good. AnGyI
will have it that God never created .
man to be blank and be nothing;
therefore l announce myself
West Tirginia's Phospha te Manu-.
facturer.
Gb Send for circulars and learn to
inereaie your crops and set your fields
in rich meadows Of grass. All inqui.
ries answered Agents wanted in cy-
cry Township.
H. u. GitL, Manufacturer.
Lock Drawer III, Wheeling. VIVA.
Oct q. 1878, 6montbs.
FoRDYCE BROTHERS eco,
clarksbarg, wsssya.
Manufactures. Of
CARRIAGES,
BARouCHEs,
BUGGIRs
prrnn wAoorc
onn ~, ~,
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Notice to Take Dispositions,
IN To Ellen Hayden, widow OF John
Hayden, deceased, James N. Hayden and
Bridget Hayden, his wife, Michael Hayden
and Mary Hayden, his wife, Patrick Hay
den, John Hayden, James Burns and Ann
Burns, his wife, late Ann Hayden, Jasper
n. Post, Elias Post, Peregrine Hays, admin
istrator Of Samuel l.. Hays, deceased John Z.
Hays, trustee, and Michael Collins.
Take notice, that shall, on the 18th day
Of February, 1874, at the law Office Of Flem-
ing & Bennett, 10 the iewn OF Glenrille,
Gilmer county, Vest Virginia, between the
hours offs o'clock A. N. and @ o'clock P.
y. ofthat day, proceed 10 take the deposit
lions Of Michael Collins, Hugh NcQuRin,
George X. Cox, Philip Cox, John +. Hays
and Others. And also, on the 2fth day Of
February, 1874, at the residence Of Michael
Stump, 10 Calhoun county, West Virginia,
between the hours Of O'Clock A u. and S
o'clock P. NJ, ] shall also take the depoSi.
ton AZ Michael Stump. The said dispositions
TO be read a: evidence in my behalfin suit
In ehaheery now pending and undetermined
in The circuit court Of Gilmer county, Vest
Virginia, wherein you are defendants and
am plaintiff. And II from any cause the
IA king Of the said dispositions 10 not com.
mtnctd on the respective days Aforesaid, or
II commenced, be not eorcluded on the said
day. respectively, the taxing Of the same
will be espsc,ivsly adjourned and Continu.
cd from dAJ TO day, and rom time 10 time,
at the same places respectively, and between
the same hours, until the same shall be com.
pleled. Given under my hand, this 18th
DAY Of January, 1874.
PHILIP cox, by Counsel.
Fleming / bennett pq. jan lo.4W
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a STARTLING THEORY.
FACTS FOR FARMERS

Does the Present Mode ofI.ifc ofour
Farmers Produce Mental and Ply
sital arrangement, IN Greater
Proportion than Other occupa'
IIOnsl
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West virginia 1'o.Wit !:

West Virginia To.wit:
Al Rules held IN the Clerks 0tiee Of tht
County Court Of Lewis county, on the FRI,
Monday In January, 1874.
Norman D. White aud
Randolph stalnak.r,
partners trading and do.
ing business under the
firm name and style Of
"whitc and stAlnnker," In chancery
and D o'Kelly, plain.
tiHs,
vs..
Frederick Foussc, De.
PENDANT.
The object ofihissuit ID 10 recover against
the defendant tue sum Of SOC 80, with In.
tertsi from the Let day Of December, 1851,
Until paid. and tue costs NJ this suit, and to
attach the Effects, real and personal, OF The
defendant, aud particularly n tract Of land
situate In the county OF LAWS, lying on
both sides or Leading Greek, and the Alum
Fork thereof, supposed 10 contain about
twenty-five hundred acres, and 10 subject
the same to the payment of the plAintIaT
demand. Aud II appearing BY affidavit
dIed, that the defendant i net resident Of
this State, and he not appearing, ills OF.
derd that he appear here within one month
afer tue htsl publication OIL this order aud
do what is necessary 10 protect bis Interest
JESSE wooFTER. ct,rx.
W G Bennett, Pc jsnl2.A
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W. Il. BYRNE, CLERK.
Henry Branuou,pq jan 19.4t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To tho creditors of Abraham Smith,
Jr.. deceased.
In pursuance to decree Of the County
Court OF the county ofLewis, made Ia a
cause therein pending, TO subject the real Is.
tate Of the said Abraham Smith, IT,, de.
ceased, to the payment ofhiS debts, yoa are
required to present your claims against the
said Abraham Smith, IT,, deceased, for ad.
Indication, to W. G. Bennett, Commissioner,
at hts Office in the said county, on or before
the 25th day oil February, 1874.
Witness, Jesse Toohst, clerk Of Iaid
court this tth day Of January, 1874.
j. W00FTER, CLEkK.
W G Bennett. pa jan 12.6w
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Prepared by Dr.. ]. c. Aver & Co,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
a. LOWELL, MASS.

LOWELL, MASS.
cold 1T ALL DRuooisrs EvEHrWrnnn.
West Virginia To.wit.
AtRales held 10 the Clerks Office Of the
CirCui, Court OF Lewis county, on the hrst
Monday in January, 1874.
John s Lyttle and John
Sutton, guardian. pl'fs,
VS.. In chsnccry
George Cozad and
others, defendants,
Tie object Of this suit 10 io. recover from
George Cozad, and ]. ". Bennett aud John
G. jackson, his securities, certain money al
legged to hare been collected by said CozAd
as Commissioner In the chanrcry case In said
court 10 the name ofSAthen Roger against
John s. Lyttle, and decrced 10 be paid TO
John S. Lyitlc by decree entered in said
cause. And II the court refuses this relief
then TO declare tract Of 10 acres Of land,
purchased by Washington A. Bott, under
decree In that case, liable fol the same, and
10 subject certain fund In the hands Of j.
N. Bennett to the salts action Of said debt,
and the costs Of this suit, or for the relief Of
the parties In this cause. And itAppearing
By affidavit fledtha. defendant George CO.
Fad 10 nonresident Of this State, and lie
not appearing, II 10 ordered that he appear
here within.one month after the 6rI publicA-
tion of this order and do what Is necessary
to protect his interest In this suit.
Atteste:
W II RyRSE n,rpv
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Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair Ia
natural Vitality and Color. :.

color, lrtth fRe 0toss ana JreiHneu q
youth. Thin hair is thickcned, falL
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured BY IL
use. Nothing can restore the hais
where tho follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophisd and decayedi
but such as remain can be saved BY
this application, and stimulated int
activity, SO that o new growth Of
hair is produced. Instead Of fouling
the hair with 8 pasty sediment, It
will keep it clean and vigorous 1ts
occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling Of
md consequently prevent badness
Tho restoration Of vitality it gives
TO tho scalp arrests and prevents
the formation Of dandruff, which h
often SO uneleanly and offensive
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prspOra-
tions dangerous, and injurious to tho
hair, the vigor can only benefit but
not harm il. If wanted merely for
q HAIR DRESSING, nothing slAe
can be found go desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, u does not
soil white cambria, and yet Lasts
long on the hair, giving it o rich,
glossy lustrc, and grateful perfume
Prepared by Dr.. ], C, Aver & Co,
Practical and Analytical ChsmIsta
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John Sims heirs and
others. deiendants.

The object Of this suit I, to partition
among the heirs Of John Sims, deceased, or
their assigns and representatives, a tract Of
|, 224 acSs Of land, lying on the len hand
fork ofthe West Fork river, In Lewis eoun.
ty, Of which the said John Sims died seized.
And It appearing by affidavit filed that dc.
PENDANTS Joseph II. bennett aud Leah Ben
nett, his wife, and VIM r Robson are not
residents ofthis State, and they not appear.
ing, Il il ordered that they appear there
within one month after the first publication
AZ this order aud do what Is necessary 10
protect their intettS, In this suit.
Atteste:
". H. BYRNE, CLERK.
Bennett! & Bennett, pa jan 12.4t
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY

The year bcerlS in all Departments on
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 3, 1873.
Prof.. F. s. Lyon, with full stat Of thor
oughly qualified ASSISTANT, has charge Of
the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information In regard TO
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the oihtf Depart
ments may be obtained from the Secretary
Of the Faculty, Prof. Geo. ". Glover, or
the undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
MorgnntOwn, W. Va.
Oels-1s18.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
STORAGE OF COTTON ON STATEN ISLAND

The committees recently appointed by the
Cotton Exchange consider the question of cotton
warehouses at the Exchange yesterday for the pur
pose Of opening proposals. The necessity for ware
houses conveniently situated and sufficient ia size to
accommodate all dealers has long been felt. The sys
ten hitherto prevailing has been attended with macy
abuses One of the chief the petty stealing
wLch could not be prevented under the old system
The bales then frequently lying for hours
in the street, and wero several times carted
before being fually shipped. The only remedy,
1t was thought, was to secure new warehouses,
where all the cotton could be concentrated inspected,
classified and sold by sample where it lay. Since the
subectwas first atated, many propositions have been
made 10 the Committee having the matter in charge.
Several definite proposals. we're made, aud these were
carefully compared. and the question thoroughly
discussed yesterday The Joint committee composed
of the Committee on Trade, Benjamin p Baker. Chair
man. and the Committee OF Cotton Receivers, d. H.
Baldwin, Chairman. The definite proposals received
were SIX in number. a follows:
]. \. Bostwicks proposal for warehouses, yards,
wharves, g., OD staten Island.
\. WakeDan, Bay Ridge.
NeW-NOrR NGredOu~lnC Company, BROOKLYN.
Henry G.. HARRISON Manhattan Jarlet
Marshall Q. Roberts, site adjoining Manhattan Market
Oh the nOrth
Charles E Evans, Shooters Island.
Proposals also received from the German Ameri-
can Warehouse Company Robnsons & Beard Of Red
HOOK, and others, but specifications offered and
the Committee coud not act upon them After thor
Ough discussion it unanimously agreed 10 recon-
mend TO tho Exchange the leasing OF BostwIck Amer
can Docks at Upper Quarantine. staten Island. A full
description Of tins property and the advantages II pre-
sented were recently fully detailed in THE tribune On
the recommendation OF the Committee tue matter VIII
next be brought before the Board OF Managers, and
Gnay before the entire Exchange for decisive action
Ile plan proposed by Air. BOstwck Will interfere
with the STORAGE Of cotton in the city. All tie other
proposals required that all cotton be store IN the
houses represented.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
A MODEL GUIDE.BOOK,

The managers of the Erie Railway have
been chary In extong the natural beauties as
we'll the advantages Of this route to the West any
than the directors OF other corporation but surely
never railroad those attractions before travellers
eyes In such pleasant guse in the latest publication
of this Company. For the Erie Railway Company has
overleaped the guaranteed rights OF its charter turned
author and publisher and given its patrons an artistic
combination of text AMI engraving, called the Erie
Railway Tourist" Ths IL printed on thick white paper
with the clearest Of type, and filed with fnshe d
engrayngs, accompanied with descriptions. OF the most
attractive and through which or to which
the road leads The Starucca Vaduct, Portage Falls,
with the bridge tho Geuessee River, Watkinss
GIen and Niagara the end of the route, are some OF
the illustrations of the grander natural and artificial
works while the camer beauties pictures are given
Of HohOkus Lake MOhonk. and on the Delaware
where INDUCES its qnieter moods The fronspece
Shove tram winding along at TIE toe Of high, por-
pendicular bluff while below. at tOrturing dis
tance. the waters OF some Iiyer. Advice about
Summer retreats, statistics of butter milk an1 pero
leum traffic, aud Of 5000 manufacturing esttbsh
ments and many other hints are TO be found Ia the
pages It has the benefit too OF beng straGhtfO ward
In its plan of Illustrations for the first picture shows
train entering Bergen tunnel while the last leaves the
tourist at the brink of Niagara Falls.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
THE POOR CHILDREN's FRIENDS.
~, rLDl.o..Ia Evourai,


for this season has been given and the trustees Vi ~
fund make the following report Of the Summers "orh'
Number OF excursions 70; number OF boys a,,ioO
number OF girls, 676l; total, 23,sH; tora eAPenStSs'
a. 5O a. or about "a cents for child. Tue suDscr
tons, including S542 As carried over from iast ye"i
fund have amounted to 1854 80; expenditures, az
above $3.50 80 balance. s33 A. which has Oeen pacca
credit years fund. Tue trustees
their warmest thauks to the public for the generous
support and confidence which has enabled them 10 cou
duct q work productive they think, OF Inucn noIa
and material good Tue favor shown 10 II IN the past
encourages them hope that the poor chldrens eA-
curslons may numbered permanently among tue ue-
serving charities Of this city. They cannot close thei
report without recognition or the services OF eoIse
+. Williams, the manager, whose unpaid ana ulshter
ested efforts have contributed largely 10 the success
OF the excursions. No evidence OF Mr. WiIllamss ex-
cellent management could be stronger or more gratfy
ing than the fact that not accident has occurred 10
Que OF the thousands OF children ntrusted 10 his care
penditures aud vouchers every item have been reh
dered aud examined by the Trustees An acknowledg-
ent is due members of the police force for
their aid In the distribution OF tickets, and for their
attendance at the excursions, well as To the pnysl-
clans and others who have volunteered their services
The knowledge OF the pleasure conferred on the children
of the by these happy events In ther cherries
lives VIII without doubt be the best recompese TO tlose
who have so kindly supported the underta5Rg.
WILLIAM BUTLER DUSCx
CHARLES H. MARsHALL,"
EDWARD KING, Trustees,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
GEORGE Ii. BRoDHEAD,
-i;~ FORK, Sept. 5, 1874.