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For sale.
UsTEE1s SAFE.

By virtue OF Decd Of Trust made by Robert
b. Woods 10 me % Trustee, bearing date the 30th
day OF January, 1860. and recorded In tho Clerks
OHIO OF tho County Court OF ohio county, In
Decd Book No 90, page 80, shall on '''t
SATURDAY, tho 24lh day OF October, 1874, !
at tho mont door OF tho Court House OF Ohio
county, ut 10 O'Clock A, n, offer for sale At pub
lie auction the following described real estate,
lying about 3k miles north OF the CITY Of Wheel.
ing on the eakL hIdp of the Ohio river being part
Of the A. p Woods, decd, home farm, having .
front on tho east side OF tho county road and
bounding thereon IS poleH. .Ar6 extending back
eastward about I0Op0leey containing q Y acres
Of land ,coVeiing and including TO- acres yf coil.
Also, q strip OF land 10 feet wide and about 10
poles long, running from tho south western corn
or Of aid tract TO theltSeF being the north hall
= FtSas o. s1Is-ons4Gird cath and TIC bal.
Gnce in air and twelve months, seemed by Deed
OF Trust 8. BRADY, TfUHtee,
At tho same tlmo will be offered for sale ii0k
acres OF coal lying Immediately back Of tho
above described tIGctof land. . div
Aua6 o. Nyi 'NurBOB KRT tB. WOODS,
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THEI IRON TRADE.
What BlaIt Furnaces Can be Made
. To Do.

What BlaIt Furnaces Can be Made
.' To Do.
From the New York Times
Even amid the very prolonged depresS-
ion which has characterized the American
iron trade since tho great panic Of last
Fall, 1t would appear that progress can
not and will not DO delayed. Another
stride has been made in the manufacture
OF iron, viz: the production Of q vastly
increased quantity Of iron from the same
furnace. This, Of course, means less
capital to be invested than was formerly
thought to be necessary in the manulac-
ture Of plg.iron, so far rs the erection Of
furnaces Is concerned. It has lately been
demonstrated in the most practical man
ner in Pittsburgh, that q blast furnace
with asupposed average capacity Of pro-
duciDg 450 tons Of pig metal per week can
be made to produce 612 tons, an increase
OF 80 per cent, In production, without any
increased outlay Of capital.
The famous Isabella Furnaces Of Pitts
burgh, are known all over the world;
they have been described in detail In the
columns Of the New York Times. It IL
In one Of these furnaces that this striking
increase Of production has been develop
ed, The capacity Of the two furnaces has
always been set down al about 1000 tons
per week, The No. furnace, which has
attracted much attention in the trade, Is
the smaller Of the two, the diameter Of It's
"bosh" being only eighteen feet, while the
"bosh" Of the No. Q furnace Is twenty
feet in diameter. The No. Q furnace 10 at
present out Of blast, having Just been 70.
lleved. But the No. / furnace has, TO
some extent, made up Tor the idleness Of
the other. During the week ending Aug.
8, this furnace turned out over 8l2 tons
Of pig.iron. The returns for four weeks,
ending on that date, will show how that
great production was gradually reached.
They Vgnr0 ma fNllnUa. Ht
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Educational.

MIS-: g. 3. sMYTH's school,, 70,
N1 s.LindslOy Institute B S,ISh, FUR
q E9a and 18th streets, win reopen ESS,SSto
.H.L IN course Of Instruction iM N :,
Languages taught by Or. MAYO, ". Aoce.
Drawing and PdihtihS BY Ma Niit,,S a''t L
y For iufther Information cali Al ibs vi
o. Mrs., snyth, corner Of Byron aud la bs s,,
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II .MDsLEY INSTITUTE.

Instruction given In all br,pebc, So.
taught IN preparatory schools and Sf,S ~
The DepArtmSntOf Modern Language !. ~ ~
the control Of the emlnently suecessiSi i. ~ w
d. Mayer The Eau session Of aileeS' :
commence. Monday September I, iSii ~
tOtn6 Of GdmiSSsion. Tuition, DC, cal a. Y
inAtltqte, corner Eof and 18th streets. a, :
dress J. N. Autchison, Wheeling, W N'"E
W -.' o. r JESSE Q. DWUCP
augl j. N. HUTCHIsCy
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.IWIHllEIE n M! ! FEMALE COLLEag

NV. AND MUSICAL CONsEHvtItEE,S,k
Mutlcal Conservatory Will b. undS, ~ !.
tpbRip Of HIQf Herman EbolllV and k s,e ,Dht
Roc. il, With capable assIstanls III ,%t B
o( Instruction 7Nill includo the s SS tats y
t94eherR " the pAsL, year. PlpIl. MI ,,tttt:
ceived TOT vocal or Instrumental Musis " r.
tng. Painting, French OF German FS oy,,.iD DIV
admission, tqlliSH, &s cal! on OF SddfmsS,, Y
PrSsi Ge |, ReS: WI q; NORTON, OF tSos.,
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Are There ANY Nail Mills in Wheel
inR

ANNAPOLIS, MD, August SO, 1874.
Editors Wheeling IntellIgeneer:
Please send copy Of your paper; also
please inform me il you have any nail
works In your city, and by whom con-
Quoted. The information may result TO
our mutual benefit.
Respectfully, &C.,
I" ]. E. HAYDEN.
The above inquiry will not only inter.
cal. Nail people on this side OF the river,
but also our ueighbors on the other side,
some of whom may wish to correspond
with the writer.
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The production from a furnace Of the
same size has never been equsled in any
nominating country in the world, and
speaks well for the enterprise and energy
Of American iron masters. When the No.
2 Isabella Furnace is blown in and gets
into good running order II will turn out
700 tons and over per week. This will
give weekly production Of the two fur
naces Of about l 1876 tons, or about 1000
tons per annum. These figures mark q
new era in the American manufacture Of
iron. H...l
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New Advertisements.
WHEELING CONSERVATIVE
w RY OF MUSIC, In connection with the
Fnyn raR

wv KEELING C0NSERVATO-
w RY OF MUSIC, In connection with the
WHEELING FRl[ALE COLLEGE.
Prof. GERMANN RBELtNa, Director Of Instru.
mental Music. Prof Alb. RoH, Jr., Director Of
Vocal Music.
In order 10 meet the constantly increasing de-
mAnd In Wheeling and It's vicinity for q HIGnER
BTANpAnD or Instruction in the science AND art
OF Music, the Managers Of tho wheeling Female
College have organized Conservatory Of Music,
on the basis Of the best ConlGrvAtotleI d the
EAlt, and hAye engaged the above Aceomplls shed
Masters as Directors. They will BE- assisted by =
corps Of capable and experienced Teachers In
MUSIC. Instruction 10 Biven In everything PET.
tanning TO Music, Lueh as the Theory Of Mu'ic,
Thorough Bass, Harmony, Co4nterpoint Com
petition, &c. Alto IN Voice Culture and the
use Of all A1sicAl Instruuents 40 the Piano,
Pipe Organ, Cabinet Organ, Guitar, Yollu, &C.
Ladies and gentlemen received IN the Oonser.
yatory. The First Term commences September
lst, MA. Pupils can enter OF ANH tinS, and
will DO charged ptoportionAte rates.
For fun particulars as 10 terms Of tuition or
boarding, call on or address the Preside1i, Rev.
WIN; u HORTON, or the Rev. j. d. CLAnK,
Head Of Instruction, r., f.T'.l. au29
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DUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL PROP.
ERTY. Hrf lgi Dg'lGtUiUG

. VI
In pursuance OF an order passed by the Board
Of Education ofthe Echool District OF Wheel.
Ing, We will again oGes Of public sale Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, on
% THURSDAY, September Sd, 1874, ""-
beginning at 10 o'clock 4. X, lot No. ], With Tho
building thereon, except the bell, stoves and
furniture contained therein, and also lot No.
In square No, ~. sSid lots are located On the
corner Of Jacob and Fourteenth streets, and
now used by the Third Ward School 'a-l
Immediate possession will DO given Of the
Vacant lot No. ., but the Board o. GducAti0n TO.
serves tho right 10 occupy tho school building
on lot No. ], and retain possession Of the same
until the new school building now being n.
structed for tho 8, cond and Third Wards Ihall
DO completed A1Aready 10 occupy, which viii be
about the LIST oleApril, 1871 . ylul . glI
TERNs or sALg-0ne.thlrd OF the purrhAee
money for lot No, 10 BIO paid In cash, and the
balance In two equal payments Of ono and two
years, with interest from tho day OF ERle, the
deferred payments to be secured by Deed OF
Trust or tho tito retained until all the purchase
money is paid. Payments for lot No. / Will DO
mAdein seven, nineteen and thirty one months
rom day OF sAe. bearing interest from the LIST
day q april, 1875, and 10 DO secured as above
II tho lots are sold together, tho relative value
Of each 10 be mutually Sgreed upon BY the pur.
chaser and the undetsiGled. .-..
President Board Of Rda alton.
j. N, BICKEL. Clerk 1I-ITS
au95 J.O HERvEY, Auctionecr.
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OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ will DO rectiYed by the City Of Wheeling at
tho ONCE OF the City Clerk, until ThuridSy, Sep
tember Sd, 1874, ats O'Clock P. n for the follow.
lowing described work, t0-Wit:
FIrtE For ten thousand 10000 feet 2inch
OAK Plank, II feet long, TO DO delivered At such
place as the Street Commissioner shall direct.
Second. For the construction ofA bridge AcroeS
CaldWelrB Run. near JohnGoA's Mil, 10 accord.
ance with plans and specifications on ale In the
ONCE Of the City Clerk.
Ihtrd. For the construction OF q circular
Brick beWer on Alh street, from northwest corn
or OF Market street TO the river, In conformity
with plans and specifications on die Is above
Fourth. For the construction OF tight Board
Fence and erection Of Stable on the property
OF Mrs. Helen Bloch, on Ninth street, between
Main street and the river, In accordance with
plans and specification on ale a. above.
FtIth, For Grading and Matchmaking Zane
street, 7th Ward, from Virginia street TO Back
River Bridge, with four ~ strings Of hard blue
llmestone, properly broken and spread. Bids
for Matchmaking 10 be by the perch.
Sixth. For Grading and Construction Of Wall
on 1T Charles street, In accordance with plans
and specifications also on dle as above.
bids.
Proposals TO DO endorsed with the character Of
tho work bid on. @. T. C0WAN,
Chairman Committee Streets and Alleys.
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Call for d Republican Congressional
Convention for the First District Of
{. TWase ViKWInNR. ..'


q West Virginia.
The Republicans Of the Fret District and al
other persons who are opposed TO the Rlng De-
mocrAey and the nominee for Congress OF tho
Elenboto Convention, are hereby notified and
requested % send delegates To Convention 10
bs held IN tho city OF wheeling, on THulHDAY,
the 90 day Of September, 1874, for tho purpose
OF nominating q candidate 70 represent SAID
Dlstrle, In the nCxt Congress Of the United
stats.
II Is recommended that the various counties
Ia tho District hold Conventions At as early
day possible to select delcgAtts 10 attend said
Convention.
It Is confidently expected that arrangements
will DO made TO provide half fare transportation
for delegates 70 and from sAld Convention.
M .rr GGoRaI EDwARDs,
Chairman Of Congregational Committee Of he
HrSt Congregational District.
AOuNDsyILIS, August IS, 1874.
Republican County Convention.
The Republicans Of Ohio County and ali others
opposed 10 the EIlcnbero nomination, are inVi'
ted 70 meet In mass Convention at tho Court
House on
... SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1874.
alto O'Clock A. H., for tho purpose Of selecting
delegates to represent Ohio County in the Con.
gresslonAl Convention to DO held at HAmIlton's
opera House, in the city Of Wheeling, on Thurs.
day, September Sd, 1874; also to nominate four
candidates for the House Of Delegates and ap
point conforeos to q Senatorial Convention Of
the First Senatorial District.
CALM sYLvB, TT. BLAIR,
WV N CURTIS =. JoHRhoN,
j. H. HuBBkAD, WV. H. TRkYIs,
=. l.. BRIOE, WV NORTH,
J. Z. SIsEoN, W. B. CURtIS,
j JkcKtoU, Committee,
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Georgetown College, DC,
y 90 FOUNDED IN 1890

rfl.Il-ffa r.r ..a -
Tho Classical Schools reopen Scpumbe, f.,
Thorough instruction In EhRlth, L .tIu Gr,,I
French, Mathematics, Rational Philosophy a.,
Natural Sciences. l~'
Tho Medical school opens October 9Th.
The Law School October 7lh.
For further particular address.
ans z. T. HRALY. 3. J.. Prr.Ihnn,
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TOR SALE
FoR SALE

TOR SALE zaa.ra -,I-
I eFer my property. corner Mccullough and
'Wetzel streets, In La Grange, for tale. :
This property consists OF two iull lots and
and cellar.
Terms easy. Enquire on tho premises.
aulOe JOHN WAGNER
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r ETHANY COLLEGE
MUSIC AND ART.

ANL
The Misses Doddridge, recently OF the W..
Ing Female College, will open Glasses in N5,S
Drawing and Painting, in tho WeIsel Ng.s,
lnsltate aall, Odd Fellows Building, Srplrs
Music at their residence, No, is Ohio .t,.,, Il
land, and will DO prepared to receive I.-,i.,
number OF boarding pupils. Hours Of t,1sI
VIII be arranged 10 suit the conyenieu 0, TN,
ladies attending other schools, M
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MRS. HUToH1Ns MUSIC GLASS.
Those desiring to receive instruction from
Ars Hutohins On tho Piano or Organ can ar.
Store. liza Main street, or At the residence, No.
IS Thirteenth street.
To accommodate pupils, lessons will be Iiyan
both at tho STORE and residence, commencing
September lot. auN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To ALL. particularly invalids, spring Is O
trying season. Indications of sickness should
at once be attended to. Fatal diseases may
be caused by allowing the bowels to become
constipated. and the system to remain in a
disordered condition, until the disorder has
time to develop itself. An ounce of preven-
tion is worth pound of cure, is an old and
truthful saying. Therefore, we advise all who
are troubled with the complaints now very
prevalent-headache indigestion, disordered
liver. want of appetite. nausea, or feverish
skin, to take, without delay, Sehenck's Man
drake Pills We know Of no remedy so harm
less and decisive in its action. 1t at once
strikes at the root of the disease and produces
a healthy tone to the system. People never
need suffer from any disease arising from
disordered condition of the liver If they
would take this excellent medicine when
they feel the first indications of the
malady. Families leaving home for the
summer months should take three or four
boxes of these pills with them. They have an
almost instantaneous effect. They will re-
lieve the patient Of headache in one. or two
hours. and will rapidly cleanse the liver Of
surrounding bile, and will effeetually prevent
a bilious attack. They are sold by all drug
gists. 53-eod-l9
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THE mA1DES's LAST FAREWELL.
IN rHE pAY AZ cREMArIoN.

M - ..LA-. - 4,
ihen tne nlsn' "oro on anu We knew tne
anat tns emu It IL "a ~ ~ rss,i. niR l
d 1ha1 ao,iJ ons 10 Snt se d;e ery
anu "na' 0ouiu Vho Nv D"' "ie
noL u.,,t -, - .1 -
On Nllilani sng eiieu' sure" no pios-
Rnt Ror ane new new aPparSatI PpnStI os 'shs sbsI rHs vor
nut say ,Ihat hahulh oi snaFhss you Al
"A oring,
anu iinger 10 see he econpus1'
% OL .
"h' pronise me- iofe'" w tue nre-hoie you ~
You will linen sa hot tSsy Iisbt Il s Vh9s s
~ "iii , ~ .nae tney hsn' nio SUNNI sViomn'
And SLOW mauch.
anu warn 'hen asHinS' Aerose"e
"I, ,vo,,la 49, ..L,, 49,. .L..o -.
~ "ouip eneer me 10 Know ere these ruue
Nv ossano"a lee]es - wait 81.
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ENCOURAGING TO YOUNG SPEAK
ERS.
Cherries Francis ADAMS Me mOIrs of
Bis Father.

Cherries Francis Adams Me mOlrs of
Bis Father.
To many who remember him by the
grand title of his late years, the Old
man Eloquent" it will doubtless be
surprise to read in this book how elo-
quent he was as young man; and
and tolls he passed in order to acquire
his wonderful power as debater. Thus,
under date of January l6, 1905, when be
was member OF the Senate, be writes:
ION this occasion, as on almost every
other, felt most sensibly my deficiency
as an extenporaneous speaker.
1t is slowness OF comprehension
AN incapacity to grasp the whole COM
pass of subject liz the mind at once
with such an arrangement as leaves
proper impression on the detail-an in
capacity to form ideas properly precise
and definite with the rapidity necessary
to give them uninterrupted .utterance.
My manner therefore, is very slow, hesi-
tatingly and often much confused
Sometimes, from inability to furnish the
words TO finish thought commenced, /
begin sentence with propriety and
finish with nonsense. Sometimes, after
carrying through an idea OF peculiar
force to its last stage, the want of
proper word to close drives me to use
one which throws the whole into a
burlesque. And sometimes the most
important details Of an argument escape
my mind at the moment when / want
them, though ever ready to present them
before and after. And hence in making
the transition from one part of it to the
other, / am often compelled to take
minute or two for recollection, which
leaves chasm of silence always disa-
greeable to the hearers l must, there
fore never fatter myself with the hope
Of oratorical distinction At the same
time, it is possible that by continual ex-
ertions, application and selfcensnre,
part of the illefects of these ipfrmities
may be remedied" Surely in these
words, and in the later career Of "the
Old Man Eloquent" there is material for
instruction and for encouragement for
many ayouthful aspirsnt after orato rical
distinction.
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No Sewing Machine Received a
Higher Prize.
A FEW GOOD REASONS.

IA Ne'e LaBeaiien THoRouGHLY TEsrED AM
secured by Letters Patent.
2-Makes a perfect LOCK STITCH, alike OF
both sides. on al kinds Of goods.
3-Runs LIGHT. SMOOTH, NoTsELEss and
RAPIp-bost combia0tioH Of qualities.
4-DuRABLE-Ruasf for years without repairs.
o Wdl do all Uarieties Of trork and Fancy
Stitching in superior manner
6-ls most easily moHdyed by the operator.
Length Of stitch may be altered while run
ming, and machine can be threaded without
passing thread through holes.
V-Design Simple, Ingenious, bsegaAi' iorm1
ing the stitch irithoui the use Of Cog Nneel ne
Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. has
the Automatic Drop FEED, when iHsurcs WV wv
form length Of stitch af any sped. Has our neh
Thread Controller. which allows easy move
ment Of the needle-bar and prevents injury 70
thread. -
Il Is manufactured by the most sklllIpl sn9
experienced mechanics, at the eelseta4s0 x
RemfuRTon Armorys liiOn, ~. =
Cinrinliatf once, Isl Fourth street.
50-lOl
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How the Ola Families tn Europe
are Warned so Prepare for Death.

A mysterious knocking, never heard
at any other time, tells the Lords of
hampton that one Of their race is bound
for the silent land. A stamping by un-
seen feet on the palace floor predicts a
death in the family of the dueal house
of Modena A sturgeon forcing its way
up the Trent toward Clifton Hall is a
sign that the Cliftons OF Nottingham.
shire will have to put on mourning. For
some days before the death Of the heir
of the Breretons the trunk OF tree is to
be seen floating on the lake near the
family mansion Two giant owls perch
upon the battlements Of Wardour Castle
when an Arundels last hour has come.
II Devonshire 0xenham is about to
die, a white breasted bird autters over
the doomed ones head
A local ballad relates how on the bri-
dal eve Of Margaret, heiress of the brave
and generous Sir James 0xenham, a
silver breasted bird flew over the we'd
ding guests just as Sir James rose to
acknowledge their congratulations. The
next day the bride fell dead at the altar,
stabbed by discarded lover Howell
saw a tombstone in a stone cutter shop
in Fleet street, in 1862, inscribed with
the names of sundry persons, who there
by attested the fact that John Oxenham
Mary, his sister; James, his son, and
Elizabeth, his mother, had each and all
died with white-breasted bird autter-
ing above their beds. A family of Loeb
RAMA, Arran, know when one of their
kin is about to die by an invisible piper
playing lament on the hill side. When
death purposes visiting a Mclean of
Techbury, the unweleome caller is her
aided by the spirit Of a battle-sain an
cester ringing the bells on his fairy bri-
die, as be gallops twice around the old
homestead. As a rule, death-announc-
ing phantoms are of the feminine gen
der. No Lady Holland expects to
shuttle off this mortal coil until she has
seen a shadowy counterfeit presentment
of herself. The Middletons Of York
shire, as becomes an ancient Catholic
house, have Benedictine nun to ap-
prise them Of q reduction in the number
of Middletons. A weeping, mourning,
earthly sprite warns the Stanleys Of the
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5, TENN: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1874
death Of distinguished member Of the


death Of distinguished member Of the
family.
A hairy armed girl called May Moul-
lach brings the like sad news to the
Grants of Grant; the Bodach.am-dun,
otherwise the ghost of the hill, performs
! the Office for the Grants of Rothiemur.
Gus, and most old Highland families
boast their own familiar banshee, whose
wailing, screaming and weeping tells
them the head of the house must make
room for his heir. Lady Fanshaw, visit
ing the head Of an Irish sept in his
moated baronial grange, was made
aware that banshees are not peculiar to
Scotland. Awakened at midnight by an
awful, unearthly scream. she beheld by
the light of the moon, female form at
the window other room, which was too far
from the ground for any woman of NOR
tai mold to reach The creature owned
a pretty, pale face, and red, dishevelled
hair, and was clad in the garb of old
very old-Ireland. After exhibiting
herself some time the interesting spec
ter shrieked twice and vanished. When
Lady Fanshaw told her host what she
had seen, he was not at all surprised.
" A near relation" said he, died last
night in this castle We kept our ex-
pectation Of the event from you lest it
should throw cloud over the cheerful
reception which was your due. Now,
before such an event happens in the
family and castle, the female specter
you saw always becomes visible. She is
believed to be the spirit of woman of
inferior rank whom one of my ancestors
married, and whom he afterward caused
to be drowned in the moat, to expiate
the dishonor done to our race
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Mocking birds can initiate human &C.
tions as WE'LL as human voices, it seems.
A Macon, Ga. paper says that two pets
of this stripe got jealous of each other
and undertook to fight it out in desperate
fashion. One of them getting enough
of it sang out " quit, quit" and followed
this up by crying police, police. And,
oddly enough, there was policeman in
hearing who came up and stopped the
fight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-27

Hannibal Hamlin has been in pHblic
office without cessation for thirtyeight
years, and they begin to think in Maine
that he has had his share and ought to
give some one else chance.