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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-24

In the Senate, Mr.. DAVIS. Of w.
Va, offered resolution Of enquiry
requesting the President to furnish
information as to the name and num-
Der IF disbursing officers in arrears to
the Government, and the amount OF
such arrearages.
This resolution was objected to,
and laid over. 1t wa, called up
again few DAYS ago. and after con-
siderable debate was returned to the
mover for modification. This reso-
luton, If acted on, will cause qua
king among dry bones.
In the House. Mr.. Hereford has
offered Il resolution, having for Its
object the improvement Of the GreaI
Kanawha river. The resolution goes
over.
We will endeavor from week to
week, to notice any matter OF special
| interest to our readers rs it transpires
! in Congress, but it is impossible for
us 10 furnish. in the limits of our pa
per, ANYTHING like a full report OF
Congressional proceedings. We will
always, however note the action Of
the members from our own State.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-24

In the Senate, December s, 1874
Mr. Davis, of w. Va, submitted the
following Resolution:
Resolred, That the President of tht
United States be, aud he is hereby
requested to furnish the Senate with
q detailed statement, commencing
with the 30th Of June, 1863, and
closing with the last fiscal year, show
ing therein the name of all post
masters, paymasters. quartermasters
commissaries. collectors of internal
revenue, collectors of customs, officers
of the Freedmen's Bureau, and any
other officer OF set of officers. from
whom any sums of money were due
at the close of the last fiscal year, and
which now remain unpaid; also, the
names of the sureties Of such officers,
the penalty Of their official bonds,
the amount due, and when due, in
each case; the total of such sums SC
due by whom and from what State
such officers were appointed; and
whether there are any suits no"
pending TO recover said Sums OF
money, and, lfso against whom, IN
what court. and for what amount.
The President is also requested to
report the number Of acres OF the
public lands and the amount of bonds
and money granted TO railroads, ca
mails. or other works of internal i'm
proyement, giving Herewith the
names. dates. and amounts in each
case, and also the grand totals; also,
the number OF acres Of the public
lands and the amount of bonds here
tofore granted or voted by Congress
to railroads, or contemplated rail
roads. for which no certificates are
issued. stating in detail the name of
the railroad and the amount granted
or voted to the same, and the grand
totals of such grants.
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The County Court.

There is a great deal of talk by
,hs Radical papers, over the County
Court system.
There are sometimes good reasons
for adhering to the customs of our
fore.fathers, and atother times good
reasons for giving them Up Be
cause they were the customs OF our
fathers. is not valid reason for ell
Their the observance or reputation OF
q custom.
Some persons oppose the County
Court system, because it is "old togy-
gish ; Others revere it because 1t has
long been the system of the State.
We do net propose to endorse any
such cd captand,m arguments but to
take a common sense view Of the
matter.
The County Court system IS an
adaptation of the old Justices Court
in England, and while we confess
chat in mary Instances the Justices
are befogged by the learned phrases
and abstract reasoning of the lawyers,
yet as a general thing, in such cases
as come under their jurisdiction, they
get pretty nearly right,
We believe the intention IN the
foundation Of these Courts was to
give to the people justice founded on
common sense, abstract from law IN
It's strict sense.
AS a general thing, the Magistrates
ofthe State are men ofgOOd common
sense, and the class Of suits which
come under their jurisdiction are
generally suits in which their friends
aud neighbors are interested; the
best law that can be applied to them
l. the law of common sense, and 1t
almost always carries With it JUS,
ice.
If the County Courts are abolish
Sd, the course of justice IS delayed.
The expense Of the Circuit Courts
and Judges are much heavier than
in the County; appeals from the de,
eisions of Magistrates are continued
from time to time; the docket i
crowded and the advantage : alto
gether on the side Of the rich sutton.
For instance; a poor man SUES a
rich one for debt before a magls
,rate. the decision is given for the
poor man. the rich one appeals to
Court, which perhaps does not meet
IN less than three months, and when
il does, il Is a very easy matter to
put in a dilatory plea and the case
~ continued; that throws il SIX
months Of; he poor man must in the
mean time employ lawyer and de-
fend his case, and il the rich man
chooses to do So, he can worry him
out. and never let him get a Judge
ment, and yet be strictly in aceol-
dance With law. II such a case
comes before the County Court the
Magistrates DO not see those nice
points in law, which enables it 10 tri
umph over justice, hut decide the
matter in accordance with the die
tates OF common sense and justice.
Again the County Courts do the
County business at less than half the
expense that it is under the Town.
ship system.
The Commissioners require paw and
mileage, and in many instances in
some Of the States have charged large
salaries in their positions. We know
of cases in North Carolina, especially
IN Cumberland and Chatham Curn-
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We wish he had forty, for he'knows
to render such occasions enjoyable:
it is useless to allude to the delight
full occasion Of the marriage of Miss
Soudie, to Mr.. Henry Nelson, on
Thursday December 10th inst. We
sincerely wish the bride and groom a
life replete with happiness.
Ifany body wants to know any
thing more about Salt Rock, they can
get information by addressing with 3
cent stamp. Il 7. X.
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1t will be seen by the following bill
offered by Mr.. Hereford, that he is
moving in the interests of the Kama
whs Valley.
Mr.. Hereford, on leave, introduced
the following bill, making IN appro
nriation for continuing the improve
ment of the Great kanawha River IN
the State of West Virginia:
BE It enacted BY The Senate and House
Of Representatives. # the United States q
America IN Congress assembled, That
the sum of three hundred thousand
dollars be, and the same Is hereby,
appropriated, to be paid out OF amy
money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, to be expended under
the direction of the Secretary OF War,
for continuing the Improvement OF
the Great Kanawha River III the
state OF West Virginia.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-24

ties, where their pas averaged over
50 per day for every working day in
the wear -
The Township system was adopted
in that State, but AS far as our knowl-
edge extends. all but the ofiiee-held-
ers were clamorous for its repeal.
Rather bear the ills we have. than
fly 10 Others that We know not Of"
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AdvsrttsinG.

TINS is the season when the East
ern and Western "big-bug" papers
are making up their exchange iists.
They are mostly in the habit OF send
inc to such little papers as ours, from
half column to a column of sdver-
Using, with the request that we insert
il one or more times and they will
send US their paper year. We are
very willing toextend every courtesy
to our brethren of the Press, but we
cannot see the justice Of these ar,
Engagements. The space in our col
umns is generally filed up with pay
inc advertisements. For three weeks
now We have had to issue a supple
ment to get space. If it was really
necessary for us TO have these papers,
il would be economy for us to take
the money Dat of our pocket and pay
fer them. rather than give double OF
treble price for them in advertising.
We publish a condensed copy of some
/ of the advertisements, for such papers
as we particularly desire, but that Is
the best we can do, We notice some
OF our exchanges have three or tour
columns of advertisements, for which
they receive only papers in exchange
We think this is wronging them
selves aud the Press generally. II
they have the space to spare the,
had better give ito their subscribers
| in news and other matter.
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.SPIRITUALISM.

The recent extraordinary attention the subject
Ia attracting, and It's investigation by eminent
scientists increases the demand for current liz
erature devoted % the subject. In order that all
NAV become familiar viii the most able, fearless
and widely circulated exponent OF splritualisIn.
We will send the
REIlGIO-PHILOsOPHIC JOURNAL
3xoSTHs Peg 80 CENTS,
Postage prepaid by rs after Ian. l, 1878.
The JOURNAL Is large s-page weekly paper.
regular price g. per year-now IN its Ninth Year.
Address s. 8. JONES, Editor, 1s0 E AIams ST.,
Cptcsgo. -
E.F.-&sssvS yrn "a . mis- ~ r9tissrert
De. is-<s
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FROM SALT ROCK.
=
Correspondence Huntington Advertiser.

where o, where Ia he:
What can the matter bcf
Ia h. with the rshes IN the seat
snoo Fig dUn't bother uie.
The matrimonial market has fairly
opened in Salt Rock.
ut don't snow any" cries the school
boy.
Spelling schools are in vogue now.
Salt Rock is an inland town.
Christmas is expected to arrive 81
Salt Rock on the 25th OF December
1874.
Ex-po.tmaster JOS. Gill has re-
turned from Cincinnati.
The Guyandotte river is in excel
lent boating condition now.
The public schools are closing in
this vicinity.
A large sized canoe passed this port
Yesterday. it WAS propelled by gas,
and Y. /. r., WAS st the helm. Har
rah for Y. |. T.
Notwithstanding this is salty
place, there is no salt manufactured
here. There ought to be though.
An amateur debating society WAS
organized in Salt Rock, Friday night.
Success to the enterprise.
Rabbits and quails abound in plen-
tiful profusion in this vicinity, and
are much sought after by numberles'
sportsmen.
\ series OF meetings will commence
at Salt Rock Chapel Friday night, of
3 devotional character. and will con-
tinue perhaps a week
James Gibson 8 Young lad OF some
fourteen summers, left his fathers
house under rather peculiar circum-
stances, = few nights ago; any intor-
nation concerning his whereabouts
will be thankfully received by his
friends.
Our worthy and efficient Postmaster
JOS. Gill is doing y tiourishing hIsl-
ness since he returned from the city
with large and we'll selected stock
OF Dry Goods. He certainly isa hap
py man 10. means "biz."
johnnie Ransy an ef4ic ent teacher,
is experimenting the school at Salt
Rock. Johnnie has a wide spread
reputation, and knows how 10 impart
instruction, and Salt Rock has done
we'll in securing his services.
Large flat boats are constantly ply
inc between Guyandotte and Logan
C. H., and intervening points, heavily
laden with goods, and returning with
the products of he country. This
Business though rather small in ap-
pearance, is considerable, and speaks
we'll for the production of the noun
tain counties of Lincoln and Logan.
ANY one who never attended a like
occasion would be interested III at
tending an old fashioned Spelling"
in some rural neighborhOod. 1t
would serve as a regular ius;allment
into country life. There was rous-
ing re union at Riverside school house
two miles below here last night. Mr.
Wellington Ryas closed his term Of
teaching at Sites school house, last
week, under the most favorable cir
cumstances.
Mr.. T j. McComss. an old and
respectable citizen cfLincoln county,
and warm friend of education, dis
played his hospitality by giving
dinner in honor of the occasion. Mr..
Byas sustained a high reputation as
a teacher in that locality, and his
friends took this method of showing
their appreciation Of his services.
Our friend f. Mckendrie is truly
the most fortunate or unfortunate
man in this einity-has the most
attractive daughters. Within the
last two months be has been deprived
.sf twe 0i hts daughters i~ marriage.
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c1 ONE PRICE ToALL. tS
TIL E
New Ycrk World.
THE DEMOCRATIC PAPER or NEW YORK.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
POSTAGE PREPAID BY US.
The WeeMy World, year, One Dolla,

The IFeeEly World, l year, Ono DolldT.
An extra copy 10 getter-up OF club OF ten
The SENT Weekly 10 getter-up Of club Of twenty
The Daily 20 gettcr-up Of club OF rfty.
All tire news OF the past seven days Ia given
In the Weekly edition Of 1.-THE World (Wednes-
days. which contains, in addition 70 the news.
msny special features prepared expressly for IT,.
The Grange department gives each week the Ia
test news Of tho ORDER and Of the Patrons. The
agricultural department presents the latest ex-
periments and experiences OF practical cultnrists
full reports Of the Farmers Club Of the Ameri-
can Institute, letters from practical farmers, and
interesting discussions of profitable farming
Tue page for the family furnishes interest and
amusement for the nreside during the long win
ter evenings. Full and trustworthy livestock,
country produce, and general produce markes re-
ports show the state OF trade.
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n TIC E:
Sale of Good Templar
PrOpertY.

VIM. Thurman Lewis, A. " Warner, q. A. Plo-
ding. !, c. Mclean. W. II. II. Holswsde .snd all
Others, II any, who claim 10 have been members
Of Qnindaro Lodge, No. 80 ]. o. OF @. T.. during
the months Of March, April or NAY, 1874, are
hereby notified that ! win proceed 70 sell, for
cash. al public aucti N, on
SATURDAY, JAN. 2sD, 1875,
at Russell 4 Miller's Warehouse, in Huntington.
a lot OF Chairs, Tables, Lamps. Good Tempfar
Begalia, benches and all other property hsreto-
fore claimed by the Aforesaid Lodge, to ss.tsey
a claim Of legal Charges, now In my hama for
collection.
o. @. 0HAsK
pea f7s.n ~ M Auurss.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY!
-. ESs -
On and after Dee. 18th, 1874, passenger
trains will run as follows:
FROM HUNTINGTON

H=5U n. ID. E9pre1 1rxIn
(excep, Sunday for Chsrleston. Kanawhs Falls,
White Sulphur, Covlngton, Rnncevetfe. Goshen.
Stannton. Chsrio;tsyilie Gordousvillc, and inter-
mediate stations. arriving ~ Richmond 3:1 a.
NJ. Tnis train connects al Charto'iesvlile Tor
Jynchhurg, Rristoi and Chsttanooga: AT Cor
aonsyille for AleNandria. Washington, baltimore
and the North and at Richmond for friersbnrs'
Norfolk. Weldon, Raleigh, Danville. Charlotte,
Greensboro. Columbia, Augusta, Savanna, Char
ies,on and all poInts south.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN
The City Of Huntington. West Va.

DY VIRTUE Of a decree OF the Comfy Court Of
ID Cabell ounty, pronouncedat IL. October term
1874. in the chsncery cause of W. A. Roby VS.. W.
II. Morris ct als, We shall. rs Special Commits
siOners offer for sale on the 30th day Of January,
ls,5, at Tie premises in the city Of Huntington,
on Seventh Avenue in said city. the following LOT,
or parcel Of land, with the frame dwelling there
on. belonging u the ssid W. II. Morris, to-sit:
Lot No. =, on Block No. :, situate ON. Seventh
Avenue, on the south side thereof, between 9th
and 10th Streets. in the city OF Huntington. West
Niruiuia
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Dec. s44w.--pr's fee Apo
NOTICE TO CREDITORS!

10 tbs Creditors Of Elyah CartuyiSht, deed
IN pursuance ~ decree Of the Circuit Cour
OF the comfy Of Logan, made In cause therein
pending ~ subject the real estate Of the said III.
Ian Cartwright 10 the payment OF his debts You
are required 20 present your clans against tht
said Eljah Cartwright TO- adjudication. 20 Vim
II. Peck, Commissioner, at hls once IN the SAL
county, on Or before TIE drst lay OF aarcn, 1919.
Witness: JonS CuAsiS Gle:S OF said Court
this 10Th day OF December, 1874,
JOHN CHAFIN, Clerk.
Dee A4H-prs fee %.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS!
To the Creditors Of Joha FNingcr, DEED /:

IN pursuance Of decree OF the Circnit Court
OF the county OF Logon, made IN Cause therein
pending. 10 subject the reel estate OF the ss'd
John FlnInger 20 the payment OF his debts. ION
are required 70 present your claims against the
said John Fiilinger for adjudcatiHn TO VIM. ii
Peck, Commissioner, AT his ONCE IN the said
county, on or before the LIST day OF March, 1918.
Witness: JoHS CHAPLIN. Clerk OF said Court,
this 18th day OF December. 1914.
JOHN CHAFIN, Clerk.
Dec. A-4w.-prs fee 81 co.
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TERMS OF SALE.

0ne-fhird Of the purchase money cash In hand;
balance IN two equal instalInents, payable with
interest SIX and Twelve months from day OF sale,
secured by boud with good security. and legal
.itle retained Until tae same sre pa
= BCSTkCE GIBSON,
NC. eTNNS
n-e. So. 81 6omHH
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Fer E.n,w Ia Pals and all intermediate Station
da'iy. except Sunday az follows:

Stops only on Signal
TRIr AND RKrcaS TICKETS
sold for Huntington and Charleston. ~ rehueen
rates. good only On TIE day sold, snd on Ac-
commodation train only.
c TIE Company's Steamers r.. h.
~ lsost0na & Fleetwood. kzAS - e
Leaving Cincinnati ds.iy at p. VI. connect win
the Express train At Huntington AZ 9:5J A. NJ,
daily, except SIn;,av.
III PrILx.S SILVER PALACE StEErIsG CARS
attached 10 all night trains.
For correct Information AID rates, apply 20
]. G. BREsLIS, Agent.
W. c. WICKNAN.
C. ". MCFARLAND. Vice-Frssidens.
Act. Gen. Ticket Ag1.
December Is fs.9
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sALEI
J. D. Allen
vs.,
SAmuei A. Chiiders, et o.

RT VIRTUE Of decree made and entered oy
ID the County Court Of Cabeil County In the
above styled cause, at the October Term, lbI$,
win, - the Special Commissioner therein men-
toned for the purpose, proceed 70 sell ss public
auction to the highest bidder, on the
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TEAS TEAS F.!

Tie choicest in the woIld-Importers' prices
largest Company in Amrica-staple article
nlaases everybody-irsde continually increasing
Agents wanted everyvhcre-bcst Inducements
don't waste iime-send iOr circular TO
ROBERT WELLS,
g vssey streetSew York.
p. o. Box 1851.
PRICE LIST.
oOIOSC. Bl.ck-40. 30, en-, best 20 cents -
MIXED, Grin AMI Blk, 30. 30. ~, cess
JAPAN. Uncolored, GO. 20. so, 81, best sl.0o
IMPERIAL. Green. 80, 10, -, % best 81 ~ -
Young HYSoN. Green-o0, o., 20, 50, ~.
sic0. best fi.G5,
GJ-NPOWDER, Green-l.i0, best fl-30
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Blsck-So 20. 50,
eo. best sl.0a
Y. B.-We have speciality Of Garden Growth
Young Hyson and Imperial at sl.So, and Ooloug
Extra Chicago 81 20.
.z-If one q our Agents shosid not call upon
you. send for a pound sample Of any kind you
require Enclose the money, snd we Will forward
it 20 you, per return mall, without any extra
charge. DEC i'-T.
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Terms of Sale:

| on--third cash In hand, and the balance In two
| e9usl installments payable IN six and twelve
months from day OF sale, with interest, sccurei
| by bonds with good security, and legal lille Ie-
tanned until the same are paid.
W. II. HARVEY,
II. Z. SlMMS,
Dec. ~ -iw. Spl Gomm'ra
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I14 ACRES,

wing % the Guyandotfe River. cne n,le below
convened TO Defendant by Elizabeth simmons,
by Dee dated March 3lntk 1871, which n OF rec
ord IN the County Clerks Once Of said county.
Also certain other Rcss Estzte, consist1n9 OF the
life estate OF George 0uiizher In . certain other
tract Of land, containing the same number OF
acres, to-wit, Ia, and adjoining the tract nrst
above mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE :-0ne-third Of the purch -
money cash In haad on the day Of sale, oue-thiFd
IN six sndon thhd N twelve nsuthb, taxing from
the purchaser bond with Rood security, end re-
tanning ~ IeG11 tlfis - addftional security.
Lpr1Rc HgEBH
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ToCREDIToRS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors Of Vim. Smith, deceas

IN pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court
OF the county OF Logan. made in cause pending
therein, to subject .he real estate OF the sud
William Smith To the payment Of his debts You
are required 10 present your claims against the
sxII William smith for adjudication, 20 VIM. IL.
Peck Commissioner, ~ his cffice In the said coun-
". on OF before the LIST day of March. lsla.
Witness: joan CHAPiS, Clerk OF said Court,
this 18th day Of December, 1874.
JOHN CHAPLIN Clerk.
dec a Ivy --nr'a fee fkuD.
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9th Day of January, 1875,

that being fhe first day of the County Courfl NJ
the front door OF the Courthouse OF SAID county,
the following Real Estate, situate IN the county
to-Hif: Ah0m
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Commissioners Sale
Valuable Real Estate
In the Town Of Enzandntta " Va

10Y VIRTUE OF decree OF the County Court
- Of Cabell county. pronounced az the Oslo
Der term, iS.S in the charcery cause Of The Bank
OF Huntington vs.. NJ. Hyscil aud A. G.; White,
We shall. as Special Commissioners, Offer FOR sale
GA the ed day Oi January, 1875 al The from. door
OF the Courthouse OF said county, the following
.Ot, or parcel OF land, belonging 20 the said i. u.
White: -e
Lot number 9, fronting on Main Street, in Guy
andOt.e. and running back IS feet. more OF less,
20 IN alley, together with al Improvement there
on, said lot being in what 10 known 81 Russess
addition ~ said town.
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LgcAL ApvIRTlseMEsRs.


cTArE eP WEST VIRGINIA AT Rule held
- IN the CLERKS ono. Of she County court o.
q sbell County on the nrst Monday In December
1874.
G. c. Osborn
T.. n. Whea,on and Isaac Sanborn, partners 40.
ing buslnes. under the nrm name and style OF
whestou Sanborn.
IN ASSUMPSIT.
The object Of this suit 10 10 recover OF the de-
feplants i've sam OF sia5 81, with the interest,"
thereon and the costs Of this suit, and TO attach
the estate OF said defendants In Cabeu County
FLOR the payment Of the SANE.
The said sum due she plsintih IL efidcnccn
as follows: SIS. 90, part thereof, due y note ds-
ted June 18th, 1874, and due and payaIe iour
months after date 10 the plaintih or his ofdef'
with interest thereon from dafc.
81 20. another part thereof, due ~ IN ccouLi
for goods and merchandise, Gated June 70, 1874.
SIS o.. another part thereof, due by noie exc
cuted on the 18th day OF June, 1874. 10 >. ID. Cox
4 Co, and by said ). q. Cox Co., assigned 70
she plaintiff.
goods. wares and merchandise, aolh ~ .. "a
Coz A Co. 10 defendants, which account wos
duly assigned by said J. o. Cox Co.. u plsint.n
And II appearing from an sf1iiayH Bed III the
cause that the defendants are non-reAicents ol
the STATE OF West Virginia, II 10 therefore o:nef-
ed that thev do appear here I'm one month after
the nrst publication II this orfer and do what Is
necessary 70 protect their interest In this suit.
Teste: Jos. s. MILLER, Cl.rk.
THoxYsov, Sol. Dec. p-4w.
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"THE WORLD" AND ITS WORK.
lBinghsmpton Leader,l
Those Of our Democratic friends who desire TO
subscribe FOR New York Paper will ind none
that equals the World in ability, or that 20 fear
lessiy ami clearly advocates Democratic princi-
plea In the news from all parts OF the world. IL
is complete and lis editorials on all subjects are
vigorous and logical. To the farmer IL 10 inva-
liable tesches him many things that tend 70 pro
mote his best interests which he sorely needs his
eyes opened 20. The 'Worf II nov doing great
work in behalf OF the Democratic party, and
should be fully sustained.