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FRANCE.
The Demands for the Army-A Prussian Report.

BERLIN August 9, 1874.
The Cologne Gazette publishes telegram from
Paris stating that in the Superior Council of War
General de Cssey, Minister OF War; demanded an
immediate credit OF 900 francs and an event.
ual credit of miliard francs Tor army purposes
Tho Ministry In Accord with the Assem-.
bly, Committee.
VERSAILLES, August 9, 1874
The government has promised the Permanent
Committee OF the National Assembly that 1t win
communicate to 1t Immediately the details of any
serious foreign question that may arise during the
. Legislative recess.
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SCOTLAND.

LONDON, August 8, 1874.
There has been terrible gale OF the coast OF
1Aberdeenshire, Scotland Hundreds Of fishing
boats are overdue, and 1t is feared many OF them
have been lost
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ROME.
Vatican Preparation for Free Election to the
Papacy.
ROME, August 9, 1874.

ROME, August 9, 1874.
The P0polo Romano tnewspaper says that the
Cabinet OF the Vatican is negotiating to obtain
from the governments Of Austria, France and
Portugal the renunciaton OF their right OF exclud.
ing candidates at the Papal election.
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RECOVERY OF TREASURER RAINEs.
ALBANY, N. +.

f. ALBANY, N. Y, August g. 1874
Treasurer Raines has fully recovered, ana has
informed Deputy Treasurer Apgar by letter that
he will resume the discharge OF the duties OF hla
Office on the 18th inst Governor Dix has stated
to Mr. Apgar that he will issue an order terml-
mating Acting Treasurer Lansings incumbency on
that =
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MURDER IN MONTREAL
MONTREAL.. I

MONTREAL, August 9, 1874.
In this city lost night o colored man, named
Hubbard, who had just separated two white men
from fghting, was stabbed and killed BY q man
nADad zmsden. Amsden was arrested.
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PERE HYACINTHE.

GENEVA, August 9, 1874.
reported that Father Hyacintne has re-
signed his curacy in this city,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day of lass
year, as indicated by the thermometer at HudnutS
Dharmacv HER m Iudin0
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average temperature yesterday. 72k
Average temperature for corresponding date
"Glenn's Sulphur Soap' Is Cheerfully
endorsed by the medical fraternity throughout the
United states Sold by druggists; per cake or box
q cakos) fDc. y " - ~' - -
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN.

The Democratic state General Commit-
tee to Meet ut saratoga-Probablc Date
or Meeting OF the state Convention.
The Democratic State General Committee win
meet at Saratoga on either the 18th or the 18th
inst, when the date for holding the State Conven-
ton VIII be determined On as also the place. At
present there appears to be division Of opinion
as to whether Utica or Albany would be the most
desirable. The majority, however, are greatly In
favor OF Albany for the reason that better accom-
modations and facilities are offered in that city
than in Utica The Convention this year, 1t Is ex-
pected Will be more numerousy attended than ON
former occasions, both by delegates and other
politicians interested in the work to be trans
acted. The 27tn OF September will in all proba-
biity be the Date liked upon for the Convention to
assemble, as by that time IL Is thought the re-
publicans will have made their nominations and
thus the democratic party win be enabled TO act
intellgently. and put forward such men for the
different offices to be filed as will meet with
universal approval and insure success to the
ticket.
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A.-Thc Practical knowledge Which
has been exhibited in nventng the ELASTIC TRUSS 64
broadway, so simple, vet comfortable and effective has
annihated all the metal. iron hoop and finger pad
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MANHO0D-2grH EDITION. A TRRArrsE on
Un the Laws Governing Llfs, Explanatory OF the
ccssn OF sn % Sor Tor c
fpncy, py, Nervous kxhaustion MuscgIsr Debility And
Address the author. nr. r. DE r. CURTIS. No kase
sixteenth streot Ncw York
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Invitation

A.-Wedding Invitations, Elegant
styles low prices Foreign Note Papers Crcsts Mouo-
grams Engraving and Printing of every description.
JAMES EVERDELL, 302 Broadway, cstablishe 1890.
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NEW PUBLICATIONs

Denis Donovan, Formerly ut Delmou.
tco's gives table dhofe Dinner at his urant No
East Twelfth street. for 81 So wine included.
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The Liberal Republicans,

The Liberal Republican General Committee met
last night at No. 453 Fourth avenue. Through
some misunderstanding as to the date no ontcers
and but few members OF the committee were pres.
ent The only thing OF Importance introduced was
the onering OF the following resolution by MI. VIII
liam +. Ifask, from the Sixteenth districL:-
Resolved. That will support no man for ONCE who
now holds office in the legislative department OF the city
government
Several members thought the resolution very
sweeping one, and, on motion, 1t was laid ON the
table for future consideration. shortly afterward
Mr.. Z. II. Jenny, President pro tenn. declared the
committee adjourned.
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He mack, out.


Mr. DvrD FAuLEyrp, Of Martins.
burg, who was some time ago an
nouncSd as one Of what is called the
Jacob State Executive Committee, pub
fishes a letter in tho Independent de-
clining to either serve in that capacity
or act with that faction whose aim is
tho disruption Of the Democratic party
and the return Of Arthur l. BorCman
to tho United States Senate. hr.
Faulkner announces liiI Willingness, on
tue contrary, to cordially unite with all
good Conservatives "in organizing
thoroughly and completely tue Demo-
Conservative party in West Viz
gina; in placing IhSt part upon the
mos! elevated platform Of principles,
irrespective Of tho personal fortunes Of
any individual, aud 10 doing oil iu bis
power to bring about perfect cOucilia'
tiOu and harmony among its members,
but under no circumstances would he
be instrumental 10 creating division, OF
widening tho breach that may possibly
exist in that party"
As il the above was not sufficient Il
show his disinclinOtion to ay as part
Of tho tail to tho Jacob kite, Mr., +,
thus emphasizes:
"In any political action ] look t.
priaeiplei-not men; il q sacrifice
must be made Of either, with me i
would DO tho latter, net the former
The real or imagined injustice done I,
any individual amounts to little Whsr
ccmparod'wiih tho interests Of a grea
party whose principles look to the sol
ID welfare Of tho country.
Undertaking these views and sx
pressing them as | haro done, hearth,
and decidedly. 1 hOpO no doubt viii
arise as to my present or futsrc posi-
tiOn."
We doubt not the little Jacob fac
ton viii consider this sufficiently em
phatic.- irhesliny Register.
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affection Of these "renav.wsa.'

men ? The question carries with it
iis proper reply. The peculiar hon
esty manifest IN tho motives Of your
Weston ''lsading Jacob men" certainly
is worthy Of FLEEING put down in the
books, like the story Of G. Washington
and his little hatchet, for the sdifsa.
ton Of generations yet unborn. And
it has been said here by scOlfcrs, thai
tho Committee aforesaid know as little
Of tho virtues they claim, as they DO o.
Joe Willett, who married Dolly Var
den. tho buxom daughter Of tho Lon
don lockSmith.
But all this is foreign to our pur
pose-our idea being only to enter Al
Indignant protest against Bill Rolly
sons Committee claiming that he!
possess all tho purity and righteous
ness Of tho saints, when it is known By
US all, that every truly good and grea
moral idea was long ago inserted il
tho various Republican platforms, an
.Lsre remains to this day.
Paul AND VIRGINIA.
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For Congress.

Mr.. Editor IL hear 1t noisod
abroad. among the men Of tho First
Congressional District, at tho per
nnncnt Seat" that John w. Homer,
Esq, tho present efficient sergOant-at-
Arms Of the House Of Delegates, il
likely to 10 a candidate for Congress
at tho next Congressional election.
That Mr.. Homer would make an
honest and fearless representative none
eau doubt. Ho has had "a extensive
experience in legislation in tho old
State Of Virginia. Ut a time when the
very iHtnen Of the Stare werO called
to seats in our Legislative Halls. Al
though at present serving in a capaci-
ty in tho Legislature. in which he is
not called CO to consider the measures
pending before that body, yet tits due
him to say that he Is moro familiar
with the bills before the House, and
the various subjects under considora.
ton, than three. foutths Of the mem.
bers. Iharc known bills pending be-.
fore tho Judiciary Committee aud the
Committee on Education TO DO sub.
miticd to him for bis criticism and 70.
vision, and have been struck with biz
quickness apprehension and ability
10 detect tho defects Of a bill. Among
all who have been mentioned in con.
neetion with tho nomination for Con.
gress in tho First Dittrict, I know Of
no ono that will mako better, ADLER,
moro experienced and fearless repro.
sentative. II elected, he would faith.
fully servo tho people.
Caro- THE YOusoER.
CharlGston, Dec. 90.
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Charleston, Dec. 20.
Draxton..-A wall on the Subject Of
Observation-Disclosures Of Bill
Rollyson,s Committee.

SUrroN, Jan. ., 1874.
Editor Democrat.
II has been claimed by the Rspubli
cans. ever since the commissions Of tht
country gave birth TO that party,
that it was tho essence Of honesty, pnr
ity, integrity, aud all that vas good il
man and TO prove this, its lights have
been exemplary mOmbers Of the fash.
ionable churches. They have, at d
time jus! previous to tho contamination
Of any particular scheme Of rascality,
lectured in behalf Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, and kindred SO.
ciStios. Among these great christian
statesmen, We may point to Colax,
Patterson, Harlan, Grant, and many
others. 10 fact, tho claim set up by
the Radicals in this regard, has been
Of such a tenure. that we had no idea
that at this lato day, any set Of men
would have the audacily to cot up
like pretcnsions to great moral ideas.
But such Is the fact The prelimina.
ry address Of our Jaeobin friends, Of
whom Bill RollySOn, Of Braxton, VIC
are told, il tho chief 10 our ucishbor-
borhOod, assures US that tho Jacob
Democracy" are tho puro, uutarnishcd
gold, while all else, until they pass
through the Jacob furnace, arc but al
drobs. Bill lsOllysOn, surely, is a
good man. Tho great moral honesty
which has pcrvaisd his whole life,
makes bis appointment as chief Cngi.
ueor Of tho new (ani no doubt patent
moral machine, a peculiarly happy
one. As an appointisl, Nr. Jacob Is
q success. But protest against Bill
RoIlyson's Committee assuming so
much integrity and virtue, when i. Is
known that all Of those commodities
belong exclusively to the Radicals. II,
however, as II is heard in tue wind
when Freedom shrisks, that tic Com.
miitOO have accepted the offered price
Of their Republican friends, aud now
propose to become Tho common pOliti.
cal strunpCtS Which thoir actions prove
them to DO, then must we fain con.
cluds that
"This IL the way they long have sought,
Aud nOurned because they found Ii not"
Tho worst hatlOt in tho world must
have her drst fall, aud,
"oncc IA lien, must forever FALL"
Tho fact Is, a prostitute and q
preacher would look just as well to.
sethor, as does this Committee and It's
declarations. Does not every man Of
sense know that IL Bill liollysOn and
his COmniHeo had boon favored by
m election to high Office. they would
have bacn loudch in their dtnuucia.
ton Of "bll,crs 2" Look over tho lit
of leading Jacob men," and answer
rs truly, is not nearly every ono Of
.hom disappointed seeker for the ia,
u tho public COW? lIyev III Weston,
without carrying tho MUD to tho mai. |
,sly Of liill Rnlly'ou's liulc ring at
salt Lick Bridge, what cau,el tho dis. ]
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"peeOO!Iar ideas"

When a Congressional Investigating
Committee proved that One Hundred
Millions of Dollars had been stolen by
Republican Congressman in the Cred
it MobiliCr swindlc,-evory cent Of
which was obtained by taxation from
tho masses Of tho pOOpls-(aud West
Yirgipians paid their full share oft
our Republican friends preserved a
very discreet silence. But now, what
a change has como Ger the spirit Of
their dreamsl Tho immaculate hon.
Oity and rigid virtue for which they
are so remarkable, Is shocked ut an
nnioundGd charge against the Lcgisla-
turu Of this State, to the effect that the
Legislature aforesaid has simply
sQnandOred quot stolen, as in tile preyi-
Gus casC) less than miIlionth part Of
the amount which was grcedily s.isOd
by q Republican Congress. 1t ap
pears that the present spasm Of rccti.
tule will DO almost too much for some
Of cur friends to bear; and inasmncl
as they mourn like Rachael Of old, We
dscIiuc to ofFer them tho consolation
they need SO badly. The Republican
opinion seems to be, that If a mar
steals barrel Of -four, hO is q gcntle'
man and scholar; but il hO should
stOOp to steal a loaf Of bread, ho is al
internal scoundrel, and tho mora
world must be duly shocked in COnse'
qucneC thereof. This, as tho IIOnora
Ole Elijah pogram would say, Isl on,
Of tho Pecooliar Ideas incident I,
FREQ citizenship in tho Land Of The
SCttin Sun!
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serious sickness and suffering 10 prevented by
their timely ulei and every hmlly should
have them on hand for their protection and
relief when required. Long experience has
proved them % 10 The saioSt, surcIt, and
bott Of all the Pifis with which the market
aboundi. by their occasional use, tho blood
v purified, tic eortIiptlons or the system eN-
PEELED, distractions removed, and tho whole
machinery OF llie restored TO lts healthy aetiv.
ity. Internal organs which become elogged
and sluggish arc eleAnscd by 4Derts PiIis,
and stimulated into action. Thus inciplcnt
disease Is changed into health, the yalIo OF
which ehange, when fcckoned on the vast
multtudes who enjoy II, can hardly be com.
putod. Their suglrcoatlng makes them
pleasant 70 take, and preserves their virtues
lnlmpnircd for any length OF time, % that
they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and opef.
ate without disturbance 10 the constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions arc given on the wrapper, 70
each box, howto use them a. n Family PiySio,
and for hc following complaints, which thea6
Pits rapidly euru:-
1essness, Languor, and Los Of Appo.
lite, they shonld be taken moderately 10
stimulate The stomach, and restore Ia healthy
tone and action.
For liver Complaint and its various
symptomst bilious Headache, Sick
Headache, Jaunilee or Green AleL.
ness, bilious Cole and Billions re.
tsrs, they should be Judleiously taken for
each case, 10 correct the diseased action, or
remove the distractions which cause Il,
For Dysentery or Dinrrhwa, but ono
mild dose y generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gouf, Gravel,
ralpitntion Of the Heart, Pain In
DO continuously taken, ~ required, Ia ehanro
tho diseased action OF tho gyitam With et,nh
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West Virginia To.wit.

West Virginia To.wit.
At Rules held in the clerks office Of II,
county court ofllraIton county, on the frs,
Monday in January, 1874.
Samuel r. Sands, pl'f, In chuncOry
vs and upon an
S1arcollus B. oo.gor, dc. attachment !,
PENDANT,
The object ofiliS suit Is 10 enforce q ven.
doris lien for 1900, on 4 tract Of 1919 acres Of
land, lying 10 said county, Also TO subject
the residue Of said land 10 thu payment Of
two other bonds held by and coming to the
plaintiff, executed by the defendant, the first
lof 500 and tho % for 800, with interest
aud Tic costs Of this suit, aud 10 sell kald
tract ofi9s acres oil land, lying In BrAIion
county, which has been attached Ia this
cause for the pa iuent Dfiaid several sums,
with the interest and the cost And Il up
psatIug by affidavit filed that III defendant
Is not resident VI the State OF lltIl Wiz
ginia, II 10 ordered that iall defendant do
appear here within ono month after the first
publication Of nj, order and do what Is
necessary 10 project his interest In thissuit,
A copy-atlcslei
w, i. j. C0RLEY, CLERK.
N 7 Frame, pa jan ~ 4w
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WESTON MILLS,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
HOUSE AND LOT IN
WALKERSYILLE.

In pursuance ola decree rendered at the
September term, 1873, Of the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, In The chansery cause Of
John P. Byrnes administrator against
William G. Persons Administrator, the
undersigned, Commissioner appointed for
the purpose will, on the frSt day Of tho
February Term, 1874,
Of tho County Court of Lewis county, at tho
font door Of the Court House Of said eoun-
ty, prossed TO sell at public auction q GER
tain
House and Lot
in the town OF WalkSrsvills, known as the
PiOrson houeo and lot, and which Is now
used and occupied by ]. l.. ssndford. Said
sale will be upon credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser giving bend
with good personal security.
W. q. BENNETT, Commissioner.
dse2oIw
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esi. Is, 1913.
ellis WHEELING RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE.
Earmer,, Rsad aaa Pro6..

There is hot spider hanging on tho
kings wall but has lis orrand I; there
is not an animal, vegetable, or any
thing Noah saved 10 bis Ark but what
was made and saved for good. And I
will have Il that God never created q
man TO DO a blank aud to DO a nothing;
therefore | announce myself
West Yirginia's Phosphate Manu-
facturer.
TT Send for circulars and learn 10
increase your crops and set your fields
ia rich mOlioaS Of grass. All inqui.
riss answered Agents wanted in cy-
cry Township,
H. II. Gi11, Manufacturer,
Lock Drawer ia, Wheeling, W. Va.
Oct 81, 1878, 9 months.
THE SQUIRES HOUSE,
Sutton. Braxton County,
N. d. souiREs Proprietor.
;rs- Parties contemplating A visit iosu,.
ion would do we'll 10 ''pul up al lhll
House. No eEotlwill be spared % tieaIs.
Nan and Beast will b. we'll cared fof.
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PAY UP AToNoH.

A Ill PRISONS INDEBTED TO Mr.
N are requested 10 call and settle at once
-by note OF otherwise. Tbs notice iS
perempiory, and all interested will please
act accordingly. All open accounts will
DC placed III The llnnds'0f an officer for COL
lection, II not R,iled beiorr' the lTt Of Feb
ruary. JAAlESM. HAYDEN,
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THE WORLDS AWARD,

as shown by sales, proved by sworn re-
turns to tho owners ofthe principal sewing
machine patents-whieh last year amount
ed 10 two hundred and nineteen thousand,
seven hundred and flly-eight (2l9, 1853. J
machines, nine out Of len oflhem being for
family use. This Is over 4S,oOo more sew
ing machines than were sold by any other
company for the same period, and over one
quarter Of all the MACHINES sold In ls12.-
These enormous sales are owing 10 the lsng
tested merit, Of the Singer Machines, which
meet the wants Of the public In superiority
and simplicity Of construction, and capA-
bility for great variety and excellence Of
work. That the ussr1 OF Sewing Machines
end these desirable qualities in the
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LOOK OUT.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEN.
N Iclvrs 10 be indebted TO me, by note or
Rccoout, arc respectfully requested 10 call
mud HelllO the Iallo before tho 30lh day Of
January. by adopting this course, they
will fave trouble aud costs.
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TnE Weston DENOoRLT lamcnts the
election Of John +. W. Holt, .
Republican, to the shcrilfalIy Of GilmOr
county, by 1871 majority. The vacancy
was ocrssionod by tho death ofMujor
Withcrs, and the contest came of on
tho SOth Of November, between three
candidates. Holt was victorious over
both Decentralization Journal
Our friend Of the Journal tell
what isn't so, with bis accustomed flu
cucy. TnE DEMocRLr never walled al
all about tue mattsr-on tho contrary,
We knew that tho slecIion was farce
and that the President Of tho Count!
Court Of Gilmer county, would, il
due time, in pursuance ofla,g, appOin
Mr. SpriugstOu, tho man tho psopI
desired, Sheriff Of Gilner county
That's all
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These arc tie Highest Stsing Ma
chiae Altartis at Fiana.

The SINGER received all tho medals
awarded 10 either Of the competing Ma
chimes, and two medals more than any
other obtained. Then, In the name 0
truth, what Is Il that prompts people TO
claim recommendations for the Diploma Of
Honor The fact is, no Diploma Of Honor
has been given to any Sewing Machine
Company, but inmsaIufably better Is
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sOAr foolish pc,saaG are asserting
that the Legislature imposed . tax Of
$40 per head On dogs. Il is to be
regretted, since so many sheep Dave
becu killed in this region BY dogs, that
AuCh u tax vas not ordered.
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s 1 N g E R

above all others, is shown 10y tho sal,iaboys
given, aside from thcawArdS Of Information.
al Juries, either at home or abroad.
j. II. HANSON, Gen. Ag't.,
CLARkspuRG. w. Va.
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Editorlal BrevitICs,


A NIL has been recently signed by
the President removing tho political
disabilities off J HsrviO, Thomas s.
and john II. Reagan, Of Texas. This
pretty nearly completes the list.
TUE plundering Of the United
State, Treasury by such great rascals
ns the pioui Howard, does not stop
there. Nothing that can DO used TO
cover steal is permitted to pass
The latest is charging Sl4, 10 the
expense account Of the Treasury De.
Tue latest piece Of sharp tinaucier.
ing, on the part Of our good aud great
Chief Executive, is that Of having
placed the servants employed by Mrs
Grant at the White House, on the pay.
roll Of tho Army and paying them out
oftho peoplo's money. Tho head cook
ranking as captain, house servants rs
liaatcpants and others as sergesnls.
Next.
SINCE our assertion Of last week,
in relation TO taxation, we have 70.
eoiyed n copy Of A tax.biIl from a gen.
tlen,ap residing in Lawrence, Kansas
There tho taxes amount 10 Fise Dol.
lars and tpenty cssis on the 300
Think Of Il! Tho tag on s5 900
worth Of property would be fraction
less than Sl20! "Go West, y0upg
mauw
CotYAx comes TO tho front once
moro, not as the recipicnt Of a 81, 600
landaultt, such as was recently bought
Oxpoctnnt Chief Justice, but as the
happy owner Of a buggy presented as .
Christmas gin by the people who still
believe in miracles and 10 the Collar
story about tho 81 200 check. sOmt
people have faith equal to thrOc bush
els Of mustard seed.
AS Governor Jacob and bis corpo
rails guard Of adhorentS arc much to-
ylr'aoss and honest 70 10 a'sosiAto WI, WI
Iae BALANCE 81 !ne Democracy 81 mos
virginia IT'S 10 % nTPea sna' 1n1 W. "
thousand Emu oae aolIars un,aWlu'IY
n'eG ~ saem 70 oDs'tuct tne Jaws o
Tue SsaIo, IN .hs peli.ehslafy case, esc'
WIN DC returned is 70 tue e.a'e = 5t'S ~.
lmmeal9'eli ,. u no. sooner. Mns W..
people o. suU W ,S; nSnss.y sS' Tu
sLosI1 i. .s,oril as -. M.oa ~;
shoula % eatGiui ol s'alns upon 'aei
own sklrts.-iStateSnldn.
H.. D.l;..I .,.., - ,,,;, c..,. (;
!ns NAUTICAL press y, 'ula S1a'o u
making much ado ever the expense o
the adoption OF the new, Constitution
a, E..t.s "a
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY

The year bcsr.s in all Departments on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1873.
Prof. ?. s. Lyon, with full staff Of thor.
oughly qualified assistants, has charge OF
the Preparatory Department..
Patrons seeking information in regard TO
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing tho other Depart
mcnts may be obtained from the Secretary
Of the Faculty, Prof Geo. W. Glover, or
the undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
MorgautOwn, W. Va.