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Sakt Gud nafurarifiren.

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quemIidfeit fur aIle Dieienisea, ipelde
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haben, miro Rldter WtatiDn bas Brobote<
8erihts3immer Wontas Mbenb bis 91S
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geben.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-10

NrfaG. Ssnrp u. Moore, elm Mnae-
itellter Der cpnlolioirten StraBen Gilen@
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muroe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-10

pie Cincinnati Meins3idtsr bieIten
seEern Ra6mittae in 9Ianters 5otel cine
Sibung, BEL pelcber @eIesenbeit Der 5irma
We. B. Werf u. so. fur Den beiien mouths
renoen Gatamba @ein Elm iiIberner 8sGer
iiberreid3t muroe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-10

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0eliern Morsen i'm Saale Der Sqnbesgs
TANNER cine StBune. 4ber ms laeAoet
nur iebr iGsuofen Sbeilndbne mon 9Ei-
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pie Sueferiptionsfifsn fir bic Con.
,erte beg Cincinnati Sr9eiters tperoen BON
Wontag ab in Oobmepers uno u etubal's s
Wl nIititore bem publitln offen liegen.
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pie Erhmmer bes alten WintereNrten3
Sheaters on ber Wierten nno Come Ctr.
meldes Dor etipa feds Sabren Elm Raub
Der Glamner tpuroe, tperosn entfernt, nnl
einem iieuen @ebdube Blab au MAIDEN.
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0ofol +. Neri6t.

2te Eairp- S6eets unb 9oll Bidder
fir pie gountps 9recincte tbnnen in Der
COUNTY @lerts-Office beSoaen werben.
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2Sa6reno Der borisen @ode irarben
i'm probate-@ -@eridt 183 8iirserpapisre
ael1it.
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Cincinnati, q. IL
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Sic ,,@eltlid)e 8ldtter"

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qrcs 81 per Sabr YOrtOfrei. Rad europa 81 per sabr
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gesienbungvn f5nnen per u9lonep Crber" oSer rsgis
frrten Brief anf infer Riiisc eematbt werbsr.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Coinpagnie,
B OK l414,
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Serlaiat GIN MaOdeu, oas fodJen.
maiden uib baaeIn fam. @egeniiber non 30. 81
Sprtna Grope &penue, bel o. BendenfsIn. 0a1sufras
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geIlanat 81 berfaufen: Onts Wl0bd
anO Diem In 2f7 Gperett Str. II
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SerlnnGt: Gin qutes Wdodlen
FIR oaasasbsit. Gutter aOba. 252 gsaaat gtross.
pttt0ufls
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Verlaugt an berfeuten 2 SSrDnfs
;ismsr in h. m. Gds Der 8ets unS Gnfter Sira6e. II
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Serlangt: Gn MidDdlen, nm @uopfs
lB4er bel Sonbau 8Saen su MAIDEN, 2 bel Sanb unb 1
nm gaosn oassFs,sssa, u sic. 5S5 Stns ct. II
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B,rlanat iSsiu gnfe5 WidOden jiir
aHstmeins 1ousorbeit in 30. 2O4 Ri9mpnb Stx. II
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Serlangt>A Anjfigfll.

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8immern in si7 eaitern Mps. Raasufrasea Sci Da,
piO BaItsr spsre. bofeIbit. cf107ts
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8erIaust !: Cine quite &0dl n: Mes
fsrsnssn 9eraaat Ra4sufrassn beute uib morssa hi
gio. 296 Rs1mon6 Str. f.
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Serlanat= =NnSeiaen.

8erlanat sn brrleihen: We'b auf
idStftes Gigentbum, Ianee Seit. rsehrise Snteretn
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Verlanat: Sin outer Barbier. Hds
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Serlanat: 10 thatiqe 0ente. nm
4eiteguneen fir bic ySeIf Sbrsobns Imerean" Eabmas
ib,ne en- eegen ~ nebmen Cine iberale Gffere frub
atSi' asliten serHat III 9ao 16f gst 4. Str. pfti0nit
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Serlaugt: Sin iuugsr Wania, in
iutbiren t5unsn. Ea9sufraeen Bet SbOs. Bifbop,
Cor pptae. IL
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8erlanat: Sine -Gdnaamme, cine
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Strabe, ;ipii4en g,ne nnb @alnut. IL
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

IT is to be hoped that some at least
of the gigantic frauds perpetrated
upon the government and upon in
dividuals will be effectually exposed
punished, and pushed out of the way
before our Centennial visitors from
abroad begin to arrive. 1t is deplor-
able enough that they have an ex;s-
tence at all, without having them
thrust conspicuously before the no.
tice of foreigners, who, however,
much they may admire our progress
in other particulars, will not feel
greatly disposed to applaud our amaz-
ing advance in the line of frauds.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18
NOTICE to SUBSCRIBERS.

Our subscribers will remember THAI
IN December, 1874, we gave notice
that on the LIST of January following,
we would cut off the names of all
subscribers over one year in arrears
for subscription. Acting upon this,
sixty names were crossed from our
books and their accounts placed in
process of collection. About two
thirds of them, as soon as they miss
ed the INDEPENDENT from their
homes, came in, paid up and renew
ed. In addition to this, our SUBJ
scription list has been steadily on the
increase. We desire to give the same
notice this year. We cannot afford
to credit even the best and kindest of
men longer than one year. 1t is un-
just and improper to expect more ex-
tended indulgence. We therefore
now notify all subscribers who may
be in arrears for more than one years
subscription on the first of January,
1876, that their names will be dropped
and their accounts be placed in pro-
cess of collection.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18
RE-ORGANHE

The fiat has gone forth. Buzfuz,
the mighty has promulgated his COM
mands. The Democratic party of
the State must be recognized. Of
course it must. Buzzy says so, and
Buzzy knows. Now let the work
commence at once. Put Buzzy up
as the figure-head. That would at
least give it dignity and respectable
ity. 1t needs both, and Buzzy can
impart it. He would at once put
the party on high plane. His pure
character, sterling integrity and un-
questioned honesty would throw
around the party an impenetrable
shield, against which the shafts of
the opposition would be hurled in
vain. And if heightened impudence
and polished rascality would be at
all needed, Buzzy could furnish that
also. He is remarkable production,
and can run political party or a
swindling lottery scheme with equal
facility and success. The great Won
der is that being a fellow of such re-
markable parts, he has not long ago
stepped to the front. The assertion
that he has been held back by his
shrinking modesty, is a base Islander.
He is not of that kind. Steve Dun
ham, his old partner in the oyster
soup business, is ready to refute all
such charges. With certificate of
character fromDunham, what is there
to prevent this sweet-scented pink of
perfection from spreading himself
like green bay tree, and going into
the organizing" business at once
Go in Buzzy!
Zone blast upon your bugle horn,
Is worth a thousand men,"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18
School Marms' Husbands.
ErO,y3 the Danny

Micheal G. Kerr, the Speaker, was
born in Pennsylvania, on farm, near
Titusville, on which farm lille" was
first struck, While a student at the
Erie Academy. he fell in love with a
school mistress, and when be reached
the ripe age of eighteen he married her
and soon after toek Horace Greeley
advice, and ''went West" and became a
Hoosier by adoption. His marriage
was secret, and after having been West
two years, he returned and took his
bride to his Hoosier home. Meanwhile
she had fallen GU, of window and re-
ceived injuries which marred her beau
tiful face, but Mike didn't care darn,
and they have been happy as pair OF
turtle doves every since. Mr.. Blaine OF
Maine, the late Speaker of the House, is
also Pennsylvania by birth, having
been born in Washington county. He,
too, married school mistrcss-a YAM
kee girl-who induced him to remove to
her Eastern home, where he has be-
come a great man 1t is strange
coincidence that Kerr, the husband OF
a school marin, succeeds Blaine, the
husband of another school marin.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

Bills introduced-By Mr.. Dix !:
III. B. 1928. repeating the act appro-
priating $40, 900 for the Centennial
Exhibition. BY Mr.. Chapman to
provide for the temporary and per-
manent location of the seat of gov
eminent.
Bills--H. B. 293, concerning
County Courts (; ordered to third
reading. III. B. 122, the appraise-
ment and sheriff-sale bill vote by
which it was rejected was recon
sidered on motion of Mr.. Wood
dell, bill made special order forto-
night.
III. B. 162, to pay Normal School
teachers for 1876; motion to table
.ost /; amendment by Mr. Fleming
to pay the money out of the Cen
eral School Fund "a dopted amend
ment by Mr.. Wet, reducing the
appropriation to each of the Nor
NAL Schools f.om ST. 500 to 81 900,
adopted amendment by Mr.. Sni-
der, appropriating 1000 for the
University Normal School, re-
jected motion Mr. Depue, to ia
ble-ayes 81, noes % motion by
Mr.. Thornburg to reconsider the
vote by which the money was ap-
p:opriated to be paid out of the
general school fund, carried the
amendment for paying out of
school fund, rejec' ed bill.ordered
to third reading. S. B. 181, con-
corning vacancies in Office of judge
The discussion of the bill for fill
ing vacancies in the judicial Office
occupied the attention of the House
for the greater part of the after
noon.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18
NOTES AND NEWS

There is too much desertion from the
army.
Mark Twain will go to Europe next
spring.
Circumstances I make circumstan-
ces. Napoleon,
The Baltimore Gazette is to be re-
duced to two cents.
The Kansas wheat mills are running
day and night.
Big patches of ungathered cotton still
f]eck Alabama.
The Graphic calls the Saturday Review
literary scold.
A good conscience is continual
Christmas, Franklin.
Minister Thornton is the image Of
Poland, of Vermont.
William Eddy. the spiritualist, has
located in Colorado.
Cooperative corner groceries are be-
ing tried in New York.
Blaine's amendment will probably
pass without opposition.
The debt of Mobile, with accrued in
terest, is $8,25O,CoO.
Peevishness is oftentimes as much a
disease as paralysis.
The bell boys at the Gait House
Louisville, are all girls.
Speaker Kerr contains good Presi-
Dental timber in him.
The can-can had a booming house
last night. dubuque paper.
Carlyle sneeringly calls porter "this
absurd pot of heavy wet.
The "Gilt-edged Gallopers" are q
Worthingten, Ind, dancing club.
"Nadcap violet"i is the taking title of
William Blacks new story.
A st. Louis paper heads the whisky
developments "Erial Music.'
Writers on chess say no woman ever
became eminent therein. (?)
Opium is 1925 pound in New York
this time last year it was 81.
We have had no failures in many
month. columbus, Ca, paper.
The Washington Chronicle has new
dress to agitate the third term in.
The Russian Minister at Washington
disciplines his children vigorously.
"Tweed's sbsence" is the delicate
heading in one of the New York dali
lies.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18
mo Irish Need Apply :.
To the Editors efths Independent


The old concentrated compound
of conglemerated nonsese, filth and
abuse, whom you have properly and
appropriately dubbed 'Buzfuz, takes
occasion, after having thrown dirt at
everybody else to spit his spleen at the
Irish. He makes an unprovoked and
uncalled for attack upon Mr.. Farm,
member of the Council from this
Ward, and at the same time takes
occasion to cast approbium upon the
Irish generally. l learn that Mr. Farm
never spoke TO the man in his life,
does not know him, and certainly
never gave him any cause or pretext
for abuse. But if he had cause for
abuse of Mr.. Farrin, we can conceive
of none for his hurting OpprObrious
epithets at the Irish generally. The
old reprobate evidently imagineS
himself a great man. He thinks that
because he happens to be at the head
of q small newspaper-Iand that too
of limited and decreasing circulation,
as / am creditably informed]-he
Yields the seeptre of empire. T0we--
ing Buzfuz. There is trete old say
ing, any man not blind can see his
own reflection in a stream. BuZfuZ
and Blackguardism and YOU have the
application. But after all it is a
question whether the Irish, or any
body else ARE not more conplimented
in the estimation of decent people, by
his abuse than by his barney. SO
we take it, and now,-what in good
ness name shall we call him ? Oily
Buzfuz /! Volcanic Buzfuz ! you
know we must immortalize him in
the same category with Nell Flaher-
TVS drake. Perhaps the best thing
to do is to give him string enough
and let him hang himself. His old
caress is not worth a whaek from a
decent shelalah.
A 4TH WARD FRESHMAN.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18
+ COnmunscdted.1
70 the Editors Of the Independent :

To the Editors Of the Independent:
The Statesman of to-day in refer
ing to the proposed Temperance Con-
vention attempts to traduce that Or
ganiZation and makes comparison
between radicalism and whiskey and
says if whiskey is worse than radi-
calism he will publish the call for
the Convention. Now there is the
slight drinker, the moderate
drinker, and the radical drinker.
The editor (you call him Buz-
fuz) has tried all these, and is
competent to give an opinion on the
evil How is it, Buzfuz? If he APP
plies his remarks to politics, allow
me SO state that Rev. p. III. Murray,
the Baptist minister, and former
Confederate, and ID. S. Noble, Esq,
democrat, both of this town, signed
the call for the Convention. Are
these democrats right or wrong, Buzz
fuz?
HUMILITY.
December Is, 1875.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

SEVEN out of the eleven life men,
beers elect to the French Senate are
Republicans, and we are told that
President MacMahon is not pleased
thereat. AS Gen. MacMahon is a
Republican President, it is not ap-
parent why he should be ,displeas-
ed at the success of his partizans,un-
less, indeed, as has often been init
mated, he is an imperialist at heart.
Republican success in the Legislative
elections should bode no evil for the
President if he is honestly in sym
pathy with the party that placed
him in power.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

THEY have adopted a very sum-
mary and effectual methed of dispos-
ing of crooked whiskey cases in the
West. As soon as it is suspected
that descent is to be made upon
them by the government they set fire
to the dlstillery and burn up the
books. That ends the matter except
with the insurance companies.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

A ROCHESTER, weather prophet
says that thunder and lightning will
be the order of the day for the month
of January that there will be very
little wind, and no ice will form of
sufficient thickness to pay for storing
for summer use.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

PLYMOUTH CHURCH, Brooklyn,
with all it's serious troubles, continues
to be most liberal i'm it's charities.
More than one hundred thousand
dollars, or one-third of the pew rents
for five years past, have been dis
pensed in charity.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

The first gun of the winter inves-
tigating campaign, says the Herald,
in which the Democrats are to force
the fighting, was fired in the Senate
by Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

Now, Utah, mot content with Brig
ham Young, must have it's little
fraud. This time it is Marshal Max
well, charged with putting thirteen
thousand dollars into his brooches
pockets, installing his own for the
pockets Of the members of the Grand
Jury.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

THE Boston CongregationaIist says
there lisa growing demand for preach
ing, as distinguished from sermon
writing.
NOT a word about civil service re-
form in the Presidents message. -
That poor baby seems to have gone
to meet the rag one.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

If THE excitement connected with
the next Presidential election is to be
estimated By the present state of po-
litical feeling, there will be lively
times among the politicians in 1879.
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

All over the world DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is making its way, and every
place it reaches consumptive people
are more seldom met. 1t is truly a
blessing to humanity, and only costs
20 cents.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

Six panthers have lately been seen
in Garrett county, Nd.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-18

Night Sweats are often the Symptoms
Of Disease III the Pulmonary Organs that
may be cured by WIsHARTs PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL, which druggists
all over the country admit to be the
Best Coasun,ptiue Remedy they
have any knowledge Of. Cures Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Pleurisy, Diphthe-
ria, and Catarrh
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FACT WORTH KNOWING.

Are you suffering with Consumption,
Coughs. Severe Colds settled on the
breast. ar u y disease the throat and
lungs? Ifs", go t. your druggist, j. l..
Y. Baker. and get bottle of Bos-
CHEFS skNAS SYRUP This medicine
has late y been i troduce from Germa-
ny, and il sc ling on its own merits.--
The people are going wild over its SIC
cess, and druggists all over our country
are writing US of its wonderful cures
among their customers. fyou wish to
try its superior virtues, get sample
bottle for 10 cents. Large size bottle rs
cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. Tryit [oct 9, ow If
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SATURDAY, Dec. IL, 1875


Message---From Senate the
adoption of III. j. RS 24,30, and "a
and the passage of III Sub. 130,and
the Centennial Bill. Action OF Sen
ate on III. J. r. 81, in relation to
Chesapeake & Ohio r. r., concur
red In. Messrs. Miller, Thornburg,
and Sehon were appointed by the
joint committee to consider the
Governors messags, called for by
resolution.
BLISS. B. AZ, to pay assistant
superintendent and guard, for SER
vices at the Penitentiary referred
to Committee on Claims and Griev-
ances. S. B AZ. concerning offences
against public policy amendment
by Mr.. Hutchinson-insert "wheel
OF fortune, roly-boly" and sell
pOels'at any exhibition, fair or
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SENATE
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10.


BLISS. B. lat, relating to es.
cheated land {; passed. s. B. 176,
relating to powers and duties of
Courts /; passed. S. B. 167,amend-
ind the case passed.
AS Court y
Proclamation made.
Manager Good presented a re-
plication 10 the answers of E. A.
Bennett to tho articles 0fimpeach-
ment. Replication filed.
1t was ordered that when the
court adjourned to-day it should
be until January "a, 1875.
1t was ordered that the Sergeant
alarms might deputa persons to
aid him in summonilg witnesses.
Court of impeachment to try
Auditor Bennett adjourned.
HOUSE.
Reports-Mr. Pritchard from
Committee on Penitentiary: H.
b. 375, to pay w. p. Rhodes $500,
recommending that it do not pass.
Mr.. Jackson, from Committee
on Judiciary: S. B. 1872, providing
for general elections by people,
with substitute.
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IN SENATE.

The answer of Mr.. J. Burdett to
the articles of impeachment was
receiyed. He presented n plea,
which Counsel Arnet explained to
be in the nature os a demurrer, and
was intended to raise the question
of the constitutionality of the
court.
Bills. B. 165, regulating the de-
post of State funds passed.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.