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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09
Gives no Trouble.

CHARTER OAK STOVES have large ovens
bake quickly and evenly, using but it'll,
fuel; easily managed, and so clcanly as tt
give no trouble
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

THERE is no disease flesh is nrir to
more troublesome to manage than ,;.N.un,,
tism 1t comes when you least cxpctt it, and
generally remains till it gets ready to 20
away. The most conspicuous rcmcdyfor this
complaint is .JOhllson's J AnOdvnc Liniment
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE has been anulyzcd b,
the best chemists in Europe and America and pro
nOunccd harmless. Price one dollar
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

FIRST Grand EXPOSITION of the Tradcsmcn's
Industrial Institute, Pittsburg Pa. "Opens Oct.
Z, closes Nov. &. Address \. j. Ncllis, Pres.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

y DIsCoURAGED SUITOR.-I was
sad-cycd, meck-faccd man, and we sun
posed he merely wished to give us ;
news item; but when he commenced
telling us about building a barn ON hi.
ranch 100 by $50 feet, seven stories high
and ornamentcd by bay windows, We
thought it was time to check him, and
so we commenced:
" We'll, we must admit that that is a
pretty large barn for this country, but
back in the states our father built a barn
80 by 800 feet, nine stories high, and
furnished with steam elevators; the"
Back in the statcs?" Interrupted our
listener, "Why that wasn't much of Il
barn for the states. | remember, now,
that when | was quite young my father
6ulit chicken-coop $50 by S32 feet. 7
don recOllcct how many stories IL was
nigh, but know there was a cl;pola on
it for the roostcrs.'
!" About how highIwas the curolan wc
asked. l'"' we
=" / don't remember the exact height
now, mister" was the reply, "but |
know it was so high that the fourteen
upper tiers of ROSTERS died from the
night" ''' '''''
/ linen nc looked up toward the ceiling
ana ;, commenced humming Jesus loves
me, and we went out and sat down on
/ the wood-pilc and wondered Why some
BODY wa? always outstriipping II. in the
race OF life-Fai'play { Cbl.) ,sent,nel.
A Partial sbPpRrssIoy OF po, VI
SfY.-Returning from the president's
house, where Inc had been taking council
.thc old man remarked:
b, FSamantha Hammer, tomorrow shall
be4baptizcd and join the order, and the
president says he will give me a Young
wife to console me in my old age, who will
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

For AZ .'is';, Of the iv"r St,n.cn .'p.ean
- rrmei III IL r np, E"ver., ;,nA cl ON.
r'a'rt.. ny,rc:,s N"n ~ btn'""si"' e.t .ss.
We '2uri!ir' ;tu 90. 'ck iI"#dachn. Collie.
Cot,stiuAlin nd Rt',uu
I"UAS no QuAr.
IT con.n1 four 'cnl q. III. MS revrr rn ted
in the ~an ha pv pr"u,r' M IN ANY r,h"r prrpo.
,t'un IL. ppn'l l.,T nthnTI'c Il VIZ nd 'fu Tonic
M rueSt cptiounh'n NlteTativr and Ccr'ain ttr.
re tive or .Il in,unrit'es n' III" hndv ~u,I signal
el ~. The t:rcnr UHfnittm. -p'riti".
TESTIMONIAL
have nc""r sr"n or tried Hu.'' sin,p'" ell.
Lite III H"incr i oniS Sin
HHS NJ ~ SRI uESs - I OCcnsinratlr use
when NV candi' I'm ''uuir"s II. l'r inmrns' I.iv
e. pcyu ator. wi:h :o.'l ,hrct''-fio., .i,r H.
Stephens,
Gov "f aIlH,MA. :. Tnir Regulator has hscn
II u.- IN my MI ior some tinlr aud | IL rcr.
II, Il. Il IL Is vHi"ahir. .; q itun 10 tie medical
s,i"nc. Cop. J. fr, "hh,t'r Ai.
The past >"vrni"- years eni.lr recon-
nj. d tore world p ~. hr medicine | have
rar,, in th"r "i,ss & Diseases il rurporls to
clr"."-H. T. 7hip;nm.
III AT ha" /, good AMI efcn ncious medl.
cine ''-n..4 En,'int.
iprGG' W.. Rave 90 nrou" "ini",i with Dr.
>imi nrs' liver Nriic or more tta" Wrniv
oil =, to Ia' lI IL - u. Il. Lron "nd H. h.
Lynn ".l.tunt- 'u. o..
was -.' by ~,rir,on.' T.lvrr Regulator. nE
r. avin u!l / Il s"vr'.- year. with ChillS and
Fever ~ .t1itf,I.Oa
iu.tL 'iGY NJ. = fc rnh .e'f have used the
RcGUiItCr 'nr .ars, r'II t@'liy ~ i;s great var
tncs. '-E,r j. n ft'Mr r-rry Ga.
L.nlE> I:nn'> EM.N Nr--'I h,va gwen your
r'rdic"n " borough rial aud IN ~ ,ase has !;
f.r"h I" ve 'uI ,isfacii-,n. - Ei.Ca N''"' "n
:
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

10 n day at home Agents wanted OuliI and
70 terms free Ad res 1 RU d. 60. q u ssia. Me-
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

Ct = NpRr we * saiary Ma or female. .rcu-
I'D = oiar fire.. LADS, rysta! o. Indian polls ms:
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

nNSsI.ARY only. a gems W .ptd .,tdie ana
y fHn"fc A"nr.sS- q. u rhri .'inn. ~ In q
EV,. f,Ml wANr> h.n-y,u I
AoSo'd Ivy agents. \ 'dr.'as 'f lowell rin r,.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

IIVu CoEAEIIs PIE ulnTMENI. 5nid by uruy.
UDU pis =. Wrii II C"rnr", Ernp'r. TnIii, No
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

|VNhE WHAT ~ GT.-Soincthing new Sells al
d sight. big Inducements to- Agents SnIu,l..s I5
r,'nlS "nu siHmn AGcnis wanted. Send far Cata-
i"E"c. '.S.SfE'lALTf CO.. Central - Boston.
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COUNTY. cOURT;:

AFA: COUNTY. COURI,.
Continued and held for the County OF
Mason, attbe Court House thereof on We'd
.aesday; Jnly eist, 1879, for the transaction
of Police and Fiscal business
This day the Court proceeded TO appoint
Commissioners Of Election for the various
voting rwecinctsin the sail County; for the
purpose of conducdlg I'll elections, which
ssidS ommissioners arctic serve Tor two
years. -.
:End it is iGrtner ordered that copy Of
this ocderb served upon all the appoint
ees, as aioTesJi1:
> LEWIS DISTRICT.
Court Hous.-A. E. Iicide, An. Wilson
and Wm., Smith.
|. ROBINSON DISTRICT.
Moeharlk.-E. F. Rcsebery, Ambrose
Yeager and Isaac WSEckard.
(. WAGNER DISTRICT.
,.Wes Columtia.-H. G. Hannigan, Chas.
Fowler and John McComb. I,
+ elJtm.-HenTy Fry, II. b. Swallow and
J. 6. tanning.
.0aoa CiIy.SE. A. Young, P. A. Lehew
and W. H. Sargent.
GRAHAM DISTRICT.
Hartford C;ty-G. L. Winkleb!ack, James
W. Kelly End 4 J. Hill.
NEG Hdrn.-Hen'y CapebeTt, Adam
Eoush and EDWARD Cunningham.
COOPER DISTRICT.
Ltdr.-C. ". S.;yre, B. J. Rollins and
A. Q. SaySe.
Gfees's School Hor~.-JObn N. Eckard,
Robert Luton and John Plants.
COLOGNE DISTRICT.
Lon.-G. G. Wells. George Rowley and
II. c. Brown.
Yduge.'s School Hme.-Ph:lip Yauser, E.
E. L Il and William Sec.
UNION DISTRICT.
Folfs School H0us.-S. VI. Smith, A. J.
Armstrong aEd Richard Beatty.
y ARBUCKLE DISTRICT.
Torn Hal.-R. NJ. Hill, W. A. Long and
W. Fl. Poffenbarser.
Big Si4ieea.-Wilson Priddy, E. II. S.
Whitehead and A. G. Beard.
CLENDINEN DISTRICT.
Pisgah.-John 7. Shepherd, James W.
Smil.i and Jonu P. Austin.
Faidleg's School Houe.-George Faidley,
z. z. J. Eiaine end John +. Dabney.
!ShGnEs School House.-William Shank,
John c. Buckle anu NJ. NJ. Rose.
EANNAN DISTRICT.
Di&trici No. I.-Iames H. Taylor, Henry
Gwinn aid Edmund Meadows.
District No. Gideon Brown, Hugh
Daish ond J"., Say:c.
A Cory TEsrE
f. KIMGERLING, CLERK.
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LECTURE.
w A LECT.yE :,
ST O Young M en- !

-@-s~ L - L " III ~ = IL
Jnt PuJli:bsd, in a Sealed E.,r" &c. Pr:ce
sir cats
A LECTURE on THE NATURE, T.e=;-
ment, and Radical crrc Of S. ail. ! We 4
ness, or SrEEArAronrBGA, inC.lcc' by Sell
Abuse, Involuntary Emissions. is.rol.:Nc.: :,
Nervous Debility: and ImpedimeEts to
Marriage generally; Consumption, Epiiep-
sy, and Fits; Mental and Fhvsicrl 1lcspa.
city. Gc.-By ROBERT J. CUlVEEWELL.
NJ. D., ruthor o. The "Green Book, DC.
The world-Tcnowned author, in In:s ad-
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful con .eGuen-
ces OF Self-Abuse NAV be efFectually reno
we'd without medicine, and without dan
gerous surgical operations, bougies, inStru-
ments, rings, or cordials pointing out a
mode OF cure at once certain and efectual,
BY which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately and radically.
This Lecture rN prorc a boon 10 hous-
dnds aud thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt OF SIX
cents or two post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE 4 CO.,
127 Bowery, New York; Post Office Box,
1856.
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Dr.. J. A. Houser, Dentist, of Charles
ton, will visit Point Pleasant on the
9th day of August, and remain one
week, for the purpose Of Practic:ng
Dentistry. All operations incident
to the profession performed and war
anted to give satisfaction. Prices
moderate. He can be found at the
Kline House.
DR.. Houser will visit Point Pleas
ant the second Monday in every
month, for one week, and will stop at
the Kline House until he can -
cure an Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

?ErsoNALs.-Judge Moore, of The
Sun:eme Court of Appeals, ai.ived
home on Sunday evening, and lett
for Charlestown on Monday evening,
to astend lie Supreme Court which
meets in that place to-day.
Rev. H. E. Hlyden, Of Brownsville,
Pa, is here on a visit and will re-
main until September. During his
stay here services may be expected
in the Episcopal Church every Sum
day.
Hon. Thos. B. Kline, Of Cabell, is
here on a visit to his relatives.
Jos. S. Miller, has been quite i'll
foa some time past, but we are glad
to learn that be is now improving.
The State Teachers Association met
in this place Tuesday morning. A
large attendance is expected. Col.
Z. W. Byrne, State superintendent
Of Free Schools is present.
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POINT PLEASANT:

An hundred years have breathed their
changeful breath.
U2on this field Of glory and OF DEATH :
A centuryof change, yet round me still,
The seli-same valley, plain, end gien and
Where s}; u day long the sound Of battle
Where r; al day long The fearful and the
Beh:ad her slender bulwas Is, stern and
SO &c 10 fee benefit. the lea.'eu hail;
s;ocd zee 10 face, the white man and the
rhe .st e.use the same, The same.ths!r goyy
bed.
TIE sag great rivers meet, and Hins'ss
That on dlat day of doubt, and dread and
fear,
Flowed calmly on. unheed;ul ofshe strife,
The SQUAD o. bastle and the wreck OF Die,
Now sweet The sunlight falls upon the dell,
Where heroes fought and brave Chg. leg
Lewis fell. "a
To-day when rains hareswollen the rivefs
The i:eh soil crunbles from the water's
There white and shassly, bedded in the
clay, !.
TIE bones OF those.who fell that Autumn
Aad ere hey sink beneath oh;o's we've.
The srnl:T,,.. for n while, CLEANS 81 the
O: sizes Of noble sons, ond sons Of noble
A nasiSn's incense, all her altar fires
Can scarce repav the lsoor o. G'at Gay,
From Gewy dawn, ~ sr'iis t fie' awsv.
A nations sorgs, slough all tie con'Ig
Can Sc &C We language 10 thy though
sublime; :,
As st nGing there beside the cs'mson'd
lis
You thought .; desf once FIR sceoss The
niIIs,
o; Wes$ Augusta homes, where wasn anu
b:gat /.
The frcl;g It s'e:ned IN household g"'s at
night,
And dau awake each weary, wea'y icy,
When b ;:ht eyes waiting. watched tle
ves,e.l way,
For ...lls hose eyes might never, never
{, Sc;
For t.. rs then s':rk IN death: where two
GreIt rive.s mee,.
II. maxwell SaYTnE.
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The latest Register is on sale AZ the
Point Pleasant Drug Store.

TEACHERS IYsrTUrE.-A Teach
ers Institute viii be held in CT on
beginning Tuesday, August 18th, and
continuing two weeks. Those des 81,
ring higher grade Of certificate will
find it to their advantage to attend;;
as it will be conducted as a school
Full particulars will be given next
week. Let the teachers and those
desiring. to become teachers, make
their arrangements to be in attend
ance. D. P. GUTHRIE.
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CAMp.AfEEr.yc.-Wc are infte-me;

CAMr-MEEr.NG.-Wc are i.sc-m"S
that tn: Unite. Drethren 81 Ia,tlo.d
City, contemplate i,o'd:.As a GIMP
meeting in grove NJ 5 -ul S
Mill, Oh the lands Of !: H"~e Sat
Company, com:csnc'n: se::.'.m1s~
ID, 1919. !. :. a:iors ,car.iir= Ten:
will 5c kept on The ground to accom-
modate ali VIII" 2tten at reasonable
rates, the proceeds t" &c applied to
church purposes. 1t will afford i
rare opportunity to attend a series of
meetings in the opca air. exailera-
ting to health. as well as instructive
70 the mental ard :nor:ll nature. A
number Of Ministers f.om distance
are expected. No pains will be spa
red TO make the glounls and every
tn ns pertaining thereto real attract
ike. A lice force will preserve or
der. Persons wishing night accom-
m"latiyrs on The grounds: will noti-
~ D. Sjrieklin and Rev. J. L. Hens
ley, Comn,it2y, q; last 4 week before
hand flat arrangements may be
made for Them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

Countcsfcits of the fly cent f5act-
ional currency a:c in c;'culGt.on.-
They can be told f.om the genuine
by oh CRYING The embossed die be-
tween the signature OF John Allison,
Re;,;;steT; and F. +. Spinner, Treas
urea. Ia The genuine The circle OF
dos can be ;een directly, but in the
counterfeit sie de appears with a
scollop:G : e and a heavy black sur
rounding.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

Some of the tanners are getting
discouraged on account OF the coniin-
uous wet weather. Who wouldn't get
discouraged.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

FLooD.-colh rivers are now very
high, and rs We 80 10 press, the wa
ter is co.ni2g ia;o tie lower part Of
town. 1t is all around our office,
and if a paoer is not issued next
week, It can be lail to high water,
which, in all probability, will COM
pei US to move the greater part Of
our office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

SrpEwA.K>.-Ma"y citizens who
live on Main s. eel complain of the
;1aG colG ion OF The sidewalks and
$. Get crossing, and tbc insuiticicncy
~ tie cu.sc.s to ca " off the WAGER.
Whenever it rains the pavement in
some locd!ities become flooded. This
ma;;er should be attended to at once.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

There IS NOTHING in the world chat
will make woman fight as quick us
ano.hcr woman attacking her rclis-
ion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

The picnic at Five Mile, no:with-
standing the badweather, was very
fine affair, and was quite largely at
tented. The Band of this place was
in attendance, and are well pleased
with their trip.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

Rev. Nr. Hayden wishes tocomplcte
III, collection If Confederate and
Continental money, aud will pur-
chase any amount Of it, if in good
condition.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

The .Nonito:' says it will put West
Columbia against the world for lies
and gossip. Which leads usto remark
that The Wonitor is not much uchiRd
lis t'.wn people in this particular
b.aach on industry.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

Dio Lewis say ,has il Il man will
eat bl..cl;bcs.ie> and oat meal for a
veac, be will be able to 10 a horse
F lends and bro3hc&s vii YOU loaf
a.ornd like drones and miss iris
cvldcn oppo:ouni y?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

Prc-Src.-The Helpers and Feeders
in the Clifton Rc,,iing Mill, will hold
apic-nic and platform-dance, in the
grove, back of Clifton, next Saturday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

The latest Style ladys fan is three
qua .ers of q ya.d long and carried
oyer he shoulder, gun style.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

Who will be tie candidate for the
Office Il President Of the Board Of
Education for :Lis Dis;.ic.?
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LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, will, commencing on
Friday, August 9th, 1875,
proceed to sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, FOR CASH, large and
well selected stock oil
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Queensware, Hardware, Notions,
&C., &C., &c,
at the OLD BEALE STORE HOUSE, cor
ne, OF First ~ :, a Streets, Point
Pleasant. We { Virginia! which
goods were !. - -. ye .. "a. n my
han,'s ag.i Tic $50, E :. in ;avor
ot c. SueS led IRON the
Clerks 0fteo &c - Codrt OF Mason
county, VI -
Sa;i sa'eN. -, rre e tours o. 10
. cock 4. :. t0OrCtT" >. NJ, ?"' Will
pe cont,rrcc -. -. nc. ION
DIV 10 dayU- zen { ..c> A." 5,'Used
o.. County, Gs:le7s. =, o'''c ind 1t
10 their advantage toT,r. re.
J.".E. .. SMITH,
Deputy 10. G. Se' Oh, s. NJ. G.
july 29-iw.
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The Mountain Herald, published
at Union, says that one million and
.fre thousand people were present at
the recent Democratic meeting in
Galliyoi.s. Tell another one, Cam.
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Thereby ssnouDce myself rs an L &c:
pendedt canGiG;ie ,or reelection 10 ioe
Office of Cornty Superintendent o. Fee
Schools, for Mascl County W; ra;,-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

L. D. Allen says he is prepared to
do all kinds Of painting, and asks a
share OF the work Of this community.
Lew. does his work well.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

The editor Of the Mason County
Journal is getting hungry. He
wants a bakery at Mason City.
What will You 10 this winter, Bro.
MasoI., since the crops are all de-
stroyed?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

FEsTIvAL.-The ladies' O. the NJ. E.
Church, will hold a Festival at their
church this "wednesday evening, at
which they will serve up in best
style, ice-cream, lemonade; cake and
o$her dclicacies of The season. As the
Siate Teachers Association is now in
session, lei the people aid in making
this festival asuccess. andhelp make
our visitors cnjoy themselves.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

A little lime in so.le OF The street
cutters, would no: Le a bad thing.
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1IIScDLLAMNoUS.
MARIETTA COLLEGE,

Gives thorough instruction in College and
Academy. Apparatus and Cabinets large
and good. Libraries contain $4,000 vol
um,s. All instruction in College by per-
manent Professors. Expenses very moder-
ate. Aid to worthy students needing it,
The next term commences Thursday. Sep
..ember I'd. l. W.!AH.n Pres't
Marietta O.. Ju,,-c
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ire type now in this Office Is entire,
A LLnmev. We have oil the late styles o.
Hd and poster type, and fatter ourseli
that we can do rs good work as any once
in the State. Give US J trial.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

Mason CCUxY CoUScIL.-A regu-
lar meeting Of Mason Council P. Of
H. will lie held in the Hall Of Ar
buckle Grange No. 81, near Harmony
Church, Thursday morning, August
9Th. at 10 o'clock. A full attendance
is desired.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-05

,.Gagdsn stuff is quite plenty and
canbe had at reasonable figures, at
this time. /;
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Commissioners Sale Of
Valuable Farm!

Valuable Farm!
c. Love, Administrator OF E. ". Rollins,
deceased. VS..
Catherine Rollins, ct. ais. In Chancery.
DYv:.tre o; decretal order OF the Cir
d cr'. Gov OF Mason county, pronoun-
ced OIL ,;rv 81, OF April, 1879, in the above
en- %: CIR e. the undersigned, Special
Co = .>',,i, ,e., will offer Tor sale ut public
a.. OF p ,',e font door OF the Court Of
sd codn,y,
The 1911, day OF July, 1875,
that be:..g f st day OF e Coun.y Cou:t,
he .c.o. 1T. in the"'' m D, Ocead i.;s
men o Il. ing wh:;;; sIos. as u,e {.
". To- 1, IN situate &c ne u :
ticI a'a,oa C :In:y, WcSt ' 10: &c, !
iae O:.'oi;ye coi,.linin, j.; i, es. $ d
sale :, :. be u. Dc srbict; . = C Dove!
ri"F,, % C. .,e,ire i.o'I;'s Wow o! Z.
u. To- ;ts, f"cc9 : ]n tire irel :. re,
the 81: ':'n.: c. ~ "a ,,as"., .. j. :ra,e
sale, y. e g oil 81; me s'gre, ~ his
office in Pc /. ::cIs u
TERMS 1F SALE:
C,c:b"lf o ne pr.C;,a,e moncy cash in
h; ~ ana /, .c,jue 81 " c edit OF
tWc,.e ri ,Sca;r- o. .'0""". taE'is
80 Li:'e $50. &C uol's; ,:"",i e. l.
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narThe above sale is postponed until
Monday. October 18th, lS.5.
JOHN E. TIAlNlS, Spec'l Com'r.
Z july 22-iw.
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At Locust Grove, by the same: Ju-
ly 18th, Mr.,Jacoh C. Roush and Miss
Mary Bumgarncr; all Of Mason coun-
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WEST VIRGINIA:

WEST VIRGINIA.
A IL es rec IN TIE C'ef olh"eoi 'he
n Cor Cor's M''ot county, on
Mood: e1,"G 30 Jr -. !.
+. VS., o.: :" : 20 re estate oi
Jc.alot I, o. ~, j.. go.
:,
f." 'c'' Ho " o. . ,'e "a So1n
&c :" '" . %" -. 70 :; Il.
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J." tor I. - -. -. g un-
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MAcr'eD.-At New Haven, this
county, July 81. by Rev. J. L. Hens
ley, Nj. John Williams and Miss NJ.
J. Riggs; all of this county.
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golden oppo'ounl y?
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-12-02
LIN 5OLy's RELIGIOUs:BELlEF.

There is considerable dispute re-
garding the msrtyred Presidents re-
ligious belief. The following explains
bis views somewhat, il being ad-
dressed to Quaker LAZY, the widow
Of preseher
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4, IS64.-Eyizo
4. GurHeI-NY EsTEEMED FRIEND
nave not OrSOtten-prObably never
snail foFget-the very impressive Oe-
easIon when yourself and friends vis-
tied me on Sabbath forenoon two
years ago, nor has your kind letter.
written nearly 3 year later, even been
fOrgotten- In all il has been yOur
purpose to strengthen my relisnes on
ITed. am much Indebted 80 the
Christian people OF this country for
their constant prayers and OOnsola-
SiOnsr and % none Of them more than
yourself The purposes of the Al
mighty are perfect, and must prevail
though we, eFring mortAls, NAV fall
To accurately see them in advances.
We hoped for q termination Of this
terrible war, long before this, bot God
knows best, and has ruled othervise
We shall yet acknowledge his wis.,
dom and our own error therein. Mean
while We must work earnestly In the
best light He gives us, trusting that
so working will cOnduee Co the great
ends He oFdains. Surely He intends
some great good to follow this mighty
eOnvulsiOD, which no mortal could
make and no mortal could stay. Your
people, the Friends, have had, aud
are having, 8 very great trial. On
principle aud faith, opposed tn both
war and oppression, they can only Op-
pose oppression by war. In this hard
dilemma soma have chosen one horn
and some the other. For those ap-
pealing to me on conscientious
grounds, | have done, and shall do,
the best could and can ia nv own
conscience, under.my oath to the law.
That you bslieve this I doabt not,
and, believing 1t, I shall still receive
for our eOQntry and myself your ear
nest prayers to our Father In Heaven.
Your sincere friend,
A. LINCOLN,