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Popularity Of Grants R.signatlOn

Tho proposition that General Grant
should resign the Presidential oifics and
go to Europe is 80 universally approved
IN oil parts oflhe country that there is
not the least doubt Of its being tho
most popular &c. Mr.. Grant could do.
There is, perhaps, no greater pleas.
ure TO journalist than to fpd him
self advocating a measure which 10 at
the same time right and popular; aud
this, us much as tue genuine snti:fac'
tiou Of feeling that We are doing a
great service, both to His EEcellenCJ
aad to bis beloved country. is our OK.
cuse for Hgais recurring to this mat
ter. Indeed, the prospect Of Mr.,
Grants resignation is SO pleasing to
Us. it is plainly SO entirely tue one
thing needed, no. only TO give him
rest and leisure for the improvement
Il lis mind aud the long coveted op.
portuLity Of travel, but also to give
country peace and prosperity, to calm
all fears. 10 set tue wheel Of industry
going again, to restore civil govern,
meni and to settle finally tue vcxa.
tons aud otherwise iutcrminabl c
third term controversy, that as patri.
OIic citizens We shall never tire Of
considering it in al aspects until
Ills ErcOllency has actually resigned
and gone to Europe.
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Yves, Virginia.

West Virginia.
Al Rules held in the Clerks oGic col The
Cireui Couri Of DrRxton county, on thClirst
Monday 10 December 1874.
John VI Burns, David d. burns and Gideon
u Burns, late merchants aud partners,
doing business under the name and style
Of "Burni & Co." 4f'1l 7
vs.. ..Iira.
sarah Jane Mclaughlin, widow Of Ad olson
Mclaughlin, deceased, Duncan Mel.augh-
AramintA Mccoy and Francis W. Mccoy.
her husband, Elizabeth Sluires and Dan
lei $ SquIres, her husband, Margaret q.
Hall and Charles D. Hall, her 6ufb and
Sallic u, l.hea aud John l.. Rhe1, her
husband, aud Addition Mclaughlin, chill.
dren and heirs at law ofAddiEUn Nc
Laughlin, deceased.
" cnGScERY. H
The object o this suit Is to enforce n spec.
iiic cont net made between the plaintiff aud
Addison Mclaughlin, In his life iinie for the
sale oil two certain tnicts oil land IN Braxton
county, on tic Little Kanawha river and It's
waters, containing together about 20T acres
And II Appearing hy affidavit filed that
tile defendant Duuean Mclaughlin, Charles
d. Hall and NarghptC. Hall, Ills wife, are
non residents Of this State, It Is ordered that
tlcy do appear here within ono month ailer
tie date Of the FIST publication hereof, aud
do what Is necessary to protect their inter
est. A Copy Tesle;
J. NJ. JONES, Clerk.
L. j, Baxter mn
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY

Full instructions, under able and expert.
enccd Professors, In different Departments
Literary, Scientific, Agricultural, Engineer.
ing, Military, and Preparatory. Practical
TelCgraphy and Vocal Music have recently
been added An excellent Library, and
fne supply ofAppatatus. Large collections
Of Geology, Minsralugy, ConchOlosy, and
Paleoniology. Expenses moderate. Terms
begin; Fall, Sept. % Winter, Dec. 2
Spring, March II. ..I0... - -
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
MorgaatOwn, W. Va.
MofgantOwn, August 90, 1874.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

Z. j. Baxter pq
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LITERARY NOTES.

Jas. r. Osgood s. Co. will publish the trans
laton OF Jules Vernes latest story The Chancellor
La Sale, "the Pioneer of the Mississippi"
is hero of the next volume in the ReD j. g. g. AL
bolts series Of American Pioneers and Patriots"
cart Life and Theories is the title under
which Mr. Burliugames adapted TRANSACTIONS from "ag
nor's works VIII be published by Henry HOlt ~ 70
John G.. SAKE calls his forthcoming collec-
ton Of his recent poems, "Leisure-Day Rnymes" Jas
r Oscood & Co will also publish volume OF tho fus
i've poems Of Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
Mr.. E. c. Gardner the Springfield architect,
has written companion volume to his Homes, aud
How TO make Them" which James X. Osgood Co.
will publish under the title Of illustrated Homes
Like The previous work It VIII DC PRETTY hns ,
and will address itself 10 the instruction ana entertain
ment of the general householder
Among the notable contributors to the sec
ond volume of the Encyclopedia" nearly ready, are
Prof Huxley the Animal Kingdom; f. b. Tylor, on
AuthropooGy: 81. George Mlvart. on the Ape Max
Miller the Alyan Races, and H. a. flOctoi' Oh As
tr0nomy.
1t is not a cook book, but a companion to
his Summer book Oh the Woods and By-Ways of New
England" that Nj Wilson Fagc is to publish under the
title Of Birds i'll Season. Mr.. Fiagg aud Mr. Drake
of her Nature and antiquities. Jas. X. OsROOd Co.
viii publish the named work late in the Spring
Roberts Bros. of Boston purpose to celebrate
the Lexington Centennial by publishing on April 49, a
Paragraph History of the United States" by the Rev
Edward Abbott of The ConQreqdtt0ndtSt III VIII DC u
half dollar pocket manual Tor thoso who desire 10
"brusn I'D Their school knowledge for use during the
coming year.
1.-The matter for the memorial volume to
Mrs. Henry NJ. Field has been edited by Dr. Field aud
will comprise the sketches from France contributed TO
The Eranqest during and after her Trip abroad in 1861
and many other contributions to that journal prior TO 1873
Among them will he the address delivered by Mrs
Field at the tree-planng celebration at sockbrdge
hue Photographic portrait. made by lockwood VIII
form "A frontispiece the volume 1t Is from the OIL
painting completed Eastman johnson not long before
Mrs Fields death. the first photograph from which the
fronts reduced having been caItIdy rcWoIkeu
by the artist himself
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nish a large audience. I refer TO "Onr sketchine
Club.~ by the Rev. r. ST. John Tyrwhitt NJ. A. It
is volume of Letters and Studies on Landscape Ar''
which Mr. Tyrwhtt has woven into sort OF narrative
He himself sets forth its motif his pleasant preface
II began with an invitation from Roberts Brothers 10
write book on Landscape Art 1t was to be elementary
practice and TO begin at the beginning withthe OF
binary rules OF drawing. 1t was also to be made
palatahle by means of descriptions and verbal
sketches and 10 take the form OF a Sketchlng
Club whose members to exchange ideas by letter
or conversation and this involved digresslons INTO
criticisms. and the history of art Then his friends In
America wanted little description OF Enghsh
country life and ways; and. male and female charac-
tiers existed in the book. it suggested that they
would have to mako love TO each other Some excur:
suses Oh foxhunting also desired. The book 10
the direct response all these demands, and meets
them successfully IL combines entertainment ana IN
structon and its value increased by Its authorized
reproduction OF the lessons and woodcus In Pro nus
kin's Elements Of Drawing" Defining his own WORK.
Mr. Tyrwhitt says:
To quote distinction made not long AGO on far more
important matter this book may he siii 10 De sercs
plners on Landscape Artbat is 10 say on All WORKS Vi
art in which landscape Is cOncerncd-anu 10 40
Is hoped sound practical system OF drawing ana paint
ing from Nature iu watercoors. 10 mas aRch 'Ie
of set OF supposed letters. essays and CONVERSATIONS Oh
between fairly good critics and well educated men u
woiaen In one Of the SketchnS or Drh"ihS '1u'' ""
are now becoming so numerous.
To all art students-whehe those who are attempting
au artistic career merely desire fair critical knowi
edge of the principles Of artthis book offers rch 1unu
OF practical information, pat i'll an agreeable ana easily
understood manner. L. " NJ
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Nem i1ntIiratlons.
XYcPHERsONYHAND BOOK OF POLITICS


Hon Edward McPheson Ill CLERK of the Houe of Repre-
This authoritative political msnna which contains in ls
4-o 0'' O'D' iMP0RIAST POLITICAL ACTION,
NATIONAL AND STATE.
from July IT, 1872, to july 10, 1874, ~ nov ready.
Among valuable political data The following are its
LISTS OF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES, OF the KILN
TIE .ecoad INAUGURAL and fourth and ff,h Annual
and speeal Messages Of President Grant.
PHOCLAMATIONS AND ORDERS
since Msy H. 1872 Full text ara history ct ne ~
with Yea Na votes each and tie ind daA accounts OF esca
''H''' JUDICIAL. DECISIONS AND OPINIONS
co i,ST r. i 8 s1 sssES6aHHrs
and the law Of the rl States
FINAYt IAL PROPOSITIONS AND VOTES
in the XLIid. XLliii aud preceding tolSfeisea
"aEMoRsSDUM" TO SENATOR JONES.
and his other utterances financial Gfairs
TlE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION,
Rcpor, tie Committee wth al Congressional discussion an
action. - , -, - ,,,..rs
Law, aud Judicial Decisions OF Illinois ami Wisconsin.
ClViH Rights BILL,
Ame"'NeoN @oMANs RIGHTS,
Ponoson Une Senate and action In various
GENEVA AND SAN JUAN AWARDS,
With the acts Of Te for th,I disiHSS,'S S,s 1874
All which have been adopted up % July 10.
STATISTICAL TABLbs,
A-PuBuc DEBT THE UNITED STATEA
B.-fACIFIC RAILWAY BOSD%
C-INTERSAL REVENUE TABLE.
p-DsIRIBUTIoS CrkRENCr
E-APPEoPiAroSs Fiscal YEARs 1872 1873, 1874,
1870
F-REvrsugs RrFEsDIrusES OF rue GoyERyxEsr.
G.-PKEsipEXTAL vorg OF 1872 STATE ELECTIONS
- 20, "a.
The whole looming absolutely indispensable the poll
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UOW DOCTORS DISAGREE.
MEMOIRS OF GEORGE ".

1he ee|ebred Hush Memoirs nov before u.s. shows " upon
cno and cnpiete to be work OF Singular force S
,er The does TO the vitality Of vulgar sh
se scandal Huishs horv we tod is vivid win NE
d tho reronp Of the actors there is gliding Of their SIN
Espress, Albany ~ u ,,.-
comes within the category what ought to be suppressed hera
tu bnt Alby and fat that there would ned 10 DC 10
suppress it."-EGgh Brooklyn. N T.
1--WE have taken pains LOOK through this Volume an
mporpt epoch English history well ard carefully told aad Viii
remain a. II has remained work Of much historical 'ane-O6"
Brooklyn, ~ \.
his 500 page recor Of rot and stupidity VIM HARRISON AIRS
~ an. Rey,olis would the models Mr. Hush set HIM
SELF to copy"-Eagt, BROOKLYN, N y
S, The book b'rs these writers came on
the stage 1T,
u pot presents ve7y able anl seemingly aaheuiic PIC
.ne Of the Lives snd Ill and w. giving an eIeeehs
ce, idea Of public men," &C. &c-inbr OaH, Chicago ILL.,
The orusr conditions of uncehnness or disorder OF ihe
lee. will not accouu, for the volume EagIe Brooklyn y
THAT the public has wonderful liking for personai memoirs and
anecdotes the popularity OF the e '
~ the ,rrer edition Of Greees Memoirs sufficiently shows The
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GYapsN Newiork City. m ~,
As The Brooky Edgh reps COPY Of he orghi eai'h nv
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatonic
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CENTRAB RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
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South Branch Hampton Junction Wits Del Lack and Vest
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West; also Central Pebnsyvans and New-fors Stat.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Jan. ~. lS75-Leaye New.fork a. follows; -
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Allentown hSuch Chunk Tamaqss Tmsbend "ikesoAe SesS
&e
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AlIentoyn Harrisburg West Connects Som-rye
E,,mngton: at Nsuch Chunk Tamaqn Tovsaia Ws
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z}0 D. IN -Wsy Train for SODe-yille and fiem ngton.
b:OO WAY Train for Plsi,fsh ,,. =,
bI5 Dm-EysSIyG daV for Bso1, Allentown hsneh
Chunk Wikcsbane Tovnuia Resin Harrs)ark ft~Dasl Cs
a. ,.r,
s an $40 =. m-waI Trans for sonerUIe
1880 D. m-(Emgrantl-for Bsston
9;lJ m.-WsT Train for Someylle
Per- Hrn,6c,h At BIS g. s:l5. $40. 7l5 si3 $50.
1880 ll:lj M " m: l&4O l. q ~ . 2'?o y az
s.15. $40. 1880 ll;l5 I'D m Ricyge ssot and Raz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatonic
40 Eausauck RalrosaL Fare 81. steamer BRIDGEPORT
leaves CatBanne slip at 1880 and Bridgeport at d D.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

rJX BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER bAiLY
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, AT 5rm
From Pier root OF karraEsS.
Steamer NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
Cant A. G. SIMMONS Capt. b. NJ SIMMONS
The Tunten Mdfleboo, Pymoui5, New
Bedford Msrthas yaevsr Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS and all pnsepal pos EcwEgsRd and tn. Prov
ces For 24l aud 529 Boisay;
Boadxay coryer Twenty Thrsye. sad Ouehunifelani
Doas OGees 944 Broadway 10 Court
ST. BROOKLYN: Office Pier and at all principal Hotes
Ticket Oloss eity. - ,.,.