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the people, what security have We that
he eyer will? What guaranty is given
us that be will not be led BY tho old
political ,iug.lnastcrs, without whose
aid he could not haze been nominated,
and will not be elected 10 his letter
Of acceptance he has endorsed Grants
administration, that has repeatedly
been condemned ty tho best u,cu Of
the party. Is he really the INN to
carry through thorOugh-gOing reform
Of the government Has he the NOR.
III courage, strength Of will and q sturdy
resolution 10 Cripple with abuses
which have acquired tho strength Of
established cpstomH IFolcc,ed. can be
resist the pressure Of tho party-leadcrs
who e!eTatc him TO Office =?
If Hayes docs not possess the neces.
.ary qualifications for the Chief Mug.
istry VIXEN such grert reforms are
needed, T.lden dOes.-AB Governor Of
;he Empire State be hns evinCsd u
mastorly fitness fos all his duties -
He has defeated u multitude Of i'll cou-
sidercd and improper bills, rectiGed
many minor errors Of administration,
overthrown fraudulent md gigantic
conspiracy. aud reduced taxation from
over SIS 900 900 in 1875, to less thar
SIS, 900. 900 in 1876, with an assurance
thut il tue changes he has suggested
are followed, tho decrease will be tive
or three millions more in 1877!
The more the caarac,e. of filden
becomes known, the greater the chan.
ccs for lis triumphant election in No.
ven,bcr ncAt. lis name is "alrcady o
watchwoyd for reform, whose capacity
mud courage for The work arc matters Of
record rattc- than Of promise; who
vii! restore tho simplicity, indepcn.
dcnce aud rccIitude OF the early admin.
istrat;ons. aud whose lifo will DO o
guaranty Of bis fidelity and fitness"
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Puro and Undecided ..Denas osuery

Among tho several species Of trans,
parent dcmsgogucry indicated by the
Republican Convention at purkersburg
the following finds place:
"lrtthc democratic psrtyl has eztOr-
ted large sums Of money from the peo'
pie aud spent the same in the cOns'ruO'
ton Of pcuiteutiosy unnecessarily
large, that il might Eli it with impor'
,a,sOns OF convieIs found guilty by the
federal courts in other States, whose
compulsory aud cheap labor should be
brought into competition with tho hon.
est toll VI our mechanics aud lab orors,
thus reducing the already diminished
wages Of this class Of our citizens. aud
swelling the profits Of contractors aud
jObbcrS,"
IN view Of the fact tLa: Repuplicnr
Legislatures. under the executive nd
minisuatio1 of the author Of the above
choice acknowledgements Stevenson
aud his predecessor, Governor lore
man, commenced the "cOnstruc,iOn o
peniteu.iury unnecessarily large il
unnecessarily it is, aud left the De
mocracy no choice v hen they came int
power but to 60 on a7d finish tho worl
upon tho plan projected, the above il
about as thin piece OF dSuagoguery
us the genius Of man could devise.
Tie fac, is, these gentlemen are mad
because n few members OF the Radiea
whiskoy ri"g thieves have been laudct
sltCly 10 this asylum. They doH'
like the Compulsory and cheap labor
Of their party friends to be diverted
trom the work Of stealing the publ,
revenue aal hurrahiug for Hayes
Tho shoe piuches and. they squeal.-
Register.
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on the bench the bar and the public
would rest satisfied, bu. We doubt
whether the elevation Of Judge r. S.
Brown. or cx.delegats Flick. would be
equally satisfactory. What eject the
introduction Of.he capital location res.
Olution Into tho Republican platform
will have upol the canvass, it is din.
cult to determine. Its Insertion was
urged upon the ground that it would
carry over to the support Of the ROpub.
lican ticket, the "disutieoted Demo-
Gratis Of tho Third District, but we no.
ticc that these same disalfccted indivil.
uals have organized q Capital removal
plan of their OWE, AID are not, there
fore, very likely to fall in With their
Republican Capital.noyiug confreres.
On the other hand, while the people Of
this section recognize the fairness Of
the plan proposed, whenever it is ad.
vIsablc or possible TO make perma.
nent location Of the State Capital, they
cannot tail TO rcaIize that in the intro.
duction Of tho resolution at this time,
the oul } purpose served was to cncour.
age Charleston in her quarrel with
this city over the matter OF possession
for the time being, and looking at the
matter in this way. will be inclined to
visit their resentment upon The party
which has seen it to lead itself to the
project Of further immediate agitation
Of the question.
Altogether, the Democracy have no
reason to feel unhappy over the Par.
ksrsburg result. The State ticket
nominated ut Charleston will compare
fayorably with the recent nominations,
and the platform, il less rhetorical,
is moro straightforward uui freezer from
eutangliug alliances. 1t looks now
as though nothing but grave mistake
On tho part Of their opponents, would
enable tho Republicans to win in the
Grst Congressional district, the only
section in which they had chance ,C
win. leaving the balance Of the field to
the Democrats.
Ed- The newest thing in neck wear
are tho campaign neck neckties.-
They ate white, with the
names Of the Republican or DEM
ocratic Presidential nominee on each
cud, aud are calculated to save gOot
deal of tine and trouble in finding ouI
what mans political sentiments are
II you wish to know bis politics all yor
have to do is to look at his necktis
1t has been suggested that they be
universally wore for thu benefit Of the
canvassOrs in estimating tho party
vote.
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Prom ,hr ChErltsiuwr frVU Press.
Hayes aud Iilden GonIrnSted

Tho CinciuDa!i Convention met and
vas organized iu the interests Of Mr..
Blaine, who was tho most popular
name presented 10 it. Throughout
the balIo,iugs, although seriously in.
jured by the recent exposure Of his
ovelluteI to jobbcry, he continued the
leading candidate BTistow. who. be.
cause Of his courageous light Of the
Nhiskey Ring, had become the slau-
dard. bearer Of the reformers. only re-
ceiyed, at the highest. l96 out OF 1855
votes. The adLereats uf BIuiue, COuk.
ling, and Morton were largely in the
ascendant. aud could have controlled
tho Convention. But they could not
agree in their pcrGOual preferences.
After seven balIOtiOgs. ut the instance
ofa notorious trading politician Of
Pennsylvania. Mr. Hays Of Ohio was
selected because Of his comparative
il Significance. lie was u man Of cx-
Gu play character, who had served hon.
olus!y, through not cOusp'euoasly. 10
tas war aud in Cuugtess. AS Cover.
nor Ut Ohio hc bus given general salts.
faction 10 biz party. llo has neveN
beru l.al,r iu auy Of the relations,
civil or ii iIilary. III which lie had act
ed. Iu that respect all hts csMpe'itOFs
ware greatly bis supcriors.-lle bad
never been. IN auy sense OF the word, a
Rsiurmur
Sir. Hayes never having Unidentified
himself mtt tie reform movement OF
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THE REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION.
A State Ticket Nominated.

The Republican State Convention
met at Parkersburg Oh the morning Of
the 2Sth ult with @. W. Smith TEN,
porary Chairman. After appointing
tue proper committees. tho Convention
adjourned until 9ftOr diuucr.
On assembling in the afternoon, A
W. Clmpbe!I was reported temporary
Chairman. The ballOtting for candi'
dates was bSguu about haif.past ak.
aud completed at II O'Clock. The
following ticket was nominated /:
GOreraor-Nalhan Golf, Of Harri.
SJn.
Attorney. Gtnsrdl-Johu 4 Hutch
inson. Of Wood.
Auditor-C. NJ. Shinu. Of Taylor.
7'rsasrer-Moses Fraukenbsrger of
Hauuwha
Superintendent Of Free SchoOLs-F.
II. CrngO, Of Marshal.
Judges CouriOt Appcals -W. II. II
Flick. OF Berkeley. aud Il. l.. Berk-
shire. Of Mon ougaIia, each for IL years.
aud X. 5. lirOwu, Of jackson, Tor the
four years term.
Ia speaking Of tho result, the
Wheeling Standard says:
Tho ParkOrsburg ticket is. in the
main, good one. We huvs had 90.
casiun, heretofore. to note tho distin-
guished ability aad many excellent
traits Of character which mark the
gentleman whose namo stands u. It's
head, and tho fac: that We are disposed
to support lis opponent in the coming
contest, does not chupgc our estimate
of his worth. 1t lis pity that one ms
deserving should DO called upon so
to bear the burden OF defeat
For tho balance Of tue ticket tho Cuu.
ventiOu exercised COOL de-. OF sound
judgment and discretion il the choicO
Of its candidates. with the exception Of
its nominees for the Supreme Court of
Appeals Thee We undertake to say
arc not all such men as could bs de-.
sired for tho highest judicial positions
10 the State. With Judge Berkshire
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Here comes tho Point Pleasant
Register With this mysterious para
graph:
1--WE want toknow of ". ". liar.
per, late Chaplain Of tho 18th West
Va. Infantry, what Gen. Rutherford B
Hayes did with E,a, S4O5 and gold
watch entrusted to him (Ilarpcr) by a
soldier who Ind been Condemned to be
shot during tue war. aud which Gen,
Hayes made him give up to him
(Huyes) under military order? We
want to know il llayes has ever b andel
il over in accordance with the request
Of the dying soldier ? Mr.. llurper, you
can enlighten tho people. win you
do SO.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

TO Naatha A. Henderson, William Irvine,
John. L. Irvine, Juliet L. White. Rober,
Lewis, FranciS Lewis, Mamie Lewis, n. n.
Watkinshnd .NIrtha A IBIS wife, Charles T.
Scott, Jauts Turner Scott, Bette Davis,
Cathafile Davis, Martha Davis, Martha Dog.
gett, MArgaFetIc Whitehead, Lucy White.
head, Anu WhiIehcaa, John U. Hhltehead,
Edgar Whitehead aud Sally bis wife, Robert
J. Davis and Ann Z. his wife, Paul e. Ca
bell, William II. Irvine, John u. Irvine, Car
olius n. ir inc, Frank l.. Irvine, Carter P.
Irvine, Jesse Irvine, Hammond Dcrgau and
Jalict CowIes, take notice, that on the 24th
day OF August, 1876, at the Iailroal office
building nj EddinCton Railroad station, In
Campbell County, Va, and on the 3Otli day
Of August 1876, at the Clerks Office of Tho
Circuit Court Of Lewis county ". Va, we
will take the dispositions Vf witnesses, to be
read as evidence on the hearing Of chan
Gerry suit pending 10 the Circuit Court Of
Lewis county, ". Va, wherein we are
plaintiffs and you anG Others are defendants.
And II, from any cause the taking Of said
depoSi;ioas should not be commsuced, or
completed on these days. the takinE OF same
will he continued from day 10 day until
completed. Given under our hands, this
18th day Of July, 1876
Henry Brannon, administrator of Rob.
crt Irvine, deceased, j. Overly aud
Auu G, his wife. Asa D. Dickinson
aud Sarah z. hi; wife, Jesse Irvine.
p. D. Christian aud Mary Z. bis
wife. David ". Shauks and Juliet
his wife, Wm. ". Rosser and Mar.
garot his wife, aud Edward Irvine.
July 81. 4w
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DroadduS Female College,
Rev. E. J. Willis, President:
With full corps OF Instructors,
S\ovSsNuva, W. Va.

The Sixth scholastic year Of this lnstIta.
tiou Oeglus OIL "Wednesday, che 18th Of
September, 1876. CATALOGUES CIV
Ing I'll Information as III the course Of IN
structiOu, terns &C., will Ge sent, upon APP
plication, BY letter or otherwise, TO the
PreSi deut. .
Ear Special reference Is made TO the pat
rons Of The School, whose names appear In
The Catalogue. iuly?i I'm
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Building, Weston, I

Having associated ont-
selves together for tho
purpose OF conducting the
DRUG TRADE. W call
: The attention OF The public
J 10 our stock, which Is var.
led atd complete; and our
;lonS experience III the
practical BEARINGS Of the
! Drug business Is sufficient
10 command thR confidence
1 heretofore repCsed IN tho
\ members OF The FIN. Cue
! only desiTe is 10 conduc:
the business in every par
ticulGr to tho Satisfaction
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DE!uOCRAllC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

In pursuance Of authority vested in them,
the Democratic Executive Committee hereby
notify the Democracy ofthe county that d
Convention will be held, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEM Der 1st, 1876.
THAT being the first day of the September
term OF the Circuit Court ut tho Court
HOUSE Of Lewis county, for the purpose oil
nominating candidates Ier the various cOuu.
ty offices 10 DO Gllld AT thu October election.
WI. 4 LIVELY, Chm.
j. ". WoFrISD,S, Sec..y.
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West Firgiuia elects her Congress
men this year on the 7Ih Of November
LAY Of the Presidential election.
add mol at the State election on the
10th Of October.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Lewis County S s.
70 The Clerk Of the Comfy Cour. Of
mid county.
We, Isaac Jackson. Howard Nicely aud J..
". jackson, three irec-holders Of the said
county, do hereby certify that BY virtue of
warrant to US directed by ". Nc lTAortpr,
a Justice Of the said comfy, We have this
day, on our oaihs viewed and appraised Il
mule taken up by George Lewis as IN e.
tray, and assess The value of tue said Es,fay
at Fifty Dollars. The said mule Is bay
mare mule, about IL hands high, and about
years old. No other marks or brandg on
said mule.
Given under our hands, this 3lst day of
July, 1876.
I. JACKSON,
HOWARD NELLY,
]. ". jackson,
A Copy-reste:
j. WOOFTER, Clerk.
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MAILS CLOSE.

MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, $50 2. N.
Eastern way, ll.4O a. IN.
Troy way, ECO p. N.
Troy, l0.45 a. H., 2.Co $40 and $50 ?. II.
Albany, 1913 a. M. 200 and 9. 80 3. N
Boston, II. 40 q. M, and $50 p. m.
Canadas, 2.l0 and $50 p. N.
Northern way, 2.l0 p. III.
Burlington, 2l0 ana $50 y. N.
Saratoga way, s.45 and $50 p. IN.
New York, lo.i5 a. H., PAS, and $50 p. IL.
Connecticut River way, $50 p. m.
Chittenden, 1.SI y. ~
StOckbridge (stagel, 1880 p. IN.
Bennington, $50 and 1000 p. IN.
West Rutland, 2.0U, 3 &c and 800 p. II.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, u.55 u. M
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Troy way, 1910 and 9.l5 p. IN.
Troy, 1900 m, 1918 2. IN, and 1870 d. IN
Albany, 1900 m. and 900 p. IN.
Boston, leo a. H., 1910 M, ard 2.25 p. IN.
CanadaS, 10 60 p N.
Northern way, ll.0O q. In.
Burlington, 1000 ?. n. and Hoo u. III.
saratoga way, 1890 m.
New York, 100 and li.65 a. H., l2.oo M, and
1915 p. IN.
Connecticut River way, $50 p. m.
Bennington, ll.bb a. IN. and $50 p. n.
Woodstock way, (9tage) 1900 N.
Chittenden, 1900 N.
Stockbridge (stagel, 1900 m.
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CHE 8ntland Daily 0lobe
MONDAY, JUNE Ia, 1876.
Union Republican Convention.

The next union republican national conven-
ton Tor the nomination OF candidates for piesi-
dent and Vice president Of the United States
VIII b, held IN the city OF Cincinnati on Wednes-
day, the fourteenth DAY OF June, 1876, at boon,
ana Will consist Of de ecntes from each state
representatives IN congress, ana OF two dele
gates from each organized territory and the
District OF COlumlla. In calling the conven.
ti'iis Tor the election or delegates, the commit.
Ites OF the several states are recommended TO
lhVlte all republican electors and all other
voters, without regard to past political differ.
ences or previous parry dificulIies, who are
opposed 10 reyivlng sectional issues and desire
10 promote friendly feeling and permanent
harmony throughout the country by maintain
ING anu enforcing all the constitutional rights
OF every citizen Including the full and free
exercise OF the right OF suffrage without intim-
l1allOh ana lt'.puJ fraud who are in favor OF
the continued prosecution and punishment of
all o1nclal dishonesty, ana Of an economical
administration OF the government by honest,
faithful and capable officers who are In lay OF
OF making such reforms In government as ex-
perience may from time TO time, suggest; who
are opposed 10 impairing the credit Of the ma
tion by depteciating any of Its obligations, and
la favor OF sustaining IN every way the national
falth and financial honor who hold that the
common school system is the nursery OF Amerl-
can liberty and should be maintained absolute
~ Tree from sectariiA control; and who believe
that Tor ths promotion Of these ends fhe dlrec.
ton OF the government should continue to be
connded 20 those who adhere to the principles
OF lI76, support them as Incorporated In the
constitution and laws and who are in favor OF
recognizing and strengthening the fundamen-
tai principles OF national unity In this centcn-
NAL anniversary OF the birth of the republic.
E. ID. MORGAN,
Chairman Republican National Committee.
WM. II. CHANDLER Secretary,
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Ths Grades.

Use THE RUTLAND NAILS, they
~ are the bes'. Nails Mllled or not milled,
as customers prefer. may4deodwwly
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ing humors In the system, that UNDERMINE
health and settle into troublesome disorders
Eruptions OF the skin are the appearance on the
surface OF humors that should be expelled from
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