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The New York herald., 1876-10-04
CONSTITUTION OF THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE,
ORGANIZED 1871, 1873, 1876-AMEsIcANa

TO RULE AMERICA
ARTICLE 1.-The name OF this Order shall be the
American Alliance.
ARTICLE 2, SECTION 1.-The object for which this
Order is organized - for maintenance OF American
principles. foows:-An amendment TO the natu-
ralization laws limiting the suffrage to persons born
in this country, of American parents; the election
American born citizens only to official positions n
this country
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THE ORDER FOE HAYES.

The resolutions OF nomination and Endorsement, al
ter reairming tho principles OF their consultation,
read as follows
ORDER or THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE CONFERENCE OF rHl
GRAND COUNCIL, UNITED STATES
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1876.
AT q conference OF the Grand Council Of the United
States OF the American Alliance, held Ut Philadelphia
adopted, and the conference recommend al American
born citizens without distinction OF party, at the
suing national election cast their votes In favor OF
American principals as the only safety for the future
welfare Of this couptry:--
That the nomination OF Rutherford B. Hayes, OF
Ohio for President OF the United states, aud William
A. Wheeler, OF New York, for Vice President be and
Conference, and We earnestly advise all who in
favor OF American principles advocated and forth
in these resolutions 10 give these nominations an
active and determined support
By order Of American Alliance Conference
L. $. TYLER, Secretary.
Rutherford B. Hayes accepted this nomination
promptly and eagerly, and reiterated his acceptance
solemnly and formally after he had been fully
quaintcd with all the details OF the organization, the
constitution and tho oath. He formally accepted the
honorary membership and bound never 10 support
candidate nor appoint 70 Office any foreign born
citizen and 10 labor 10 so amend the NATURALIZATION
laws that only American born citizens vote.
Ii Hayes bo elected, and tho principles which he
s committed prevail through the influence or his ad-
minstraton the foreign born ctizen, although he may
have come to shores when but year old, can
never participate the Affairs OF government
Can any thing add more TO the duplicy OF Governor
Hayesa Elected ofhse by foreign votes asking The
surages OF ALL yet prescribing all born abroad; pro-
hibitipg them taking part in the government or
this country or over casting vote.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-07-22

How BABY WAKEs.-Did you ever
watch dear little baby waking from its
morning nap? 1t is one of the prettiest
sights in the world. There is the crib with
its small preparations and snow-white drap-
cry that covers something, outlined, round
and plump. There is nothing to reveal
what it Isl not the slightest movement of
the pillowed Wilderness that is visible-no
sound to indicate keenest actual life, until
the hour hand of the clock that stands
sentinel, like yourself, has twice made its
circuit Then there is slight pulsing in
the white drapery, small pink, tremulous
hand, fair as rosebud, is thrust out, and
from the nest thus broken into appears
a round diminutive face, with wide open
eyes that have not much speculation in
them yet. Soon, however, they cease to
stare, and become questioning serious, as
if wondering what kind of a world they
open upon; and the head lifts itself just a
little, and two snow white feet stand up
spasmodically, with a simultaneous move
ment, each one of which has an attendant
dimple. But the head is too heavy-it
falls back ON the pillow with its own sweet
weight, the hair all damp and golden-the
cheeks peachy-the mouth pouted, as if
angels kissed it in dreams. The first lin
gering go-o-o comes from its rosy depths,
sweeter than any birds song, for it has
spirit tone and yet retains thrill of its
native skies. The chubby hands are lift
ed imploringly, persuasively-the baby,
awake, ceases to be an angel.
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faithful horses, seven of whom dropped
dead in one day on one line. We are all
apt to look upon the drivers as being un-
feeling, but we lately heard two of them
talking sadly about being obliged to urge
the poor creatures forward when they
were just ready to drop dead. eff ever
one O. them boss doctors comes a bleedin
a boss O mine agin l low to knock him
down and let the poor thing die in peace. :"
Camden is a delightful little town of
some 10000 inhabitants, shaded streets,
aristocratic but hospitable people, hand
some churches and public school buildings.
Apropos of schools, there is resident in
Camden gentleman of wealth and Gull
ture, who has founded and maintained a
chronological school. Through the long
Summer months he leads his pupils forth
to the fields and woods to commune face
to face with nature, and read from her
glorious volume lessons of deep instruction.
In our next we will give charcoal
sketch of trip up the Delaware, and of
the thriving little towns on its banks.
CINQUEFoIL.
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BUBBLES.

The corn is a project on foot.
What is nothing?-A footless stock
ing without a leg.
Wat fall there is when waterfall
meets with a downfall
What the hog lacks in culture he
makes up in zeal and enthusiasm.
When is wife like great coat >
When her husband is wrapped up in her.
The prohibtory men wish to abolish
one of the legal tenders-the bar tenders.
SC l come to Steel" as the rat said to
the trap. "And spring to embrace you,"
as the trap replied to the rat.
"A man who had been married trice to
ladies both named Catherine, advised his
friends against taking duplicates.
-Dobbs says the first time girl kissed
him he felt as if he was sliding down a rain
bow with butter and honey in each hand.
SC Ice cold lager beer" said thirsty
individual looking at a welcome sign. 81
don't scold it, said another; II like it,"
The individual who called tight boots
comfortable defended his position by say
ing they made man forget all his other
miSeres.
81 am going to the post-otlice, Bob.
Shall inquire for you?' "Weli, yes, if
you have a mind to, but don't think you
will find me there
A lecturer aptly demonstrated the
theory that heat generates motion 10y point
ing to a boy who accidentally sat down on
piece of lighted punk.
-" What. no more ammunition >" cried
the captain of military company, on a
field day. ''No; no MORE" replied his
men. Then cease firing replied the
officer.
What makes you look so glum, Tom ,"
"Oh, had to endure sad trial to my
feelings" "What on earth was it -
Why, had to tie on a pretty girls bon
net with her mother looking on
obey amt no nigees on de top side of
keration,' said a colored man at Tennle
| the other day, putting his hand to his band
aged head, "what can sing hymn an put
de gear on a kickin' mule at de same time.
-" Will the boy who threw that pepper
on the stove please come up here and get a
present of nice book ?'' said a Sunday
school superintendent in Iowa. But the
boy never moved. He was a far seeing
boy.
Plato says that philosophy consoles a
man in all trials; but we would have liked
to see Plato chasing a lawn mower about
his front yard and trying to produce a
| pleasing impression on the pretty girl
! across the way about the time the machine
struck stone and the handle took him in
the pit of the stomach.
And great was the fall thereof.-Sstel
=" Well, you know, Bobby, your eyes
very iniamed you can't go out with
Tommy Brown till that speck of dust's out
of it"' Bobby anxious to be Off" I'm
all right know it's out now earnestly
IL think heard it fall"'
-"Can you change this William fol
me?" said young man who presented a
$50 bill at the counter of the National
Bank recently. eyes, said sthe cashier
"but why do you call it William y" son,
I'm not familiar enough with this kind OF
thing to call it Bill, was the quick reply
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-07-22
GLEANINGS.

The Indian question-llow can Sitting
Bull be cowed?
Some people are Just like a buggy
wheel-always tired.
folks should be patient.
Low shoes and watch chain impart
an appearance of GOODNESS to a man.
Half million cans of strawberries
have been put up in California this year.
is it, asks an exchange, because silence
is golden that so many stills are seized?
"A polite way of putting it-Troubled
with chronic indispositon to exerton.
&c Borrow as you go" is popular, but
"borrow all you can and then 90" is more
so.
The man who has ".iust one word" to
say is at large and equipped for the cam
paign.
Live frogs are peddled along Broad
way, New York, to the delight Of the
Frenchman.
Very few men can be whcely wrong.
The clock that does not go at all is right
twice every twenty-four hours.
A Detroit man has found out that
horse fly will stand on a PERSONS nose from
thirty to thirty seven minutes if not inter
fered with.
You cannot convince a dog with a
string of fire crackers attached to his mar
rative that the American Republic is
complete success.
A Vermont minister characterizes kiss
ing as 'honey on the tongue and gall on
the heart That's not the way gal is
spclt in Maryland.
An exchange says: alt takes thirty
men month to make one cancels hair
shawl" Yes and it often takes one man
thirty months to pay for it.
There are in Turkey at this moment
over forty thousand individuals incarcer-
ated for debt, and nearly all for debt due
to the Turkish government.
Ohio. \ Cleveland paper says: "Sherff
Winslow has received many compliments
for the perfect manner in which the hang
ing was accomplished"
A man in Yorkshire i" swapped - his
horse for a wife. An old bachelor acuuaint-
ance said he'd bet there was something
wit no
never have fooled it away in that manner.
The famous city of Sebastopol does
not now contain more than nine thousand
inhabitants, who vegetate in the midst of
crumbled walls, living by Il wretched COM
merce, which hardly brings them in bread.
-" I'd like you to help me a little
said tramp, poking his head into a coun-
Try store. "Why don't you help yourself"
said the proprietor, angrily. Thank you,
| will, said the tramp, as he picked up
bottle of whisky and two loaves of bread,
and disappeared.
They had good deal of trouble with
the Aztec woman attached to Barnum's
circus in Providence. 1t seems she wanted
her salary raised to s. week, but they
told her if they did it she would also be
obliged to appear as the Siberian malefac-
tor, and she said she would go back to
Limerick first, and take in washing again
at two shillugs a day, and they were
obliged to compromise by bringing her out
as the fascinating Odalisque of the Oeient.
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MY SISTER EMILY.

On" Column 500 per inch for year. Three cha
allowed to ycarly adyrrtisers MIthEnt additional chu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-07-22

of mammoth size and great age, found at
the mouth of Cape Fear river, some dis
lance beneath the surface of the water.
The cast of features in the Italian stat
ues is the same in each, no matter what
name is given to the composition. While
wandering through the annex the other
day came these
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-11
CLOAkSi

CLoAks' ohoAAS'
CLOAKSl
Monday, October 9th, 1876.
A large line of FASHIONABLE CLOAKS
received this day from one of the best manufac.
turers in New York, varying in price from
So 80 to S49 Call and see them.
D. T. BRASHEAR,
Fl, B. Hoomes. No. 100 King street,
oct9 Alexandris, Va.
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PTIRELY VEGETABLE

PURELY VEGETABLE,
Is harmless,
Is no drastic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is No intoxicating beverage,
Is fautless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine IN the world,
Is given with safety and the happiest resu!t ti
t. the most delicate infant
Does not interfere with business,
Docs not disarrauge the system,
Takes the place Of Quinine and Btters of eve
ry kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
ASK the recovered Dyspettics, Bilious su'-
ferers victims Of Fever and Ague, the mertu-
rial diseased patient, how they recovered health,
cheerful spirits and good appetite-they Will tell
you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator,
Tho cheapest, purcst and best family medicine
in the world.
1t contains four medical elements. never
united in the same happy proporti,n IN any
other preparation, viz: gentle Calaaruc,
wonderful Tonic, an unexceptlonso'e Aiterar
tive and certain corrective OF all impurities OF
the body. Such signal success has attended us
use, that it il now regarded as the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For all Disease of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen
AS q Remedy in Malsrious FeVers, Bowel
Complaints, Dyspepsia Mental Depression,
Restiessness, Jaundice. Nausea Sick Headache,
Collie, Constipation and Biliousness
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUTION AS there are number of lml-
tations otfercl to the public we would caution
the community to buy 40 Powders OF Prepared
simmons Liver Regulstir unless in our en-.
grsyed wrapper with Trade Mark, Stamp and
Signature unbroken None other is genuine.
j. 8. ZEILIN s. Co,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine. Simmons Liver
Regulator, has saved me many doctors bills. |
use it for everything it is recommended and
never knew it t. fail; have used it in Colicsnd
Grubbs with my Al ules and Horses, giving them
about hali bottle at time. l have not lost
one tha. gave it to. You can recommend 1t to
every one that has stock as being the best medi-
cine known for ali complaints that horse flesh is
heir To-. b. 7. TAYLOR,
SEPT Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

By authority vested in us by the plan of or
gsuiz.tIon of the Conservative party, we do
hereby name Wednesday, the 18th day of Octo-
Der ensuing, at ten o'clock q. M, as the time,
and Alexandria rs the place, for holding con-
ron.on to nominate the Conservative candidate
for the Senate of Virginia to fill the vacancy oc.
cssioned by the resignation of H. o. Clsughton,
ESQ. The convention will be composed of five
delegates from each msgister district in the
counties of Loudoun, Alexandris Fairfax and
Prince William, snd one delegate for each vot
ing precinct in the city of Alexandria
B. +. SHEETS,
Chm County Com Loudoun CO.
GEO. A. MUsHB aCH,
Alexandria city and county
THos MOORE,
Fairfax county
w. w THORNTON,
Prince William co
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A FULL and fresh line of TEAS receive :
In this day and for salc cheap by
sep z6 T. w. avery, 2t King st
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IL response to a telegram Judge 1. }. Mao
key, u pronounced republican, telegraphs as
follows:
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GROEERIES. DC.

GROCERIES, &c.
TT EOBT JENAINS & sons REFINEU
Ae LARD and Sugar cured Shoulders re-
oct : R. " AVERY, 225 King st.
DOTTOM PRICES ON SUGARS at 22'i
Oct : r. w. AVERY.
EIFTY CENT TEAS guaranteed equslt
q sny sold in the market:
| oct r. w. 4 AqER1 20 hlng ST.
A FULL and fresh line of TEAS receive !.
IN this day and for saIe cheap by
ECEIVED THIS DAY-T. Robert Jenk-
Aa ins & Sons celebrated uncovered SuE"
culed Hams, Shoulders and Breakfast Racor
| Snail siZes
sep Is r. ". AVERY, 226 King st.
a FRESH SUPPLY OF BORDEN EAGLL
| n BRAND MILK, the best in the world for
D!eI':s' sep 6 ''' ="'S I. w AVERY, 22s King st
TEE-NO CHOP in store snd for sale by
Al oc5 T. W AFEHY 22G Ein@s:
/ liverpool 6. q. SALT.
1000 SACKS LIVERPOOL 6. A. SAIL
in store ard for sale b.
sep 30 L. b HoOF.
soar soApl
70 boxes Rabbi:ts Best Soap.
70 Higgins German Laundry Soap.
~ JeweiPS Laundry Soap.
10 Best Sosp.
IL " McDaniels' Best Soap.
dis" Kitchen, crystal and Toilet Soaps.
oct W. y. JOHNSON.
DUTTER! BUjTERl-RccevcI this day
b 10 nkgs Pennsylvania Gladcs Butter; ais
w A. JOHNSON.
oct9 Cor. Cameron mnd Royal SIS.
DUTATUSSi POTATOES !-krceived by
Z ri! this day 800 bushels New Eork Stat"
Larly ruse ytat"es. W. \. JOHNSON,
ocie n 4. cor. Cameron ana Royal sts.
IN STOhF AND FOR sALE-2O cases 2 10
4 and 10 sS''s 1'"@'> y. = y Z. JOHNSON,
oct N. Z. cor. Cameron snd Royal stS.
ElEChlVhD TIL, DAY. boxes (sOO bs}
A Isaac Rich u Co.'S large No Goldfish.
w. y. JOHNSON,
cct1 \. t. cor. Catnero> "nd koya SIS.
gsUCK WHEAT Received this day choice
" W. A. JOHNSON,
oct9 Cor. Cameron and Royal sts.
10 BOXES BAKERS NO. l CHOCO.
~ LATE recci; cd this day by
ocl7 " a. JOHNSON.
NNIONS! ONICNSl % bbls n. Y State
~ Onions received this dsy by ,l,,-o,,
oct W. a. JohNSoN.
DG5T LEAF LARD, in tierce= and tins. for
go 1'' - I y cv ,rIIpTTRN
scp 10 q. - " ., :, = : = 49,
FULL LINE Ut' TOILET rad LAU-,-
a ,HA HoAfo ~ :, 6, = ,1,.RErRN,s
su.~.r.curod ,hou.de.s
nrd HrcnI.f..t Pieces ju,. received by
-.n - / G. i r. MiLBURN
New yrLEANs vDLA,s15 ana primy
~ s o1r'.'''" ''''' 'aJ' " 's'..'s' y = NihBUHN.
,,-4li, ,si;nu,i,.,x. und Bres..
= ~, p,.1,.. y,.r, ,I .,no r c.5v.i ty-is,y BY
oct j. { !: .. III ABJkA.
r-,r--[,I, I;E.r;.,c ,I.t.,I Coz.
~ g;-II i,,s, rrc,.,y.J by
,r;- l. & .E T. MILRURN.
gsR,uy r FACTORY CHEESE re-
''ilrJ ,h;. div nv
sep 30 j. = y r. NJ l+bo NN,
v-yHES:{ p;fT.gEk and EGGS Tor salr by
4 SEP l3 j. 6. j Z illLBUHN.
' -
q 80, "a, w, "t" ts..f.,,' i+innr Farin'.
,i1znn. IIorn starch, T.piyca, Mailoca rii1e
Flour. &c. f,r -al. Is
s1' = =, -,,,1-. tt:
8 br.nI1s NJ low tr,rn.
SEQ u McBUN\EY s. SON.
>,,,,,,, ,r,,,t, ,.v,,.,.. pAu!II
Hhi,S = rW ff@'> h.,2 n2,,,l.,.h - "a r.,'4 49,
sen IL $50. McEU y oOS.
,,,,.
~ sep 10 N&n y r- ny . 80
~ /,
L SAP-A3O HHESE Just received by
oct2 McBsji.NE. y son.
ssNEPAHED BONELES5 GOLDFISH jus;
{ received by
oct2 GEO. McBUttNEY y S-,N:
Fg'aE fRhTTI h>T Ten ;S,r;sT C"SI Ton S1;S ="
"A town u. toct y hcD = w =" y
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
n SECOND -
n SALE -

= NJ 'NAND SALE. 4
The great combination is happy to announce
to the citizens of Alexandria that they succeed.
cd in procuring the best part of the STOCK OF
Messrs j. w. Hatieigh late of l02o Chestnut
street. and 4. Il j. BartholomW, late OF 70 north
9Th street. Philadelptia, whose stocks were sold
out by auction by their assignee
Mr.. HENRY SCHWARZ.
Manager,
Will Offer the same on exhibition 0y Fh!DA1
MURNING, October 18th, and by public aIc-
tion sale commencing SATU RDA1 MORN.
ING ut ten o'clock, an continue until the en-
tire st elk is sud.
This stock was purchased seventy per cent
undor It's value, and great bargains can be ex-
pected. The stock empraces-
l2UO pairs of Blankets, in Grey and White,
10 4, ia and II 4.
Cloaks, Sacks and Talmss, in lowest and finest
grades.
Dresses, all ready made, in Cashmere, Merino
and Silk
Cloths Cassimeres, Woolens and Beavers
the very best goods. 49,. ;,
Fluunels- hite, Red, Blue, Grey, Medicated
AM Opera Marseilles
Quilts and Comtorters, in all qualities and
sizes.
Mons, Ladies' and Children's Under Shirts
and Vests
Shseings-5 4, 6 4, S.4, l0.4 and Il. 4, and 1000
other articles too numerous to mention.
Gs- Look out tor the day coming, as your
own price will Duy the goods. Respectfully,
II. SCH WAR;, Manager,
oct 10 Muirs corner.
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EIFTY CENT TEAS -gusranteed equalt
4 sny sold in the market.
oct Il. ". AVERY, 226 King st.
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TEy EOBT. JENKINS & SONS REFINEU
4e LARD and Sugar cured Shoulders re-
ceivad to. day by
oct : r. " AVERY, 225 King ST.
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IEXANDRIA VA WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ii, 1876
FANCY GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
We hsve iust opened our stock of New Goods
| for the tall season, selected in New York, Phil
| ade phiA and Baltimore Ii greatly reduced prices
Ladies Mesino Vests.
| Chidren's I"
| Ladies' Merno Skirts.
Lsuies 3almoral Skirts
Hoop Skirts and Bustas, new styles.
Glove. fitting Corsets 81 25
Sanitary Abdominal Corset, 81 80, and d large
variety of other styles.
Solid culcr Hosiery for ladies and children.
Corsl Jewelry Sets, Ear Drops, Pins, Crosses,
Necklaces, &c.
Gents' Merino Shirts, Suspenders. Collars.
Cuffs Ties, sc.
Ct!dren's hand knit Jackets.
lnti packs If Pins at &c q paper.
25U sots Collars and Cuffs, lOc
lu0 pairs Linen Cuffs, lOc.
$40 Collars, 6!c.
AID q tull lire of Fancy Goods and Notions,
At FERGUSON * BROS,
oct III 96 King street.
FALL GOODS.
Just opened st
c.. G. BEKRY'S
Kid Gloves, in two buttons.
Cambria Edgings.
Scarf Nets.
Black Silk Fringes and Laces
Zephyr Worsteds and Germantown Wools
Veilings, &c.,-all at prices to suit the times.
sep l6--tf
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lust RECEIVED BY STEAMER THIS
~ dsy beautiful assortment of
INGRAM CARPETS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
MATS AND RUGS.
Also MOTH PAPER, for putting under carpets.
oct5 D. I. WlTMER
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MEDICINES.

An ADDRESS TO tn E S / G 4,
Do you want to purify the syst"m!
Do you want to get rid of Biliousness!
Do you want something to strengthen you F.!
Do you want good appetite?
Do you want to get rid OF nervousness
DO you want good digestion?
Do you want to sleep well?
Do you want to build up your constitution!
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling
If you do, take
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATE
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NEW FALL GOODS NOW OPENING.
~ JIM. STEWART
Has iuat returned from New York and is open
ing large and handsome stock OF
FALL GOODS,
embracing line Of superior BLACh SlLhS
from ST. 25 to 81 Is per yard. These go ds are
Of superior make, and can be we'll recommended
to wear we'll and not cut.
Also Colored Gro Grains, in Navy Blues,
Browns and otber shades.
Black Cashmeres of very handsome finish and
quality, at alI prices.
Coored Cashmeres in all the cloth shades,
Seal Browns, Invisible Greens, London Smoke,
Msroons and Navy Blues These goods are
very handsome and very cheap.
a great variety of
of new character for dresses and oVersklrts.
Black Bargthea Cloth for mourning.
Tamse Cloth
Australian Grapes.
All the Camels' Hair Goods in the different
shades.
Plaids for children, in handsome colors.
A large stocks OF Prints, very pretty.
Cretons plain and in all the shades.
Superior Wide Black Silk Velvets, for man
tillas and trimmings, from So 25 to Sl2 60 per
yard.
A limo of Corsets, both white and coored,
some handsomely EN- broidered. -
Buibris gan and other Cotton Hosiery, solid
colors, in i avy Blue, Cardinal and Seal Browns.
Bleached Goods Of all descriptions.
Canton Flannels.
4 fne line OF Wool Flannels, Shaker, &c.
These goods have been bought at the lowest
| rates and will be sold low. sep 3
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DOTTOM PRICES ON SUGARS ct -
- King street.
Oct ! +. w. Ag Ek =.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10
JACOB q. JACKSON.

The ablest man. in our judgment, in
the late House Of Delegates. was the
Hon. jacob b. Jackson OF Parkersburg
1t is not our intention TO write full
some eulogy upon him; but we dc
think that his services to the State n
large. aud more especially to this por'
tiou thereof, rntiIlc him 10 the hearty
thanks Of oar people
Feu'less. trunk and honest. Mr.
Juckson's powerful voice aud sill more
powerful arguments could always b.
heard Ut the right time aud in the right
rluce. lie wasted no tune 10 plutituLcs;
but gets right down to sol.d facts; aud
voc DO unIo his opponent. No man in
this State. in tho Legislature or out Of
it, is jacob j., JrcksUn's superior III
ability. integrity, or in devmisu TO the
correct principles Of ia Republican gov
ernmcut. For these reasons then, and
in return for his able uud manly defence
Of the interests Of this section Of the
State. TUE WESTON DuocRAr. 10 be.
half Of the people. desires to puy him
this tribute