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New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
CTONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
~ AND ALL POINTS EAST.

REDUCED FARE.
TO BOSTON, FIRST CLASS, q. .,r. a.
TO PROVIDENCE, FIRST CLASS, sS
Elegant steamers leave So North River foot OF
cSats Tor sale at principal ticket Offices satefo9ss s
senred at Offices OF westcot Express Company ana " 'o
n'0Aa"''' PROVIDENCE LINE
steamships ELECTRA aud GALATEA leave PER zI Soh.n h
river foot Park place. Freignts VIA a'n"f
lire taken al lowest rates ~ q a.pconu prss,t
i. W FILKINb.G. p. Agt ~ o. bAhSo"0s SA~s
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
seames leave Peebslp for New Haven at and ii In,
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
Misrelianecns

flisreiiancons
CANCER.-New Trcatise-IIow cured, without
Okne orpoisonous minerals Dr Drstoddards W. l4thst.A4
N0TICE.-Any person having the autographs
" Of the IoreRso Dow or Peggy Dow iI chiGf
a spec sndlng the ~ his nephew, L. j.
BfIDGMAN. Bergen Nights, Nj.
physicians, Dentists, &c. whOwish genuine
Chartered University n.gTera address mciosing lo
CENTS J. L. NUlI.LE, Boston, Mass
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
new YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

- BOUND BROOK ROUTE rrf
Law. sNvh TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -.
Aa iso root OF LAbertyst At $40 e45 Tao. e:i5
t sd ioOt o. cssEsons, esS, 1885, 300 m 1880,
- x Philadelphia from stAtlon North Pennsylvania Rail
fsop na and Bsrkssts. st 7So. $50 1850. Ss20 8,
~ nan Drawing Room Cars are attached 10 the 745 and
M pM N unns from New YORK. ana TO trains leaving Third
<15 x4sIs. At and $50 d. N. -
1a,nS connect Trenton Jvnefton 10 Trenton.
hlf ~ ts1ton toe New York sc 546, Sl0. l020 2l0
'ss $50. T:20 p. m.
II. P BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILRoAD.-Aftor Sept. Is. 1876, through
uRns vii, Grand Ceytra DeDot: -
300 a pt Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
room cars through Rochester. aud 81 Adams, W.
l03Oa in. Special Chicago Express, Win draWlngfoom
o Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara fS4A
ll50 a. m. Northern and Western ErJrssS -
$50 D. M. Special Albany. 1rY, ana "esttFh EzPess
Connects Eas; Albany with uict express ior te West
l0Op p. m Montreal Express with see9ngears from New
York to Montreal . ,,-.,-.- -
Express with sloepirg for NatsftoNn and
Canandaigpa- Also, for Montreal via flattSorRh -
$50 p. Psehe EKureus daily with seePine-eas Ios
Rochester FAILS Buffalo, Cleyelaud, LOUISVILLE ana
also .or Chicago. VA both l. H. ana e karo aus
HOOP NJ, Express with sleeping cars Tor Albany ana
Troy ,rS.. a.. -.
252 and 4l3 Broadway and Wcsoeu Express o. Offices
u,s.h,ng.o- n Rrooklvn. c. r. MEEkER,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR WOODEN BLANKETS.
ii DEpor QUARrRRMAsTTR's OFFcE, l,l39 GnLlEpsr,l
THIfAuEiI1tit Nov. l6, 1875
Scale Proposa duplicate, wil b. received AT is ohse
unt noon TUBS DAY 1875 for supplying the tliE
aTment 4th Five lhousaud ooien bAhA'
Army standard.
The right 10 reject any all bids il reserved
For information detail apply at this oiicc
Envelopes be ADDRESSED Proposals tE blanksts'
d. NJ. RUCkEfL Asst. QHaTternaster General.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
Horses. Carriages, farness, &f.

A COUPE and PARK PHEATON, one top
N. ade-bar WAGON and ono doctors PHA ETOE, all
nearly rev at sacrifice To be At 109 East Thrteeuth
q, near P0urthave.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

p
sonnecting with the railroad.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
-, .ALLENIOWN LINE.-Ferry Stations IN New York
s.eAon loot Of Iiberty-st - -
Commencing Oct q 1S76-Ieave Ns,V Work foot of LIB
80 mMAH TRAM for Easton Belvidere Bethlehem,
AlentCHn; maueh Chunk. 1amanend wilkes sbarre
a. Dgntai, &c: connects Bound Brook for Tren
e ~ fhAadelIa; nc Junction D.. l.. & w R. r.
~ H. -hor eOmeryile and Remington. -
Hssh -AOkAING kxrREss, daily except sundays tor
r. W.. u.sJ Blahch, EastOn Allentown, Harrisburg ano
connects at kasOn for Mauch Chunk, rimequa
sISDs~ nLkesOaffe scranton Danyle, Wilh9msp0fb &c
NsnsS nlLEAPkkss for RemingtOn Easton. Alsnt0wn
civ usn,hhL hikesDnrre, Scranton, ramaqua, Mananoy
Po,,sy,l.s a Keadng Columbia, Lancaster, EphratA
xfnw n-For High Bridge Branch. Easton Belyidsre,
a., .,nsoT and Mauch Chunk connects Junction with
- 1ack and West railroad.
KY p m-kor SomoryiIe and Flemin gton.
So ssty p m-For BOunG Brook.
Ansn m-ENENNG EKPREss daily, for Easiop Beiyidere
@sxersssouTg - and the Wess
80 p. D--FOr Easton-
40 leave foot Of Clarkson up town, at o3b 73e
f31 sSoo dlJ5 m: l2;6O, l6O. $40 42O ozo o'zo
'fs 80, l00J. ll:5O y. m. - ~..-
ss sSSs1Gs,cn M made BY ciarksOnst Ferry 3, Jersey City
~ Ia ~ Trains marked .
so trains to local points see timetable at stations
l,NNEW-Y0RK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ERI BAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORK, LONG
Se.-s.Ssh, OCEAN GROVE, SEA G1RT. AND SQUAN.
ss ~ soe OF Nov, 10 1876; Trains leave New ork from
ki6 AoeriysI North River at Sfb, ll4b a. M 4;l9'
sfsn ssson loot Of clarksOn-st at ll.35 a. IN
v 4. 70 end nom keyport connect az Matawan station
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

ENALL RIVER LINE
L. TO BOSTON
FARE REDrCEp TO sf-FIRST CLASS.
THE WORLDItENoN NED STBANk rs
BRIS1DE AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pior IS, North River, foot OF Murrayst-
Daily SUNDAYS excepted 40 430 m.
Tickets SaicoOs secured principal hotels ard ticket
ofee9 and the pier and ste3merS GEORGE CuNNOB,
Gen Pass Agent. BORDEN & LOWELL B~e o.
Y EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
H ARRANGEMBNr OF rAGSENOER TRAINS April 10,
lS76-Leaye dpos foot o C1tl2Hd and Desbrosos si az
Ia M. EastOn Bstiehsn. Allentown, Mauch Chnnk,
HazlCtOn, Meadow. MasnOv City Shenandoah, MI
Carmel SbamOkiu. NkcSbnre rtstnn Sayre Eiuirh &C.
connecting IthS Auburn, Rochester, Bur
falo, Niagara Falls and The West.
/ D M foT Easton, Aheniown. hauch Chunk,
HazietGn. Maanoy City Shenandoah ~ikesosIre 1tkton
making close councillors for hs1dlhg. fotVbe, "u
Harrisburg. -,
Chunk stopping NJ all siatisns
6aO m Nght Express caily. for 5aston Bethlehem Al
lenovp Mauch Chunk NIlSeSbafre f1:tston, SaIe Emra
Ithaca Aubnru. Rochester, Btaa, Niagars fs and the
west PuIman's seeI ing caacEcs attached
'' KOBT. n. SANkI, Supt. and kngr
of Church and Cor Anal sta
CHAS IL INNINGS.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
gteamboais ano Railroads.


A LBANY = PEOPLES LINE.-SPLENDID
sseapboss leave Pier A. North River foot d Canal st.
Nor,h and We Meals On a the European % pan al
N B-state rooms heated by steale-ppes
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
PORT leaves 80 and bridgeport atl1
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Trains leave NewYork via Corandt and Desbrossess
$50 m washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago cin
eiDna, Louisville, Indianapolis. &c. Par0I cars 10
Washington Pullman cars 70 principal es,ern cities
savannah ,L" LLynchouTg; re- Aisntat Eeworeans SSc
fnGIanspons Sc Pullman cars to washington % Pun
1856 pa M S ws.hnston the south and West Richnooa
SSTs caSo eoaSbas a cacn9s Sc Louis & LOUIS
vile ID@isnapSns &c Pullman sleeper. . Washing
.Dailv. oti er trains daily except SUNDAYS.
and and at 9oEet oce. oos
ASK ToR af 1ND of6
ERIE RAILWAY
~ wINTEB ARRANGEMENT of trains. in effect Nov. l3.
a m-.Gneinnsti and Chicago psy Exgress Drawing.
oo@ 70 BaS ana sIsPsnsioa % BdEe and Sleeping
l045 mExpTess Mail for Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
4 p: DAILY Pacific Expres. for The West. Sleeping
nail CyeaIs Chicago Without change; also, Din
roS cars TO Cleveland aud Chicago O., Ear
% sG l s n D sStas 20 s1S ssSt. sn sunay %
Pa and Pas.4o @ sAS 74S 10 % y y nSS@ %@
night Sundays, Sop, ~ n nl 1919 ~So D. n, anu II u
Psterson, 6:45 7,45 $50 10, Io45 ll9oa m, ~
l45 81 d 3;45 4}e. s. 5l5 g. $50 g. D. 10 p and
~ midnight Sundays $50, 9;l5 10a m, 14S, $50 p
suaern S:75 745 10 lo:45 a. m 3,45 g. g. T. D. m-
IL midnight Sundays, $50, 10 Las, $780, and
Cornwall 7,45. 0 a. H. $780, 4:sO p sundays $50
NeTGSrEh 7z5, s. io;45 a m $50. p m. sundsyA
KinasioD. a. M. 3sOp m. Sundays $50 T.
Goshen 7iG, 3, lu45 $3.50, 545, 4:SO p. m. Sun
days, $50 20 a M ?. m
davs S:;t 10 =. m, The IN. and 4:30 trains
ednect with NewYork and 0swego Mdland H. r. al Mains
Port Jervis 7A5, 9, lO45 m 4:30 7p m Sundays $780,
10 a. ni- and I. m ,,,. =. - - - ~, -.
leave Twe fhist fteea minutes earlier Than above tmo,
trans leaving quarter hours leave Twenty
thjr a. thirty earlier. BEATS leave Twenty third ~
1915 connecting with trains leaving Chaiu
bers st. at 10 y. and ~ midnight
passage ard Tor Apartments IN Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the
transfer OF Baggage be le at the Cpanys
Offices Nos 23g 40l, 529, and 957 Boadwayi No Court
st., Brooklyn, and 81 the Company depots 1, , = o,
Express Trains from the West arrNe IA new ofA AZ NS
o IN. lao and 7;55 y M.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EnglewoOd Coster Piermont and Nvack
day nights only at II 80 sundays IN. and $50 p
Napuet Spring Valley, Aonsey, :, 9t5 m, 445
JNO. y. ABBOTT. 0cnl rass Agent, New-York.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il with Ulster and Delaware E1iliosd, landing at High
land Falls West Poin. Cornwall, Sewburgh, Marlboro,
Milton, poughkcepsie, ard EsOpus. Steamboats, ThoInas
Cornell leave every Tuesday Thursday. and SATURDAYS James
w BALDWIN Monday, Wednesday Friday Sutngtt. Pier 4S
N X. at4 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
Sales bp Auftion

Sales bp Auftion
A. HzRwTx Aucuoneer.
pY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co, $50 Broadway,
- near Bondst-Sales Of Books. Works Of Ara &c &c.
RY JOHN H. DRAPER e. Co., Auctioneers.-
~ THE DELAWARE. LACKAWAHNA AND I'd WESIEReN RM e
RAILROAD COMPANY will sell 100000 tons SCRANTON
COAL at public auction WEDNESDAY, Nov. 22, AZ IL
SAMUEL SLOAN. President.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF THE
u INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION BUILDINGS IN
PARAMOUNT PARK,
PHILADELPHIA.
On FRIDAY MORNING, Dec. ], 1878, ~ IL O'Clock,
order Of the Centennial Board Of Finance, VIII DO so with
ea reserve all the buildings owned by the board OF F1Eance
aoiadng the Main Building grcutursi Building Carriage
nal buildings. Terms cash deposit OF 70 per cent VIII
y required on each property when struck down. "
~ description the building be bad IN pamphlet
n 10 days before the sale application 70 the anetoneeS
NJ. THOMAS & SONS,
Nos. l39 and I4l South Fourthst. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
NEW-YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HART

II
IN FORD r. R.-SEW-YOHK AND NEW.HAVEN DI-
VIsION-snmner cement commencing H. 1879.
Passenger Station in NegYoTk, Grand Central Depot
trance on Forty second ~.
IRANs LEAVE Nw-1oRK. -
Trains Tor New Haven leave at 40 lAec'n 800 (ErA
(Accn) (ieTl 4:40 sud 5l5 local Ex (ET. and 10
For South HorwslE go sos eos II = H. l2m CEr)
200 g. is 440, Sis, 5:t5 635, D. 10 For SamfO,
t45 b:iS 5:4g, 6:3s 7s20, 9, 10. and 1875 p m.
Boston Express Springfield at SOB and ii a. In and
D M via Shore Line at and 10 2. M the 9O5 m j,
=. aud 10 m stopping at stamford Notwak, and
sos and II p M ard 10 p NJ at Bridsep3rL TIE ,
vision for Providence and the Connecticut Valley at
sGybrook. The sos a. n. and p M connect with
Shore lane Division for Norwich and New. Haven and
northampton r. st hsvHsyen and the % and y.
n for Newport; sos, u ~ and p trains
for Montreal The 500 and p connect with Nau.
Ratuck and Housa0fo r. RS Bridgeport The S0J M,
and l. 3I5 440. and D. m. with DanburY and Norwak,
South NoTwalk, and the S0j l. A40 and 545
with New Canaan X X. ~ Stamford.
sunday Boston Mail Trains p via Springfield ut 10
D. m via Providence.
DrawiDgToo Carr Day Express, and Sleeping Cars
Tctets can be purchased Ticket once Of Company
Grand Central Depot At Offices Of ~ " Transfer Co. 9i4
slso check baggage fr0B, residence 70 destination.
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
II the NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.-kare
lower than other route. Commencing November IL,
1875 leave Eew-York from Pier North hiveE foot OF Rec
II a m for Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River, and
Ip m for Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River Ware.
town. aud Tuekerton w .. sNEDhN, Gen. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

A LBANY peoples LINE.-SPLENDID
seanbosts leave Pier A. North River foot oi Canal
pAILY (Sanday excepted for Albany and all points
North and West Meals the European plan
N B-State rooms heated by stealc-pipes.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
Drp gooos.
Boar0 ano Rooms.
BROOKLYN Board.

Brooklyn Board.
ROARD-ON THE HIGHTS-66 Willow-st
- within i've Minutes waik Of WalLst. or Fulton
Ferry hrsteass table aaa pleasant rooms.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

RROOhLlN BOARD, go Clark-st.-A suite
OF two or more ROOMS with every convenience for gen.
tlensn aud wife family; single rooms reference re-
quired terms moderate.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Nsugetuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BRI DGE
PORT leaves Catharnesp at 80 and bridgeport atl1
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
6eIp rJanteo

6eIp Wanteo
A GENTLEMAN of address. aDlnty, aua ,
"A strict integrity desires " r. Tr1banc
Office, Box ~,
OOOK.-Wanted in a small family, m ~ miles cs
from ~ ~ references required Apply on wednesday
from SntiI o'clock, ct i1S ''As' 4iSes~ ----
nuoNoGRAPHER WANTED.-T0 party
character ability permanent posi-
.s.o VI sasrsss X A. l.. Tribune Ohice.
WANTED COOKS.-Good situations. Apply
w at 2OS West 31thsI
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

NNASHING.-A respectable colOred woman
w 10 wash y the month"; week, by the Gazea 'oIe
reasonable terms Call address Mrs BELL 25 West
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-01

TEE provident Indian covers his hat
with dirty handkerchief 30 protect It
from the snow. The improyidcn, In
dian hasn't got either hat or handler
chief. The provident Indian is the on.
tha. is successful at poker. When the
rod man gambles LIE plays for al that's
ed and when luck il against him b.
plays of hat. coat, boots, horse, wife.
everything. When he has had run Of
bad luck aud the weather is as severe as
that Of to-day, hc lays down behind y
woodpils and takes his solemn oath that
no will never touch another card as long
as he lives. but soon RECEIVERS from his
fit Of dependency AMI hunts job TO-
earn money with which 70 again woo the
tickle goddess -BeviHc.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-01
PAUL BOYTON.
Shspw recksd io the Cunnrd Deck
and Qsite NJ Home.


Captain Paul Boyton gave. in the
presence OF a great crowd, M exhibition
in his life saving dress yesterday after
noon at the Cunard wharf, jersey City,
for the benefit of the Jersey City lTospi.
tai. Dressed in his patent suit OF rub
Der, Captain Boyton appeared a little
ate. Not much Of him was visible with
the exception Of the face. After reach
ing the slips leading to ths water, he
stopped for q NONE Il 10 initiate his suit
and fas,en to his foot tho apparatus for
supporting his sail. A slight nod Of
acknowledgment for the greeting given
him by the crowd, wave of the hand. n
spring, and he Ind disappeared beneath
the water and came up in moment
looking disgusted and Id. lie at once
started oil down the basin with rapid
movement Of his double AIDED paddle,
making fair headway. lie turned quick
ly and cane to the starting point, using
his fee, with a propeller like movement
to aid his progress. He then walked
through the water with an apparently
easy movement to thu float. Stepping
his mast in the support he started OIL FOR
sail with Jib and mainshset, close
trimmed. He then padded out to n iloat
" in the stream" which vas provided
with all manner Of things, no careful man
goes to sea without, and taking thorsfrom
several pigeons, T.. i notes under their
wings to convey the Intelligence OF his
shipwreck Having fulfilled that part Of
the programme, he next set of number
Of blue lights and Roman candles to at.
tract the attention of passing vessels, but
failing to attract & sir attention lie set a.
work to build raft. Passing to and fro
lie brought together in the center of the
basin collection OF ,inbors. Diving
into his ineIhaustible buoy he produced
from il hammer and nails, and in
workmanlike manner constructed in
few moments raft capable Of support
ing several people. Fati.ued by his oI-
ertions he went to work fishing, and not
wthstanding the derisiye cries from the
small boys present, succeeded an catch
ing fish after few minutes. Having
caught his fish he dressed it and cooked
it bv a small furnace which was ilshed
up from the buoy. A complete set out
Of dinner furniture, including q table
cloth and napkin, was obtained from the
- same old buoy, and at last a small,
suspicious bottle. from which he drank
the Rip Van Winkle toast. Finishing
his repast. he then went duck shooting.
The exhibition closed with n grand .fea
ls joie Of rockets and bombs from the
raft and the triumphant voyage Of one
Of the aforementioned gamins on the
captains shoulders from one end Of the
basin 10 the other A storm of cheers
greeted his regppsarance on dry land.
He presented no trace Of his eyortion
beyond nm inhamsd face and slight in
crease in She temperature Of his body
v. !. lEorh, Jan. q.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-01

RIVALS IN WASH NaroS SOCIETY,"
Washington. Jan. l0th.-'ro. night Sec.
retary Chandler gives n dinner to the
President and Mrs. Grant, and has
invited the Cabinet 10 meet thom. lt
will undoubtedly be an elegant affair.
as Mrs. Chandler knows so we'll how
to preside with elegance aud dignity
Sho j., in NV estimation, a much
moro elegant woman than Mrs. Fish.
and certainly possesses "A much more
attractive personelle. Mrs. Fish could
not possibly be donominated hand
some by her most deyUut worshlpers.
and has a stout, matronlv, but by no
means graceful figure. Thon, again.
she does not dress IN thoroughly good
taste, inasmuch rs her toilets are in-
clined towards too much trimming.
aud are trifle too young for ono o'
her years, position and dignity. Mrs,
Chandler has face uf more protein.
tons 10 beauty, which, however
lose, its greatest charm from its sever.
ity Of expression. IL IL uncompro.
missing and unsympathotic, and in
ths latter characteristics resembles
Mrs. Fish. Mrs. Chandler has. how
ever. tall, straight, striking figure
which, although not at all willoNy q
supple, il commanding, and she
dresses with great elegance and taste,--
Cincinnati Gazette.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-01

Tur Enterprise. joining hands with tht
Gold Hill Actss. suggests Jimmy Blaneh.
ard as edito, Of the RertiRs during our
absence nt the Centennial as representa-
tive Of the Sazerac Lying Club. Jimmy
won't do Mt all; he gets found out in bis
lies. Lying, like stealing, is only wrong
when you get caught at IT, --Rsuc.de, 20,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
IFron the Ronney Intellirepc.r.l

The ticket is now before the people, and,
We believe is such ON ono as ought TO satisfy
all reasonable voters. II sny Democratic
voter would have preferred changes, it is now
too late to complain, and the duty of every
man is plain, who prefers Democratic, to Re-
publican principles and rule, viz: cease criti-
cizing and 60 to work in good whole hearted
ness to elect the ticket The Democrats Of
Hampshire will do their duty and roll up such
majority as will surprise the candidates
themselves.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
CouNrr1r1Ms.-Fron .h. sbepherd,,ou,

Re9t'ter we copy the following items:
During = reeen, heavy rain the niil>dau,
race, end bridge attached to the Mill belong,
ing to Mr Bsnj'min Hsfnsa, near shep-
herdstoWu, were almost sstirsIy washed away,
requiring several hundred dollars to make the
necessary repairs.
Mrs james Cook. residing near Shepherds
town, vas going down stairs to retire to bed,
q few nights ago, when her dress caught in q
shot gun in the corner ~ the head of the
steps, which fell over and "seooted" down
stGirs in . room where her husband vas un>
dressing . child. The gun event or lad
lodged a load Of shot il the aide OF her hus>
brDd, but luckily no serious damage WAS sus-
'sined by him Dr. Tanner extracted the
shot.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
IFrom tha Richmond fYnN Whin1

The nomination of Maj Henry NJ Mathews,
of Greenbrier, tor Governor of West Vir-
ginio, will be very gratifying Intelligence to
the many warm rsonal triepds Mai. Mathews
has in this Old Commonwealth. At the
"Old White," which is his headquarters
during the summer, the major is a favor;e
with everybody, and if his popularity in that
section is a true index as to the rest of tho
State, there need be no fears as to his eec>
ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
From the Richmond val Di,potcb.1 !

The names of the men nominated by tho
Democrats Of West Virginia for the various
Offices to be filed in that State next fall, and
of those appointed delegates to St. Louis,
have familiar sound in the mother State,
Mr. Mathews, Greenbricr man, seems to he
almost one Of our own public servants lie
will no doubt be elected Governor by large
majority.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
TFrom the MartiusSurC stat.,map.1

We can give aud We mean To give to the
nominations hearty support; and We will
not permit ourselves to doubt the triun phant
success of the whole ticket.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
IFrsm the Yyhe.line Res;.t,r.

Itrsm the Wheeling Register
Taken all together. the ticket is a good ono,
and judiciously arranged, carefully distrib>
uted, and We see no good reason why it will
not receive the generous, cordial and unan.
imOus support of the entire Democratic party
in West Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
GFrom the Ph,lippi rl.indeal.r.l

So far We have heard no objection to the
ticket; yeI while this is the case, let rs not
only be Gasisfed with good ticket bat see
that it is triumphautly elected. Let every
Democrat "fAIl iu line" and work from now
until the day of election. Let rs stand united
and victory is ours.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
From th. MhssIine sun.l

the entire ticket is which speaks we'll
for the wisdom of tho Convention It not
only is composed Of good men, but its ele-
ments are suoh as tend to harmonizs the uu>
fortunate discords heretofore existing in the
Democratic ranks in West Virginia. 1t will
sweep the State by very large majority.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18

tFrOm the Petersburg CVa) Post.I
Tho Democrats of West Virginia, in cons
vention assembled, have nomiuo,ed Mr.. II.
NJ. Mathews, of Greenbrier, as their candi.
date for Governor. They could not have
made better nomination.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
from IL. Moor.0.ld E1,m;r.r,1

There are TWO or three gentlemen on it in
whose place We preferred others, yet as a
whole We are we'll satisfied, and we promise to
do our share of the work in having every
candidate triumphantly elected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18
PoETIcAL.
TEN L1rrLERAD1cALs.

Ten little Radicals standing In line
One swIndled Indians, then there were nine.
Nine little Radicals waiting for their fate
One joined q whisky ring and then there were
eight.
Eight little Radicals very far from Bearsn.
One souEht . third term and then there were
seven.
Seven little Radicals playing naughty tricks
One Joined district ring and then there were
ak.
si1 little Radicals looking all alive
One formed . naval ring and then there were
Eve.
Five little Radisals-nve and no more
Ono sold . tradorEhip and then there were four.
Four little Radicals, out on spree
One went for bogus claims, then there were
three.
Three little Radicals. troubled what to do
One the machine mashed. then there were two.
Two little Radicals ready for . run
One sold to Cameron and then there was enc.
Ono little Radical sitting all alone,
He wont for railroad bonds and then there was
mono.
No little Radicals running on the course,
Everybody murmurs. Hayes. the dark horse"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-18

tFrom tho Charleston Courierl
Taken all through. the ticket averages we'll,
and when tho extraordinary circumstances
under which much of it was nominated are
considered, it must be regarded as q miracle
of success.