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For stomaohs Out of Order,

No medicine VIII so ehccualiy improve the
tone nj thsst lnigh % sthrne IIl 4; me- remove
" ssS1 " 9ccasiorfi tttlfrlE Dl,elnperunre "
Improper Tiel lfey N1cN-tnr liver anal reduce
II % Il hrIthy action ;tlcy are wonderfully Gnica-
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curing all disorders .. the liver and stomach,
HOLLOWAY FILLS are the best known l.
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Frvers ofali Kinds, Fits, tout Headache, lndl-
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plants, LumbagO, Piles Ehrumau IN Refer
lion OF urine >croiIla or King Evil, sore
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TunOfs, ticcr- Wins 81 cd snds, Weakness
INN HilY t..til.r etc. IL
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

VI C'rHn1hp,ioh, 'ilht tc6htp- OF humanity, Ii
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS


In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
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''For"ign Travel,

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Nicholas Minturn,"
b. Or, Holland, the Editor,

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e-t satisfaction ~ the readers of lie
Monthly. a..
The s'sna Of this latest novel is laid or
the banks Of HE Hudson The hero IL Il
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" Home LIFE and Travel"

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The High Commission.

The decd is done. The grandest
thJl OF all time is recorded, and Hayes
takes his seat as President, not by
the voice OF the American people,
but through the villainy Of the Great
Overturning Board Of Louisiana and
the perfdy of the Grand Suppress
ing Board OF the nation.
Wells and Bradley to the 'front.'
The will of the majorityis no longer
to be expressed by the ballot. The
Constitution is no longer to be the
supreme law, but is brushed aside as
a cob-web. What beautiful thing
is this Republican Government Of
ours? How pales the first Magma
Charta when compared with our sell
adjusting Constitution, 1t is clear
~ demonstrated that while the con.
stitution says John Smith shall not
be elected to IL certain Office, when
John asserts his claim to that office
whether by virtue of a real major.
ity, or by the manipulations of q
Returning Board-there can be no
authority in the State to question
his title, and no power in the nation
to look at his papers and say nay
Under Ibis plastic constitution, non
partizan tribunal can one day set "
the Rights of the State, on the next
proclaim the supremacy OF the ma
tion, and on the third, assert the i'm,
potency Of both, Thus do We prog.
ress in the science of Government.
Verify, the Republic is dead. Its
spirit has departed, and its form must
soon be laid away, Or he who is in
possession of his fine senses must
hold his nose,
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Trust Sale |!

IN pursuance OF deed Of trust dated
on the 18th day OF September 1879. and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF Mason
County, in Trust Deed Book, No 2, pages
SOl, &c, executed by Andrew B. AlexAnder
and c. Il. Alexander, his wife, to the UNI
dersigned, Trustee, upon certain real es-
tate therein described, and for the purpose
OF. securing to William A, Alexander GER
tain debts due from the said - B. Alexan-
der to him, and also to indemnify him as
the security OF the said A. B, Alexander
in divers sums and 10 divers parties, all
fully set out in said trust deed, and the
said Andrew having failed to pay said
debts or to indemnify the said William as
his security, | shall on
The Sd day of April, 1877,
sell on the premises at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the land des-
cribcd in said trust deed, as being the farm
upon which the said Andrew b, Alexand.
err and wife now reside, in the County Oi
Mason State oil West Virginia, containing
about Four Hundred Acres, and the
SINE conveyed to him by his father, Sam
uel Alexander deceased, and the heirs Of
James X. Craig, deceased, and bounded by
the lands OF George w. Craig Elisha KIM
bcrling, c. W. Maupin, and the KanawhG
River. JOHN l.. COUCH,
march l-iw. Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LIFE ESTATE.
Peter Hunter, ct, al VS., Edmund s
Hannah.

Peter Hunter, ct. al, VS., Edmund s.
Hannah.
In Chancery
DY virtue of decree rendered in the
ID above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court Of Mason County, West Virginia, at
the October term, 1876, the undersigned
Special Commissioner, will on
Saturday, the It'll day of April, II,
at the front door OF the Court House Of
said county, proceed to sell at public auct.
ion, to the highest bidder, the life estate OF
Edmond S. Hannah in farm containing
800 acres, more or less lying on the Ohio
river in said Mason County, just below the
mouth OF Eighteen Mile Creek,
The lie estate to be sold as aforesaid is
the same that was devised to the said Ed
mond S. Hannah by the last will aud tesla
mcnt of Esom Hannah, decd OF record in
the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court aiorc-
sold in viii Book No. |, page 24l,
TERMS OF SALE,-Cash as to one-fourth
OF the purchase money, and credit OF one
and two years as to the balance in equal
instNlments. The purchaser will be requi.
red to give bonds with good security for
the deferred payments, and the title will
be rctained as IL further security.
d. W, POLSLEY,
march l.Iw. SpCCl Comr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-03-01
The Grent MIstnke.

The great mistake made by the
Democracy in Congress and in the
country, in the matter of the Elector-
al count, was in chcrishing and act,
ing upon the belief that there were
to be found some honest men in the
Republican party in Congress and
especially among the members of the
Supreme Court, though allied TO that
organization. And so believing they
were willing to trust the decision Of
the presidential question to any hon
est tribunal, relying upon the
strength of their case for favorable
issue. This confidence was height
ened b. the traditional respect enter
tanned for the Supreme Court, which
led them to reject the idea that any
member of that august tribunal, be
his political affiliations what they
might, would be so far controlled by
partizan considerations as to endorse
rascality and fraud, and consent to a
llagrant outrage on the popular will
of the country. But the event has
shown that they were egregiously
mistaken in their estimate of Repub
lican honesty-which is nowhere dis.
covcrable, not even among the mem
bers of that party occupying the Su-
preme bench-a mistake croditable
to the heart, if not to the head. And
bitter experience has taught them Il
lesson, which argues depth ofpolit.
ical dcprayity in the Republican
part unutterably disgraccful to hui
mainly itself.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-03-01

We think a great deal better OF
Morton, who from first to last resist
ed the Commission scheme, than OF
those republicans who favored it.
Morton is bold, audacious scoundrel,
who was prepared to march by
straightforward steps to his wicked
object, regardless of popular clamorr
or the hazards Of bloodshcd, while
his party associates, less courageous
but not less knavish, sought to nc
complishing the same bad purpose
by sapping and mining-by trick,
cry and chlcane-by device prom
Using to achieve the same end as eff
feetually without ineurring the haz-
ards and dangers which besct the
holder project of Morton, The differ
encc between the two is that between
the bold highwayman and the sneak
thief.-Er.