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NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.
FINE Hoes.-Some fine hogs were slaugh-
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LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

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We haye'nowhere seen the status OF
the Massachusetts statesman towards The
party Of old exploded ideas revAmped for
a politicalcampaign, more eIsctly defined
than in this paragraph:
1.-THE precise difference between Butler,
the Massachusetts, trickster, and kear-
ney, the California communist lies IN the
fact that Kearney appears to be sincere.
Their professions are as like az two peas,
and their modes OF argument. ThuR But
lsr SAYS: Protecting the creditors and
tie Malone faith. That's the way they
express It Holding n mortgage and
grinding The poor man. Squeezing prop
erty down and debts up. until debt eats
up all the property Kearney utters
columns Of such stuff, in style better,
because more forcible. He talks as II he
meant Il; Butler talks as II he wanted
votes. But the same theoryand spirit OF
Communism speak Through both-the
theory that property is robbery and
that rent and interest are cruel and wick.
ed, and the base and cowardly spirit Of
hatred for system which gives q man
only his own. Is Il really crime to lend
money on mortgage Then three.fourths
Of the voters OF Massachusetts are crimi-
malls, for they put their money into the
hands Of lending agents called savings
banks, and expect them to grind the poor
man enough to pay good interest. That
Is the doctrine which Massachusetts
thanks to General Buter-is now forced
10 face ---. -.-.---. N. -
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who spends his money as fast as he earns
II, without ever attempting TO provide
for the future Of bis vile and family or
for his own old age, Is according TO the
new system Of political economy more 70
be respected than bis frugal and indus=
trious brother. And II the latter chooses
az an investment for his savings Govern.
inent securities instead OF putting II lin n
savings bank he becomes % bloated bond.
hoIder,' who il regarded as the very worst
kind Of capitalist. II poor clerk in a
dry goods store manages 10. get friend
to trust him with little money which,
with his business experience 10 assist
him, be puts In n store, and the invest
ment turns out successfully, be instantly
becomes one OF the obnoxious class. II
he had never attempted TO enter business
under his own name, but had continued
earning a salary in an obscure position,
he would have been one OF the downtrod-
den whom Kearney and his friends con-
slider II their especial mission 10 lift. But
II the man elevatea himself and acquires
a competency he becomes 'lecherous
capitalist The successful man Ia hated
and 'despised' for his snceess. While
the unthrlfty or extravagant workipgman
receives as much sympathy for his lack
OF wealth as the poor man who has never
had an opportunity to raise himself.
Economy and thrift are crimes according
to their teachings while poverty Is an ex.
allied virtue.
III they were to be successful in their:
programme and rid the country Of all the
capitalists leaving only the poorer classes
behind, it Ia difficult 10 understand how
the nation would be benefited thereby.
We must have capital in the country In
order to give labor employment. Take
Il away aud business would soon be at a
stand still. Divide all the wealth in the
country equally among the inhabitants,
according to Communicate ideas, and 60
do away with the necessity for 80 much
labor in order 10 earn living, and the
necessaries Of life would soon be remark
ably scarce. We must have labor and
we must have capital. They j. e Deepen.
dent upon each other, and the absence Of
one would destroy the other. The great
eat fortunes in the country began IN the
small savingsof some industrious work.
iugman. Ii lisa most ridiculous doctrine
that the prosperity Of one mechanic Is ID.
furious TO another who has the very same
opportunities as himself but who wiliully
neelects them. A mans fortunes are very
much "a he chooses TO make them. Care.
full, industrious workingmen are the bull;
warkS Of community, its safeguards
against disturbances. They believe in
capital and when they acquire II they in.
vest it 10 good, comfortable homes for
their families, and the Communist Who
tells them that they have no right to the
possession OF more comforts than their
fellows, gets no respect from Them"
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REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION,

The Convention Of the Union Republican party
0fthe FInt Congressional DhtriCt Of West Viz
gaia will 10 held In the town Of NOundsVllle
MlHhall county, August 22d, 1875, for the FurPose
q nominutIug Il candidate for COnpeis, and also
for he tnnsctlpg Of such other bu.lrC'' as may
come before the Convention. The Union "Cpub'
lIGan party Of the District IL requested 10 spIoIuI
delegates to the Convention from the untiC'
comprising the District at such time AMI I'oO 81
may ,ult tho convenience Of the pSop.e Il the
several Counties.
By order oil the Republican Executive 'mmlt-
tee Of the Fist Congressional D.tIet.
#u. g.. GEO. EDWARDS Chairman.
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TRUsrEE's SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'S W't'

U KNOWN Az THk ULU AASl'ss
By virtue Of a Detd Of TnIt mad, y ~
Hobhs, senior, and ArabellI, bis Nv, ~ !
Bech and sallie A., hi, wife, and Jlnn r., -
MehitAbls, bis wife, to the lndds,sns VI =,
dated January 9th, 1873, and TtceidfS y
Of the Clerk Of the County tout o " ". 4 :,
West Virginia, 10 Deed Of TTuit BSaL ~ ~ ~
1879, will sell Of The front door Of he Ve4'">
Of Ohio county, West Wight, On
SATURDAY, the SlH day Of Aussf ~
Commencing at io6cloeE 4. N, tSe hI. 49,
,cTibed proterty, that IL TO NY: Wy t
two hundred and bfty.louf lnd ~ aG.S,5I
iiity.hye In Eot'And ChApllnet AGa i,,I, N :
OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West tIts1t -
living On IN south side Of wheeling ~ y, ~
Or With all the apPurlenAnf,i In ~. !, Sti
Also the following descrbtd Ra .geI,SIsIt !
LAID, situated on the bank o. v MI7 si5r
the city Of Wheeling Niofcslidr bo9Do ,,,;n,Is
Commencing nj point 90 Cfhsoe y ~ ~ d
dIed and twenty (l20) feet eAt q ", Mo
kofi street; thence running e.s'sw y
enty (7ol feet, mole or les'. 70 is u
alley running from crescent ,ustI mi
thence norihWardly from ial1 49, ~ y
The Waters Of wheeling Creek !etDIJ Lis
meanden Of aid ere, / 10 The tah Wy IsS,r -
bored Two hundred aud hIty'hW 80
southwardly With aid llne 70 I M Il .
the place Of beginning; toSetbd SaIht
hmedInmfnis and Hppurttninee'
land belonging. -, ..,,,v snbGIa
vested n me byI ID deed oI tfu't' !, nrsI
'T Tvsvs nv gILR- ODt.thlrd cNjh, W -
two equal in,tAlImenis Of W ~! ~ n ~
eTidSieed " notes bcaHps ln1ii ,ss',. AIS
Sale. Inc tItle 10 he retained ltil irts
WILLIAM J. ". COWDh'' ."
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There Is no subject upon which very
many people seem to have such vague
ideas as that Of capital, or perhaps more
properly speaking, as to what constitutes
a capitalist. Most Of them think Of such
as man Of large means, Of wealth that
enables the owner to live in luxury and
ease and have no thought for the NOR
row. And yet when one looks over the
community in which he lives, who Ii
there that cannot count upon his fingers
all the men who do not actively employ
their means In business which gives &c
large numbers OF men the employment
by which they live and support their
families, and by slow degrees accumulate
something Of surplus, thus themselves
becoming Of that class called capitalists
against whom the denunciations Of the
commune are hurled like thuuderbolts,
On this subject We cannot do better
than lay before our readers these excel
lent comments Of an exchange, from one
otthe leading commercial and manufac-
turing cities Of the country:
ut seems 10 be the chief aim and end
Of the orators oil the National Greenback
Labor organization to declaim against
wealth, abuse capitalists and talk about
the wrongs Of poor workingmen. II is
their stock in trade-tLe Capital Of
their party-to point TO the vast differ
suces between the circumstances OF tie
laboripg classes and Of their employees,
and to claim that the latter are tyran.
meal, "lecherous" Get who delight 10 the
nufierings OF the poor. 1thas never oc-
CURED 10 any Of these orators 10 define
the meaning Of the word capital, and 10
show their hearers where the line is to
be drawn between capital and labor.
There are Thousands Of mechanics in the
land who, by the practice Of economy,
have managed 10 buy comfortable homes
for their wives and children. There are
others who have also succeeded In gath.
ering together 4 sufficient amount Of
money az provision for their support
70 their declining years when they shall
no longer be able to toll. II these people
are not capitalists the term has no longer
tho meaning attached to II in the die.
tionaries. They are anything but COM
munists, for II they were they would feel
compelled 10 share their substance with
every lazy tramp that came begging to
their doors, II they were 10 do that In
such times as the present, they would
soon have a very little left, and In their
old age would DO compelled to subsist on
charity themselves.
"Any man who profits by the result Of
his labors, and who, instead Of spending
every cent "a last as no earns It, judi.
ciously invests . portion Of his wages 10
such manner az TO cause Its increase 10
4 capitalist. The more economical he is,
the ShreWder his investments. the more
rapidly his capital grows. Upon such
men Reafnsy and his fellows make iuri-
Gus attacks, blaming them for all the
miStortuneS Of their brethren. A man
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serve IN Injunction ON Disease

BY invigorating feeble constitution, reno
waiting q debilitated physique, and enrich.
ing thin and innutritious circulation with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the finest, the
most highly sanctioned, and the most popu.
lar tonic and preventive in existence. It
strengthens the stomach, remedies torpor
Of the liver aud bowels, and gives health
ful impulse to the secretive and discharg.
ing functions OF the kidneys and bladder.
Not only does It arrest and prevent the re.
currence Of malarial fevers, but It furnishes
the only adequate safeguard against them
to persons who have never been afflicted
with those maladies, but would be liable TO
incur them II incidentally unprotected. It
eliminates from the blood certain impnrj.
ties which the most skillful pathologists
assign as the exciting causes OF those ago.
mixing complaints, rheumatism and govt
and is moreover, ar. excellent remedy for
an enfeebled or overwrought state OF the
nerves, and for mental dependency.
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The canada Riots.

Tho persistency with which religio us
hate Ia being nourished in Canada & be-
coming hideous scandal. The scene In
Ottawa on Monday night, when Union
men and "Young Britons,p unchecked by
the authorities, We'd with each other In
lawlessnesV, ought to have been impossi-
BILE in any community claiming 10 be
civilized. In view OF such disorder, il Il
reasonable that some Canadians should
look to annexation, as q desirable relief
from civil strife. The tolerant spirit Of
our Institutions keeps sectarlan antagon.
ism within proper limits.
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DIED.

HARE-on ThuIsiay, August 18th, 1878. at 10
o'clock A, H., MAGGIE, daughter Of William and
Jane 8. Hare. In the 2h year Of her Ssc.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No.
u, 10th street. Saturday, Aususr nth, at o'clock
r. ". Friends Of the family are invited to at
tend, NJ. ~ a+
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An Irishman, who lived in an attic, be-
Ing asked what part Of the house he oc.
cupied, answered: "Ii the house was
turned topsyturvy I'd be living on the
frat hoor!h
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NoTICE

.NoT1CE-suar a. Ir.g f7. ,h ,7.i
Having disposed Of The entire interest Of the @.
tate Of j. Il. 6tallman, deceAsed, In the buheeas.
stock 10 trade, fixtures and good will Of the lato
Arm Of J. Il. etAllman Co. TO 7. Q. Meiiat, the
surviving psftner Of said lAte hfm, all persons
knowing themselves 10 DO indebted 10 aid hrm
will please make immediate settlement with baid
T. c. Motat, who will hereafter conduct tho bud.
nesa Of, said late hrm, at their old stand, No. q
Twelfth htreet. ., .lss III. F. JONES,
Administrator Of The estate Of j., h. stallman.
decreased.
Having purchased tho stock Of my late partner
In the arm Of J. Il. etAllmtn d Co., hope 10
merit and respectfully solicit the liberal patronage
hitherto bestowed on that arm. y = " .iIHt
jyi6 g.f.p j. -nuLsugAG 7. @. M0FPAT,I
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GRAND SPECIALLY All COMPANY.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
A VALUABLE FARM.
Samuel George, Executor of -.
Montgomery Walker, decd, 1G Brooke orsu!

VI u. In ChAneefy.
Anna North. stal. 7-7~i0l :
In pursuance Of authority vested 10 me By q
decree Il said Court rendered At special term held
on tho 18th day Of August, 1873, will sell on tho
premises herein advertised, TO be sold on
Iu SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER II,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. ", at public auction TO
the hIsheat and best bidder, the tract Of land 10
the bill and proceeding mentioned, to.wit: The
home farm Of the late Montgomery Walker, de-
caased, In Brooke county, West Va, situate about
~ mile. from the Short Creek Station, on the Z.
W. a Ky. X. R., and adjoining lands Of R. N.
Wells. George B0nar and oihPn.
Said farm contains about 3s acres, The iarm
will be divided In parcels, 4 plat Of which may
DO seen at the Bank Of Welsburg, on and after toe
10th Of August, 1873, and will be sold either In
parcels or Is an entirety, as may seem best. The
land will bs sold clear Of dover, the widow join
Ing In the deed.
TRRss OF SALE -OnG-fourth Of the purchase
money cash In hand on day Of sale, the balance 10
three equal installments, payable In one, two and
three years respectively, from day Of SUE, With
privilege 10 purcht ser 10 pay any portion or all Of
mid notes before maturity, tho purchaser giving
notes With approved security, bearing interest
from dRte for deferred paymonts, and the title be-
log retained until the purclns money Il fully paid
au1G-d4w Special Com miNionfr.
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J. c. HERvhY, AuctIOner.
TIRUsTEE's SALE.

IL
By virtue Of deed Of trust male b IIsl
Cunningham and Many HE vile TO pt, tI'.tl
29th day Of October, 1871, RECORDED 10 lsl
Trust Book No. IS, pGses 81 $ ann Il d " d
records Of Ohio CGuIlty, will ell at he iEi v
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, %
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of stPIsiG,
/ Commencing al 10 O'Clock a. NJ, he tdEUsih
scribtd property: The east quilsr d lhtlEe
ed tIIty.twoin Chapllne and E6nt Idtiill = :
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, sutt q Nsi's
ginia. laid quarter lot being bounded ntsE
Beginning Of The northwest corud oiisttJ+l5
street and the alley between Man iDd Nrtsn
parallel thereto; III, nee west sith Ii, ~ ,
Of aid lot aud with twenty.iouith ,tf'l y
feat and six inches; thence nofth 90 1 htt ~
with aid alley hxty-six FEET iheps y "
parallel with twenty:iouTth ltreet thirty hin
six inches 10 the alley Aioreaidi thsnd W z
west line Of said alley south hIty,ht M 9
place Of beginning on tWenty'lo1fth FtiHL g
The aame property conveyed toild una e /
ham by james L Holiday and vie By ~ O. !
10th February. 1873, recorded 10 psd ta4 y
60, page $50, Ohio county. ,.,.,
The title ID believed 10 be perfect, bgi ~
vey only such title As d vested 10 ne bI lAEA
deed.
TRRns OF sALE-Elght hludrd 40 No.
Ave dollars cash In hand, eight bundfd -.
eight mont hs, and tha resltIe IN hitn - ~
from day Of sale, without Interest. MA -
retained In the dee 10 .ecure the dd'ns r
ments Of purchase money. ,u,,,, -.
AUS J. D. bWlNb, H5A
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE or TRAilEs.

sTTiadelphia Accommodation ,-Thls train only
runs between Wheeling and Triadelphia.
tSteubenyillc Accommodation train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward botween
Martins Ferry and BellRlre, stopping when rcqui-
red OF Sherman House, Ktnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel HILL a.. F.Fatfs
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DINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County Court Of Ohio COunty.
n M.'''; s : e'''a }rp cn.prv.

In pursuance Of the authority yntd /, 81
decree entered by said Court IL The IscW ~
cause on April 18th, 1873, / Will Nh nv IL
door Of the residence Of Meses Ray, a N =.
ses hereby advertised to DO sold, o.
MONDAY, the 9th day Of stp,snba,ra
Fcginning al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, At publs rxt.,
the highest and beat bidder, The tItt a m
land lying and being situated on the VlisI nj
tie Wheeling Creek, In Ohio county, 10 N IN
West Virginia, bounded and described u IN
Beginning Al ttlke near an elm Itu1p tEITI
Nehemiah Younger, and With hl, lLna / EE.I
poles 10 stake corner TO CathArine Insit ~
with her line 4. so E. zoo poles 10 tsS ,atr :
corner 10 said Catherine Inglrd and Jos,i ~
thence with Potter's line n. ?ie z ~ ~ j,
sugar tree corner 10 james MthlntJ; As,S /
~ W. 1854 poles to the beginning, tetatst i
acres telng the SINE property piItdblEEw
ed by Moses Ray 70 G'o. b. lAldNtll b. Ikt
trust dated April 2Ith. 1873, ADD r6nria ~
the public land records Il Isld county,
TKRns or sALR-0be-thlrd OIL tAe EsiA
money, or such further sum As the puftAlsuf
elect 10 pay, In hand, the ridue 10 tEo al J
stAllments payable respectively 10 OnI isIr
Year, from the day Of sale, With intars. IL u
day, the purchaser giving hIi bond Eith lpFai
personal security for each Of The dtiFfh fnS
ments, and the title TO b Te.eTred III tAivt1st
the purchase money Is paid.
GE5. B Caldwell,
Special COunisi,E
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DOR SALE
A BROOKE COUNTY
E ARM FOR SALE
Tho understand will Oder at PuSIs 81,

The undersigned will oacr at Publls Al.
TUESDAY, September ip,lES
Al 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the front door a, n, A.
HouAe at Wellsbutg, Brooke roanIy n y :, -
Farm totmeily known ~ the "FOWf I'M F.ssi
situated on the waters Of CrosI CrtsE P,'.ssS
West Va, five miles from Wtll,tTrS tS nv. y,
from steubtnyllle, Ohio, and one Mn i.s1 Il, II,
Wa Ky. Railroad. The aid farm r 1s Y
acres more or les, about $50 ncni ~, -!
and easily cultivated, the baIIprp h ~ ~ ~
oak and other timber. Lime and bpi5,s'.'tll
abundance; also, running wller In SVEN ~
one, A rood Orchard Of lis IppI, h., ~ ~.
plenty Of pears, peaches and rhtfrIs H.
ments consist Of comfortable DSslllo, -
ement House, D large hone and atli ssvsIs
feet Iquarel, two sheep Houaes M t Gr.Nts
Spring and Spring HouSo tonTtul,nt 60
Schools, GIiat and Saw Mills near he IN, ~
perfect 4t u '.'A ~
TRRns-sS,6OO, and more Il IL. ,,,.,,,.
elect, cash In hand; The balance d ~ ~ \
three years, with interest, deferred ts,H,..,,.
secured BY 4 deed Of trust on the tFo,Sn,
further Information applytO "
1920 Market ST., Agents ior Ma 4. WIN
nai0 Ha "As4
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ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10th
" inst, Cars on tho Wheeling 4 Elm Grove r.
3. will run IN follows. Cars Will leave the City
tcorntr Of Market and Eleventh sts.) and Stamm's
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GENE GENERAL. NOTICES.
lcEALED PROPOSALS.,
- ,LfBVH.Ri
CLKRK's 0RYIcE,
cOI.lsuosbIs o. Oslo COUNTY,

ohkIH1oNpA1 OF OblO SoVaI1If
..t. ,;4Vi,W HEEnNs, August 10, lsIs.i IL
Sealed proposals, will b. received at this otite
unfit the 10th Inst, at y n for repairing and MAO
tory To- tie south end Of county bridge, About
loo yards Of hard Limestone, broken 70 thr,o
Inch gauge, and about Il 400 yards Of nine inch
andttone paving, hand PACKED, will 30 required:
The repairs will consist Of cleaning, dltehlng and
yards altogether. t.,lt... ..iy.....!-,I,.s. ..l
or all hidA.. "a liu -aysH q I.aNL. ID
BIDS will b. endorsed on outside Of envelope
"ProposAlS for work on Pcnirsula road"
Address giving nane and postotioe address Of
bidder, also two or more references a. 70 character
and responsibility. ~ q" JAS' N. EWING,
Chairman Finanee Committee Board Of Commits
honers, Ohio County. AUS
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

'EouRTH SESSION opens sept. /, 1873, and
Il closes June ]. 1879.
Fees 10 Literary md Scientific Department, Sos,
Law, 500; Medicine, SOS; Theo'osy, SIS
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