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caused a number OF extra copies 10 be made
be the clerk in the Office writing a palmer
hand. lie twitneSs) therefore had a num-
per OF certificates in excess OF those re-
CURED Tor the use Of the Electoral College.
After further unimportant testimony, the
witness was excused, and Representative
Darrall was recalled, remaining on the stand
Dut about 1--WE minutes, when Chairman Pot
ter announced that he had requested Senator
Kellogg to appear before the committee but
had received II verbal message from him saw.
ing that he could not comply with the re-
quest At present. The committee adj iourned
until Monday.
The documents sent 10 the House of
Representatives by the President, at the in.
stance OF the Potter committee embrace all
the communications to and from the
l. 'uisiana Commissioners in charge of the
Department af State. All have been hereto
fore published.
The Potter Investigation Committee had
snort session, June IL, and II. Conquest
Clarke, late Private Secretary to Governor
Kellogg, was crOssexamined by Mr.. Nc.
Mahan relative To the second set of Louis
lana electoral certificates. Witness said I.
Inc two lists of returns lay on
the table in the Committee room
at New Orleans, according To his present
memory, until he gathered them up for
forwarding to the Secretary of State after
the signatures were complete. The only
parties signing in the presence of witnesses
that he remembers, were Governor Kellogg
ana Mr.. Brewster. lie thought there were
one or two Others who signed in his pres
ence, but could not be positive as to that
Dld not know where Levissee or Jofi'rion
were at the time of the signing OF the second
set OF certificates, and could not say posi-
lively whether or not they signed personally,
but was of the opinion that the sigma ure
appearing on the certificates is that of
Johrion, being familiar with the gentleman's
signature.
q. Wasn't il n well known fact among
the politicians in Louisiana that Judge
Levisee was not in town at the time the
papers in question were signed?
"A. 1t was certainly not known to me.
Mr.. Mcmahon questioned the witness ms
to who signed the names OF Joffrion and
Levisee, and witness replied he knew abso.
lutely nothing about it.
The investigation is al journed until We'd
nesday, that members of the committee NAV
he in the House during the closing hours Of
the session OF Congress.
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Madame DE StaePs Mistake.

Almost Immediately after her arrival
in London Nine. De Stael is said to have
determined to visit the tomb of Richard
son, for whose works she entertained an
enthusiastic admiration. Richardson
the great Richardson" the head waiter
OF her hotel, TO whom she applied. said
TO himself: She surely can not mean
the great tavern keeper i'm Covept
Garden, for I've never heard of his hav-
ing died. Oh, it must be Richardson.
Goodluck & Co., of Cornhill. Ha, YES
I've no doubt she's got some claim ON
the es ate of the senior partner, who
died some time ago" SO the lady was
d spatched to the Office of the firm i'm
Cornhill. Arrived there, she passed bv
the young clerks, and addressing herself
to grave looking man perched at a
high desk, said 81 wish to see the tomb
of Richardson" The gentleman, OPEN
ing his eyes widely, exclaimed God
bless me, ma'am, our Mr. Richardson
was never better in his life, and has lust
driven off to the country" " You mis-
apprehend me, sir, ! mean the divine
Richardson" ooh, clergyman |
know none of that name" " No. sir
not clergyman, Clarissa's Richardson. .
Really, madam, assuming rather a
stlt demeanOr, we are not acquainted
with any one connected with a lady of
that name" In despair she rushed out
of the shop, and espying a bookseller
once more sought the desired informa-
ton, and at length gained it. Hurrying
of to 81. Clement Danes Church. she
silveTed the sections palm, and accom-
panyiDg the man, lantern i'm hand. for
the shades Of evening had fallen, dropped
on her knees upon mud covered stone.
beside the parish pump, bearing the long
sought name, and kissed It, In the right
hand the scene would make a good pic
ture. somewhat similar incident oc-
Cured much more recently at Wakefield.
in Yorkshire. The servant Of n clergy
man there told him that some highly
respectable looking people desired per
mission TO sec the house What on
earth do they want 10 see the house for
There's nothing whatever 10 see but by
all means, if they wish it," They en-
tered, bowed looked around, seemed i'm
mensely interested, and presently he
heard something said a. to wondering
whether IL was much the same az i'm
Goldsmith's day. They were. i'm fact.
travelling Americans, who had imagined
the house was the scene Of the Vicar of
Wakefield.
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DR.. Do LEWIS has organized n camp
ing party Of fifty ladies and gentlemen in
California They live i'm tents, and under
do Lewis careful supervision and ad
vice eat nothing but bran bread. white
wheat, biscuits waflcs, short cake. beef.
veal, mutton, canned salmon, poultry.
soup, beans vegetables, pies, cakes salt
pork, cold boiled ham, raw turnips tea.
coffee, chocolate, milk, beer, sour wines,
sweet wines, whisky, pop, lemonade.
fruits fried liver and onions. hash and
cold tripe. Several eminent physicians
Of San Francisco who have been con.
suited, give it a. their opinion that quite
a number, II not, indeed, a majority. Of
the party will come back alive. - BUrling-
nm Ho0Okeys
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29

WLHoFT's ToNIC-UNFAILING AND In
FALLIBLE!-This great Chill Ionic cures
Chills without the intervention of doctors
and their bills. No consuning-nO pre-
scriplions to be flled-no huge bills, entail.
ing Pecuniary embarrassments, added Ia
loss Of health. 1t is the friend OF the poor
man, because it enables him to earn living
and of the rich, because il prepares him 70
enjoy his wealth. This great boon to man
kind is cheap, safe and prompt. WHEE
LOCK, FINLAY, Co, Proprietors, New
Orleans.
For SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS
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The Gre Icst DIscoyery or TIE Age f. Dr..
Tobias celebrated Venetian Linimeuti 80,ears be.
fore tl'o public, and warranted 20 cure Darrhea
Dysoutcry, Collie. and spesms taken internally. and
Coup, Chronic Eheumatism. Sore Trr1ats Cnts
Bruises. old Sores, and Pains in the Limbs. Back
and Chest, externally. 10 has never failed No family
Price 30 cents. IN. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE
LlNiMENT. in Pint Bottles, ~ One Dollar BE- war.
ranicd superior 90 any other. or NO PAY for Tho
cure ~ Collie. Cuts Bruises Old Sores etc sol5 bv
at Druggists. Dcnot-t0 Park Place. New York
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THE oldest of the white elephants
which, the Times of India says. was born
in l77O, died in its Temple Of Bangkok
in November last. Every one knows
that this famous white elephant, before
which whole people bow the knee, is
the emblem of the Kingdom of Siam 1t
is hOnored with the most beautiful
presents, for the Indians, full of the idea
OF metamorphosis, still believe that so
majestic an animal could be animated
by only the spirit OF god or of an En-
peror. Each white elephant possesses
its palace, a vessel of gold and harness
resplendent with jewels Several man
darlns are attached to its service, and
feed it with cakes and sugar-cane. The
King OF Siam is the only parsonage be.
fore whom il bows the knee, and SINH
lar salutation is rendered il by the Mon
arch. The deceased idol was accorded
magnificent funeral. a hundred Bud
dhist priests officiated at the ceremony.
The three surviving white elephants.
preceded by trumpets and followed by
an immense cOncOurse Of people, accom-
panied the funeral car to the bank of
the Menam where the King and his no
bic lords received the mortal remains.
which were transported to the opposite
bank for burial. a procession Of thirty
vessels figured at that curious ccre-
mony. All the floating houses. ranged
in double file ON the Menam to the num-
Der Of over sixty thousand. were
adorned with flags and symbOlical at.
tributes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29

AN exchange says that doing bust
ness without advertising is like winking
at pretty girl with green goggles on. /"
But there is some little difficulty about
this statement. In the first place, a
man who doesn't advertise doesn't do
any business to speak of, and pretty
girls are not in the habit of wearing
green goggles.
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THE CnrAprsr An Rrsr Anurnn,

THE CHEAPEST AND BRsT ADVERTISING
to reach readers outside OF the large cities.
over ONE THOUSAND newspapers, divided
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containing names of papers, and other in.
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New York.
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Notes from Abroad.

The Peace Congress opened in the palace
at Berlin on June Is. No business was done
the first day, excepting the election OF
President. At the suggestion Of Count
Andrassy the position was conferred on
Prince Bismarck
The North German Gazette says: Aus
trian delegates to the Congress have re-
ceived news of the attack made by the
Turks on the Montenegrins, in which the
Turks lost several killed and wounded, and
sixty prisoners The aggressors were not
soldiers, but it is suspected the attack was
instigated by Pasha
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made impossible; demanding that all legis.
lation shall be so enacted and so admin
istered as to secure 10 each man, as nearly
as practicable, just reward Of his own labor.
minority resolution was presented in eff
feet that the existing legislation in Maine,
relative TO the sale OF liquors as now exc
cuted, works wrong and hardship. Con-
siderable debate followed. The question on
the amendment was taken viva voce, and
was so nearly equal that rising vote was
ordered. This was decided in favor OF
adding the minority resolution by a vste OF
300 tO III
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Brown RreoL Ca., Cn. :.

One cupful each of Graham and white
Hour, one easpoon DooLBY's YEAST Pow.
DER, one pin, sweet milk, one egg, little
salt; separa white and yolk OF The egg,
and beat thoroughly. Bake in heated irons,
and in a quick oven.
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THOUSANDS of dollars might be annually
saved to farmers il they would give freely Of
Wcrtfdn's CGUdi'y Condition Potcders to their
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, and fowl. They
prevent disease and promote the growth.
packs are utterly worthless
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MOTHERS Mothers Mothers Don't fail
IN procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing svynn
for all diseases incident to the period of teeth.
ing in children. II relieves the child from
pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
d, by giving relief and health TO the child,
gives rest to the mother. IL is an old and
well-tried remedy.
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Attention, Merchants FarUlRrS

Bngerstown Agricultural Implement Man
ufarturing 90. Manufacturers Of The. Victor
Doubie clover huIler. Sulky Steel Tooth
nay Hnkes, with Locust or Iron Hubs Best Force
reed. Grain and Fertilizing Drill Southern once,
90, ix0 Main ST, Cincinnati, -. JOHN w.
EMmERT, MANAGER Dealers invited to call and
examine goods. Circulars sent on application Sat
isfactOry discount 10 the
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IL Normandy there is not trace Of
red hair to be found.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE
or SElE-pRESEPNA TInA

Two hundTedth edition, revised and enlarged. Just
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prescriptions for all forms OF prevailing Diseases tho
result of many years Of extensive and prac
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STOCK MARKETS.

CINCINNATI Beef Cattle-Common, 2ta2I%c
lair 10 medium, 2s4931ac.; good 10 choice butcher
grades, 80 gg4.6 c. fair TO good shippers 41<a4sIc
iar to good heavy oxen, Safe; fair 10 good feed
ers, Sale for light and heavy qualities sheep
Common to fair, 4G31Sc., and good TO choice $40
sc Hogs-Common, ~ tOCg3 fair 10 good IiRht
sSt93 Is; lair TO good packing grades, S. IOa3 20
selected butchers. So 2igS30 Lambs-Common tC
fair, 354g411c., and good to choice ~ t5Izc with
lew extra at 81. c per ID. gross.
BUFFALO-Beef Cattle-Sal were made OF
choice to best steers at 81 800, 12JS per 100 lbs.
good shippers steers S450@4 20; medium shippers
steers, 81 1904 IS; light butchers grades g sO0
! IL. sheep and Lam Ds-Sales ere made of car.
load oil western sheep, averaging l04 los. e. per
lOO lbs; lots of lambs, s. 60@3 10. Hogs-York-
eIs s5 5000 90 per 100 lbs; light, heavy grades
NEW YoRK.-Beef Cattle-Texas at exc. 70
dress "a lbs extreme range 6H91uhc., to dress IS
@aI lbs, including 3 cars iexas Settlers OBJ lbs
at &C., TO dress % lbs less 81 per head and cars
Montana steers, 1880 lbs, g. c. to dress sc lbs
about 100 head taken for export at 91zaIOLc "a
dress BOA u Id. Sheep, 315Cg4Szc. for common Il
prime steep, 612961ac. Southern and Western
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Hogs-Yorkers a Goa
3 SO per 100 lbs. Philadelphia hogs, SO 7OaS so
sheep selling at 34GIc.
WOOL. - In Boston, the sales include Ohio
quarters, triple extra, and above, at 34@5Oc
Michigan extra at c. New York Michigan and
Ohio at 30 3'c.; combing and delaine Mt 3S@2c
kentucky combing and delanes, ordinary
at 2o12c., and unwashed combing and deIain,
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THE MARKETS.

Observation-Disclosures Extra, q bog4 rs spring,
s5g6 75; patent, SOS; family, S5@b as:
supeThne, g 1904 Is; low grades, 81 ibq3 so Rys
-FOUR s. IS. Grain-Wheat, prime to choice
red, Sl@l O5; prime TO choice amber hill and
white, 81 OSSl 10. Rye, 66Cg59c.; corn, 39ts4Oc
oats, YS933c. Hay, prime timothy, s951l. Mes
pork, IS O9s 49, Lard, prime Settle, G14e71Sc.
INDIANAPOLIs. = Flour Fancy, IS 6ocss fam.
81 oS6s. Corn, Western mixed, s6c Oats
25d2 c. Rye, SIC. Bulk msats--Shoulders 3sIc
clear rib sides, 49sc. Lard, &c Sugar Picked
Hams, 612@c. Hogs, SO 05aS as.
GENERALIZATION Extra, SO 5OG3 rs: extra
family, 81 25aI so; A No. /, $500 u. GRAIN
Wheat, No. red, 81 0Sgl 10; amber ard white
81 lO@l 10. Corn white, 44c.; mixed, &c Oats
mixed, 29c Hay, s9gll per ton. Mess pork IS so.
Lard choice leaf In tierce, 797s<c. choice in kegs
SIC. Cotton, HJ4c
NEW YORK. : Flour-No. 2, 81 76@s 60; super
good extra, 81 5O95 so; good TO choice IS s5a6 rs
white wheat extra, s. SO@6 so; do. fancy, So r6Ca
49, extra Ohio, 81 7056 10; ST. Louis 81 IS al 75
Minnesota patent, So 60975O. Rye Flour, s3(as SO
GTain-w heat, Slgl rs. Rye, 6-@66c Corn
4512@t3c. Oats, 2SG32c. Mess pork, new o.
. 90. Lard, prime steam, &c. Cotton, IL I-Isa
IL 5-l7c.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour Western supernpe
IS LOi Western extra 81 so; Mime ota extra family
81 l59h o. Pennsylvania extra family, g. 25Ca, rs
nigh grades and Minnesota patent process, S60s
Western red, 81 l2gl 10; Pennsylvania white
81 y. Corn, yellow Western, 46c. mixed Westei n
lAA@5512c. Oats, white Western, 3O(g3lc. WesterI,
mixed, 29,93Oc. Mess Pork, new SO 5OalU.2
Petroleum, crude, in barrels, sISc. refined tst,
l0A@l05sc.
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A FEMALE HERCULES" anativc Of
France, Is to be seen in l. ndon One Of
her feats is to lift up an anvil by the hair
OF her head, and then have the same am
vii placed on her bosom, while three
smiths forge a horseshoe with their ham
merss, she talking and singing all the
while.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29

THE man who said first that there
was no such word as "fail," never tried
TO put a number six boot on n number
nine foot.
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Old Dr. johnson was a benefactor.
Seyenty'hye years ago he invented what is
now called Johnson's Anodvne Ltnfment, the
wonderful success Of which in the cure Of
diseases OF the head, throat and lungs is
truly astonishing. No family should be
without H.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29

FRANK LESLIE, ESQ Of he ILLUSTRATED
weekly says: For some time past have
been using BURNETT's COCAINE, and think
~ Tar preferable to anything I have ever
used for the hair
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29

AT this season Of the year the human system 4.
likely 90 become disordered from the insufficient
EFFORTS OF the liver 20 discharge the Of bile II
nature IL not assisted In her efforts bilious at
lacks or prostrSting fevers necessarily follow
lng great suffering aud even death. little timely
pseoaution, however, will prevent all THE aud may
be found In that fsvorito household remedy, SIN
mons LIVER REGULATOR.
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Silver City dispatch says Chief Win.
nemucca has returned to Bernard's and
Whipple's Camp, on Owyhee River. lie
says the hostiles are killing hundreds OF
cattle and leaving the carcasses to rot. The
hostiles have left STEMS Mountain, and are
moving toward Harvey Valley; thence TO
Matthew's Agency and Snake River, and
viii probably keep on until they effect a
junction with the Columbia River Indians.
which addition TO their forces will, they cal.
culate, enable them to sweep the country.
They are determined to retain the Piutcs
prisoners until they can get a sufficient
number of arms from the white men they
Kill to arm them. Eagan is rebellous, and
and his Indians.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-22
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