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"ord> to pT. tdIn"chdn We're II nave
tr,i to do some good. haNg nat mad
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lIctr the -udrdIan angels N3ll protect mr.
He announcement ot In~ death spread
rapidly, amt q crowd of cul'as people
soon assembled outside tine lUl pccIm-
eagerly nt'thc hdit-cIeo'd WINDOWS The
nc"s on tine street was reeeFetV great
interest," aAd tine WH'tin board Wol"
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L E, Ware. Thomlikc
Nathaniel 5. Grant ys. Belfast FouudIy 10
Plaintiff brings suit orecover $70Sl claimed to be
due as balance Of accoun, for labor performed for
defenaant corporation, On trial Wednesday
Rebecca 5 Young on Wednesday divorced
from John Young of Linconville
Hon. Joseph Baker Of Augusta and Hon D. D
Stewart Of St Abans are in attendance upon the
present term of court and will try the case Dodge
vs.. Hathorn. & Clifford ESD Of Cornish. r.
r, Simonton. Esq. Of Camden and J H. Mont
gomery Esq Of Camden were also present on
Wednesday.
As is usual on Easter Day the Unversalist and
Unitarian churches will be elaborately decorated
with fowers-those lovely emblems Of the hope
engendered in the Christian church BY the resur
reeton of the Saviour This has been properlv
named the Queen Of Festivals. for on Easter Sun
day the church throws off the mourning Of the
Lenten season and Passion week, and gives place
to gorgeous floral decorations brilliant altar cover
ings and joyful music. As the festival comes this
season twenty days later than last year the floral
offerings will doubtless be more abundant as even
house plants feel the effect of the April weather
and open their blossoms more plentifully as the
month advances The sermons will be appropriate
to the day. AT the Universalist church there will
be an Easter concert il the evening At the Bap-
tist church an Easter concert will be given by the
Sabbath School, The subject will be THE Resur-
rection' An Easter yesper service will be held
at the Unitarian church at = o'clock Some
choice music is to be presented The Sunday
School will meet at D p. m, when sermon to
the children will be given by the pastor
The Republican journal., 1878-04-18

in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
as the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceased's estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. JAMES BkALE1.
The Republican journal., 1878-04-18

1c Fancy Cards, Snowflake Damask Assorted in %
~ styles, with name, cts NassauCardCo Nassau,
New York.
The Republican journal., 1878-04-18
DANIEL JONES, late of Burnham,

TNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust Of Administrative
of the estate of
The Republican journal., 1878-04-18

SPECIAL NOTICEi
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-02

debt and expenditures moro than a
hundredlnillipnsof dollars"
whatgenator Davis wanted TO ilnd
out, and what the country wants to
know, is Why these alterations were
mgdeP The country further wants
toknow who resped the beneatif, as
seems evident, the balances were,
forced for a dishonest pprposeY-
Boutwell, vas not above suspicion,
iandit is but giving due credit tohis
shrswdness to assume that he would
not have riaked detection without
ample compensation for so large and
dangerous an undertaking.,
These charges are too grave to be
poohpoohed away or laughed out Of
Court. We showed, the other day
how it had been the habit Of Repub-
licah administrations, in years Of
Presidential election, TO increase the
expenditures and decrease tho. re.
ported receipts by many millions =
1t ought to be discovered now wheth-
or Boutwell's operations were part Of
the same. grand plan to feed the Re-
publican party, or whether he was
engineering the job in the interest
Of a select coterio Of which himself
was the able and efficient head
This is the business Of The committee
to learn. - Rhediag Register
Crawling through TecIIniCaltties.
The temptation will doubtless bo
very strong TO save a repnblicanGov-
erti5r and State officers by n strrincd
exercise of power somewhere, but 50
intelligent n politician as Senator
Blaine needn't be told that he must
have a case thatis clearas noon-day to
make it wise to send the defcated're-
publican State ticket into Office by
crawling through the tecbnicalities
of an improvised. Returning Board.
The republicans of Maine have been
routediu a battle but they shouldn't
add dishgn6r to defeat.-FHai Times
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ThIIlInkofIN

Our country has been in the hands
of the Republican party for sixteen
years. Their promises made have
proved utterly delusiye, and none
can point to one instance in which
they have kept their word. The
question now is, are we to trytheox-
pertinent further2 Shall we by vo-
ting the Greenback ticket, prolong
this period Of misery There is no
prospect Of escaping it, save by vo-
ting the straight Democratic ticket.
Which of us, is there in this country
Zone class alone excepted) who has
not felt the pressure of the times
1t is a light matter TO land owners,
manufacturers, or merchants, that
money should be driven up to its
present exorbitant rate, and so main
tanned that capitalist may step in
and reapan undue profit from the
artificial (not the reaD necessities Of
others,
This is the motive which underlies
the views of Bondholders and Rail
road Corporations. They know very
well that perfect convertibility is II
dream. We have been gulIed by
spacious declamations about security
but when once the crises arrives we
will find wy haye no security atall.
Men who were formerly held to
represent opinions conflicting ten
dency, havcbeani blythe natural Sc
quoncc OF events forced into tuxta-
position, and havs discovered that
their difference was far more nomin-
al than otherwise Ha
So the Republicans have hadairee
scope OF the Country, and the result
is poverty, trambs and defaIcations,
It behooves the Democratic party to
stand like a stohowall against the in
roads of the Greenbackers. They
can only, IN this campaign, assist
the Republicans to remain in power.
Think of it and by your solid vote
you will justify and maintain the
advocacy Of sound national princi-
plcs-and the confidence of the pco-
ple.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-02
Vote for VIM.
r. Gum, for the
Legislature.

The question which has called in
to Being tho Grccnback party, seems
to illicit considerable discussion
among the people. But the fact that
the democratic party originated this
movement, seems to hGvc beenover
looked. Pendleton, of Ohio, first de-
mandcd the payment of the Nation
al bonds, not made payable, by the
original contract in coin, in Green
backs, and the substitution of Treas.
ury notes for the present National
Bank currency. This has been the
main issue between the two parties
in that State for the past Z or Sycars
and has taken a deep hold upon the
minds of the people everywhere
The Democratic party sought TO tax
United States bonds when they were
first proposed, thus showing their
fcally to tho principle of "the great
est good TO the greatest number" and
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We are glad 70 note evidences in
the Canvass showing that the great
mass of the Democrats who have
wandered towards the Grsenba6k
Camp arc reconsidering the matter
atd some are already back in the
fold, while Others. are following, un,
tilthere is hope that the uspaIima-
jority win be given for the old party.
This is as it should be. THERE'S not
a single idea, relating to currency
reform, advocated by the Greenback,
ers; which tho Democracy Of this
State donot fully approve. It is on
Unnecessary, then, for the GreenbacE-
erS to vote our ticket to ipsurc the
success Of thelf cherished financial
theories. Being assured Of shy
the publicatio1.of the record as the
canyass progresses, the wanderers
are swelling thetido that journey
towards an old'fashioned. Democratic
triumph in the coming election.
The interests invsFel are too great
TO bo frittered away by adiyision in
the ranks of the men who seek a
.
common purpose and this interest
is a controlling influence in the
popular mind at the present time
l1rnrtisc,.
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a determined purpose 70 oppose the
creation of a Favored class They
opposed the creation Of National
banks, and have lsbored fer their
abolition; but the Republican parly
held the government and controlled
and shaped its Legislation. FL
The great battle for the control Of
the government waged between the
Republican and Democratic parties
has been virtually decided an favor
of the democracy. iAnd1pow that
the party is aboutto realizethe fruits
of its victory, and give 70 the coup
try that relief which its principle
when put into operation; would at
ford, few Disappointed agpirants
seek to build up a new otgauAation,
to defeat the very end they profess to
attain, The greenback party forget
the fact that the Democratic party
are in no wise responsible for the.ills
of which we complain. No third
party stands the sligbtestchGhce for
success, A vote for Walkerfrom the
Democratic party is virtually a vote
to place Republicans in power in the
lower House of Congress- We hope
the democrats will see the folly of
going off after a mere shadow, a
phantom that lures you on till you
find, when it is too late, the error
into which you have fallen, s
The Democratic party dfers you a
solid candidate, an earnsst worker,
backed by great nationH organiaa,
ton, for your sufragos, ih the per
son of Hon. John L. Kenna, who
ably and faithfully represented you
in the last Congress, Mr. Kenna is
the best man in the field, and is
backed by influences that will ena-
bic him to do something to accom,
plish the purposes we ain,at Don't
desert him, Let US, then, rcmain
true to the principles We profess and
not go off after new born theories,
however, plausible. The Illusions
of the grecnback party, asiat present
organized, will be lispelled, and you
will awake to the realization of the
fact that you have beeu,the means
Of perpctuating the Republican par
ty, whose unwiso legislation has
wrought all the evils which We com.
plain of. s.z:
Now that we are about to realize
the full fruition of our hopes, LET
US press brayely on, turnii gneither
to the rightnor to the aaima-
ted-nysoncpurposea one ana tAe
restoration of our country's pros
noritv. rs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-02
Read every
name on your
ticket before pla-
cingit in the bal
lot. box.
Abide in the Ship.

II is not strange at all that Rcpub-
licans quit their party and turn
Greenbackers. They feel the pres
sure of the times and realize the de
plorablo results of Republican rule
are dissatisfied and want to do some.
thing to bring about change, but
their preiudices are so strong that
they can't pluck up courage to come
square over to the Democratic par.
tyt and so they naturally seek a
halfway house, but there is no such
excuse for Democrats who join that
organization. The Democratic par
ty has constantly and pcrsistcntly
opposed the measures of the Repub-
lican party that have brought the
country to its present deplorable
condition-has predicted the results,
and is in no way responsible for them.
Why, then, should any Democrat
leave his old party that has sue
cessfully withstood the assaults of the
Republican party for eighteen years,
and is now in possession of n ma
jority of the states, ono branch of
Congress and certain to be of the 9th
er on the 4th of March next, and
maintains its organization to-day in
every city, town, and school district
in the country, and cast his fortunes
with new party without power any
where, and without any sound prin-
Ciplcs except such as it has taken
from the Democratic croed2 How
can they reasonably expect to sue
ceed against two thoroughly organi-
zed old parties with tho power divi.
did between them, in season to re-
licvo the country from its perils dur
ing the present gencrationH
Abide in the old party and urge
honest Republicans to join it also,
and help roll up victory in 1880
that shall wipo out forever tho cor.
ruption and misrulo that have Cha..
acteracd tho reign of the Rcpubli.
can party.
The republican party is out Of its
tinnc bhinp II vcnrs nld
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-02

If the government is SO regardless
of its promises that the difference be-
tween 80 cent and 100 cent dol
lar (65 cents) is to be giren to the
bondholdcrs, it should hasten to full
fill its frs, promise Of one dollr by
making good to the poor private sol
dier this IS cents di0reacc, in Justice
duc him, if ever there was a justdcbt.
The Republican party would have
done better by being Just to the SOL
dior than being generous to the bond-
holders.-Iron Era.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-02

The Democratic party opposed in
creasing the National bank currency,
by substituting in It's stead S4oo,-
100000 of greenbacks. Is not that
greenback enough for even the most
ultra grenbackers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-02

Those tsays the Bristol Courier
who hold to the greenback doctrine
can never hope for any substantial
success apart from the success of the
Democracy. A victory for the Demo
cratic party is a victory for the Green
hackers, and the defeat Of the Demo
cracy is the defeat Of the Greonback-
crs.-Kirninian.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-02
Kells and Kellogg. j.

Senator Kellogg has sent a letter to
Secretary of the Navy enclosing the
letter recently published by Lieut..
Commander Kells, in which Kellogg
is earnestly denounced as a liar and
coward in connection with the sub.
jGct ofrations donated to the destitute
of New Orleans. Kellogg demands
an investigation, and saysho believes
Kolls to be a blackguard, gamblerand
drunkard and TINT he has of late been
making threats that unless some
thing was done for him he would
make some disclosures injurious to
the republican party and would seek
to injure Kellogg personally,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-02
COUNTY DIRECTORY

~, n -, N, 7lIT
ps.,Sg psl,sgs rlscuI. p,l. Nouf,t-,h9S, Jos SMITH
res,usEGe S,uI ilayei1sWood' y JACKSON County.
Xisth 0irGuis J, =. OoSrtiify' iy II .. WAGGRNER
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h,eIh I... Oouhty ooqTt-rIh. " - hlABRRLiNd.
Bepqiy--'iesErh l, y HoLLowAY.
l fvs'ueiit Nounly Npuft-D' ). VAN AlA'
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SiosIg SLostGullRg T Att9rney--si. 3. y. SIMPSON
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Vote for Col. Col.
Waggener, the
tried, faithful,
and true, for Cir.
cult Clerk. &
Tle Foree Of clyiI Service.

Civil service reform undor Hayes
is oxcmplifcd by the appointment
Of T, L. Cardozo, ex-Treasuror of
South Carolina, to a $12OO clerkShip
in the office of the Sixth Auditor of
the Treasury Department. Cardozo's
name is seriously implicated with a
breach of trust in his official capaci-
ty as State officer in South Carolina,
and he now rests under an inlict-
mcnt for alleged malfeasapcoin office
and breathcs the air Of freedom by
virtue of bail bond.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-02
Vote for Ken
ma for represen-
tative in Con
gress.

The Republican party of West Vir-
ginia, is terribly demoralizod. In
but one Congressional District have
they a candidate of their own party
who is a resident of tho State, and
this one exception was taken with
the understanding that it was a "for-
lorn hope"
The general rula is thata person
pays interest upon what he owes
but in tho case Of a bank note the
rule is reversed, The note is a debt
due by the bank, but instead of pay.
ing interest upon it, the bank is au.
thorized to loan itas money and take
interest upon the loan. 1t thus en-
joys a privilege that no one else en-
ioys."-[ThurmOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-26
LA PEQUEtA AN7ILLA.
Gran fabfica moatada al papor
DE AGUAS
GASEOSO- MEDICINALE Y DE- PLACER.

Alentado por la creciente y decidida
protection que el p1blico todo Gle esta
Isla viene dispens1ndome desde la ms
talacion de esta industria en- esta capi-
tai, me obliga & no omitir medic alguno
de cuantos esten mi alcance para per-
feccionar simplifcando 4 la vez tcdos
los preparados. Con tai objeto he ad-
quirido todas las maquinas, aparatos y
utensilios con que contaba LA DEucIo-
sA teniendo la seguridad de que ell p1-
blico sabra apreciar en- 10 que Sc mere
ce este esfuerzo, y seguira honrando Ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-26

da vez mas con su confanza esta casa,
Para mayor garantfa de los facultati-
vos asl como dc los enfermos, contin1a
siempre encargado de los preparados
medicinales ell professor en- Farmacia de
la Universidad de Madrid d. Geronimo
Robredo, cuyo nombre inteligencia en-
estos trabajos son va conocidos en- esta
capital.
Para mas pormenores y precios en-
tenderse con d. Teodoro Taul5 ON la
misma Fabrica. - TETUAN "a.
Puerto-Rico, enero l3 de 1878.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-26
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Tarifa para dinero.

Los Yapores Trasatlantieos toean EN- Plymouth
ChebOurg southampton. En- esta agencia SO ex-
piden ptSajeS direct0S para Paris,
Sc expeaden billeteS de ida yuelta para pasa-
jes Intercoloniales Trasa.anticos por3 meses un
ailo respectiyamente con una rebaia del rs p. q.
PAS!JES DE FAMIIIAS. = Toda familia com
puesta de mas personas cuyo pasaje TrasatldAti-
CO componga ell ydlor de cuatro pasajes enteros
tiene darecho d In rebaja de una sexta parte del
montante del Bsaia. Entiendase por familia les pa
dres. hjos criedos. Esta reduction no tieGe lu-
gar cuando Sc expidan pasajes de ida yuelta.
Los ninos menus dc Hrlva. uno gratis dc y 8 Ia
euarta parte, de II la mitad.
Los pasaieros para Fran. Ia cualquer parte de
Europa. paeden quedar is dias en- Inglaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV. vice versa los para Inglaerra pueGcn que-
dar Francia- Los pasajeros por eStos vapores
tendrn e priyilego de vaar on el camino de hie-ro
entire Cherbourg, Paris. Plymouth L0ndres, una
rebala de 10 pS los embareados On este puerto
Etd prohibido los pasajeroS embarcando en-
este puerto tOmar bilietes sino casa de los Agen
tes San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. Latimer CO: e
Ademfs de los puertoG mencionados arriba, pue-
den obtenerse pasajes los y2pores de esta Com
pafifa. para los siguientcs puntos: Antigua, Barba
daS belize Cartagona, Colon, Curacao, Demerara
Dominica, Granada, Grey Town, Jacme jamaica
la Cara Martinica, Port -au- Prince, Puerto Limon
Sayanla Saint Kits, Santa Lucia, San Vicente. To-
bago 6isla dc Trinidad.
Sc exigen ahora preci0s modicos para los traspor-
ties de tahac0 y cafe q Europa.
Para pormen0res sobre pasajes. fetes demas d.
rigirsc q 10 Agencia de Ia Compafiia.
La CompaAia aseglra toda elase do valores que
On elective metsles preciosos loyas se cmbarduan
en- los vapQres de la Inca con dastluo EureHa San
IhoEnas Habnna, 6cFIalquteg 0tr0 puntQ de eu Euta
Agentes, Aatimer ~ Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-26
I'm coche de Vonta

oMB2< De Ia acreditada fabrica dc Ris-
kafA ley & Burris, New York, de exec
~ z--Sz-lcntes condiciones para yiajar y
para paseo, con asientos para euatro pers0Ras,
recibido recientemente por el bergantin Ia
gles Julia Blake" Para mas informes dirigir-
Sc los Sres. Il. Borras b Hermanos.
San Juan T. r., Fortaleza, % esquina b
de la Cruz EnerO Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-26
F6E-dida.

Visitando los sagrarios el vi6rnes sapto Sc
le perdi6 una sedora un collar de oro con su
medallion
La persona que 10 i1aya encOntrado slrvase
entenderse con esta Admon, donde sera gfati-
acada con generosldad, "a