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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23
sworn evidence,
The following Cure ls probably the most re-
markabIe over Effected BY any medical
preparation for tho treatment
Of catarrh:

Csntls,nsn-I hereby certfy that have had Catarrh
for Ten wears and for tile last six years have been
terrible Sufferer rendered partially deaf, had
buzzng In the head, pains across the temple, dizzy
SHELLS weak and painful eyes, swollen aud liberated
ionslls hard and constant cough. severe pain across
the chest and every indication of consumption. Ny
mead ached all the time. The matter accumulated so
raDdly IN my head anl thrOa. that could not KEEP
them free Frequently at night would spring ont Of
bed. IL seemed 20 me, Gt the point OF suEocatUn |
would then have recourse TO every means IN my power
10 dsodge the mucus from my throat and heal before
being able sleep again. For period OF SIX years my
tonss were liberated aad so much naamed that could
with difficulty swallow. finally consulted an eminent
surgeon In regard operation them. but at his
REQUEST postponed It, The constant Inflammation and
liberation In my throat caused by the poisonous m4
Ter dropDn down from my head had 50 irritated and
iulamedmy lungs that coughcd inceseantly,- Deep
hard cough Meanwhile my system began 20 show tho
eecsCf this disease SO that lost flesh grew pale and
showed every symptom OF an early death by colsninp
tion When matters had reached this stage. about
SIX months ago, began the Use OF SANFoED RADIO Il
CURE ZOE CATAEEII. Atter using the FIRST bottle be-
gan 10 improve rapidly The first dose seemed 70 clear
my head as l had not known " 10 be for years. IL
seemed gradually arrest the discharges, stopped
mn couch in Eres dTyg. by using II garglc soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling Of my tonsls
SO that they soon ceased to trouble The soreness
across my chest disappeared, the buzziug noises in my
completely restored and every symptom OF disease that
lad reduced me the verge Of the grave disappeared
by the use ofSASFOEDs RADICAL CUEE FOR CATAREE
l have been thus explicit because, as . druggist,
have seen great deal Of suffering from Catarrh, and
hone 10 convince many that this Is great remedy
am familiar with tho treatment OF Catarrh as prac-
tised by the best physicians and have consulted the
most eminent about my case. have used every Kind
period six years past and have while following their
use taken great OF my general health hut obtained
no relief or encourage cement nom any OF them.
BosroN, Feb. %, 1915. GEO. Z. DINSMORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23
A Faithful Dog.

4 ctsangc scene occurred the other Joy AZ
S!ercE on tie Moselle. Herr SchUit bad a dog
which be wished to &c: Ti q. Rowing out
into the middle of the river. he fastened O
stone rouud the dogs head and threw him Into
tie water. The animal sank at once; hut
during bis struggle the rope slipped Of the
stone, and he again Tose to tie surface and
tried TO get back into the boat. His master.
however, continued 10 push hin tack, but as
the dog persegered, be los, bis patience, and
striking At him with bis oar, lost his footing
aud fell into the water himself he was IN
able to swim, bat the dog, seizing bin by bis
coat, succeeded in bringing him % land, after
having been repeatedly washed away By Ihe
current. The dogs life was spared, Ve efe
happy 10 say.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

When the dramaiizolion of Jules VornOs
Round tho World IN Eighty Days" vsS
brought oG, at the Porto 81. Martin Theatre,
Paris, the manager, NJ Larochelle applied 20
Jamracb, the dealer in Wild beasts, for an olo-
phsnt 70 figure 10 tho Indian scenes A small
one wss offered for 1000 fTsncs, OF on h!rc OF
so franco night NJ. Lsrocbollc doclined to
purchase. fearing thot tho elephant might be
"HAito" one &c hin when tho play bad
ruu I,s course aud agreed to pay the 80 frnocs
per diem, or rather per noc!em. But II would
been better for him 10 have bought the beast
outright, for The play had a run Of 400 nights;
SO that Jamrach received 10000 francs for tho
hire Of the elephant, and still has him to,oll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23
POLLY
CHIMES FoR CHILDHOOD.

Brown eyes, straight nose;
Dirt pies, rumpled clothes;
Torn books. spo!lt toys,
Arch looks, unlike boy's;
Little rages, obvious arts
(Threc her age .,), cakes, tarts
Falling down of chairs;
Breaking crown down stairs
Catching fies on thepane;
Deep sighs-cause not plain;
Bribing you with kisses
For few farthing blisses.
Wide awake as you hear,
" Mercy's sake, quiet dear. -
New shoes, new frock;
Vague views Of what's O'CLOCK
When it's time to 90 TO bed,
And soorn sublime for what's SAID.
Folded hands, saying prayers
Understands not nor cares;
Thinks it odd smiles away;
Ietmay God hear her prayl
Bedgown white, kiss Dolly
Good night ! That's Polly.
Fast asleep, as you SEQ
Heaven keep my girl for me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23
Book Notices.

The numters' Of The LieiFg Agc 'for the
weeks e4ding February 23d nnd March "a ha' g
the following noteworthy contents: \ tteuch
Critic on Goethe, By Matthew Arnold. Quar-
terly Rerieu Natural Religion. part IN
N1cniaan An CxfoTd Lecture BY John Rus
kin. Ninaecnh C,ntuTy March OF an Eng
lish Generation through life. Quarterly =
French Home Life. Biacltrooi; Macleod OF
Dare. by William Black, and Within the Pre-
cints by Mrs Oliphau,, 10th from Advance
sheets; The Great Tour-fold Waterfall. fraser;
Doctor Lavardin. sketch, Macmillan =
Shakespeare 10 .Frauce. Nine'eenA Century ;
Frca. translated from the German of Frau
Won Ingersleben Pleasant People, Saturday
Rerie,c Antoine Cesar Becquerel, Nafar !
Tie Cruelty Of Pecuniery Crime. Spectator i;
Walking 10 Winter, Pail A'GR Gazette; The
En-, tons Due to Christmas Bills, Spectator ];
aud the usual select poetry aud miscellany.
The'back numbers containing the first iastal-
monts Of Erica" aud q story by Miss Thack-
cray, are still, sent gratis 10 new subscribers
for 1878. Iiitell & Gay, Boston, Publishers
A Correspondent, Of the Martlnsburg hide
pendent writing Of Grange Meeting, on the
Tuscarora, thus alludcs to a citizen Of his
County:
Mr.. Cushwa introduced lion. c. 7. Butler,
Of Jefferson County, State Lecturer, who in a
speech Of over an hour ia length, defined the
principles aud objects Of the patrons. He
said tie Graugers controlled the last LcGisla-
ture. aud through their influence tie usury
law was passed, which was very unwisoly We
toed by the Governor. Hesaid It was through
them that the JiI was passed grating license
to mutual insurance companies. whereby our
money was kept at home, and certainty Of
receiving pay u case their property should
burn. il Insured re spoke OF she farmers
sons being sent away 10 be educated, aud said
that ia nincty-nine cases out Of hundred they
came home too proud or too lazy 10 work on
the farm, but he hoped soon 70 see the Agri-
cultural College started in al adjoining county
which would enable the farmers to have their
sons educated aud practical lessons OF farming
taught them, which would enable them to be-
come farmers in truth"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
I. I. & Y. 7. D. GlLLAHlR, ElI7IlS
Zhariestown, Jeferson Co., ". va
OzFIoE Is JEFFERSON BUrLDrEa.
Saturday, March 23. 1879.
ARTICLES
Make Known Your Business.

The Baltimore american has well-consid-
cred article on the advantages of advertising.
After noticing the various modes adopted, in
daubing rocks, fences &c, ii alirns that moth
ing is equal to the respectable and influential
newspaper as a means Of advertising.
4 writer in the New York EceHing Post re-
marks that n very successful merchant 10 o
large New England city once said to him al
always advertise most when times are dull
In busy seasons it is only Necessary TO keep my
name before the public am sure 10 get my
share Of the spontaneous traGi,. But when
business is light then illuminate my broadside
Of special bargains, and thea is just the time
when special bargains are songht for"
An address which the New York World
prints from a man Of business who had fully
graspcI the theory Of Advertising contains this
extract: at we would make the bes, posi-
bic use Of our money We should pa;ronize ably
conducted and responsible newspapers not
the frs. newspaper which puts itself in the
way, even il it prodcrs the superficial nd7an-
tago Of an allogel wide circulation. The
newspaper is immeasurably the best medium
open to our irale," said the President Of the
Stove Manufacturers Convention, snd in the
employment Of is columns We would fad
means Of escape from wastefll, unligniGed and
ineffective methods the methods that should
be leit to the charlatan anl empire.
A well arranged. conspicuous advertisement
in reliable journal never escapes the eye Of
the public. Il carries tho message Of the ad-
yertiser everywhere aai oomminls respectful
attention from everybody.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

The Springfield, Mass, Republican, 10 rs
"reminiscences Of Springfield 10 the olden days.
says. "Zebina Siebbius oud vile. who lived
up on Ferry lane lCyrlcss street.. used to rido
to CT urch o Sundays 10 q one horse shay
Que morning. the old people didn't appear In
time, aud tie horse walked Of with tie empty
shay. Stopping religiously, for a moment, az
the church dor, be passed 10 toe shed, whore
ho remained about as loog as o Puritan ser
mon, and then backed out, stopped again az
the doors Of the church and bis masters house,
and returned 10 bis stable. Ia those days.
wh h.sooycr wss intelligent above bis fciows
vas as smart a. Zabina's horse and Was
nrnud Of N"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

In the lobby Of "a inn at the head Of Loeb
Suinsrt the following inscription was painted
on The wal! in conspicuous letters: "No per-
son will get credit for wliskey in this house
but those that pay money down"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

A gentleman whilo ouitakins drive bad
the misfortune 70 have bis carriage upset, nsd
himself and newly engaged young Scotch
coachmau thrown !nto tho road. The gentle
man was not seriously hurt, his principal loss
being that Of his wig lie found bis seryGnt
standing IN tic middle Of the road ho!diDg
bis head with one hand, through the fingers II
which the blood was freely irickliog, while he
gazcd with stupefod sense Of horror upon
his masters wig, which be held at an arms
length in his otbor hand. Well, Sandy. are
you much hurt2' inquired tho master COM
passionatcly. Hurt" exclaimed sandy. In
a tone that betrayed an injury to his feelings
by the bare inquiry. "Ah, l'm dooting III
leeye 10 seo tho morn after this. Din ye 10
see hae loss tho top o my head ?"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

I. has been discovered that there is some
thing pecu! lar about -four When wheat goes
Up ten ceuts a bushcl, -four gets the news IN
hall minute b. telegraph. But when wheat
goes down, -four gets the news By mail, and a
mighty slow mail az that.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23
JOHN NJ. COYLE & Co,
REAL ESTATE BROKERs,
CHARLESTOWN, ". VA.

DUY and sell Real Estate, in town and country; !;
Is Pfo,npt attention given to all business plsced
IL their hands. Titles examined and CouTey-
aucas promptly prepared. o
Nza. Business transacted in the Law once Of
Frsnck BeckwitA, on aa!n street, nearly oppo-
site the Carter House.
February ., ls75-N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

Ata duel the parties discharged their pistols
without eject. wbefeupoD one Il the seconds
interfered ard poposeI that the comtatants
shake hands. TO this the other second object
ed as unnecessary "For." said be. 4" their
hauds have been shaking this bali hour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

Cordial but equivocal mamma" Look,
Cissy, here is The doctor coming. What IA
yoriie he Is See, even the little chickens rup
to meet him" Cissy-" Yes. ma and tho
lt,le ducks cry 'quack. quack ="
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

II you pass through the hen roost with
careful eye, jnst bow, you viii notice a sadness
creeping over the couuienance Of the old hens.
I, Is not simply the knowledge that they must
die, but the thought that tbay must be sold
fJr spring chickens after they're laid out.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23
Fen. o. 1S75
SUFFoLK,ss.

SUFFOLK, ss. FEB. 2. lS'l.
Then personally appeared the said George T. Dins-
more and made oath that Tue foregoing statement ~
him subscribed Is true. Before me,
SETH :. THOMAS. Justice or the Peace.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

Each package contains Or Sanford Improved Tnhai-
ing Tube with full directions for In l csas. Price.
SiO0. Tor sale by ell Wholesale aud Retail Druggists
throughout the tnfcd States. WEEKS a. POTTER,
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, 1stoa Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

"Why. doctor, said a sick lady, "you give
me the same medicines as you arc giving my
husband how's thatT' All right. replied
the doctor: what's sauce for the goose j.
sauce for the gludcf ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

4 Yicksburg negro fell from the deck Of
steamboat the other doy, was sucked under
coal barge. came up IN tine 20 catch bis breath
before be Sid under q raft O nile lcug. aud
analy scrambled ashore down 1t Waueniown,
about seven miles below. with tie remark, No
use uyin, sc kant drown a deep water Bapiis' ]"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

Sheridan's solicitor calling one day, found
bis wife alone, and walking about in a state
Il violent excitement. lie Asaed what Vas
tic matter. Her only reply gas tba, ber
husband was n villain" Ancra time she ad-
ded. with some hesitation, Why, have dis
covered that al tho love leitds be sent me
were the very same he sent 10 lis frs. wife. j"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ALBEIT r. Mettea & Co.,
l22FAYErTH STREEr
SAP Dooa WEST OF PAPK
Formerly AeiAoaisi BooL D epos'iory,)
BALTIMORE, ND.

OUR Stock consists OF u beautiful and varied
J assortment OF English, French and American
Coatings, Suitings, Cloths, CGssimeres and Vest
ings. which we make up in the Best Merchant
Tailor Style. Our cutter whose reputation
il wellkuown for cutting and fitting, will give his
personal superintenddnce to this department.
Orders from the country promptly attended TO,
and satisfaction guaranteed. ..,,o
Sept 25, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23

II young man wants 10 sec bis name in
the paper let him get married. lie viii never
euiny lis death LUtice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-23
PERSONAL!

NOAH WALKED - Co,
Celebrated CIOthiers OF Baltimore, nd,
Announce the Introduction Of PLAZA Of ordering
Clothing and Underwear
By LETTER,
To which thew call your specia! attention. They
viii send GA application their improved and Hec3-
rate
RULES FOR SELEREASUREXESr,
and full line Of samples from their immense
stock ~ CLOTHS. CASSINEkES, COAIlNGS,
SutRrINGS, 4c., thus enabling parties IN any
part of the cocutry 90 order their Clothing and
Shirts drec; from them, with the certainty OF re-
ceiyi1g garments OF
The icry --latest Style
ind Kost Perfect FL A.tama1le
Goods ordered viii bo sent by Express 70 any
As is well ku5sn throughout the Southern
States they have for Forty-Ihree \ ears
E1CELLEO
IN all departments Of their business, which Is q
substantial guarantee a. 90 the character OF The
Goods they viii send out
A large aad well-assortcd stoek OF
EEADE-BEADE CLOTHING
Away, 90 hand, together with full limo Of
Furnishing Goods,
including all The latest Noveldesi in Design and a,
POPULAR PRICES.
when Goods are sent per Express c. o. d..
there will Dc NO collection charge on amounts oil
so and ovcr.
Rules for SELF Measurement, Samples OF Goods
and Pricc Lis, sent free on application.
The attention of the Trade Il invited to or
Wholesale Department, which is always kept up
O. che highest standard.
NOAH VgALXEEs q CO.,
Manufactures and Dealers 10 Mems aud Boys
Clothing aud Furnishing Goods, either ready
made or made O. order.
lGSaud lGT Baltimore street, BALTIMORE,
May IS. loT5-ytL MD
GEO. w. WEBB - 60.
CoayEs oF BALrNoUE LtGAr Srs.,
BALTIMORE,
II EEP constantly ou hand worry elegant as
N sJrtmyntOi
DIAMONDS.
FINEJEWELRY,
And ELEGANT SILVER ARE,
PATER, PHILIPPE 4 co.
JULES SJUBGENSEN,
And thc Celebrated
LEMON WATCHES,
A IL manufactured expressly 60 our order, and
"a which vc guaranty 90 give eentires1tisfaction
GEO. ". WEBB 4 co.
March 4 lS7l-lv.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
The County Convention.

The Democratic County Nominating
Convention, in pursuance 10 the call Of
the Convention held here on the 18th
Of July, assembled at the COa.t Elocse
on Saturday last,
/, was thought b some before tic
assembling of the Convention that an
effort would be made to break It up. rs
the two former Nominating nopyentions
iad been; but il such desire or inten.
jon did exist, j. was quickly dispelled
when it was seen thst the Convention
was composed Of so rlany Of tho old
and highly respectable citizens Of the
county. T.
WO are glad TO say that no attempt
was made 70 disturb the proceedings Of
the Convection, and that moro res.
pc::aLlc aud harmonious Convention
Was never held in this comfy.
We place at the head Of our columns
tee nominees Of the Convention, md
they should receive the supper, Of cv'
cry Democrat in The county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
Letter From Mr.. jackson.

We make the following cxtrao! from,
a letter written by the Hon Blackwell
jackson to tho Wheeling Rrgis'er, on
the Goth Of October, 1874. and pub.
lishcd in that paper Gu the Esd Of that
mouth. It will be seen from this
lette. that Mr.. jackson is DO new
convert to this Grecnbark system. but
that he has Entertained his present
views on the question for several years
~ The third which is the greatest
curse upon our FREQ system Of govern
mcnt, is tho financial system. "
70 make tho people servcuts to it, Con-
gress prohibits the right Of the people
to use any State currency by taxing
all such currency from ten to fifteen
per ccut, thereby forcing oil other
currency from circulation, leaving only
the currency the, Congress pIcascs to
giYe to the people, and as much and ut
such place. as will satisfy the whims
aud schemes Of Congress. This System
is costing the people from fifteen to
eighteen pc: cent. 10 get the privilege
to use thei: own means. TO blind
the mass Of the people the government
makes bonds, which ere the peoples
bonds. Then they incorporate banks
based on these bonds. Then tho banks
let the people have what vc call cur.
rcrcy at the small percentage Of ten
per cent. The people then ore called
on to pay tho interest on tho bonds in
gold and the interest to tho banks for
currency. which will make some ~
pCr cent; and this favored class, tho
bond holders, is exempt from all
county, State and general government
taxes. which will swell the per centagc
tina. the people pay for the privilege Of
using their own money, 10 Is per cent.
Is this right appeal to the people.
| believe that tAis government was not
,ni-l O. 49,. mn, .A,.r If hnr
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
James J. Peterson.
FREEMASsDuRu, Sept, 8,

FREEMAssDuRo, Sept. 8.
Editor Democrat:
We arc proud to learn that the gen.
tlcman. whose name heads this column
has announced himself Us a candidate for
Clerk Of tue Circuit Court.
Mr. Peterson is well known 10 this
county as q refined, quiet, and Intelligent
gentleman.
Possessing as he docs a first class
education, purity Of character and abll.
ty, aad above all being sober man.
thoroughly qualities him in every res.
poet fer tho position to which he as
pires.
lie certainly has every claim upon
the voters Of Lewis county. and We feel
sure that on the second Tuesday 10
October next Freeman. Greek will give
him q good majority
Eoy pUrULI
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
T. A. EpwARps,
- -
Secretary.
School 1ntereus Of Freernansbure

School IntereHs Of Frcemansburg.
.N. Editor:
The success Of the public school is
the most vital interest Of our people,
and as an encouragement to aurcess,
something moro than money must be
had, viz: Ac'jTc End cf.cieEt SCHOOL
officers.
Though there is no remuneration fOs
member Of tho Board o! Education,
and 20, mueh induccueut, other than
4 desire to benefit community, i, should
be the aim Of all good citizens to place
men 90 the beard yho would advance
their school intcrest-wilc awake
mtn-rsu who have some education
themselves. and appreciate tho hcrefi'
Of education men who will take II
leading part and push matters il
necessary. Such man. let me sug.
gcet, is Dr. Kifiec. Besides, the grow.
ing interest of Frecu'ausburg aud its
vicinity. demand graeicd school, and
having convcrscd with DR.. Riftc on
thu, point. I am safe in saying that he
is carncs. in the desire to obtain that
result.
Dr.. RifFcc is u member ofthc present
Board Of Education Of Frccman's Greek
District and has done bis duty. l
suggest him cs President Of the
mex, Board, and hope the people OF our
Distsi:: will place him in that position.
SUBSCRIBER.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMO.
CRATIC COUNTY coNvEN-
TIoS.

The Democratic County Convention
assembled a. the Court House on Sat.
urduy ms. a. i o'clock. - 80 $50
Mr.. William L. Lively, as Chairman
of,bc County Executive Committee,
called :hc Convention to order, aud in
n neal. and appropriate s3ccch explained
,bc; object Of tho Convention, and
urged Tie importance of n ,boropvb mr..
c,n;za,;on Of The nartv and the sclcc.
tiou Of good men for the various nos.
linn, 10 be- filled
Upou the conclusion Of Mr., Livelv's
remarks. Mr.. A. A. Levi, nominated
Colonel A. ". Wcodford a. perm,pcu,
Chairman of tho Convention, which
motion wu, unanimously udon,ca 80
Colonel Woodford, upon arsumins
the duties of Chairman, made n sncccb
Of about twenty minutes. in wbitb he
hell ,he Hcn;,blic,n nar,v rcsrors;b,o
for the present financial condition of
.ho c,,r,rv anil aor,njoa ,t.,,, ill.,
nav. 1oc;s,,,,,c If mi, s,o,oro ;,,.,,o
,bo usnrv law Tint n Rc,rh,;c,r Io,;s.
jo,rrc Ind rcncn,cd wh;,a IN nnY,or
several years MO,
n, ,,o,;oo of Mr. T N pOrr,o n
A Edward, vos made scc,o,,rv md
tbo fo,,ov;nr rcnt,ouc, yico'prc.;.
dante.
WI B,;,cv rrccr,r,. croo,, Me.
t,;ct,
N;mrc3 II Po.,or co,I;r,s so,,,o
mcnt District
SnmrO, a,t;rc rJoclo,,s c.oo, n;o
trict.
:Jobr u,ssor cor., uo,.o n;.;.;.,
William NrcNcm,r skin crccE n;.:
tr;c.,
Jrror ,bo comr,o,;on A. .,o
,;on n ,ccc.s vns ,,,on.rn,;I o o,.Ioo,.
1Joon the rc.,sscnh,;co osha rou
ven,iop, Mr., William r McCo,r, n.
fered tho following resolutions, which
ucrc ,dun,cd with In, nm l;ssOr,;n,
voice. :
Peso,rtd believing No ,,o do TINT in
unity tber, is y,renu,lI ondit;sor,bo
utmost i,Drcrtanpe Tim, MI ,,uo and