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LOST. srrAYEp. AND FOUND.
FOR RENT
TOR RENT-STORES.

TOR RENT-STORES. Ga
No. 1905 east Main street, recently occupied by
Marcus Harris.
No. l4l4 east Main street, recently occupied by
Joha Mccormick.
No. 1927 east Main street, adjoining the City
Bank.
No. l44l east Main street, recently occupied by
James McGraw.
BRICK STORE on Twelfth street. ahJoiuIng
Clc,nmtt & Joues's. and recently occupied by CAL
lahan rs 4 restaurant
No. ITO Franklin street. near Old Market, re-
Gently occupied by Graves & Bush.
Apply to FRANK ID HILL & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
fn oo.3t ll0S Main street,
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coDIFIcATIoN OF THE ACTS RELATING TO
THE DUTIES AND COMPENSATION OF
COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS IN REGARD
TO STATE TAXES AND COUNTY LEvIEs-
THE SCHOOL FUND-THE McCULLocH
sprr1 &r.. sc. ~ .ss-s'@
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TIE TWENTY SECOND OF FEBaEARY being
q leoas holiday the banks will all be closed
Tor business on that day. This will throw
tbe tb bnsir,ess Of Friday, Saturday, and notes
faiiing due on Sunday, all into the iiirst-
named day. Parties having notes or ac-
eeptances falling due on either of these days
sHfIl take notice, aal.-a.. -. !. Z.
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Tiselfth et.--Thisi prominent thor
oughfare has been for the last few weeks IN
o very bad, condition. The street has re-
Gently been paved. but, the clay from tne
embankment has fallen ever it, ana has com.
pletely covered that portion Of the Waiaway
between Perry and MsDonoush streets: as
tbis ia one OF the most irequented streetsiof
our c;ty. the authorities should at once nave
the, pavement cleared for the uecotanicuassoi
of MIR citizens. ;,ifed ~ 4gHgs9'3 ~ II
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EDUCATIONAL.

CELECT SCHOOL.-We are now pre-
- pared to receive persons OF all ages 70 prsne the
ESGLISH BRANCHES, LATIN. GREEK,
FRENCH, DRAWING. PASTELLE, oiL-PAISF-
ING. aud WAX-WORK.
A class IN PRACTICAL BOTANY VIII DC
formed.
TERMS: Very reasonable. -,
For further Information call at 60i west Gay
street. or address JAMES DOUGLASS.
fe IS-eOIi2tk Al itie aDoVe NO.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHEAS.
CHIEF MARSHAL'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, February Is, z. L. XIV.

CHIEF MARSHAL'S OFFICE.}
RICHMOND, February Is, Z. L. XIV.
TT'HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING MM
4 been elected Chief Marshal for the ps-EY$SA
rade In honor OF tue Grand Lodge KnightsIsl 81 III
Of PyIhtas. Issues the following ins!ruc-(SSSl
tionS for the guidance OF all concerned: NS9
/. Communicates OF uniformed divisions ~sD/
and of lodges will report with their respective com
mands at q. o'clock p. NJ. THURSDAY the ZUtn
instant, 7. T. XVI. Gu Broad between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, where the line will be formed.
II. Visiting organizations will form Ut their re-
spect!ve quarters, where they VIII be walteo upon
and escorted to the above grounds.
Ill The line OF march win be down Broad "a
NiDetecnili- along Nineteenth 10 Main, up Aain tC
Fifth, thence to Franklin. up Franklin TO First
thence TO Grace, down Grace to Fourth, thence 10
Broad aud down Broad TO City Hail..
II. The following brethren have heen appointed
as adS--ylz !: WILLIAM III. STEVENS, JOHN f.
PAkRlST, WILLIAM MCDOWELL. j. HECH-
hER, j. f. TENNANT, S. 7. BEACH. l.. y. Is
FISHER, GEORGE r. RUFFIN. JOHN MAY
WE'LL, and win be Irspacted aud obeysd ACCORD
dIgiy II, CABELL TABB, p
ir20-1t Chief Marshal.
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Ii. ELLYSoN & CO., advertising agents, insert ac'
yertisenents In all of the newspapers OF the Untae
Siaes as publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the DIS
patch countinS-room will receive prompt atsen
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NEITHER failing teeth nor the peeping wrinkles
Of time so forcby tell OF advancing years rs your
gray hair. AYERS VIGoR restores its color and
makes your appearance more agreeable to others as
we'll as yourself. With fresh, luxurant hair the In
flrmllies Of age are far less noticeable.
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"This Indian weed, now wi,hered quite,
Though green at noon, cut down at night,
Shows thy decay;
All flesh is hav.

Thus think and smoke tobacco
In view Of the reduction of the tobacco tax 1t
may not be amiss to recommend smoking and med
itation after the above fashion, thus uniting what
some consider vice with what Is undoubtedly virtue.
4. NJ. LYON & co.'s SULTANA - brand Is the very
best for this purpose, and one may smoke il and
muse la Grdnde Turque until he forgets his
cares and finds himself in Elysum
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing propertie:
Of MEADE 4 BAKERS CARDoLIC MoUTH-M ASH
are uaexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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uAMBERn WHIsKEY, sold by W. D. BLAIR
Co., ut So per gallon, iucluding State tax, Is good
sound, pure whiskey. .sfa-
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-Our sale Of Coffee ex brig c.
Z. Suhr, advertised 10 take place on the goth IN
slant, will commence at ~ instead of O'Clock.
DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
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fe 1927
ANgISENENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Engagement OF the cultured New Orleans artisie,
MRS. HENRIETTA CHANFRAU,
tho regp!ng fayonte OF southern lady audiences and
most brilliant OF emotional actresses. supported oy
c. W. TAYLEURE'S COMBINATION.
THrRSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 20,
the American comedy drama by q. w. Tayieurc,
PARTED.
FRIDAY EVENING,
,heintensely exciting play. from the FRENCH,
THE WOMAN OF THE PEOPLE.
SATURDAY MATINEE,
JEALOUSY.
SATURDAY EVENING. ,
the thrilling comedy-drama
WAS SHE RIGHT?
Boy-sheet at Johnstou's aud ut the office OF the
Theatre. ,......r. ,.x
uSu9l lie 1S-ot~
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AS AFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE & BA'
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents q
hottie
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"AMDER- WnIsKEY.-We retail this pure RYF
WrIsKEY at S2 per gallon, including State tax.
w. ID. BLAIR & co.
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Gentlemen will find large assortment Of FUR
NIsuIEG GOODS, and at :ow prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRIgTIEG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction puarantee6. 0+
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r H. s.. Lycesa,--Q Quite: Q brilliant gath
ar;,, J. aften dsd The weekly soirSe at Lyeeam
aaIf Inst night. The inciemeney o. .as as
weather @ ON ali former occasions preYente0
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered bcautifTlly whit'
by the use OF MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPoNiSE DEN
rIFRIcE. Fifty cents q box.
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FOR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTT-WASTI. Fifty cents bottle.
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Hustings Court.-This court was en-
gagged yesterday in trying several important
civil cases.
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GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, fifty cents pound
Mt JOHN NJ. HIGGIES's.
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wEATHER REpORT.

IyDrcAYToNs FOR To-DkY.-For the. Mid
die States, increasing cloudiness and snow,
with easterly to soulherly winds, falling ba-
ronieter, and slight rise in temperature,
followed during Thursday afternoon or
evening by winds shifting to westerly OF
norfhwesterly and lower temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, and in the northern por-
tions areas. of rain, winds shifting to south.
erly and westerly or northw esterly, slight
changes in temperature, and In the north.
ern portions falling followed by rising oa-
rometer. ,a, g ra
TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
cool, aud pleasant.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 30;
8 A. NJ, 50; noon, 48; 8 P. H., 4G; 6 p
NJ. As; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature, 3S4.
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FOR ALL DISEASES or TIE TEETH AED GUNs
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents hottie.
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BLACK aud CoLORED CASHMEREs,
BLACK and CoLoREn ALPACAS,
PERCALES, CAMBRICS,
HANpKERcuIEFs. LINENS, HOSIERY,
JEwELRY, ,WRITING-PAPERS,
UNDER-GARMENTS-
and other goods for the present season, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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9itbnlund 1is1atrh,

8s- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF AL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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"PETRoLINE,' wonderfully effective yet per.
fectly harmless, possessing all Of natures unim-
paired remedial powers. It win create new hair,
impart strength and life 10 diseased dccaying
hair when nothing else will. This can truly be said
of "PETRoLINE," and evidence Is daily accumu.
lating. Sold at rs cents per bottle by PURCELL
LADD 6 Co.. L. WAGNER, and druggists gene
r-ll,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

VRAYS, ATTENTION ASSEMBLE at h
VI Recimcn,al Armory on FRIDAY, 2!st in
far contrary parade. Company forms at O'Clock. II
~ order Of CapaiB l.. }. BoSSlEcX:
r. On J. L. TYLER. Orderly.
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GROCERIES at reduced rates at
JOHN NJ. HIGGIEs's.
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FOB OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teetn
and diseased gums, use MEADE bAKER's CAH-
BoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, 81
ZINE STATIONERY.

ZINE STATIONERY.
ELLYSON & YANCEY.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERS,
1l12 MAIN STREET.
have Just received supply OF The iatest deslgns IN
FASHIONABLE NOTE PAPERS aud ENEE-
LoPEs, yISITING-CARDs, and MuURSlSG-
PAPER and ENVELOPES, which we offer on the
n'o's avn ELLYsoN & YaNcEY,
IA % 1ll2 Main street.
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NEW GOODS, NEW COO

INCIPIENT TARTAR AND SCURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DESTIFRIcE.
Fifty cents box.
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THURSDAY ...... FEBRUARY 20. 1879
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HEADQUARTERS ATTUCKs GUARD,
FIRST VIRGINIA BATTALION,
COLoRED VOLUNTEERS. }

A TTLNTION.- Assemble at Old-Mar- B
n Ike, Hall on THURSDAY MIGHT February p
oO,h nj : O'Clock In f,il-dress uniform, armed III
and cauipped-white belts aud plunes-for batta- il
lion Inspection. Members must be prompt; 30 eS
cusc unless sick or ont OF the cilv.
D' EMMETT SCOTT,
1927 Acting Orderly Sergeant.
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TOR RENT-DWELLINGS.

No. 500 west Grace street; 10 rooms, modern
improvements. =,
No. 13 north Sixth street; lo rooms, modern I'M
No. 1000 west Main street, formerly the resi-
dence Of William L. salmon. . N roo,,s
No. 7O7 Grace street. near Seventh; 10 rooms,
"STc"n. ."eUFfitf'' fSluIu ruuttH strrcrs' o
rooms, all modern improvements. .,,.,
So.4l Main, near Fifth street; rooms All hiod-
No. sos north Twelfth street; rooms and mod
Fifteen SMALL HOUSES In various part OF the
city at A'''A % - FRANK j.. HILL & CO..
feoO.3t llOS MalD street.
dor RENT, THOSE THREEMa
T. HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELL I'll
INGS with basement three stories aud h3nsard
roof above with saloon parlors and all the modern
improvements, finished In every way In the most at
tractive manner, on Franklin street between Naoi-
Two LNKGE FOUR-sTOEY BACCO
FACTORIES on Cary and Dock Streets corner
S1"y;eS;Tr o.sT0RY BRICK DWELLING No. s1s
west Grace street. With all the modern improve
"f,.f large BRICK DWELLING No. 2416 Mar
shall 81 rect, between tj-seventn and twenty
'ITWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING on Fourth
street corner Jackson street, with four rooms
N'1"aII.S NTW,rST0RY STT10jRY BRICK DWELLING on Fourth
street between jackson and Dural Streets wiih six
r"Sm,' Ms nWELLiN No. s13 st. John street.
FRAME DWELLING on Seventeenth street near
Baldwin street. - ,,..o,,,r,.. .. ,,.
store Of William jenkins & Co., Main street near
81 hnnIv ,r; t., to RICHARDSON s. CO..
--if' Real Estate Agents
ro ooa. 1ll3 Msiu street.
TOR RENT, VALUABLE FAhM IN
Il OF $50 ACRES. four miles west Of the CT LII
of Richmond. near The Deep Run turnpike ana sta-
plcs's Crossing, the Richmond; trede,rlcksDnrg
| and Potomac railroad, with good dwelling anu
| l,,.,c ADuly
'"i a. "a RICHARDSON &c CO..
foonat lll3 Ma II street.
NOR RENT, PLEASANT ROOMS G:a
Et on second floor with closets: bath asd -
| gas: also large FRONT ROOM ou third ho"r. Kent
low Apply At No. south Sixth street, near 3iAin'
fe 20-lt*
TOR RENT, DWELLINGS on Mar Ga
Gt shall between Seventh and Eighth streets. Nd
| with carriage-house and stable; DWELLiNNG on
franklin hetwcen eighth and Nin:h streets: SNAIL
| DWELLING corner Eighth and Clay streets; NJ, ~
nice order. Also. TWO FLOORS on DUiLDiHn
No III Eighth street. suitable for liyery-staoie or
S- CHARLES r. DAVIS
fe 2O-ThGw No. Ill north Eighth street.
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FRENCH BRANDY, only five dollars gallon,
JOHN n. HIGGINs's.
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2G.4t

NOR RENT, PLEASANT ROOMS G;a
E on second floor. with closets. balh asd IL
gas; also. large FRONT ROOM ou third floor. Rent
low. Apply at No. . south Sixth stre'' near sl1in'
4
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TOR RENT, VALUABLE FAhM an
Il 0F15O ACRES four miles west of the ciiy LII
at richmond near The Deep Run turnpike and sta
nics:s Cros,iue o.: the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, with gnod d"ei!lhs anu J.
large orchard. Apply TO ,,,,.- co
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05
Enemies to Education.

BY the bowls that are going up from
certain papers and their correspondents,
we discover the lamentable fact that
the University has many and bitter
enemies. That the University is a
blessing to our State none but the igno-
rant will deny. Within the walls of
our University the PEOPLE Of West
Virginia can educate their sons and
prepare them for the duties Of life at
far less expense than they can when
compelled to send them to other States.
We have in our State persons who OPP
pose every measure that has for its OBJ
ject the elevation of intelligence and
prosperity-persons who have more
hatred than sense, and who are at all
times lifting up their nonsensical cries
against things concerning which they
are as ignorant as the heather Chinese.
How long will the educational inter
ests of our State be intruded upon by
old fogies. -Buckhannon Banner.
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Robert G.. Walker was paymas-
ter in the army, but became insane
and resigned. Senator Blaine claim
ed that the resignation under such
circumstances was null and void, and
last June he got bill through Con
gress authorizing the President to
appoint Walker to the retired list as
Major. This Blaine did out of
sympathy for the poor soldier. But
this case has another side quite as in
tercsting, viz: Robert c.. Walker
was a paymaster in the army, but got
to gambling, lost large sums of gov
eminent money, played the insane
dodge and resigned. There is, also,
a sequel to both these stories, to wit;
Robert c. Walker was a brother-in-
law of James G. Blaine. He lost gov
eminent money by gambling and Sen
ator Blaine with his brother, John Z.
Blaine, who succeeded Walker made
his account square with the depart
ment and then got him retired on a
Majors pay to cover up the dis
grace
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05

The Democrats have a majority in
Congress, and also in the Morgan
town jail. Out of nine criminals now
confined in "hotel de Crow" nine of
them vote the Democratic ticket
They have working majority to
"all intents and purposes" The De
mocracy always could beat the radi-
Gals when it came to counting noses
through iron bars-MorgantownPost
The complacent effrontery with
which radical talks about cr;mi-
nails is something more than amusing
to person familiar with the history
of the great radical party. The rec
ord of that party, as political organ
ization, is blackened by the recital
of all manner of crookedness. In its
palmy days, after the close of the
war, its capet-bag plunderers robbed
the Southern people of the little they
had, while at the same time its more
powerful leaders at the National Cap
ital speculated in Credit Mobiiier
stock, and were engaged in all kinds
of jobbery. At the same time the
whiskey ring fourished, and its oper-
ations were winked at by the radical
leaders and office holders. If at any
time it seemed that regard for public
opinion demanded the conviction of a
radical trickster, he was Immediately
pardoned and very likely given
consulate or some other office Of prof
it and trust. This is the way the
radicals punish their criminals. Ev-
cry one of the scamps engaged in the
Presidential steal was punished by
the Fraudulent President by an ap-
pointment to profitable office. We
could give a list of every appointment
with the name Of the holder and his
salary, but deem it unnecessary as the
public is posted in this regard. The
aggregate of the salaries drawn by
the men engaged in seating Hayes,
against the voice of the people of the
United States, rs expressed at the
polls, will during his term amount to
1,026,460. Each of those fellows
was given an Office, the profit of which
correspondent with his prominence in
the fraudulent transactions. The mat
ter of distributing these offices is sufli-
cient evidence itself that the whole
transaction was fraud. When a
Democrat is mean enough to be guilty
of crime, Democrats believe in pun
ishing him, and Radicals clamor for
it. But the latter keep very quiet
when any of their political pals are
caught at their dirty tricks. The
flippancy in the above i'll becomes
Radical, in consideration of the his
tory of his party. Furthermore, we
are reliably informed that majority,
of the unfoItun beings confined in
Jail are Republicans. How do the
Democrats relish such slang as that
quoted above?
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Judge Fleming adjourned his Court
for this county last Saturday even
ing about o'clock, after a laborious
working term of two weeks. The
judge has been constantly surprising,
not only the members of the bar and
the general public, but even his
friends by his ability as a judge and
his powers as worker. The amount
of work done by him this term was
simply immense. This week we only
have time and space to say this much,
but in our next issue we propose, in
justice to our young judge, to prove
that our commentator Is just, by
showing more in detail what was done
at this late term.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05
The School Law.

We made some reference to the new
school law at the time of its passage,
and soon as we can obtain a correct
copy we will publish it in full. We
give following principle changes which
will be of interest to those connected
with educational affairs:
The State Board of Examiners is
abolished, but the State or professional
certificates heretofore granted will not
be effected thereby.
County certificates are to be granted
at examinations to be held at the close
of each institute. Certificates will be
of three grades only, and good for one
year.
School books are to be sold to pupils
at wholesale prices, which are to be
printed on the books. A penalty is
imposed for charging more than the
lawful price.
The enumeration of youth is to be
made prior to April in each year by
the teachers, and will be in two classes
viz: persons between the ages of 6 and
Is, and 16and 81.
Institutes are to be held in July and
August, lasting five days, and will be
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05
Radical Anxiety.

The Radical papers of this State,
Archie Campbell particularly, are
terribly reused up because the Dem
ocratic Congressman of this State
voted for Randall for Speaker of the
House of Representatives. This judi
cious act on the part of Mesrs. Will
son, Martin and Kenna greatly pro-
vokes and aggravates our Radical
Brethren. If these gentlemen had
supported Mr.. Blackburn, these same
Radical papers would have been howl
ing about their subserviency to the
rebel spirit of the south ETC., etc.
But they voted for Randall and now
the Republicans are trying to accuse
them of having deserted their Green
back principles and gone over to the
hard-money element of the Democrat
ic party. We pity our Radical Breth-
ern In their vain attempt to blacker
tho repution Of our Democratic Con
gressmen. How anxious they are
that everything shall 60 lovely in the
Democratic camp! How anxious
that Martin, Wilson and Kenna shall
always act wisely! Poor Radicals
they can't 60 TO Congress- from West
Virginia. Go West, young men, g
West. There is chance for you il
Kansas where Republicans bride thei
way into both House and Senate.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05
NJ EDlCAl.
A FREE GIFT!

OF copy of my Medical Common Sense Book
to any person suffering with Consumption, Asthma,
Catarrh Bronchitis Loss of Voice. or Sore Throat
Send name and post Office address, with two / cent
stamps and state your sickness. The book Is ele-
nation it contains, in the providence of God, has
saved many lives. The author has been treating de-
seases of the Nose, Throat and Lungs a special
practice in Cincinnati since 1857 Address DR.. N. b.
Wolfe, Cincinnati, Ohio. mar2o-4t
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conducted by an experienced teacher,
who is to be appointed by the State Su-
perintedent at a salary not to exceed
$25.
County Supertendents are not re-
quired to visit schools, and their pay is
graded according to the number If
schools in the county-ffty schools or
less, $50, and 50 on up to 1925, the
maximum salary.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05

Certain radical rings are making
preparations with view of nom ina
ting Grant and carrying the whole
country by storm. The arrangement
is to have him remain abroad until
next spring, when he is to be brought
back and and landed in some North
ern city with a flourish of trumpets,
and paraded through numerous large
cities with an enthusiasm that is to
carry the whole country. Grant is
wanted in Washington; the old rings
want him there that they may oper-
ate unrestricted and hold high carni-
val as they did when he was at the
head of the government before. They
want to see him re-instated, that re-
sumption of the good old times may
be had. They have even gone so far
as to have arranged for the purchase
of morning daily in New York to
advocate his denomination. All this
will do as far as it goes, but will the
people of America elect Grant to a
third term? We say not. The peo-
pie are tired to death of Grant and
Grantism. They long for an admin
istration by man of ability. They
want Thurman, or some man who is
his peer. The experiment of running
Grant is dangerous one, and we
scarcely think the more honest and
thoughtful Republicans are in favor
Of trying it. They don't want their
idol slaughtered.