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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-07-30

Notwithstanding the bowls and
curses that went up from hungry
Republican throats when the Demo
cratic Congress set down on the in
famous deputy marshals, and the
threats that the Judiciary would
come to a standstill if money were
not voted to carry the elections, we
fail to note where a Marshal has
arisen to give the lie to the adage
concerning Republican Office holders
that STEW die and none resign"
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d. P. GUTHRIE,
Ex. Co. sup't.

People who were bitterly opposed
to the County Judge Bill few days
ago, are now strongly advocating its
adoption.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
MARIETTA, OHIO

MARIETTA, OHIO.
The instruction and methods are those
Of the best Eastern colleges. All instruct
ions III College by permanent professors
The PREPdRglT0RY DEPARTMENT
gives thorough preparation for college, and
all the advantages OF the best academies
and high-schools. The next term begins
Sept. II. !. w. ANDREWS, President.
July 30-4w.
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A Statement.

Editor Register, Iwish through your
paper to make. a statement Of the
amount of monies received while
County Superintendent of Mason
county. That it may be seen that
my statements are correct; | will
copy the substance of Col. Byrnes'
letter addressed to me:
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"WnEEL1ye, March IS, ISL

sd. P. GuTuRrE-Dear Sir: In reply to
your letter l will state that the payments
made at this Office, were as follows Sl26,
SOL, $l44, $50, all these were paid in the
year 1876, except the last order, which
delayed to pay till this time, thinking you
had been over paid, but it was my mistake
and not yours. am glad you called my
attention to it, as you had not drawn the
full amount that you might have drawn
under the law by Sl29. Please find enclo-
sed requisition on the Auditor for the
last order $50.
tRespectfully
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lVHE best 5 Gent Cigar in the mar
/ ket, ut fiffElt &,
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y NJ TtrPEIlYS.
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SpNnT0 r. O. RICH & CO.. Portland, Maine,
HONDfor best Agency Business in the world
Expensive Outfit Free
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IF YOU want genuine BARGAINS go 10
/ J.B. .Tippett's Cheap CASH Store
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THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
Sent free to any address on receipt Of 3eent stamp
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&77 A Month and expenses guaranteed TO Agents
" Outfit free. SHAW & Co, Augusta, Maine
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&9ny,1 a YEAR and expenses to agents; Outfits
0l Free, Address P. o. VlcKERf' Angus
, 1879-06-21

$40, ,oo9oio. Oh; 1850 b.1a scller July ut ~. n5<a
10. b3; 11,7bo bt's se,ior Aaaust A. $40. u7:f@
Sst0.l7.s, and 2. $50 btis su,ler September Al
$t0 17!;dato. gin, 1otnf, 20, $50 brts. The mar
kot c'osed At *1u 10 for cssh teltrJune,
$40, oolbt0. 0eH for July Sln 101t10. .1a!f for
Aneas., md ste. 2o&e TO- 2:'tf tor September DlA
park wnn scarce an nominal at ~ 006bb. 91 prime
h'sas :no. 30, and ex.ts nr,me 40 oofs. g.
The latest prices of Thnrtday. Sales vere report.
Cd q S9 tes spes 4! g. 17H eo T.: - sclle! Jsns
1000 ses scllcr August At SO. 900. i'm; nnd
2. 900 tcs eellcr scpsart,cF 1T 81 37.i: Total,
Il, giu tcs This market closed quiet at 80 17tee
40 for spot os setter june, st. 9o.t6 vs. fos
tcller autS, 81. a0f10. 39 Tor aeltr August, aud
nbout st. 37!s for September.
MEA7r--Wsre fairly activc. chiefly in local fu.
lures with lHtie change in the avesagc of prlceA.
There wa anly = iteht INQUIRY for expert 20 fat
l4Q 0u0 ibs Shoulders Tor August delivery At III. no
0a.oo: 4to. o9u lGs shoulders Il ".
GpS,0Tls seilor September: 26 boxes bellies at
x5.25: and 100 te. sMset p!cklcd hama I'D lbs! at
H4c seller Augkst. The following we're tho closing
prices on the lcadlnK cuts:
, 1879-06-21

s,n Tho new btocA OF Bodse twa shares at tho nav
will be Issued for ona Of the old.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. juno 20.-Siehs exchange on
Ncw York, u premium.
Sterling exchange, baukcrs' bills, A88J1.
FCRE1GN.
LONDON, .Juno 2o.-Consols, money, g7 1-tB;
account, VIZ.
United Statcs securittcs-Reading, a01S;
Erie, 2sA preferred. IS.
United States Houds--New Is, 105t&; Az,
los; Is, 103&,
Amount ii bullion gonc Into the Dnuk Of En-
glala day, Gl3,o00.
PARIS, June 20.-Rentea, 110f 0711Sc..
, 1879-06-21

HOG rRoDUcTH-WeEs lsss active. and svsr-
aged rasIes, Lard was dull throughout Msps pork
Irregular, With = mpdesate volume Of trading, and
meats qu!aE except In local changes from pne
month to smother, Hogs wefs quoted b. higher at
tho opt+loe, but msre plentiful 1asss. ana pork
followed closeiy the dtrtasan1 from the Stack
Yasda> thsre hs!nR listlo change n the touo Of nd
yices from otheF polnh. II
Axss poHK-Was loss act!va, and irregular. Tho
market advanced :,hc early. declined loc, aud
elo4ed stads below tho lals41 pslccs Ut Thufaaay,
ea!ss were sspostsa Of 1000 bll& ysllsE Juus As
, 1879-06-21

civ EOl6uulpuuh, Esle9 pu wheat
The following grain wos inspected Into store
ID this city yesterday morning: II cars No. q
red winter wheat. . cars No. s do, cara mixed,
II cara No. hard, Us ears No. 3 spsiug, 1856 eass
No. do. 19 tara rsjecttd. fears no grade (a235a
wheat: 158 cars aud $500 bu high tnlxcd corn,
3 cars new mixed, ull cars A1.d 6,000 hu No. .
coru, II cars and 6,001 bu rejected, cara no
gratla t4sS cornl; ~ cars wlIte OATS rs cars No,
: utxed. : cars rojecsed {7a oats); cars No. .
rye, car rctsetsd; = cars Nc. 8 barley. Total
tS2S carsA 0H5, 900 bu. Inspected cut; B,021 hu
wheat, &M,oN bu cotu, 5o,723 hu oats, 4sa5 bu
rye, e,lo0 hu barley.
THIS ettlcial report Indicating soms 100000
hogs !ess IN this State tnan II year aeo does hot
aRssa with tta advlcea received by prominent
operators hero. THY polnt ~ NJ increase Of
l0I915 per Crut IN tho number In illinois, Iowa,
aud Ncaraaku, slia all ascouats agree ln stating
saat TIC coudtttou d tatt&fActufy>
A leading operator stasou yesterday TINT or
darn aro noH conIug hrse from European ports
for wheat. vent by parttes who haye lrsctoioss
1eceised milwaukee, wheat. Ho says tlat the
chtcsgo wheut Of this year b batter In quality
thsn sha sansa Rtades In Alwaukes, aud thAt
, 1879-06-21

LonisyiNe & Nashville, ~ ,con,uascd viii,
yestrrlaY'a closing prices. The election
Of Jel1es X Krone aa 4 Director Of the. Eto
Kosd I,ns produee,i better feeling 1T the bonds
and stocks vi Tho Company. rs It - understood
ho ltentls to takn an active part In the n'anago-
nlent ol it, ntfalrs, a'id the genural fcettnH 10
that t,e ahtlttv and energy which llc will hrtlw
70 the tfischarge Of tho duttos dcyolyiag upon
httr catltiot fal 4, lnure 10 the hcnetit ot the
road. mud contrth,tte to place It q position 70
eompete on not unequal terms lsh other tT1nX n
Erle, 1000 Lake shore, aMo WABASH, 's,m ts9
ST. Paul common. :, 100 preferred, 1g,0o1 Lack-
savanna, 7,Goo Nav Jcsse. Central, q, 600 MIcl,
Western Union, 500 Kaista 4 Texas, 1850
Louisviilo i Nsshvtlle. 5Doo, Kansas City d
Northern, and 1,l00 Iron Mountain.
Bur silver hcre is .l13A. Subsidiary silver
coin IL e<a11 neF cent dfscounts
Money market eas7 at &9eA. Primo mercantile
paper, :,1fgf4l1:
Startling exchange, bankers bi'ia, weak Ut 4s7 +;
sight exchange OH New York, 4S0If.
Produce export Tor tic week, *t,00a 300.
aoyENxMENrg.
Coupons Of 1891. 1913 Sow per cont -. .1091s
Now be:........ ...10a!i Currency 9e...,....l22
NAt* 11S1I '
, 1879-06-21

H0GS-Pfsces wcto again higher. 01cntng 1t ID
ndynace at &c, tho market matntained fall degtes
Of activity throughout, though toward tle close aha
tee!lng Wna lcsa dsm. The adyanco wau condned
to tho gEndcs above enmmon. the low grades beng
3.05 for pour to prime light weights, At VII
1.D5 for poor 70 eood heavy packing l.ost, anu It
., 81GB+ ;gh for fair to exfra heavy zaippsts;
the outaldo quotation. ekps sold Ut 90. ooGa3 GU.
Most Of The trading was u ~. 85db3, 10.
AL sales uta made subject to shfinkagc OF 10
IN for pEgy lows and no tba for stsEa.
, 1879-06-21

The following wese the receipts and ship
1ncnts Of the lending articles Of produce Ia this
city during thu twenty.tour houra ending At
o'clock on Friday morning, and for the cor
responding date tWelYo mouths ago:
, 1879-06-21
100000

Juua l2,.,.,.,..,. .......,. 800 400, QUO
. = ssStsVV %iFNbsVtN
Tito Assessment inst leyiod will bdcon,c, drf'n.
dny viii take place or thu 9TH Of August. \ mill u
now crushing ora and tho mat shipment Of bullion
ts aHe. ,
, 1879-06-21

r ,Sena aSa. "'iS' r. 1naa r. 1"' * MTsrrtx-Ne.
ceipts for A ill., wsef ond,ng Juno Is wers s, bla
n:sa 81 tnsoaHn anu n ~ sos"a n,t befars: sup.
Tcsss " WI dcmsn9 nnI oyi,,s 10 uuaYdr
sEIn s acronrIs t,nm ~ pnstsrn ,ns,seA, pslces
Tnra .Irrin"d 1fiEh1Hc rn,4t nf which was OH con'
, naas 9ssaco 4vSpnS st rdnts hard to ssH;
IVY s'va, oss ,cns ,romSh IN III hstds; bsss
s3oo to !. 100, II. 7b4a5 Is; ia.f 10 0ood, yN
r. taxs ui h,;i. ~, ~ ~ eowy, 81 ~
abo; sse !oy , the nsek, 6is US sssd sssipst sss
4"oehsee'pu a ~ 2gE hfa oesp' ~ aaa mars ~ 10.
nav: tnsrEtt off n con.edpepce GllQc, ana:
walo q Offering. efs a',ge:e4 Of \ S.4'sss
rathst nrn At Thy following; rha1ads'Rias:o c:oHmua
Torkets and grassars, s.. 3.Gu13. ~; fodsa'' ss'@'
, 1879-06-21
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for juno delivery On tho
leading articles for the last two business daya:
, 1879-06-21

LAZARUS s1LvEltMAN.
Eoushwest corner LasaIEo and Randofph.ita,.
u buying and selling
FDnE19N HxCNANuE,
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
CHICAGO ClTY AND COOK COUNTY BONDS,
And does General Banking Business.
, 1879-06-21

BROOM. .CoNS-Dcalsss report good oslef
trade. aud quote nearly all grades h!2ueF The
reports from kansa4 maEe the acFeske ptantet
theru oven less thaa dealers bud hsat sapposed.
Thu prospect Of tho crops being light csuses Tho
hfuansss;
Fins gscen carpet htuah, y plb..............9 G8}t
t4Fesn hu<! Y1f1
Ksd-ttpbad bur. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9s5h
Fln$ gteeu, with husl to wosk klt..........6h0b
ued'Eppet Qo....t.,.t+..s ,..,.s.. .4at4So
, 1879-06-21

BIEEP-Thefe woE good Inquiry 7ot E&I sNE1N
aud prfcos wcrc wol Sustained, notwithstanding
tue nntayosablo condition OF Tho Eastern mntksh
Sa.es were on basis Of s.. h0a 80 Tor 'h{esias g
common. at 80. 76A4.:.5 for medium, ard 81 Vt ~
Gt5. 60 for good 10 uxtEn.
, 1879-06-21

,...,,., ~
"a .,,...,,.. ~ ~
...,........, ena :: y y,
, par BAck,. 4 ;;f%t.t + ~ y
10 beiorn. T,,n MT . :; y! !.
' ~'' II
1nrrn,.,,
Commor 10 iii;. po74.
Superior n f|ne. SEssas
, 1879-06-21

~ -" s"f~"~ y l4u
CATTLE-Thsro was 1ittts fault to be found win
Yesterdays market. good gcasshl demand s1-
listed, and under = greatly d!mt1!ahca supp,y
prices worked drncr all around. In common
grades tho change did not smonnt 10 qnoab]o
tdvauce, bnt in fat cattlo thore was an itnpspye.
mont Of 1oc per 100 lbs- Tho fresh rccelpta did
not comprise the etatre supply, there being msny
stals cattle. n,ost Of which wore Of the common
sort, and that tact tended 10 keep down ptlcel Of
thin stock. Ratcs bad IN crtrsmo ranae Of S. 0oGs
h,10. Anatzed lot Of scalawags sold at the inside
figure, and 1t tho outside price drove Of NJ head
averaging l, 5og lbs changed ownors. There was,
however but lst1o trading under 81. It OF abo1s
81. H. wh'Ia tho larger part Of tho stock crossed
the acates NJ 81. 15o4 60. Btockora remained dull,
md not onough sales Of that casa were effected to
giro a fair Idea Of market va1naB. Vcals wets IL
domApi At 50. g5Gb5. .,5 per 100 LBS, Tho genera
market closed atsAly.
, 1879-06-21
EDWARD I. BREWSTER,
rl04 WMhihRton.at
UNITED STATES PER CENT BONDS
t4.~ .nto g.. -ur,z

F1r Eaia III AuHl4 to Su(f-
ALk0,
COOK COUNTY s PER CENT BONDS.
CQOK COUNTY PER CENT BONDS.
CHICAGO CITY pEH CENT BONDS
, 1879-06-21

Extra Denyes-Graded stcers, ,velehiux
!. 400 lbs and upwards ....,,.. :. ...S4. 8
steers, ,wotghtug l,-2b0 to j, 4o0 lbs. 4. q
Good t3ceves--W OIL fattcncd stseet,
Weighing /. 100 10 !. ESQ lbs. ..... -. ~
Medfnm Gradef-Stecrs tn fair tleah,
weighing /, $50 to !, 200 ihs. ......... 81
Butchcras sStack-Poor TO common ateers
and common 10 chulcB cows. for city y
slaughter. weighing 500 TO l.050 lbs 2. 5
btock kCattle-Conu,on cattle, weighing
700 tu !, 15D lbs, ,......... Z. .........t 2.
1nfrslor-tAght and thln cows, heifefs,
staKs, bultst and scalawag steera... 20
Texas Cattle Through droyos.. 2.
VcalA. paf 100 lbs .......,............. 3. o
, 1879-06-21

HSrhfuEs--snuihstn ws,s mnr4 ntsstx aud
sasiet. Tia 0dartuGe weta 1ne. Old potatoes ware
scalSe. aud ltttxutas y H!cs. esf Of rose re- re
Wefs quoted Ut Il. 1901. 20 pss hu. New Otlshas
new p4tatota wsra quoted II 81. .oo1h, 80 pr brl.
anA tnfetior from other po!aks a. fi. OO6tt.bo.
ttsady. The ouestass wsta sasals:
Ga!eksaa llss, doz... q. ooess 0ozs5 90 q,
npFauk GulEA0Eh. ~
Turkets, live, 4 p.,,,..,.,,,...,,, -, .Utllt Oh
bEEps-y'.aatAy ~nA quiet pad tem1y t1td at
81. SOC l.ua, Clover wAs qlOted ~ 50 u fur
pftms nIutlium, and u .0l TOR mammoth. II was
tupsoted that xona cloyos had basn sold Tot export
Flax ssod was quiet Vt 81, 3u4o1.49 sp1t. aud at
we're sluft at s8edSl. %. Huekwheat sQld At aQc.
bALI-Was in request. and stsady:
Fms &1tst = esl..ss s,.,.,.,...,..>......& 40
, 1879-06-21

,. q. 1A1rosArAIL, !. N, xtppxk co.,
Chicago. WV York.
ics 1 Lssal!e.t,.s .t1,;.s !GhitssaSo.
stocts bpGsht and *old oa mnEKq by telegraph 4 n
fprInAtfuu fnrntkhe1 on application.
alesr ssltonsta1t. !liider Trast, Of our hrm art
Enclu6ers Of tha New York stock Exchange.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, May II. The Catholic Hierarchy
and newspapers of Ireland maintain profound
silence respecting the bill for the establish
ment of a university of st. Patrick at Dublin,
introduced by O'Conor in the Commons the
18th inst In the absence of knowledge
whether it would be the end or only the
beginning Of difficulty, the Protestants OF
ireland look unfavorably on the measure.
They say they must be certain of its accep-
lance by Rome before they can do any good.
Protestant dissentcrs and church liberation
society bitterly oppose the measure, and arc
organizing public agitation against it.
Owing to advices from South France and
Italy reporting the rapid destruction of the
silk worms and bad weather. the silk market
yesterday was excited and prices buoyant.
ROME, Nay 81. The Italie contradicts the
statement that the Pope has consented in
return for concessions by the King to consc
crate the chapel in the Quirinal
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The Meanest Man I'm the World.

OF all the meanest characters that have come under
our observation. the meanes of all IL the dyspeptic
cync, TO whom grumbling has become u second ma
ture The weather Is always too hot or too dry the
meat is too too thoroughly cooked, too fat or
too lean-in short he grumbles about everything
from his coffee TO Congress. lie is always In want
of something he has not. and forever disconiented
with whatever he has Contrariness Is his distin-
gushing trait II his wife desires to spend the
evening with a friend he insists upon STAYING at
home. lie warns all his bachelor friends TO beware
of matrmony. His brain is full Of whims and
crotchets there is little room for sense.
But the dyspeptic cynic reaches the acme of diss.
greeableness when diseased liver has supplemented
the grumbling by hypochondra. Then the slightest
unpleasant circumstance is magnited into something
momentous and terrible. The victims becomes dis
trustful Of his best friends and all sorts of imaginary
evils haunt the weakened brain. The picture 10 not
overdrawn, as thousands of homes can attest-homes
in which happiness and domestic harmony have been
wrecked by-nOthing more than dyspeptc and
chronic disease of the liver Given a sound stomach
and healthful liver and the results will almost In
varably be health and cheerful temper. Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative
Pellets uniailing remedies for all chronic diseases
of the stomach and liver. Druggists mark them as
the most popular domestic medicines ON their list.
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CHIN A..
Veto Comments.

Hone KONG, April .. News of the veto of
the anti-Chinesc bill excites conflicting COM
ments, Americans throughout China ex-
press satisfaction at the rejection. Europeans
merely evince surprise, having in most cases
anticipated different action.
The Chinese take contradictory views even
among themselves. In the immediate neigh
borhood of Hong Kong port of Emigration
where friends of the Chinese now in America,
much qualification is shown. The idea APP
pears 10 prevail that future prosecutions arc
impossible. but no indication of increased
departure.
Around Shanghai the popuace are appar-
emily indifferent and officers retcent.
Advices from Pokin warrant the suppose
ton that the veto will not be received with
unmiXed pleasure. 1t is reported that the
government had prepared for contrary
result, and intended to take advantage of the
bill precedent for strong measures here.
Many foreign residents at Pekin are con
WINGED that the government would welcome
any excuse for instituting an extreme anti
foreign, or at least anti-American policy.
Personal.
The commander-in Chief of the army is
preparing for a grand review of all of the
troops, for the enlightenment of Gen. Grant
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FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
Senate.

Senate not in session.
House.
| House resumed bill to repeal and amen,
laws relating TO transfer of cases from Stat,
| TO Federal courts.
Mr. Frye suggested to Mr.. Townsend, VIII,
has charge of the bill, whether in view of tn,
importance Of the measure and the attention
that should be given it, he would not consen
to have it referred to the judiciary or recon
mitted to the committee on revision Of laws.
not to be brought back this session.
Mr.. Townsend declined to accede and de
manded the previous question.
The rep. side thereupon refrained from vot
ing so there was no quorum, and then a call
of the House commenced, by which the
morning hour was used up without progress
on the bill.
House took up the silver bill.
The 4th section, as amended Yesterday on
motion of Mr.. Marsh.
motion to lay on the table the motion to
reconsider the vote adopting section 4, as
amended, was carried. This keeps the 18th
section in the bill irrcvocably, defeating the
main object of its supporters.
At the last moment, Mr.. Springer, who
sustained the Marsh amendment in all its
stages, changed his vote from aye to no,
leaving it in the Speakers power Nv making
a tie vote, but the latter did not exercise his
privilege.
The 9TH section, which directs payment OF
small silver coins to extent that may be re-
CURED, in exchange for gold coins, or stand
ard silver dollars, or L. ). notes at par, in
sums not less than $50, was agreed to.
Mr.. Warner demanded the previous ques-
tod on the 9th section, which makes gold
coins and standard silver dollars legal tender
for all payments.
| Previous question was seconded.
Mr.. Weaver moved an amendment direct
ing the Secretary of Treasury to pay out
standard silver coin same as gold coin in LID
udation ofall coin obligations of government.
Agreed to-
The section as amended was then agreed
to.
The 9TH section, providing small silver coin
be legal tender not exceeding 500 was then
agreed to.
The sth section, providing issuance of coin
and bullion certificates and their acceptance
for all dues Of the l.. s., was read
Garfield and Haskell made points of order
Over ruled by Speaker.
Mr.. Warner moved the previous question,
refusing to permit debate.
The reps. in retaliation refused to vote,
breaking quorum.
Mr.. Mills, dem, appealed to Warner to
yield to Cox who would offer an amendment
to the rnles dcducting days pay of mem
beers refusing to vote. Defiant laughter on
rep. side.
\ call of the House showed 2s9 members
present, and further proceedings under the
call were dispensed with.
Question then required on scconding de-
mand for previous question, pending which
a motion was male to lay on the table. Re
jected
Several motions to adjonrn were voted
down.
Finally Warner amid laughter on rep
side, made a motion to adjourn, which was
carried.
Adjourned.
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Don't Dry Up your cough but cure 1t root and
branch by using DR.. A. }. Fagg's Cough and Lung
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REPAIRING OR MAKING OF PARTS

MOring and other Machines
ana Tools
Used by Farmers and this class Of work sly1
receive my personal and special attention; and
prices shall correspond with the times.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
n. n. Harvey.
May 10th, lsso sws0
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What sight more sad than to see an old
man with locks whitened for the tomb stand
ing on the corners of the streets, or loafing
denouncing his State and her institutions,
taking by the hand every loafer and shoulder
hitter and law breaker, inflaming their pas
sions, exciting their distrust of all painstaking
people who by industry, frugality and temper
ance have saved few dollars, denouncingsav-
ings institutions, where the savings ofhundreds
and thousands of mechanics and laborers, and
the mite of the widow and orphans are stored,
AS piracies, using his influence to render
worthless the securities, on which rest the
value Of many years of toll? Who has seen
such man?