davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-03
nADWAY's READY 1tEL1Er.
DIR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPA ri Lillian
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes ns Seen and Felt -
they Duly Occur, Ar. W.
ter Using IL Few
F. nnanu ~

l.. Cool spirits. dfslrjn,aranre n, xro.,.u
!nsSor Melancl,oy, Iflcrel,su md Ilgr,,jnss..e
I. str.n4th increases. nt,pcsIlu Improve. -,
lall f fon nn nnrt M'ti tr,1cttjois f trss1 re
hrasli, KoH tltgeatlot,. entm md t,t,,i1.,MStes MStes
..I Disappearance Of snt,ta. h.atc1,cs n,,,.,
The skin !ookA clcnr ama 1entthy; tia ,jE,Hs: ,lsis
cfat,ged From rs iurI a1 elonIy appsar,n1ias M na1is
fxsy fst ths 81 pser s1her t''E s T%ttf f%s ps:ss
wltt ,,gi, @ H., nr sctslng little Or no scseen. sse.
Hy Of Involuntary wcattnitlg tscilrgrsI "
ialctl II Tint wny), with rcr,intv II ,er4nnat u! at
cure: llett'!sct s.ten9tt, exhibited ii liz ss
tgGi,na - ~, nat.i M Junction llarinuy rv.iqn,
~. Yellow tingr Of, tho wl,ito nj tho cycs So,
tho hwnrthy, saffron a,nnar uf iho sEaa a9a
!. 'chnsn suffering 1l1in wemk III lIIs,,,.,
lstll!s or tul'crntcs VIII rtnt.n urcat lepe, \
GIxpne.ttttrtrscy I,pI,t, .r The t1,Rh lhcEm If inu,
thront Or hcnt1; diminishing The, fruI1,cm,w \;
Cough; general lncrtxo NJ strength tIro,tcRRoMu, "
tnG sysin'n: stoppaEuo of nsght.Awrnts nui paIa.
IcAs Rtnlll'tcrs+ nic.: cnssHtfon Of Col.I an;
ciil!s. setsn nf ktncutloM, nrit brcntiiuuu s saa
RasSs ',,a o. c Ill.,. 81; ynE tst lqw,, 3ss o. a5s
Kr!itIttll!r at,tl sAroly ,!IsRppchr. ''''"o@'
II. As lny nitcr !ny tho RAllSAp A1stL,rASn
takGal ;iew afKis nfinturn!g hcnltt, viii npIsst:
ti'stse will diminish. al,ll nil turplHn a, m,satsa,
uepostts. 1ltHtea tts'll,rs <4seers hnist iuipm,e
cts:, le ,, rGsn!yti as.y, md tho ,,l'smlnt na&
sk!n stisSs, n,iniiy iiss 'tisappra pa cores e'o'
q. ~ ctst!s WlGrH tnu System il.ts tcer ,at,
Htc, aal.i Mercury. Quicksilver, cnrruslyu sutp
~ mo p9lles j0lutH. etc., Gtlisiug tArtcs 1f In
bniea, rirAets siinnl tlllvntlIl'rs, cnntoriIons
shi,iiqa sa if,i ysr9sS W'1I ysns stS .1s
and cxterlnate tho virus of tho disease tfn, inxs
f.
, 1880-08-03
THE COUNCIL.
An Ordinance Providing for Under
ground Telegraph; Wires. !
Tho Ashland AYenuo Bridge Matter Tut
III Det1htt Shape.
Petitions pfaseatod Regarding slsees.Ra'l~ays
on West lake und jackson Slsaets.
Action Taken Regarding Free Bathing on
the Lake-4hore.
The Watcr.snpply QnsMion Laid '0'tr Tor One WteR
--NIxellaneous business, Etc.

w, n.,. c,s,1, nr..ttnn Tail ,FrAr far ana WAht |
-.Ni...,faneons unsIntx,. Ete.
-hI&ellaRto"s ouA'''ts'' "'S'
-.
A regular n'eeuiss VI t"e eu1'''u!a Uts ~. ~,
was held last evening, mayor li"1I'soI IL! tno
ehai , aii tue 'e,aoe,s aTHs,o, ptrSs, g,,,1 ne.
;Me,,t1!'' ;.'rn'i". eN'sp' 'A"'
>''''''."! ''..',,.,,r,,.x, rr, ro,,ar;t w1nrs.
tH,Hhu',ooH' .',' ....';..o.,'i +ho fnii,,rtro
Cn,n,rtt,ec ~, Fire mud Water: .~.'
w,tunr,s ,lin iInupr the Mayor, in his hllrl,nl
mrssaHc 10 lilo cty. Gonnet q slay 10, 1sso ~ H.
t,arru,c,', Of tic cisy il hnMpctetl ts lho net-
work Of wires oti Thy teIeGrapf 9les II, HSahs
iaSrs @ =, 9r; n,n ,s m tnkn! nt1 nw thn
r Ssher ~ pr' "@ro ',f tr's,an s'o tk,,nnass ID inv
m,tIg ~, wI1,:s .o ,I1errrotnI: nbrelora a Il Or.
ia y tSo Ci$ co!iisil e liz city aL M GhissrS ;
plts ti 4il' t, t o ereett ID any stres ssv'i,,c, d.
iy. Or public rl'seain THO Clty 1t Ghieas, I s1r
nn'.y telcnph wt, t'o at,eaGt T. 20 ~, S ,%m c
nafter ps,1Ga. TIt car,or hc wlre or wlrcs Of my
a,,| c.rv ,s,r,,nh cou,1auy shaii lu lid tt.i-
nr tn X ruin II thjs civ, t,,,'i IL srii .cpt
irom Tic srlaco lis shall tios at,.langer my W.
.or Or rms pipes, scwcrs or drains, Or any larts
snr j. That tho comml;sseuer Of Pui,lIc !sde
Mo1ss M @ y ~ Hi + 'eaGRy usep,s nt n 1
INC stslstsi,s " .I's ~ nrmnzt 1 mr.
SkS. J. Ay cot1lon n1p'p N, ho nrnpisns .,f Ills
er,,t!l,cn u sm ht. ss,lfcct to Il ronnity Of 10
i.,r cac anti overy telcgr1,ph- rofe SO orectat',
md r,trh mil every wire a.tt, put up, ur co-
ir,,ctc,l, except Us herein provided, nnu f.lr-
:lel pcn,lty Or ~ for cncli md every day tho
suihc shall ltc continued. l.. t., r,r,, fr,,,
ssc.5. 'ihis ordinance shall bo IN 1orco IRON
7nu after III pnsslse'
nGEES AVENUE HALLWAY
The sumo A1dcrlnNM introduced petition
ftu.u Il luDllnr of Wcst-SihtrA, praying i0r
lie rx,r,si,,n OF the West Division Strect
Nai1rmtt III Ugtlei avenue to the city limits.
Referred 10 tho Committee oil hntlfoads' Z"
rol.lcE Coulyr CLERK.
A communication was re,ltt FROM the Mayor
announcing his appointment nf n. \. LIT
Huy III Clerk nf thu Wcst Division Police
Court. Tile appointment WIS confirmed.
.au, ..vu Avrs1,E n,i11,nE.
m,, t;Nnir """ ",'',.I Io n thn 't,n,nc,, ,,,a.
mn 'M 4a,i IT'tt Tomissncrs % Ir, anpiietl to W tho
Guy hniliorttGs !nI Luz n"atgs ~ eoa
, 1880-08-03
70 THE PUBLIC

ThtFt, rlst lp nh better Etlul7latee., II E,Ilt.
of III isa,i,yys old established It II IT. om,j"u, o
I 4 Es III e,t ,! YY;iSss,
laits. IL. alre nu4 &G inr ttla"ul IN luf,
, 1880-08-03


'oati t tracks oil west jackson streci. Ont of
u ,Tal feet, tho total fronlnge nt properly oii
the street between, Can! sreet tas nm CS1ape M
the siguers Of tho rcnlolsttn1,ca WIS l!,W,
Or lnoro tllnn tl,rGa-foNrths ol sa,lt the eniire
frontaHu. 'fiic re'Iollsttat,cs WIS reiereed IL
the Gpatss r q, GltF9ss te settion mn, or
,,Atcu Of lilo West :l)iy1sEnl Street Hallway |
Company tn cXte,iti tts tracks cNSt 81 .l!nkH
from linton Purls II, Lake street bridge, and
tssi nsaS o G 70 '59e feS wss 9 q ef McsS Hs
IYenllu: frolM tho present terminus Ut Rock !
well street to Central Park; md Oh atilwnn;;
kee nsui,.iu fr4tn tue present trarks on lilat
10 Lake street to a connection wlt'. the West
I,ak,. STREET trucks. Snyeral Of the pbtltlo'l+
.ecluret that they ha.l Joined ~ the petition
apprehension Uf the fActs. al,d that they now
Withdrew tllclr names from the Metropolitan
pettio1, .'tt! Eays their VOICES to to t,tiler
ttnMM,y: The lof'1lens were referred to
WASHINGTON. rA1.s.
AID. hurley offered II resolution lirenttng
thu CUntrulltr TO- rgnluc':tn tho credit q the
Washington Park FnnA au much af the np::
appropriation for 1871 rs was Mnextontlet
forrett to tile Committee oil judiciary.
ro,,orta,i e., r,rn,. ~ ,,,,rcl,nstnv n nntc,t
repoIteM III lvor -! Hsct!ttsi,nS tt ,S I.Gtt tn,t
strSetinnp s,H1n r, sgnl Ing p.isg ~ DC l0 oeI's
Tho same Committee submitted /! majority
and minority. report on tie s1lnkc-l,s,rner
nu.d nmt .innrd IN xiii. Yo,,i.r, ." sI,oth rc1orts
were Ibid aver and ordered prlntcl'. -"
THE ORDINANCE r:oy1plSn FoE rni:J:
nATlllSH
nv tho la1,o sl,nrn ,yas 't},0n tnken I'm.
siT Ntn;nr M,nvtI IA ", n,nt,,,,i ihe oirt1i
1aa' 1 1aGitt H. ~ =" eI,,,i r., h
tWug!t l1ltllhlln 'htfcet aha tue Aoltli l,iels
which Wu* e0Ilctlirgu ILL.,.
Aid, Ballard did not thlnN that bathing iii
Like NiiGi,iuAu WO,il,l be! Dt -;tty benefit to
Tic cluss the ordinance WINS iiitcnlc,! to
Tny0r They wanted something Mor, thnn
,ynfer. and sDtilctlitne innrr linn outside
a orsstrfaeo ba}lts. ::iio WIS 'ih:fhvor of batf-
nE, Ni1,mtu ilot tSsa.lI ptth -, ,n ~,
lnkp. on Atenlt!n ~ tne telllpel'stu'o III tAe
wn!Gr ~ !tei.lt lt|ltnf:.
ALL. WiGkcrsliNlM did not thinS the ordnance
liberal enough. lie was lii ffYor OF free
bnt}ts. Hj,ti WDull hnyn Tic e1itlro 1akc-sflOrc
rnnyysrI tiltn i, lmfEi5nv.ot1se. trnyillctl lilo
, 1880-08-03
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGtyF: cl,rcu fur flty Gtn.e au.
There is l.nt remedial ngrnt H. This wotil ~:
will G!5p Fever md AKc mud nll othrr sa.f n 1s.f
fevtrs tAltlct! by N.iDWAy's PILLS. 80 4lisi4
la ltADWAf'S READY RELIEF.
FIFTY GENTS FER ll(fTTLE.
, 1880-08-03

4, The. PpRulatian u t:iiarlcston. .
CtHr'fstsn. tatt.) AtHs. Juta r.,
We lloue tllat erFats enough, Will Ie daacnv-
cred on tho ilna!' revision BY the Census Blu
, 1880-08-03

File or your ruril8 with the "lnIaneso Corn.
Fllc." II Hlll drr'ly u.lrt uni etiu piln. - cents.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-04
Select Poetry.
1T MUST COME.


Into all lives some rain must fall,
Into all eyes some tear drops start,
Whether they fall as gentle shower,
Or fall like fire from an aching heart.
Into all hearts some sorrow must creep,
Into all souls some doubling come;
Lashlng the waves of Liie's great deep
From dimpling waters to seething foam.
Over all paths some clouds must lower,
Under all feet some sharp thorns spring,
Tearing the flesh to bitter wounds,
Or entering the heart with their bitter sting.
Upon all brows rough winds must blow,
Over all shoulders a cross be lain,
Bowlng the form In It's lofty height
Down in the dust in the bitter pain.
Into all hapds some duty thrust,
Unto all arms some burdens given,
Crushing the heart with Its dreary weight,
Or lifting the soul from earth to heaven.
Into all hearts or homes and lives
Gods dear sunlight comes streaming down,
Gliding the ruins of Life's great plain
Weaving for all golden crown.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-04
A WOMAN'S REVENGE.
A Doctors Story.
CONCLUDED.

T RETURNED to Cottam saddened
l. and disappointed, but by no means
convinced. 1 had, however, no choice
but to leave the. mystery to be solved by
time. In due course Ellen and / were
married. She received her two hundred
and fifty pounds and opportunity just
then occurring, 1 bought practice at
Kinton, to which place we removed.
We saw nothing of Charles, but heard
that he had gone abroad. And so days
and months passed on 1 was happy in
the love of my wife, and we both tried
to forget "what might have been," or
that we had ever looked forward to the
possession of fortune.
One evening about twelve months
after / had settled at Kinton,I was called
into the surgery to attend a lady. OF
course had no other thought than that
it was patient; nor was my opinion
changed when saw her, for her cheeks
were hollow and her eyes sunken; but
to recognize in that wasted form the
once passable fair, if not brilliant, Miss
Leclerc.
She saw recognized her, and without
waiting for me to speak, said "You
are surprised to see me here, doctor; but
have something important to say to
you. Can we be alone ?"
"We shall not be disturbed here"
said; and still not doubling that it was
medical advice she required, added :
"Well, now, tell me your symptoms,
and will prescribe for you"
"No, doctor; your medicines would
do no good in the purpose L have In
view. require your help, not medi-
cine; and let me say, in helping me,
you will help yourself In way you
little expect"
"Tell me how; and if can do it, 1
will.'
"You can do it, 1 am sure; and
equally sure you wiU, after you have
heard my story"
ST am all attention."
Well, then, listen. must go back
to the time of Mr.. Russel's death. You
were very much surprised and disap-
pointed at the disposition of his proper
ty, were you not?"
bowed assent.
SIN fact, the will was a complete
mystery to your"
sit was, indeed, deep mystery
'' / can explain it.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

A letter from Washington to the Bal.
t'moTe San under date Of the 23d inst,
Gays. The demand which has been
made upon Cen. Sherman from all quar-
tors .oT The p reduction OF his letters to
Gen. Hancock, written in December.
1876, during the Presidential crisis of
hat year, AS at last had the desired
eject, and tue letters are 10 be given to
tie public IN an authoritative way
ten. Sherman said to-day that the let
ters had been sent by him to the publish
ers OF forthcoming life of Gen. Han.
cock, with The concurrence OF tho latter
cE1cer, and that they would appear in
this volume in connection With the letter
written by Gen. Hancock, already made
public. General Sherman declined.
however, to furnish copy OF his letters
10 the press 10 advance OF the appear
ance OF this life or General Hancock.
oat said he thought public curiosity
could wait u few days longer for the let
tors to appear. There is very great in
'ercst felt in these letters not only by
5he politicians Of both parties, but by
army officers, who somehow have got
the impression that Gen. Sherman was
very free in expressing his views about
the presidential election Of 1877, and
that the publication OF his letters will
cresta some i'll feeling towards him at
he White House. These letters aud
Gen. Iiancock's answer will constitute
az interesting chapter in ths history OF
the settlement Of the presidential con-
test four years ngo."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

The Murder Of Rev. DIR. Parsons,
the American missionary at Ismidt,
IN the Pashallll of Broussa, Asia Nj
nor, hes been taken up vigorously By
our state Department.. and with some
show OF determination even by the
weak and helpless Porte. The mis-
sionary society which sent DR.. Par.
sons OUT has been assured by Mr..
Eyarts that no effort would he spared
10 bring the assassins to justice. BY
MI accounts the murder. which was
done by wild Circassians. Mahomedan
refugees from the Caucasus, who are
camped Just outside Ismidt. was We
~ brutal one. One of the bandits
shot DR.. Parsons's servant, killing him
instantly, and then DIR. Parsons, in
the act OF starting up, was shot through
the heart. The bodies were thrown
over a psocipicc, after being rified by
'ne assasslns, whose object was plum
der, and who probably supposed they
had surprised some unknown wayfar-
or and his dragomaD. Ismidt is so
near Constantinoplo, lying opposite Il
on the Bosphorus and being a mere
suburb OF Scutari, with which it is con-
noctet by railroad, that these murders
tended to til tho foreign residents at
Pera and Scutarl with very grave
sense of insecurity. AS soon as the
news of tho murder WIS cornmunica-
teu to Consul-General Heap he pro-
eurei "a equad of soldicrs, who raided
the Circassian camp, anti. by throat
enlng TO fusilade the whole tribe.
procured the surrender of the assas-
sins. But their conviction and exc
cutlon does not necessarily follow from
their arrest, nGr is it probable that
this consumation will be reached
without continued pressure from our
State Department..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

The old couple lately al rested in Ne.
traska, and conveyed to Labctte county,
Kansas, for Identification on the suppo-
sition that they wore the Bendsrs, have
bees liberated, tho neig hbors of the Ben.
der tends saying they were not the par
ties wanted. A correspondent writing
from Usage, Kansas. to the Chicago
lines, says bc was present at the lynch
ing OF old man Bender and his wife and
hate and John Bender. which took place
N May, sight years ago. soon after the
discovery of their cri,nos.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

SINGULAR ACcIDgsT.-Mr. Lomue'
u. Orme, residing near Horso. head,
frlnce Georges county, Nd, lost one
OF has chi!dren, a young daughter. a few
days ago IL very distressing manner.
She was sitting in high chair and had
stick in her mouth. when she fell FOR.
ward ont OF the chair, the stick striking
the door, aud forcing It's way through
the back OF the neck. She lived for se,.
sral days, suffering intense agony, and
finally died
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

NOTICE Ia bereoy given 10 al persons not
~ 10 treepesg on ny ltnds, three miles belog,
Springfield IN HAmp8lire County, Weat Va
either BY busting, throwing DIVA ny fenees
&c, or in any other manner Parties thus tres.
passing viii be dealt With 20 the fullest extsnf
~ be aw
WILLIAM p. SMITH.
Angus; 81, ssO.-4vpd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
The New York Nation s.vs t,,, a.

rTbo No. VII ~, -, .
hoo, ~ ''0' SA1a 'n'' '''e
,ot'S" De "P % "eie'"i HANCOCK 8
- "ooep'@hce IL can MAKE, lies In
SSy ih9 'h'' no one but scoundrel or
PV''oA VI detective understanding
"o"'u "''p"'e single proposition CON
'''neo III Il.
"ehef@t GARFIELD Is IN one respect the
''''' "u ''h''o o. candidates. Or oil
.oo '-.'''' non" cAa7ses brought agalnst
"''' Ia 'c'"''oh 10 h'9 pubic life re-
'"9 ,l' i''s.oA 49, no5 ohe oi.siha'
49, vac '''''''''"'"' AAay "etc
p''.o , - Las own oohgf'se'ona, az
'''''' 40 '"4 '"'Sli'oohVs' hno his
-. = y ''''i'~
-. Ion 7''"'e'7 ~"
$500 ''''> '.oI"H AssoS'o1-
''''',. IL / A"Sy if'i'''
49, '''.'''''' '''-,~'~.''''' "''o "eeA nr'
S-"''''" 80 49, 10y YER county ~ no
0'.-ee'
th,r' "aS !otchse excitement in Nor.
'o'N' ~ On tho -V1h inst. over The OK
Peo'c" onoi ooiWee" Capt James Bar
90 lore e"lto7 Of tde Norfolk L'n4-
'',9.'' ; : ''.e" "''.Cr hno jour
90 ~ " '''''i' 1'Nnp D. mayo
$780,. ~ -. va, :" e,'o''' ~ '''- = ,'-'
-. $50 80 -, go '-'',''n ',cAe'
49,. " '' .''.' " - '''''i q
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49, a. -. - Nv ,'',' ~ . ~
- ~ n .'"'''oe' ,''V7' "u'1"5 'le
est i,o,,ig-a.fos IS Ina ss:,I ,e,-fs-s
when 459G0s ,,rn;,-.r,s s,,,yoa Nv
coe6,ra tla irrn;zra,io5 Of N, Lao, es-
al year only ? 1850.
The movement Of grain down the riy.
er from St Louis is Large, iba, ~ r,,,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
Letter from WASHINGTON.
wAsnIyaros. Aar. 2g. ls8o

<ht.- -Os l-PV..
MR. HARPER Mo other Campaign,
Il seems 10 me, vas ever made upon is
sues not germans TO the really irapor-
tant Questions before the people, to such
an extent as this one 10 being made By
the Radicals. Itis said. for instance,
that al Ex-Confcderate soldier has made
an application Tor pension. 1t would
be strange. indeed, il among the million
or more OF men who fought on that side
daring the wor, there were rot some
Who had become so eufeebled IN intel
!ecs b old age ma to misinterprot the
Law.
TIE Radical politicians should re-.
member tha, the rar closed fifteen yeers
ago, and ttst except this one soldier,
who is evidently of small Intelligence
and Robt. Toombs and fey Others the
people Of the whole wide South have
Tor years shown = desire 60 secure re-
turn to the amicable and Constitutions,
relations Of the States and toe people
which existed a generation ago. Why
when Substantially tho whole Southern
population is thua disposed, and vast
majority Of the Northern voters (exoiu
ding few besides politicians and Office
.ioldsrs.) agreo With them, SHOULD in
stances OF individual folly, like this OF
the pension claimant, be btou2hs for
ward to excite i'll foeliDg3 Let us have
peace"
Another mean and dishonest thing ia
the repetition Of a charge that Senator
Wade Hampton made use OF unpatriotic
language IN speech lately in Virginia.
W hat he said, and what his hcarers say
no said, ie entirely proper. No reason
Able person would Gpd fault With 1T
Ihs raesnneas is il persisting that he
used particular form OF EXPIRE ssion, Of.
'ens!va to many Union mon, when the
opiy report IN which that form is found
is ono which does not pretend 10 he OK.
act.
Another discreditable effort OF Tue
i.adicals IS their attempt (ror which the
National Republican fthis city is chief
y responsibility 10 create bad feelings
against the Southern people by charg.
lug them with dishonesty in taking the
Census. The only State in which there
is any Increase OF population not easily
accounted for is South Carolina, and
there State Census. taken by Republi.
eau officials il 1875, showed a popuia
ton almost ~ great as is now reported.
Why not. unless the Radicals arc a.
fraid to do so, have the coming election
decided on questions OF immediate in,
forest TO the poopie, and uptu Tie com
pAfaO.Ye ltness OF lie Candidates?
lie reports from all sections continue
favorable, and the lis. of Republicans
who vii! supper. Hancock, giyeu in lei.
sers TO tho Congregational COMMITTEE
lsre, arc becoming larger and larger
All that part OF the administration
which is noE hero, will leave during the
week MEMO
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

Senator Eaton, OF Connecticut, assorts
that New York, New jersey, and Con &.
necticut will go for Hancock "as sure as
the Gun shines"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
J. OST

On sunday last. The 22ni inst. on he
Y y Northwestern Turnpike. between Romnov
ard Pleasant Dsie, a Blue CLOTH FROCK
C'hf. fny one dnding said coat will A, a
'Urb hg ewing 10 ~ 'bis once or At tho rssi.
-eaes OF Dir Alfred Moore, cast fths place
JAS. g. uANEN.
August -, 1850.
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jacob i. Jackson delivered one of his
powerful speeches at WEcalirs, L lev
days ago, IN the courso o. which, refer.
ring TO the misrepresentation sen, a.
broad aad industriously circulated 1T
hone by tho Republican rapera concern
ng his Fa:rmont speech be said
IL have nothing 10 deny and nothiay
10 defend. what / said lloa cspeat
now with emphasis. ! want ituader-
stooG hat (. Jackson never goes hscb on
his VOID. 10 who charges me vit,i
saying tua5 am opposed o tie Normal
schools aud TIE FREQ schools, lies. No
man "i!l ac!l ma 70 roy face fiat Z s....
any sucl ching. hE0 row, nc rho here
after repeats THE isisehood wi,l ifc;nlis
throat 10 IL his heart, lie deliberately
end lie maliconsly. The normal schools
and free school system is part O. our
state Constitution which was made bv
Democrats and adopted by Democrats;
and have aiways been in favor ~ tboee
schools ana gwen them my Hearty sup
port"
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Fslnfni anxiety proyailg ihronzhoe.
He7ico. Bumorg ofrevolut;on i,o-oos,
and unfavo,ablo news has boon received
Of The so'cslled riot IN Sinelca Con.
Gales has en absolute majority Cor Pros.
idenS ia Mexico Congress tas moth.
'ng 20 do bnt to declare the result. The
friends o. all tho otbo- candidates hrv-
aclWe'eci eyccp, "sieu4. Govarrc. or
D"catecas. WHO with his pl-tisars. is
anrorsly silent I, is ozpoc;ol be
Sill rlcnouuce sgsinst TIC result o. tlo
ground OF fraud.
ibe corn Na-'esf !n Switzerland Is
one q the most hog1G'a' cvot known.
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/. l know that both sides are SIM

IA. L KNOW that both sides are SIN
zero m tbs local e ght know there
are a2'iest men and tue in both your
iae''ops' 7Gi Vaether you be readius
Ter q inrder whether YOU De green.
oacH or bard money man, Z abiure-
You ~ God's nGrac remember that
You are Virginians. New York
Herald.
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Receipts OF wheat in Baltimore. on
The 23rd, 10000; shipments, $4,000 /;
stock, $4,000 bushels.
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During the recent great slorm ~ the
hio Grlnd' valley three hundred bcrsc,
were demolished or unroofed in SIata,
n"ra@, Mexico, and large stocl;s 1SCooCs
we're destroyed, inyolyjnr $500 600 loss.
in Brownsville, Toxas, Latimer's M.
chine shop ana RAINY other buildings are
IN ruins. the infantry bof-ocks shaft -c1.
'he artillery barracks unroofei nnl The
cavalry 9tpb.ce blown down orl 20 s,~.
'cs and : mulcs belonging {, ,ha GOV.
eminent killed The coryo0s We slso
ouroofed. several vessels wcrs funk
The lc0s is $4,000 4. psir, .s.so,
r-Dyc 7is1gaals wore sunk ald Lous.
"s vre1syj. Lose s250,O00. The Gar
anime station at Brszos and the old
lighthouse GRO Coaa; tho French bark
harie Theresa went to pieces; tho 5tca.
mcr Sellcts yrs sunk and Lb-cs Of her
crew lost. The .otal los, il The path q
The storm oYco,ls 100000, and many
frmilios ste left destitute.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
81. %
FoR GOVERN OR,
JACOB q. JACKSON,
Of Wood County, 50
FOR AUDITOR,
JOSEPH S. MILLER,
Of cabcll County.
FOR TREASURER,
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Of Ohio County.
FOR ATToRNEY-eRNERAL,
G, G. WATTS.
Of Kanawha County.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT cH APPEALS,
JUDGE THOMAS g. GREEN,
CT Jefferson County.
FOR STATS SUIT. CT FREE SCHOOLS,
3. L. BUTCHER,
Of Randolph County.