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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

CURING HAMS The following recipe
comes to us from one of the most accom-
phshed and notable housewives in Baltimore
county, whose hams are we'll known for
their excellence
To every 1000 pounds bacon, half bushel
fine salt, FIVE pounds brown sugar, three
pounds saltpetre, quarter pound cayenne
pepper, and sufficient mo!asses to moistcn
the above ingredients, which must be thor
oughiy mixed. Each ham is we'll rubbed on
both sides with this mixture and packed in
meat tubs skin down-where they remain
four weeks; they arc then hung up in dark
stone meas-housen and smoked constantly for
,hree days with hickory wood. During the
last winter and spring We make an occasional
smoke during damp spells of weather. The
meat should be entirely cold before curing.
we generally let it hang for two days before
cur'"g TT, in American Farmer.
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Mt scEILAERous 5.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS oF.pUsrrc Psnxrr.
STATS OF GkST VIRGrSIA. {

WHEELING. November 8, ISSo.
Sealed proposals will DO received by The Cow
missioners OF Public Painting. Mt ths AnditoTss
Oaice. Capitol Building, until D~ecenEeT9, iSs6
az l2 O'Clock noon. for supplying the state Of
West Virginia with StstiOneTSraad Printing
Paper, and for the Execution of Public Prjnf-
ing and Binding for two wears e yearsl troy,
the Second Weanesday ~ofsJamnary. 1881.
Each proposal must be sceon panied bv A
bond exteuFod according to law. BY the bidder,
with at ieastttwo good aud sufficient s~nrEties,
residing III this State. in tile penal sum OF Five
Thousand DullaTsinr all State Printing, and the
penal sum of Thousand Dollars fornIl State
BindilE. aHd in the penal kum of Five ThOn-
sand Dollars for furnishing Paper aud; Stafioa-
cry, CONDITIONED for the faithful PeFfornIance of
the cOntrlcts.- No bid e~naccomPanied by snoA
boaG will he entertained by she commissioners
of Public Printing. Estimates of the work to
be done aud material fuTaisaed. together with
blank forms for Rrcpos.ls. bonds. &c. will be
of Public Printing.
All proposals asst be made spon the rr,uted
hlaukS aad forms furnished by the Camn:is-
sioners. W.K PENDLE1ON,
Presidcnt Beard of Commissioner sf Public
Printing. &c.
November 9. 1S60-4t.
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Letter from Se2ator Hill.

New York, November lO-The T, ;Iuuc
to-day contains a private letter from Senator
Hill, of Georgia, to Hon. S. b C~rittcnden
of Brooklyn, furnished by tie latter Tor pub
lication with Senator Hills consent. The
following arc the most significant parts Of the
letter: "Wcli, my friend, the most anxious
event in our history has become a taet-a
solid North against q solid South. No Ian
eu9ge can express to you the view take Of
this event for evil. I: can have no logic, if
continued, but the disruption into, several
monarchies, or the absolute consolidation of
all the States into enc empire. In either
event our constitutional systcn will. fail. In
my opinion, the time has como whom the
great question for real statesmen to consider
is how speedily to break up this sectional So
l1dity and organize parties altogether on other
Issues. The Democratic party is hated at
the North, snd therefore it ought to be dis
banded. Tic Republican party il hated at
the South, and therefore it ought to be dis
banded. Whether thia hatred is inst or BOT
makes no difference. I would DO glad to see
a great national Union party organized !; for
L oeileFo that the government formed by the
Constitutions a nation. True, il. is a lin
itod nation, bat within the powers delegated
to 1t by the Constitution it is as much n na>
ton as any on the globe. I really like Car
Held. l siasersly hope he will have a snc>
cessful administration he has ability for
the crisis. He must feel koonly the fact that
he is elected solely by northern votes but
he has a great opportunity, aud he can, if ks
will, easily and consistently destroy all Sec
tlonni animosities and soliditics, aud be
chosen for q second term by a m~eiority of the
States, North and South. This opportunity
is far greater than tho Office itself. and If
utilized will give him a fame which the Office
could not give, and which no previous Pros.
ldent attained. But will he do it? great
~ hope he will, and I greatly fear he will
not. l see a movement to make an issue on
the result 10 New York, with q view to defeat
Garfield in the count by Congress. There
would be great danger of this bat for ono
fact, and thst one fact is the South will not
eountenance 1t. The poor divided and abused
South, if necessary. will once more save tho
century from a revolution, and, as before.
will get no credit for it. The Republican
party will take the presidency reaceably be-
cause the South wills it, and at the next elec>
ton the leaders Of that party will toll the
people from every stump and pulpit in the
North that the South must not be trusted
Nevertheless, we shall avert all revolution.
not to win Republican praise or to avoid Re-
publican abuse, for either is impossible, but
solely because it is right, and We are dctor>
ml"ed to preserve the peace of the country.
How long human nature cen bear this I do
not know It is an injustice unparalleled
and a wrong that ought to cover the North
with bushes"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16
OUR COMFORT.

Ihorc IS one result of the late election
that "oftens the sharpness Of general defeat,
and that is the collapse of the Malone fao>
tien in Virginia. No more disrepusab,e
party ever rose on the horizon of American
politics. 1t sought power By mere, sheer,
uig dsnagoguery, and a deliberate de-
bauohery of the morals of the rccplc.-
Having reached temporary success by an
alliance with the negroes of the State.
1t Immediately entered a career of prosorip-
ton, and bore itself with an ingo!encc that
was simply stupendous. Protesting to be
Democratic, it yet refused to TO into the
party councils, State or National, Sc. I'D lis
own electoral ticket, rejected terms Of even
compromise with the regulars, scorued the
entEeaties of the National Committee. and
went Into the election bent only on it's own
selfish schemes, and willing to sacrifice to
their accomplishment the best Interests of
the party and the country. It has met n re-
buke as stunning as it was merited. The
party that boosted its power to sweep the
State, Pollsd some thirty odd thousand
votes-not one-third the vote of the regular
ticket, aud about the comparative vote of tho
Greenback party in this State. This is some
thing for every lover of the old Common
wealth to be thankful for. The selfish
''b0sse''-it would be an abuse of language
to call them party lesders-who were
already parceling among themselves the off,
ceS of Governor, Judges of the Court of APP
peass, Senators and Congressman, and look
ing to general saturnalia of power in the
State hare been swept dOwn by the tide of
popular wrath. and tho star of Virginia.
which rou feared was to 90 out in gloom
VIII continue to Anime rs a guiding light in
the political ornament.
Hon. John Blair Hoge has over Q 500
majority for CONGRESS- !, az. S.-:
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MASON 4 HAHLYN ORGANS.
NEW YORK

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upward. For easy pa ymon,s. Sc 2s . 0ua-,ct and
U Cv"rd Catalogues free. MASON 4 HA Min
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22l3
The Democratic PARTY.

The following tribute to the Democrstic
party is from the pen of that staunch Old
Line Wing. G. ". Button, Esq of the
Lynchburg Trginian
Tho Democratic party, though out Of
power for the last twenty years, has accom-
plished much good, in that it has, at least.
kept the Republican party, that is a Federal
party and nothing less, from running riot
over tho liberties of the psopls and the rights
OF the States. II has been o check upon the
excess to which that party would have Como.
1t has kept aliTe in the hearts of the people
the true doctrines Of the founders of the
Government; and it has shown a vitality. cut
OF power, that no other party ever did or ever
will in this country. 1t holds a msjori.y of
the people of the United States to-day. and
but for bad management some of the States,
and the existence of two factions in the.great
State OF New York, it would have succeeded
In securing a majority of the electoral votes
OF the States, and Hancock, instead of Gar
field. would now be the Prcsidont,olcct.
"IhaSc views, with others that might be
presented, forbid, it seems to us, the disbapd.
mont OF the great Democratic party for if
1t accomplish no other good, it will ut least
keep the next Republican Administration
within due bounds and conserve the best in
tercsts of the country. And that is what tho
patty OF the Constitution, whether in or out
OF power, should desire. and what every pa
triotic States>R Rights Democrat should re.
joicc to soe."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

MPoH n EXPoRTs.-Ihe imports of
merchandise into the United States during
the twelve months ending Sent. 80. 1890.
were valued at S706, l53, 798. an increase It
Il ,3O9,Gll over the value of imports last
year. The imports Of gold and silver cnin
and bullion amounted to $50, 179, $50. an in
crease OF $685. 36 over last year. The
exports of merchandise for the wear epaipo
Sept. 80, 1880, aggregated $500, 972. 92l in
value, an increase of $40, SIS, 1867 over the
preceding year. The exports of gold and
silver coin aud bullion amounted TO Sl4. 1855.
COB, a decrease of S1l, 1874, O76 as compared
With the same period of last year. The total
exports of merchandise and spocie sgcrepate
SSS4, 1882 74, an excess of 500, 1916. 100
over total imports. last year the excess was
for the same period $3.50, 2s5, SAG. The So
called "ha!ance>of trade in our favor was
thus reduced 1887, 500, 1856, yet who can
doubt that business was better and more prof.
table. with 3 growth of total foreign trade
from sl.262, SS5, 020 to 81, 677, 06l, 95S, or
S4l4,GI9,93S increase in a single year, ae-
companied with a net increase of ST. .423.>
9S3 in the country's coin and bullion, this
increase being S54, 259. liz greater than it
was in the former year !-Bahtmore San.
= The Republican plurality in Indiana
fer Garfield is about 6, 500 slight falling
eli IRON Pcrtes's plurality in October.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16
The Presidential Vote,

We give below a table showing the result
of the election for President and Vice, Press
idene of the United States, held on Tuesday,
the I'd instant. Tho total number of votes
in the Electoral College is three hundred and
si1ty-nine. It requires one hundred and
eighty>i0e votes to cleo, a candidate:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

PUBLIC SALE.
HAsx ais! as ss' @' nv soa,s Of zig Gs SCI at RsDl lie
THURSDAY, December 10Th,
1880. my entire Persona! P-npar,y. without re-
but little used.
8 No. 1 Work Horses,
One Aekinney.RidiH s:and Driving aoRsE,
Three M. MILCH COWS, ono: with Calf
~ enty-orc coTswoI,B EWES and EVE
Waron Gearing for f"rr horses,
JInw do. for SIX :'crSes.
Ono E'nt-li':s= WSe"n-1r"n Axle;
Ona Wheat Fan NJw wagon Body.
Que Cu:ting-S1S. large AiXS:
0ne Combined
BUCKEYE MGNER AND REAPER.
one Horse Rake, l DoubIo Spout Corn Shelter.
Sas Cart, but little used
Cnc SBfiaE Wagon, wiz: MuVOuh,n Ton.
Ons Sat of New Harness,
Two 3-hHrse, AID on" 2-i!a-sn F;ow.
Three DHuhle:and , S;rslr S.Cv.l pl,vs.
Two uICrOwa. one Of Isrm new "
lot of Crais Sacks. Forks, sbcveiy. &c..
nd S!nTao aid Double Treas, Bibles. HAlters
Riding aa': Wagon Saddle, Log Chain.
Sn!:ee k'nrS, > rs' OH Iron, now Believe,
1921 Garaem FOOLS, Whorl5arrcw &:.;
Lot Of Fencing Tools. sd MANY %nt>.er
articles too Numerous to u~.cnti,n. Also,
Il Household and Kitchen
F7CE2NErECESE
onc Large Mahogany Sid9toord..
Slabs: ""''' m'F"c
Ons do. Imitation Walnut will. lag. = es..
ing lass On hIrean,
Two Dous'r Wardrohcs, . was!>tands,
One Spring Bed G:d Hair Mattress.
Sofas, Chars. aiattoknay G"jk Gaze a:iS
Beds and ned CioLhing, Carpets. Natt:nc
Hat Rack. Clocks. P:cfrrps.
Several Stoves, iuc!udiRG one Re. 9 Cooking
stove, with fixtures cornpicte:
pIete. 'A 0@"-
One Large IRON Pot, s"varal ne e Lard Cans,
Snc Safe, fre1e1VirR hotties.
NV P'fcaera and B1Hl=,
k"rso g:;sni'ty Of Glass 3nd T2hIe Ware.
Enives, Forks, &r.;
Large gEantIsY of Tinw4-s-P.ans, Basins,
Lqmpo, OIL Cans, Andirops, s;,ov.ls and
TONES. NV"
balance so?Ios. s%sing Scales and steelyard,
sm"othing Icons, B:seni% RoIicr, Pad Locks
FoaF Caka Mouids, 4 Pie P.stts, 4 JrfIv Car,
P!ate". and hundreds of email RCticles too nn-
mesons to 'nsnt'"n' in fact every thing in tile
bid3ar. ." n'Ehe''
:, Eve G:lio"s Paro Grape Wine, made 1879.
M rhg:e es''o"' 60. maze 7sz3. u, battles;
One and a-half Barrels viro"ar.
0Nn Hive bees quantity of list Bed Glass.
GrOSs-t:nr Saw, Ax"s AND WelCaS.
Grind Stone, Sausage Grinder,
8 TONS HAY, FODDER IN FIELD
TERHs OF sALE.-Ali s.,rs of Ten Dollar,
end asasr. Cash all .utas over Tan D,iiH[s
NiSC Months credit. rarckcaer giving Here-
ftaeIe veto With approved sesnrity, rayabie al
tiTae Rational Ee1k of jefferson, win infcrest
from d.ts; no property to be removed rnt;I
terms Of sale ara complied wish.
- o. ". ROWLAND.
R d. F. lh 1da9hor : AuCt:oncors.
N3vonbo" II. 1850.
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C41nMMnMm

The nost complete institution in the United
states for the thorough practical education of
Jonng and middle aEsc men. Students adinttted
at any time.
e5- For circulars. giving full psr,,epl.n. .d-
dress J.C sMiTu a
November 10. Isso-sm. Pi;tsbrto
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

PEADY-mADE cLoTaING.-A full stock G,
~ Ready-Msde Clothing has been added to NV
line of gods. and bargains will be offered. Cali
early. }, aIRLEY SMITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

Hon John Blair HOge has over Q 500
majority for Congress in this district,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

IT. 3. TREAT, 7s7 Br"Ed way. N y, Dob.
~. Usher OF FIrs: cin3s sr!EcFipt;on RoskG.
gtvea stcady empi"ymenttn Acontsend ALI seek.
'rS a CHI "a 30 in hnainssa IIiu.trhtHd circulate Of
nc" BOOK" and proof shat 1850 per mon d. in
made. sent Oh application. Nov9 ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

NEW ADVERTIsBMRNTs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

E'ARIF:Es ASn FAHA:EEs sons, s4,to
4 SlOe par month. durisE Fall nsG IVintnr,in
evory cUu":y. InIercaiiaE Hud vs!urb { IN 70 nm.
tlVn' with fui! 2artic"l"rH. h"s AhdrGss. at otcc.
JIG. McCUKDH 4 o
H9r9 AZ PAiIaiciu hiN, Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

The Republican plurality in Indiana
fer Garfield is about 6 5000 slight falling
eff from pertes's plurality in October.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

IMPORTANT.
Ih9Te IL soms doubt about the late E.siDriti.,
bat the blowing sre fsets:
a LII Kinds OF Lamp Chtmpcys-frcm Student
n 20 Night Lamp, for eRIe by
Nov. 9. 1880. GEO r T,cu-
"A LII kinds OF Lantern Gfobss-f"rn tEe en-
IA Gle Lantern to the RsiirOad-for sale bv
a Ii kids Of Burnsrs-trorn tae Nigbt Lamo
IA to the BTlls EJe-fOr sale by
pAPER:-Boz Papeys. all new styi lea FOOL, ca
LegaI and FOte, With all shades Of Rnvslon.s
A NM GEO. T. LIG Hr.
I.1r ppr,p GEO. T. LIGHT.
SALL-PETRE Sage. Tin the 'eaD .Pepper.Ec..
so'o oy GEO. r.. Ii 3HT,
Hove,oh.,o ,eeo Druggist, ChArlestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-16

TNHE BICKFORD 4 HUFFMI n ..C--,
Il FAvo!i:s" double force feed Crstn md Fer.
Oct 8, 1880. HORACE BEALL & CO..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-23
2 To 3 Cents a Day

VIII insure n thousand dollars on brick
or frame dwellings or contents for one
year in b choicest American or For
eign Companies, represented In Chey-
enne or any other place.
Fifty cents n week will insure n per
son from 80 to 40 years OF age for
$1,000 in the Mutual Life of New
York, the largest and best company in
the world. Remember that the rates OF
this company are fifteen per cent.
lower than those of any other large
company, and still the dividends at
the anniversary Of the policy are
larger.
BE insured and keep insured In tile
Travellers Life and Accident, the
largest Accident Insurance Company
IN the world, and to live n long life,
live a happy one. Moral: Insure in the
Travellers. Death Is certain; time Is
uncertain. Now Is the time to insure.
Bear in mind that insurance OF the
above kinds often makes little produce
much. For full particulars, circulars.
applications for insurance, blotters, cal
endars, tablets, &C., &C., &c. call on
J. w. BRUNER,
Meet No. 30s, Carey Block.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-23
MILITARY mArrEas.

Five carloads of recruits passed
through yesterday on the way west.
Ninty-eight are detailed for the I'd in
fantry. in Idaho; 90 more are detailed
for the 14th infantry at Fort Douglass
in Utah, the sth infantry in California,
and the 18th infantry in Arizona.
Capt Gilliss, A. q. NJ, arrived in the
city yesterday in order to appear as n
witness In the case OF the United States
VS.. Ames, ct al, which will come up
to-day in the district court.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted First Lieutenant Harry L.
Robinson, 4th infantry, Fort Bridger,
W. Il.
The general court martial convened
at Fort Douglas, U. T., by special
orders No. 104, current series, from
these headquarters, is hereby author
lied to hold its sessions ut Salt Lake
City, U. T. instead OF at Fort Douglas.
Mr.. William L. Chandler writes a
letter in which he takes the view Of
most commonsense persons that n sub
scription for the benefit of General
Grant would be a humiliation to him.
and urges the renewal of a proposition
made once before-that General Grant
shall be placed upon the retired army
list, with the rank of general and m
annual pay Of 81, 500.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-23
THE DIsTnICT cOURT

The court met yesterday morning nj
10 o'clock, Judge j. d. Sener on the
bench.
The journal was read and approved.
Tracey VS.. Montgomery, action in
~replevin. Judgment for plaintiff in the
sum Of s574.
Rosebrough VS.. Brewer. Service Of
summons quashed.
Territory of Wyoming vs.. Joseph 5.
Trosper, indicted for perjury. Defend.
ant sentenced to 30 days Imprisonment
In the penitentiary.
Territory of Wyoming VS.. Joseph s.
Trospcr, indicted for Illegal voting.
Defendant pleaded guilty and vas SEN
fenced to ten days Imprisonment in the
county jail.
County Commissioners VS.. Lannon-
Altborp VS.. Gilchrist and
County Commissioners VS.. Gilchrist,
three cases involving the identical facts
and principles. Demurrers argued and
taken under advisement.
United States VS.. d. j. McCann.
Commission issued to Mr.. Dawson, dis
trict court clerk Mt Deadwood, to take
the deposition of Col. W. r. Steele.
The court adjourned until to-day
ut 10 o'clock.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-23

The twelfth annual ball Of the Pho
neer Hook and Ladder company, Of
this city, will take place at the Dra-
matte theater tomorrow, Wednesday,
evening. Grand preparations have
been made for this ball, and there is no
doubt that il will be The event OF the
eason The arrangements are IN the
hands Of gentlemen who have frequent
ly and successfully managed similar en-
tertainments; all who will attend may
rest assured, therefore, that "a splendid
time will be enjoyed and perfect order
will prevail.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-23

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has reached n reputation that is
not limited by the confines Of section or
country. There are no injurious sub
stances nor false and temporary stimu-
lants In the preparation. 1t is purely
vegetable and compounded under a
formula that has passed severe tests
and won endorsements from some OF
the highest medical talent in the coun-
try.-Neo York World.
Hot weather produces inaction of the
liver. Inaction Of the liver causes dis
eased kidneys, and diseased kidneys
undermine the life quicker than con-
sumption. All these troubles can be
avoided by using Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver cure, the purest and best
remedy ever discovered.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-23
KILLING or Arkansas Joc.

Deadwood, Nov. 22.-For months
back u band Of outlaws have kept the
citizens of Fort Pierre, n town on the
east bank of the Missouri river, in ter
ror until the respectable portion of the
community organized n vigilance CON-
mittee, with the determination Of rid
ding the place of the roughs. Last week
the two opposing forces came together,
both strongly armed. A fight ensued,
which resulted In the killing Of Arkan-
sas Joe, the leader of the gang, aud the
wounding Of four others. The vigil
antes escaped unhurt.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-23

Mrs. Young, No. ) Oh tue list OF
Brigham's 10 widows, was u west
bound passenger yesterday.
Sheriff Boswell, u Albany county
was . west bound passenger yesterday,
He had taken NJ insane woman east.
TinbeHiRe Jones passed through yes.
tsrdsy on his way west. He complained
Of fssling very feeble after an aIdHOas
effort 10 eat a dollars worth Of grub.
Mr.. Dean n. jenkins, formerly a
leading merchant Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
and now representing the great cracker
house Of +. A. Kennedy, is in the city.
They speak disparaginglV of Mr..
English, but to his credit he it said
that he refused 10 circulate the copies
Of the forged Morey letter which Bar
mum sent him.
Mr.. Oscar Sharpless and wife will
leave this afternoon for Omaha, where
they will reside in future. Mr.. Sharp
lest will take a position as passenger
conductor on the eastern division of the
u. Il. road.
Nj. James A. Graham, formerly Of
Buffalo, N. Y, and late OF the Tedmon
house, Fort Collins, has succeeded &c
the chief clerkship OF the Inter Ocean.
Mr.. Graham is a very pleasant gentle.
man and a capable clerk.
Al the Inter Ocean: A. N. Britain,
q. A. Hoffman, N. G. Still, Chicago.
J. Dascombe, w. w. Bryan, Denver
j. X. Bryant, Deadwood; ID. T.. Whip
ley, +. 5. Williams, Omaha; Ed. Plat,
A. Adamsky. W. jackson, Z. Thervin.
;ity; T.. ii. Magill, +. II. Gay, G. w
Herr, Rochester, N. Y; S. Van Wag
ner, Granite; d.. NJ. Jenkins, Boston.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-23
A MAN WALKS FROM NEWARK, NJ.
TO New YORK.

Some weeks since, a man came into
the store, No. Z Sixth avenue, New
York, inquiring for Mr.. Crittenton, to
whom he was shown. He appeared to
be very much excited, and Immediately
commenced to tell n story Of how his
wife had suffered from an affection OF
the lungs, and, in fact had been given up
by the physicians to die. Through
some friend no was induced, rs n last
resort, to try HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR, and, using here her
husbands language. he said: Before
she had used one bottle she could breathe
with more ease; and by the time she
had used six bottles, she wa up and
around the house. able to do her own
work." The man took the pains to
come in person and thank the present
proprietor Of this popular article for n
perfect cure Of his wife. HALE's HoN-
Ely OF H~oREHoUND AND TAR Is for
sale by all druggists ut 80 cents and 81.
Large size the most economical. Depot
CRIrrENToN's z Sixth avenue, New
York City.