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CouNT1YG THE NEW.HAMPsHIRE vOrE.

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 18.-At Il meeting of
the and Council to-day the matter Of appoint
meui of Judges 20 fill the vacancy the Supreme
Bench caused by the resignation Of George \ Bingham,
Of Iittetn was discussed The appoint was turn
la ID on the table for purpose Of The votes
Tor Pesdcnu8I electors. The count viii DC finished
and made public tomorrow.
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Plurality.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES IN BROOKLYN.

The last meeting OF the present Republican
General Committee OF Kings County was held last even
ing 1t was called to settle the time and places for the
primary elections 10 choose 10 delegates TO the new
General Committee. the remaining 2s of the 13s mem
bers holding over for year The dne OF the pfima
res was nAed as Monday, November %. In the SIX
teenih Ward the hours Tor the voting fixed ny the
delegates from that ward 10 "A. H. until 10 p
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B1NK PRESIDLNr INDICTED.

BRArTLEBORO, VT, Nov. 1S.-Slas VI. Waite
was expeccd plead to-day three ind cIment- found
Yesterday by the United States Grand Jury. Tor embcz
element false entries and false N connection
with hc Presidency of the First National Bank Of This
place. Waitc- impaired heal H. however, rendered ills
removal from jail I'm " arrantablr.
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new epoch; and there is no apparent reason why it
shouid not enter upon an unbroken series of suc-
CC9H'S' I. H.. u.
GROSS FRAUDS IN FLORIDA.
HOW THE DEMOCRATS ovnrc,Mr AZ HONEST Il


no" 1HE DEMOCRATS OvEECAME An HONEST RE-
PUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 5000.
H. = Smith, of Florida. who was "A delegate from
that State to the Republican National Convention
was IN the city yesterday When inquiry was
mad" OF him concerning tae election in lis state, he
said
The election wa a mere farce There was
no question that the Republicans polled au honest
majority OF 1000 votes in Florida. but so firmly
did The leading Democrats there believe that their
candidate would be elected President that they
adopted clum3y methods Of glaring fraud to keep
the state on what they supposed would he the
whining side. They took large risks in fraud and
doubtless Will have TO moet the consequences.
There seemed to have been secret understanding
especially on the part If Democratic oiliceloders
tlat thcy must hold the state at all hazards. Al
though many Democrats openly voted the Repub-
hoan ticket, "a did inety-nlneOne-hundre of
the colored voters vet by the grossest frauds the
defeated is the alleged victorious party. The Dem
ocrats did the State more harm when they counted
ont the honest majority than they can well imag-
inc. Upon immigration depends the prosperity of
Florida. Where there is not an honest ballot and
an honest count intelligence and wealth will not
come. The more be and unpreiudiced Demo
Gratis know this, but the BOurbons with 40 ideas
down with the niger aud down with the white
Radical, fail 10 II. Some Of the latter class
voted from twenty 10 80 tickets each at the cleo
ton some of that class attempted TO assassinate
Republican leaders and prevented many colOred
men from voting by all kind of intimidation"
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THE B0HD yrREEr SATISGS BANK.

ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 1S.-On the petition of
Wills :. Paine receiver of She Bond siIert savings
Bank James Varnum has been appointed referee ~
upon his accounts The schedule appendrd o Mr. PaIcs
petition shows that received an - 13S Ii2 fe
and >huf-cd ~ O3J 800 - leaving balance cash
on hand amounting to rlO27-l -
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THE ALABAMA sENATORsHIP.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 1S.-The Demo-
Gratis Of the Legislature in tDi- afternoon MONT
ma ed James l.. PuCh for United States Senator 70 bill
the vacancy occasOneI by the death Of Senator UOus
ton wnch has been filled by senator Pryor by appoint
mcnt The election will take place on next TUESDAY.
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THE CHlFF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WAsHNGTON, Nov. lS.-The Secretary Of
War states tls niu2 thai 1t has yet been de-
terinlncd whom ~ appoint Caef >gna Ohcer OF tHe
Army. \ dcci.ion viii probably be reached at the
cabinet meeting tomorrow. The general impression
now Is LlAL NenrraI MlIes Will be seIeeled
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HE RUSH FOR The INAUGURATION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The hOtel-keepcrs
here already rciusing applications Tor rooms for
zuration Week. livery room In of the hotels
engaged and every available spice upon which a cot
bed csn placed already allotted. Tire prol re'Or
the Riggs House has received applications to 0Gge
LOO persous from the CIty Of Phadeipua alone. RI
turning men that 10 Is almost Impossible -
A nishrd Inuse here [
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Mr.. Pugh was born iii Burke County, Ga

Mr. Pugh was bonn N Burke L0untY, Ua.,
in 1920 He received acadcucal education. and
admitted 10 the bar Alabama. Mr.. Pugh was elected
10 the XXXVIth Congress Democrat, serving from
December D. 1859 TO January u. 1851 when he retired
from the House. his STATE having seceied from the
IJmon. He "a member OF the House ia The lSt ard
Id Confederate Congresses, serving from February 22
] s62 until the surrender.
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RCNNING MATCH DECIDED.

BROCKTON, Mass, Nov. iS.-The foot race
between A. j. Kearns of Nttick. and NJ j. Happeny Of
Boston, on one SIDE against J. +. Warburon. Of Eng
land he 10 run twentS miles The others ten miles
each for a purse OF 5000 resulted IN favor OF keans
and HanucnY. IlIe tImc was nOur % min 70 sec.
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ELECTION FRAUDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

GREENvILLK, S. c.. Nov. 1S-The Clerk of
white citizen, also Democrat arrested here TO
day charged with frauds in the recent election. II Is
understood that many other 10 follow III this
the WITH Congressional District which gave the Demo
cratic candidate 14,000. UuiCd States Commissioner
Blythe. who examines the cases, is the defeated Repub
lean candidate.
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FRAUD, IN HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. lS.-A dispatch received
to-day by ON ui-soner WilIam.o on Of the General
Land Office. from special aee1t whom hc sent 10 Da-
kOa several months ago uneath 1sprcted frauds 10
homas stead entfrts r'ports suit of li- In esti
that the Grand Jnty ~ lankt' has brought ~
tmcuts for >uJOrudUu ~ PERJURY ant one FOR
forgery. and that the Grand Jury Is stIl at wurk tho
mn
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RETURNS NOT YET AILIN.
A REPORTED CONFESSION.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Nov. IS. - Thomas
7. McCardel eXCiy Clerk. and prominent
Democrat VIII publish tomorrow in The Daily
Ne,rs OF this city. card charging that Frank Brady
miner OF this county, ptrsOndtcd Robert Lindsay in
Ptice's affidavit aDd confessed the 10 MCCaTdel.
The latter that Brown, prominent citIZrH. ana
state Inspector OF Mines. witness 70 Brndy's con-
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THE MLWAUKhh cH1MEEa oFcouMERcE

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 18.-The new
Chamber Of Commerce hnilding was formally opened
today a reception held in the afternoon
large number of distinguished guests present from
various commercial cities OF the Union. The Cham
Der equal cgance and yenencc 10 any IN the
rotfu
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,,AyoR PRINCE RENOMlNATED.

Boston, Nov. 17.-The regular Democratic
C,ty Committee tonight unanimously rcnonipated The
II N Frederick o. Prince for Mayor. Alderman Lucius
Sode was also nominated for Mayor tonight by com
Mite of citizens, who. however, are not representatives
nf he tc gular Citizens party.
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CENSUS Returns FROM NEW YORK.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.-The first count Of
the population OF the Counties OF Futon. Hamilton.
Herkimer MontgouIery Saratoga ), S,henectady Warren
and Washington IN the State OF New York. according Ia
the schedule returned 10 the Census office by
orators. is ~ follows:
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THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov lS.-Iwo Joint AS
sembhcs we're held this afternoon to elect seventh
Judge OF the Supreme Court aud also state officers, but
were sevcraly dissolved without dong any business.
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A LARGE FIRE IN FRANCE.

NANTEN IhnrsuNy, NOV II. T77''
The Etienne sugar refinery has been de-
stroycd by fire. The loss /, stated 10 100000 francs
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ELECTION OF JUDGES IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. l0.--Judgc James JACK
son was yesterday Chief Justice Of the Supreme
court and Martin j. Crawford second Associate Judge.
,er three nffrcu. ballots for Third Associate JUS
nee the Legislature adjourned till to-day, wnen A Nj
Sulcr was elected.
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Y 1GG Robinson, CDJ. 2o.122: Ro5nson'- majority
900 lild DISTRICT nIttcuden tR), Z0,62G; smith
u. X and ID }. 220s4: Smiths majority. L4js. IN:h
Dsulcl-i ~, iaiina1gr r., 1859; Bliss o., 20'Os5
Bhsss majority. j.I1G.
The following table gives the majorites for Assembly
mon in the several districts:
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iroop. he purpose Of anang q CaaO and Desicgns
TIE KHuRps ROUTED.

TFHKRAN Thursday. Nov. II, IHSU
Sheik Abdullah attacked the Perslans at
Urumiah ON the 18Th instant The loss was heavy on
both sides The Khurds rrpused. They burned
village and massacred geo inhabitants IN the4I retreat
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ls.-lhe British
t.eA.nel Oc i. &C. from th,s p.tl io-i Tor iAo-
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STATE BOARD OF CANyAssERs

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-The State Board of
CanvasseTs met to-day and adjourn "A until
The official returns from al! the except New
York give the Garfield electors 62 2ls majority New
York is estimated al l,376 majority for the Hancock
electors. which makes Gafeld's majority 20.S42 The
law requires that shall be the Secretary
OF State ny mail ana duplicates by messengers No
turns have been received by mail messenger from
NewIork and messengers have not arrived from other
Columbia, Dutchess, Ontario Putnam, 9euben. suffolk
or Wcstchcster Counties, Although the returns have
reached She Office by mail The BOarl will adjourn
day to day untl the missing returns received,
they do not at the end of four the
Will proceed without them The vote the CIcf Judge
Of the COuTt OF Appeals and other Ofic W.l be
canYassed ten days weeks lhe only counties
from which protests have been received are Cortland,
Lewis, Rock land aud Schenectady.
RETURNS NOT YET ALL IN.
ALBANY, Nov. 1s.-The Board aud adjourned
again to-day, ties 10 he heard yet
by messengers The footngs will in oil probability be
declared 0s follows: Garfield, 5j5.5it; Hancock,
534 GIL; Weaver (ireanhackcr), 1873; Neal Dow
PrOnDiIionst), l,5l7; John W. Phelps (Anti-Masonic
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RTPURTJCAN MAYOR IN CHATTANOOGA.

HEFIBIILAN NINIVl " NII@II If-NOOV-l'
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. lS.-ln the
municipal elect held here today Hart CkcpD was
CectaI Mavc- hy II majority, and tWO Republican
Aldermen out OF five were elected.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 1.-The official
canvass OF the vote in Connecticut shows Garnelds
plurality to he 1856. and his majority all 1892
3-T
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OFFICIAL VOTE IN KINGS COUNTY.

The official canvass OF votes III hings
cuuty WAS COMPLETED at yesterday by the Board
- sunervis,r. The PresiientId vote by wards and
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PREPARING TO ArrAcK LMA


TIs Standard, in It's evening edition, says:
Private ielcgrtus received today announce that tHo
Gillian squadron lei. Valparaiso few d"'s aro ~'h
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TIE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.

IAISY wEArHFE-TOUR HEALS EowED-LAYCoCK,
ROSS. HOsMEE AND TRICKErr THE WINNERS.
LoNUoS. Thursday NOV ~ 1850.
The International Regatta began to-day on
the Thamcs the course being from the Putncy hquc-
uet to Cu-Vick Cnutc. distance ~ two and a half
mics Tao weather cold and foggy. Al the oars
men Kept their Jerseys. In the first trai heat, Lay
cock the Au4trallan scullrr, ho pleased. Haw-
don Of Dcl1v.l. secptI Eo;t did not finish. The
nlnc of thc neat was 1888. Tarrycr save up the
contest ancr 900 yards hal been iowcd The betting
was s.. to four ou Iaycock
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OF NUVtTNINVI = TIT
county towns was as follows:
,r.,a Gar Han.


Uaucock's pluraiiy, 9.3il. Tho vote Tor weaver
oGrrrubaclO was JO7 iOr Dow PrOuDiti0h6 o, Han
cocks nIajOTity, 500.
M. 49,. q. f,r otI ar officers j. as follows:
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Treating the Wrong Disease.

Many times women call upon their
family physicians, one with dispep.
STA, another with palpitation, anoth-
er with trouble Of the breast, anoth-
er with pain here and there, and in
this way they all present alike to
themselves and their easy-going and
indifferent doctors, separate and dis
tinct diseases, for which he prescribes
his pills and potions, assuming them
to be such, when, in reality, they are
all symptoms caused by some uterine
disorder; and while they are thus on
ly able perhaps to palliate for a time,
they are ignorant Of the cause, and
to encourage their practice until
large bills are made, when the suf-
fering patients are no better in the
end, but probably worse for the de.
lay, treatment, and other complica-
tons made, and with a proper medi,
cine directed to the cause would have
entirely removed, thereby institut-
ing health and comfort instead of
prolonged misery.
SHADE, athens Co., Ohio
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.
Your Favorite Prescription is working
almost like miracle on inc l am better
already than | have been for over two
years. L0RINDA l.. ST. CLAIR,
YoRKvrLLE, Toronto, Oni., March IS, 1870.
R. v. PIERCE, M. d. ~
Dear Su-l wrote you about n most re-
markable cure OF II lady friend of mine
Mrs. Ruthorn. Since her marriage thir-
teen years ago, she has suffered greatly
from uterine disease which caused sterility.
She tried the most eminent physicians Of
this part of the country, whoto her she
would have to undergo an operation with
the knife: Being afraid of this, she was
induced by, reading your Medical Ad-
wiser to take your Fayorite Prescription
and Pellets. She used three bottles, as a
result she entirely recovered her health
and is the happy mother OF healthy
babe. Very truly yours,
MRS John McEI ROY
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SALE oFREAL EsTATE.

TN pursuance to the authority vested in
/ me by decretal order OF the. Circuit
Court OF Mason county, West Virginia,
rendered nthe cause therein pending Of
w. Mappin, VS.. g. w. Harrison, II. al,
on the 18th day Of October. 1879. shall,
on Monday, the 9th day Of April,
1850, proceed to sell, by way of public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the front
door oil the Court House ofsaid county, the
real estate in the bill and proceedings OF
said cause mentioned, containing IS acres,
upon the following terms, towit: Cash as
to one-third ofsthe purchase money, and
the residue in two equals installments OF
six and twelve months each, bonds being
required OF the purchaser with good Sc
curity for the deferred installments, and
the title. being retained as further security,
until the purchase money is fully paid
JAMES II. COUCH, Jr,
inch l0-4t Special Commissioner.
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DIKD.-Near Mason City, West Virginia,
March is, 1850, Alexander, oldest son OF
J, and r. Gibbs, aged ? years and eight
months
Thus God, in His all wise providence,
has seen fit to remove from the care OF the
fond and devoted parents this loved and
child; so sweet, so pure; too
pure for the rude tempest OF this vale Of
gieis and tears, is transplanted above, to
bud and bloom amid the bowers through
all eternity.
Little Alexander,
/. Precious household bird,
Thy little chair is vacant
Thy voice no more is heard.
Thy words Of childish prattle,
Ne'er come our ears to greet,
We miss thy loving kisses,
Sounds OF thy tiny feet
Thou vert bird too tender,
For this cold world OF ours;
so God took thee toheayen,
To bloom amongits flowers.
A FRIEND.
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LEGAL MoTycHs.
Commissioners Notice.
Jesse Hannah,

uVSoN iihhHdll
VS..
Esom G. Hannah, Z. J. Hannah, Betsey
Ford and William Ford her husband,
Anne Wilson and - Wilson her hus-
band, Joseph Hannah, Monroe Hannah,
Frank Hannah, Fanny Eastman and A.
q. Eastman her husband, Mary A. Tenn
pleton and Harry Templeton her hus-
band, Elizabeth Wiley and Robert Wi
ley her husband, Jefferson Riggs, John
Written, and the unknown heirs at law
OF Charles Hannah, deceased, late Of
Mason county, West Virginia.
EXTRACT FROM DECREE.
at is further ordered, and adjudged and
decreed, that this cause be referred to John
\. Timms, one of the Commissioners of
this Court, to proceed to take, state and
report an. account, ascertaining
First, The names OF the distributes of
Charles Harmon, deceased, and,
Secondly, The respective amounts that
they, and each of them, are entitled to as
distributes aforesaid, to the fund now in
the hands OF Special Commissioner, w. X.
Gum.
And it is further ordered, that said Com.
missioner Timms shall cause a notice OF
the time and place OF taking said account,
to be published four successive weeks, in
some newspaper published in the county
OF Mason. which shall be deemed equiva-
lent to personal service"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, PorxT PLEASANT,
West Virginia, March 81, 1880.
Parties interested in the above entitled
cause, will take notice that shall, on the
18th day OF April, 1880, at my office in the
town Of Point Pleasant, Mason County,
West Virginia, proceed to carry out the
requirements Of said decree, at which time
and place you can attend, if you see pro-
per SO to do.
Given under my hand, the day and year
above written. JOHN f. TENNIS,
Commissioner Mason County Court.
W. K. Gum, Sol. inch 3l-4t
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Newspaper Advertising Barsau, 10 Spruce ST., n. =
Farm for Sale.

I OFFER my farm, situated in Arbuckle
| District, Mason County, West Virginia,
! mile from the Kanawha River and I
miles from Point Pleasant, and adjoining
the lands OF John McCnlloch, ESQ.,, A. q.
+ lsthan, Esq. and Joseph L. George, Esq.
Said farm contains 3lf acres, 175 acres
cleared and well set in grass, the balance
well timbered. A good dwelling house,
barn 40 feet square, and outbuildings; also
a good bearing orchard. Plenty Of good
water. This farm is well adapted to rra.
zing, and is also most excellent for grain.
This farm win be sold on terms to suit the
convenience ofthc purchaser. For further
Inflammation, address las. w. SANDERS.
Five Mile p o., Mason County, West
virginia. [ian7-4mS
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Wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich,
want an agent in this cqGttyato
at ~ salary of 800 per month and
expenses paid For full particulars
address us above, nov, lo-ly.
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Lent is over.
March ends today.
Now for wild flowers.
The rivers are rising.

= 20 s..y afrI
One announcement this week.
Patronize those who advertise.
To morrow is "All Fools Day"
Beautiful Spring is here atlast.
April is the month to make garden.
Thisisbeautifal sunshiny weather.
County Court adjourned last Fri
day.
Nails are now $3.50 per key, whole,
sale.
The county roads are getting pass
able.
Peach trees are in bloom Aerea-
bouts.
Measles are stalking through the
county.
Three saloons in town, and more
coming
The select schools all commenced
Monday.
The saloon men are doing a good
business.
About every person you meet has
bad cold.
We hear Of but few building, for
this summer.
We do good job work at this office,
ut low prices.
Candidates are looming up in ev,
cry direction,
Editors and hens must scratch for
a living. En-.
Quite a number Of drunken people
in town Saturday.
The maplesugar crop does not pan
out we'll, this year.
Will those subscribers who are in
arrears, please pay?
Ifyou have any news of general
interest, send it to us.
Mason county has the finest cattle
and horses in the world.
Our merchants are beginning to
get in their spring goods.
Now is the time to give your prem.
Uses a thorough cleaning.
Somebody ought to open up the
iron beds adjoining town.
Who is going to be the Census
enumeration for this county,
d. W. Polsley, Esq, has gone to
Pittsburgh on legal business.
The price of farm land in this
county is increasing rapidly.
Subscribe for. the. Register for the
campaign, now commencing.
You can pay your subscription to
this paper, in country produce.
Quite a number of horses were dis
posed of in this place last week.
This would be good place to or.
ganize a Good Templar's Society.
They say business is dull, but we
can hardly agree with the rumor.
Butter25 cents per pound, and eggs
10 cents per dozen in this market.
Remember that you can buy goods
as cheap here as you can in Gallipolis.
The Greenbackers will hold a State
convention in Charleston, May Goth.
A child was born in Barbour coun.
ty, few days ago, without legs or
arms.
], Friedman & Co., are having a
cloth awning put up in front of their
store.
The fifteen puzzle still rageth, but
no one has lost his senses hereabouts
over it.
A new drug store is to be opened
in town during the week, by DR..
Mossman.
House cleaning, carpet beating,
white-washing, &C., is now the order
of the day.
1t is said that another big business
brick, will be erected in this place,
this summer.
The Indian" on. the top of one of
the chimneys at the Court House,
blew off Saturday.
Several of our citizens have "swore
off," and they are the better for it,
Hope they'll stick,
The tops Of several chimneys in
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Announcements.
STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized TO announce D, W.
PoLsLsY, as a candidate for the office OF
State Senator, from this District, at the en-
suing election, subject e. the decision OF
the nemnrratic- Senat OF al Convent ieAr. :
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What is the difference between a
chicken and a dirty cook? The one
is domestic fowl, and the other a
foul domestic.-En.
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A mustard plaster is u good thing
in its place, but the best place, as
far as our experience goes, is to have
the mustard plaster OH ham sand.
wich.
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We are told by farmersfrom differ
ent parts of the county, that not.
withslanding the continued wet
spell, very large area of corn land
has been plowcd, and that more acres
Of this grain will be planted this
year, than was ever grown in this
county before. They also report the
growing wheat as looking finely, and
promising a heavy yield.
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Thus exclaimed an old gentleman
recovering from severe attack of the
bronchial tubes, SELLERS Cough syr-
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