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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-09
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
House and Lot
In ChGr!esfowa,
JEFFERSON COUNTY, ". VIRGINIA.


DY virtue az three Deeds OF Tgust executed
ID by George ". Welsh and Annie 4. Welsh.
his wife one bearing date the 2nd day 81 De
cember. iS7s. and gccorici Ia the Clerks Office
OF the County Court Of Jefferson County, Deed
Book C. Pac ~, 10 Frank Beckwith, trustee
OF jefferson County Building Association, No.
; TO secure q bond IN ttc sum OF Ssf.W con-
ditionel according 20 thc Constitution O! said
Association for tie payment Of his dues and
upon the one share redeemed b. il; one 10 the
same trustee. dated 2Stll of June, $50 aud re-
corded in said Clerks Office. Deed Book T., p.
35G. to secure q bond IN tac sum OF S9AW, cun-
ditioned I'm like manner for The payment OF hs
dues upon one share redeemed by SAM AssOcla-
ton. and one 10 Forrest ". Brown, Trustee 81
Jefferson County building Association No. !.
bearing date November loth, 1919. anu recorded
i'm the Clerks Once Aforesaid, IN Deed Book q,
Pare 594. % secure o bond In the sum Of SOL
%. conditioned according to the Constitution of
said Building association for the payment OF
Ai5 dues, DC. upon two shares 81 us calltaI
stock redeemed hy it, and the said George W.
Welsh having failed to pay his due for two
s1cc,ssive months ii botll of said building ~
sociati0ns. and the Board of Directors of said
lrst-namcd Building Association having by an
order entered upon It's minutes on The 31tildW
of June. 1sSl. usccrtained the indebtedness 10
tlat Association 60 De the sum of Sli951, ana
directed is Trustee 90 sell under said Decd ac-
cor1ing 60 the tenor OF It's Constitution and by
Laws and the terms Of the Decis of Trust, aut
the Board of Directors 0f J@cilcrson County
Building Association No. !, as authorized ~
its Constitution and Bylaws and thc terms Cd
the Deed of Trust, having asrcriainci by ga
order entered upon rs ninCtcs tse . Gay
Of Jurc. 1881. the indebtedness 81 said George
w.. Welsh 10 saii Building Association 20 hc
the SUM Of $36G.J0. and instructed its Trustee
to sell under the uforcsaid Deed ofTrnst, Now
we. The undersigned Trustees, viii sen no pubic
auction I'm front Of Che ColTt-llouse in thatlcs-
town, jefferson County West Virginia. oh
gueSday, egt'yy SGfh, ASs9,
ut II O'Clock, NJ, the following Real Estate
conveyed ly said Deeds OF Trust Tree from
Dover:
The House q Lot
of the said GEORGE w. Welsls situated on Ii
bc~tv street. in said town, r. Joining The pro-
pcrty Of Nathaniel Myers heirs. The House
IS q twu-st0ry Frame Dwelling with wing. CON
thinning I'm an Seven Rooms with cut-builiines
ani Cistcru, and pleasantly situated and M
every respect q Comfortable and Desirable
Home.
TERMS or SALE, As prescribed by the
Boards of Directors OF said Building Assocla-
ti1us -0uc-tlirl Cash, residue in one and
two years from date of sale, purchaser giving
bonds and Deed of Trust % secure deferred
payments. and bearing interest from date. In
tcrcsi of second bond PAYABLE annually.
FORREST v. BROWN,
FRANK BECkWIIil,
Trustees.
rive my consent to tho sale Of the above
mentioned property.
June -. 1SSI-lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-09

Invalid wives and wcthccs quickly restored
p, health by using Browns lr-u Bittcrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-09

Another new invoice Of handsome Pique
Lace Bed Spreads, Shams, Lambrequins,
and Nottingham Curtain Laccs. Linen
Lawns, India Linen, F1onch Null, Cambria
Tuckings. &c, &c. We have now. in LaccS
Dutchess, L~anguedoc. Point Applica. Ital-
lian. Russian Braband, Venice. Ncrmicella
Millanai>c. and all domestic brands. Our
millinery stock has been r~eplenishcd in all
It's baanches.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-09

A porch aud wius have been added othe
property Of Mr.. H. A. Barton hy Mr.. Jas.
W. Butt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-09
old famlW 9Ournal.
.Jaiy .. 1881


Nr,le from 50 Oh SO per wcCS>cHlHs auous io
- G RIDEOJT 60, 90 latrelsy street, Ne,
Send Tor their cstslec ar0tcrns.
Aur IN. SO-iy.
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,TI.EE5RFED

On the c31l jaime I'm Na-tiusbu,, 10y Rev.
r.. J. culIer, Mr.. SAMUEL CLANCY 90.
Washington county, Nd. aud Miss ELIZA
BETH JONES of Nartiushur,.
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4 $ BOUND TRAINS.
ti1
Stations. a. n. a

No 633 runs daily. All other trains daily eN-
ccpt Sunday. No. Cos connects az Strashnrs
with trains on Va. Midland Road. No. 6oj
runs 10 Baltimore via Washington without
change Of cars. No. cUj dimes ut Mt. Jackson.
r. NJ. MANTI,
Supervisor Of Trains, Winchester Va.
". NJ. CLEMENTS, r
Master Of Transportation, Camden Station.
Nav 3l ISSf.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. w
The Florence E50uSP,

"a tIi. place. i-uow OPEN 10 visitors. circa.
lars sent ou application. CiIAS. GREEN,
Owner and Proprietor.
Tr1v D f--f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-09

Punv. weak and sicklycbHjrcu need Browns
Iron Bittcrs. 10 viii strengthen.
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UcsferH .FgaryFnnd R. ~.

Baltimore Timc)
LEAVE UAGEISTeWN.
10 4. VI. through Passenger arrive ~
Ialtirasrc U3j A NJ
fl90 4. NJ. For Mayue-b0fO and iuternfc
diaie points.
10 J.. II. yni-arriving al Baliimorv 800
+. 81.
4WP.N. s.. Y. Exprc@. at Y. drrOt. ~.
irving az Baltimore 81 $50 }. y
ARRIVE At HAGEEsTOWN.
$40 a. NJ. FROM W~aypesbers and iniernH
diate points.
fiG0A.M. :. V.Errev, II e. V. Depot,
from Baltimore az 10 g.. ".
1920 r.. ". Maii-lelying Baltimore al 30
L. NJ.
80 p 81. Through paTenecr-lcave Balt-
more 100 /. ".
j. VI. HOOD.
General Manoecr.
B-I. GRlsWOLD, Genl Ticket Ageat.
juno, n. ISL.
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Piano or Organ.
.Y.sic E'Xvits Wanted.

A LADY WHO rs Az ACCOMPLISHED
y PIANIsT and ORGAkIST Md np cscci
lent and experienced Teacher desires ~ secure
q few pupils. For Information apply at
FREE PRESS OFfiCt
Lchrnnrrn1 Isl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-09

Browns Iron Bittcrs contain all essential
ingredients for atruc tonic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-09
EET'E B.fEER,
BRICK AID STONE EiAS0H,
and Manufacture Of
MACHINE BRNCIT,
gharlc~town. W. Va.

NY old friends and the public generally are
VI informed that J am prepared odoall kinds
of Brick-work and stone Masonry m the short
81 notice. and am also prepared tOcoutr7Ct 90
furnish 40 BRICK for Building and all nnr-
posses. Thanking my friends for the patronage
bestowed upon mc in che past. l solicit % CON
tinuaucc. nnd 60 new onlcrs promise The most
prompt and careful attention.
Noy. 1-. 1850. LEVI BAKER.
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DIR. ). ". DOHKER,


ONcc Go5 Main Street, CharlcStovu, ". Va.
Jcpe ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-09

VNHITEWAsH BRUSHES. hrYom., Tin
ware. Woodcnwarn OF Stoves fDr elie
ly DrKE& ~GALLAHEE
Nav Is. ISL.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-15
For Holiday Nov
elites.
Go to Leatherman'S,

1t is strange how prone human nature
is, to note Inconsistency in others and re-
ally enjoy the privilege i affords US Tie
utmost satisfaction to recall that charge
Of pcl,nlrv made against us by our neigh
bot, the Caroncle, for quoting, or misquo.
ting. n latin phrase, while We have be
tore us copy Of that paper, wherein lis
editor has INDUCED in tie same weakness
Truly, we should have expected "thr
heavens to fall" ere Bro. NJ would have
become 30 pedanic.
Every one should labor to attain to that
degree Of manliness, that accepts facts a,
facts, and not 10 consider a plain state.
ment of such, contemplate on the part oI
others in case they pcradvcniure be not sc
fla.trring to themselves rs others Learn
to accept the situation, fill the niche YOU
occupy and if by persistent and honorable
cnIeayor you DO not advance. it must, IN
this country Of freedom and fair chance
be Chargcablo to your own incapacty
Brains, an honest purpose and II manly
determination must win
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-15
For Ra;sins, Cur.
rants, Prunes, ETC..
Go to Leatherman's.
One Experience from Many,

ONE Experience from MANY.
II had been sick and miserable so long
and had caused my husband 50 much
trouble ana expense, no one seemed to
know what allied me, that I was complete
" dishrar'GneG and discouraged In this
frame If mind got n bottle of Hop Bit
tiers and used them unknown 10 my family.
soon began 10 improve and gained 81 fast
that my husband and family thought it
strange and unnatural but when | told
them what had helped me, they said 'Hur-
rah tor Hop Biters long my they pros
per for they have made mother well and
Us happy. 1.-The Molher.-Hom6 Journal.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS Ar FRANK
LIN MILLs.-Thc under signed having lust
returned from the city with full and COM
plcte line of Goods, consisting in part of
Dry Goods, Groceries Notions, Hardware
Queenswarc, Woodenware, Boots and
Shoes, q full and complete stock "a special
ty,) Ready Made Clothing, Bacon, Salt,
Lard and Fish, Rails and Posts always on
hand and for sale, low. The above goods
have been selected with care for our trade
and were bought low tor cash, and will I've
sold low for the cash. Do not forget, at
the old stand, Franklin Mills Give US Il
call
Oct 27 tf* B. COLLIFLOWER & son.
al the wit in the county may he stored
up in the brains of Frederick city editors,
lawyers, etc etc. but Judging from the
following bit of dignitled sarcasm. it is not
the safest thing imaginable to be careless
in tie choice Of butt for a joke. The
Emmittsburg Chronicle thus makes food
for worms of the Frederick Times -
Some days ago we were shown the
Frederick Daily Times Of last Monday and
read the fol owing attempt at witicism :
"The Elnmittaburg Chronte1s calls loudly
fov c@e.h 'op" A ,ou.aa! wbica CD
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-15
CpZW'Z,X' NE7Y7;S.
lettings from our Exchanges.

On Tuesday of last week, Sheriff Hart
sock entertained at dinner the retiring
Board Of County Commissioners and their
clerk, Mr. Steiner, together with Mayor
Mobcrly, Josenh Cronicc, Esq. and sew.
eral others - Ba nner
The grain trade in Frederick is by no
means an unimportant Industry 1t is es.
timated that the shipments of wheat from
this point during the current year will ag-
gregate geo 900 bushels, and vi flour about
10000 balrels-equivalent to 225 900 bush
els more This does not of course, include
all the wheat handled here Times.
Had It not been for timely discovery
bv Mr.. Daniel Harne while on his way
home one night last week it is kelly that
we should have To chronicle the burning
of another school house in this l"cniity
(WOlfsvile) Ii seems some kindl'ng had
been placed on top Of the stove to dry IN
the evening and during the night the
wood took fire and would very likely have
set fire t., the building wien 1t was tnr'u.
nately discovered and pun out by Mr..
Harne and some boys.-Reg'stcr.
A LITTLE SINGULAR Felix Munshour
who was recently executed at Frederick g,
was twice seen going into the woods
where Wetzcl was killed; was twice arrest
ed; twice tried in our county courti his
case twice taken to the Court OF AppeaIs;
he Was twice reprieved the gallows upon
which he was lung was twice erected 'tior
his execution and twice used for hanging;
and he was twice buried and-twice res.
directed -- Ees1Ir,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-15
No. 4Y39 EQGsTX',
John Rouzcr

vs..
Susan Birclv, widow Of In the CIR
John Bilely and Susan cult Court for
Birelv, Administrators Of Frederick
John Birely, deceased County, in
John NJ. B,rcly and wife Equity.
and others.
Me object Of this suit is to procure Il
] decree for the sale OF stain Real rs
tate Of which q certain John l'lely, late OF
said County and State died seized and pos;
sesscd for the payment of the debts of said
John Rirclv, Decd, the personal estate be-
inv insol,ent and insufficient for that put
pose. The Bill states that said John Bire
" was in his life time indebted to the
Compartments by his two single bills both
dated on the 24'h day Of Ap il 1874
list. PAYABLE six months after date for the
sum OF S33G31 with interest from date.
ond payable six months after date 10
John and Martin Rouzcr for $21' u with
interest from date, that said Martin Rouzcr
in writing transferred and assigned ell hla
interest in said note to the complainant,
that sail John l5ircly, died interstate in the
month of April 1881, seized and possessed
of certain lots and parcels OF land situate
in Hauvcrs District, Frederick County,
consisting of lots nos. 81 and 38 in the
village of Sabllasvile and piece or par
Gel Of land containing in and about 80
acres. described in the deeds filed and ex-
lihitcl in said cause. That said lands on
the death of said John Bircly intestatc,
descended to her children and heirs at law,
subject to the dover interest Of Susah l}lre-
", his widow, as follows:
lst. John NJ. Birely who married Eliza
beth.
end. Lewis A. Bircly who marrea Mar
tina.
3rd. Laura E. now the wife of Daniel
Ely.
4,h Margaret now the wife Of George
W. Eylcr.
That all of said children are adults and
all reside in Frederick county, except
George w. Evlcr and Margaret his wife,
who are on-reSdents of the State OF
Maryland.
That letters of Administration were
granted upon the personal estate OF SAID
John Bircly to his widow Susan Bircly,
and that the personal estate of said lntes
tate is wholly insolvcnt and insufficient for
the payment of his debts, and that it will
be necessary to sell the said real estate for
the ,,nymcnt of the debts of said intcslate.
1t is thereupon this Third day of De
ccmb T. 1881 aduClgcd ordered and de-
creed that the Complainant by cansinga
c,py of this order to be inserted in soma
newspaper published in Frederick county
once in each week for four successive
weeks, before the sixteenth day Of Ianua,
nv 1882, give notice to the said absent de-,
PENDANTS of the object and substance OF
IL and war;, them to apnCa. Ia inns
Court in person " b, solicitor, IN II We
fore the twentieth day OF April 1872 = az.
swer tn, premises and show ca"sc, j! any
they hav", why decree ousil, 10: 10 pass
as pray d.
ADOLPHCS FEARHAEE Jn,
Clerk.
True Copy
Test,
ADOLpHUS FEADuAEE, JR,
Re" 8 81 rteyE'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-15
ROOTS.
For Candies and
Toys Of every kind.
Go to Leatherman's.

We have n rumor of bad case OF biga
my, in which a man left his wife and chill
drcn and a woman lett her husband aud
children and the two lcH together for
parts unknown. We have not learned
the facts with sufficient clearncss to war
rant MS IN giving names, Crcagerstown
is the locality of The scandal.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-15
County COMMISSIONERS
n 9 II | G. e.
fH>HE January Term and January
4 Session Of the County Iommis-
sioners for Frederick county, will be-
gin at their Office in the Court House
On McndcV, January End, 1882,
a, 10 O'Clock, q. m.

The following arrangement has been
agree upon for the settlement of
Snrervisors' accounts for the year
1851, aud all persons interested wall
bear in mind the 'mportance Q! strict.
lv observing thla notice ac settlements
AZ other time than the day fixed upon
will occasion much Inconvenience anG
possibly some lo-a.
Tuesday, January 3rd. District No. /,
Buckevstowa.
"Wednesday, January 4th. District No,
2, Frederick.
Thursday, January 9TH, District No.
3, Mddletown.
Friday, j 'nuAry 9Th. District No. 4,
Creager-tOwn.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday, january 9th, District No, ).
Emmittsburg.
Tuesday, January 10th, District No,
6, CAtocun.
Wednesday, January l,th, D.strIc,
No. 7, Urbana.
Thursday, January 18th, District NJ.
8, Liberty,
Friday, January 18th. District No, 9,
New Market,
THIRD WEEK.
Mon Law, January 10Th, District No.
10, Hauvers.
Tuesday, J 4uuary 18th, District No.
IL, Wood shoro'.
Wednesday, January 18th, District
No. IL, Petersviile.
Thursday, January 18th, Districts
No. Is and II, Mt. Pleasant and
jefferson.
Friday, January goth, District No.
10, Mechanlcstown.
FOURTH WEEK.
Monday, January 23d, District Nc.
l6, jackson.
Tue .day, January 9th, District No
II, townsville.
Wednesday, January 25th, Districts
No. Is and 10, Woolvll!e AND Liuga-
more
Thursday, January Goth, District No
20. Lewlstown.
During this Session the Board will
appoint Road Supervisors, Couaty
Constables, Trustees of the poor tol
Frederick county. Keeper OF the
Court House and Yard.
CoEstabes will be appointed on
and after the 9th Of January, and
applicants will file their applications
with the Clerk prior to this date.
! The Road Supervisors will be ap
pointed for the several districts Oh
the day eacn district is settled with,
unless tAelr be objections filed tc
tier re-appolntnent.
All recommendations as we'll ne
complaints. must be fled with the
Clerk to the Board before the day
fixed for settlement.
Chapter 404, Acts Of 1876, prohib-
its the assignment Of more than te1
miles Of Roa4 to any one Supervisor
Supervisors will report to the Board
all tools or material ofany kind that
may be in then possession or under
their control belonging to the county,
By order
f. A. GITTINGER.
dec, Is It. Clerk.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-15
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By its use Tim hair is thiclenrd, and
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1t checks falling Of the hair mmcdi'
atcly, and causes new growth III all
cases where the glands arc not decaycd;
while to brashy, weak, or otherwise
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strength, and renders it pliable.
The VIGoR cleanscs the scalp, cures
and prevents the formation of dandruif;
and, by its cooling, stimulating, and
soothing properties, it heals most ii not
all Of the humors and diseases peculiar
to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and
soft, under which conditions diseases
of the scalp and hair are impossible.
AS q Dressing for Ladies' Hair
The V1GoR is Incompatible. It's color
less, contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not soil white cambria. 1t mparts
an agreeable and lasting perfume, and
as All article for the toilet it is economic
cal and unsurpassed in its excellence.
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gold bY AL uRrUoIeTs 1vrHYVuEHB'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-15

Thousands Of ladies have found sudden
relief from all their woes by the use Of
Lydia L. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound,
the great remedy for diseases peculiar to
females. Send to Miss Lydia E. Pinkham
2S Western Ave, Lynn, Mass, for pam.
phlets
Nj. Z. NJ. Smith, undertaken, WAC met
with An accident while returning from a
funeral and of which we gave tn account
has disposed Of the unr lly horse and has
purchased one of undoubted genteness.
WAGON FOR SALE-A light two horse
wagon, built twenty months ago. but lit
tic used, thimblc skein, shafts and tongue,
bed and ladders, all complete.
Nov. 24-4t Inquire At this office.
Messrs A. c. LoIcn,z, Of Frederick,
John w. Bussard of Jackson and George
Z. Talbot Of New Market, have been
drawn as jurors for the December Term
OF Court; in place of Messrs. Stitely, Clary
and Eyler.
PERSONAL MIR. F. Chalmers Gilds, for,
merly of this place, now Of New York
city, flashed into and ont Of sight like A
meteor, this week. Stay longer next
time, Frank, there are still some here that
remember you.
| For dolls and pres
ents.
Go to Leatherman's.
Ask for $50 Test coal oil at ROOTS.
First Quality, New Cop, New Orleans
Moasses at ROOFS.
Ladies' and Gents Arctic aud Alaska
Over Shoes, just received at
Dec 8 Ct ROOTS.
AN ExCELLKNT PLACE to purchase
Christmas Present; NJ. Smiths f,rni.
turc warerooms, where may be found II
choice d splay of frames, brackets and
Childlens Furniture. Novelties and use.
ful articles il excellent styles and vnrie-
ties. Dec 1927
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11
new re M sEAFrIrUL.

Most people would like 70 be hand
some. All cannot have good features
they are as God made them; but
almost any one can look well, especIa-
lily with good health. 1t Is hard to
give rules la very short spice, but
in brief these will do:
Keep clean-wash freely. All the
skin wants Il leave to act free, il
takes care CT itself It's thousand.
of air holes must net be closed.
Eat regularly, and sleep enough
nc: too much. The stomach eau nc
more work all the time, day and
night, than horse. 1t must have
regular work and rest.
Good teeth are help to good looks
Brush them with soft brush. espac
tally at night. Go to bed with cleans
ed teeth. OF course to have whit,
teeth II Is needful to let tobacc,
alsne. Washes for the teeth shoult
be very simple. Acid may whiter
the teeth, but IL takes off the ename
and Injuries them.
Sleep In cool room. in pure air
But more than all, In order to lool
well, wake up mind and soul
When the mind Is awake, the dull
| sleepy look passes away from tn,
eyes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11
rer oreHr TO TAKE

The discussion Of a'The Christian
Religion" by Col. Ingersoll and Judge
Black, which Was commenced in Tie
August number of the North american
Reeiesc, u con ihuetl in the Eovem her
isane Ut that publication. Col. Inger.
soil n0~ replies u The STRUCTURES VI his
opponent, aai Presents mach nIsrs
fully than be las ever before done the
logical grounds for hi. Opposition 70
Christianity. The article will be rc-
ceived with interest by those who have
read the lirst part OF the debate, a.
well as by all those who believe that
the cause OF truth is best advanced by
free discussion. An early number of
the Review will contain an exhaustive
reply. In Symposium on PIesidan.
tial Inability, four Of our most eminent
jnrists, Judge Thomas n. Cooley, the
Hon. Lyman TrumbulI, Prof. Theodore
w. Dwight, and Gen. B. +. Butler, dis
cuss the several weighty problems
arising ont of Article 2 Of the Constitu-
ton. "Eugland's Heredity Republic
IL the title of significant paper cen
tributed by the Marquis of Blanford,
and Senator George F.. Hoar writes a
statesmanlike article on ''The Appoiat-
lug Power" Of the President of the
United States.