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OANlEL EBSTER SAID that I'm
the estsblishmen Of our civil insti-
tutions a great advance was made in
the science OF government and
CLAY characterized our political
system as 1.-The fairest fabric Of hu-
man government that ever rose ia
animate the hopes of civilized man.
In what does the superior excel
lence Of our institutions consist2 The
doctrine of the divine right of Kings,
or that usurpation submitted to could
confer the prerogative of government
was discarded, and the true founda-
ticn of civil authority was declared
and established. But to say that
this consisted in the freedom sscur-
ed to the people, and the safeguards
provided against the abuse Of power,
doe not comprehend it's funda-
menta! elements. The primary
principles Of the system consist in
the great self- evident truths de-
clared and established, that Gov
errment ia instituted solely for the
benefit OF the governed; that it de-
rives It's Just powers from the con-
sent of the governed; and that it's
purpose is 10 protect mar in his in
alienable rights of life, liberty, and
the pursuit CT happiness. Accord
ing to this, ali civil power and au-
thority originate from the people for
whose benefit, and with whose con-
sent they are delegated under the
forms of the Constitution and the
laws: and, consequently that the
officers Of the Government are in
reality only agents of the people,
and responsible to them for the faith
ful administration of their trusts;
and all this was founded upon that
other great truth, declared to be
self-evident that all men, in point of
political rights, are born free and
equal.
These fundamental principles con-
stitute the foundation OF that upper
structure OF civil government which
has been so much admired by states
men and philosophers. But, like
every other thing human, it was
not deemeed inlallibIe or perfect,
even by those who ordained and es-
tablished it, for they prescribed the
forms fer its amendment and i'm
Provement az practical experience
should show to be necessary and
proper. Some of these apparent i'm
projections should be looked to with
a view 10 their correction.
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TIE President seems to think that
The Attorney Generals Office should
be no sinecurs. But the Attorney
General declares tie delay in the
Star Route and Guiteau cases are
without cure also, so far as his labors
are concerned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-11-11

CANADA wants a copyright treaty
with the United States. AS Canada
publishes no books by Canadians
(slnce Judge HALLIBURTON died). the
only benefciaries of such a treaty
would be British authors, who would
be protected here while British pub.
lishsrs kept up their raids on Amer
lean books.
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ambition. When the passions and
animosities Of a great people are
once aroused, men do not stop TO
reason aud contemplate the conse-
quences. How true the adage,
which history confirms, THAT eternal
vigilance on the part Of the people
is the price Of their liberties"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-11-11

GuITEAu illustrates the proverb
that a prophet must go out of his
own country to be honored. He hae
been burned in efigy in England,
along with Guy FAwKEs, GLAD
sToNE and PARNELL.
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The New York Herald points out
the frightful expsnse of BOSS" rule
in New York City. It says that
thirteen departments Of the City
Government cost the taxpayers for
the salaries Of their chiefs alone the
enormous sum of one hundred and
seventy fve thousand dollars per an
mum.
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HALF BBEED IND STALWARr.

The Republican Party, says the
NeW York Sun, Is divided into Stall
warts and Half Breeds. What do
these terms signify Ia a Half
Breed only a half Republican? And
is a Staiwart necessarily a thorough
bred2 Not always.
A. the Chicago Convention, and
during the preliminary struggle, a
Half Breed was a Republican who
believed, or pretended to believe, in
Republican institutions, and who
was opposed to turning the Repub-
lie into an Empire, with GRANT for
the head centre. Since then he has
been only an underbred, climbing
5tepladders to look through tran
some lights, and seeking diligently
for aD Office az The reward for tramp.
ing down men whom he had follow.
ed obsequiouslY for a dozen years.
Before Chicago, al Chicago, and
sioco Chicago, Staiwartism has meant
Grantism-Grantism IN the past and
imperialism 10 tho- future. H. did
not mean kepubhcanism at ali. Per
haps General ARTHUR, who has been
known as a Stai wart, will give the
term a new signihcation,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-11-11

The Washington Sur says ut IL
currently reported the President win
appoint Mr. CHAELEs III. REED. Of
Chicago, attorney for The District Of
Columbia 10 place Of Col. CoEzumL.
81 Mr. REED Will ACCEPT tho ,mge.
II Mr.. REID viii accept ill il be
will accept It'll Wad a duck s.Lym2
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i SALE
or
VALUABLE REALTY,
NEAR INDEPENDENCE.

BY virtue Of the authority vested In
me, by q decree of the Circuit Court Of
Preston County, rendered at the Angus
term thereof, 1881, in the chancery cause
OF Elzaheth wilkins ct al and Alfred l.,
Harrington ct al, 1 will, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER oath, 1881,
being tho first day of the November
term Of the Circuit Court,) proceed to
sell. ut auction, before tho front door of
the Court House in KiugwOod, the tract
oil land, and house and lot, I'm the pro-.
ceedings in said cause mentioned and de-
scribed.
The tract Of land referred to lies about
Z OF a mile north Of Independence,
on tho b.. 81 O.. Railroad, adjoining An-
drews, Squ!res, and others. Tt Ia = very
valuable farm, well watered, VOL inns
proved, n has on il an excellent Or
chard, It is very favorably situated with
reference TO markets, churches and
school. The tract 70 besold embraces all
Of the
"ROLLY WILKINS FARM"
except the widows dover, and the in
forest OF Isaac wilkins. both Of which
nave been assigned TO thom respectively
by notes and bounds. The residue Of
the said realty consists OF a
HOUSE AMI LOT
i'm the Town Of Independence, adjoining
"'.''l'""2t tluiDu lou on Lu8 eHHt
sidc OF tho MorgantOwn Pike, and the
Same house that was occupied for severol
years by w j. Martin ~ a store house.
The farm contains 81 BIG acres, and
the town lot fS square rods.
TE4us-SO much cash iu hand will bo
required as may 10 ncccesary To- pav the
costs of suit and charges tot saIo. and for
the residue n credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months viii ho giton. tho pur-
chaser giving interest bearing nolce With
good personal security.
Persons wishing tO SEQ this p]ropcrfv
may call ON Isaac wilkins at Indopond- Z
once.
r. w. MONROE.
SpcclalC :
October q, 1881. a. 4
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KINGwooD, NOVEMBER II, 1881

HE Star Route cases still con
tinue to drag YEARLY along.
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J JUDICIAL SALE
OF
REALTY.


by virtue Of tho authority vested i'm
Preston County at the August term
thereof, 1881, i'm the chanceIy cause Of
George Nose OF AT. VS.. II. j. Ruckle ct
al, l will, on
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2ith, 1881.
tboing the tiIst day Of the Circuit Court
for said County,) proceed to sell ut auc-
ton, before the front door of the Court
House in kingwood, the real estate in
tie bill mentioned.
DESCRIPTION:
Tho said realty consists OF a tract OF
land lying in Kingwooi District, OH the
head waters of Heather Run, near the
comfy road leading from &. T.. Craig's to
Tunnelton, by way of the Camp
ground:" 1t contains
EI@ ACRES,
Is favorable situated, has a good soil; has
ON it Il dwelling and other buiidings,and
considerable other valuable improves
men Ii Is the same land now occupied
by the defendant Rucklc.
IERMs-So much cash in hand ps will
be required to- pay the costs OF this suit
and charges for sale, aud for the residue
upon a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving interest
bearing notes with good personal securi>
ty.
II. w. MONROE, Com'r.
October 81, 1881. It
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-11-11

HE story that at last Fridays
cabinet meeting President ARTHUR
drew a sledge- hammer from the in
side pocket of his swallow tailed
coat, glared wildly at MAoVEAaH
for a moment, and then pounded
the table till the screws came out
and the decanters in front of the
fSatberhesd membsrs we're broken,
IS now said to have been a somewhat
exaggerated statement Of tho facts.
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THERE are likely to be exciting
times in Pittsburgh. The Law and
Order League has determined to put
a stop to the violation Of the Sun
day laws by liquor sellers. tie
members say that they will DO this
%psaceably if they can, but forcibly
If they must. They charge the u
thorities with ~cOnnivipg at the Sab
bath breaking Of the saloon keepers.
and promise to make it lively for
them. just what the result of the
NOV ement will be is by no means
certain.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM

BY virtue of "a decree Of the CircuIt
Court of Preston County rendered Mt tho
August term, 1881. in the case OF VIII.
liam Harmed against Deborah J. Shaw
and samuel H.. Shaw, the undersigned
Com missioner Will, on 81
THURSDAY. THE PATH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1884,"
ut being Court Dav.) before tho frInt
door of the Court House lin. Kingwood.
Preston County, w. Va, offer for sale to
the highest responsible bidder the and
OF Deborah j. Shaw, decreed in the above
case to be sold.
The said land is situated in. GIANT Dis>
trict, in said county, adjoining lands OF
T.. F~alkenstne and Others, and contains
about
1910 1-2 ACRES.
Which was sold by said Harmed to said
D.J. Shaw. This is a very desirable
tract OF land; about so acres Of which Is
well improved, with a good orchard
dwelling house, barn and other outbuild-
ings on the same. 1t has a fine coal bank
on it. The said Harmed reserved a coal
privilege for the use of HIS two farms
which he now owns so long as he or his
heirs remain the owners Of said farms.
The land will &c sold for sufficient
cash in hand to pay costs Of sui. and sale,
and the residue upon a credit of six.
twelve and eighteen months the pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved So
euTity. bearing interest from the dav of
sale for tho deferred payments OF tho
purchase money.
JAS. II. CARROLL, Com'r.
oc2l-40
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SADOLERY AND HARNESS.
IL & STTIESElIe

H. Nh A. ~
70 .p~cctfully a%nnOuuc % the public
that they have opened outa Saddlery and
narncss-Niaklng shop in
w. VA,
in the building formerly occuI led by I.
l.. Cooper. They nave on hand a full
stock Of
YANKEE HARNESS at S35.
BUGGY HARNESS, $50 to SIS.
SIDE SADDLES. $40 to S25.
MEMS SADDLES, 50 10 $40.
BRIDES. 81 so to 81.
COLLARS. $3.50.
HORSE BLANKETS, s. to $40.
LAP ROPES. So TO SO.
Work put up to order in any style do.
sired.
All kinds OF repairing neatly executed
on short notice. loc2l
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HOUSE AND lot

~ WESTERN Sm CUR Woo,,o
No. Et1/19
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AOrC ~ahyuiders.
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Hard Work
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SUMNER RESORTS.

TAPnN SPRINGS AND BATH, (aLkA
- LINE I1THIA WATERD aAMPSAi.iE
COUNTY, We y FIHGl MA slso Chs,y.
baato Wa:ers, rich in Iron, and e e VIII se
Sulphur oring in Tho I EeignbUrhovd Open On
uae lsa to as iate Ia October as the compsny
Will Justify. Unequsl,ei by any mineral waters
IN America for The cure of acid dyspepsia, kid
ney and bladder troubles uterine silments, gout,
diseases of the skin, catarrh affections, rheu {.
mstlsm and functional heart troubles. 1T Is
AN UNFAlLING SOLVENT OF CAL
GULL. These waters have proved Cf great value
IN many ether diseases, but can bs more conf
IDENTIFY relied on in the above named than sny
olher mineral springs in this country. l guar.
All tee cure if cursols By mineral waters. The
bsths-bot, cold snc snower-are unex eel led auy
where. The new snd elegant swim ming pool of
slksllne water. the largest in the United Estates,
II not In the word, is especially attractive.
S- N 0 safsr or better place for sde or child
rem to learn to swim. Plenty to fill thsir stom.
sch and aelo bets to rest them on Best mount
AIN roads in VrglLlei one hundred dollars to tie
mae expended upon thom LIi. sprILs. rhe air
Q. tIIs elevated region is pure and delicious
Capon being nearer 10 sll the cities north of the
Potomac than any of the Virginia springs of
note by an average of hundred and fifty miles,
claims large patronage on that score, For
pleasure or health the traveller need not 20
iurther. Board, by the month, S42 $40 and
sE6. according to location. Send tor pamphlets
Gi!ect or call on W s. THOMP PSON, 7O3 10TH
st Washington D. G, for pamphlets and wuler.
Fine music. good bo.ting, ishing aud hunting
IN season; good livery. w. Il. SALE
mylG-lm Proprietor.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

ER. +. 9. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
vuisluns, Nervous Headache Mental Depres-
sior, Loss Of Memory, Spermstorrrgs, lmpo-
teucy, 1nvoluntsry Emissions. Premature OLD
Age caused by over exoftion, self abuse or over
indulgence which leads to misery, decay snd
DEATH One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one N onth's tTestm9nt One dollar
y box, or SIX boxes for five dollars; sent By mai!
prepaid on receipt Of urica We guarantee six
boxes 10 care pny csse. With each order re-
celved by Us for six boxes accompanied with
five dollars, we will SEND the purca aser our writ.
zen gusIaAtae to return the mouoy if the treat
mait doss not effect a cura, Guarantees i5sued
by JANNhf & 90, Druggists, Alexsndris,
Va, wholesale and rotaii ae5nts. Orders by
msii will receive prompt attention. mari
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By o. cal s. Lucas, Auctioneers.

FOMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA,
VI Biz REAL EoTATE-By virtue of de,
crees OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax couaty,
vs.. rendered at the June term, 1889 anu n o
vemoer term, 1880 thareot in the chsrcery
Cause of ". *. Emerson and wife es ais. vs..
SiV. M. Emerson ct ais, the subscriber, as com
missioner of sale in said cause, will 4pose tor
sale 81 public suctlon on aTUkDAY, the 2S.n
day OF M,y, 1881. st II m, in front of the Mar.
ket bui dag On Royal street, in ths city OF
Ale1sndris. Va, LOT OF q ROUND, with a
TWO STORY FRAME DIV LING
HOUSE. in the village of West Rad in Fsirfax
county. Va, situated on the south eide of Duke
stteet, exsended, a snort distance west OF tne
stone Bridge" and containing two roods and
twenty five poles, bci part of the real estate of
which harrison Emerson died 6, lied
Terms OF Sale: One fifth of the purchase m ou-
eY in cash, and the residue in three equal pay
ments, 1T six twelve aud eighteen months FROM
!he dsy OF sale; the deferred payments to bear
interest from the day Of sale, and 10 be secured
by the notes OF the purchasers. with good par.
sonal security, and the retention of tho title
until the last pay is mad9
ALBn RT STUART,
sp25-eodLs Commits ioner OF Sale
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Win the coLvnlsinK. esmGGlc t"rtures Of fever
snd sue and bilious rtmittent when Hostettef's 8
SIomsC1 Bitters, acRnow " ed ged 10 be real curs-
tive OF msiaris fevers will eradicate the cause
OF go much suffering No lees effective is this
henlguant alternative in cases Of constipation,
dyspepsia. liver complaint rheumstism, and in
general debility and nervous weakness.
For sale by 81 nruggist and Dtalers generally
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FTkUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN FAIR.
4 FAX OcUNTY.-By virtue of deed Of
trust from Theodore l.. Chase, and being thereto
required by parties secured thereby. the under.
signed, trustee in said deed, will offer for sale st
pubic suc'ion, in front of the Court house door
at Fairta. Court House, at twelve o'clock n,
on MONDAY June 15, 1881. the TRACT OF
Lam U conveyed TO him in said deed and de
scrioed as follows. viz: Beginning at q dead
poplar standing on the south side OF Dogue run,
corner of Carpenter's patent, now Wili.m
Vioie.ts; thence $. 70i,. W. 80 poles to three
msTked white oak tspiipgs thence 8. 25to W.
lOl3 poles to hickory and pile of stones; Lnsnca
with the line of Dennis McOsrty Jonnaon n. 323o
W. Isl poles to marked dogwood, corner to KIl.
Jan uonpton's lot; thence with his line n. $40, g.
II poles to q stake on Uogue ruI; tnence down
the several courses and mesnders thereof to the
beginning, containing 81 acres and TO poiss.
Terms Of Sale: Cash as to the sum of 500;
the residue at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest eviderc ID by bonds of the pur-
chaser, secured by dead of trust upon the
premises. FRANCIS l. SMITH.
myT-Wts Truatee.
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IMPORTANT TO WHEAT GROWERS -An old
and xperienced farmer of Williamson county.
ssys the Nashville Glzs.te, gives it as fac
that the following method is sure prevention
of the insect Weevil in wheat: 10 piilng up
Jur wheat, after it has been cleaned by the
Ian, to every bushel put in good hard brick,
we'll dried by the sun, and be sure it is perfect
~ dry at the time you use it. The brick
absorOs the moisture that naturally accamulstes
10 the grain and causes it to become SO hard
and fnty that the insect or fly cannot penetrate
the outer covering. We are assured BY persons
who have made the trial that the resnlt is
effeciusl, and the experiment is so easy and
simple we would advise our friends who groE
or deal 10 wheat to try 1t.
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TLOOK STAIN For Staining Halls, stair,
q ways and the Floors of Koons it is desired
to remain uncsrpetsd during the summer season.
It is of rich walnut color. can be applied oy
sny one with brush or sponge, dries quickly,
and needs only an occasional Wping up WIN
i Prics So per gallon. One gallon will stain from
4oo ito to 600 squsrs feet, depending upon the com;
unrstive smoothness of the flooring. fsckeo
for shipment in ], l and gallon GALS; no cnarge
for csns JANNHY & CO., Druggists ~ spo
l52 King street, Alexandria, vs.. myA
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FANCY sSSsssssS

q LOVES iu Kid, Berlin Lisle Thresd, Silk
~ and Lace, showing all the newest shades
tor the season. also a new ss,or;ment of Lsce
hitts. Price 25c 50c Is, snd 81 Is per pair
Corsets IN al the oadiug styles, perfsc IN &:
and finish. Prices 5Oc to s. 90 per PAIR.
UuderWesr-Speci attention is called to the
large assortment for Lsdies Cent, Misses.
Boys and Infants in Gsuz., Lisle Thread, tsos-
ssmsr and Summer n atino; also are exhibiting
u choice assortment of l. dies Undergsems Is
OF every description, Chrusas, Drawers, Night.
gowns, Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk kerchiefs-Sugpenders
HCslery, showing the most choice pstterus as
we'll as the largest assortment Of medium aud
liner quality. Consisatly sdding the latest ps,-
terms rs soon as they are offered for sale by the
IL nanufsctures.
Neck Rulings, KuGs, Skirts Veilinss, But.
tons. SilSs Cottons &c.
EdEings in Swise, Hamburg, Nainsook Cora
line. Verm cslle, Waller cisnnea, Languedoc,
Iorchon. Russian, Venise. Crochet, &c.
Eighmie Patent Bosom. Reinforced and
Scratch Shirts, in lsuDdried snd uulsundried
Collars snd Cuff, siz IS II 10 IS Inches. Prices
l2c l6:, Zoe and 25c
Germsutowl shetland aud Ssxony Wool,
Zephyr Worssed in all Cojore, Silks. Canvass, & c.
Neckwear-At ali times the collection will
surpsss all other aBsortmehts offered in tho CITY.
line display Of Claudent the best Scarf ever
msde for men; also Gorcisn, Fle1or, u audace,
Tropical, DE Joinvile Lace and Complete
line of Fancy Ties and Bows.
O. M. A n A MS.
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AUGTsebE AAEES.

N 4 a N D CLOSING OUT AUCTION
- SAL&, COM MMENCING TUESDAY, the
10Th instant. and continued daily.
r, Inc undersigned having determined to change
their business, will sell, without reserve, their
large stock at auction, commencing Tuesday,
April 26:h al 10 o'clock a. m, and and pm
and continued dsiy until the entire stock is
sold. Dealers. the public and the ladies spe.
clslly are respectfully invited to attend this sale
Seats reserved for tho ladies.
ONEAL s. LUCAS,
apps Alexsndris VI
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BRODEkS - CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
G&OOERiES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line Of celebrated pure, old WhIskeys,
B-andies Gin, Bum, &C., Massey & Co.'s Phila-
delphin and Clagetts Baltimore Ales, and Berg.
aer & Engels Lager Beer, in casks OF bottles.
Agents for James S. Welch Best Family
Flour, James 8. Kirk 8 Co.'S Standard Soap
Dupont s. Co.'S, Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac Rive
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to. and consign
nents solicited. No II King street.
oct 25-tf Alexandria, Va
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STOkE ON KING STREET FOh KENT
- The 1HREE STORY BklCK STORE No.
Il King street, running back to Market sliey.
seul6 G u SMOUT s. SONS.