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The Memphis Appeal begins
weighty and interesting article on
"Justice to the South as follows:
"The whole pack always joins in
the assault upon the under dog in the
fight. Every cowardly cur is as fero-
cious and brave as lion in attacking
the prostrate victim. There is much
of this meanness in human nature
When man atarts down hill every
body gives him kick, and he rapid
ly reaches the lowest level. The same
mean spirit is always toadying at the
feet of the prosperous. Napoleon's
greatness and popularity ebbed and
flowed just as he was successful. His
career showed that nothing succeeds
like success When the South was
conquered and her people, poor and
impoverished, were striving to rebuild
their desolated homes, everybody
seemed disposed to attack the under
dog in the fight. No people on earth
were ever subjected to SO naaay kicks
and curses, wrongs and prosecutions,
defamation. SANDER and contumely.
But now that the South has emerged
from the dark clouds of adversely and
is basking in the sunlight of prosper
ity, it has been suddenly discovered
that we are a great people. Every
Northern man who visits the South,
even our worst defamers and bitter
est enemies, after returning home, is
unstinted in praise of the South"
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Colfax Chronicle: The Morehouse
Clarion sensibly and truthfully com
ments as follows upon the death of
MIR. Charles T. Howard: s'Thus has
passed away q man who IS said to
have welded a greater influence, for
evil, than any other man in the State.
We are sorry that is not the lottery
that is dead instead of Charley How
ard"
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Tbs New York State Election.

The New York State election will
be the principal Political event Of this
year, Considerable interest will at
tach to it, not SO muchon account of
the Importance Of the offices to be
filed as on account of the bearing it
may have on the politics of the fu-
ture. There is reason to believeth that
the Democrats with proper nomina-
tions will be able to carry the State
It is given out that they will receive
the assistance of the Independent
Republicans, the same as they did
last year, if they shall not nominate
a candidate for Governor who is a
representative of the spoils system.
1.-THE very n-skinned mugwumps
consider that the spoils system con-
sists in filling the offices with Demo
Gratis, then it is not in the least proba-
BILE that the Democracy of New York
will be able to furnish them with a
candidate they can support, for it is
quite certain that the Democrats will
nominate no man who would favor
thepermanent occupancy of the Offices
by the Republicans. A good deal
more is to be gained by the selection
of pronounced Democrat as the
standard bearer who will represent
the idea that the people have given
the government to the Democrats, to
be managed only by Democrats on
strictly Democratic principles.
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The Bossier Banner says the Mad
ison Square Garden Theatre has the
greatest seating capacity of any
bailding in the United States. Our
contemporary overlooks the grand
Music Hall in the Exposition Main
Building, which we believe is destin-
ed to become 8 permanent institu-
tion.--Neae OrleaBs CITY Item.
We stand corrected
The Bossier banner., 1885-06-25

Messrs. A. G. McMeans and B.
McEariin have purchased the More
house Clarion from MIR. B. r. Schroe-
der, and viii conduct that popular
journal. II energy and push are
worth anything the irrepressible Nc
Means win be successful.
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The following paragraph from the
Oatesville (Texas) Advance is worthy
OF study:
aThe people rethe law. No crims
inal can go free when there is a,direct,
spontaneous and unwaTeringdemand
BY ths public that he should have
justice. The enemies to law and or
der are always on hand. but good cit
issnA Sor isar they may injure their
Business or make some one mad, stay
as home. In al seriousness, citizens
81 COryell countys ualsss you demand
that crime shall be punished unless
you express publicly. continuously
sad Individually your condemnation
Of crims-unless you do all you can
b stiAsn the spinal column OF our
judicisry and choke the efforts Of the
jury manuiactnrers--crime will never
be punished or sradicated."
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walking the plank" are omnious
words to ''bloody-shirit" politicians
and Office holders. 1t is narrow and
absolute under the present admins
sration, and the offensive partisans
must 90.
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Lee Irwin, Spopular young; man,
while saving the'lifeof q. young COM
rade who was bathing IN Hooper's
creek, near Mobile, was drowned last
Sunday.
The Bossier banner., 1885-06-25

The Commercial Bulletin is new
candidate in the field of New Orleans
journalism. It starts out as nimble
and fresh as q gazelle. It has the
best wishes of the Banner.
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The Missouri Republican says !:
''Nearly every federal Office in Mis-
ssuri il in ths hands of Republicans.
Turn them out"
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At WadSsberoughs N. c., a few
nights ago, MRS. Bfuner, a highly re
spected lady,-wassknocked down and
outraged by 81 negro named John
Began.
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Judge Richard I. Merrick, great
End good lawyer, died at Washing
ten iIassdky morning, in the 59th
ysar Of his age.
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A. drummer named Wilson was
kiiled instks-storm at Glasgow, Mo-,
On Saturday night.
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Tfve-hundred and forty-one Nor,
mons left London Saturday, en- route
1Og Utah
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The daily papers are full of horri-
he aecOWntk of murders and suicides
By eli known methods.
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Grasshoppers are doing damage in
California.
The Bossier banner., 1885-06-25

Offensive partisans believe there is
o political sheol.
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Oregon is receiving an average OF
800 immigrants per week, while Cali.
fornia is adding about 1000.
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News Nubs.

=
Minister to Italy.
The State of California is going
into the silk industry.
Exeter, N. H., mills are shutting
down until September.
Jos. Vlana, Chicago laborer, kill
ed his wife and himself.
Severe earthquakes have been felt
at Berne- and Geneva, Switzerland.
The tax payers of New York city
alone pay half Of the State taxes.
Thomas O'Day was shot and killed
by his son at Pittsburg, Pa, Friday.
Wells anywhere in Holland reach
fresh water at a depth of three feet.
The slave population of the Empire
of Brazil is estimated at 1,177,022.
Two miners were killed. by g caye-in
in mine near Richmond, Ohio, Sat
urday.
A. B. Eaker killed Eli Hufstutler
at Maiden, Mo-, in a saloon row Sat
urday,
Link Banks, an outlaw, was killed
at Whitesburg, Ky, Friday, by JAS.
FL. Frazier.
designations of the members of
the italian ministry have been sent
TO the king.
Storms on the coast of Newfound-
land have caused enormous damage
to shipping.
The well-known poet, Richard FL.
Stoddart, of New York, goes as Con-
sui to Athens.
R. E. Torey, of Assumption, ILL.,,
was fatally stabbed Saturday by a
man named Gerald.
Nine men have SO far been killed
in the Jones and Hall faction war in
Knott county, Ky.
A couple of actors in Coles circus
killed each other in fight at Hough-
ton, Michigan, Friday.
John r. Mckee of Logtown, Pa,
killed himself and wife Saturday.
jealousy was the cause
VIII Martin, New York drummer,
was drowned in the Tennessee river
at Florence, Ala, Thursday.
Max T. Weiser, clerk in the San
Antonio postoffice, has been arrested
for stealing registered letters.
Many miners were killed by an ex
plosion Thursday in the Pendlebury
colliery near Manchester, England.
Rudolph Rolls, a Peoria, Illinois
baker, killed himslf last THURSDAY
because he burned batch of bread
BY an explosion Saturday in the
Burley pit at Apdele, North Stafford
shire, England, 10 persons were kill
ed.
| Mary Kleman, q young woman, ha
been arrested at Chicago on charg'
of poisoning several members of he
family.
| Thomas Mcdowell was sentenced
Thursday at Mt. Carmel, Illinois, t.
81 years in the penitentiary for th'
| murder of his wife.
| Louis Schertz recently died at Gin
cinnati aud $4,000 in gold and sil
yer coin was discovered unexpected
ly about his premises.
The keeper of the Charlton count,
poor farm, at Dalton, Mo-, killed
pauper Thursday. He had to do i
or get killed himself.
Geo. A. Pyers, for whipping hi
wife in Baltimore, was sentenced
; Thursday to receive fifteen lashe
and four months in Jail.
A negro and an italian had diff
Guilty at Evansville, Indiana Thurs
day, over a bottle of whisky and MOI
tally wounded each other.
Shocks of earthquake have recent
" reoccurred in Cashmere, Indis
with increased violence. It is II
ported that 1881 have perished.
: A French dispatch boat recentl
} foundered in cyclone in the India
, oooar orI &ba x,bola of 4ho ,,.a1,
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This month has witnessed an un-
usual number of casualties.
The Bossier banner., 1885-06-25

VIM. Atkinson killed Peter Gillian
near Petersburg, Va, Sunday.
The Bossier banner., 1885-06-25

Dr. Leach fatally shot constable
jos Martin at DeLeon, Tex, Sunday.
The Bossier banner., 1885-06-25

IT, @. Schneider was killed at Nash
vile, TsenAy bypolice officers, Sunday.
The Bossier banner., 1885-06-25

Montana's production of gold and
silver for last year was $9,750, 900.
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A. sNIDER. JoANNEs SMITH
SseiIea. ~ SaasSGh,

A ttorneys at Law, Bellevue, BOssierparisA,
"A La. v23a45
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y. ND. r. y. n. VEHaektsss,

A ttorneys at Law, Minden La. Will prac.
"A tice in ali the Courts in Bossier ana
Webster parishes. vl9.nl
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NIotary Puksie, Bosaier Parish, Louisiana :.
IL BasineaspFomptly attendedto. OfiOs a.
Red Land, La. v2an4e
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Summer is here by a large majori-
D..
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pn m, Of tho Appie.

lftlfdt Atla l0tHt4tl E. q ~ ~ 81
This parasite OF the apple prevails ia rs
.greateet Abundance in ears having, atthe
time Of leafing out and blossoming, wealth
er adapted 10 It's nature. Its best fost-
cred ingermination and development by
cold, Wet weather. Asnow storm at bios
soming time makes year OF uncommon
Abundance OF the scah. No fungus Is de-
Sel5ped ON apples during SIMMER, but as
soon as cold autumn rains or frosts come
the little patches are seen to start anew Ut
tho borders OF the old scab, and new
patches are found developing. Apples
laying in wet grass in autumn weather
abound with fresh growing clusters; they
flourish even under the snow. Dr.. Pent-
icolas stated rs the result Of five years OBJ
servatiop, that sspois oitungus inyar-
iahly formed ON young iruita after
cold nights, low thermometer and
heavy dews. There Ia no reason
to believe that the weather causes an in-
jury TO tho fruit, aud thus gives footing TO
theinngus. It simply supplies the best
for the sure development Of
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l1he REVIVED allIo.l.trosity.

81. Jame 6asei.t.
The Bfdntftirtsr Zsiiliilg contains an in.
teresting article on the origin and history
ofthat revived monstto sity, the crinoline.
Like other devices which we are ac-
customed to regard as comparatiy lively
modern, the crfnoiine seems, In reality, To
be exceedingly ancient. Hesiod. who
wrote in the Eighth century before Christ,
must have observed something OF the
kind, for he adyis . young men mot 10 be
led astray by certain women Of his day
who wore their clothes pulled out behind.
For more than twenty centuries alter
Hesiodl time, however, the, crinoline Ian.
euished IN obscufity and twas not until
alter Queen Elizabeth bad come 70 the
throne Of England that the tltthin-
elle became fashionable. The farthin-
eale OF teftugaic, which served TO extend
the skirts OF the Indies OF quality who
were Shakespearess contemp oraries, Is de-
scribed as shaving been made OF hair and
wadnine. In tie EIghleenth century
whalebone generally took the place 81
these cumbfous materials. but already
iron orsteel hoops we're ~ use IN Eng
land; and, covered with silk or cotton,
steel hoops won their way to universal
favor until, q few yeats ago, they were
partially superseded by folds oil highly
atarched muslin. II "drers improyersp
were actually worn by the Greek women
OF Hesiods day, itisnot improbable that
they were also worn 200 yeaf1 earlier, and
that Helen, when she tled with Paris to-
Troy, wore SONS primitive kind Of crino-
lima
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mn. LkkE PARK
THE FOURTH SEASON

pegins AUGUST . and clcses AuGpsTi 10
The frogramms include aNid s;enge Of lectured
and I'M trnetion in special branches
2 The B! q o. Railroad Company offers reduced
rates for the Assembly. Round lfipt from Wheel
Il Inc Assembly conters Diplomas. aus ]
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A sfoekiSf Bird Us . Pct.

4 correspondent in opelousas sends Us
nj, account Of his hooking bird a month
AGO / was presented Nithia young mock
ing bird. Inursed II carefully and II be-
came 20 gentle that, / let out Of the cage
10, Az about every day, and 1t always re.
turned 10 the cage promptly when called
i took 1t from home totown with me. Not
long since / bought another bird, younger
Tran my pat. Ipnti in the cage and my
bird immed iately adopted the newcomer.
II I'catch q tly, she will take II from my
fingers and give It to the Hbaby.@ all
visitors who see my birds wonder and say
they mover ..saw the like belore." s
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them. The other day he got his line en-
tangled IN the nonghs Of tree which
leans over the lake, and, Departing Of
ever getting Ii clear, eat down on the
shore Ia ordeftc do the subject justice at
m case. Ho n;as much nstonislied 70 see
d fine trout leap upon the Hloping tree
itrunk, wiRgle along up u and then climb
out on q limb and then make Jump and
liasteii himseit on the hook dangling In
tmidsir, where he kicked his LIE away In Q
most ioyotis manner. = ~.
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y SATURDAY, AUGUST . lS8A

] " al-il bAIukuAft AuGVe4 y AP9H
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. ", the following %
tcribed parcels Of real ,preperiy: 80. an z,rs,
Island IN The CITY d Wheeling g Ihl e.tast q
Yirginia and Penn streets wftt Ut Penn ttte. ~
south Of Virginia street, and bounded IN ~
Beginning Ut said corner, thence geAl WI ~ III
south side oi Virginia klrect one hupdTt1 ~
twenty tl10l ieet 10 an alley; thence parallel w
Penn street south one hundred and tatjnyl N
thence east 70 said Penn street one huuqIsS9. ~ y
twenty Gao feet. thence with inc Mess ,,aS St ~
Penn STREET one hundred and twenty VIZ Ss ~ ~
% the BEGINNING, with the tmpT0ve Gsnu w " Y.
performances thereunto belonging 1hh PsVEE .1S
with offered In tdree parnas tto9ugg ~ ~
street and alio ~ q whole, aud sold ~ NhenssitS
way may appeak best Tbs three pare Y T s1tS
The properly VIM be offered arc ne ngt.e wv
fest he kouth thirty le I; the feHlaltaI " "
lot on which the rIEl1ence stands M.
Also the following described pFops /, N
Il 10 nay! LOU numbered on the plo plAt ,l ~
said Cityl Of Nheeling 3 lots tnty.nvs w ,stS
lixtykiI co., fronting on Market stci ios I'll
Tenth stfeats, on thS north Of Tenth tHeeh NJ y
lot numbered sky lying tmmellaleiy a ns1T,s
lot numbered gixty.hye aud ndI0l1iEg lne "A
These i've los Will DO offered u WE -
aBons one parcel and VIII By 100 e my my nm
best, The propoSed sub lions are tb9si Va
plat which may b sesa 9ce q !h hs S S,SS
OF the County Court. TIE bpllltg on VT
eEty afe included, but not the englne I,S.,,.ss
machinery. Thege were eo1yeyea " M
Goen q %. 70 THOMAS O'Blteni GAlEAe''
a 81 .s sai S s n saI ss q .ysl. se
known 10 be two prior deeds OF rust plI
tindSi witch will sell dlscct heac pfoI ~
Inst 70 DO ant paid OF ont o. me 9sTS!
tale % that Is Is believed that Ky IN Y
infest q the graniois Nifel clear NY, w q
conveyed ~ u 70 the pnrChatst .et a.s
trustees however, We will mol warrant InS GssSiIa
r TERNH or RALE-unethird 81 we g.HSssf
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RltAHaa1 IU,l Is409099F, = ~ - -
From notices in the columns Of the
Wheeling 1srEIllogscgR, We see that the
enterprising, publishers issued an extra
illustrated memorial sheet on the Grant
funeral. By a slip Of the mai, or from
other cause, We did not SEQ O copy, butwe
feel safe in saying that coming from the
INrR1llarscER IL sure 10 be good thing.
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wss@sM

ID CONS FOR Rti,T.-iN H6ss,.,
~ bScek. Eees Afpiy % Va Y; HS <
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T7OR RENT-IwO UNRURNIS1sss
II Rooms override Main Stteet entrs NJ Z. ~
fafnef Hotel Enenite q 81. JANE HtSIstiIe Y
aus 40 s4e+
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MARRIED.

There are indications that the Rosa
fund is again running low.
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.EyARMs FOR RALE.
EoR SALE.
.EyoRsALE-oo COUNTRY SEAT.

Ton ames Of choice high bottom land, E.x r,,l,,
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and U. 4 o. Z. n.
Improved BY Rnbstantial Grick houlC, Il rOCE1,
maple sugar and poplar treet. Aito 4 fO6d esltfst
don 81 fsult tees. Apply 10 "
W. Y. HQGEsd Bro, 1900 lfafiets 81, (.
q Or r. w. MORROW. on The promises, IN; ,
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Ypvanp cIta,,4sa Auctioaeer.

INWARD cilAfsINAr, Auctioneet. A, ~
The under iRnfd tho vile Of che gfant2S' X iSt
above named deed viii Join ~ tne "a n doTifp
trustees and b0nyey hos ihee0 lte Itglt q
the purchaser q ittef q me a lgsIS "a dS
lofhSuni equal u nye feentum o. lhe gl.S psrt
IhAll be paid lolho said TRUSTEES loI ..sIsh "
that bciiig llttle les than tht nens \ 1saii ill
aid dover isht 4 aleeflAined p pWiTRjSG,
iAeies NAsofP' A''A'-r
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sI,OR SALE OR REssT-A FARE or
- hhoiit ls7 Sstci, veil fatgt,d Grd Il, t1,l
farming condition. 1hkte = hfs' f. "a Mr.
on the place c0s tir;ttlE four f0sns -. ~
ipsiiAf; ! fsH; pna small tfAniG tsAse "a IN
iriASmE Rood stablIng aud AZ N;cc+pit Gi4baiA.
ints situated on the NAliAy (3fCyt turnpike Ibglt
lhslf mile from Valley Grove TermE 10y. "a
further information Inquire Of o. address Gs0RdE
ANKLE, Real fEt9te AKeet Notary kubtl6 nd
Jutttce Of the zoe, No u Fourteenth itrftl
Wheeling. Viva, sub
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I9nblte sales.

|SDUBLIo SALE OF VALUABLE
IL PROPERTY. ~.
virtue Of o DEED Of Trust ma 10 70 q, Y |e et
a. Armstrong;, dated on the l7sn day o. July ~ y!
and duly recorded IN the 0iice Of tle CleIk q ~
County Court Of Ohio County, We MI te4!gkpusS,
10 auction ut tho front door Of tho Court Aouis@
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GuANSoy- AYNFs- on Wednesday evening,
Ans1,.t 81. issS. by Rev 81 King. Of eoiith Wheel.
ins AZ me- residence, NJ. joItS ]. GLAkNoS and
NIslL61Iis L. BAY sEs, both OF wpe, ling.
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gllslltse1lge.
]iiwlaEplIse. W Va, AUGUST q, 1856 :,
sissss e . G g. /,

sjgesaf . Ruction.
Senator Eustis, Of Louisiana, hasput on
his wal paint aud from oil accounts he
wiIlsmake abitserlwar on President CleYe-
landin the Senate. Hendricks, who has
always been suspected Of having the ut
most contempt torthe President Is hand
and glove with Eusiis.
The New York q ibu,s has information
that both the yice:P President and the
senator are agreed in their estimate OF
Cleveland, that he Il not big enough for
the Presidency. They both agree, also, as
% theiribelief inhis purpose TO split his
own party, aiterhaving been electedby q
split in the Republican party, and thus
rel himself in the position Of saying TO
the Democratic pastsi in 1888; The party
isdtyiled. Lam the only man who can
divide the Republicans. My nomination
is mere necessity.
Senator Eastis is saidtc be preparing q
speech for the Senate, based on the an
ticipated defeat OF the administration in
ssN ~ ss,s S ..Svs hs,,ses III von M.
y sag ,s..a ! ~. If Ss4 been 'your
Sisss, Z .h,ss at,;ss 4 = p,1ablis trnst
Roas. sass - .ssts saye Won 4 pablic
. ne Dss vSas,,sse ~, done with it? Is
.lass s q ~ itself in Nav
ss sss.. S n,;s ~ & your
! 9 ~ slt ~ ~
sta ~. 4. s..,,., u, ... ,,ssn IN New
~ ts "a. u finn FrTons and
lotA s'nse lts IN s,i.be 7issJine Dsmo.
has sollstisa Y. :, IL ,fstIonolis He
eta.s " shss 49, : ~ ,asrs s ths,e.
isasoIsa Y ~ rs = s.aSs ont ssairs.
s ~ VI 4 800 $3.50 NJ NJ
theWlllei 1he ass w. .;.shi a. "a,
cleveland mgss e,.nss - ~ - 81 3d. aa
getg9s y sas wv s ~ + 1b;o az he
lss.sa ~ tssI ! =. -. q Vi,ai,ia
pfooapl &, VIDE, saa 49, ss,;os as - how
.aete W e - !, $780, 80, tans,sd IA.
.ne pssIy tsels y. sl sss sa.h;ss what.
patIaEe g nis n.y. ~ 4sa hast
ever y @.sn ss's ~. =. asa,s se,aos
men i9r pueac sS1le s .., s NJ. 1 cnsss
menpy psisonas ,sso :, ~ Ma ,s;th b;s
lana npss sne y, sos ,,s
Passy h. ~ W. In, ~ a. a. sen,sth;ng In
e w ~ ~ !. : ,stsst M IS nno,
.ne tace y y sss.. -: an
As sun. i1 s, = lfssuy
mt lamar In ihis place and amotey gofous
man in the lnterior Department. Man
ming s. d;sgnssed with The condition Of
affairs. Many appointments hayegbeen
made in his department without eyengso
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The present anomalous and tyrannical
eystem Of taxation ought to be abolished.
IL Is remarkable that the Legislature
should say, and has often said, that GER
TAIN property shall not be taxed, but the
Governor Gays it shall be taxed, and 80 it
"a faxed by command d the Governor,
moi only without the consent OF the Leg
stature but against The Legislative enact
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lJloR SALE FRESH DURHAM
~ Cow, with Jersey heller call by heF Ma
large miicher and excellent butter male, NJ,
9, q haeton. ttigsy and hAfneAS. Apply al ~;
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DR. HAlaES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
OR THE LIQu0R HABII.

II can DO given IN cup OF coffee or tea without
the knoWiedge o tie pcfs1ntakingl Il Il absolutely
HARMLESS and Will eject permanent and speedy
cure whcse The patient q a modeiaie dtlnker Or
sands 81 CASES. and In every instance perfect cfte
haH followed II NEVER FAILS The system
ono. ltnprcrnated With The Sprcidc NJ becomes an
GOLDEN sPEciFic CO., nrop'n, Cincinnati. o.
For Hale by LOGAN 4 CO.,
Druggists, Wheeling, ". Va.
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