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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, September 1l.-Cotton-Spots
ling, 5s5c; good ordinary, Sac, Net receipts,
,l3O bales; gross receipts, 1,595 bales; sales 70
bales stock, 1921 bales, Futures opened easy,
? to points lower, ruled quiet, but STEADY, to
points on ell months. September, 942 44c;
October, 9.25-2Sc; November, 9.15-l6c; December,
9. IS 19c; January, 9.262lc; February, 9.35-S6c;
March, 9.45-4G3; April, 9,54'5jc; May, 9.63 Gao;
June, 9.13 74c. Sales, 3l,9O0 bales.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, September 1.-Cotton-Spots quiet
uplands, 10 lice; Orleans, 10 9l6c. Saes, to-day
476 bales Futures closed firm; September, 9.6lc;
October, 96Sa; November, 9.6bc: December, 9.61c
January, 74c; February, 9.S3c: March, 9.ylc;
Apnl, $3.50; May, 10C7c; June, 10 1sc; July,
l022c.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13
FINANCIAL.
Money.
Securities.

at IN to per cent; sterling exChar &c quiet, bu
steady. at ASK FIR sixty-day bills, ana ass 70
demand
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

WARMERS LOG CABIN
REMEDIES -''Sarsaparilla,"
Cough and Consump-
\ ton Remedy" Hops and
J Buchu."-"E K tract" -
"H air Tonic, "-"Liver
] Pills,"-"Plasters," (Porus-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

Boston, September IL. - Mexican IA, 66966h
common, l4%@14S scrip, 1.UOUl .OOl2.
Bonds and Stocks.
New York, september 1l.-Bonds and stocks
closed at the following prices bid:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-11

Minister Green called upou ill.,
House not TO block the Constitution
with such IAN amendment. AS Il
reads it is nonsense. He was ready
to support the motion of indetini.e
postponement.
Rep. Paehaole was also against
the amendment.
Minister Thurston said that his
ideas on this subject were well
known, and he had very little more
to say. The day will come when
the members who have been talking
aginst this amendment to-day will
wish their tongues had been paral-
lied. The attorneys for the Chinese
are satisfied with the amendment as
it now stands.
Noble Dole believed in the prin-
ciples of true reciprocity. AS this
amendment now reads it affords to
all Chinese rights and immunities
which the Chinese themselves would
never dream of granting to foreign
ers in China, and to large class of
Chinese residents here it comedies
everything which the natives of the
country enjoy except the right of
suffrage.
Rep. Nawahine said he had been
against the amendment right along
and saw no reason to change his
mind.
The ayes and noes were then call
ed on the motion to indefinitely
postpone the amendment, with the
following result:
Ayes: Green, Waterhouse, Lu-
hiau, Wight, Bailey, Richardson,
Widemann. Makee, G. N. Wilcox,
Hustace, Kalaukoa, Kauhi, G.
Brown, F. Brown, Deacon, Kamai,
Mcguire, Kamauoha, Paris, Nawa'
hine, Daniels, Rice, Gay, Nakaleka,
Kapaehaole.-25.
Noes: Thurston, Ashford, Will
der, Robinson, Young, Smith, Not
ley, Wall, Townsend, Hitchcock,
Dole, Naone, Kauhane, Helekunihi,
Horner, Kawainui, A. S. Wilcox
II.
The House then adjourned until
10 o'clock Thursday.
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Noble Dole said it was not iDtend-
ed to build a hospital. The idea is
to furnish INDECENT persons with a
place to sleep in.
Noble Smith moved it be referred
TO the Committee on Public Lands.
The bill in its present shape was
very indefinite.
The motion to refer to committee
was carried.
At 1l:45 the House adjourned to
10 u. m. Friday.
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REPORTS or COMMITTEES.

Rep. Nakaleka presented a mino-
rity report from the Committee on
Public Lands on petition relating
to sale of stalls in market. The
committee recommend the prayer of
the petition be granted.
The report along with the maio-
rity report and petition were lii on
the table.
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S4TH DAY-September 9th.
MORNING SESSION.

The House opened at 10 a. m.
President w. R. Castle in the chair.
Roll called and absentees noted.
Minister Thurston reported that
he had presented ten bills to His
Majesty for signature.
Minister Ashford read first time
an Act to remit the Customs duties
on three hundred copies of book
entitled, "Flora of the Hawaiian
Islands,"
Rep. f. Brown moved the rules
be suspended and the bill not be
printed.
Rep. G. Brown moved 1t be re-
jected. Why should the duties be
remitted?
Minister Ashford said the remit
of duties was intended as compli-
ment to the late DR.. Hillebrand's s
usefulness to the country.
Rep. Dowsett asked if it was not
DR.. Hillebrand who introduced rice
birds, mynahs and lantana into this
country.
Minister Ashford referred the
question to Noble Jaeger.
Noble Jaeger said that the remit
of duties was intended as compli-
ment to the doctors memory.
Noble Young thought that it
would establish bad precedent.
Noble Smith said it was a very
small matter and he should vote for
the bill. DIR. Hillebrand did real
service for this country in disin-
terested manner.
Minister Thurston thought that a
bust of the late doctor would be
more in the line of keeping his men,
ory green than the remit of duty.
Minister Green did not look upon
the remit as memorial. Books,
charts, etc., for educational pur-
poses are admitted duty free, and
he looked upon this book as an ex-
cellent one for educational purposes.
Minister Thurston placed SIS on
his desk as start for a memorial to
the late doctor.
The S. were pocketed by Noble
Smith.
The bill was rejected.
Noble Hitchcock moved that the
bill entitled "An Act to prevent
married persons from deserving one
another" along with the special com.
mittee reports be taken from the ta-
BILE.
The bill and reports were placed
ON the order of the day and at once
considered.
A motion to consider the bill Sec
tion by section was carried.
A motion to indefinitely postpone
the first section was lost; 19 to 13.
The motion TO lay the bill on the
table was also lost.
Sections / and 2 as recommended
by the committee then passed.
The bill then passed. Itprovides
in case of desertion that warrant
issue and the parties be brought uI
and the Court try to effect a recon
ciliation. Imprisonment Is done
away with.
The bill was ordered TO be read q
third time on Friday.
Consideration of bill for the
Minister of Interior to convey tc
trustees lot of land for the cree,
ton of suitable buildings for the
accommodation of INDECENT persons Of
foreign birth and descent.
Rep. G. Brown was not in favor
of the Government giving away one
iota of its land for charitable pur'
poses. 1t was establishing a bad
precedent He moved it be indie
tinitely postponed
Noble Dole moved the bill pass tc
engrossment. He thought it was
asking very little of the Government
to assist to this extent.
Noble Hitchcock thought they
had hospitals enough. The Queen:
hospital should be open to all.
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Legislative Assembly.
SlsT DAY-September 3rd.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
The House opened at 10 a. m.
President w. r. Castle in the chair.
Roll called and absentees noted.
Noble Dole presented a report
from the committee On petition re-
lating to the care of inirm and indi-
gent persons of foreign birth and
descent, recommending the passage
of bill embodied in The report au-
thorizing the Minister of Interior
with the consent of tie Cabinet to
convey a lot of land for the purpose
of erecting suitable rooms.
The report was accepted and laid
on the table TO be considered with
the bill.
ORDER OF TIL DAY.
Third reading of bill No. 1876 to
amend section 21 of an Act to con-
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81 tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
ID respect TO the Hftieth birth
d"\ celebration of Ii. Il. II. Princess
hiIuupkalaui. Carried.
The House then adjourned until
10 a. M. Tuesday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-11
S6TH DAY-Sept. 9Th.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
House met at 10 a. M, President
w. r.. Castle in the chair. Roll
called and absentees noted.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. f. Brown reported the bal
ance of the special committees re-
port on the leper settlement as print
ed.
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Ine ilouse opened at 10 a. in.
President w. r. Castle in the
chair. Roll called and absentees
noted
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ooND DAY Sept"@ol, 9th.
MnRNINn nEneInN.

The House opened at 10 a. M,
President w. r. Castle in the chair.
Roll called and absentces noted.
Rep. f. Brown reported fifty cop
les of the report of the select COM
miLtec on the fl5 900 matter we're
printed. Ordered TO bc distributed.
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MDRNING SESSION.

S2D DAY-September 9TH.
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87TH DAY-Sept. 10th.
MORNING SESSION.

9th DAY-Sept. IUth.
MORNING SESSION.
The House opened at 10 a. M,
President w. r. Castle in the chair.
Minutes read and approved.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading of an Act to autho-
rize the Minister of Interior to remit
the postage on publication, Para
disc of the Pacific. Passed.
Third reading of the Appropria-
ton Bill.
Noble Richardson moved the
House take recess. Carried.
At 1920 took recess until pm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-02

large practice aud asss ho4ts Of
tsiends TO him. and 10 the midst Of &C.
tive work be was cut do~a. About
the Close Of the var he vss married
TO Miss Saline Caslsr OF this county.
Who. with -four children. survives him
and deeply monrns, the absesce Of .
loving husband and fond father.
IN Washington City, ii the residences
OF Der sou-;n.law. Mr.. r. Is. ray.
Ios, on the 26,h u,t.. Mrs. Cesbesine
Twifosd. mother Of Ars. Elisabeth
Pngh. Of Capon Bridge. aged 81 yean
and . months. Mn. r. Raves three
chiidrec. % grand children and Is
great grand chiidr.n. Il wss ,our
privilege 70 know this dear old lady
and her characser was sweet end
lovely; Of her Il can b sAid sshs 10
nos dsa but sieepeth.'
% Jerssv Mountaia, ON Friday
last, little Eva. infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. TIL. mpsou.
Jssu s ssid $50 Der the little oncs 10
come unto He.'
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Trustee Sale,

Dy virtue OF deed OF trust from Nose,
1bl,Argsn., Harriet Lsrgsnt, Adam Ksylor
and Apoie X ksylor TO me ~ truste e. to se-
cure the payment to David GineyAn Of S743 .
"a With interest from ibs tenth day OF No
VemoeF. 1882, which deed is dated 9th day
Of November, 1881, and 10 recorded In the
Clerks office Of the County Court OF Hamp.
.birs County. West Virginia, in Deed Book
NO 81, on page 405, will sell a. public
auction AZ the ID Home Place OF Moses lar,
gent, In said county, about three miles sou IN
OF Paw Paw, on
Wednesday, the 2Sth day of No
vember, 1888,
O., ~ o'clock Of said day, the REM Er@.
tate conveyed in said deed Of trust bsIn0
Tract or Parcel Of Land on the west sids %
Spring 0ap Mountain Ia said county. sd-
joiniog the lands OF Thomas AIlerdst and
others, contsining
157 Acres Of Lard.
more or less, and being The old Home Pl.s.
where the said Moess LsTgent nov rssd.a
having uPon " Two Dwell Ing House, Barn.
and OutsBuildings Some Fruit Trees n
different kinds, and Good water AboSt
lWo-thirds Of this land is cleared and farm.
ing sod grass land, and the balance is tim
Der land, &c Upon the following terms
One third Of the plrcbase money cash In
hand onesthird thereof With interest In one
year, and The residue thereof wish interest
10 two years from the day OF sale, the pur.
shaasr 70 give his notes with good security
fot TIE deferred payments, aod the legal title
70 De retsined ss farther security. This
18th day Of Oct Ter, 1888.
JOHN w, PHILIPS,
Tr0ateey
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Renews Her Yonth.

Mrs Ph1be Chesley, Person. Clay Co. ID,
Iowa, tells he f.llowiog remarkable story,
the truth OF which is vouched for by the re-.
resideniof the town: 81 am 10 yesss old.
have besnitrcnbisd with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years could no,
dress myself without help Now am free
from all pain. and sorepes, and am able to
DO All my own bsousework I owe my thanks
60 Electric Bitters for having reue we'd my
youth, aud removed completely sn disease
and pain Try bottle. soc. and 81 ct
Y. l.. Van Deyanter's Drug Store.
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DIED


Near PureitsyiIIe, this COUNTY, rscsotly,
Mr.. Daniel Huffman, aged 81 years
NJ. Henry w. Inskeep, brother Of
the late Abram Inskeep, Esq. OF Har.
dy county, Nho was born in the yals
ey OF Lost River, Hardy county, died
~ his home near Lexington; Ksntuck.
ey, on the l4'h Of September. 1888.
aged 7G years, month and d4ys.
lie was n man widely kBOwn and
we'll beloved - His wa q life we'll
spent, and now he has gone TO bis
reward.
In Mooreheld, on the goth ult., Mrs.
Bottle. wife OF Mr.. z. d. Turley, aged
50 years. Mrs. farley was mir.
istering angel in the community IN
which she lived = christian by prac.
tice ~ vel ns by profession, full
Of charity, aud ever wearing y cheer.
full face, she was loved by every bod
y, and long will the memory OF "5is'
Turley" be cherished by those who
knew her.
In CItra, Florida, on the 18th ult.'
of MalarIs, DIR. James A. Alexander
aged so years and IL daya DIR. A.
moved not quite Two years ago from
the Valley Of Virginia TO Florida,
where in q short time be gained q
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-02
Eczema. Itchy. Scaly, Skin Tor

The simple application os s0vsyr,'s fnr,
nssf. Without any iaisrpsl De1ieiee. iii
cure any case OF letter. sait Rheum, Rias.
wcfm, trses, ttebS 20 60. Piw.l~s E..e,rs
nn St.ly. iithy ekis Esup,ioss no rat Il
DO. "ss'ins'e OF lspg ssanoiss. Il /. ps.
""'' 'ueeuve. and cCss but ui0e.
Pof. Jesse TrAwin Little. Issa az
the Southern Optical Insti.u ute. Nash.
VILE. Tenn, Gill give our psouls an
opportunity tohave their ewes cited
with soiaab'e spec,ac.cs Nov. m,er
~. ID and IA at the Keller Hotel.
Persons having defective vision, now
10 your time 70 get . good pair OF
spectscies, 90 you can read the cam
paigu news with ease and cowfo.. I
q n" charge for testing or fitting
The republicans of this coun,y
held convention 1t North River
Mills Saturday and nominated the
folio wing Candidates: J.hn Largent,
House Of Delegates; j. d. Slonsker,
Sheriff: Assessor, LIST district. f. p.
Shingletcn; 81 District. J. Walter
hiett; commissioner. John +. KEEL.
Ter.
Congressman Nm. L. Wilson has
written On open letter TO the voters OF
this. the second. congressional distriet,
in which no again druouuces 40 .
"bottomless lie" tho statement that
he ever said that fifteen dollars Q
month was good wages for labor
ing man.
Al q convention held a. Falling
Waters School, House October "a,
1888. to nom,nAtea candidate for Jus.
tice Of the Peace for tho Western
end o. Capon District, George A.
Lupton received the nomination.
We were glad to have q shake from
our old friend. Mr.. James A. Russell
Of Romney. Weat Va. He wss on q
visit to his daughter. Mrs. A. G.
Hack Winchester Times.
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Jao- Sold BY Druggists, 75c. Nov a-im.

A NATURAL CURIosITY.-A living
bat, imbedIe in q solid rocb, was
found on the premises IT Mr.. w. v.
Herriott Thursday by Mr.. Herriott
and Charles Corbin. the latter of whom
was preparing the rock for use.
There were sufficient witnesses to tho
rema kable discovery to prove ,bis
statement. The stone and bat were
brought TO the IETELLfGKNcER Office,
where the former can now be seen !;
the bat died from being kept too near
the stove. The hole in the stone
rhich was in the center is quite small,
and the bsrs body just filed it. The
curiosity 10 now i: got there. how long
IL has been there, and how 1t existed.
Will some one explain The phenome.
non ?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-02

BALfiNoRs CATTLE MARKET, \
Thu~>Aav "a - sann

BALfiN0Rs CATTLE NARKEr,N
Thuseoay. Oct. IS, .eeo. !
tCetels ass sola st thess egssss live Weight,
ooGs are sold % oct weight, that 70 30 PEI
<sstgeSesally )sG from live weight. Sheep
are seli gress. hat H. live weight. o: aesi-
isg o..
AT cAIvERroN YARDS.
Prices Of Bsss Cattle Tide vees raaesi -
seilove beet Beeves at 90 - 80. ihose ~ y
ssslly rasea 6rst qnAlity. , - % Is. wedi.
- % god falr SsAlisy - 90. ana -.
Sasesy The 6lsess, Oxsa ssd 0sws. 3 g .
u 20 pr loo -.
~ - Cattle received - eAas froo Nary.
lesd, 1s6S ftsG virgisia. eel ftoo Vcsa
10 fseo Ksst.eky. fosal ssssap1s foe u
- vssk 3ll8 seainss <lto lass vssk, ana
SiSI aos 6os last ysar.
:, % q. eeef'nes 40 wsrs taken By he Bal
ueoes butchers, Bio By cosutry dealers,
ead - By Eastess bsyers. Total sales soe
" week 1850 against l.es lea week. ed
fs1i nns tine last ysar.
S.s~ sse LAnsa-rhs quality % The
seefssg. b seout - COED = that Of thoss Of
go hsad. Trade for bstehse Sheep and
Lambs b osiy nedsra,siy setivs; STOCK
0hsse are very dull. There h 10 change to
sose u prizes siacs Last ThursAay. We still
qsoss butcher Sheep a 33sA2 Cts rss b eross.
ssA innss st s2asa es. PEI b gsoss. Ssoek
Coeep sou q 30 Q - IS pr bod. Receipts
sAis week u Sheep asd Lsabs 5, 3Ss hsaA.
pALrTxORR LIVE STOCK YARDS. I
AchpAy. Dot. -, 1883 >.
svsss. = There b 4 toisnbly fall supply o.
Hog!oc The market this wsek nearly 1oohsad
more thaa Lest Monday. Their quail y ID
quite - good - that o. the oGssines then
Trade In ell The yards h fairly aetive. bu,
q Q decline Of }c on iass vesk's pei CO
We lsoss note 81 ele u ess pr ID sss. on.
" stvssy lev DE Hoes selling as tho outside
eours: mast saiss were ct TIA n csnts
Receipts this wssk !. <6s head.
CLAPEvONr STOCK YARDS,)
- BALrlsoHs, Oct. 10.
Arrivals Of Live Stock ct Clasemons Stock
yasds via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ios
the wesk ended Oct. 7o.-l41 cars, con.
taintne l. sS Cattle. 81 Calves, 1,li7 Sheep
sad Lanhs. e.o50. Hogs, and 20 Horses.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia. 10
Lila Cattle. Is Calves. I,isl Sheep aad
LAubs, 2.lol uogs, and 81 Horses.
AIS Hogs and Sheep sold In thess Yards
~ Gross weight. Rscsips OF Hogs THU
wesk are 2.s1s against 3,1is last week; fair to
eeod noss sold At - co. Pigs 1t s as SIS
50. and rough hogs At 8 90 . IS IS per loc
fbs..
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MAR RIED.

On the 18th ult, by Rev. A. J. Kibler,
Mr. John q. Gladstone and Niss A ~
Pugh.
Al the residence OF the brides par.n,s.
pear Rou.Dsy, West "a, October 3lst. 1888,
OF Loudouu County, Va, and Mics Nar,i.
w Harrison.
In Denver, Colorado, on the lI,h uIt., a,
the residence OF Nrs. Lucy A. DurbIu,
mother Of the bridf, by the Rev. DR.. Moore,
Ar. George Van Law to Miss Mary n. Dur-
bio, all OF that city.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
IL you cannot come personally
TO inspect our large stock Of

IL you cannot come personally
TO inspect our large stock Of
Fall AND WIN TER
Dry Goods, Notions, Underwear
and Cloaks,
you should not fail TO order sam
pies OF the following goeds, in or.
der that you may avail yourself OF
come of these rare bargains
Tricots in az shades at 25c per 3D.
Habit Flannels in all
shades at------..----40c per I'D
Henrietta's in all
shades at.............50c per yd.
Double fold Cashmeres
IN all shades at l21c & Is per I'D.
All wool Plaid Flan-
nels at ..................25c per yd.
Thee are but O few Of the many
bargains that we are offering This
TALL, and We shall be more than
Pleased to either personally show
or send you samples OF these ne
we'll as all others.
l.. N. SHEPHERD,
i18 Baltimore. ST.,
Nov. 2, 81. Cumberland, Md.
We nos have definite information
that the Secretary Of War has, at the
solicitation OF Hon. Willis L. Will
ton, ordered en- examination and sur
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TRUSTEES SALE.


PY virtue Of deed Of trust from Moses
- Lsrgest 10 me as trustee, to secure the
payment to David Ginevan Of the sum Of
Si+3 90, with interest thereon from the 18th
day Of May, 1888. which deed 10 dated the
l9sh day Of May, 1881, and 10 recorded in the
Clicks ONCE Of the County Court Of Hamp.
shire county, Hest Virginia, In desd book
No. 81, on page 404. I will sell 81 public
auction at the old Home Place of Noses Lar.
gent, In said county, about three miles South
OF Paw Paw,
On Wednesday. the 2Sth day of
November, 1888,
~ one o'clock, ?. H., Of said day, the
REAL ESTATE,
conveyed In said deed 0f trust, being Q Tract
or Psresl Of Land on the west side Of Spring
0sp Mountain 10 said county, which was
Conveyed TO said Moses Lsrsent by James RI
Powell BY deed bearing date en- tho liih day
OF Februsry, 1878, containing
q Il a g K K .
more or less snd being iimbered land. and
adjoining the old Home Farm Of said Noses
L.rgsnt. upon the following terms, namely (:
Onesthifd OF the purchase money cash In
hand o1e-third thereof with interest IN one
year and tie residue thereof With interest.
10 two years from the day Of sale the pur.
chaser 10 give bis notes with good security
Tor the deferred payments, and the legal title
10 be retained a. . further security.
JOHN W. PHILIPS,
Oct 2e, 1sss.-+w. Trus,e,.
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Which Was TT Bacon or Shakes.


The anthorship Of the dramatic peodaes
uons attributed - the let az The above
neeed 70 seisstieg literary circles % he very
censts, bot s9sets the practical naSBsa hs
ko than the no0sutous qasstioo, boz +. 70
,eg.ia OF preserve health >. that eseadal Of
and the ''pursuit OF happiness" We can
throw far more light On this latter subject
than the most profound Shakespsriau can on
hs question arst propounds6. II tie sys-
ten 10 depleted, the nerves shaky IL iodi,
sestios or constipation bothsss enc q. iimso
or constantly IL the skia Il yellow and
tongue furrnd ~ n biliousness ; II there are
pssmon!tory twingss' Of ono oming rheuma.
tsm or neuralgia; II the hi dneys ere issc.
uve-sse Hostetter's Stomach Bi ters. the
hnese rscuperaut OF sn age prolific in bene.
II malaria threa tens or afiic,s. that A men !.
talises the poison and fortines the System
Nov lin
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For Sheriff.
To the Voters Of Hampshire Cous.y /:

10 ths fotefs 81 uAwpehife Couny:
At the solicitation OF esay irissAs Z have
eonie nied to announces nyssif - candidate
for Sheriff Of this county ct the comlag kiee-
,ioh. Ny irissds. An 40 ssrssGse In yosr
years; have hsi business transactions pref
~ much all owe: the county. as Constable
and Assessor Of the sseoad District, ~ we'll
- my owa privs.s businsss ALI Of which
Submit to your impa rtisl verdict q che polls,
to say whether or not I an worthy Of ysar
con6dsncs aud suffrage. With regard to
Depatiss, ny emphasiealiy that have
the people be % kind - to elect ne. assass
them that they shall hsvs. IL sssh DistrieS,
their choice Of Deputy. =
Your Obedient Servant, =
GEORGE ulLLKSON.
Evansville, w. Va Oct. !, 1855.
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A + . County Court Of Hampshire County
N held on the I'd day Of Octobs r, 1855
Upon the petition Of more thaE ,wsnty vo-
ters Of Gore District the Court doth appoint
an additional voting place 81 Bethel School.
house In said District. and doth aypoiu,
Frederick Ksrns, ". N. Ginnsvsa mad G. W
Fortunes Commissi ouers Of Elsctein Ut sush
voting place. A Copy-rests,
@. 8. WHITE, Clerk
County Court Haupshire county
Oetobsr 5. 1888.
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vey OF the eouth Branch. ard trib.
ote,.es. - provided by the River
End Haroor bill recently paced bv
Congress. Tbs work he neeu a.
signed to and 10 under direc,io. Of
Liz ut. Col. Peter q. Haynes, Of The
a5my engineer corPs.-Fs.dzefo.