Waverly Watchman 1870-09-22

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fSABLB F. SMITH,
Carat* mt Hit* *mi Water Streeet    Waverly,
On, OeeleriaePhiadeer
STOVES.
fit woodo, *ml .,sal*tio$>rtb.
Continental, Fashion, La-
iiy    gay,   Alaska,
Arcade,   clitim
pion, Reflector.
Diamond, &
O. K.; also the
latest style of Wood
atove. and  the following
Coal  Cook   stoves:
Monitor, Plan-    -
el & Wes
tern.
I
lief wbieb vlU be aold at Cincinnati laieee.
Ji lee taanafaetemrof ofTla, Uum* t Ziak
FreaasA ant OalraaU'd lnm Ware,MS
peaed,  Friaasd     aad   F»*eelaia
Ware,   BirJ   Cejee   A.*.. Ae.
PUMPS PUMPS,
V haee a larva btef Cielevt and Will Pnoina;
nttatka C* loUatnl Aji-I'mj lag Pump.
PLOWS.   PLGWS,
A bit* bt of Plttaborgb cenUr Lever Plowi
sat tha luteal improved pettenia. lii.li, Corn
JPkater aad Steel I'lu.i
T7JWU EOOriKO, Ev* Trough iod Oerf.tee
X. CicttfTlaa doneue abort aotlee. Kepelr
MMrf Job WadtAnnt nab amntatm aad .11*
fetch-
*XW Thebighiitprkepeld braid Iron, pew*
tat, ba), oopcar aad ragi.
Htr UtC C.r. *MITB.
NEW FIRM!
C.lh.rln. 11*11*. tt .Ij
FOB  SALE AT &
Terms, Cash*
JACOB LAUERMAN
HI" .'• .-.:. .-;'.'•-'    .   .-,      I.rk.tratkS
0|>;^.aiu Ik. I is.rj Sul'l.. . i.-g*   ,r-tl
AU ui.i::--.
BRIDLES,
COLLARS.
11AIU.ESS.
CHAINS.
Willi's.
11A Ml-, ike
Groceries   for tha Willi- u.
O  EC HAT7SBIL& BON. \
WAVERLY. • OHIO
THE aaderalgaod reifeettally iefcnai thi cit
aaaa ol Waverly  tod  aonvaodiug country,
dhatbibaiopiaed a
CROCERY  St. PROVISION   STORE
At the eld eland ef O. Schasiril, abet* tbey
srIU keep alwaysoahaad a :••■'! ataonntat nf
©BY MMHH Alf!D.nOK'0rf S
firoeeriei and Prof Mods,   CoffeteTeas,
fle**,, rioor.   Meal     Ural.   Kiib,
Sail. Bplcss, Obecae, Crecksre,
Csadfee.   Coal Oil. Soaps
Starch.   Tmbs. Buck*
tu. Broo,at, To*
ccoae Ui-
gars, Ac
atst allelharartkkearatVy kept ;■ a Or -..*,
tftora" COUNTRY P&OP0OB U..K ,. anl
BlfhO pake tod ell ar tie Iai *.   J   *i a ■ low*
o.sci;AUd£iL & soy.   I
WANHOOD; WW LOST, HQW RESTORED '
nlaat poblwhed. anew edit knot Dr. Cull'
eerwill*tCelebrelid£**aroa tbe rdlca- ]
hge^fa £ wliliM i n-.tuu- iae) at Sp*:u>. tt
ter Seeabal Wr*Vn**i. It.Tnlm.f an * tmi
rat Liw. bupoUmv. Umlal aod Pbyiicallo
«apa<Ny. lopediivuiu te limit .*. ,"u- -. .;..,
•Caanampuaa, £pUrp*r titi ¥ea. iada«ed by
«ali ladalfaaaaoafc-analeztraeagaaee.
IT Prica lo aia lid   envetw)*, only fi rente.
The celebrated aotkor, la lib ad*(table e*>
jay,ele*rly d<nx*»iraua ham * thirty yeara
aoaeaetfal fra«K«, that the nlanning tx-nia- •
a\atnttt at a*ttabut* mty 'bt i on-.iw .unj
arlibwtt bedaigrrooa ua-iif iuiaiM. ote-lieiwa.
its the appliaatioe ef U.e Luif«j |ululi*c ow te .
SSaattatamrta tea** aiaple, c*rub.end dTre j
Caa', by ttaaaa of wbieb ***ry aeflerer. no ».al |
Aer what ble tpmitUsa stay be,nay earth bastlf.
*bea-lr.priT»uIy. and raJical y.
IT Ttlibtim* it^M  *■*■ in -.' * Landao;
99*j ytath aad arety tai.. in il.* teod,
Clcat.aader a*al. b a [<km   -   •     *.,i.  <-..,
**M*mmfjy*m*flm\ na ,*e*i. ■    ;.... .,„ ,%». <rtw« >
ClataapS.    At*> ,Dr.C*i.er**ir»    MirrUga
ide," teice S5 Baala     Ad-lma ibe !',.Mi.|;-r*
.     CUAA.I. C  SLINEiCO.
STE.arty.Vtw Tork, Pvit OC a i- i 4 :-'■
Beftaty.
I KKEP ON HAND A STOCK OF
TRUNKS
To whkfa I InriU tbe aUenltoa   oftbe paUf*
I ttu determined
HP?  «© %'£ TraD.EBffiBI.IB.
Sod I will convfnee any ona that I   can and do
oftrr t--;i*r   Wrjaloa b'taah   buycra lhan   any
ceubliihutem in tbe coanly.
Kerch Itiih tf.
SHERIFFS SALS.
ab) Pike Coramoa
y |     1'bae.     Or.
Sisopsoa KtcbtrtUoa.   } der of 6sb.
Ia paraoaat* of so order of tab baoed
from takl coart aad lo me cirected I will
offer at public sab al ib door of Ute
coart booee ia iVertrly, oa
Monday, Sept. 19,1870.
at oae o'clock p ■  ofeaidday   Iba/oil-
owing <be ctt bod real eitale lo-wit
Httaale io ibo coonty ol Tike and
Sbte of Ohio aad bounded aad deecrlb*
r.l ne folbwa;
FIRST TRACT.
Begioobgat apigeoa oak, tbeoca nortb
forty degrvea eaat eoaaotarn polee croia-
\n*% a braoch to a white oak aod poplar
ibeoee nortb thirty degrwea weat ooe bun*
tiiv.i ii".! forty el(tbl liobs, crotibg a
auisll branch to a beeco aad giim. tbeoos
•oatb eighty degrost waei foor lean polee
croeabg a braaob to two white oaka,
ibtMt eouih nioaty two pobiciostbga
bisach to a ay remote ead a forked horn
bean near tbe aaid branch, thence eooth
thirt/ See degreee aaat slat? eight polea,
croaibg a amall drain to a while oak aad
hfehory, -ihesce eooth aeveoty degreee
east eighteen polet lo tha beginning ccn-
taiabg iwrutyjfive acrea more or loae be*
tag piii ol aurrry no, eigbe ibooaad oas
houdretl and thirty foor.
Abo tbe following, beginning st the
eootb eaat corner of lot nomber two of
tbe original tni of wbbb tbia b a part,
tbeaoe nonb oiaeiy aix and a fonrib daa
grass wsat nine polaa to a forced eugar
ibeoc* eonib eighty one degreea twenty
onw minutti w it twenty three polee to a
dogwocd end cheatnat, ibenoe aortb tay-
eniy reteo degrees wset thirty eight polee
lo a forked dogwood, ttieace north twenty nine degreea wett niateen poles to a
atone, thence nonb nine and a fourth dee
greet estt fire aod a foorth poles to a
atone io ihe line of tbe tim diviiloa of
taid origioal tract, thence eooth eighty
eight and thiae buribe degreee eaat sigb*
ly two polee to a etna* In lha Ibe 2nd
divbion of tbe said original trad, tbence
aoutb ntoe degreea weet twenty eight pob
to ibe beginning contabbg len acrta 3
rode bad twaaty aia uobs, pert of entry
foor tbootand seven hundred aod forty,
( riiotuaa Ptaapeftoa).
Abo tbe following, beginning at S
white oake aada cheatout oak toutb weet
eoyner to eorrey nomber fourteen tbooa.
and two bondred aad thirty two and
aonlb east comer to Andrew Plettert bill
farm, tbence wt:h Pbtterb lbs aoitb
two -Jinn =ti.- f aad ait i.r pobe to a atake
at ihe south wast corner to tbs lot of
eighty acrea on wbbb William Vanes
oow livee, il..-ii.-- wllb the Ima of eaiJ
lol eaat oaa bundrtd and fonrteeo pajet io
a bickoty end two red oakt, all small,
aoBlfa estt comer to said bt, tbence sooth
wo hundred aad algty polat la a ehett
oat oak and two jack oaka, .. m-.* ooe
bondred aod fourteen polee ji the beginning contamtng ooe bundred snd eighty
lire acrea mora lt leet. Part of Survey
V> burleen tboaaand two hundred and
eighty two. To ba aold at tba property
of Blmpioa Ricbardion to sstlafy a jodg*
ment io favor olCathaiine Raib, at ab*
The premleaa are appiabrd at aevan hundred and thirty aeven dollara and oannol
:-ei! Iw Ir.s than two iliu.li of the ap-
p;ancd veins.    Tarcit caab.
DANIEL L. SAILOR. Sheriff.
Aog 18 pf «26
KOTiE TO
I-T.II U'l
1!
• a
HALL'S
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
Every year Increases the popttm
larity of this valuable flttir 1'rep*
a ration, t*)*teh ts due ta merit
alone. We can assure our old
ywtrons that it ts kept fully up to
tts high standard, and to those
*cho have never used tt tee can
conflttr-ntly say, tliat it i* the only
rcttabte and ytcrfccled yirrimra-
tion to restore CRAY OB FADED
HAI It to Us youthful color, mul;-
iu*y it softr lustrous, and silken /
the eeatp* by Us use, becomes
tvhltc and clean t U removes all
eruptions ami dandruff, and by
tts  tonlC  ftrmprwticm   vrcCCntS Uit
hatr from falling otd, as it stim~
nlatcs a'til nourishes the hair
fT.'n'■■/*. Hq its use the hair trrvws
thicker and stronger* In balttnens
tt restore* the capillary ytands
to their normal flow, and trill
create a netv gtattrth except in
extreme old age. It is the most
economical II Alll DKESBIKQ
seer used, as it requires fetter
applications, and gives the hair
that sptemlid gtossy appearance
so much aduilred by all* A. A.
Hayes, Jf.D.* Slate Assaycr of
JUass,, aaya, "the constituents ars
pnre ,and carefully selected for
cTceltent tptality, and I consider
it the BEHT-PHEPABATIOflf for
its inteitdrtt purposes." Ifc publish a trr .t:i*f wt (he hair, which
sro send free by mail upon appttm
cation, tchich contains conti	
datory notices front dsray
physicians, the press, arnlot
We have  made the study o
iturlrj of tax*
tair and U* tUicrtat. a epmitxtl,
far year*, aiut know that me mast.
tta matt etfect.ee preparation for
IA* reiloralLon trad the preterm,
limn of Ihe hair, extant, aad .«
ncknotcledaetl ttr tt* belt nt**.
-i-l mmA Clwalcal AmlMarttj.
StUVaBDrm^lmmtDaatmwiMSiSa.
earn. ,.» amame rm mmmm.
B. P. HALL 4 CO
wa
Proprlttari.
USOXITOST.KUEBlsI.B. -,'.
..Sinn  AOEITS-T. ..IUU   Bom
Vat tern la mtmaj ,,.«. IU. a«al- J pr.j__.ata
•rlii b* m*.T_.d at tfca A-sJll.r*. ,_r*sla1ti-
,.rly. Ofclo, ntll It L'V.rxX nmt, m
Saliirda^, Sept. 17. 1870
Farreparbg tba Connty Rom) aear the bbaton.
• 0)aFatty, *m tbe ftna afj*mtfh Foaur
Ada fhe aaU work la be and* by the yard.
ky order of CoaanA-innar*.
PA VID ARM&TEONO, Auditor.
An*. 9ktb.lkTk.ti.
CS-HTTXHG-       Itf AHRIBD,' j aod ii the *..lv tbeaawl awder f»ed ^b-nt!*" H*
^■■■0  iohlae eadd   i.i'r lew tb*n rJW       Lketaad   by
Caaya it* Ya*ag Utn.na tba dellghteof 11»heeler 4 Wiken.Urever k lUUr aAJ Singer
wXtgaa* mmt tke praptiaiyor ttawopriety of get •{*% Oo. Altotbar aad*r.raed SheUle Karl, «■_■•
ktatMatrin*, w|th Mnita.*7 Itlp '*r l'_M ^t for lea tbaa *t3 nrt iafrb-gea__.*»ce, a:i^
vim tad xstfrttdCor taatriaMobl ba*vin- a*.— ' ib*«*U*rai_rJ o**r liaSle ia proaaautbs. Ad-
finwtban, »i**^*tI*ft»«!.M^ fc.U**., HOW-!drweeJfbow»f»,Cierk ACcnraay.fieaioa.Mata,
Afta/JU^TXlX'^y, «**   P.PhiUblr.bit.tpiurl^rgb.Pt.CkUa?*, lU.u-Slicwk.Ue.
J» sStftikik.iVi,      ttijr**^
.  tub S*«bg Maabtea.   PHce  t)!*.—
; li r.sk*i ii,# ! v* itiefa, *ll'a*  ca bath at***,
HERIFPSSALE.
Andrew Jlobena, J      Pike   C^wmoo
ve •  Pieae.     Order of
Andriw J. Boceebw ;; m) Sale.
In puranance of an order of i*la Ueae.l fron
laid cour, aod to tne direciwd 1 ■* 111 ofler it pub-
llo tab at Uia door oftbe cov! b. oae b Waver,
ly, Obb oo
Monday, Supt.   19th,   1ST0.
atl o'clock p tn ol aaldday tha folbwlng prop*
arty to wit: Sitaate b tbe eoauty of Pika and
btate of Ohio aad in Newton townthip, beginning ei a atone sear a black welnal etuiapoa
tbe oorth ildi of long brai.rb ia W. U.Troaa-
dala'l line end corner to Mark Elttt' bod tbence
wtth tab £IUt'llae eoaib it'- degret* wnt
" «.', polee lo a atone aad white >*k map, aaid
Eliia'eoroer, tbeoce eootli tlit degreee weat 71
poleatoa atoaa on tbeaomhilde branch corner
toEIIIa, tbincaaoatb 68degxtei wait 32polcito
a itoo* aad ijcatson 'north aaat eernorto John
BarkbeUncr1! laad, ibenoe eooth with hla lire 77
pt>ti-a to a atone at bb touth eaat comer, Ibence
aatt {I polee to a atone, Traodcll'a eooth weat
corner, thenca norths degreea, eait wltb hll line
to the plane of bigbnbg eonublag At aetw*
mora or Ut and being part of aarvey > ■>■ '-'T.'-:-,
iv-'i'i.'.iiid 13171, made ,u tba ctatt of W at lace
aad Terte. To be sold aa aba property of Aa-
drew j.Bi*ckabw,etot., to aatUiy ajodgmeat
in fitcr cf An-irew Boberta. The pram iter ara
eppraletdtt Are hundred end f.fiy dollara and
cacaot tell ior lata thaa two tUrdt oflbitp-
Walaeuent. Terma caah.
Avsl9pf$19. PANilX 9.UL0R, Sheriff.
notice!
ibrrUl Vilkr  and     Wilier,   lur ho a-
band andtbeutkoown belr* olCamjiWUCo-rh-
j ran, dracaaed, ooe of tbebalr* ttlaw of Mary
Cochraa. deceaatd.w 111 take a«Ues tbat Claa.
Deacon, adm'r. of tb* ealete of aaid Mart
Cectraa.dteaeeed on be ifc lb dat of July A V
IWO, lied hia patltbo ia ihe FfobaU Coart
I with la ead for tba couaty of Pike aud State of
Ohio alleging thai the pereooalaitauof tab
decedent Je benSeiaat lo pey her debts and
the chargca of admlnliterlng htr etteMi thtt the
filed •* it n.l la fee tia.pb of the felbwbg dai-
eriUd real atuuaitaata b Pika coanty, Stele
of Ob band >'i the Virginia Miliiary Iluulal
aodboveded and deaeribed at t&lbwa to-all:—
tieginn lag at a iuta b tha waat Uaa of ftauail
Moota'bnd thirty ala aad tbn« tenth polaa
oonbof hia aonlb we*t eon^r, tbence aortk
with Moou line nicety aad tire t*ath tv)** to a
atake corner to A ■ Moott. Ihtnee with bit Ibe
a»rtb eighty a lae degraaa weet ItS pobe toe
euke aad dog-ooi thtoee aonih altvea aad a
balfdegHetrart ninety three and aaven lea tli
f-o!ti is. a nake, t-'isiic* atoth ilghtv sine de-
grew eaal ninety abe pabs la the beglaelng
cwauiaiogavtr five aaaa aaore or ka* ard be.
ing rart of A Laiham'a surrey flo 14W3 sad
14171.
Tfca prayer of aaid peillMo U aeebafeeiA
fwrniace far tbe paytsral oftbe debts sad
eLargeaaforeaaid.
Sail pat Ma* m 111 be fer bearbg oa tbaSib
day ©fSepta*aber.t*7Beree anon tbereefUr ae
lea're ean be obtabed.
CHARLES OEACOK. A4mr.
ofwuu af Mary Oocbraa.de'ed,
By Mo<r* k Stedman. Auy,
AngSd wbpf
Sa m^itm vny&dmvoty
IV AVF.tlLV,   OHIO.
Attoriaoy at Law, Notary P&b J ic
RebaeXs Slemt-
ii-ih Bitt*rtf
mnat* all ethtr
Hitter* inth*
market, posatns
intrinsic merit.
MIost Putins, so
eollcd, are merely tcishitcathy *tuff,
aold a* a beverage. Dr. HobetcP*
Hitlers are not a beverage in any
sense ff tha word, but contain the
mod expensive drug* Jbnown
sewies for th* radicat cure of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for alt cases where a tonie and
stimulant art
required. J%ey
restore tht vital
forect in a rt-
markahle degree,
and giit tone to
th* system.
Jt i* now eleven
year* since Dr.
Itobact, Vi* celebrated Swedish
physician, from
Stockholm, 8tr*c-
den, ecrtn* to thi*
country and introduced thc Scandinavian Mlood Purifier; since
tchich timt thousand* have been
cured, hy it* sue, of Scrofula and
other blood diseases. Jt contain*,
betide* Uie Iodide of Potassa and
Syrup cf Stillingia, drug* imported from Si-edf.i for tit express
manufacture, unhnoevn ana not
kej4 by apothecaries in thi*
country, A
tinglt trial x.-ill
convince th*t*no*t
tL-plical of it*
wonderful value.
jDr. JtobacVs
Blood IWl* art
untunxisttd by
any Pill manufactured for ti
similar purpose.
One trial invariably ettabliehi* them at favorite*
with alt who ute them.
Th* rcaton* why Dr. licbock't
Blood PUU theuld be kept in erery family ars: Because they can
b* employed in all cate* ttherr a
**famuy phytic" i* refr.ired, and
are perfectly *af« in their administration ttt all timet; Breams
Ihey ar* made
both with and
tcithstd tttgar-
coatinj, thu*
adapting thtm to
the vie cf every,
sody;    Becauu
IlDfl
oou. m   amm
WwWUfag,
8Um«,    I. XStxaxm,
1*1(81
ihey can be pur
ch'-.d at any
drug tior* at tht
*xtr*mely low
price of twenty-
f,v*  cent* pn*
JFVr Sal* by Vrugglit*
nnd Jicnicrs tn Patent
Utiiltcliiet every-tehere.
Sheriff'.. Sale.
ATTENTION, FARMERS.
Ayer's Sarsaparill%
rmxx wvsmxwxrtnm t
DAVID STAHLER
Malta iv
Hardware and Cutlery
IlaijBttl*<-«ivaJ alarga tnpp1)ol
Plows  and   Plow Points,
Trace chains, Hoes
shovels, Forks,
Spades,
Hatnes, Farming Utensils ofall kinds.
ANDAI.L KINDS OP IttON. HTBKL
BMrrns' OAitPEN-risns'a
COOPERS' TOOLS.
II 'pt f "Sl.t.ilt 1. S" tl.-l.l  in 1   wll **i.M .1 (ll.
..ty I- ...I |.nt.. lull »u[ |,l_. ,1 ti, rthiaj:
im*!-/ fouMl m • Itr*. tlu, lia*J*.rr Slat,
ran ba l><oa,t .. -.-v tin. .a mf Lota* ea Stmlh
I.U., I. IV.,.,!,, I, ',i„
(-'In  I'I   If!
NEW
STOVE
i
—APD—
Tin Store
EMPORIA.
Job E. Btersatoo 1 Pikt Common Pleas.
too 1
B.     J
John Maton.    ) Execution;
Notice b bereby gb«n tbat I wilt offer
at pnbjb sab at tbe door of tbs murt
bones is WavsrJy, oo
Mooday, September 10tb, 1870.
sl ons oclock p m of nil day the follow*
Jog real ealate lo wit; Sitaate in me
coaoty of Pike and State of Ohio Alt
tbat tract of bud known aa bl Ko. lee
ofthe Uoage tract at detcrlbad in a ear
vev se tbe eame of Jbconl in the Clerk'e
omot ofsstd coaoty eod being one oflbe
1 recta conveyed to ibe raid Job £ fcitcrc-
roo by Matbsw Bonoer, £zr. of Cadrrsl*
ader Wallace, deo'd, by deed daltd Msr.
tblrtaralh-sigbtaan hendrad and alxly-
five aod recorded io Pike counly recurdi
Vol. eighteen, page bur hnndred and
elgbttOD and nmircu, sod bounded snd
deaeribed as followe, Brgioaing at a
group of amall eyosmorsa ca aa blaad
lo tbs oenbr of suabah creek bwer corner on the creek to a lot of land No, 9
conveyed by said Bonner, Exr. to Martha B man OBryent, tbence witb bsr Has
loulh oue hsll di-gree weet two hundred
and two poles to three while osks sontb
erst comsr to siid lot and aorth veitcor
nsr lo lot No. 8 coavayed by aaid Bon
oer, Exr. toMorrla Ittcbey, theaco with
bis lias north eighty oino degreae tbirty
minntei ettt ooe bundled sad five polee
lo two black Oftka north rait corner to
ask] lot theaoe north t deg tta seat one
hnndred * elaty eight polea lo a syoamore
and aim oa an bbnd in tba oaater of esU
crask otsr sn old orchard*, tbence np the
center ofaaid creek lo tbe brgbotag containing ooe boadifd and twenty four
■cree mora oi leae, being psit of aarvey
no. 13168. 1S171,13145, 120W, 5260, 3(05, »S1
and 13341.
To bs sold as lbs property of Jobn
Maeon lo satbly adjudgment in favor ol
J ob S SteveaaoB. abe premises'ars sp'
prabad al 1240.00 aad cannot sail tor
Uit thin two thirds oi the appro bed
valaa.   Teirne caab.
DANIEL U SAILOR, Sheriff.
AuglO pl»i4.	
nUTAH,
5   OF^WORIONISM."
11. Beadle, Edlutrortha tbit laliKf
porter Being an axpoauii ot thalr aearet
Kin-, vcmaoolae aod Crime*.
With a foil aad aotbaoUe biatary ef Puiijeay
and the Mwnuea Bee I. t'roai in origin to the
i>r«a*ntiltae. Agent! *'e raeattug with pa-
^reoedewwd aseaa*. o*Wu UaakrilU, It dbwa,
rt porta 71 wbaerlbera b tww.layaoaab Bboet-
ifcgioo, Illjooil. i3ihe«rrtdiy Ager-ttwan
iai hand tot OircaVere. Addreea ^aticffit
faWbbbg Oeiapsoy, Ghbata, Cbetuaati, O.
*n*%i^iaUT ^s8'*
THE BEST COOK &T0VE U6ED
llr na fact ur#d br the   Anchor   Iron Work
Cincinnati, lur OoJerwooJ A S«.t>, «i Warerly
d*leare Iu Un waa.and all   k{nd« of   Crcking
atd  llrailng   Mo\.-|,   among   which   may   ba
baod the
Emporia,Charter, senrca
Chicago* Hope, Utah.
and many otb*r paturu and aty lee, with the
verj lat-'ct Inp'oveOientl, which wa will aell el
Ctoainnatl prieea We alio keep o*i hand a full
tifva-tmrtit ot of Pre***.!, Japanned   asd Pl*.io
T I N   W|A R E!
whlah we will neit bw for eaah. Btpalrint
done w lib care and nratacie- We ire |>reaatvd
to^o KocSof, tipoutlng and lall klnda of JOH
XVURK- We guarantee aa>lafacllwo In oar
Ware: end Work. W.bari employed a firat
0 lata wotk lean U* lake charge t»eehaoleat de-
|<artmrntol our I.ome. Oor motto ia "Do
right, fair priori and quick retarai." Call
and ace ua. tINDEUWOOO A SON.
North Steret, near ltarnrc eoroer, oppoalte the
Woolen Faetory, Waverly   Ohio.
11T The bobcat ceeL   prkl   paid for   Old
Iron, Braaa and <'■ . ;■ t. May 19lf.
C.Bi,ASER.
s»mt
aWSaatevrt^^Mrtatewiiri^iwwi^^atb^
wtaable, art* wbcw a* aetlre tymytma*nt' diateea
*u£?sAms&A&t~
crefcv
ihtWU 9* Srrwrmtsm
xnara laacaaled bra*, ei
nsmr* Xntemss.rtU.
Eid tha vartoaa titer***
r aatXanrnma aytttmt,
BvwAilla 9rr*msraetl9mAW*wm>sr4*tXHum9m
arataantmtVrB.ttaagk abatOwaU r^aind\bm
aabdatec iSaaantaitaaia Mladiee br «y midkiafc
Bot leu aSfiBM aaa e* K MM wiB rare
taaemplalat. XinnrvSaew WAitm, Vtaatm*
Utemrmttamtt, and  r*-ii
nltinataly cured hy Iaa
wad bV'igwatbg efect. iitaatt tdrta*
nth aat* tit ttaa* tan—
br aeanbalatloM at latraweoo* ntutrt
 Wand, rttld anttbly ta It, aa aleo Ztrer
Owmtwtmtmts, TwrmtSttn, Ctmarattam or Xwfam*-
mamt{amr>tCt**lArrw,*r<\Jawm*tlr*,wbt%*fliiaf,
U U>*y on*a A-i, from Ibe raakllne t*l^»* tw Uw
Moot,   Tbt* BsmsArsntJalJita a great rw-
Baatt, KUrrtra*. *i*A trmihlsA wtth Hat *******
mrrkmetsimets mt Frmrt, nt any tf lis lOftlnai
iTmrirtfr*lie of W rah mm. mill Sort hein«1let»
r*u*r asd eoailnelng iTUeoea of Ul reatoraiiie
power npon trial.
rnrrAKrn AT
tmr* x. o. at wtt *t cc asmmakt Mam
-TrwiKiaf maa* AmmlpHemt CAsmtls**.
•OLD BT ALL DBrOOIBTB 1
Hasw mms*
m
T^eapertfally lofonn tWcltltent ef Pbe ceaa
tV ty tb*i be bat opened a
A BERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT!
In Jor.*.' t«tl,!ti -.. em Malar Bumi, whn.I*
will l..p ca basil
casti meres Doeskins,
Vesting*,Satinets, cioths
-Notions, Hie.
To ba mad .Into ,.at.n*r,u, whldi will b. f.l
lo,atb.r i. ItM Ulaal.trl..   B. hu
A FIRST CLASS CUTTER.
and can guarantee eatietaetloa ta thoae wanting
goodt made to order. Be will aleo keep a guar.
al aaaortmeotof ginllcmeo'e    fornlahlag goodai
Tbe publk are brlled to give him a eall.
tAprliai 0.0. BAYER Qa
JUST OPENED
PAINT.
OILS,
DYETHFr,
PERFUMERY
FANCY ABItOLE
PURE WINE SHANDY ANO   WHISKY
Fc. Maliea] rtrfama.
LA UPS.
TR1UMINQS.
WINDOW QLA   .
PATENT MEDICINES,
THEWATCHMAN1
naif
BED
EVERY THURSDAY
 BT	
m am sm mo  am
C&4.2* OS2st
-Isrt.l ,r Itauil.
All ta; tloatt .r. boaikl Uw, minimi wilt)
.s**riJ..U atth. T.rj l.ai.1 arlan
Vat. it il.
LIFE
3SW1
IN
BLACKSMITH SHOP!
4 0
E. T.G&yoor,
WOULScali atlaatba of tbe elt lieca (rf Pike
C'titii; tetbe laelthat be haa rroently i^
aiovrJ i" I'tia place Ut lha parpoaaalearryiag
»a thebliCkaaillblag baatneaa. and thai be ie
aow prepared to do atl wa^g b bb Uaa wltb
oeotorea and diaratoh.
Ua hoper by fab nod honorable dealing to
mcrtta ibttr .f ibepublbpatraaaga.-
ebopoa Mt(ktia(aaar lhe Oonrt-bOnae,
tUtwildbg btOMiiy DBSBpbd br V. Pbtn
ita/*btt K.y.aAtaoa.
SAMUEL    ZAMES.
Il.fiDg   cIqmJ   bb   mgag.m.til   with
V.I. Lorb.eli
11.. open.!   .J.w.llr   .ton,   mil d**f
to Ali-ii's drag .tor* uid b..  *a has4
a larg* aad .plcadtd .toe. ot
Watches,
clocks
Jewelry
Musica Instrument!
Watch chains
Music Boxes,
Fancy Goods,   &c.
s»w wmM
HENRY  LORBACH
UASJCSTOI'trlED A
BAKERT,
CROOKRY AMD
CONFECTIONERY
Oa Sioscl IttMl. opps»lt. Ilu OkiiSw.-
__ad»UI.l.lltii__..lMl>«l-».* tm*
..f1>lj   of .11 llad. at
Bread. Cakes,
crackers.      Candies,
Groceries,    Ac.'Ac
mt noMtHlljr Killcluli. |iaMnp .fii. pt.
lit. Mb.   la .!• Ural.,*.! Is. lie*i»m   tmt Wt '
Imt arUaW. la  bl. to. aat Iij  .twatll. W
tmrtmttatt tmcwxtlaa xttmaittAam. tm"
t Hiatal L-aTa olptkllt ^tttttft.
TBRMSOF SUBSCRIPTION:
11.10
?f
P.H  tx,
•m**Omimi
•   -     Ita Bulb,
l.fps*   .III  b.
m.atitam.,
Oa Wartl. 8.M.I,   lo    tli.   buildtag
-.pi*, b* Ui, On.!. OS**..
St. StAJOStSti
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
WAVERLY. OHIO.
VkTILL atteed praapUr teal) baebeeaea*
Tf trwaud to-near*. Offlee lo hie Cigar
MsBBbstiry. la Hit Embtgbek.
■JSSaaa.
e.a. eraraav
UO.RQ   A   BTflEMAN
Atbrneya at Law,
M.
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WATSaLT, 0C10.
***. l. tb* Coon lloa-M.
r   :
D. H. BISHOP,
Instiee ofthe peace.
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•Ba.1. lk. C.ortlta«MBallj|*k.   0«.ta
a*rir_a, ptMaptlv UU.4.d to.
tttUi.tf- 	
JOSEPH J.  GlHg,
A*FTORNfiY * LAW
WAVERLY, PIKE CO. OHIO.
Oa..on~lu Baic-cu A C. Stor.
iRKETTRKET,    WAVERLY,
Ca^WAIsI.
r
CAR IAGE,   HOUSE AND
PAINTER.
SIGN
Ikave peraaaaaallr loaal*d la Waverly* ead
aroCer my aervicca ball thoee deeirbgany
Uleg n my Una. All ordcra will reoehe pro*opl
a ttaa tba.
$ar SpcUUltaatba paid s ali llnd* tit
yUantatAalg*pa\ai\ag, 0raining, Ota^bg.Pa-
L y per kaagl»i. V'araiabicg,' etc, ahicb I am j-re-
Ife ' Zms* -pared te Is U. the very beat atyb tnd at vary
raaeokable rebH. *
Shop b Uw saaati r'-ny of Obkler'i wagon
shop. , May athiaT.
*»l
J. 0* & T.N.BARNES
tforthgt. Ware*ly.Dei    wb
DEYGOOD, GEOCEEIEG
PBO VIRIONS.
0ONFEOTIONBR1E8.
BOOTS AND hHt.li:...
CLOTHINO AND HATS
Ct. to. Emniitts
Fleer ead Meal   kipt  alwiyt   ea btadt  at
Mill Mom.
MeOaffey'erbltSertesef
School Books
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VOL. 4.]
WAVERLY   OHIO; SEPT. 22d.   1870
■
[HO.  8
©taucrb Sutatf^mim.
roan a. tomsae,
rdiior
'
DBY GOODS, GROCERY
provisTonTstore.
" WAVERLY OHIO
11
-yilntiil .ad i. eomU.tl; r.«*i*lcf
I. tb. t.ry amm not*: .1
par goods.
GROCERIES,
I'BOVSIONS.
■ C0NFK0TI0NERIE3.
B80T8 I  BHOEB
* -    Xi;   at * t a.
an* atketi b .bb aatliM.   If rem ami ,
ar ataaa axlla!; at tit. tarj toiVMt prl-M.. look
rttbia tlttt oodoall ta. .od wa |aar.at^
tb* too-.Mt oaka a pttntliaw aod go ..a,
V.i.d.   Alllttod.^
CODHTRY PRODUCE,
' bought at Market prices.
GEORGE YAHRAUS.
WRBER ASO Hm DflESSEfl!
Bit* Ik arrmlm AtatlmX Sutatm IM*
Warn if. Oblo.
n..la(.   Bair  OaUtag.  ttttmaml*,,'**.
tr tt» a*tM.i, -_a_tB.tr Dju et tb. b.i
tulHst a1.tr. It baad ud tu wit. ;K«r. O
TUUIteDAY.SEPT W. 1870.
Til Uttm tl kl   Dccldrl.
Although lha campaign la Ihl.
county, lha. fir, ht. beta the qtilct-
*>t known Ior j t.n, evcr;tliiug iniii
cite* Ihtt tha toto will bl bat lull*
if IL} Itl. Ihu latt ctt! It th* Ittt
tli ction, tad It I* l.tgliljr Importtot
thit i'io (icoplo (hould know ionic-
thing in regtrd to tbs Ittati thtt are
to ba decided, tnd poiition liken by
th* Democracy on thoie qnettioni.
The Democrat, of Ohio Uk* tbe
po.ition that tho exemption from lax
•tion ol iv.-1'iily fi.e hundred millior
dolltrt In government bond. Ind lc*
curiiiei, it nnjoit lo lhe people tnd
cught nol to be tolerated, tnd they
tie iu lavor of Iho impotitton of gov-
eminent tax on the., bond* tntScltnt
lo mike tbem bitr an equitable pro*
portion of the etpmitt ot Ibe govern
ment.
Tbe Repcblictn ptrly tike tbe po
tlticn that theie bond, .hould not be
taxed, thereby forcing tbe laboring
tnd butine.s claite* ol th* country
to pty not only their own taict, bot
lbo*. ot the bondholder, alto.   •
The Democrat* tre of the opinion
tbtt tbe cltim of tbe bondholder!,
'.Int ho...!, bought with greenback*,
tnd tbe principal ot which it by Uw
piytble in c.rreney, tbould oevertbe*
I _>•» L j paid ln gold, it utijutt Mid tx-
toittonate.icd it pci.i-tctl in will in
erllably foice upon lbo people the
qu*»tion ol repudiation, tnd ire tbere
lore fn ftror ol lh* paymtot of the
bondt tceotding to the contract, in
tbe ttm. kind of mocep tbtl lb* la-
'• -ring mtn la c impelled to take lor
bia daily libor, Ihe f*rci*r for bu pro-
due", Ibe mechanic lor tbe work ot
till bandt, the merchant lor bit goodt
and tbe widow, tnd orpha.it ol dictated toldiirt for their ptniloni.-
Tbe Democrat, tre of tbe opinion
that if greenback* axe good enough
lor lhe poor man. they are good for
the bondholder. The Republican pn
ty a. proclaimed by il* leader., it ol
tbi opinion tbtt gold i. too good for
tbe laboring mtn, hot It jut tbe
thing for bondholder!.
Tbe Democrat! ire ol tb* opinion
tbtl tht National Ranking tyittm ii
one ot Ibe wortt outgrowth, of Ibe
bonded dabt, in Ihtt It unnecetatrilr
lhcrettei the hurilcc ol the people
twenty million! of dolltrt annually,
tnd Ibey demand ill immedUte repeal. Tbe Democrat, ire therefore
in lavor of withdrawing the Nation.
tl Bank circulation tbli will not pty
• dibt unlc.s at the option uf • ored
Itor, aod tnbttitnting greenback!
tnerefor, which are a "legal under,"
and aro by law receivable In payment ofall dolus, public and private,
•zcept dalle* on import* and iotere.t
on tbe public debt.
Tho Democracy oi Ohio denounce
th* preient bigb protective tarifl enacted in tbe intereit af the New Eng
land manufacturer* for ita enonnoo*
tmpotititn af dutiat on talt, tea, cot*
lee and other necettarlei, at opprea.-
ive.cij-ecially upon the people of Ub*
Wett, and demand IU repeal and the
lub.titulion ol mother bated upon
revenue principle! alone, approximating Iree trade H clotely la potti
bl*.
Tbe Democrat-it ptrty I* sow M It
alwayi bti been, tbl friend of tbt
laboring man, ana it uia faror ef ■
limited number ol boon of labor,
boor, dictated by tba pbyttoal and
mralal well-being ol Iba libortri;
tbli ll it in lavor ol the mott literal
law* in regard to honaehold and
homt.tetd exemption* boat tale and
execution, that it it olio tn faror o/
liberal gift* of land from tha pnb!ic
domain to actual tattler., aod oppoted to donating that* laad* to twindl,
log railroad corporation, asd it ges-
•rally friendly to tb* mauerta advocated by Ibi Laboi ind Indottrial
Congrett. ind at a party It pltdge*,
if rtitorad to power, it* Influence to
giro tbtm i priotkat appIimJ**.
Tbe Republican party on the cona
Irate, I* onpo*ed to Iho inteieitn of
labor, at it ibown by tbe oppotltlon
to Ihe taxation of Government bondt
and It. being Ic favor ol add ing- one
Iboniand milliont lo the public debt,
by paying the bondi in gold, every
dollar ol which will havo lo tM
wrung from tbe loll and iweat of Ibe
laboring man, tnd It In favor of Ihl
capitalltt and qoodholder.
Tbete are tho more Important itt-
uet ol the campaign, npon wblcb tba
people of Ohio are called upon to
expreti tlieir opinion, on tba iccond
Tnewlty ot next month.
—   ...   tt*
The negro membert ot the Georgia
legislature became riotou. on Thurt-
da> latt, In cooiaqnence of a ruling
by tbe.petktr that a bill indefinitely
potlponed, ctnnot tgiln bt entertained, tome twenty colored membert
being on the Quo.-, blathering al tbe
8p.ak.ral the lame time. One mem
ber calitd for the readlog ot Ihl Riot act and others lor ordtr. Turner,
negro, .aid that lhe action of the col
ored inoinbo-t wat dilgrteeful. The
ayei ind nay. were Iben callad, bnt
Iwo third, of tbe Repnblicani bad
left lh* Home, tnd no quorum wat
preient. lliete are Rulloek't pet
iambi, ami with tuch men, be rule.
aod robt Iht Stile.
Tho Wtiltlngton correspondent ol
ii... Jt.un.a! ot commerce tayt that
Senator Bhormao and Deltno mide
an arrangement lait year by wblcb
Daltno waa to go for tbe re-election
of Shermtn to Ihe Senito, ind Sber-
mtn wu to back np Delano', application to he Secretary of tbe Treatury in place of Governor Boulwel]
Tbli plan hat betn to lar pirtially
■t«f.at.d by tbe President', adhetion
to Boutwell. But to make np for thu
failure, Sherman gal np a pltn of
making the Inlnrnal revenue bureau
an Independent department In.the
Cabinet. All of whicb It vtry Inter-
citing, tnd moil probibly true. Bal
the people will hare tay about tbe
reelection ol Sherman, tnd bit nice
•chemtt of plunder may go for no.
thing.
Tb* brilliant Democratic vtctoriet
heralded throughout the country ra.
cently, ttthongti a pretty inre indication of the popular tide and the de-
leal of Rtdicilitm tn tbit SUtt.ilio'd
not bn allowed lo exert a tlothfol influence. Tlie effect ot theie triumphs
•hould be to incitt every Democrat
to locreated vigilance and labor.—
Let uot the Radical! find yen onprt-
pa.ed, but show them tbit yoa ar*
alivt to th. groat I.sue. involved In
the ctmpiign. From tbli dtr forth,
every tupporter of !<emocrat.'c prln-
ciplee ihould .ee that bii time u
properly employed—that it it devoted to tha overthrow ol the corrupt
•nd renal crew wbo now manage
oar Bute aod National affairi...
(Hr The Democratio Congroation-
a! Committee have hit npon a new
and effective ttyle of ctmpiign doco
mint. Tbty bare imaged • number ih " iples of dry gpodt upon •
piece af .it.tebotrd, alter the man
oar of jobbing hornet, and nnder
each ii printed tlte gold value of tba
aame abroad, and alto tba figurtt
representing tbe heretic In price to
laboring clattet on account of tbo
Republican tariff
—It it aaid that the Internal Revenue tax paid io th* We.tern 6talet,
will not pay Ibe aalari.t of the offle
lall appointed to collect it. Either
the official* tbould be discharged and
lbl taxed collected by Iba Stale*, or
ik iborld be abolithed all togither—
The people de sot te.l Ilka paying a
WX tolely for lha benefit ot Radical
officeholder!.
Election rt I ure. Ire in Colorado tor*
tilery lor dtltgall to Ccugtma thom
Republican gnnt. Thil ia. the only
bretk.in Iho unvarying roundof dtm-
ociatic tcccctaot tines the commcoe*
mebt ol the jeir Bot it ll. tatily
•ccottntad tor. Two or thi land-
grabbing railroad corporation! bavo
got-their bands ol Colorado, and tha
peaple bar* toroti is accordance
with UwU tntStt-
TarlT nt tree Trail.
At leaat ooe Radical paper, the New
YorkduaJard, hat boeo.no alirmej
at tbe danger threatening thtt party
from the advocacy ol lit peculiar tariff notion., tt fiarttbtt.lf.be tub-
feel of protection, at advocated by
Scbenck, Bingham and other*, unol
kept aa much oat ol light at potit-
bje, daring tbe pending cinvat., con
loquencci the mott dltattroot to the
Radical, will re.uit. "Wo believe,''
it tayt, kfrei trade lo bo a blotting
to any natioG, and wo have alwayi
onderttood the argumenU of the bttt
friends ot protection to look to free
itade at the cootomtnation of tbeir
tyittm. Protection It ont of the
meant of which free trade it the eod.
Pre* trade i. impo**lbI* now, witb
our large debt, and the ntotttily of
grett larennet from taxation and
tarifl to meet our national obllga-
loot. It plainly seems lo ni thtt tht
fr.ndi ol free trade ihould educate
the people by argument, and illustrations, by apeecbte and publication!,
and lectures and open ditcuttioos on
the rott.nm and tbroogh Ihe pre.s,
and leave the dtcillou of the question to tomt fatore day."
Tbe Idea ot the tfteodard lhat'tree
trade I. a blewlng lo any union,"
mty be toond enough, but, aa we un
demand tbe cantata, free tirade baa
nothing to do with it; Iba opponent!
ol protection confine ibemtelvet to
Ibe advocacy ofa tarifl for revenue,
wblub I* .omeiding very different
from literal tree trade; contequently,
tlieSiatidatd'a viewt at to the 1m-
pottlblliiy of free trad, now, contid-
enng the flnancial condition of Ibe
country, are aheernenientt, became
W tarifl for r.vecne only, wblcb tbe
Democracy advocate, would prodoee
iiiore roreme to tho Treasury, than
the pretent high protective tariff—
ctoting at it would, a ratt Importation ol artlclei wblcb are oow excluded by excettire dotitt.
Tht idea tbal tbe frieodt of protcc
tion look "io free trade a* Ihl con.
Mimmttioo of their lyttem, ttnket ut
a* aomttbing ludlctooa. I'ottibly,
wben tbera are no more Schenck't
Bingbtm't and Gritwoldt to be en-
nehed by a plundering monopoly,
called "protection to American indoa
try," tech cormorant! may be willing
to Ulk of free trade; not before.
Tbe Standard uyi tbat tbe frttndi
of Iree trade rthauiJ enlighten tbe
people upoo that subject by "speeches and publication., aod lectori and
open diionuion on the rostrum, aad
through the pro.t. Don not tht
lUndard know tbat tbe frion.lt, not
oftrtetrade, exactly, but ofa tariff
for revenue, ars, and bave bees, for
a long time, educating the people in
precisely thii mannetl il It i. unaware el ten leet, pot.tbiy the ratnlt
ol the fill efootioni will dispel iu ignorance.
The Republican papert hive a
good deal lo aty abont Campbell,
Gary aid Bnbbell, Demoentic cao-
dldatet for. Caogreat, having onoe
beeo mtn>ben ol tbe Republican
party ' These paper*, w beu tbey
Ulk about bolter,, forget thai nearly
all tbe preeent leaden oftb* Radical
party are raeetli who were, kicked
Oot ol Ihe Democratic party by rea
too ol their dithomaij. Be;i Butler
tt I notable butanes ol tbi*. Iti.*
remirktble tact thai oo di.honeei
radioal hu ever been known tn leave
hia party. With di.honett Congrett.
man to roll away tbl peaple'a mon
ey aad the people'! laudi, they find
tl more profitabU lo remi.n.
It W oaly boseet Rspoblloaoi—
those Wh* have become diagnaled
with Ibt eorrnptlo*.,iraod. andgau-"
eral di.hooetty, that Itare itand join
the Democracy. Ueeera,' Campbell,
dry ino Hubbard ue of this clan.
They fount! thai the Republican party au being controlled by mil whose
nit object wtt to to enrich tbem-
lliete at th* expente ot the Ux pey-
ua, and Ihey lett tha feu! party. The
peopls ol the district! is wbi_.h.tb*y
arocandiditat, knowing ihem. to be
Clo vemment Hxpendltnrea
Under   Grant; comparad wllb   tb*
Democratic sdmldi.lralton*.
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—tf the people of tht. eonntry
knew the enonnoo. taxation which
I* levied rpoo them, diroetty and Indirectly, by lhb.e bigb tariff rate,
that bare bees Impoied during the
con vol. ion of Ihl civil war, wheo they
wire thinking of olber thing., tbey
would Li.i .i't j be ... trained from rev.
olutlon. Tliundr.a of protect aod rt-
mon.ti'ence would com* froiu tho'
We.t and South, from ih* mountains
and tbe prairie, and Irom lh* fat—
Pacific; and tbe 39 000,000 eontnm.
era at honte would ralie inch as outcry at to tcare from tba loblee ot
Coag.btt, the rapreteoUUret el Ihe
1,000,000 ot mtouUeturert who rob
the peopi*.
Tha Radical Congreeemes r*t*d
ic favor ofall thoee high tarifl dstle*,
whereby the Farmer* asd laboring
elaatett are plundered lor lh* btn.fi.
ol New England insnui.ctmcrt. If
de.alie a reduction is the prio* of your
Implement* ol Industry sad tbl clothing you we.r, rote lbl Democratic
ticket.
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Amount of r.v.oo. collected from
the people,"Iiy the pretest admtsit-
tratlon, per annnm, 8408,000,001;
lor It years, at '.he teme rato, would
amount 111.793,000,0001
The Lincoln administration it o-
mitled, for the reaMO that the extra*
ordinary expendltnrea oflhatadmln-
tttri^jon were occasioned by tbe war
and coold not be iairty compared
with Grant's oi previou. kdmiui.tr*.
tiom, although the cult of the llori-
da aod Mexican wart wtra paid by
the above named Democratic Administrations.
The Maataehiltelii inanoraelniera
bare demanded projection lo American labor Ihroagh tbeir bigb profee
tire ttr ill's. Tbe way they manlfeti
It it to degrade It to tbe lowest .un-
dard by the Importation ol Chinese
laborer!. They hriug China to oar
•bore*, md employ .1* horde* ItiUr*
vi.,g ratet againtt our own cocntry-
Sea. in • (tw yttn, undtr Ihu
policy, tbe Cbinete will bare tbe cou
trol of onr labor i.viUm, aod be to
firmly ettabliibed that tbey cannot
be ihaken ofl. Io timet erery are-
sue of Induiiry they oan undersell
and underwoik tbe Americad aed Eo
ropeas, becauae Ihey bare learned
to exilt npoo that which woold ratio
a riot In uur alm.hou.es.
Good   Republican aothorlty uyi
that our tariff Ita. now lery dntle.
oo more than losr tkomand article.
or clatsei oi article*, asd of the.e,
thirteen article* yield abont four.
fiitha of the rerenoe. Tbe three
thousand nine hundred and elghty-
tevtn ir.icle. are nol lai.'.rior rev
ennt purpoaet. Tbey aro tax*.] to
make people - pay tribute to a few
claii.tol ni.n, and tbo.* coutribui*
liberally 10 the support ol th* Republican party. The monopolist.
know wbo are their IrK-ndt.
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OCT The New York Son, (Radical)
tayt Grant'* admlnUtratioa mn.t b*
re cn. tru c ta-l; that "lh* axigeaelea of
the admioUtration will toon compel
bim, however nn willingly, u recon-
•tracv hii political houtehold. and
make Jt np of tta'.umtn ef oxpesl.
ence and repute, who will command
the confidence ol Ibe nation.' it
eayt that i£1* all impartial, • vat. .
when we have a mao who it is erery way ineoro pelco t, lad. hat lol Ihl
meet remote conception either ei lbl
magnitude of the comisg criti* or tbe |
proprieties ol hit potilio*.
—How much longer Mil the rank
snd file oi the Radical party b* dup*d
•od betrayed by   .be  promiut aat
pledget ol ibeir  leaden?.  Ait Amy
ootyel satisfied with the heavy burthen, tbal are weighing them down) <
Tbey thoold re me tuber thai a Rad I- .
oa! Legulatsre lul winter iocrtutd
their taxes tn Obio, erei fire hnndred
thousand   dollars.   Tbey hire Mow
and again been deceived, and will be
u long a* tbey reyo** confidence ia .,
th*   m.n   wbo are   robbing thu* of
tbetr hud earning..   Let the people
rote for a change.
—Th* entire emo-Ujf landtgiren
•w»y to corporation, fiy Republic**
legliUtloo fooU up nearly Iwo hla-
Jilt million* of scree.
Ilaving ttolen all tin Und* wiOiio *
their reach, the Repnbllean ratnag-
tit sow that tber* It nothing lilt
worfb tie a I.n if— -.urn ironed aad
come the honeit dodge, by iMotvUg
lhat Healing !• wroog,
—Die Radical, who an taking a*
much trouble to make tbl G*m»at
lore tbem had better be off witb thtir
old tore, tbe negro, before tbey get.
oo wltb the new. Alt the cortwpe*.
dent, in Europe report Ihe fltf at
troopt at furiou With lb* Frist* lot
brieglog "niggtra" lo fight thta*—.
Toe Tureo. ate odlon* btttut Ihijr
are black.
The tttoation in Mitsonri it anything out *ooouaglng for lb* Radical*. They have a big lamily qu.r
relonliaade, and u a consequence,
have pat two candida-.e. lor Gover •
oor ii- the field. Governor McClnog
bead* what ia call..! the r.gultr tick*
«t. iio pertonifiet the prcterjptiv.
policy, ** oppote.1 to a reotoval el
polltioaldiaabliltle.,** advocated by
the olber Republican candidate, B.
Gait Brown. . The tariff hu alio
muchle do with the Radical tpiit.—
MoCluagita ptouctionlat Iod Browu
alyltt himtelf a rertooe reformer.—
SenatorScho/t it il aeeerdance with
tb* Brawn party.
■'■ Ic tbe ZUdi'.al coorenlioo* of the
«th, 7th, 8ih ltd IJti- Rintrltii. xoi-
honwt and Isllhiul to their iswnata, imx, vtrt tsntet a»'ul* Iof ti»y-*l
aill eteol thim. j boo* bankers wt lawyer*.
A Radieel journal enqiilrae   'Wl     '
wond.r   whal   th*   tWrnocraey rtll
charge ot wilh   nexif   It  I* bard k>
tell.    Tb* leader, nf th. Radical par-'
iy bare aboot goo* through ike eai-     "
eadaral wickedaeu,  tai it It'Hud
in nemo Uie next twindling lr'.tam
in ..lir.nce.   Then It, hewtrw, (me
ihii.g that tbey a*ed sol he tltmsA tl
being charged with asd thaffl   baa '
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—The Democracy are op|il*l t*
[lhe iml robbers.
Are opposed to Ih*   Bilteil ir*it   ,
grabber*.
At* opposed u ih* aapertallea id
i a i-ett iugChinee, te topplaat Aria*.
lean tabor.
Tbo Radical party tavort lUaf Ik*
above twindlet.
V-iiiii, nfrrh fifty tnfl tllUlttl     '
will you voti for?
U one hall   la Use   t**l   BteferA -
Ibeatsodrun ssy  of   CsBpaa*  ai*
&»itl.<h*» ft ht   ««f«i»-»h«»i*t"V;
will ataa*. txmr, _dtgtll*h«*«» At iW* '"'''
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