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TO Persons out or Employment.
$500 20 5000 a Year.
a chaser 10 uAEr vovrr hSD DO ooor
NOOK AGENTS WANTED.


TTNUE Sul.ctil,r rubI.hOs q uur'-f 81 most
,aIualls irtHr,Hl Books, ygr, U"Tu'r, an d
90 srsh q u"rai ,rd rrIi-iop. iuturH-r th1i while
-Hud usl mas sai,'y sulugr De- ihrig r'rr .ht'up,
Gee, will c"nrr fsili- h,uo'it and receive l ilir
compensation for thsir labor.
70 mrn 81 rutuIr,-o aud tact, this his,nrss 81.
rr. al uppn,tu 90 i1r puJuIlu'e smpl'ymc"t 'el-
dom &C. D. met " ith.
prrauus wi.bI1g o. engage in their slle, viii
receive prumltIy ~ mad, ciI,u.sr containing
hII rattisulfs, With nurr'ipps o. pcr.ons die.
t1-I tp net rs Agent. )" together With The ierius
un " hi,h the, viii b, tawishcd, by Addressing
tht sutsctilsr N. Tus'.rlit.
ROBERT SEARS, PUBIisHrN.
Isl William Street, New l"'k.
~ PRESS, and rrady 81 Agent. D., The 1t n
Ortph o., 1854. "Ss4,s' Hias',aisi Dfsv,Fi.5E y
a., Rs,iaa Eay,',." For further raril .ula''
aidfsss ~ sl-vs. 81
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Oxford Normal Institute.

THEGC WILL BE 4 SrEISG SESSION,
4 C".amen,.0g IN WIuNTsrAT, che 2l.t tIy
q Ftb-ullt neat aHi J.rtiurv hGreu vetss.
ByAHp-N.uu- Geuilensn, 500 rsr asss 3
NouHg Ladss, II, rs.
For particular Information arrIy o. the princi.
pal, al an ctil, lsy.
o.. =. Kinds, Principal.
s.. Pare. m FEB ISIS. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

The Republican Caac.s.ou TUESDAY night
nominated lbe KsDrs5s, Journal CO.. STATE
Paper, ~ one IA ,a-W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
NOTICE

N-UTETN~, T.r,h Gr,ll,fr, sr others p,
W rartr rrtiI,H OF N.ysulai rth, S53. rep.
lssrr'rf ta the 1.rHi, Committeeman. It the
CHHHl, .f us'.r' ''fltfa Calrf, ru,l ,nmm-0.
rfrg Hr rr r.tT the fvr...- l.Hss OF Moses Eu,I.
lur,. u nr1mgfk, iu .IiI ..ulf,. aHd ihsHrc uHI.
r.rg Us.tu,r IL fH fhr ,er. .lg hpu.s ut Mu.t.
Howard, boo Nr.vHf ID. on .arf rrurf,, OFF some
rrirf u1 fhr Count, Ir.f usHr hI. bHu-e o. needed
HH r'rr.rrf iN Doe TuH.lr zoe. thft iuC Same
vHr'Hha HirrurHr sursrr.srrs and 1rc.-..t,f ~
f.rI vHsTrts sHIH 'rrrrI'ssiIrrIs, B'tsi doe proc
..t..rg. bad uT .s,' petition. ui ths iih tay ul
~srfa1l@r. \. u. 1854, taieurirel aI' stin ',c'
'h,rr.n-naH caHyr1irBr, 8rI rsrr..il, dil rrVrfr
iHH 1frUfHln 0is TlTt Hi Fbr o.. ruuHtN ruld, -
fur.rfh. h.~.r. of Ehish E4.1Hr, B1d N.gs
llHsBr.s alI uaHurts th- iph,hip1is "t -a,t
town ui EHw'tslI, 10 >upr,ms Judicisl Cont.
Is-ut sni hH'tr1 40 Itris, within snd irT s,ii
''IH'1. eco tnr >erant fu-,.t,y ~ Nuveuisr. 4.
ID l~Jl, entered th-tr appeal f-1m .aid ds'rrmi,
H1itun 'II l.JH lfItHui and NLarras the lastirr
If saId Court, after tue pr,css ing. hal iu The
nrsHis $50, appointed ne spscial eoar'ititr 10 act
up.f fbs -rlJ-ct matter n ss.d arpsa'--
w hsr'lN give Iub..c notlc.that Ne vii meet
AZ che dwsl,og house 4 AL Igsadhur,, 10 81 o
Bow 8dsId, an The .iNlh d,v n March. nsNt, At
ten Of The c'lcs N the treo1un. whsn W. will pro-
cred and view he route prayed &c IN aid psti.on,
saI imm-d,ais., lieT such view, a. ,nnw coavcu-
isaI place n ihr Vciniy - aid rosie, gNca hear
ing 10 ths parties and their witnesses.
DAVID IA MMONS,
JOR PRINCE,
JOSEPH DEARRouRN.
Jsn'ay s.isSS 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

The Augusta Age Is informed thar WOOD.
bury DAVIS, Esq. Is ~, thc editor % % THy
Progressive Age AID has no ca0ncrrruu
With H. NJ Dlvs, uar eArcl'snt Stale
Treasurer, vas tte contributor uf many ,sry
aoIe aN'e'r. which arFrl'rd l' t.r d" Cam.
raisn Age" bet has contributed rurhirs %
the columns afi1rs paper. EXCEPT a sirs.e ar.
zee 20 one OF tls 6rsi uum1ers
lPrrcrrss.ye Age
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Important 10 those wishing TO Travel

Every Dollar invested brings So.
NhNTED, 500 mrn, with q capital OF lrn'u
w s25 .. : IDl. q. navel ip ,vsN State.
Cuuuf,. i,ep.arI village in ihc Unite S.airs and
lhiu.h Pc, iu,,s, ~ lighi, cosy anl respectable
lu.ir,.s. Thr.. Who ate uIW 'Hglgsd iu thr lri.
No.. nae making -,ai p1y, and arc well plea 'cI
with the rhlrrc.
Sfrt.f, energetic men ARE warranted n make
ium two o. Ten dulhu zee day, snla return Ulsil
more, invested even 80 dI,'.
Zoo further rauiruLtrs inquire pruonally "
J. BRIGGS, nu1sai,k. Ne.
i,I0 (N-a the Dcput.)
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4 Gutter e. of irc Executive Come
NIL please sr,eP, uftra.s, las valuable
tge.n-rfF
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MARRIED

D. Ua.NfrII. ll4aB.ia T.. Isuar az Guskf.LI.
% NJ Msrfbs Gtiisf4fs oI IarHsrs ~rU.tB IIus
ssy o. Mes Rusrt Esffar 90 EHrkh.I
L. ONirI. 2Sth OLE. -. &. Cox I'd CIsr1, Co.
Nss e.. = p,fu, otONhuI.
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Zimmerman, Hazen & Go,
wm. r gllNNEMAN. H..

WIN. C. HUNNEMAN, IT,
DF "a, late 6rm IT Iluafrriaa, iIaysn & Co.,
" h,. the pleasure To- inl,rn his old friends aud
former Tatrous. that bee has tSksa store
No. "A India Street, Boston.
where he will keen large stock nlnmss, Paints,
Oil, &C., and will b. pleased 10 NaiI on those
Who NAV r,yo, bi,. with a call. 0r,l.rs respect.
fully solicited. WA. c, IIUNSEMAN, Jr.
Po.'or. pec,r,hsr 18Th, 1871
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Festival al BEckac,d.

kuer.s1 l4wr - writes r' 'ha, 'hr
e. ends Of Governor MrrruL ~tI meet 90
tie Erur Hra,~. HarsG-I Village. on
THURSDAY, Eorruary IT,. o. take Tea ra ..,
afternoon. 1rI Co have Gr,v3 jrmtrl.
Gsr rFn O.! Oxford, anil other J.s,.n.
g.-..eL .rr..rr. Will b. r,,.s-,.
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NOTICE

NITHEREAS, my vie Pamela Darnon has,
w Withuut -ausc, yit "a, led and bosrd, The
Is % fifbi al person, hlrbirin: NJ uussins her
on my account, rs .hall pay no debts OF her con
EZEKIEL DAEuoyt
Rr,kheld, Ian. 4. 1855
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- Aronts Wanted. I"

~ AGENTS vrr'sl i.~-rl'r'y, - =.
~ nOOES, STATIONERY, AMI FANCY
GOODS Good rsirrrrres ts,THirs7'.
,rrf, o, = n. SIuONrpN.
IL NHI'r Strs', PORTLAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

Hindco Councils Of this City and State, whose only
object has been to adv their interests to the
detriment of others and the principles Of the Order
The Order has not been in existence five years ana
the Oldest member present was the Hon. Thon a. 4.
Whitney, who has been less than three years In the
Order and believe he was the only one present who
Joined the only original and true organization. Mr..
James w. Barker has not been in the orgamz ation
two wears. end when admitted 1t was TO spurious
Order which split Off from the original two years ago
in Nav. Now, Sir, will ask what great act Bro.
Barer has done in the Order to which he is attached
will appeal 10 Bro. Barker himself to put his finger
upon one single act during his membership that has
been the means Of advancing the interests OF me
cause be has espoused the institutions under which
he lives / challenge him 10 do il. also call upon
him TO show one idea that he has advanced one orig
ina idea for the benefit of the Order, while even TO
this day he remains ignorant OF the firs movement
and principles of the organization. am surprised at
the deception put upon the creduy OF members pres
ent and the community at large that the Order was
more than one hundred years old without rebuke
from some one present. There was one present VINO
did know the inscription to be false in every particu-
lar and had not the manlness to refute it. perhaps
ought not to be surprised when taking into considera
ton the rise progress and fall of this spurious Hndoo
organization for il conceived in sin and brought
forth in iniquity for selfish purposes and personal ag
crandizement without regard to principle or honor
The time will come when the true history OF the
Order will be told without regard TO the feelings OF
those assumed leaders who for the last twelve months
have been putting forth manifestos as wide of the
truth as the Heavens from the EARTH and issuing
bulls of accommodation against those who would
not fall down and worship the golden calf
The knowing understand the meaning OF the
prest ntaton Of plate just at this particular time
The National Council meets in Philadelphia the com
ing week and Brother Barker being its President de-
sres reelection 10 the Presidency for another term
Something must be done to bolster up his reputation
among the distant delegates to influence their minds in
his favor Hence this presentation. Brother Barker
may succeed; but then after all he may not.
Nttr- York June 8, 1855. NiNDEA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
HINDOO KNOW-NOTHING PRESENTA-
TON

To Ne Editor Of The " u Tri5HH@
SIR: The N. Y. Herald of the Sd gives what pur-
ports to be an account of the presentation of
splendid and very valuable silver table-set to Mr..
"James w. Barker the defeated Know Nothing candi-
"date for the New-York Mayoralty.' The writer
says
One fact came out last evening that viii somewhat astonsh
the weak minds Of the community namely thai the Order has
been IN existence prior TO the 1880 for is that inscription
that the pieces OF plate bear"
Now have not the least doubt weak minds viii be
astonished and strong minds viii or ought to feel
ashamed Of such deception and fraud practiced upon
them by those who know better The inscription is
gross aisehood but in perfect keeping with the char
acter and actions Of some Of those who act in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

remarkably short space Of six days Its cost was
about $500. Every piece Is patriotic with the
American eagle and in the larger pieces it is indeh-
nely repeated. The inscription the largest saver
Is as follows:
JAMES W. BARKER
This lot Of silver ssting of Coffee Tea pot Creeer
Sugar bowl Slopbor Pitchers sslvers Castor Cake
basket Goble and Table Set of FORKS Spoons, te pre-
you token respect by your AMERICAN FkrESps
In view Of uryedins integrity, exalted patriotism ana IN
domsbe perseverance, in the promotion Of the great N
party May you live witness the compilation OF ha uoDs
structure Of which you the MASTER BUILDER and may
po.tey Be reminded IN ser when they LOOK upon
this nemento emulate the example Of their sire whc
ambition has been the security OF his e0on
ty's FREE LIBERAL INSTITUTIONS
JosFpH II. TOOK, Sec. JOSEPH PLANT, Tress
DANIEL ULLMAS, Chairman
Roswell GRAyTs HENRY FAygSSToS,
II. v. LOWELL, AMBROSE STEVENS.
Nec- York June 2 1885. COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

made known. Considerable excitement ensucd, snl
the general impression was that female had besa
murdered The articles are at the Office Of Justice
Geary, and the owner is requested 10 call for them
This IL an outrage aisnosf without parallel II =
honid to think of young and chssie female being
subjected 10 such trestment II is the duty Of cur
authorities to use extraordinary exerions 70 have Ne
vile perperator brought 10 justice. Cunel, We und<x-
stand, Is hack. driver Tor was last week, and We
formerly employed in driving an omnibus between
Pittsburgh and lawrencevie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

The June session of the Common Council VIII DC
commenced this evening. In the Board OF Aldermen
the consideration of the plans for the new Cry nan
stand first on the list, but may not come up before the
latter part of the session. large number of papers
of minor Importance from the Board of Couneiiinen
await the action Of the Aldermen. The present session
with both Boards viii probably be heavy as Is ae-
srabe to render the calendar light for the hot months
July and August but we do not hear Of any ne" pU-
jects of public importance. The Census-'AAefs '.-A
OF applying to the Common Council or al aPp,Op.,a-
ton to enable them to complete the Census IN shs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

CITY, as the time allotted to them IN which to take the
Census is too brief This enterprise however being
State matter, and the Common Council not having
had the appointment of the men, there appears to be
but little disposition on the par; Of the City legislators
to grant the apple alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

pry.sYIysvIA-The Convention In favor OF q
open American" organization has oeen P's'Po''~
from the 9TH of May to the 7th Of june
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-31
New Goods!
FOR TALL AND WINTER.

THO. IRWIN, thank full for past favors, would
y respectfully say to the citizens of Clarksburg
and vicinity, that he is now receiving from
Phila dclphia and Baltimore, a large and beau
tiful stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
such us arc usually kept in n store.
Among his stock may he found new style
Cassimers, Cloths, Twoeds, assinctts, Kentucky
Jeans &c. a beautiful lot of Ladies dress Goods;
such as French and English Paramatta Mcrino
Plain and Fancy DcLains, Persian Twills,
Coburgs, Sc.
GLOVES AND Hos1ERY.-G cntlemen's Heavy
and English Buck, Kid, Silk and Berlin Gloves,
Ladies Kid, Beaver, Cashmere and Lise Gloves.
Gloves and Fancy Hosiery for chill drcn.
EIn rd ware, Qucensvare, Groceries.
Such as Fish, Salt, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses
&C., together with large lot of Brown and
Bleachcd Muslins, Calicos, &c, at all prices.
Blankets, Table Linen, &c. Mems and Boys
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' Kid lasting and Morocco Shoes, Misses
and Chidrcn'5 Shoes and lasting Caters; but
what would most especially call attention to is
Il large and beautiful lot of Shawls. French
work collars and mourning Goods Of almost owe
Ty description. sep10 If
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-31
Nav EDE1l@ Sfore.

nm. Z. D. CARMACK, & Co., Wholesale
4Iand Retail Dealers in English, French and
German Dfugs, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Gro
cerics Of Kinds, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Moasses,
Fish, Tobacco and ScgIrs, Watches and Jewell
ry The subscribers have spared no pains IN
selecting those articles suited TO the wants and
necessities of the citizens generally. In fact,
every thing to charm the eye and suit the taste.
Not desiring that any should remain sick, but
rather that al! would come unto us and be heal
ed. al orders and prescriptions will be care
fully attended to. Physicians orders and pre-
scriptions respectfully solicited, except caste rn
Bankrupts and Drunlards-we give them a
double dose gratis.
l respectfully tender my professional services,
i'll its various branches, to the public.
E. D. CARMACK.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-31
Dr.,JOhn r. ShTckeE.

permanently located himself, at
IL Point Pleasant, Harrison co. ..takos this
method of informing the citizons of the neigh
borhood and the surrounding country, that he is
cine. In general, lie will give particular alton
ton to diseases of chropic nature, Liver Com
plants, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, &C.; 0stetrics,
Dental Surgery, &C., as we'll asnll other disease
prevalentin this country.
O. lie may always be found ut his res dencc near
the church, unless professionally absent
As have been repeatedly asked for references
Coi. Geo. WarfeId, Dr. VIM. r, Kendall,
Michael Thrush S. I. Moore, Hardy CO., Va.
Jno. Scott, james Warfel, james Scott Elijah
Warfel, Hardy CO., Va.
Jno. Pickcns, Geo..W. Dilworsh, Jas. Piciens
JAS S. Hickman, Barbour CO., Va.
;, DR.: MeKchan. Jno. Mcpherson, Jacob Grapes,
Harrison CO., Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-31

Whitman, and other. articles TOO tedious to emu
meTate Said sale win be continued from day
today until all the property is sold. It being
portion ofsthe same property conveyed IN 3
deed a!ss Of trust executed by the said William
" hitman TO John r, Williamson, bearing date
OF. the 22nd day of May, 1855.
Hefms of aChash in hand sufficient
t to Pag all costs and expenses in makipg said
sale, and to ,Paya debt due to J ohm Pickens for
the sum of three hundred dollars, with interest
thereon; also to pay debt due TO GeorFe d,
Evans for the sum of eight hundred and thirty
h 7YYe dollarswith interest thereon; also az debt
due to George George Hardman for the sum Of
seven hundred and fifteen dollars and six cents,
with interest thereon; also a debt due to John
X. Williamson for the sum of twenty six dollars
and fifty cents, with interest from the 6Lh dav
of August, l955Sor to such person as may
have paid the same the amount Of said debts re-
spectiyely; and the residue of said property will
be soil npon credit ofI2 months, the purchu-
ser giving bond aud good security. .ss
l.. d. MORRALL, -
October 22d, 1855. Ill = 70
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-31
FETTERAIAN HOUSE,

NN the BaEtnnor e and Ohio Rail Road HEM
ORY NIAHANEY, Proprietor. takes pleasure
in informing his friends aud the travelling public
that he has repaired and reftted with new furni=
ture this large hotel, and that it's now in better
condition to promote the convenience nd cont
fort Of the sojourner than heretofore. Every
thing will be found in good order.
His TABLE will be supplied with the very best
eatables that can be produced in this country,
served up nan elegant manner; aud HIS BAR will
be foulidsto contain the choicest Wines and Lii
quors of every kind.
lis STABLE will always be well supplied with
provendcr, and good reliable hostlers. ss
His old friends and the travelling pubic gene
rally are invited to caii
myI7 HENRY MAHANEY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-31
AOgiCN.

PURSUANT to the directions, contained in
E the last will and Testament of Anthony 3.
See, deceased, the undersigned, executors of the
said Will at the latc residence OF Anthony d.
See, on French creek, Ups!lGr county. Virginia,
will offer for sale at public auction, Oh the 18th
day of October, l15J, all that portion of the real
estate of the said I'cnsant lying the east side
of French creek, and supposed to contain two
hundred and thirty acres. Thu spI land is
excellent grazing land, highly improved, and is
situated in the heart Of one OF thu best Scttc-
ments Of western Virginia, and has VII hin i dis
lance of one mile all tho advantages Of Irhurch
schoolhouss, post office, grist mill, SAW hill ),
and several stores.
The said land will be sold on credit Of six
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser being
required to execute bonds with approved sccu-
rity for til" purchase money, and Il lien will be
retained OH the land as an addition nj, sccuritv.-
The title to said land is deemed indisputabe, but
the Undersigned will only convey such an inter-
est therein, as is vested in them by the sal will.
There will also be sold at the time and
place, large amount of personal property
consisting Of some sixty head Of and two
year ola stock cattle, also work cattle, cows and
calves, with various other articles not necessary
10 enumcrate. The said cattle COWS and calves,
will be sold for cash, TO be paid at the tigIe of
sale, and for the residue of the said personal pro-
Perty, the terms will be made known on the day
OF sale. Should the said sale be not completed
on the said day, the same will be continued at
the discretion of the executors. Amy person de-
string information obtain it by calling upon
the said Executor at their residence near the
premises, or by letter directed to them at French
creek, upshur county, Virginia, 10 which prompt
answers will be given. All persons are invited
to attend the said sale, as it is thought unusual
inducements will be afforded 10 those wishing to
purchase. EZEKIEL TOWNSEND x
WILLIAM TOWNSEND
Executors.
French crock. July 18Th. lS55=nncS I2t-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-31
7RuchhannOn Hotel.

TTIIE undersigned having purchased the we'll
L known house recently occupied by Mrs.
Cooper, and permanently located himself in the
thriving town of Bue1hanncn, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers III style I'M
surpassed in Western Virginia.
his house ION Is t"Fge @na codortase Is pleasant
convenicnces for keeping q tirst-class hotel.
His TABLE viii be supplied with the best the
country can afford. az
Every attention viii be paid to render all who
may favor him with their patronage, comforta-
bic and happy. ALFRED d. WOODLEY,
Proprietor.
N. Bills STABLE viii be in the charge OF So
Der. attentive holsters. A. D. W.
April is. lSJ5.-Gnl
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-31
TrMst Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate

u Y virtue cfa Decd of Trust, executed by Isaac
ID B. Marsh and Felix Ryan, on the LIST day of
to secure certain bond of same date. exc
cutcd to Henry Wilson, George w. uowdershelt,
Charles linn, Peter Wilt, John Valentine, Hen
son Martin and John Il. Wilson l Will, on the
Fanny Furnace, in the county of Barbour, Vir-
glnia, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, fol
cash in hand, all that property known as Fanny
furnace, siturted in the county and State atore-
SAID, on the waters of Brushy fork. There is a
Furnace stack on the same, adjoining lands of
Morgan More and j. Ohm Holtsberry, it being the
same Furnace now in the possession of William
Whitemun. L. d, MORAl,II. Trnstne
Aug, Sth, 1S55.-9Qd
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Is z n TT - !.
Sa WATCH 8 Nd 81 lSfst-
rs EIfsR and isiS fls,s5 ~ = w
ssSi.s8 Row, Ciarhsbur M. ss.sse lls
from the Eastwitha a stoC
EIRE Goods which he offers to
and reasonable prices. His stock insists il nsrt
of8
Go,5 and Silver Hunting Case Lever WATCH.
rs: : - 4s>rr
-. ar-sat variety of CLOCKS of every style ;
"a aF which are ydry beautiful. 80 hour and
81, clocks. varyiu4 in price from 50 to Sl2
Howard wv ana Davis's Compromising Regulators,
f.o1,, Ok - $50.
stsS - M hand and for sale, wholesale and re-
~ ie,.crintion of watch and Clock
iSf s.er9y, oeA''ip'iOH u 49,
-. * = IO.onct, T.t,1sttes,
t;n{SS l-,a S. md Patent GIasses.
G,I;p1or n 1 st,f We Vsrges and Pta;ons.
H. II IHoo. nd Pain TSTsIs
w. Pe,S- Ioo RrI,sss OIL Sc.
oo4a .rt;cie in he line If bns
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TOE MAKrIN.

IOB MARTIN, complainant,
y against
Thns. L. Martin in his right and rs Admir-.
nf Levi Martin, Lizzy Martin. John 3. Martin,
Eli Martin, Isaac Martin, Benjamin Rector,
Nancy 5. Rector, Nancy S. Smith, Rae hazel Smith,
Morderai Smith. Abijah Smith, Jalediah Smith.
Hanson Smith, Susan Smith, Indiana y. Smith.
George w Martin, Pearcc Tough and Sarah l..
Tough late Sarah f. Smith, Charles s. Lewis
St a a. S, OF m%! Tor S;t JGdSH"h
The above named parties will take notice that
have appointed Wednesday, the eth day of
November, 1875, at my Office in Clarksburg, at
duties prescribed in the order of reference made
in the above cause by the Circuit Court of Harri-
son county, at its Fall Term, 1875, when aud
where they are requested to be present with
their vouchcS, evidence &C.. to enable me to exc
cute said order. U. NJ. TURNER,
Oct. LIST, 1S55.-oc3 st Com'r.
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Weston EgOlec,

TVTESTON, Lewis county, Virginia, formerly
L. Wilkinson.
The proprietor bcgs leave to inform the tray
cling public, that he is prepared to give the
weary traveller Il pleasant retreat.
kct affords, his bar is supplied with choice Ii
iuors-with an attentive and accommodating Bar
Keeper. The attention OF the house is prompt
l ask my friends Of Harrison, Gilmer and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give Il call, and | Will try my best to make
my house their home JOS. Z. WILKINSON.
MEcruN. AUG. Isl. lSa5-lY.