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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21
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A stranger in Weston woulin': feel
incliacd to be: much on the rciy OF our
,own--tha. is, fhc was to judge by the
congregations ct Tie churches these cold
sabba;i, mornings. No doabt they all!
have family prayer" which answers TIE
same purpose. but We hardly think tina. a
larger attendance at church would hur;
anybody.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

VIZ are still Grm in on: former prop
ositioa: Il anybody wants to give us any
thins--licking excepted we'll take it.
We have lots of room to put things
away. especially fits something good to
cat.-and who knows whether We wouldn't
take little of something that wasn't
bai to drin! ? The oniy way to find out
is to make the offer; and although We
don't wan, you to cone all at once. yet
we'd like to have youcomc mighty soon,
and as thick rs you please.
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NOTICE.

This is TO give ns..cc. thatany person har,
boring my wife Zuba hiahaley Johnston aad
to poiify those who have inveiglel her away
that U,lasj she is rclurnel, together wan me
property taken sway with her, that proper se-
gal steps will at once be taken against them
Saia wife is y years old. medium size, Light
hair. one check smaller than the .other' anu
has an aSsuaed name. OBJ
ABEL JOHNSTON.
Weston, Dec. |, 1868, Ii.
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THERE cas be no doub; that this local
ity is tlessed with more weather than any
corresponding extent of territory known
to Mi,chell's Gcograph.. Fist, We haze
the beautiful show'-and then
down comes the raia as bad as Dickens
ever saw it Lincolnshire. Then We have
bust of sunshine, which wins our heart
only to bctray. We move that petition
be forwarded to our Legislature" pray
ing that they regulate the barometer al
tie same time theJ are Goctor;ng up the
Code"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

Mas. Cox has removed her stock OF
millinery goods from her old rooms to
those formerly occupied By S. Atchison.
where she will be glad to see her Old
friends. She has received a large stock
of new goods directly from the eastern
markets, which she is selling very low
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

TuR West Fork had slight coating Of
ice the other day, and tho minnows were
having rest, but alas. since the thaw,
even that respite is denied them.
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= No1ror ALL persons who have paid
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receive Tua DEMocrAr for the remainder
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

TIE Clarksburg papers arc haviHg a
little controversy about some man uamed
Kidd good radical, 50 General North
colt says. You'd better call him Cali,
gentlemen, and drap it.
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OYsrans in your orders in lime
for the holidays Parties in want Of gooi
Oysters for the approaching holidays, can
be supplied with a No, l article, direct
from the packing house, at 30 coats per
can, by ordering thcm Of \. L. Smi;h,at
the Post Office.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

BOYS, did you hear anything about
Minnich's stock of new Greworks-all
kinds and cheap.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

You can get fresh Oysters AZ Balti-
more prices, by ordering them of Smith.
at Tie Post OiIicc.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

THEY have lots Of fun over at ClaFks-
burg. wnylnyiog fellcrs when they are
coming home from seeing tneir future,
etc.
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EvsaYsoDy is gong to buy dolls fer
their children at Minn;ch's.
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TYNE TABLE,
I II. g @. RAEt.EoaEp.

TRAINS will he run on this road till further
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MAIL TRAIN WEST.
leave; Grargona ut I.:4i AN.
Arrives ut C'nrksbrrg at l2:a9 P. II,
Arrives at FIrkcr.5urg AZ SOS P. q.
FAST LINE WEST.
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Arrives atCl rkSburg at 500 1. N.
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FAST LINE EAST.
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

a ALL quiet on the bend" this week
everybody's III the house thawins them
selves.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

M,yx,cu has the choicest stock Of call
drcns' toys ever brought to Weston.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

SN,7u has fresh Oysters 6aily at the
Post Office.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

wASrED-A girl to do hOusework.
Apply at this Office.
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(, O,giag 10 he press Of matter ofo" out
.iSe, sererM .iaspers TO Inquiries arc S4'd
orer ua!R ne1t Eeeh'.
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ORDER your Oysters of Smith, at the
Post OGice.
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CANDIES, of the best kind and cheap,a
Minnich's.
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1 He D + NJ 0 c r A 7
FOR 1860.

ocrat. and the paper VIII, rs iar rs our
ability extends, he the advocate Of those
principles upon which We consider the per-
petu;ty and welfare Of our government
depend.
In advocating orr principles, we shall
cndcavor 10 Go SO in a manner lha: will
DC cred:taLle alike TO ourselves and the
cause We represent. We shall indulge in
no personalities, nor abuse any for shcir
bclief-but believing in soft words and
hard arguments, that the cause for which VIC
labor needs nothing bu; a clear opposition
to render it triumphant, We shall en-
dcavos to present the great principles
of Democracy wh:ch ualcrlic the ioan-
datiOns q our government. in such
manner as slall carry conviction to he
minds Of the sober, thinking men OF the
country.
We sLall have no policy bu: rntYc!rlE!
and we shall adhere to it through all the
changes which tie future may Ling Us
Believing that the cause Of Democracy is
the cause of civil government. We shall
advocate that policy in the administration
OF cur National affairs, which shall lend
to restore our government to its pristine
puri.y-bring back TO Us an era Of good
feeling between all sections and peoples,
lessen the burdens Of the laboriug poor,
and make US agaiae free, united aida
happy people!
In our State government, We shall de-
maud a reduction OF he countless hoard
of officers who are eating out the sub
stance of tie people, wise. s;atesman-
like policy ia relation to immigration aud
internal imprOyenen's--a cessation OF all
proscrip;ivc and class legislation which
tend only 10 keep up a feeling OF bitter
ness and hatred bctsesn our citizens, and
MI economic expenditure Of the public
funds.
Our hes. energies shall be used for .sa
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and County, and IN speaking of our local
affairs, We shall do SC independently and
boldly:
We shall cnleavOr 70 make the paper a
welcome visitor to every household in The
State. Eaca issue will contain matters of
intcrcs. to all cllsscs--the po!ltician-the
farmcr-tlc observation-disclosures and the
ladies.
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Ecry Tc;.r Es.ood Pure.

There arc 30 remedies now before the public,
so well calculated to pariGy the blood ard re-
construct, $50 20 speak, the whole system as 10
backs Blood Purifier, Blood Pills aud stomach
li,;or,. FM ClALFAST
Sol. Ascatfo Lew county.
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CN4NCERTSALE or TALGIBLE
REAL PROPERTY

10y virtue of decree of the Circuit Coc7
- ofUpS!irr county in the causes OF TIE Ex-
change Blni: OF Virginia, agains: T'iIlo!son
Janncy AID others. as commissioner, will
c.tr Tor sale on the Isl day OF the Circuit Cour;
next, for UpSIIur county, being the November
term of said coart. 10 The highc5! bidder in front,
Of the Court liousc of Upshur county, the
13l ACRES OF LAND
mentioned in said causes, situated rear Buck
hInnon town, and known as the Cayuor tract.
It being the sane land which David L, CayEog
and wife, conveyed hr Iced to said Janney, on
thc LIST October 1859.
TgRas OF SALE-A credit Of anu Isl months,
he purchaser executing bonds with good seca-
ritz, and lien 10 be retained on the land as q
further security
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

Wny don't you 20 AMI look a: Ma
nichs stock of toys
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CLUE IArEs.

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CONFID r TTIAL.

NFID e Z TIAL.
NOUNG men who have injured themselves by
Secret Habits, and, are suffering irou
Slrrmaronhia Scmuiul Weakness &c.ica II all
becried by lclowR: n simple course u treat.
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Box 4)i, u! dc Ohio.
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Flesh Oysters arc received crc''y day
at tie Post Office.
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rtNgE SOUTHERN REVIEW.
The Southern Review was established in
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Cor Tie thinking men OF Tie country, ana IN the
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

TCLrCT,C MEDICAL COLLEGE OF
4 PENNSYLVANIA.
This Coi!egs holds three session each YEAR
The first session commences. October sih., and
continues cati! the end Of January; The second
session commences February lst., and continues
until the beginning of May: the third session
continues throughout the summer months.
1t has IN able corps Of twelve Polcs;ors, and
.vcry Department .: Med inc andS urgery
S thoroughly taught.
Every i;cili;y in the way Of Illustrations.
morbid specimens, hcrharium, chemical AMI
philosophical apparatus; microscopes, instru-
mcnts Of the latest invention for physica! eSani-
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SpcnGi& Hospital and Clinicaiin;trccrion arc
afforded free tickets 10 all or: Cry Hospitals
are provided:
Perpetual Scholarships are sold for SEQ.
Sent for circular.
The Eclectic Medical JGr7rN' Of rcnnsrl&nin,
published monthly, contains 4spagcs oforignsl
natter Prize 81 per annum. The lr:ecst,
G,cs, and most progressive Medical JoGrnal in
the United states. Splendid Inducements
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Address JOHN BUCHANAN,
227 North Twelfth Street Philadelphia
Pa. AprilG-ly.
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NiGHT WlRE

ia ono or the many diseases Of which Dyspepsia
4 the narent. 10 affect cure lcrsons should
avoid btar.t food at night, and take wiat.
glass full Of RobacG stomach BittSTs on re-
IIring 10 bed.
FIN ciIALFANT
ss!s4 seu, for Lswi; eouLo. r."r'.
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CnRlsrNAs TEEE.--Nliss L'fLomidcu
ard her pupils viii give an exhibition al
the Court House next Thursday evening,
Christmas Eyc) the proceeds Of which
will be devoted to the Episcopal Sabbath
school in this place. The Tree will be
filled entirely with articles manufactured
by tue lady and her pupils, which will
be sold at auction for the purpose indiea.
ted. Let our citizens patrnuizc this laua'
able undertaking with their presence.
Admission, ten cents.
NoricG-To CoutraEands aud Sieh.--
This is 10 give notice that any niger
caught stealing our coal after this date
no matter whether he or she he white,
Creole, quadroou, octaraon, saddle-color.
ed. mulotto. very dasky, Congo, Cat!ir,
or full.bloodvd Hotter tot-will receive
tho contents of shot gan which We
have prepared for that purpose. The pub
location of this notice Ia Tue DEMoCEtr
will be held Is squiSaleu: to personal
ieriic. thereof.
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TERMS:

In order to place the paper within reach
Of every one, we have reduced the price
to 81 per year, which will, in every case,
be required in advance.
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And everything 10 be found in her line
of business.
Persons would do well to give her
call and examine before purchasing else
where.
Place of business rex, door 10 Elias Fishers
Sa;il.crr.
Don't fail 10 give ker a call and examine her
:nc stock.
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VIZ. z. ARNOLD,
Commissioner.

oct1-
The above sale is postponed until the
FIRST day Of the next term.
nov 3l-4t WV. L. ARNOLD, Com'r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-01
pnmtsttt Ntlus

ST. Lous, Mo. Dec q.
A letter from Santa Ne, New MeNco, dated
l7th inst saws. Chief Justice Slough was shot
h. Cant. Rynerson. a member ct the Territorial
senate. lasi Sunday. The affair grew out u some
remark, passed upon Judge Slough by Rynorson,
during A session Of the Senate. which Slough, who
was present. pronounced as lies. EMERSON inn
meliately attacked the Judge, shooting him. and
And after he fell shooting HIM again. inilicting a
mortal wound Of which he died IN three days.
NEw YoRK, Dec 26.
The Parser Of the steamer Raleigh ,eegraphs
from Charleston that the boa, with thirteen pers-
ons in 10 has arrived safely. lie says the fire
broke out At " o'clock ON ihs oath INST. in five
minutes the Whole steamer was in flames Thirty
one of the people on board are reported safe
The loss by the burning Of the Raleigh Is esti-
mated At about 100000. There is no account o
the cargo as the Purser took all the papers viii
him The vessel was worth Sl15,0JO aud wal
partly insured.
SAN Francisco. Dec 2S.
Reports from the Sacramento Njlley indicate
that the destruction caused by the t od is equal e
that Of lS6l-2. The whole valley is submerged
and travel suspended ia every direction. Severa
railroad accidents have occurred caused by the
washing away OF the track.
CHARLFsroN. S. C.. Dec. %.
Gen Candy has Issued an order officially announc
ing that the Convention has been carried boz south
Carolina, and appointing Charleston as the place
and January l4th as the day for It's assembling