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WANTED.
DENTAL NOTICE.

/ AN az home again and viii be glad q Sc i1ase
Il requiring the services Of a dentist. heEleil2 I,
the only place in this County where teeth can le
procured with the % Folsom Patent" that prevents
food from working under the plate, is az my oice,
parties procuring teeth with this improvement ol
an sother Dentist in this County render themselves
liable to prosecution.
- Filling anu ENsractlns zone with care. ull'e
In First Matt 0nal Bank Building,
Burlington, April %, 1865. wd
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COMPARE PRICES.


rTlHE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO. whose
i Organs are acknOwlsd sed b he the best, have
this season introduced very importantimproveme
and new yles Of Organs ana have materially re-
dHced pTlces. Four Octave Organs, $50 each Five
Octave DOuble-Reed Organs Five Stops, sl2j. Et-
l one hdriHg idea Of purchasing Organ should
az east obtain one Of their circulars (Which will be
sent Free ana eompare pric :. Address the MASON
& HAMLiN OkGsN 90 596 Broadway, New York
or 5i Fremont Street, Boston. 3iw3w
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DREW s RIGGS,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS At LAW.
WASHINGTON, DC.
OFFICE CORNER I'M AND D. sTREErs-
CPECIAL ATTENTION paid 10 claims against the
- u \ f;oTernroent or every kind Patents Oh
tained and business with any Of the Departments
carefully attended to.
A liberal per centage viii be allowed Attorney
sending us business to transact. No charges VII
be made for attending privately 10 difficult in
the Pension Ofee where the applicant is a widow or
orphan, whether the case comes 20 US directly or
NovIst wifi
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COUNTY FINANCES FOX 1s6s.


EORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE IN
Il TITUrE.--spring term Of - weeks, March
20. 500 for board and common English Students
in attendance from Is States. The best Sustained
Boarding Seminary for ladies and gentlemen In The
nation. Address for catalogues or rooms. j. n
KING, D. D., Fort Edward NY w33w4t
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miscellaneous.


FAFh.h NULLAKs.
EoR SALE to the Trade at large-Great reiue>
L uon in Prices.
l,0"ooo Extra Superfne, Of every desirable styI,.
ana fin ish.
5o1.oo0 Cheap, PLAIN Finish
10000 Cheap, Linen Finish
$4,000 Cray celebrated Plain Finish, liz IAN Fin
ish, and Cloth Butt0n-hole | "
-'i'ie Cuh- and Eosons. ByrUns. Shaky ,sars- s,.i
uiaiotes. IN Linen Finish and rii,r1ei EN-
The hest manufactures
EhEi'SuN LELs ND. Agents
Boston Star ollar Co.
re5. 20. -fifteodSwiw u'''' Dos''i-'
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WHERE'S, application in writins- h9.f t,s-
W made % this Court by the guardian Il .a.f
wards, for license 70 sell the real estate II 81 7s-
setlng forth therein that said wards .wu .r uut r
ded hai 20 the farm Of liY acres. and off .laa1 &C.
qt luI acres situate ia said Willistou and rl- .-
lands and premises whereof Hiram s Lee Ina. %
said winston. deceased. died seized bus So D u-
lses are subject 90 the dover OF the widow Of -af
hiram ) therein, and that il would Dee con5 u-fv-
tAe interest Of said wart- Co sell ami convert sail
lands into money.
ASp I,aEREuroS the said Court appointed snd 49,
signed the ,th day Of March A. r. Iss. 4 the
Probate court Rooms in said District. 20 hear III
decide upon said application; and ordered shat utH
nc notice thereof De given % all persons ta-e,ts
therein, by publishing this order three weeks 81.
eesS-vel5, in the d" Burlington Free F--,."
newspaper which circulates in lie aeiEhf rH1l 2
those persons interested therein. all Of " pub
cations shall be previous 10 the time aul -u-sl .-
hearing.
therefore you are hereby notified 20 appear asf g
sild Court, al tAe time and place aforesaid th.a-.
there 70 object 70 the granting Of such license .s-
SEQ cause.
=, HlyeG under my hand at the Probate Court B-a-s
TINS 18th day o. February A. ID. 1853.
WINS T. f. WALES. judy
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ORIODE WATCHES
80
SO

MADE by us are Genuine Improved Oriode Gold
W full ieweled, Patent Levers, Hunting Cases
and best Of movements, FULLY WARRANTED Oriofs
mas the brilianey and durability Of gold, cannot be
distinguished from it by the best Judges retains H.
color tili worn out and i equal to gold excepting
intrinsic value. SIS watches, for style, finish dura
Dllity and time are equal to gold watches cost
ing 1850 te 500. Chains Of every style from a ~
to $500.
To CLuBs--Where six watches arc ordered at one
time, Will send one extra watch free ofcharqe Send
for our Circulars Call or address ORIoDE WArc9
CO., % washington St, up stars, Boston.
Feb. l5.--3iw4w
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS 4:

This large amount is only an indication Of the In.
mense traffic thst must 90 over the through line in
few months when the great tide Of Pacific coast tray
ell and trade will begin. It % estimated that this
business must make the earnings Of the foad from
FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS A YEAR
As the supply ofthese Bonds will soon cease par
ties who desire 90 invest in them viii find it for their
interest to do so ST once The price for the present
is par and accrued interest FROM January ], in cur
rercy.
Subs-riptiors will be received in Buriias,g1 by
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NOTICE
To Fire Insurance .FgenfS.

We make liberal arrangements with other Insur-
snce Agents by which they can get their large risks
placed through and thus avail themselves Of our
superior facilities for doing this business.
We also desire TO arrange with reliable persons to
solicit applications in the small towns and villages
where We have no local agents
kddEa.s
s. s. X. :. WIRES,
BURLINGTON, VI.
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rTHE farm known as the Wm. Hazard Farm Of $50
1 acres. One Of the most desirable locations in
Ferri-hurgh. Addison. Co, Vt. unsurpassed graz
ug u ith sufficient grain land for the Of the farm
B. acres % hardwood probably iz1o cords. ID miles
from the Depot One mile from FerrishurEh Hollow
where there Is a Grist " D.. saw MIL and Factory.
and various other manufacturing establishments us
ually found 10 a small village about 100 old apple
trees and fifty Just coming into bearing two dive D.
in- houses two large barns corn barn, &c Well
adapted % two farms and could ecvided so as tlhave
house and barn on either portion. VIII sell the
above together in halves or 10 smaller portions 10
suit the purchasers.
TDUN ETgT MES
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Oldest Il Strongest Insurance Companies

In this country AT as low rates as lare charged by
parties representing Companies with small capital
and rsry limited sass of security TO policy holders.
At this Agency we oaer YOU policies in the
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CAID ARM IS situated In W0Icott. Lanoille C0un-
= ty, Vt, known as davenport Farm L con-
tains about two hundred acres O. good land well
wooded and watered sugar bush buildings passa-
bly, good and Is l- miles from W0lcott illaEe and
the Portland b O-deushur-h Railroad survey. II
said railroad Is built there j. timber enough on the
place O. pay fur three such arms.
Possession given March D., i-53 For further par
tculars address r. u. JOHNSON
Care Of HENEI g CO.. burlington, Vt
Jan. l2th-td3tawEw-
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fEHlS is the cheapest and best Spite everiuyouted.
1 and Vith our liberal offer no maple sugar ma
ker should fail % fry them. A rare chance 90 try
valuable and convention, Improvement without
risk or expense, Price only ;, o0 Fer hundred, or
si5.n per thousand. We viii prepay an tuEspor
tation by railroad, and guarantee entire satisfac-
ton OF refund all money called for before the first
VI june next. Don't fail % send in your orders I'M
mediately, and they viii receive prompt attention.
lfany have fear Of being humbuggcd refer 70 J.
Kendall, ?. NJ, Rev. Vim. r. Tuicr, or Mr.. ". G.
h0hie first Selcctman, all af Franklin. Vt.
Address aii orders 90
u. ". PROPER. Gen Aet..
Franklin. VI.
FehruarN d. I-aa.--.tMtf
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Snsurante.
THE
Vermont Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
BURLINGTON. VERMONT.
Office. Peck's BuiIding, College st.


Tl'IIs Company having completed IFS I
| is now fully prepared to issue all kinus Oh LirE
AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES.
Policyholders participate in the prohts OF Ile
Company. Dividends declared and PAID annualiy
after the first year. -.
Liberal arrangements made with INST CLASS oah-
vassers.
DIRECTORS.
Tommy f. WALES. Attorneys Judge Probate
LENUEL B Plat, Manufactured
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, Merchant.
JAMES A. SHEDD. Merchant
RUSSELL S. TAFT President.
r ,DSEY 5. WIRES, Gen. ms Agent -
N.TgAyIE1 PARKER. Pres Burlington Gas Coz
10 D. HATCH. Williams street
GEORGE F. EDNUNDs, U. S. Senator.
own A. DoDGE. Pres list Nat. Bank. Bur-
lingtOn.
p q KENNEDY. Manager Burlington
WOuen Mills.
LAWRENCE BARNES. Lumber Dealer.
oFFICERs.
RUSSELL S. TAFT, President
RODNEY S. WIRES, Vice President
WARREN GIBBS, Secretary.
SAMUEL W. THAYER, MD, Medical Council.
a. c. BALLARD, Agent at Winooski.
Jan. 2d.-t'd&w
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To all persons interested in the estate of Cornell.
II. Lee, hiram S. Lee. Louisa J. Leeara C..-I..
C. Lee, o. Williston, in said District.
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1i' g' esrfsMREn 9.
BEEF C ATTLE.-Priccs to-day
ranged ms follows Old Cows aud Scala.
wags at 3 25ai 90; ordinary thin Steers.
Uxcn and Cows at ! oOa4 10; common TO
fnir Stock Cattle at 1 00o5 %; fair quail.
ity Brcycs at 5 75aG 10; and the very
best Dccyes at 6 75a1 19rer 100 pounds,
the average price being about 3 10 gross.
The market was active today at II slight
sd.sncc. of common and medium Cattle,
and fully % cents per 100 pounds on good.
Sll Il liP-1hc uarllct continues
heavy, the bulk of The offerings being
coulmon aud Inferior Sheep, for which the
demand is limited, while good qualities
command full rates. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Fair to good fat Sheep ut
Siaa9 eehts and extra ) cents per pound
gross. Stock Sheep | 6Oa2 80 per head.
Lambs 2 O0a3 80 per had.
HOG S--I'he market during the past
seek has been somewhat depressed, and
sales slow. but rates are steadily main
timed. Prices to-day rn"ged as follows ;
Fair to good live Hogs 1T 10 scala %,
ncr 100 rounds net
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BASE DALI.
Weston Ahced-As Usual.

On the 9th inst, the third game of the
series between the Mountain Club, ofthis
place and the Lincoln Club of Buckhap-
non took place at The lat or town. which
resulted III yic,ory for the Muuutuin
Club by score of So to IS.
Arrangements had been made to play
on the day previous, but owing to bal
weather it was postponed until the next
day, Our boys left early on Thursday
morning and arrived at Buckhaunon about
II o'cl"ck, aud found that grca, q prep
arailon had been made to receive them in
style betting the generous reception
whIeh our boys had give the LincoInites
when they visited u.s.. In fact, 10 perfect
were the arrangements for their comfort,
aud convenience that our boys we're com.
PEELED to hunt up a place to stop at and
then 20 and hunt up the 1.inconites and
make all the arrangements. Our boys re-
quest us to extend their hearty thanks for
their kindness, (?) aud beg US to say that
when the Lincoluites see fit to visit Wes-
ton, they " i'll show them What constitutes
hospitality.
Game was called at ! o'clock, by l;r.
Ralston, who had been selected Umpire,
our boys winning the toss and sending
their opponents to the bat. Below we
give the full score:
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isRIEp.

sNITn-llhtiMlCK--On The 9TH inst, q. The
residence of the brides father. by Rev. a; y.
Thor,as. Mr.. NJ Smith TO Miss S. j. lleln'irk,
all Of this county. .,.a.
yAnNEY- urRACtl- tie 9th lust. at
t,,r residence Of Of The brides father by llev
Wr. rider ifr. John " vnt1,sy Miss TO Mary
T.. Urbach, all Of Weston. .
10 the happy couple We would tender our
incst sincere congrstalations--v'hing That
,ht;rs may he lifH of p4rce End prosperity
r,a thu, each succeeding year may fluid them
hatritr even than to-day.
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On the Ali Of March, last, West Vir-
einia had $40 Post Offices. Since then
10 have been established and three dis.
continued. leaving at this time in operation
56l. Thirty Post Masters have resigned
in tia, time and % been removed.
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OBITUARY.

sWIsiiER-bicd, on tue ist inst. OSCAR
n. only son Of Lenue II and hllza 5wssliCr,
u!this county, ngcd Is Years.
fURD-nitd, OH the 9Th inst after long
and severe illness, Mrs. MARGARET FORD,
VT. OIL. a. rerlt E'Q.ilof Weston 'scd 40
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pnSos, OKoASs-TuSlSo AsD RrrME-
,so.--slr. William II. Manly, Agent for
Gssl,les Piano Manufacturing Company,
nf Baltimore, wil be in town in u few
days. Parties wishing their Pianos OR
Organs tuned or repaired will meet with
promp. attention by leaving their orders
ri this Office. The i.m Which Mr.. Manly
represents is onc q the frs. in the coun.
Try. lie refers to Hon J. NJ Bennett. \
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- HOUSEKEEPERS!
P" HOUSEKEEPEES!
HEN--WOMEN----AND CHILDREN I
EN--WOMEN--AND CHILDREN |

9,-l. REAt-READ
s.Coolns to scalds aud burns"
No. Soothing 10 all painful wounds, ks.,"
f'EIcalng 10 all sores, ulcers Gc."
iai COSTAR,s BuCKTHORN SALvE
Is the most extraordinary sslve ever known
It's powea Of soothing and healing for all cuts,
burns, bruises. sores, ulcers, cllnpped hands and
skin, for sore nipples, for piles, &c, is without
parallel. One person says oft, Il would not
be without box in my house, il 1t cost IS, 90,
Or had to travel all tie way to New York for
it.i--S. Y. Evcnin. News
ali Druggists in Weston sellis.
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THE WHEELING INTELLlGENcER
roK 1855 AND 1870.

"A Journal ofNews, Politics, Literature, Art
all parts Of the world ty telegraph and mail
Tie principal gait, AID provision markets o.
the country, the baltimore aud Allegheny
cattle markets, and The Wheeling wholesale
market, reau ely reported.
Especial attention given 10 matters OF Local,
neiehho,liood and State interest,
Tie proceedings Vi Congress. and OF the Leg
stature, whcnin session, regularly reported.
Valuable discussions oi the b"st methods OF
farming stock -riising, irut-eroming, etc, IN.
every Weekly. The wants Of the ladies aud Of
all y,ho have taste for the bes, iiscranre of tho
time. will not he neglected.. Tie Choicest stU-
res by the best fiction writer's Of the day aud
the most instructive ard valuable miscellany,
viii be tour, il Off Weekly. To make the ln-
telligencer weIcntne gusstht every freside, we
shall guard the purity Vi lis columns with scru-
pulois care. Nothing ef aii immoral or equii O.
cal character will be admitted to its pages
Republican ii politics, We accept all the logi.
cal consequences Of The war Tor ne Union ahd
stand By the principles upon which the Reput.
lica, people Of the nation thro Ugh Congtcs,,
have settled the issues growing out OF II.
rkaMs ~ NAIL. II Ap,ANuE.
Duly IntcHiyewer.
One year " 00 Tlue nlohths ~ W
.yiir no,,ths 400 Ole a,snM "a
Tri. Weekly iate7yeaetr.
cory, ! year = I % % tres mos LOO
An extra copy ,eR De sent to the portion
sending tlsa tlI Vfte.
IKehiy iateRi1encer.
| coty, ypdr2 On . f0ptes | year 90
G ,aos 1 % 10" I" 1TU0
'i mos 30 20" " ~ 10
A free copy Of the Weekly will be sr,it viii
| each Weekly club offive. A free ,opy o, .Is
,r,.wteLl, with eeeh Weekly cub Of ten aud
rt,4 : N ofthdDails With each Weekly club
! Of ,wcli, Rtnliiultes oi clubs must be made
! q one time, hit additions tnay b. made at hu1t
| tire III cub rates, bt the person sen1ing tho
Tub. Ncncy. b. draft, express Post ottSs o.
! lars ar ~ regis cred letters, vt our ri;s.
/ FliEW. IlAGANe 4 Hal j,
Irh.iiny. ". Ia.
! 'p3fSE .,-,.
4 j A c n s y 81 " al y II rs y n
Ahu.s.A., tirocers aud dealers III Frolnre.
! y,il. fltaiAiM NJ 'sS2ry prizes.
Us ! sd J 9ita.;t H'ot' ihrs"'' ~
u Va q = flb'i1 ~. ~
g.uAa az ~. ~!
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Acting Postmaster General Earle has
designated Grafton, West Virginia. as n
separating Office, and allowed the Post
master at the rate Of $3.50 per annum for
clerical assistance from July. 1863.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

Nov ApoUr II !--Somc mpnths ago the
Town Council passed an ordinance Gin
pursuance fan net Of the Legislstnre)
requiring property.holiers to PIT Their
sidewalks in proper condition. Nothing
has set been done; and what is most Pc
culiar i. the fact that the worst side.
waiks in town are in front Of the stores Of
the Mayor and one Of the Councilman.
Several citizens Lave spoken of'le mater
to us, aud requested to ask "nhy this is
thus We asuit the answer Of tho au-
tliori.ies.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

WEST VIRGINIA:
1 7 rules held IN the Clerk 8 Office Of the cir.
~ cult court Of Lewis ro',nty OH the FIRST MoI-
iINy in September, lsGo.
Sanford NJ SMITH. Pitt
Joseph D. Bully and fs. H. .tou,ey,.
liz b. HaR, d,irmiasts. ! :"
The object Of this suit Is to obtain decree
against tie defendant Joseph b. liaisy IOr 'e
sum STA Ts cents, and ioreqirc The defend
antFeiiS Il. Hall to pty said SUN to the pal-
tilf out Of the money in bis hands, belonging to
said Joseph d. Bailey. .o,,.
And Ii appearing BY n'id,svit filed that ihe
defendant, Joseph D. Bailey fsnot a resident q
this state, and lie not appearing, II Is ordered
thu. he do appear hcrc within one month after
The EFs publication Of this order md do VIA
may be aertssary'.o ithtcct his interest In tl!i
suit. tolY-itste:
G. A. JACKSON Clerk
W. r. Arnold, Tor plaintiff
.tp lat -2a .It .a By
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IN BANkRuprCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN the district cour, Of the United States for
The district Of West Virginia. r.
In lie matter OF Eiis
Norris. JunLrrps, IN Bankruptcy.
AT Clarksburg, in said district, on the it'll
day Of Sc plcnher, a. d. 1869.
wnsnEAs, 4 petition has leen filed in the eaid
court by Elias Norris, of liner county, in sad
district, dull, declared bankrupt under Tie act
Of congress entitled "an act 10 establish o uni
form system Of bankruptcy Throughout the
United States" approved March 2. 1867, for a
discharge aud certificate thereof from al his
debts aud other claims proynble under said net,
The stl day Of October. A. D. 1850, a, II
clock a. M. a, ms Office i'll Clarksburg, is as
signed for the heating of the SAINT, when and
where the creditors Of said Bas krurt may NJ
tend, and show cause, If any they lave, why
tie prayer ufthc said petitioner should not lie
granted The scrotd mee,i ( orcred,ors will
he held On that dag. and II Q bird OF the day
following. Il. s. AORTHCOET,
sepla-3t Register in bankruptcy.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

BAD COLDS are prevailing since the re-
gent fall in the mercury. p 81.
Two Enslisllmcn have ;,eed prospecting
III this State with a view of planting colo
ries Of English and Scotch cniyrau,s.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

Nornso can be well donc that is done
in a hurry, ,cxccpt--catchins aeas.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

Tvs oats and potato crops in skehar-
doa!, county a.e said to be unusually
largo.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

SPIRITUAL spriourllSEss' is the last
synonym for a plain drunk.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

YorSo N1s. have son q sister? Thtn
l"ye aud cherish her with holy affection
II you have not sister Of your own, then
love somebody elsu's sister.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

I. Tny post Office at Rural Dale, NIassa.
rhusetts (Upshur coun.y.) has been dis
rontinucd. Letters mud papers should
nor hc seq. to peckts Run.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

REvs. Su.sS AND PATTERSON, Of the
liniver,alist Church, preached in tho
Tpwn Hall on tie 4lh and 9th iusts., to
large and arprecia,ive congregations. -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

IF a youpg gala Teller fails to visit her.
and she 90 in search Of him. can she be
said 10 10 engaged in Ltau hace3
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

1yAsoNiC .-Spttd Communications OF
M Weston Lodge Ne. lOuc held in theil
nan in the town Of Weston on the first and
Third Saturday of etch month.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

Tun Conservative editors have recover.
cd their sign. and offer to whip the fellows
who carried j, of,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

The taxes collected ard expended in
Monouua!is county last year amounted to
294,930 Is.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

,4r'Tas LAD,x.' Of Buekhanuon publish,
n card in which they say that they have
been ss,cnsl.d; and conclude wi.h--"all
honor to tho knights Of the nocturnal
Shades" As nocturnal means highland
shades means dark We infer that some
nixgcrs have been reminding them of,hc
unlimcly death Of cold John Brown"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

"RoD" EDA,sToS left this place on
Friday last, TO attend ten months scs-
sion at the West Virginia University.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

Psnsos,l.- Chr venerable senior tool
MI "cxcr.ion" to l,foxton the other dayI
and unliis return. sppakcth thnsly "A
few days since We visited Jacksonville.
and had the pleasure Of meeting Our old
friend Captain George I. Dayisson. We
rerc vcry asreenbly surprised to see The
improvements wsieL he had made. Ills
dwcllng.hoass has been thoroughly re-
paire,! and painted; aud be has the ii'less
t.ore-rcon in the county. The building
i.nb6ut 40Nal feet. handsomely painted
aud furnished, slclyed all around, has
double counters: and in addition to all
this. George has a handsome, full agd
nell-selec,ed stock Of goods, Which he dis
poses Of at liberal priscs Nay bis
Shallow never grow less! . Hla
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

A little dapshsea of Col Despsrl, Of
Glarksburg, WAS badly hurt by being
.hrownsfreu' q csrriago the other day.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

DgrSKsSSEss is said to be on the in
crease in Clarksburg.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13


's "TnE l,ousrAporr.h- We have re-
t>ived the initial number Of The Ronsia-
bout. a"Acrspaper' itrit'cn By some eli
terprisipg cass at Tobetosp. We take
the liberty Of warning it, editor against
bad spelling and parsonali!'rs-for exaui-
,le. such as the following which are to-
ken verbatim from lis ."City News:
''thc Great picnic came of in this city
on the Goth inst"
aug 9Th Bean stringing a. MockiO-
leyt
Then follows notice Of the marriage Of
Mr.. Conley to Miss Bishop, which con-
rludcs with that beautiful sei'in'chtI
,'Long mty they wave" Following ii&
IN al obituary hIItiGc Of Mr.. hOhidoe
Fisher, whom lire editor assures his read
els .dit,l because he conltn't help IT."
and says ..bis friends mpurns his dcpar-
turc." Many other items We III feed all
evincius nurll ambition, Il not knowledge.
We ttnsf TINT our rustic friend may "rr'-
cd with tho SHOW uttl ~nd Rs bis
''p,psrH regularly. II
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13

TurnE,is a young lady in this place SO
very particular about her company that
shg won't wear low sioss.