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SrADBIsd AYYAiR-On Tuesday morning
about o o'clock, as Mr.. John A. Downs, Ia
company with young man by the name o.
Hadiey, was walking through the Capito
grounds, the latter was Accosted by man By
the name Of Ambrose aud introduced him to
MIR. Downs as Mr.. Ambrose, who told Hadle
that he was entitled to be called Doctor
wheteupon he gave Hadley lecture In tn.
| most abusive language MI. u; then asked
his friend to leave and 20 with him. On tax
| ing their leave OF Ambrose no again abused
them In most violent language, and attacked
Mr.. ID. with knife, striking HIN on the Al IN
piercing the flesh to the bonej and while Mr.
| antagonist his friend, thinking "discretior
was the better part OF vslor," took to hi,
heels and travelled at a rate Of speed thai
would have done credit to old John Gilpin
An arrest OF Ambrose was made by a police
man, and Downs declining to appear against
him, he was released on the spot.
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Circuit CoURT-SPEcIAL TRRM-Judge DIN
This court made the following orders yes.
terday:
Towles VS.. Chester. In this case certain
property has been seized under attachment
and is OF = perishsble nature. Upon this fact
being shown by Mr.. Appleby the court made
an order directing 1t to be sold.
Martin x Nasm VS.. Wells. On motion OF
!, l., johnson, judgment by default was ren.
dered In this case.
Lutz VS.. Ridenour, On motion OF II. S,
Davis, judgment by default under the 10Th rule
was entered In this case.
Adjourned
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NOISY SALRs.-At the meeting OF the Prov
ident Building Association % 900 was sold at
an average OF o.
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THE Paizx RIss.-Inteiiigepce was received
here last night that ColIyer and Doherty
| signed articles in Richmond last night to nrht
Tuesday, October 10, for $500. This time both
| declare they "mean business"
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OPENING OF THE tn BIOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
or COLUMBIAN CoLLEoE.-The theological de-
partmcnt OF Columbian college was opened
with appropriate exercises at half past hve
O'Clock yesterday evening at the Law Build.
ing, on Fifth street.
Remarks were made by President Samson
and Professors Shuto aud Huntington relative
to the course OF study for the ensuing term,
Several students OF Columbian college and a
number OF clerks from the Departments Joined
the class.
Members OF various religfo demo limitations
tinue their studies the present season. Glasses
in Hebrew of the Old and Greek Of the New
Testaments, in principles ofintetpretatlon, In
ton OF discourses for the pulpit, were formed.
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DRUID SooIALs.-The first hop OF the sea.
son takes place tonight at Druid's Hall, 4Os ID
| street, These parties were very pleasant last
season, and the Druids will, no doubt, keep
| up their former reputation.
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LECTURE ON MEDICAL JURIsrRUDEsCE.-
Hon. u. q. COX, ex-COmmissioner of Pen.
sions, who has become associated with the
faculty of the medical department Of George.
town college, will deliver his opening lecture
upon medical jurisprudence at the college,
corner OF Tenth aud T. streets, this evening at
| $40 o'clock. From the well known ability Of
DR.. Cox we can readily imagine that his
course will be one OF extreme interest to both
both professions, who can possibly attend, to
| do SO.
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Thu WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
THE
WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Is published every
SATURDAY MORNING,
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

and contains all the news. both general and local
ofthe
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BASE BALL-The Eckford club, OF Brook
Ign, N. Y, will be back from Baltimore on
Friday, and playa game with the Nationals
Monday they play the Af.antics, in New
York, the deciding game for the champion
ship,
The Atlantics will arrive In this city the
latter part of next week, and play our clubs.
The second mines OF the Olympic and Union
clubs play match game on the Monument
grounds this afternoon.
The Olympic hold = meeting tonight at No:
IS Four-snd-A-half street, for the purpose OF
eleeting officers and board Of directors.
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FIRE.-At $50 o'clock on Tuesday evening,
Officer Berkely discovered IRE at the house
Of Major Dunn, on l. street south, between
Eighth and Ninth streets east, caused by care
lessly throwing a lighted match against a
window curtain. The fire was extinguished
by a squad Of marines from the barracks near
by. Loss about 800.
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RESIGNED HIS PAsToRATs.-Wo regret to
hear that the Rev. DR.. 4. II. Grey, pastor oil
the L street Baptist church, has rendered his
chufch at Shelburne Falls, MAssachusetts,
over which he has twice previously presided
as pAstOr,
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RAILROAD TRAvEL-The northern trains
due here yesterday all arrived late owing to
| the damage done the road near Philadelphia
tell gence was received here that the injuries
| to the road had been repaired and the trains
would be able to run on time.
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SoIREE AT POTOMAC HALL.-Potomsc Hall,
south Washington, was enliyened by very
pleasant party last night, the occasion being
a soiree given by Messrs. Cassell and Bell, as
Introductory to the term of the dancing acad'
Washington. The party was q select one, and
everything passed off In the most agreeable
manner.
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The GERMAN VETERAN UNION held Its reg
ular monthly meeting last evening" Captain
John Jenk In the chair.
ComrAde Paul Mickinburger was elected
financial secretary.
The following new members were elected;
Captain l.. Engels, Captain +. Thielkuhl, An
ton Kcuchel and Otto Guidici.
After the transaction OF routine business,
the association adjourned to meet at Ken.
chefs Hall, opposite the post office, In two
weeks.
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ACCIDEsT.-About 10 o'clock on Tuesday
morning, while sew eral laborers were at work
in the gravel bank on l. street north, between
SecOud and Third streets east, the earth caved
in, bury ing. ono Of the colOred workmen named
Armistesd Bundy. lie was soon extIicnted,
but he was severely Injured about the back,
breast and right knee. Otficer oliver had him
conveyed to his home, where DR., Leo WAS sum.
moned to render HIN medical aid.
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"The ln,pcr.alistH-Who Controls It.
f-f @ Startling Facts. y

Knowing the effect of Acknowledgements
fact that the lmperialis, the monarchiaI
organ, lately established in New York, IL
published by leading radicals, high in
Grants favor, the petty politicians and
little papers of that party are denying it as
strenuNusly as they denied their intention
offorcing negro sntlrages upon The people,
las. fall. The simple fact in regard 10
this matter is, the money to establish that
paper was furnished by Rorie, of fhd".
Mphid, one IF Tie members Of G'""fs
Cabina- Secretary Of the Navy. 1t is
edited by men holding official positions
under Grant in Washington and New
York, and one Of The members Of Msp9cD
'sMe"noging cditor. And more, this
paper, the lapcrialist, that is now advo.
eating tho entire abrogaIion of rven the
farm of Republican Government On this
continent, and the GROWING Of an Empe,
ror has within the past few weeks been
recognised as the oJicid organ Of Mr
Grand army ollie Rcpullir," n radical
soldier organization, whose chief is ,Jol
a, logan, radical member Of Congr IS
from Illinois.
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MR.. ARNOLD's LETTER.
WESTON, June 9, 1869.

49, 49,
EDlrons DEMocnAr:-ln your issue OF
the 31st ut, an attempt Is made to crit.
else letter addressed to the editor OF
the Wheeling h,telliyereer, the sole OF jecl
Of which was to interest tlia' paper IN tue
call Of It Contention 10 rer'se ana amend
our 'Sfd!e to"" ~" Ain .,A.ult l..
Tie author Of tue ' criticism, .t;l admits he
had lot seen lie let'er' put oniy u para
graph takeii from IL, liow he eoulu eA-
pect to 40 justice ~ ~ VI ,l'e. Nntll W
makes such admissions 10 so'ile"'a. n"'el.
But to the point. he says htl'lef 'i c
Nth nor 10Th articles 70 'ne IVns.l.u''u u.
is legally adopted, anu .la' pehl 0caE'
Congress will, when restored 10 power
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"IIELLr ON EARTH.

The Cincinnati Gazette (radical) draws
the following picture OF the condition
which DEMONSTRATION" us carried out by
its own party has placed the people OF
Tennessee. 1t says: at5thls'dRai
at has been tue common custom 10 de-
scribe the political situation Of Tennessee,
since the reconstruction, as ''hell" No
one who bus read an account OF the late
radical State Convention will dispute the
fitness ofthe term. Such riot Of passion
coarscness, profanity. and blackeuard'sm
makes the most vivid picture the l'nae'na-
ton can conceive of pandemoni"n.> III
lal that two days strife of'disorder we see
no signs Of awholesomc popular sentiment
-of q capable, independent set reliant
people such as exercise moral control
over their representatives, aud leaders I,
we sec nothing but "a helpless mass and
the strife of a few reckless l'adcrs, deter
miued TO rule or ruin Nor does 1t present
even this alternative. for the escape from
ruin is by no means guaranteed hy 'he'l
rule. az ~. 40
Tennessee is suffering from the lheVl'a-
Die consequences Of irresponsible govern
neht-a government which .ostraeses ,''e
great body OF the taxpayers ,and Of mat
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WHITE WOMEN OR BLACK =.

AT a recent meeting Of women in Bos.
ton, the following pointed resolution was
adopted: i.ht,5 yar1g 8so
hcsoirel, That the white women and
girls who to-day give long and hard
days work TOR twenty -hve cents III cur
rcicy are quite ms much the object Of
Christian NJ d benevolent sympathy ms were
the negro slave women Of the Southern
rice swnlnps. .1.'a
That's true, bu. the difficulty is in ge'-
ling the modern plilan,hropists to see tile
wrongs of white women. Black cases are
rtadi seen.
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TIE FACTORY GIRL;


these of which are infinitely more graphic
than those embodied In any Of the sensational
dramas which nov hold possession Of the stage.
1.-THE fac,ors Git'' will he Immediately fol-
lowed by new story of surprising interest,
from the pen Of J. II. Smith, Esq, author OF
"Minnigrey," "Sanfcld Hail." ere, etc
a the existing speciali,ics Of the Mercury
will be retained, and heS departments added
from time 10 time during the progress Of the
year. Ronances, Novelct,es, Sa,ir;cnl Sketches
Humorous Poems, Fancy Tales, articles on
American sports and pasimes, and weekly di.
gest OF all that Is interesting In Thatrical and
onl other popular atiusemen,s and recrniiohs
will figure in the contents Of the Mercury for
coming year. Through the department appro.
printtd TO the youthful hrithottsses OF America
hundreds OF lady writers. no famous, first made
the acquaintance Of the public. ..i.t.f
This channel Of communication between the
young ladies VI talent aud genius and the read
Ing. world viii continue eptii to the former; and
snch productions as are calculated 10 do hem
credit aud give them prestige will DO published
with such critical comments as they call for.
To riail subscribers our terms for 1860, will
be, Ctsh III Nlvancc-Single copies, $500 n
year: three copies 81; six copies, Sl4 nine
copies, $50. Theptrty who sends us $40 for a
cub Vf nine cshies will receive m additional
nv free. Six months subscription received.
GODDESS CAtbDWELL 4 WHITNEY.
II: rnltcn street, New York.
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Decorating Soldiers Grnycs-A Letter
from Chief Justice Chase.
CuA,IssrnxL Man IoA =,

CHARLESTON, May ~, .SG9.
DEAR Ssn: Your note inviting me L
attend the ceremony ofdecora'ing. at Mag
nolia Cemetery, The graves Of the brave
men who fell. iii defence of,le Union du.
ring the Iccen, civil war only reached me
this morning. t+I ~
| am very sorry that ! cannot be will,
you on this most interesting occasion; but
it is now too late to make the necessary
arrangements. ..s
The nation cannot too tcndcrly cherish
the memory Of her dead heroes, or too
watchfully guard the wcll-being Of those
who survive. And may We not indulge
the hope that ere long We who adhered to
the national cause will be prompt also to
join in commenorating the hcroism Of our
country-mcn who fell on the other side,
and that those who now specially mourn
their loss, conscnting to the arbitramenl
Of arms, and resuming all their old love
for Their country and our country, one aud
indivisible, will join with US in like COM
mcnoraIlon ofthc fallen brave Of the army
Of the Union! The dead are not dead.
They have only gone before, and now see
eye to eye. Why may not we all borrow
from their sacred graves Oblivion Of past
differences, and l,cucefor,h unite in noble
aud generous endeayor to assure the honor
and welfare Of our whole country, Of all
her States, and Of all her citizens? m
Very respectfully, yours,
,a. n S; 7. CHASE.
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The late Radical Convention in Tonnes
see, was a fine exhibition of-grcat moral
ideas" Even the New York Tribune, in
whose eyes Radicalism covers multitude
ofsius, has TO stomach the performance Of
its Tennessee brothers, and say oft:
"rhc affair appears to have been con.
Quoted with u disregard Of all the deccn-
cies aud proprieties which shoul m1rk the
proceedings of u dclibcra,ivn body.'-
That the reader may Judge for himself how
we'll this rebukc is deserved. NC disgrace
our columns with Lriefcxtract from one
of the speeches made ut this canveition.
Said one Hathaway, n captain III Brown.
lows militia, In reply to Col Drowalow
. Don't say any more your Cd ID
stuff. lfyou wantto fight, Cd. I'm in
If nothing else will suit you, and you
must have Id Rebel, put NIB. For
rest in nomination, and vote for hin il
spite Of hell, BY Cd, men, l want il
distinctly understood that I've got mil
il inc big enough to wrap twice aronnc
NY body, aud tic in a Knot behind my
back. with tue ends lnpping down upol
the calves of my legs; and G. -d-n M
10 hell il | can be bowed down by any Sc
of men Enough, you say, aud 50 sa,
We; but we give this as a specimen Of III,
high s,antnrd of morality Of the men VII,
are ruling Tennessee.
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A rnorEcrloSlsr journal demands to
know "Slall we be swird!e out of pro-
tecion TO home industry?' If the facts
contained in Mr. Commissioner Wells re-
port ARE true. il, under the influence Of
high tariffs and heavy taxation, the la
borer is getting less than before the war
for bis labor, and the poor growing poorer
every day tie probability is. that We not
only shall be but have been, aud are
"swindled ont Of protection 10 home H.
dus;ry.Hn The industry Of the t,nia file
working.ntn is what requires protection
not the fortunes Of large manufacturers.
faceticusly called BY the protectionists
"home industry" l. .sf
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r ANDS FOR SALE Good Farming lands
Il partly in cultivation, and the balance in
woods for sale in lois ,osi,it purchasers, siiua-
led in Lewis county, on the Stannton and Par
kersbnrg Turnpike, miles from Weston; and
in Calhoun county, on the Little Knnawia river
and on The Pike, ncnr Grnn.svilc. Libenll
terms; Apply to or address
FREDERIC FOuSE. Agents for the heirs Of
+. X. Fouse, dcca at Weston. n3l-mG
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TIME NEW YORK MERCURY FOR 1860.
The 3lst volume Of this popular weekly

TIME NEW YORK MERCURY FOR 1860.
The 3lst volume Of this popular weekly
viii commence with the New Yeat. and the pro-
prieiors propose 10 make II the most brilliant,
varied mil entertaining budget Of. current liter
allure that has ever been submitted TO the public
IN the form Of Family Newspaper. Better or
iginal stories than are 10 he found in amy Of the
magazines viii grace lis columns; and, already
in advance Of ali contemporaries Of its rlitss in
size aud amount Of reading matter, II is intended
that !, shall eclipse them all in every department,
'"f literature included IN tile prolllainme Of II
frst.ratc Household journal. at:H n7te
The leading feature Of the new volume will be
apowcffnl story by Miss II. +. ARADDON,
author Of Oscar Bertrand "Nobody' Dangh
ter ''The Outcasts' etc.. etc, and one Of the
most popular novelists of the day, entitled,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
D0rid MM WF. -'t'- pa

D0rid HM WF.l f''- ir'
rs. ., I.-F,Jg -.
!Samud B. Smith, Admir-. { IN CAanecry
Of Girer q. Fo,tnash and .t u,
othsrs 0as Defts. Ho. is195
TNhc parties in this cause will TAX" notice that
L ! haze fixed upon the I'D day Of June, 1869,
NJ my Office in the town Of Weston TO execute nm
order o! reference in the above namedcirs en-
tered at the May term, 1863, in which lam d.
rcc,ed, "hala .nIg1 at sit ur au,gg
First:-To ascertain and report MI debts or
demands against said dccrdcnt or his estate, 10
gethcr with their prioritcs. a 1i. "a .'i.s.
Second:-l'o ascertain the lands Of which
said Fornasl, was the owner n, his death.
Third ITO sct,lcthc accounts ofSamncl 3.
Smith IS Administrator Of the saii iecc,lcnt,
together with ,snc!, other. matters MS he may
deem pertinent or mny be required by the par
ties. I, AT l.-.,.t. .r,,,..
Given unlcr my baud, this 2lst day Of May,
1863. WI. l.. HUNTINGTON. '
Comr. circuit court Lewis county W. Va.
,,iI,- my24-It.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

George Ross, l'1d'.iqa at55 d.
William Ahrley,
iloya Lo~mles. Lhn j In Chancsry
Darts, trustee, A. G. H,lc, 4sl. F
and Henry B'annontras'ee
rTNac parties in the above named cause will
tnkc notice thu, have fixed upon the 10Th
day Of Aug,i 1860, q, my Office in the towr Of
Weston Lewis county, West Virginia, tocxcc,lts
the order Of reference ua'le in this cause at the
May Term, 1869, by which order am required
to ascertain and report the liens on the real cs.
tate VI the defendant Yin. Monkey, in the bill
and proceedings mentioned. their amounts,
character, dates order ard prior,ics. together
with any other matter deemed pertinent by my
self, orspecally required the parties or either
Of thcm.
Given under my hand this l4ill dry Of May,
1869. tEsaas igWM l.. DuNNiNGTnN, g
Ccmr. circuit toLr, ltwis county, W Va.
p Hi6-lt. w ..u...r |..rI rE nh III
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BAILEY HOUSE. WESTON

IL said County. ,4s
II said Taxes arc not paid onor before the
eth day of June. 1869, tliemnnl,ics prescribed
by the Revenue Laws for non. paymcn, will be
imposed. ,,.i,g Ill. .,al
Taxes assessed WITHIN any County of the First
Collection District o: West Virginia, either an
nual or monthly, may be paid 10 me Il, my Of
fee, in the Custom House, in The City of Wheel
ing. II not paid Oh tho nth, Taxes must he
RENTED 10 Wheeling. Tax payers in Gilm r
county are respectfully requested 10 forward the
amount Of their Taxes to me ut l'eston on the
18th.
s5l5Aa lHgm " ~ +. KELLEY,
Collector Internal Revenue First. District Yves,
Virginia.
Collectors Office, Wheeling, West Virginia,
May >, 1869. aU. nj 49,.
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"COSTARS".r ~
STANDARD Preparastiifo9h

A4t n II A U T I III E'nR 7
Tic Bitter Sweet and Orange : Blossdn'''
One bottle si-Threc for $4,000
Costar's Ia, Roach kc., Externinaiots.
Costnrs led Bug DETERMINATIONS. ~, ~ iry
costnr's (Unly pur) Insect Bowder.
"Unly lnMlliblc Remedies known.
'ls YEATS established III New iofkfN. u.
it2, 600 Boxeshnd Fasks manufactured aat'i'
Z Dil!l,eMare II lofsupriops ia,lla'i;0pS :,
"Ali druggists in WESTON sell ,ne y
Address 'Gostar,p 10 Crosby ST.. M l.
Or John +. Henry, tsuccessor to) !. v.
Demas Barnes \ Co,21 Park Kow, y.
Sold in Weston by all Drusr''tss'
~ ifiHH march SLY
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4 7 rules held in the clerks office OF the icr4
n cult court of Gilmcr county, on tile fssy
Monday in May 1860. t.i ".3lL slaileqg
Stephen y. Rmlal, EG g'''a. =, - . i.iisiS !.
rs. InChaass,y.;
IIzi"nl E. .Lrrly nd liai'tt 10, xa!..s
ministrn'ore Of Charles 4,.i, z .Seo4 100 avg
p. ArnUd decreased. ''asf1 " ,ii4'
Joscph Il. AkCulbin \ \, s III XII, @Si -i, 'i,
and Sarah Ann his miie, o,,M
Iohn Il. Dennison. gg4iJY ~
Leri johnson, Samuel g II
Martin, Charles Rich n i1s4i
nrdson, guardian of q I, + -'i4 srl1s3aH
Merchant Armnll, and ,ss, 800 s@ ~,
Merchant ArmM.ylaa u. q yi,a1t. III,
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain q deed from
the heirs Of Charles r. Arnold deceased, for tho
tract Of 90 acres VI land in the Lill and pro-
cecdings mentioned. tS
And II appearing By affidavit filed, Tia: the
defendant Joseph L. McCntbin, is no,a resident
Of this S,atc, and lie not appearing, II Is o.
dcred thu, he do appear here within one monli,
after the first publication o., this order, and
do what may DO necessary 70 protect lis ih,aea
in this suit. s,..,,, Tes.c: -
a IT. NJ. BRANNON, Clerk. no
G.. Boggess. Pa. saa naylO-4tss
StpRlNG AND suMllER GOODS. ,Is "a
+. NJ. II A LIE, ,I-si,
Is now receiving largo addition .sIi.h
STOCKOF GOODS,r
and Invites his former patrons md III. nib;
lie generally IS calf and exsiuiss hi.i
sis-oa NEW SUPPLY, .as.sgiiof.,
consisting Of the usua, variety u
Rye GODS, nj
Also a splendid stock Of ) 9o'tst ~
LADIES' SHOES, = '3gs% sg% .,,l iai
Misses and Cbildrens Shoes. osif "a
A large lot of Mems and Boys
BOOTS AMI, SHOES
Asplcndid lot ef Mems and Boys llay,
VERY CHEAP. Yi.ef,z
nElDY-MADE CLOTHING; I
COFFEE, - tss. 10 lpq.ili, % :
SUGAR, a'55 tlaiis,tr Is
NAILS, we msti s'44a. O 'r3'f
DYE-STUTFs, ~, 'sl. +, w., w.,
f QUEENsWARE, q lisr5sri
~ .ae'Q STONEWARE, and iss
.a a' Il, e. a.s. SALT Is ALI
All kinds Of is,,sf Z IKE
1a Il, LEATHER, asgitqagi
a-" tef yTrw COTTON YARNS.
And in fact everything generally found in
his line Of business, which will be sold
low for cash or produce in hand.
Es-All kinds Of produce wanted in
exchange for Goods. ID !. .5ge ~, ,at j
All the above goods can DO purchased
chopper ut my establishment than 1T any
other Storcin West Virginia. Gisemsa
call before purchasing clscwhcrc.
\ ES- Mi. Hale has also frst-class Boot
and Shoe Manufactory in connection with
his Store, to which he would call the at.
ton of the public. N, g55li as,t,5pl
noy4tf .M.IIAI
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INCOME TAN NOTICE :!
-0pt mrfi silitrsi

Notice is hereby given that United States In
come Taxes for III year 1868, md the Special
Taxes Or Licences for the year ending May ls,.
lsIo, assessed within aud Tor the County tf
Lewis, and State GfWes, Virginia. will DO due
and payable on the 18th day of June, 1869, At
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HOusEKEEpERS!
us as HOUSEkEEPERS!sAYJ
MEN--wOMEN---AND Cli;Llh.ES
EN---WUMEN--AND CHILDREN

.al5a- @ REAL-I,EAD. Jsalllgau
Cooling to sealds md biirns."a iasg
nSVotlling 10 ali painful wo,nuls. &c,
~ "Ilealing TO all sores. Ulcers, &cliiii
COSTAR'S BUCkTllORN SALtE
Is the most extraordinary shlve ever knSwn.-.
It's pvwea Of soothing mud healing for all cuts;
burns, bruises. sores Ulcers, elmrred hands sand
skin. for sore nipples, for piles, ke.,is "itl"n!
II parallel. One person says oft. y would mol
lie without a box III my house, u i cos, 81. on.
or hal to travel all tie way TO New YORK for
it.'-N. Y. Evening News. a.. ,'1u ~
All Druggists in Weston sell is, W.