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The national Republican., 1869-03-01
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLUMBIA.
Miller,
Rqulty, ess,

VS., Equity, ass,
Van Hook ct al.
All persons Interested In proving clsiIa., under
the order Of Jan 7th inst this cause. notified
to present the same TO the Special Auditor, on or
before February le. 1879, at which date he will pro-
osed to the examination Of the same. -
r. D. MUSsEY,
Special Auditor. No. 8 Four.and.a half street
fet.T3w
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

GESTLENES's BLACK CLoTu WALKING
CoATs for SIS and SEQ; fine black cloth
Frock Coats for eco, s25, $50 and s35; fine
black cloth Dress Coats for s25 and ESQ, at
Geo. Z. Hennlng's, No. 5il Seventh street.
One price only,
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

RECEPTION OF Hon. JonS ScoTT, U. 8.
SENATOR PROM PESSsTLvASIA.-The Penn
sylyanla Republican Association have made
arrangements TO tender a complimentary
reception to Hon. John Scott, United States
Senator elect from Pennsylvania, upon his
arrival In this city early this week.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

Jos BILLINGS writes that II his capacity to
connect don't go backward on him he will
be here on the I'd TO deliver his "lektur" on
"Mllk." He bas written n message to the
folks at Washington, which will be pub
llshcd tomorrow. II Is full Of wit, humor
and wisdom, ludicriously expressed, and will
no doubt create n sensation.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
DAVID UOODINU,
Test: R. ]. anIas. ClsrE. V W A' fshatsa1

ItAIs II. J. MhIUH, OIoTk. TebUdN
nBPHANs' COURT.
" PBBRUARY %, lsja
District Of Columbia, Wdshington counfV, 10 ioif:
la the case OF NAOMI UTBRhBHLB and RuuHNB
CARUgI dministrAtors Of CHAs H. UTERMEHLR de :
ceased, the Adminihtrators With the
appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF WAshlngton
county Aforesaid Appointed SATURDAY, the ath
day % March lse, for the Anal ent and
dHtrbutioL OF the personal estate Of said deceased
and OF the assets In hand rs far the same have been
collected and turned into moneys when aud where
all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are noti-
lvd 10 attend, with their claims properly VOuGhed,
orthey may Otherwise by Law be excluded frsm all
beneht In said deceased estate: provided a copy
Of this order be published once 4 week for three
weeks in the NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN previous to
the said day.
Test JAS. r. o'BRIRNB,
feb2 -Th3W Register OF Wills
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WELCOME TO CARL scHURz.-The welcome
to Hon. Carl Sch IRE, so long talked Of, is
expected to take place on Tuesday evening.
The Arlon quartette club, numbering my
men, the Washington Saengerbund, eighty
will enllven the OCCASION.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

TIE MAGIC Conn will color the Hair or
Beard permanent Black or Brown. II con-
tains no poison. There Is no slop or stain
arising from its use. II you buy one you
will forever discard all other hair dyes or
preparations. MAGIC Gown CoNrASI,
Springfield, Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Chas.
stott, s75 Pennsylvania avenue, and all other
druggists.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
APPRENTICES,

J. II. Woods, an infant colored child, was
apprenticed to NJ. johnson to learn the trade
OF house carpenter.
Adjourned,
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
sSEFfSE TaE ra BRF BR PsFFGr Ss TH
ORPHANS, COURT,

" FEBRUARr O. 1850.
Distrtct Of Columbia, Wdshinpfon county, TO toh:
Of Jefferson D. Kortl, deceased the administratrix
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Orphsns
TUESDAY, the "a day o. March, A. b, isdo,
for the ansl settlement aud distrbutisn Of the per-
sona estate OF said deceased and Of the assets In
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into monayt when and where all the cred
tsnd with their claims properly youched, or they
may otherwise BY law be excluded from all benefit
In said decsssed's estate: provided copy Of this
order be Published once q week for three weeks In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said
Test JAS. R. o'BEIRNB
fe3 wJw- Register OF willis.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

RoBBERY AT ARLINGToS.-The 0ctagan
House at Arlington, kept by NJ. A. Carter,
was entered about midnight Saturday and
robbed Of about sl5 In pennies, $50 worth Of
chewing tobacco, 30 pounds lard and various
other articles. The robbery Is supposed to
have been committed by colored men In the
vicinity.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

EXCITEMENT AT THB TREASURY DErART-
nENr.-There was some excitement at the
Treasury Department On Saturday morning,
created by an alarm Of fire, caused by the
burning OF some wsste paper In the north
east wing into which match had been care
lessly thrown. The fire was soon quenched
and quiet restored.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GRoRaETowS CoL-
LEoE.-The annual commencement OF the
medical department Of Georgetown College
will be held at the National Theatre to-mor-
row evening. The degree Of NJ. d. will be
conferred by Rev. b. A. Magnire. The ad-
dress to the graduates will be delivered by
Prof Morgan, and the valedlctory by Frank
Cownn, esq.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

MEETIso or FEMALE HOSPITAL ArTESD.
AsTs.-Pursuant 10 a call, published by DR..
Mary Il. Walker, n number Of ladies, who
had been engaged In hospital service during
the war, assembled at Union League Hall on
Saturday at IL m.
DR.. Walker took the chair and called the
meeting TO order. Mrs. DR.. Austin was
elected secretary.
Addresses were delivered by DR.. Walker,
Mrs. Edison, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. True,
Mrs. Laurie, Mrs. Kcene and Mrs. Ripley,
ter. All these ladies, however, favored or
ganlzatlon, and claimed that woman's SER
vice In the war had never been justly ap-
preciated.
Owing to the fact thu there was but a few
present no definite steTy towards organiza-
tlon were taken, and the meeting adjourned,
hoping for 'better luck next time"
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

To,t: X. ]. MgIUs. GlsIkI
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SUPPLIRs FOR THgu. S, NAVY AND TRAYS.
. P0RTAIt0N.
PirNAsrER'S 0FgicG, U. s, NAVY,

HsJjOG Corps Of Engineers, Btevst MAJOR ssasi.l
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.
1,ALrlNonE, December 0.

BEEF GAIT E-prices to-day
ranged rs follows: Old Cows and Scala.
ways at s. 5oa4 so; ordinary thin Steers
Oxen and Cows ut 1 50a5 % fair to
good stock Cattle at d OOaG 80; fair
duality Beeves at O 25a7 so; and III.
Very lest Bervcs at Z 5uaS 50 per 1Ou
pounds the average price bciug abou.
i Is gross. The market was active at an
advshc. Of % cents per 100 pounds on
the rats,.Ot las. week for good cattle,
whilo common and medium grades are
unchanged.
81 lEEP -The supply during tic
past week has beet light, aud demand a,.
i've, With an upward tendency in rates.
Prices o.day ranged us follows-Fuir 10
good 3Il5 cents aud extra Sleep Sd els
per pound gross.
lfO & s.A1'lis supply during the pas,
week has been fully equal to tho demand,
and the market closed dall'at tho preyiou.
rates. +Ptlees to-day ranged a, follows
Fair TO goc,l fat Hog. =. 10 5oal4 6u put
/ 100 po,ilids nett
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OBITUARY,

Died, at his res idepcs, oh Mountain Creek !,
Tennessee, on the 2lst of October, 1869,
fSocll GIBSON. lutte Of ,Upshur COuu'y, W.
Va.aged7T years. 80 -
Mr.. Gibson was one Of the Oldest citizens
of this secti on, he having resided in this and
lpshur. Counties. for more than ilfty years
Prior 10 hi, departure for Tennessee. Ills
long residence and many virtues made for him
host offriends, over whom his death will
cas-, ashadow Which time only can remove
After l;fe's ftful fever may he slecpwcll; and
may the kind Father who has taken him to
Himself, comfort the sorrow.ladcn friends
whom he has left behind. L.
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''MAERlED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the. 25th ull
at the residence OF Mr.. J, u. Simons. by Rev
J. Bouse, Mr.. J,T. Watsou1,to LMiss Nh.
johnson, all Of Lewis.
W0QDS.LIFE-0n the md. inst. at. the
residence of Rev. S. D. Davis, and by The
same, Mr.. d. G. Woods 10 Miss NJ. Life, oil
Of Lewis.
-McQUAlN--REED-on tho 18th plt.;, ut
the residence Of the brides fnthcr, by Rev.
Joseph Flint, Mr.. W. G. McClain to Miss 7.
P.J Reed, all ofESwis.
BAlLEf-SIMoNS-0a tho 18th ult., n.
the residence of tho BRIDES father, by Rev.
7. I. l. Queen, Mr.. NJ c. Bailey to Miss c.
Simons, all Of Lewis,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-13

HOLIDAY PRESENTS rcn AiL--can be
found ut Parker 4 Cos, 9S and 100
Summer Street, boston, Massachusetts.
10 enable every person to provide shcm-
selves With handsome aud useful holiday
presents. from now until tho 10Th Of JAN
iary, 1870, these gentlemen. will issue
large eight. PACED catalogues Of oil the
uewes, and best novelties in such goods
as fancy boxes, decks, glosc boxes, albums
in morocco, gil. and velvet bindings, real
morocco shopping bags. furnished rcti.
eulss. silvcrplat,d ware anl cutlery of all
descriptions, tho latest styles ofjewelry,
in gold, cornel,an. JET, shell, e.tuscau,
csrbupcls and hair, dry goods, &C., &c.,
End hundreds of tho latest and best pub
lishcd hooks. They arc giving OSE
lluApRkp TlckErs to srrry one who will
become their agent, without charging
them / U cents each Us heretofore. Read
the change III their advertisement in an
other column, aud send for c. .alosuc.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-13

Samuel L. Lays and a..
Others. In rhanctry.
The object OF this suit is 10 enforce the lien Of
a judgment in favor OF tile plaintiff against the
defendant, Samuel L. Hays, rendered by the
Circuit court Of Wood county, on the 18th day
Of November, 1856. for the sum Vi $500, with
interest thereon from the LIST day of January,
ils4s, until paid, and S-.,cos;s, subject 10
various credits in)yaid Judgment specified, md
on which Judgment IL forthcoming bond was
given and forfeited, and award Of execution
thereon by the circuit coart Of Wood county,
atits 2 term, 1857, for tho sum. %
81 eco 90, the penalty Of said bond. sat TO be
discharged by. the payment Of 500 7s cents,
With interest thereon. iron.- the 2Stl day of
March, 1857, until paid, ard the costs s..
And 10 subject 10 sale, in satisfaction Ofsaid
judgment, tract Of 1904 acres Of land, situate
in tie county Of Giluier, on the Little Kanawhi
river, and known as the Lays Stewards Greek
Home Farm. 4
And it appearing by affidavit fled with The
paper, Of this cause, that the deftn,nn, Samuel
|. Hays is not o resident Of the. state Of West
Virginia, and he not appearing, itsis ordered
that he do appear here within ono month after
the Hfst publication Of this order, and do whit
may he nccissary to protect his interest in this
suit: and tint copy Of this order posted aud
published according 10 law. Tcs:e: 80
r. NJ. BRANNON. Clerk.
Fleming & Bcrnett :ol'sfor pff.
dec 13.4t
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Lsr THERE DE- LlGnf!-And there vii
bc'iight, for Smith & Den. have just re-
ccived and .have now on hand tho bcst-se-
lected, most complete assortment, greatest
variety and cheapest in price lot Of lamps
and lanterns ever brought to Weston.
Live no Longer. in darkness, yc benighted
creatures, when light is SO much the
cheapest.
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ArUERgISL'Nk'N7.s. I.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


l. A ia CIRCUIT COURT c0NT!NuED AND
~ hold for the county OF sBraSton nj the
court house lheF=ef, On aolaay, eptsller
9th, 1869,
+. DUTY O. Co, ,w1o AUG. ~, 49,,
ii Jeha!fefthem:slres and 81 90.
all alters, lie. creditors of
Mcclure Bickle, dee."nd. IN eAdnr0y
plaintiffs, : 2. Iah lpAiissHt f''- 4
rs. a-s ,fls7 0ss snss 9g1I
jane Bickle and others, aaislNs
tlrtendaats. ,5.i.s, i-ss.. ~ ~
On molten Of the plaintiffs the court this day
appointed Morgan H. Morrison guardian ad
Item TO The Infant defendants, WiIiinEl yickls,
Mary I.ckc, snsan Bickle Christopher
gickle, Naomi B;ckle, Ruhama Bickle, and
Jane Bchlc, who by their SAID guardian filed
their answer, to which the plaintiffs replied
generally, and the defendants, G, W. Kelly h
Co. and James ". Matthews, filed their an
swcr,- and III" defendant, George II. Morrison,
late sheriff ofl'ra1ton county, and as such'ad-
ministru.or Of the goods and chattels Of
McUlurc Dickl", diseased, filed his answer, 10
which answers the plaintiffs replied generally,
and It appearing that the defendants Luke
Doyle and Savill L Co. are not residents Of this
State, and that as such they have BEEN duly
proceeded against in the manner prescribed by
Law, and that the writ OF summons issued in
this cause was returned executed ON The defend
ants Jane Bickle, Rachael Bicklc, Emory A.
Berry, administrator Of Joel Iiemerick, decay
cd, James Salisbury, and Francis @, BoCgs,and
they failing to appear at the rule day atwhich
said process against them was returned e1ecu-
ted, Inc plaintiffs having filed their bill, Ind
decree nsi rs 10 said defendants, ard ut the
next rule day after the same was entered, the
said defendants having continued in default,
the bill was entered as taken f0rconfessed as 10
them,. and this cause was regularly set for
! caring by the plaintiffs; and this cause COM
ing on this day 10 be heard upon said bills so
taken for confessed and set for hearing, the said
answers and rcplications and exhibits filed was
argued by counsel, upon consideration where
Of il Is orderc that this cause DO referred 10 one
Of the commissioners Of this court, who Is d.
rected 10 audit the accounts of Geo. Fl Norris
on, rs administrator Of Mcclure Bckle, deceas-
cd, to take account Of the assets Of said dece-
dent, redl as well as personal, to convene tho
creditors, hear proof Of their claims, ascertain
their priorities, snd report to court, together
with such other matters as he may deem peril
ueu, orany party require. That be fix timo
and place for the taking Of their accounts, aud I.
that notice thereof be published once week
for four successive weeks in some convenient
newspaper, wlick publication shall be equiva-
lent 10 personal service ofno,:ce on the parties.
When and where the creditors Of said decedens
are to produce and prove their claims, on pain
Of being denied participation in the benefits Of
any decree which may be pronounced in this
cause. A copy-teste:
:r".- N B. SQUIREs, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. y
CIRCUIT COURT LEWIS COUNTY, 7
Weston, Dec. I, 1860.
thn Brdnn0n, Commits.

OOhn DTuhHVHt IoHHs-
Is. .t-f.'r Fa
D. M BAILEY, ..A,lm'nit-
irtitor. and others.
rTNhEmttiesi The tborc-named cause, and
all others interested, will take notice. that
nave fixed upon Tuesday, the NH day oil JAN
unry, 1870, 1T my Office in Weston, TO execute
the order made In the abovc-tianied rause At the
November term, 1869, rctoininitting 10 nie.niy
former report made in said rause.
min directed ~ said order to re.satc the ac-
ronnt therein mads, .And to report debts not
heretofore reported. Aud Under said order
will state, audit and settle the administration
account OF pDugh,s ". .Dailey, MS administrator
Of the estate Of Iiiilcr Bale! deceased
Secondly 10 state ill 8rJts due and
owing from Mirttr Bailey, at the time Of his
death, and wletherahy liens exist on The real
estate Ui sait Mihcr Bailey, and IL SO, the
dates order and prioritles Ui tue sl9e.
! The iaans vi said .,tuvun;s i'll be continued
from tat to iiy htii completed.
WI. u. DtlNStNiTt,N.
dee iy.it Master Commissioner.
T vi e.. 81 49, -
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r EATRER Z! LEATHER n

TINE WHEELING
re Elk Il Y Il T. CTS T E Il
a roETy-ElGllr coLrhN PAPER.
Full Of all The Ne'es and Choice Liiera-
ture Of tic doy. Q 5'ld
Contains Full Proceed ngs Of the Legs
lalarc.
pRIcE-S2 PER YEAR. q
Tile Weekly Register and The .'Be.ton
Democrat wiN 10th lie sent one
~ & year for$S rs. - .ll
Tie Weekly Register and tie Baltimore
Weekly SIN gill 10th Je sent oac
I'll. ..gyeuJor $3.50. - fJ"
The Weekly Register and the Z Cincinnati
I,eehly Enquirer ,sil 10th Dc
sent one year for $275.
One pound of Early Rose Potatoes given
away to every subscribsr'to the.
NEoiyrEE. :
A Scholarship in General n. i. Lees
College TO the settsr-up of tho
Largest Club.
Ten other Premiums, ranging in value
$lOg down to $40, for
Clubs.
sExp FOR SAMPLES AND CIRCULARS
Correspondence on ans subject Of inter-
est to tie people, cordially solicited.
/. Address LEWIS BAKER l. co.
noYo9.6l Wheeling, ". Va.
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...ANoyygl Law SUlr.-Al few days sd
Mr. D. III. West. Of this County, went
out on the Sand Fork Mountain with six
bounds, and in "a few minutes six deer
and fox wera started. But ono deer
vas caught. however, aud that BY another
party. Tie owners Of the dog, We un-
dersiand, claiu the deer as their game,
killed. By their dog, while the psriy
.bootins.it claims itas his, ~ law suit
90 the ssriglts Of prnperty Yin the case.
is now in progress, the particulars Of which
we will give next scek. li!;.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-13

JrDes LyScu lei, currently report
cd that young man named j. A. Nc
Phcrsoi5I formerly aresident' Of Oil Creek,
Braxton County, vas hung short time
ago by $ party Of lyuchers, in Kan,as.
Before leaving this section, Mr.. MePher-
son aas very highly respected man. lis
family being ono Of the best in. the
County. The story is that he shot man
while engaged in game Of "scyen.up."
We trust, however, that The unhappy ru-
NOR may lack confirmation. 80.
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Perry TuEFr.-A few evenings ago,
some :, = unprincipled cuss stole a coat be-
longing to Mr.. Pa. Crane, from his house
in this place. This is pretty rough; for
Pat lost. a barrel Of xhiskey and other
things but, short time ago. They
might with. consistency have calledH on
so,uc other man this time.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-13

,-NSsDlRs slIlLI-SsgEa GxAsr-Nr
is from tie Buckwleat .Indcptnden.
that >. II. Rohrbough, Esq, q sterling
Democrat and paying subscriber Of ours,
!. been elected Mayor ofthat burg, vice
H. u. Murphy, (black) resigned. We
congratulate The town and cur friend Jake.
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Dr.. TeB. Epulsrcs left ,Yeston on
Thursday last for New York, where he
will ,prud tho winter msnihs at Bcllyue
Medical College. May the whole world
slime on thee, Tom; for if thou arl no. n
easl fellow there mr none to be fourdiu
this vale 6fteafs.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CpRISG AND SUMNER GOODS.

GPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
+. NJ. II A L E, ...G
Is now receiving large addition to ish
STOCK OF GOODS,
and invites his former patrons and the pub
lie generally is call and examine hist
NEW SUPPLY,
consisting Of the usual variety of
D Il Y co obs,
Also u splendid stock of
LADIES' SHOES,
Misses and Ohildrens Shoes, -
\ large lot of Mems and Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES
Asplendid lot ef Mems and Boys Hats,
VERY CHEAP.
Ladies' Hats,
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
! COFFEE, ]: q
SUGAR, .
NAILS,
.DYE-STUFFS,
QUEENSWARE,
STONEWARE, aud
SALT.
All kinds Of
LEATHER,
COTTON YARNS,
And in fact everything generally found in
his line Of business, which will be sold
low for cash Or produce in hand.
EAll kinds Of produce wanted in
oxchangeior Goods. " :
All the above goods can be purchased
cheaper OF my establishment than at any
other Store in West Virginia. Give me u
call before purchasing elsewhere.
EyMr. Hale has also a frst-class Boot
and Shoe Mandatory in connection with
his-Store, to which he would call the at
lion Of the public.
nov4,f M:HALE..
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RsvlvAL.-Quitr revival-under the
auspices Of llevs. Stecle'and Ridcr-Las
bceu progressing during the past week at
Tho 81. d. Church in this place. The
building has been crowded every night,
md many "n,ourners' have maleknowu
,bcir intention to 'do SO no more"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-13

FATAL ACCIDENT From . gentleman
Just returned tromR oane, County, We learn
thst a few days ago the boiler at the steam
saw-mill Of Mr.. liuddtcston, near Speu-
Ger, exploded. killing the sngineer-Scott
.Dar.ou-anl severely injuring several
others. The mill isan entire wreck. .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-13

AcclDssr,-On Thursday last. as Andy
Eiuiiston, son Of the Judge. Of this place,
was riding from Weston to Jacksonville,
hi. horse stumbled and fell, scriousl =
damaging Andrews heretofore handsome
countcnance.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-13

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BtAcxsMlrns will consult their interest
Nv examining Edwards large and full
stock of Iron, Steel and llorsc-shocs,
LANDS, &c. - ~ t.L----
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Atbkinds Of plain and fancy printing.
such I, rs Cards, Bill Heads. Checks,
Blanks. Tags, Re. neatly and cllesply cx.
'eated ut the Telegraph Office, Clarksbnrg,
West Virginia. - s.es II
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-13

REMARkABLs 0ccGgREscr. Twenty.
two years ago, Mr.. i NJ. West of Skin
Crock, in this County, Through over.exer-
ton, burst u large .abcess which had formed
on his left lung. aud yonlitcd nearly two
gallons iof:corrupticn. \ few days ago
he was afflicted 10 like manner. with the
same force as before, and for long time
his l;fo was again despaired Of, but strange
to state, he is again. able TO be about and
performs tue usual labor required on bis
farm. DR.. ". J. Bland attended him on
his frs! attack--Dr Roach on the second
the course Of treatment being the same
at both times.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-13

TUE SUPERVISORS. Board met at
the Court House on Tuesday last. License
to dispose Of the "ardcnt" was granted to
Mr.. J. Smith, jr. Mr.. =. I. L. Queen
was appointed Superintendent Of Free
Schools, to Gil the vacancy caused by the
removal FROM The County Of Dr.. N. b.
Blard. The Sheriff; Recorder, County
Surveyor. and til, Assessors Of Revenue,
efeappointcd a Committee to revise the
land books Of tho County After tran.
sacting considerable road business the
Board ADJOURNED until Wednesday next.