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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-11-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

r.. b. @ A M y b f. LII.
Blacksmith, Deer Lodge, Montana.
(Opposite John ONei's shopl
ATTENTION FARMERS AND FRElGHTERS!
Having located permanently at Deer Lodge City, am
prepared to shoe horses, mules and oxen do all kinds
Of iron work for wagons make and repair miners
tools and general blacksmithnc, with dispatch aud at
REASONABLE RATES.
Give me call
19ly r B. CAMPBELL.
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The Wonder of Helena !
A Fountain OF IIealthl
INDICATED RUSSIAN BATHS, -.
The Establishment Now open.
MAIN STREET z'-a- HELENA
Opposite Hershaeld's Bank Buildine)
Tub. Shower Russian, Hot, Cold, Nedicated and he.
tic Baths, with Rooms for 1nvalidR - q.
Cleaaliaess IL Next to Goodness.
A SURE CURE for Rheun.tis., Nou,.ai. rsvr.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
40 Cases Cured by the Med
iCated Baths.
Rsesn 70 N who havs been under treatment
This estshHshment, the bert Bathing institut,on n
the mountains, anywhere, with seven supcgh ~
these a.s Rassian, Yapos, Medicatsd ana (aeivssie
BatlA d whieA, iiA 81 WAieh, WKhnat CO. ~
ana CONF lss 90 q kSsanssisS, Hosst,is fey ca
and ~ cutaneoas diseases e 70 pay win % asked
- Private apartments Tor Ladies III lannies =
II Ts1sosial aspartneae d this estaa,i.h,. !,
sssvs. e $1,000 e. e. t,see o.lZ ths aoa cyst
s1slia1 ly3NfoSe:s povS slsss sssi.s.'s -
~ Z FRANK, hsqristo.
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4 Deed without n Xamc.-Dccr Lodge

4 Deed Nithon, a Xamc.-Dccr Lodge
has Invented new advertisement, combining
characteristics Of the Carnival. Il saturnalia,
an orgic and charivari, yet unlike any. II
il namclcss as the beasts and birds. ere Adam
snakc. Like Carnival. where liberty takes
license unlike ii for day shonc not, and
the eyes Of beauty looked not on tho scene
A sarurnalia in It's hid"ous din but discreet
even in its rrvrs. An orgic, wild. holster
Gus, Irresistible; yet plant and temperate in
itself A c!llriylri il It's scrcnat internal,
but carrying rr.rt>lmcHt5 II he victims. A
hignitary was about 10 depart. Two or three
friends laid parting words. and drank good
speed to quick return. Passing. in company
10 another acquaintance, he performance
was rcpcatcd wine warmed the blood; hi
larity succeeded; another ard another joined
The company; the rcvCl grew those who
had retired were routed out; the town
was a.clam,r; the thrJng surgcd through
the slrect3.-''ariarus had boiled over; Bed
lam had broken loosc--:lnd Us The midnight
hour went by, every able boiled, diStin-
gushcd and Enscrupul0us bachelor in town
WAS in ihc cOncl:yc, laden with liquors
Bacrhus woE,l have certified to, and cigars
that would Dc ilccnScin tlcnost.ls Of Grant.
Their coming was as Hector a. the walls of
Troy; their going as The exit wal! Of ban
ishcd demons. Knock, bang, chatter, ct a
door" take 4 drink" two, five, seven,
Il .vcn-"a smJ,ir,' two smokcs--'gct on
vour ,luus"- iii "a w." Fi"nds Of dark
ness, tiSlt about, OFT" and away
Onc. who filled carly. went home and re-
tired. An hour later, lie was called on;
search wne instituted hu, proved fruitlcss
Instead of departing ,hcrarty disposed itself
comfortably IL his quarters aid began telling
stories, when. after some time. n shivlrng
shape emerged from under the bed, vowing
his endurance was limited by his linen"
Another WAS sick, but learning he had
only been reading election returns, the case
was conicttcd. and he thrown out (of bcd)
for informally.
One genius got away with his game
made his appearance, said "hc had just re-
ccivcd information Of the death of dear
friend, would beg the forbcarancc of the
party, ctc'-and saw them depart quietly,
expressing sympathy, and regrctting the
bereavement. lie stated the next morning,
he had been reading The Nineteenth Chapter
of .Doiin. As Inc information therein was
doubtless npw TO him. he WAS cxcusab!c.
~ would have nsultcd such n mob. or
shaken them" les you would; it wasn't
that kind
II was 4 unique performance, perhaps
triilc TOO noisy; but as it was unprecedented
and is never likely to be repeated by that
party. let the record Of Monday night be
covered by that you were taught on Sab
bath. The greatest Of these
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esr BOSWELL & LANES
BILLIARD RooA AND SALOON.
Z STREET, DEER LoDGR CITY.
l. THE FASHIONABLE RESORT
BEsT TABLES on TIE West SIDE,
PEsr LiQrcRs on EVERY SIDE
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~ FOR RENT.--A suit of five Rooms, now &C
cupied by the Sun Pearl Gallery, Deer Lodge, will be-
rented from Dec 18TH 1869 to May 18th. 1870. Large
Rooms, conveniently situated, well finished and
lighted suitable for Offices, businees or dwelling
Terms Reasonable. Apply soon. So.
A. r. TNRASHER
19u Photographic Artist.
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'---'''-
Baltimore Cattle Market.

: l.... i1 i.fFt uI nlI 81 eiii iffN"fN
BEEF CATTLE. Prices idi to-day
ruled as follows odd Cows and Scala
wags ut 8 25a5 co.; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows Al s 5Oa6 so; fair qaaE-
ty Becves at I 50aS 90; ), and the very
best l'eeyesa ut s 25a9 So per 100 pounds,
theayerugc being about 6 Is gross, The
market opened moderately active this
morning, and for good aud prime Beeves
there was an advance of about %. per
100 lbs on the ralcs OF last week, but on
common and, medium grades Of cattle
there was no change, the market closing
rather dull, .a4i.l.s 81 ~ .a ~,
SHEEp.--Thc receipts during the past
week have been large, and although a
good demand has prevailed, the quota
tons, showra decline of fully 4c per lb.
Prices to-day ranged as follows Fair to
good woel sheep at'5!asc, and sheared at
5aGa per pound gross, ,.gnHql' Las
. lHOGS,--The market during, the past
week has been fully supplied, and with a
limited demand quotations arc barely sus-
tanned. Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Fair. to good fat Hogs at ii O0al5 30,
with few extra Of Is 70 per 100 pounds
net 81 T,, ace. 't-tt s.a ! .fs $40
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III, BOOKS ,Il. P,ERIODIcAL.sI.

p - atlal if ~ n.Jylt NJ Z. a, !
Hcn'9Tas AafoHn'lfI'-ihs Is Justly
called tl,e Queen q the NlonA'llles. y
is ipll q good sound sense, ana practical, ga,
Information Norma, itg away money ya'ue
IN It's valuable tuli-Sizea patterns WIN eY7
cry issue, AND contains ? mlnG OF interest d,
e every woman M IN rs Ladies Cup:
= rs as 500 broad@ay' ~ IL
S3, oofperyear;:. ljia,e,i N 49,. "a
Nemorests lo"ng an'eTc .a; m
ters''ng juvenile looks bright, guam,
aud saucy rs ever, N "a new colored coy
er, that VII set al! the children wild Wlll
delight. Among IT. features are 2 KITE;
puzzle picture; and lots = OF ! sores and
,cl'arades. published At sSs broadway,
N ~. $l,9o per year, 4; ,lt illls ID
ne LadH.s f'1end.-We have receIy-
CD the April number o. tals valuable
Magazine As usual, !''s relete WIN
good thlngs,1mong winch we .h,nk the
lowcr'al and interesting story OF Ik'land
Yorke,G Is tue most attractive However,
thu while literary contents o. me BOOK
are Of the highest character; published
by Deacon Y fe.srsonr al9 walnut Co.
Philadelphia. at SOW per year. G
Goarys Laays 6Gysi,T-las current I
number o. 'h,s vallap!s 'Aeo.n'y IS %.
lore u.s. aud allhnngh y y 'as! vere'ns
upon TUG close OF !,s hFst 5l'Hlt century,
9. usefulness, !, sun continues 70 9e ~
most a household y, nee ss ~ L.lA oo-
day: fhllade'phla' az 20 ,Uo PCT yGar. NJ
1me AA'Ete sCqfP,'fst'f777 ih!s ps aT)uye'
nile Masazns' and q sgeh y wen worthy
Ct thS patronage q Tue young lolks'
~ wcll Pr,ntea ana con.a'nsla ereas afal
li'at IS interesting az. :h,,f"c,,vero lpi
llsaea 6y Al'red y oewel'''gS lineage III,
at i.oo per ear .,ci:la,,t'a',, =, 9,ld W.
n1a1aerA llon 'e .oaf,'qeI 7 a,e "
regular receipt ,o1 'h .s, vallaole ana Gu.
tcfa'hing paper: me proprietor mas
succeeeea IN naAlnsa.. enc y w oe s,. Pa.i
pcrs OF ~ y, :eluss ana Is conseas.s iaau.ns
oioe orl''lans array ~ @,sn, (, ,Sno eoL,.
I I'.u " q, .' u In. S .ss AZ ~
JOIN y 9lat i, W. ~. as COW,
sH 'l hsen''g rs. SUI! continues
asoi yore' = 'Oe 2 welcome s,s''ofiln ev \
cry household. .Ase seems 70 nave ous
saoeu 10 '!s a,'rael'ens. aug l.,S'aras ~
Jay. among 'ne mrs. o. US class' ,Deaeoh
q ietesse m.,.n ~ walnut o.. l,h'laacl7
p"a: " ss9y ,, pet year w. ~ IL
hasef1g -uNg4.,.e''-"e are''n .on'
,.ahs ffce'P' q 'n's n'an,a1lh Week'y;
Us 60 eoa.en's ars sar I; as VIII approved
" 'ae 'p's. ",'ia''u,. ~ -, S'u'u'''. "
ultra sen.'mer.s and NEEDLES nel,nar
w'h politics nor, fel'g'1n, Dus Is sucn a
paper Us one cav sa!eiy ''y ne'ore MS
name y, 9, e'tsle. M"s : o q, pow NO . hn-'
deli o. boston: St.Vo'psfyear. ~,
ySe Mc'e t1'Hee'le 4aaga1,"s ana III, lae
lana y, Lore are now united. lhc ~ az
itess Q: inc eohs ,9 Aasaz'qe IS iAe
! = aeH 1G =, Ma9as'ae, o2et lexington
= Dals'nlGfe; ana us Phpilshers are
afnoa'' y N,utaoek' u 10 . " al' COT.
81 la
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81 9lDHE.RTYSEAENTS.
,CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
r. LANDS.

- "a - = q : o
DYvirtuc of Il decree Of the circuit court Of
lO.Lswi county, pronounced in the cause of
NJ, W. Harrison, commissioner, against jacob
Bush's executors and heirs and dcyisces, We
VIII, on the frs, day Of the mex, May term, 1860,
Of said court, mt the front door Of the court
b use Of said county, sell ut public sale to.,he
highest bidder, the following tracts of land,
situate IN said county, on Stone Coal and wa
tiers thereof, aud being land on which the said
Jacob Busl, resided at his death, and now occI-
pied by 'hisdevisecs or'l l19 et,
~ Attract OF o46 ACRES
belng the lower part ofsaid entire tract and EN-.
bracing the mansion house, being the part de-
yiscd to Elizabeth Bush. 1.!r7 .4F F
at 'iaA TRACriOF14s ACRES,
adjoining last naned, o, both sides Of Grass
Lick Run, devised 10 Jacob H. Bush.
.Ja.d A TRACT OF;l69 ACRES
ona branch of said Grass Lick; adjoining last
named, devised to Robert T.. bush. ~
A TRACT OF 204 ACRES AND 32
.asr..l u ltlPOLES,i suiSaa2
G. Vandevort's land, being tho
part devised to Elias Bush, less 4s acres sold by
jacob Bush to him. III lE,l f.yta
With the sale Of these lands tie dover es-
tate ofthe widow in the land itself, will pass 10
purchasers. AlaAe.9u Wv 'af
sad az y TERMS. @si'
A credit offs, IL, Is and 81 months, the pur-
chasers giving bonds with good security, bear
ing interest from day of sale Z.
i,csi N, " NJ. W., HARRISON;
s.i....s .5,, JOHN BRA NNON.
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. Fs
A prophet is said 70 be often without
honor; perhaps honor is quite as often
without profit. ,sai'" 4taah
Arm BRokEs.-A lew days ago Mr..
Samuel Dipsmore, of this place. met with
q severe. accident, and in addition to
other injuries, broke the radial bone Of
tue right arm.E il ~ 7stmu a5.
NoTlcE,-l shall leave my accounts
with Elias Fisher, sadaler, for collection,
aud all persons owing inc must meet
their indebtedness within 80 days. oN
ALT ea6a@m Gro, A.FlsuER.
|.rut ------------------.-- - .-f'
OuR readers will rccollect that some
time ago we noticed the tragic death of a
Mr.. Lewis SchatFcr, formerly citizen of
this place, Who was reported to US as
killed ut his saw-mill in Calhoun county.
The gentleman paid us aSisitga few days
ago, and after sinking hands with him,
and noting the extreme regularity Of his
pulse, We came to the conclusion that
there must have been some mistake.
While we are opposed constitutionally to
spelling a'gooa story, even Of lemon
cl,oly death, eve ara gh,d to announce that
our Calhoun reporter. in this case, re-
lied little too much on his imaginative
sd l-o''7-"i
NoTlcE.-I shall leave my accounts
with Elias Fisher. saddler for collection,
and'all persons owing me must meet
their Indebtedness within 80 days, y (.
al At al Gro. \. F,snEn.
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I'D yvsunderstand that Mr. W. +. Ar.
.uald, Of. Jacksonville, aided b. two huge
bull dogs, has declared uuroleuting war
against all the loose hogs Of that burg.
J.atc.. advices report the hogs in disas.
trous rctrca,--all swearing that the PEN is
still the mighty instrument Of earth.
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r AMI. FOR SALR l+Good Farming lah,is
i partly in cultivation, mud tile lalancr in
woods, for sale III lots TO sui purchases si.e's-
ted In Lewis county, on the Staunton ana Par.
kersbutg Turnpike, 8 miles from We ttn and
In Calhoun county, on thr Little Kanawlmriter
and un III. Pike. near GnntSSil!e. Lihetal
terms; Apply IL or address
FREDERIC FUtsE, Agthts for the heirs q
r. y. fm,se, DECD, AZ Weston nilsl.iG6.
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GDOD HKIITK

L paramount towralih. II thcss.srisin trd
order Purge oni the yils hunors aud lisieihIitis
with ilJbaek q Hood Pills, Hna eel ihr Internal
organs ,e,futniny .iieir ,eSdlpr ittttiiUns. aud
oate III order, keep them so BY the daily use OF
faCiials 81
soit 4st''t tet lie N',nuI, asmla
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L. B. slcG4LLy, aof jacksonville, has
sold hisproperty,, and leaves Immediately
for Kentucky ID sus M.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Fnanklin luarr,ll, Etor, u
oessee brorn N ehanrftyr IL he
TIL he arircnit rour Of
DYvirtne ola decree +. ndercd In the above
Dnamcd cause, at the March term, 1858, |,
will sell III trout Of the court house Of Lewis
county. on the fourth day OF the next term OF
circuit court Of said county, The tract .,of land
in tile bill and proceedings mentioned, being
"a 3TkACT OF 145 ACRES,
lying in Lewis comfy, on Camp Meeting Run,
4 branch Of Leading Greek. heihg the saine lund
purchased BY said Brown of Lewis Maxwell,
deed. All Hla4t 5ti5s 1pih ,41 I,
TERMS or sALE-.t credit ore, IL, and
10 mYntls the parehafer to execute bonds with
good ste'rlty, and a Hen TO Y" leiaihti Rs fur.
thrnshcnri't. ~ CALEB t,OtCESs, 2
inarvh lo.4t K CouinissiUhGr.
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pired.
MrE.-Anlrslm fvc months in
this country, engaged in peddling, says
the Ronuey LntelligeHccr, was arrested
in Gore township. a, few days ago,
charged with the crime of rape upon tho
person ola young gill. between fourteen
and fifteen years Of age, daughter of Mr.
Isaac Pultz. q highly respectable citizen.
The name ct the, criminal is Daniel
Mckinney, lis agc proIybly twenty five
years, and tue circumstances Of the most
aagrant character DR.. Clayton, the cx-
auining justice, sent him on for trial.
and he is now incarceratcd at MoorcGcld.
51fA @-I44- = - ---Al---
TO CLAnKspuRo.-0ur venerable SEMI
or paid a visit to Clarksburs tho other
day, aud gives US the resui. of that most
dangerous undertaking. Tic says Las,
week We visited Clarksburs, On private
business, aud remained several days, du.
ring which time We took OCCASION to look
attic many improvements which tho good
people of That city have been regaling the
public with Of late. We stopped al
Walker's-cverybody does that-and We
founl he hadn't improved in the least
nor ne don't walt him to. Himself and
his house suit usjnst as they are. The
traveller always inds. nice, clean beds and
the best ofedites. We called on our old
friend General sNorihcott--wc believe
everybody does that, too-andi we found
that lie had not improved a particle.
Hes not any llandsomer tl,an he was a
year or two ago cbews just as much TO-
bacco- smokes just as many stogics, and
duns his delinquent Subscribers just as
hard as ever Verify, we believe he is
ioi'.cd to his idols, and is past redemp.
ton. But withal, We found him social
and pleasant as Of yore, ind aside from
his politics, We wish him abundant sue.
cess. We dropped in at tic. Conscrra.
tie Office, and though the senior was alb
sent, were pleasantly entertained by Mr..
Walters, who is a very pleasant gentle
man, and who at once mad, us feel Al
home. lie gave us to understand tia,
he was well satisfied, SO fur, with the
success be had met with Ills paper, aht
thought the prospects ahead good. W.
wish him and his partner the success ,hey
deserve. We knocked around town
played a, game OF two VI billiards on at
old, rickety tablc--saw no improvement.
going on, bot room for a great many, ant
finally came to the conclusion that III,
sun did not rise aud set at that particular
point-General Northco.t to the contrar,
notwithstanding, ~
DExrisrny.-lVc take pleasure in an
nounting that Dr.. Lazier is again will
us, looking rs handsome rs ever, apt
greeting ono with the same old smile a.
Of yore Ills rooms at The Bailey
House, are thronged daily with friend.
and patients-and for him, II for no ont
else, there seems to be forming the neu
cleus OF a nice little fortune. AS The
visit Of the Doctor will only be Of three
weckt' duration, we would suggest t
those needing his services to cali and SCI
specimens Of Ills work, nd learn hi,
terms at once The great reduction II
the price Of material, and other facilities
which the Doctor possesses, ennbles hin
to compete SUCCESSFULLY with any Of I'M
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Nor,cr.--1 shall leave my accounts
with Elias Fisher. ssddler. for collection,
and Ill persons owing ME must meet
Indebtedness within 80 days.
a;l.4t H. Ggo. A. FisnEH.
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TRUST SALE

DY virtue of a deed Of trust, executed to me
ID as trustee, by John G. Eauman, Jr., to
secure note drawn by said Haumau, Jr., and
endorsed by John itIanman senior, and N.
Camden, will, on the, 4th day Of 1.-The May
term, 1860, of,he circuit court Of Lewis county,
sen at public sale 10 the highest bidder, at the
front door Of the court house Of said county, for
CASH, all that certain lot known Us lot No.
IL in tho town of Weston, on the South side Of
the Stanton and Parkersturg road, and known
us the lot on which the llauman house stands.
Given under my hand this 29d day of March,
1869. l'!H%i nm t'iT n9A1 .i4i';v
".rCALEBi BOGGESS,
march 2a.4t ~ ia o. 3,illrustee.
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!. Pao7ookapiis. Persons wishing cor
rect likeness Of themselves or .hsir fa,ui-
lies, should call q. once at $. +. Barrctt's
Photographic gallery. over Geo. Fishers
store. aasaoaf v hitid march
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NorlcE.-Alll persons Indebted to me
are requested to call aud settle i,nmedi.
atvly. Il I an closing my books, and
NUT hayethsm balanced by April 18th.
n20.st Gas. ;Hurn.
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Afewrcveuings ugota young man dis
persed gathering Of young ladies from
the The Presbyterian Church ut Churlcstown
iby appearing before them in a state of
nature aud nudity. The offender was
given three days in which to lcaye town,
but declined to avail himself Of the gan
e:ous psiyilcge. 10 the great scandal of
tile community, he refuses to depart; tar
and feathers arc talked Of, but nothing
definite iu''hs'lyneh line has yet trans
pired.
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!. Booss, our whilome up-.he.river cor.
respondent, fell, d few days ago, while
celebrating the Fourth Of July and
sprsinedhs ankle. He sill clings to
the Museum idea, and expresses a deter.
,nination to make it q success or break a
neck. 5lot B iii 345lq'i ir1i .eti /. ID
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1 would respectfully informmy customers, mS
f-icndsaid tho public in general, that hare
removed to the large and co,nmodious Ware
houses aely occupied by Messrs. Gilillan, Ebert
s Coz, where will always,b be found The largest,
best selected, and in prices not exeslled by any
house in the STATE, Of s''
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roaiIWe have on hand at tbs office large
qvantity efBLANK DEEDS, and JUS
'TlCEs "a, "A " s. IF a4.kiuas, gotten
UP IN Metbest style ~ q. Call and eramine.


TlcEss'' "A, "A: " s. IF aH..kiua., go'eu
up in Me'bea styy'e. Call and erami'ne.
at,4LOCAIL ITEMS.
~ Tux Western Fever has become almost
an epidemia.' aga ~
L. B. NIcGALLy, iof Jacksonville, has
sold hisproperty, and leaves Immediately
for Kentucky gtas ID.
GEonoII DAWSON must be sweet fcl-
low. lie has taken in at his store up the
: river over three hundred pounds of maple
sugar. pet week during the past j sugar
Season. f HiN
= ABnAHAM REeEs has sold the Hall
Farm. on Big Skin Creek, and moves to
Barbour. ~ l}'ti' 90 .ifl if'
tiupsoSt' sft k'ss t'as 3 SOU o 'l w onc
TO Maryland. Fi s. - sos
OrK WaIker,yills corresnondcnt ssvs
th., Mr.. N. b. Foster. Of that place. l,as
bad txins-making fonr children in two
years.: Ile1 adds enthusiastically -Hur-
rah for Foster No doubt he means Mrs.
Foster
e sD A.r-rusulls will acce,pt our thanks. We
,ru,. that he will fayor, US again and Of.
ten Such presents usa,l,is make truly
glad the heart, of Ye Local.
tl7ii,r,7 ~ ~ = - l,a%
effect Of making The mud Of tl,ut. cousis.
,cncy which sticks to o.;n US Grim Death
i. said 10 have dom. to .he dying Abo:isi
mss : :. s,gsG,5 -
II 49, : ~ :, 49, NJ III.
:, WV - 0'' ~ y, "sa0A''as'
s'liea WINE ss'. NV uAy'l w. :.
measuring % '''' s's"' % 'lss ~ as'N'' ~
"''s'' -----.- 4.--..--
NortcE.-Alll persons Indebted to me
arc ''luss'ea w y sa.. auu .e's',s 'Asa
"s'y ~ ~ ',Vs'as 10y vv0. WA, ,s su'
NV " a. na''' nsM O.'AA''' ~, :, sR H., 49,
D'-'s's -
Pao1ookApiis. Persons wishing a,cor-
rect likeness Of themselves Or 'hslr fa'ni-
lies, should call at once at $. p. sbarrests
photographic gallery. over Geo. Fishers
store. sae.'o'f 9lgli march
r..,,r = III, -. -. ,,.,,,,s
with Eliasi Fisher. ssddler. for collection,
= and all persons owing ME mast meet
Indebtedness within 80 days.
!, a;l-4taa5g si5elj5jl6Eo. A. FisnrH.
.iilW,, unders,apdI5 That MI ". +. Ar.
n,la Il .J,ck,onvil,s aided b. no huge
l,,nll.dos. b,s d.ol,rsd ,nrr,oisn,ino var
s,,;,.. ,,l ,hs ,oo.s hoes &C tbat bure
1.,,c.. Advice. renor, The hoos n a;sas.
,,ou, ro,r..,....,,, we,r;no J M M prx !.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-05

GEonaII DAWSON must be a sweet fcl-
low. lie has taken in at his store up the
river over three hundred pounds Of maple
sugar. pei week during the pas, sugar
Season. a q
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-05

BArrELLg will accept our thanks. We
trust that he will favor us again and Of
ten. Suehgpresents asShis make truly
glad the heart Of YeIncal.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-05
-CHANCERY SALE

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit court Of
IL Lewis county, pronounced in The cause Of
Thomas Fitzpatrick against Patrick, htzpa,-
rick and others will sell at public sale to tile
highest bidder, At tia front door. .ot tie court
house Of said county, on the first dayof Tile next
/ May term, 1869, Of said court the following
two tracts Of land :-olc being q tract Of las
aacres III said county, Hdh' wh1crs Of Goosepen
Run OF Indian Fork Of Sand Fork. sold hy Cam
den Bailes,s Camden gHid Patrick Fiizlat-.
rick; and lie Other ad)oining. being a tract Of
100 acres, conveyed W Ged. '. Arnold 70 Thos.
Net,nr,n;,t DItIi5I .tGHi5Uf isiH --'iT
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-05

Africnd ofours, visiting 1. n,eighbor,
found him disabled from having a horse
to step upon his foot. HoLbling out Of
the stable, the sufferer explained how i,
Twas standing here" said
hc-'the horse brough. his foot right
down ~ on on mine nil Our friend looked ut.
the injured member, which was one Of
the Mold pattern. and said very quiet
ly, "Well, the horse must step some
where" aW 'l.'''g
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-05

Tue recent heavy raius have had The
effect Of making the mud Of that, cousis.
,cncy which, sticks to, de as Grim Death
j. said 9 have done to :Ae dying; Abo;isi-
,uCs. "a III ofj;fi!I4
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-05

AppAHAM REeEa has sold the Hall
Farm, on Big Skin Creek, and moves to
Barbour. n f'lt. 2'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-05

I Nh. s, i. lloessr1rS, II Jacksonville,
killed a white swan few days ago.
measuring six feet eight inches across the
wings. $1,000