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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ClIANCERY SALE OF REAL
EST A r IL.

DYyiri of decree of the Circuit Court Of
ID Lewis c0unty rendered in tho chGncery
cause of Eigar Campbell, surviving partner oil
himself and James b. Campbell, deceased against
Nicholas d. Lngsr, Executor Of the last will and
testament Of William Bradshaw, decreased, and
others, will, ms Commissioner, ut the front door
OF the court house Of Lewis county, OH the ID
day of the next March Tcrm of the circuit court
for said county, offer for sale, the following lots
OF land in the Bill and proceedings mentioned,
to-wit; First one fourth part Of ] sacres, being
that part that was devised to Sally Bradshaw by
William Bradshaw, deceased, lying in Lewis
county, on Fritz's Run, and leo acres, devised
10 John Washington Bradshaw by said William
Bradshaw, deceased, lying in said county on the
Sand fork Of the West fork River, and in case
Of the failure Of the above tracts to pay the
debts mentioned in said decree, will then sell
the residue Of the land mentioned in the Bill
and proceedings of which the said William
Bradshaw died seized.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit of SIX, twelve and eighteen months
will he given, the purchaser giving bond and
security. MATTHEW JOHNSTON,
jany25.4t Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEfOSlTfONS.

NOTICE TO TAKE DEfOSlTfONS.
IN To Harvey Wincmilcr, Alexander Brooks
and Martha 2. Brooks You will take notice
that will, on the 24th day OF February, 1869,
between the hours Of o'clock a. NJ, and 4
O'Clock PM, Of that day, at the law Office Of
John S. Fish r, proceed to take the dispositions
ofWiliam Henderson md others, to be read in
evidence III my behalf, in cl,anccry suit pend
ing in the circui, court Of Upsh,r county, in
which suit I, as guardian Of Charlie, Wincmil-
Ter and rs administrator of Marccllus Wineniil-
Ter, deceased. am complainant, and you, and
Others, are defendants.
If from any cause The taking oftlc sad depo-
si.ions should not be commenced on tina. day,
or commenced, should not be completed, the
taking of the same will be continued from day
to day and from time TO time at the same place
aud between the same hours, until completed.
Respectfully, EUGENE T. SUMMERvlLLE,
Guardian of Charles Winemillcr and admins
traitor Of sIarccllus Wine,nillcr, deceased.
ian lS.4t
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CHANCERY SALE.

DAITlTI0N having been made by decree
/ Of the circuit court Of Lewis county, in the
cause of John White and others VS.. j. N. jack
son and others, between ,he.hcrs of the late c.
L. jackson, of lands in said county, on Free
mans creek, waters thereof, and on the Vest
Fork river, known rs the Hall farm. and adja-
cert lands, and the court having by said decree
Of partition ordered that Practitioners should
pay certain debts and costs, and did charge the
same 10 retrospective allot,ncuts; and the said
imr,itioucrs not having paid the same, and the
several owcltics ofparlition thereby adiudged TO
he paid, and they still remaining in default, no.
ice is hereby given, that the respect 70 parts Of
said land so mr,i,ioncd, unless relieved by pay
mcnt ofsaid charges upon the same, will, on the
frs, day Of the March term 1869, of the circuit
court ofI.cwis county, be sold at public sale to
the highest bidder, III the front door OF the
court house of said county, on credit Oft u
and 10 months, the purchaser giving bonds with
COOL security. For more particular
description of locality and boundary, reference
is made te the papers Of said cause, in the office
Of said circuit court.
NJ. EDMtSTON,
JOHN BRANNON,
jan 25-4t Commissioners.
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MAnlSE 1rras-ioH Of ]lsaon.-
Business at the Main Street Wharf has
showed a lively appearance during the
past few days. The danger Of sudden
freeze hurried up The down.street boats,
and on Wednesday night the docks were
we'll filed Floating ice, near the land.
ing at Uhalfant's Store, came near sink
ing the propeller Juncbug, but no further
accidents are reported. On Monday The
fine mail Steamer Alhanlbra was enabled
to make n landing near Williams Shop,
and the usual trouble Of cattiag The mail
was avoided. The schooner Eclipse
brought up full cargo Of rosin OH Tues
day. which was shipped to Liberia ria
the Alley Canal Pat. Crane is building
an addition TO the ltyee at his place. We
leain that our Mayor aud Town Council,
who arc the princip'l stockholders in Tie
Min Street Navigation Company, are
making handsome profit by their enter
rrisc--a ten per cent. dividend being
talEp.l nf.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BEEF CATTIE.-priccsto-day
ranged MS follows: Old Cows and Scalt.
wags Of 8 GOAL CO., ordinary thin Steers
Oxen and Cows at 4 O0a5 90; fair to
good Stock Cattle 5 0OnG 90; fair quail.
ity Beeves u 5Ou1 90; and the very best
Reeves 8 0OaS is per 100 lbs, the aver.
age price being ahou. 50 gross. The
market was dull, ut decline Of about %
io5O cents per l9v lbs frou tie rates Of
last week
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EyxRyBoDy went to church last Sunday
morning. B

We have elegant wcathcr-spring,
summer, autumn and winter all in one
day Is no longer novelty.
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A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indescreticil will, for
the sake of humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions fer making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing 10 profit by tho advertisers
cxperence,ean de $50 By addressing in perfect
confidence. JOHN u. OGDEN,
h2G-ly oh nac 42Cedar st. Y.
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MARRIED..

III New Orleans, on the 10Th Of Dccc,n.
Der, 1868, at the residence Of Mrs.
Slack. By the Rev. Dr Adams. Boiling
Ellridge. Esq, to Kate, eldest daughter
Of G. s. Hurley, Esq, all Of Brenham,
Texas.
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CllANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT IN JANE LEW

DY virtue Of decree Of the circuit court of
ID Lewis county, in the causc Of John VI.
McWhor.cr against Sias ". Hall, etc., I, as
Commissioner, will offer for sale In front ofthe
court house door Of Lewis eonhty. OH the first
day Of March court next for said county Of
Lewis, the house and lot in the bill md pro.
cccdngs mentioned, situate in the town of Jane
Lew, and being the same now occupied by silas
". Hall
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4 TIE ladies Of Clarksburg are voting as
to vl,o the best looking man-wcnring
whiskcrs- in Harrison county. We want
10 bet III General Northcott.
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good assortment Of Groceries always kcbt
on hand. Produce bought and sold. The best
quality of liquors for sale, in quantities 10. suit
purchasers. Wheeling stogics, fine cigars and
the best grades Of Tobacco, always on hand.
Storc--onc door above the Bank.
apr27-tf
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OtLOTIIES WRINGERS.

|NOrHES wRINGERs.
"CIAMPION,' with Patent Slotted
Cog Gearing and Curved Clamp.
"NOVELrY," with Double Cog Gear
ing and Curved Clamp.
Celebrated "UNION" Washers and
Wriugers.
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Observation-Disclosures thanks are
due, aud arc hereby rendered to a fair
friend for a present received a few days
ago. We can only wish that her life
may ever be bright and beautiful as the
sunny land whence came her welcome
gift. -
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REMEMnEn that DR.. j. n. Lnzier will
visit Weston gu the lst day Of April,
1860. jan 1876
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND.

Tn pursuance Of the decree OF tho circuit court
lofGilmcr county, rendered on the LIST day Of
October 1868, In the cause Of Isaac Jackson
against Andrew Stllnaker, etc., ] shall offer for
sale at the from. door OF the court hoase Of
Lewis county, OF, the 9Th dry Of March, 1889.
THAT being court day. the land in the bill and
proceedings Ofsaid cause mentioned, being so
icres Of land, situate on the West Fork river,
near the lnoul Of kinchelce's Greek, In Lewis
county, mud the sainc land Dn which the said
Andrew Stanakcr md Mrs. Lake now live.
| shall first offer that part Of the land now
occupied by Andrew Stanakcr, and not sold
by him to - Lake; aud II the same shnl! not
he bid TO u stun sufficient TO satisfy the amolint
lrcretd TO the complainant, then shall offer
the whole Of said land, together or in parcels, us
may deem best
TERMS or SALE.
tpon credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser executing bonds With
good personal security, bearing interest from
llnin t."...
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Tun cullud perfeshun ofClarksburg are
training for Congress.
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TuE State Editorial Convention will be
held at Grafton on February 10th,
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WANTED "A pair of 1ndia-rubher
boa,s, with arm.lo.cs, to ford some Of
our trcet.crossings,
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TIE ladies of Staunton arc having
shooting matches.
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RgMsxrEk that DR.. j. NJ. Lazier will
witt Weston on the LIST day Of April,
1860. jan 1873.
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'TuE Parknrsburg Times and Elizabeth
Ga=etie have been consolidated.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
SHOCKING DEATH.
A Former Citizen Of Weston cut to
Pieces BY a Saw.

IAeeeso " SAVE
On the 14th inst, we arc informed,
Mr.. Lewis Schatfer, formerly a resident
Of this place, met with a most horrible
death. The steam suw-mill, Of which
Mr.. S. was one of the proprietors, is sit
uated near Grantsville, in Calhoun
county; and it appears that Mr.. schaFcr
exercised general supervision over the
concern; and, while attending to the
saw, his attention was attracted from his
work, and in his alarm, when he saw his
close proximity to the saw, he fell, and,
unfortunately for the poor fellow, so
close to the terrible instrument, that ere
he had time to arise, it had him in its
clutches, when Of course, but q moment
was necessary to tear his body asunder
1t is hardly probable that he experienced
the slightest pain, for Ills dealt, was
almost instantaneous. Although help
was near ut hand, it could avail nothing,
for one revolution OF the saw was enough
to complete the horrible work. We learn
that Mr., schaller leaves q wife and
family.
This is but ona Of number Of acct
dents ofthis nature which have occurred
recently in our locality; and once more
we caution those engaged in such bust
ness, to use greater caution. Their
limbs, or, as in this case, their life, may
pay the forfeit Of moments carclessncss
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TIE meeting of the I Q, R. T, is in
definitely postponed difficulty being ex-
perienced in assembling quorum.
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Tue opinion is that the Little Kanawha
improvements will be completed during
the present year.
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Leaves parSersburgat 5:2a p "
Arrives at Carksburg at 900 P. N.
Arrives at Grafton Mt lO:lO r. ",
For further particulars apply to W. II. Free
naa at the Clarksburg depot.
44--. r . JOHN l.. WILSON,
49, Master OF Transportation.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Tue Little Kanawha was on another
high last week.
TME Parkcrsburg Times and Elizabeth
Ga=eHe have been consolidated.
TuE State Editorial Convention will be
held at Grafton on February 10th.
----s---
TnE cullud perfeshun ofCIarksburg are
training for Congress.
TIE ladies of Staunton arc having
shooting matches.
s'o-a TIE Charleston people deny that they
have the smallpox.
: Tup Internal Revenue Bureau for this
District had pow-wow at CIarksburg
last wcek-Collccto Kelley in the chair
TuE opinion is that the Little kanawha
~, IL,
the present YEAR
- :,
fj hkMsS'k" '"'' w. = ", '''1'.' W." :,
vl'n weston 'S W '"' ts' ~! :, A r.
1901 ." 'o'o'
WANTED "A pair of India-rubher
boots. with arm holes, to ford some Of
n F+
..your strcet'cross'"gs'
Tun ladies Of Clarksburs are voting as
10 who is the best looking man-wearins
vh;skcrs- in Harrison county. We WI nj
"a lot ~ General Nor,l,cott.
------o-,
AeAS'"1''''~.S's' '""""' ~
uue' a"u "'' '''e'S ''.'''' '''
't'eha LOT present. 'eee''e' e" Wy
as'' w "a" o.'9 ".s" '".. "'' wv
.rr,, land vh.ncc came bcr welcome
in N ~
----------=--
NOTICE -oh an" "''cf 'hc ISL uay Vi
January loo9' l sha'l cease 10 40 +"
crodlt pusihess' aho ss'"'i keep no DOORS.
al persons knowing themselves 'haeo'e'
10 INC are rcques'ea 10 eau ana se''!c 'm'
n'cd'asoly' as my books must ue closed
& Jan : f" ! NJ. ol'ALfASr'
WE want news from every township IN
tue county. Tel us Inc accidents Tue
- discoveries tue 'mproSemehts-'n 'ac''
any news you choose "i'i no' some
z one or more Oh our patrons III every part
:" the county let us near from 'nem res
ularly! Every item OF news VIII DC OF
interest TO somebody. fq""''y welcome
VIII 20 items OF news ''o'n '"' COUNTIES
adjacent 10 our own.
--r------------..--.7-
TIE Morgantown los' INSISTS on tue
legislature locating the Cnp''o' AT It's
present session. anu adds "buckhahh"''
Is our f'rst choice; Charleston our Sec
ond flatwoods our tllra' ana "hee''"e
.i our fourth. hather than DC %''"er'"
by the weight OF inc 'ha's""'lo" o. tue
ubiquitous foa'nc LEGISLATURE VIII "'''
doubleday dcc'dc on DucAna""o"--'n
horn.
TIN veteran editor Of the TclrgwpA-
General Northeott-mourncth lest he
should lose Tue friendship Oh 'he cna'''P''''
a. pork packer ''os rarl'swor'n. nc put
ten on saceeloth aha hshes-p""e'' n'S
ancient Deard' anu cSpec'orates'n " 'e"F-
Jul 'na'ner-ana all tue WINE assure,
tile trOOIy lOll that lie mas no ncrsOlul
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TIE Internal Revenue Bureau for this
District had pow-wow at CIarksburg
last wcek-Collector Kelley in the chair
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LOCAL ITEMS.

TmE Little Kanawha was on another
high last week.
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A WALKING PiLL.Box.-We Under.
stand that gentleman living in this
county has taken 5000 Of lIrandretl's
Pills within the last fifteen mouths, which
would be 264 per month, or about eac'l
day Three Of these pills are considered
large dose for an adult-tlnt is, as re-
CARDS eiIcc. The gentleman in question
has become 81 addicted to their use that
h. says he could not exist without them.
and carries tlicui III his pocket as onc
would tobacco. lis appearance is that
Of n remarkably healthy man his fca-
lures more resembling those Of a robust
boy than Of a man Of mature years, On
Thursday last lie laid in another stock of
8i5. Al If tho above was purchased at
Frank C'alf,nt's, inlep,n lent Of what he
In, bought elsewhere. As n pilli't. we
think this case is an entire Success
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TnE veteran editor Of the Tlcgmph-
General Northcott.-mournetl lest he
should lose the friendship ofthc champion
pork packer, Hog Farnsworth. lie put
teth on sackclotl aud ashes-pullcth his
ancient beard, and cxpcctoratesin fear
full nanncr-and all the while assures
the trooly loil that he has "no personal
quarrel with that distinguished gentle
mar
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L. NJ. IL ~ u e.
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
b ny GODS,
Also n splendid stock Of =
LADIES' SHOES,
Misses and Childrcns Shoes, Z.
A large lot Of Mems aud Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A splendid lot Of Mems and Boys Hats,
VERY CHEAP.
Ladies' Hats,
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
NAILS,
DYE-sTUFTS,
QUEENSWARE,
STONEW ARE, and
-SAr.T,.
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GENTLEMEN.
Johnpy Rcb-Er. Ralston.
Ike PuhUg'cn-Arthnr Dent.
fcrmi'm Gem-J. II. Bare.
ltonh-T. 3. Edmiston.
anna Dirk.inson-Col. Woodrord.
CMmi La,iy-1rv Bailey.
Grseian Bend Cen paaicr) Rod. Ed.
mission. .sI.
picrrot-F. j. Laforme.
Htrmit-Dr. Camden.
D,n,iy-R. D. Davis,on.
Twhih ZOare-ITp.on McCandlish.
Il. E. Bi-J. j. Duncan.
hdc.n.thc-DW-Dr. Kunst.
IAN 7run,p-C. Y. Fisher.
PAIL Py-D. NJ. Bailey.
piOrghboy-.T. A. Edwards.
Irish Observation-Disclosures.
The Stranger Albert Lewis.
llMgiriu,i-B Bud. Dawson.
Macbedm-Nlajor Anderson.
Press Reporter (aiyaised IN clean
coilU)-j. ". Woiindin.
Mrs. Ely, the daughter ofDr. Hills,
added much to The pleasure of The occa.
sion by her elegant music; and the very
pleasant and afIablc manner in which sic
ininistercd to the watts eff her fathers
fair guests In bel'alfof the gentlemen
invited, oursclf among the number, we
tender our warmest thinks TO Mis-. and
Dr.. Hills, Mrs. Fly, and the ever Kind
and gcn'lcin1nly Dr.. Nuust
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REMEMBER that DR.. j. NJ. I.azicr will
visit Weston on the LIST dag Of April,
1869. jan 1885,
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NorrcE On and after the LIST day Of
January. 1869, | shall cease to do n
credit business, aud shall keep no books.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me are requested to call and settle i'm
n,cdiacly, as my books must be closed.
jan 1 If +. NJ. CmALrASr.
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rNlMk TABLE,
Ii. T. d. RAILROAD.
TRAINS will lie run on this road ill further
notice, as f,llows:
MAIL TRAIN WEST.
Leaves Graltona ll:+5 \, NJ.
Arrives NJ C!arksburg at l2:4e p. ",
Arrives At farkcrsburg at sos P, NJ.
FAST LINE WEST.
Leaves Ginftonat $40 4, ".
Arrives At Clarkshurg at $40 4. ",
Arrives AZ Parkcrspurg at Halo y, N.
MAIL TRAIN EAST.
I.eavca Parkersburg at 1890 4. ".
Arrives At Clarkshurg at $50 p. ".
Arrives at GRationat 400 r. N.
FAST LINE EAST.
Leaves 2arkersburgat 5;a5 pm
Arrives at Clarksburg at 900 P.M.
Arrives at Grafton Mt lO:lO r. ",
For further particulars apply to W. H. Free
man at the Clarksburg depot.
1--a .a. JOHN L. WILSON,
49, Master OF Transportation.
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TIE Charleston people deny that they
have the smallpox.
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lDEq
MOOD SlNGLEMse
WOOD DOUBLE IRGg <sDUT.
BURIAL SEPARATOR, ALL IRON.
VIRGINIA, HAND OR POWER.

E,EED CUTTERS.
NATIONAL FEED CUTTER.
GALES COPPER STRIP CUTTERS:
GALES LEVER CUTTERS.
TELEGRAPH CUTTERS.
SINCLAIR'S CELEBRATED PRO-
PEILOR CUTTERS, the best, strong.
est aud most durable Cutter in use.
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All kinds Of
LEATHER, &.
COTTON YARNS,
And in fact everything generally found il
his line Of business, which will be sold
low for cash or produce III hand.
Es-All kinds IL produce wanted in
exchange for Goods
All the above goods can be purchased
choapcr ut my establishment than at any
other Store in West Virginih. Give Inc .
call before purchasing elsewhere.
re- Mr.. Hale has also tirst.class Boot
and Shoe Mandatory in corne&ion with
his Store, to which he would call the at.
ton Of the public.
novltf =. NJ. HALE.
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A credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given the purchaser by giving bonds and
good security, to bear interest from day of sale
and lien will also bc retained on the property
rs further security.
a WM. L. ARNOLD,
jan 1S.4t Commissioner.
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TIE Morgantowu Pos. Insists on the
legislature" locating the Capitol at its
present session. and adds: "Buckhannon
is our first choice; Charleston our Sec
ond Elatwoods our third. and Wheeling
our fourth" Rather than be withcred
By the weight of the Indignation of the
ubiquitous l'os',thc Legislature will TN.
dcubtedly decide on Duckllannon-in q
horn.
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TIE MAsQugnAps.-Our irreprcssible
young people, on Wednesday evening
last, conceived the idea that masqucr-
ade ball was necessary to their happiness,
and the proposition meeting with univcr-
sal favor, it was announced that on Thurs.
day night-short notico-,h, maskcrs
could display their costumes and their
ga!lantry DR.. Hills, Superintendent Of
the Asylum, generously offered the large
hall Of that building for the dance and
promenade, and Will, the MD of lis kind
lady, did much to render the affair mos,
happy and agreeable one. BY cigh,
o'clock the maskcrs were at tic place ap.
pointed, and then commenced the scenes
incident to such an ussemblagc. The
costumes were excellent. Their origi.
nality, in nearly every case, prevented all
danger Of recognition and the characters
throughout were SO well sustained, that
when the hour for unmasking arrived,
each one was astounlcl at the complct
disguise Of his ncighbo-. Our readers
eau imagine the sceuc-tllc large and Gle.
CANT hall. three hundred feet long--bril.
liantly lighted-often six cotillious on the
floor at the same timc--tlc remuinine
space occupied by promcnalcrs-thcir va.
ricd and beautiful costumes adding q
strange but regal grandeur to VIVA.
seemed to us like sweet dream, or q
vision Of Fairy land. As the young pco.
pie of Weston were the first in this sec.
ton Of the State to inaugurate the era Of
masquerade balls, and consequently have
more experience than the rising genera
ton Of our ncigllboring towns, it could
not be expected that this attempt should
prove other than an entire success. Where
there was so much excellence, it would be
idle to particularizc; but We give below
however, few Of The more pron,;ncn,
characters:
School GiA-Nliss Florence Brannon.
Nyht-Nlrs. Moore. ~
French iuys llai,l-Nliss Alice
F'oper GiH-Nliss Fannie DAVIDSON.
Mrs. PdtiagtOn-Mrs Rcny.+
Flora .MFhimay-Nliss Flodc Davis.
son.
Irish Market lIinlan-N1rs. Harrison
Florcr Ghi-Aliss Gertrude Bennett.
Fortune TtRer-Nliss Hattie Edmis.
ton
Mary, Queen Of Seo's-Nliss Mary Ar
mold.
Highland Quen-Nliss sallic Bailey
Scottish Mssie-Mrs. Dent.
Sponish huly--NIrs. DR.. Camden.
GENTLEMEN.
Ahm,y Reb-Er. Ralston.
Ike Patington-Ar'hnr Dent.
Pcru1'om Gem-J II. Bare.
Mynk-T. j. Edmiston.
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VIZ want news from every township in
tic county. Tell us the accidents, the
discoveries, the improvcmcnts-in fact,
any news you choose. Will not some
one or more of our patrons in every part
Of the county let us hear from them reg
ularly? Every item Of news will be of
interest to somebody. Equally welcome
will DC items Of news FROM tho counties
adjacent 10 our own.