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CURED AT HOME,

BY addressing letter TO DIR. FLATrERY,
stating case, symptoms and length OF time the
disease has continued, can have medicines
promptly forwarded, free from danger and Sc
Curcly sealed, to any part OF the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
Consultations free, and communicates strict
ly confidential. All cases guaranteed, or tha fac
will he refunded in every case,
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Standing Committees Of tho Senate.
Special Committee on Constitutional
observation-disclosures. Haines, Edwards,
Eastman, Hurd, Hall.
Milcugc-Mcssrs. Linn, Eastman, Mon
roe.
Elcctions-Mcssrs. Hastings. Grey. Abra-
ham,:
Judiciary-Mcssrs. Welty, Hall, Bonni-
field, Edwards, Tritlc.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Stevenson,
Wilson, Mullan, Linn, Shamp.
Rules and Joint Rulcs-Messrs. Monroe,
Grey, Brown.
Public Printing-Messrs. Abraham, Hall,
'Haincs.
Public Morats-AIcssrs. Mullan, Wilson,
Wclty.
Claims-Mcssrs. Monroe, Mason, Ed
wards.
Public Lands-Mcssrs. Edwards, Bonni-
field, Grey.
Military and Indian Affairs - Messrs.
Hazard, Linn, Wilson.
State Library-Messrs. Wilson, Hazard,
Hall.
Internal Improvcments-Messrs Hurd,
Eastman, Shamp.
State Afairs-Mcssrs. Brown, Shamp,
Hazard.
State Prison - Messrs. Hall, Shamp,
Brown.
Counties and County yBoundarics-Messrs.
Grey, Hastings, Wilson, Edwards, Tritle.
Federal Relations-Messrs. Mason, Bon
nifield, Edwards.
observation-disclosures. Bonnifcld, Welty,
Abraham.
Agriculture and Manufactures - Messrs.
Haincs, Eastman, Wilson.
observation-disclosures. Hurd, Hastings,
Mason.
Enrollmcnt-Mcssrs. Linn, Hall, Mullan.
Supplies and Expendtures-Shamp, Null
Ian, Hurd.
Roads and Bridgcs-Hastings, Stevenson,
Wilson.
Corporations-Messrs. Eastman, Haines.
Hall, Stevenson, Bonnifeld.
Ways and Means-Messrs. Tritle, Monroe,
Haincs, Eastman, Hastings.
standing Committees OF tho Assembly.
Judiciary-Messrs. Hillycr, Woodworth,
Corbett, Gray, Bowman, Moody, King.
Ways and Means-Mcssrs. Tenant, Doo-
lin, Small, Lammon, Moulton, Hillyer, May
hugh. ...
Mayhugh, Burson, Cleveland.
Mines and Mining Interests - Messrs.
Rule, Shaksperc, Gray, Randall, Doolin,
Brown, Moody.
Counties and County oundaries-Messrs.
Mayhugh, Richardson, Burson, King, Mills,
Bunker, Coburn Doolin.
Mileugc-Messrs. Moody, Davis, Rule.
Public Lands-Mcssrs. Hillyer, Mayhugh,
Lammon, Tennant, Woodwork.
Claims-Messrs. Wright, Shakspcre, Pot
ter. Welch, Scott.
State Library-Meosrs. COrbctt, Potter,
Burlingame.
Internal mprovements-Mcssrs. Clere'
land, Hanson, Brown, Barney, Moody.
observation-disclosures. Bowman, Davis, Bur-
lingamc, Brown, Rule.
| agriculture - Mcssrs. Scott, DanSoefg'
| Barney, Shimmin, Hanson.
Contingent Expenses - Messrs. Potter
| Cleveland, Richardson, Clark, Ford.
] Military and Indian Afairs-Mcssr.
Burlinoamc, Potter, Tennant, "a"ef'
Federal Rcla,ions-Messrs. Welch, Ford
State Institutions-Messrs. Moulton, Lam.
mon Small, Barney, Burlingame.
Tr,dc and Manufactures-Messrs. Ander-
son. Bunker, Coburn. Ford, Shakspere.,
EIeetions-Messrs. Burson, Cleveland,
% Public MoraIs-Messrs. Gray, Dangberg,
Davis.
PrintlnB-"e'si'' S''1''' A'"'NA' W.
Railroads-Mcssrs. Woodwork, Hanford,
Moulton, Moody, Hanson.
Engrossment-Mcssrs. Mayhugh, Barney,
Woodwork.
Enrollment-Messrs. King, Wright, Ran.
dali.
Swamp and Overlooked Lands-Messrs.
Scott, Dangbcrg, Shlmmin, Doolin, Cleve-
land.
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BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION

DERsoNs DESTROYS OF AVAILING
themselves OF tho relief provided BY M me
United States Bankrupt Act OF March 1851
are hereby notified that discharges IN bankrupt
cv cannot bc granted on petitions filed amer
JANUARY ia;9, where the estate OF the np-
picant will not pay my per cent OF the liabili.
Ties proved against II.
Until JANUARY !, 1869, petitions may be filed
and discharges granted thereon without rcier-
cncc TO the assets OF the insolyent.
R. NJ. DAGGETT,
Clerk District Court o. s. for the District OF
Nevada. del'u
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

GOLD HILL NEWS
NEWSPAPER.
BOOK A N d j o B
Printing Office.
MAIN sTRKRT... GOLD HILL.
PHILIP LYNCH.........P Proprietor.
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
OF RIVE VARIETY
Executed with accuracy anddbpstOh
In A STYLE THAT WILL C0MtARE
with the very bsst, and
AT RATES AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
STOCk CERTIFICATES
Sor Mining nnd Other Companies
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE!
AND At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Cards and Bill Heads,
CHECKs. DRAFTs,l RKCEIPTs,
OF the most modern aud elaborate designs Our
lnrge and varied stock OF
FANCY INKS. TINTs. ETC,
Are ofths finest quality, and for richness ofcolcr
and durability. cannot be equnled In the State.
Our Facllitlns for tho Execution OF
Decorative Printing!!
In the most Beautiful Colors. Shades and
| TInts. such az
STOCK CERTIFICATES
ORNAMENTAL SHOW CARDS,
FANCY POSTING BILLS,
(From single Sheet to the Largest Mammoth,)
"" A A'' '
/ ment In the Stats. We devote special attrn-
tion TO thIs branch OF the business. and are con.
nnGy %uaS To s Of %
-,op-
Etc, Etc. Etc.
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PAPER! PAPER! PAPER

PAPER! PAPER! PAPER
7 HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE AND
extensive assortment OF WALL PAPER
ever offered In this State, comprising English,
French, ard American patterns, In Gilt, Satin
and Blank.
For list OF prices and samples, call at
JOSEPH FREDERICKs',
Nc. AZ South @ Street, virginia,
OPPOSITE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
Where will also be found WINDOW GLASS OF
all sizes; LOOKING GLASS PLATES, Double,
Thick Glass; PICTURE FRAMES; GILT
MOULDINGS, etc; WINDOW SHADES OF all
descriptions: CORNICES, etc.
eW-orders for Glazing, Papering, House and
Sign Painting, etc. len at ,
JOSEPH FREDERICKS',
IS South C street, opposite Bank OF California.
no2l.lm
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Private Medical Institute,
AT SACRAMENTO. +
DR.. J. FLATTERY
HAS ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK CITY,
II and has opened his Medical Institute
AT No. 81 FOURTH STREET,
Near the Postoficc, Sacramento,
TO CURE THE SICK,
He Tells Exactly Your Disease !!
HE REQUIRES TO SEE THE PATIENT
BUT ONCE, AND GIVES SPECIAL
AND GENERAL MEDICAL AID.
No Mercury or Poisonous Drugs Used!
NEW REMEDlEs:
CONSULTATIONS FREE
Hs Cures with indifferent ense
Private and General Chronic Diseases; Second.
ary symptoms; Catarrh, Deafness, Dis
q D.. IF..NNa tWA1 CsarhN
CONSULTATIONS FREE

Private and General Chronic Diseases; Second.
AIRY symptoms; Catarrh, Deafness, Dis
charges from tho Ear, Impaired Sight,
Bronchial and Pulmonary Com
plants, and al the various dis
eases incident TO the Eye,
Ear, Throat, Lungs, and
the Mucuous Membrane,
Or any other part Of the system attended with
functional arrangements or Morbid Discharges
His consultations for years have averaged from
five 10 ten thousand year, which gives him an
experience unsurpassed by any, and only equaled
By few.
Remember, no docs not promise TO cure all
stages Of disease. While all diseases are cura
hle, II taken in season, all stages are not. Your
case may be curablc this week, not next; to-day,
not to- o-morrow--hence the danger Of delay.
eg- No case will be received where there Is
any doubt Of cure and relief.
Prrsons N N distance in most cases. NAV be
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
Millmen, Painters, Glaciers
Paper Hangers, Etc.

fV.OVU STONE;
100 CARBOYsOF sULPHURIC
ACID;
o5 CARROYS NITRIC ACID,
25 CARBOYS MURIATIC ACID
20, 900 LBS. ATLANTIC AND
JEWETT'S LEAD;
1900 s. SS. RNGLISH RED LEAD
2,5O0 GALS. ENGLISH BOII.ED
OIL. in Drums and bnrrrls,
so BRLS. OHIO FIRE PROOF
PAINT
1000 GALS. SECOND QUALITY
OF BOsLND OIL, for
Roof Pnintin:, Etc, Etc.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

JANUARY ..
BEEF CATTLE.-Priccs to-day
ranged Us follows: Old Cows and Scala
ways at 4 5Oa5OO; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen aud Cows at 5 O0aG 90; fair to
good Bceves.7 O0as 90; and the very
best Beeves 8 OOa0 90 per 100 lbs, the
average price being about 800 gross.
The market was quite active. and prices
about SOC per 100 lbs. higher than last
week. but closed very dull.
SllEEP.-Tl market has been mod
era.cly supplied during the past week,
and for fat sheep there is q good demand
at better rates, while inferior qualities are
dull at former quotations. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair to good fat Sheep
at 4aGc per pound gross.
HOGS The supply this week has
been very light, and The market is almost
entirely bare Of hogs; the demand, how
ever, Is quito limited, but quotations are
fully Zoe per 100 lbs. higher. Prices to.
day ranged as follows: Fair to good fat
Hogs 10 90 to II 90 per 100 lbs. net.
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Unjust SALE. ..
A liability having been fixed by de-
cree Of tho court a gainst John MCGEE, for end
on account Of debt due by John Wilson,
binding the lands purchased by MCGEE Of said
Wilson, amounting to Sj5s 10, with interest
on Sio2 10, from the l4th Of December, 1854,
which he has liquidatod and discharged, and to
indemnify whom Michf:l G. Bush and John
Wilson, on the 2sth day ofJnly, ls47, execu-
ted deed Of trust TO the undersigned trustee,
by virtne Of which deed Of trust, which is re-
corucd tn the Recorders Office Of Lewis county,
no decd book n, page 0, | shall, on the LIST day
of March, 1869, II being court day, at the front
door Of the court house OF Lewis comfy, pro-
coed to sell by public auction to the highest
bidder, that valuable and desirable tract Of
land lying Immediately above the mouth Of Ca
noe Run, in the county Of Lewis, on which
George Conrod now resides, II being the same
land mentioned and described III said deed Of
trust, and Is bounded by lands owned by JOS
sph Hall, the West Fork river, and Canoe Run,
up TO where the road crosses t;le said Rum
thence in straight line tic r. Hills corner on
top ofthe hill, supposed to contain fifty or six.
ty acres. The land which is to be sold Is in a
state Of fine cultivation, with dwelling house
and other valuable imp rovenents thereon, and
the Weston and Gauey Bridge Turnpike runs
directly through 1t. The title TO til E land is en-
tirely good.
Terms Of iMlc-Cdsh in Hand.
j. NJ. BENNETT,
dec 14-5t Trustee.
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Proceedings OF the Board Of Superb.
sOrs.

sors.
Tuesday, Jan. s. 1860
The Board met and orpan;z.d bv olsct.
inr William 4. Watson Presidcnt and
George Coznd Clorl far thn ans,,;u" , ""u
ATesolutiou was PASSED anno;nt;r y, 7
NJ. Bennett. NJ " Horri.pu ,nd II
n R,;lcv romn,;ss;ono. . - .s..i, . w. -
count, Of Minor G. Hail lats Shsr;E NJ
his county. .'' N'' "
The Board then bv n .sr;ss oe ro.o,,,
tons reduced tho s,lor;os, ~ r,o.l -
Board Of Supervisors to 500 ner Won, -
Prosecuting Attorney to 5000 and Su.
pcrlntendent OF Schools to $125.
Several parties appeared and asked for
a reduction of the assessment Of their
lands, which was acted on by the Board.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6.
/ The question of granting License n -.
tail liouors WINS dec;jed Il ,ha .Gsm.
tive. and n certificate s;rnod n u NJ
Tuustill Putrick ,r;ernv Thom,. Moo.
new. Patrick Crane 4 Ar Smith AVID
Samuel ". Rollrson
The Board then took IN the list Of do.
linoueut lands nro.mrtv rctnrncd bv 4
Il. Hall, former Sheriff Of tlis county,
aud after lengthy examination orjcred
that thew be allowed and con;cs ,cr,;fc1
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IIEnE's AT ieu.--Tle streets Of Yves
ton have long been subject ofrcmark BY
those visiting our town, and from time
immcmorial have been the terror Of the
unfortunate wight or wighess who would
venture out after dark withou. lantern
showing light equal to that of the head
lipht Of locomotive. As those in au-
tl,ority have been enjoying peace long
enough in the matter, we propose to be
the first one to call their attention to
state Of things which have now be-
come an intolerablc nuisance. Especially
would We remark on the filthy and dis
gushing condition Of the alley leading
from, Lewis store to Centre street. We
can safely assert that more Of our citizens
from necessity travel this alley than any
street In town; and its present condition
renders 1t unsafc-not to say annoying
beyond measure, to attempt the perilous
undertaking Of traversing from ono end
Of !. 10 the other. We would suggest
that something be done at once In this
matter, so that an ox-teatn, at least could
be driven through, The alley without fear
of sinking to regions that are to II, IN.
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NorE.-By way of testing what was
underneath The upper crust Of the alley
leading from Lewis Store to Centre
street, we procured ten-foot pole, and
sounded. Wejudge that the soil there
has boggish tendency, for the pole dis.
appeared, and, we presume, is still going
down.
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NorIcE On and after the LIST day Of
January, 1869, | shall cease to do a
credit business, and shall keep no books.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me are requested to call and settle i'm
mediatcly, as my books must be closed.
jan Aft F. NJ. CuALrAST.
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RrvlvAL.-Wc learn that q revival Of
religion is in progress at Hebron Church,
on Hackers Greek, under the auspices Of
Rev. John Clark. Much interest has
been displayed, and appearances indicate
that great deal ofgood has been accom-
plished.
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4. Youks, FOR EvER.--Ou Wednesday
last We received present Of handsome
turkey from our friend j. b, Hershuan,
Esq, of Hackers Creek. We hereby
make our acknowledgements.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

M.Sr of our State exchanges having
suspended during the Christmas holidays,
we nre unable to give our usual cleaning
Of State items
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REylvAL.-A revival of religion isin
progress at the NJ. Il. Church at this
place, and considerable interest is mani-
tested. On Sunday last the sermons
preached by Rev. MIR. Steele were the
most stirring and effective We ever heard
in this place. We shall be glad to hear
Of his making our town another visit.
Since the above was in type, we learn
that the meeting broke up on Thursday
night, without having accomplished the
desired end. Y
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures residence Of
the brides father, at Grantsviile, Calhoun conn-
", on Tuesday, January ard, By the Rev. JOS
eph Smith, Milton Norris Esq, Of Glenyillc. to
Miss Mary Louisa, daughter Of Col. John q.
Campbell.
Clarksburg papers eopy.
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CorlLLloS pAnrY.--On Tuesday even.
ing last social cotillion party was given
at the Bailey House, by 4. NJ. Tunstll,
Esq, the genial "n,ine host Z" at which
many Of the young people Of our town
we're present.. Every arrangement neccs.
ary to the pleasure aud success of the af.
fair hid received careful attention the
rooms in fine orlcr-well lighted the
music "Wasb's" best--thc dance a sue.
cess If there is .nytlling in the world
that tho young ladies and gentlemen Of
Weston are noted for-especialy the la.
dies, it is-gct,ing a little more dance
into the sane space Of time than any
other people cxtant. They dance for fun,
and they have lpts Of 1t; and III this case
it Was uninterrupted until about 12
O'clock, when the music ceased and all
we're agrccably surprised BY being invited
to partake Of an elegant collation., gotten
us in "Tunt's' best style. Then more
dance. Then 2 o'clock. Then went
home. Everything passed off pleasantly,
great praise being due Mr.. Tunstill for
his efforts to add to tic happiness Of bis
guests. IN. f5'.1A
understandable learn that We are
to have a masquerade ball during the pre-.
.cnt inentll, and already We hear Of pre-.
partitions for the most gorgeous costumes.
| OF course we have no objections to this
but It would bc well 10 remember that We
are not at Saratoga-neither are We al
Newport do we holn forth at White
Sulphur or breathe the air Of Long
Branch. and, ID order to make the affail
a success, as we sincerely wish It to DO
We would suggest lint home male COS
tunes be worn On the occasion. The mos,
pleasing md attractive costumes we have
ever seen we're the most simple and incx
pensiye. lfwn have masquerade, lei
originality be its most marked feature
independent Of the fashions and foibles o.
,heteW MONDE, and W. feel assured thai
the attempt all prayr N-snrccs'.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

Tue contractors have suspended opera
ton, on the railroad bridge at Parkers.
Lurg-too much foatingice and thing.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

VIZ are informed that the roads are in
a terrible condition, which accounts for
the delay in receiving mail
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

BIC river at Whecling-trcnsy- -four
feet Of water in tho channel.
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PARRY Coon FOR IIlGm.-On Monday
and Tuesday last. January 4th aud 9Th,
We rel type comfortably without fire. For
January weather We think this is hard to
beat.
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'y Underground Telcgraph-Spccial to Til,
Democrat,
About o'clock on January LIST, occur
red one Of those resuscations Of the vice.
and yicissitules Of the Prize Ring, which
We had thought our people entirely toe
moral to bold in contemplation, The
open ground in front of the Asylum
building was the place, and at the ap.
pointed hour, combatunts and spectator:
were on hand. Coon had all day mani.
tested a desire to avoid the fight. if he
could do so honurably, but his hackers
assuring him that compromise was out
Of the question, he stepped boldly into
the ring, determined to fight nobly for
the honor Of the ancient family of which
he was a representative. We think that
Coon could have made short work Of his
opponents, had they all been consolidated
into one: but their scattering and desul-
tory howls told him that they held him to
his challenged fight all four Of them,
with the ordinary weapons, at short
range. After the usual prelininaries,
principals and seconds took their places,
and thus commenced the
la Round. Bailsy's bear dog, Sauchv,
opened the ball with good spirit. After
severe sparriug, Coon bundled Sancl,o a
telling one, when they clinched and fell.
Coon down, but smiling.
e"d foand.--Bcu. Pritcbard's dog
had been making much noise
will, his mouth, was given chance to
try his muscle. Coon evinced desire to
take starch out Of Spot; and the round
was desperate one. considerable punish
,nent inflicted on both sides. which was at
length ended by short worry from Spot,
which completely exhausted his opponent.
Here the bottle was passed to Coon,
who exhibited signs Of gonencss.
3D. Found. Charley Pritchurd's dog
Nling5ehcn valiuntly threw his glove in
to the ring, and followed it in person.
Nlingo was undoubtedly the hero Of the
occasion-using up Coon in terrible
manner in. this and tho next three
rounds.
III Round.-Rod. Edmiston's dog
Frank was the only cowardly purpin the
noble band--he having to be pushed into
the ring-aud then, crying loudly for
peace he TUNED tail in ignoninious
aud inglorious defeat.
From the It'll to tile 14tll round was
succession Of defeats for Coon-who, al
though as plucky MS bis hackers could de-
sire, could not withstand the open coun-
tennnces ofhis opponents.
l5th (md h,sO Rounl.-Bcn Pritch.
ards dog Spot ended the fight by u vigor-
Gus shaking Of Coon, who suddenly ap.
peared to have lost all animation. At
first it was supposed that lie was "playin'
possum,"- but o closer examination dis
closed the horrifying fact that the vital
spark had fed. aud that Coon was no
more.
Overwhelmed at what they had done,
his opponents made known their grief By
such bowls as mourning members Of the
Canine family only can give, and pro.
cecded home with bowed heads, and tails
at reverse arms. They propose, as 4
sign Of contrilion, to erect, by sub.crip.
ton, monument to the departed Coon,
bearing record Of his many virtues. Iii.
funeral was attended by abort one !hund'
I'd ii our embryo citizens. A friend o
the deceased notifies us flat a proper obit
unry notice will scou lc handed to us fol
publication.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Goals lively article oftrajc in IVES.
ton Just now. Winters nearly here.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

The nonrecoustructed can now take
their bittcrs without lodging.
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NorloE.-Abel Johnston owes us six
chickens, aud if he don't ictch them in
pretty soon, we are going to fetch him in
before shortly.
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loo. r. T.-This new and peculi.
arI, Westonian organization, we under.
stand, isin Il aourishing condition, daily
accsssicns being made to its already large
membership.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

Fssr. WILLIAMS is the new deputy at
the post office.
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ADEERT iSEME4V7S,
QUARTERLY REPORT.

REPORT. 2 r. -
~ IH-.I- ff 'Hs
TWELFTH Quarterly Report Of the
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
of Weston, showing its condition on
January 18th, 1869.
RESOURCES.
deans and discounts $65,969 So
Overdrafts 100 j
U. S. Bonds to secure cir
culation 100, 1000 90
Bonds on hand -, 800 90
Due from National Banks
and Bankers %, l24 Is
Cash in legal tender
notes Sll 500 w
In National Bank
noles f 1918 w
Fractional currency
stamps, ETC., 75495
l4,1e1 95
Sa29, 99O97
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 100000 90
Surplus fund S,502 10
Profit aud loss, discount -,
and exchange 1850 2G
Notes in circulation S9,2S5 W
Individual deposits 9o,15S o6
Sa29, 800 81
RI. McCANDLIsH, Cashier.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATIFYING

To know that reliable remedy Is within the
reach Of everybody for the radical cure Of Dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. Such II remedy Is Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters. Sold by all druggists.
FIN CllALFANT
Sole Agent for Lew county.
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TMEp, IL, IN WESTON.
Life and Death in the Ring.
COON VS.. CANINE.

After Fifteen Hard Fought Rounds,
Coon shuilles offthis Mortal Coil-No
Arrests.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

BROKE JAlL.-We understand from a
gentleman from the country that Aaron
Roam and the negro "Sugnrfoot," who
were awaiting trial for larceny in the jail
at this place, by some means escaped
from confinement on Christmas night.
"sugarfoo." subsequently, gave himself
up, but Roam is still at large. Our office
is not far from the public boarding
house., but in spite Of our energetic
search for locals, the matter was unhcard
Of until related to us'by the gentleman re-
fcrrcd to.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

BEAUTIFUL extract-A handsome youlg
lady just pulled out of a mudhole.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

LAND SALE.-The tract of land known
as the William Gibson Farm" on Big
Skin Creek, and now occupied by I. b.
Roy, containing 233 acres, was sold at
auction, on Saturday last, on a credit Of
three, six, nine and twelve months, for
S2O01. Luther Co,trel, Esq. was the
purchaser.