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WHo's PLNrHRi-I asked this QusstiG2 OF
gentleman last night, and he zaid In reply that he
hsd been known % one OF the most active, IN
scrupulous and. therefore, the most popular news
collector about Washington. Az ~ Illustration he
gave me one or two instances:
When General Baker vas buried at the White
House. through neglect or design ticket OF ad-
mission failed to reach the indefstgable painter
He tried al the known entrances IN vain, and at
last went IN sssrch Of The ungusrded openings
he found enc in The shape OF coalhoie. Lower
ing himself through this. he landed on pile OF
wood CROPPED his way along into the kitchen, up
into the dinlng.room, snd eventually made hiswe
into the East room, directly IN the rear OF the
clergyman, who was about kneelng 10 prayer.
Down Topped the reporter, and, while we niinlo-
ter addressed the throne Of grace, TREND with
an eye 70 business, saw sticking IRON The mas or
the divine suggestive roll OF foolscsp. To seize
H. while the poor minister's eyes we're closed IN
| ssrnest appeal and the congregation bowed in
| prayer, WAS the work Of minute 70 escape as
| The congregation rose, was the work OF the next
l minute He passed out - be came in.
The poor minister searched In vain for his writ
ten sermon. He gave up the search, and attempt
| ed 20 repess IL from memory. Unhappy man, be
I on 4 most Important and touching occasion. BE
l perspired he stombled-he dived IN and staggered
out. creating the impression that be had lost his
reason. -. q.
Ths next morning he had tho Satisfaction, II
such feeling could come up cut OF state Of oe-
viderment, 10 read 10 the New York Herald, DC
| usve, his entire sermon that was not delivered.
l This was very enterprising, certainly; put not
the sort Of thing should Ike TO see pauonised "a
reporters and correspondents Of the capitAis-lD-
P. In the Cincinnati Commercial.
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Charles Fl. Ludlow, OF Marcy, DesE Brooklyn,
MY. has died of hydrophobis. About month
ago little dog which be owned bit him on the
hand, bat the usual remedies were applied 81 the
tine, and the wound apparently healed. On sat
urday, however, unmistaksble symptoms OF ny
Monday. Two children, near Flstousb, also died
last week from hydrophobia, and several more
cases are reported In the vicinity OF Brooklyn anc
IN Long Island. H
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CENTRAL TRANSIT COMPANY
CHATTER.
CHAuTER .cH

We the undersigned. t. form ourselves into Cor
porson under the Of the State Louisiana pas
larry ioh for the OF corporations for works
Of Public Improvement and Utility, Revised Statutes Of
1856 and which hereto attached the purpose Of provd
ing Railway and Telegraph Line from some point on .he
Mississippi river opposite city Of New Orleans
and thence via Yerrnion by the eligible TIE
sabine Al point below Burkvle connect with tbs
Central Trsnst Company ofTexs thereby form copet
EafOsd and Telegraph conuectio with the Rio Grande ana
unsty with the Pacific San Bias and for these
formed this the subotnsd Charter aud have
sgnei the siding to staternen Of the
number and OF shares and amount o oar
spsctive ubseriptsn 70 said company.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

A PsoYaxcY FuLPILLKD.-rhe London Daily
Nsws ssys: Some credit ID due TO Scotchussn IN
that the Archbishop OF Canterbury having DOW
for some weeks been raised TO his high place, they
have not pressed upon our notice tae fact that DC
Is Sootchmsn. whenever Scot aitsins TO q
great position in England, We srs generally made
70 know unmistaksbly that be IL q Scotchmsn,
ard sometimes even Il 70 suggested tnat nis sue
Gers is due to the fact Of his nationality. That the
prirnate ID Scotchman hss come 70 be talked sno
written sbout In connection with curious ancient
prophecy. In .n epiiogue delivered NJ the Globe
Thester in 1901, by Richard Burbage, there &C.
CURED the following sentences:
a. Scot our king, The limping state
That day must need . crutch.
What next? In time Scot will pirate
As primste Of our church.
HWhen such shall be. Why then you'll see
That day it viii be found
The Saxon down through London town
Shall burrow under ground.
Has il not come time, Or. TAFT Is archbishop o.
Canterbury. and We travel about London unde
ground.".
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Society In Albany. New York.
THE FAsrIDIgUs DUTCH ARIsrocEAcy.

The Albany correspondent Of the New York
The advent Of Coz. Hoffman has given new life
IN the fashion able society OF Albany The aristo-
craoy Of thie ancient Dutch town has many pecu-
HArities; more mora striking than their aversion
20 the up starts, or those who cannot show good
pedisree. Wheae7ers new governor Is elected,
agents are sent on, 70 inquire into MS antecsoents,
and zee II his pedigree is orthodox according 20
their ancient standard. and he has the. true pro-
puncistion of the password into their society.
Thus when Mr. Morgan was elected governor,
these AGENT reported that his pedigree was not
sccordine 10 their standard. ana that he was I'M
able 10 say Ean-noksrbocker. They. therefore,
gave him the cold shoulder, aod u uiattered not
Row eieQant his entertainments might be, none OF
the old fashioned arissocrscy attended tnem.
When Governor Seymour came me taoies were
turned and the aristocrscy OF Albany were the
foremost at his entertainments, reception. aud
Neyt came Gov. Fenton, who was summed for
l the same rseson that they remained away rom
| HorQan's parties. BE vss obliged 70 rely upon
4 NOW we nave Gov Hoffman. The Knicker-
| bockers have made their usual examination into
| bis and Mrs.. Hodman's pedigree, and ascertalaed
that they both came from the true knickerbocker
stock have the genuine blood IN their veins, AND
| cen pronoufcs the password correctly. The re-
suit Is, that sll the first families are delegated to
attend his parties and welcome him w their
Two or three have slresiy besn given a. the
l executive r,ausion, which have boon attended By
| the elite Of Albany, ard the really fashionable
circles are loud In their praises OF he governor
! and his lady. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Holman
gave 9 German 20 the young folAs OF Albany,
| which IL pronounced one Of the NOS. elegant
affairs that hss ever taken place 81 the State CAPT
tai. The sristoorscy are, Ia isot, making great
| cslculstons In reference to the entertainments
| which will take place during the year, ana are
1 making more extensivo preparations on their part
| 20 sdd % the pleasures OF these atsirs tean has
I been known here for years. Is 10 noe considered
70 be great honor 90 be invited 70 party at the
| governors.
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Don't buy miserable single thread machine.
when YOU can get q first premium Grover u Baker
AZ the New York price, ffty.6ve dollars, and war
rsnted five years. at 1S2 Canal street
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KIRRY sMITH's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
at Newcastle.
HE6RY COUNTY, KErfUCKY.

n, s.n..rh4- ibsa lse. xtESY sniIh, WI eorps
" Of the highest order, Va
.-<a AZ Newcastle, Kentucky,
Z MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Eevcsstle located the healthy blae region o.
snrv County qudtytant our r1iesl from tne Loavis
Frsnkfor aud Lexington and the Louisville ana OnSinns1
Rsll-oad connected with each BY gooc ps
an about two hour travel By rail from Louisville
The Acsdey bnclnge owned By himself are OF inSostn
oonstruciOu admirably adapted for school purposes sno .n
go IN Ne guhurhs Of the The standard OF ecucAno
vii Air al tnoruughness IN every branch 70 Dc
Nv imparal .sd searching examinations The dscpAe Win
b. srctly military requiring punctnnity sod prcptness
the pe-forraoe every DUTY The do7estc aeparste
% 81 and hberasy 80 az 20 secure VI
heai.h and ccntentnent OF tho scholAs ae ecn
sto sessOn divided into two terms Of ey NeeSe esa
ths rt commencing esptsnser 18th fne cnargsa toi
sverythnR excepting uniform, books ana meoic
snce MI be thres hundred aud seventynve collars N " O.
crr-eacy for the entire session Of forty veE 1os
srsi instsens a. the beginning OF eacn ter o. -
session No dedncen from these eharsee WI % nsas ioi
sbsencs during the exoept in pfOssctea O
sosoTsls dscsare and than sutton Zee OF 80 pc
current VII - Tecurod .S,. 49,. R,.s.
Uniform furnished on the most re.sonsoie to,ns. %
Is limited those Wishing 20 secure place N as
In Eentucky devoting himself 10 the 60 leatn -
~ Youth ths Principal hopes hare the Co operation Oh m
h1snds in this Commonwealth :. ~,r,v u,r-ru
Tor f1rtrer Information address K KIHBf oAArh.
end.nta viii le.ys the cars Einencs. on the lousyis
ard Frankfort hAroad whence srnnibuses VII
TO Newcastle -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

MAGNOLIA wArEs.-Superior TO the best m
ported German Cologne, and sold ct bali the price.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

BAUD q CO.'S
To. PARIEIAN PERFUMERY,
i,r.d BY the Emp-sss q ~ French snd ex's.s'veS
=, an tashionasls ciras rz is Kxcsiancs and sap1S
in A cos YLAHGyLAy9 and MANiLl.A
ST the nsw scnrk Rlgsud 90. srs te osiy -, N
ROsurops OF tbs fragrant extract q T. LUZ
nLrRkS Co.'S roLurrNE, sel,csovs rotlst ws.es.
IIkR. AEsu De Cologne, 1olss NineeH. or f''"oH
Dse''' co.s MIRANDA SOAP. szqui<es'y pss
-. a.. frsrr1nce 20 she lazk
Etn6 Is MIRANDA PoAAfUn, sR prsserv
yiafsn va AiDiEyroyIEK . moa agreeable
49,. ~; ne t.stS And perf1rning the breath
TWO INE0Se TOOTH.OREAA. rsmAkabls -
ii - a hrlllisrt Wilderness 20 the tseih =,
sne,S ROsE POWDER superior 70 VolS
~ress sna S,qs rUs GUIDE TO rHB TOILET
Il llrstrsti0ns, VIII b ssns On reos'p' u 'n'
a Ia n Ca. Is rus Dc Eaeheaiea. fsris
- nv Sons, Is 81 Psal's Chnzon xsso -
wm solicit y ~ " pUUoN9Es,
ysctsd claim y oAsxtro ~
sstain patent al
end hsvingh
I'D 70 shap
49,
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NHEHCU MEDICINES
-yRxPAKxD Bx-
GRIMAULT b CO., CHEMISTS,
g BrB K1cHKLKB. PAKR
APPROVED BY THE PARLs A0ADEhf OF
MEDICINE
xsuxan du nuisson's Iodsde OF Irun and HAN
ganess FILA.

Tia tre-traena chcroc scrcrnlcus ancne always
ug and tedious the usual preparations OF rcn ynicn
not uneousny m owing % she stomach not being able 80
snnort thern The researches Of Professors Hsnnon,
Genzoul aud Petrs1un, OF Lyons; Berrelius and
r0ussssn Of Paris that tn's smentsos
6ure Is owing tie assencs Of Manganese, which, a. vel
A. Iron an essential element OF the blood fneee rus
therefore supply iuporsn, dehcsn u ano
OF Medicine and The principal sosntne bodies LnsS &C
nnoysd With certainty against Ohloroeis tesn
stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and II
erula Hsnsruaon ard preferable 20 the pills Of iooice
ions.
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les Gravier and IL Union street,
Where can also found the celebrated HULBARD BRO
CO.'S GOLD MEDAL SAWS. This saw took the Gold
Medal five principal manufacturers OF the United
States at the late Mechanics and Agcu tara Exhibition
this city Also, be found good assortment o. STEAM
ENGINES, SAW MILLS, MACHINE BETTING, and
MILL MACHINERY generally adapted 20 the wants Of the
south.
To whom all orders should be addressed
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No More Cop@abe and CubepA
aRIxAuLrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID KxzRAOf OF
SATOo vEGEfALLa
Digestive Milky 81 rcrssn>
r-r,rMAuIT Co. CEXNINIS, PAkIA

yePslNE TIA lsest scientific discovery d Dr. Corvisk
hyrcsn 70 lis majesty the EmDcror o. me Frenen -
nss.c Ius itse or rather the digestive p1ncipe
Sic digest. food In stomach When, ~ some cseso p
tNeT ths guppy OF digestive hud 700 sn L1e
.aop Of the mucous eoats 81 tbs eomscn sno oove
49, nstn,ta spsenIa loss OF strength and On iemsaoQ
Te FIxir Of Pcprina which II eanctoned BY the
Of dc Paris Academy OF Medicine speooy crI g
ail Elch ejsassss and psevcats vo1n.Ins @AiA-s
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

BOWEN, the man who according
to his own confession was the guilty
cause of the Carrs Rock disaster,
has been sentenced to ten years OF
solitary confinement at hard labor,
and n fine of ten thousand dollars.
He is sixty years of age, and this
sentence is tantamount to imprison.
ment for life. Considering that near.
~ ninety persons were injured by
this "accdcnt," and twenty-seven
were killed, the punishment Of the
guilty wretch is none too severe. II
he had been q shrewd man he would
have withheld his confession. Then
II Pike County, Pa, jury would have
nnhcsitatingly sent him back to So
cirty an innocent man.
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At first he paid little attention to

J1t ODlccu, DuJ Wncll IL CdInc CiOStI
he was startled, for he recognized it
to be the head of a person, whose
body was hidden in the water, but
whether friend or foe, he could not
tell. However, he was soon con
WINGED that it was some one who
wished to conceal his presence, and
he thought that it might possibly be
Tim.
The object moved noiselessly, and
more rapidly at times than the ca
noe, which finally ran under some
low, dropping foliage and the object
was lost in the darkness, and the
next instant the calivr struck ID loS
in the water with sudden force
During the confusion that followed
the mishap, one of Zeb's guards gave
quick. smothered cry Of pain and
fell overheard; then all was still
save II sound like that of man
struggling i'll the water.
The other savages, supposing that
! their cOmrade had accidentally fall
en- out Of the canoe, gave vent to a
boisterous laugh as the supposed,
tated guard tlouudeIed back into
the canoe and took his station with
out word. save a low grunt of re
proval: at the same time he gave
Zcb a pinch in the side that spoke
words of startling truth to the pris.
oner, for it was Tim Trott who sat
before him not the Indian guard
that had fallen overheard.
Zeb comprehendcd all i'll an III
stant. Tim had so ranged the Ob
Structiou in the creek, and during
the confusion that ensucd in conse
Qucnce OF The ecanoe striking the log,
he sprang up and thrust his long
knife into the breast of one Cf the
savage guards, then drawing the
body overheard so as to make then
believe he had fallen out, he climbed
into the canoe himself and took his
station by the other guard. 1t wa,
so extremely dark that none i'll thu
canoe SAW Il single motion that was
made, nor were aware but all wert
right until Tim touched Zeb in til,
side.
Xeb hcll his breath for fear of be
traying his friends presence, bu
when he felt the thongs that boun'
his hands and feet severed, and {
knife slipped into his hand, he gav'
a deep sigh OF T. lief.
a minute att Xeb's present free
, dom, the canoe struck another log
and the other Indian fell out int
c the water with an unearthly yell
dead.
t Nov, Xch Pierce, is our chance
| whispered lin.
+ Quicker than thought, the tw
cunning hunters Sprang to their fee
= and, Seizng the unsuspecting oars
4 men by the tutted heads, tore o
n their Scalps with IL single motion {
the knife.
With yell of Indignation an
9 pain, the two savages sprang ont
d the canoe into the water, and gan
ing the shore they rushed, scream
}, ing like frightened ticndS, o
through the forest, leaving arm
plunder and all, behind i'll the hane
4. of the triumphant hunters. who,
= "A warning to other savages wi
Ii dared to intrudc on their huntin
a ground, concluded to let them {
with the loss of their handson
m Scalps.
n, Tim and Xch secured their arm
le and went ashore. They rebuilt The
st. cabin, and continued to hunt t'
or years longer, during which TIN
n. they never saw another Indian up'
It, the "Neutral Ground"
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PROBATE COU RTS.
bradford District. Isis. is6o.

nRORArr COURTS Will he holden within
and for the District ot bradford iof the
year ems. .fuIg. U- follows, Va
Atthc TroitcI House III bradford,
on th, -rroud TUESDAYS of January, March,
May and August. lS6l.
At the Hotel in East torlnth, on
che second Tuesdays a February, July sep
icmhcr aud Nov embrr, lshA.
At the Ncwhury House, NewburS,
an the sccond Tuesdays of June aud October
and the last Tuesday Ia August, lSGH.
Atthc Registers ONCE, West Falr.
ce. on the srrond Tuesday IN Deccmbcr, lSbS
and the second Tuesday IN April, and lael
Tuesday in September, loh'.
ALNAlI BEAN, Register
NrstFairla Dee. /, 1865.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

near the surface of the earth just
south of the bridge. 1t was on the
shallow, ularshy edges of the water
thus divided that the swamp arose.
and in time extended all through
the district it now occupies Rut
land Herald.
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4 Romantic UjStOrU.

Henry Keep, the Railroad mill
ionaire, Just dead, has a romantic
history. His early years were pass
cd in IA poor.houSe. lie was taken
from that institution at the age OF
10 wears and "hound OUT He ran
away from his master several years
later. aud was advertised as Il runa
way, with one cent reward offered
for his capture. He was not brought
back, however, and soon turned mp
as n teamStcr in Watcrtown, n. Y.
Then he became Il hackman. In
those days Canada shillngs were
plenty, and current IN the States at
20 cents, while over the border they
brought - cents. Young Keeps
exc sighted II chance for Il novel but
successful financial scheme. Car
pet bag in hand he .iourneyed about
! gathering up the coins and taking
them to the land of the Canucks,-
where he made the profitable ex-
change. There were 10 duties.
No one had previously thought OF
this itincrating brokerage business
and he made handsomely by it,
After n time he settled in business
SO TO speak, and opened note shay
ing Office in II small way at Water
town. a citizen in that town, ricl
in goods and daughters, was mucl
opposed to Henry, but one of I'll,
daughters wasn't. This old man
whose name was Woodruff, swor,
he would shoot Keep, but he didn'
not even after the clopcmcnt an,
marriage of the young couple. TIN
young woman, now n widow, ha
her millions from the estate accumu
lated by the man with whom she raj
away by night to get married.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

A musician whose nose had he.
come distinctly colorcd with red
wine he was wont to imbibc, said
one day TO his little son ut the ia
bic: "You must eat bread, my boy ;
bread makes your checks red The
little one replied: "Fathcr, what
lots of bread you must have snuilcd
up.n
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

An cx.devil of u country printing
Office was questioned as to the dn-
ties Of u "printcrs devil" lie re-
piled, "to bring in clean water, carry
out dirty water, steal wood, lie, ald
various other things"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

II is not n lazy farmer who sticks
to his bed late IN the morning, pro-
viding 1t is u garden bed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

a member of the House Of Lords
in advocating the immediatepa passage
of q certain bill, said at Is all well
for the Lord Lieut.. of Ireland TO ~.
quest the postponcmcnt of this sub.
icct, but the convenience of gentle.
men in Ireland who are being mur.
dcrcd so frequently ought 10 be con
sdrrcd.'
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Job Printing

The slopes and wales of the G., :
Mountains never bore rlcher,tL
er growth of nourishing herba.
than covers them to day. Ucaye
smile forever on the generous, higi
souled people whom they subsls
and who honor so healthful a.
happy "a home! II. G,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06

HoLrDAY ,Pagsnsgs rot 1.zr-:caa be
found at Parker \ Cos. 0S and 100
Summer Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
TO enable cvory person to provide them
selves with handsome and useful holiday
presents. from now until tic both Of Jan
uary, 1870. these gentlemen Mill issue
large tisnt:pnged catalogues Of all ttc
newest and best novelties in such goods
asfancy boxes, detss, glove boxes, albums
in morocco, gilt and velvet Bindings. real
morocco shopping bags, furnished rc.i.
cules, is5lycrPlated ware aud cutlery Of all
descriptions. tho latest style. ofjewelry,
in gold,lcornelian, jet, shell, etruscan,
ara rsit, dry goods, 30, &C.,
and hundreds Of the latest and best pub
!ished hooks. They arc giving OSr
IuSrTrp T.cKsrs to .srcry 1at who will
become their uscns, without charging
them 10 cents each as heretofore. Read
the change III their advertisement in an
other column, and send for catalogue. Y
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l51DFsI72sGas;NES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
O. D. zrimLles' Admir-. complt,
.h,hs 3. Lt,e!erso,. &C., deffr.

t3iIii0Gai gi,iI q %iin Uhatcpry.
The parties IN tie above named cause vii
take notice that hive fixed on The 18th day Of
JANUARY, 1870, At The clerks office Of thccircuit
coilr, Of Up,hur county. W..th.rto execute the
order Of reference made a. the AOc,obsr term,
1863, Of the circuit tuurtofU p.hur county; in
said callse LIST. TO ascertain and repor. the bal
ance Of purchase money due Meylert 4 lIranron
on the la,,d, in the bill and !rocceduss mention
ed. I'd To ascertain the balance due on the
single hill executed by def John b. Henderson
to def Joshua u Smith aud assigned By said
Smith 10 Z. II. Trirble: al. To ASCERTAIN Shas
amu.n, was paia by said Trimble TO said Smith
70: siia sirG,c bill. 4,l. TO ascertain whether
there are Gdy assets i'll this state, in the hands
Of the administrator Of the estate of George H.
Dawson, I'd tie amount and character tllersof
and Any other matter deemed pertinent by the
undersigned commissioner, Of specially re-
quircd blythe parties. Given under my hand
as commissioners in chancery, this 22d day Of
November, 1860. N. D. WAMSLEY,
'-aeG6.6t -..Coms'r G. C. U. o. :
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06

4 4 CARD.--A clergyman, while residing Ia
n South, America asa missionary, dieores.
ID. ! safe and simple !e;gsdy for The cure; Of
'thc Urinary and Seminal Organs mud tue
whole train Of disorders brought on by banefu
and vicious babi,s.l Great numbers hare bees
tund By this noble remedy. Prompted by a
l,sire 70 benefit the afflicted and uiifo ,una,e,
Twill send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, In d sealed cnrelops, frss Of
charge, to auy one who needs It. IN.
Address, = JOSEPH Il 1NMAf, y
Station d. Bible House, Ner York CIV.
SOD 27.am 10. ! 11'9i,uG gT
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06

NEW ApysnrlsRRs.--Wc would call
tho attention Of our resders TO the advar-
ti.cments Of Mr.. sthmi.. and Mr. Daw-
SOL. 10 DO found in another column.
M. schmitt Is n good business. man
and his'stock Of firnitaro ha il always
ready to dispose of at tho lowest PRICES.
Mr.. Dawson. at his new shop, near
the foundry, offers greater facilities than
aver for good aud cheap work. Give
liil.s'esN ssa iIi:fy yairdfestp %
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06

Bio DASor.-Ths dsncists Of Wc.son
propose %. V. always to bave a big
DANCE On Christmas Hyc J; and; that they
may succeed is our most earnest wish aud
prayer. Ths thing eau be done, gentle
me'1 without any trouble, If you will
only 10 it, and not let each one wait, ex.
pct.ing the other 10 sec to the prclini'
naties. .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06

REFUSED -Chatfic Williams, who
has been "cut West. for several months
past, returned home q few, days ago. Few
who knew tho once massive Charlie
Of last year would recognize in the in
valid who returned the "great, big post
master" Of other days. Charlie formed
the acquaintance Of n fellow named Aguo,
While in Missouri, and brought tie gen
sleu,a, home with him-a "sliate' hctu.
ally "giviug biai f.s" When he was as.
sisted gu. Of the stage at his fathers resi-.
dencc.