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ADrER TlisENI.yTS.
lBy Authority OF theGoye.nor.
mo. 81. Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution Of

[By Authority OF the Governor.
mo. az. Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution OF
the state.
Resolved by the Legislature Of WIS. Virgin
a, The following is proposed as an Amend
ment 10 the Constitution Of this State T. be
substituted for section one of article ttrce
thereof, and to become part of said Constitu-
ton when ratified according TO tie provisions
thereof, namely: f
"The male citizens of the State shall be en-.
titled TO vote AZ all elections held within the
election districts In which they respectively re-
side: but no person who is a minor, or OF un-
sound mind, or pauper, or who is under con-
rietion of treason, felony or bribery in an cleo
ton, or who has not been resident of the
State for one year, and Of the county in which
be offers to vote for thirty days next preceding
such offer, shall be permitted to vote while
such disability continues
Adopted Fcbruar: %, 1870.
In the House OF Delegates, Thursday, Feb
ruary "a, 1870, the above resolution wa:
adopted.
The YEAS WERE-Messrs. Welsh Speaker
Agnew, Ballard, Of Monroe, Ballard, VI Lo.
gan, Beltzhoover, Bowyer, Brauncn, Burgess,
Darisson, DOnehoo, Evans, Farnswor,h, Fish,
er, Flanagan, Flick, Gandee, Guthrie, Herrey
Howard, Jackson, Judy, Lamb, Lamon, Lynch
Mat well, McCoy, Meadows, Miller, Nceley,
PownalEr RAIDER, Repp, Scott, Smith, Teter,
Thomas, Wells and Wilkinson-3s.
TuE SAYs WERx-Messrs. Baker, Barlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins, Cracrait, Davis,
Faris, Goff, llass!er, Hill, Howe, Piefpoiut
Price, ReIrond, StuFgissi Summers and
Wheat-ls.
In the Senate, Monday, February, %, 1870
the ADORE resolution WIS adopted
TIM YEAS WEaE-Messrs. Fasnsworth
(Presiden.I Applegate, Blown, Gather
tJames) Gather (Jesse II Hook, Crane, Davis
Dayton, Doolittle, Gold, Hartman, Koonce
Leonard, Patrick, Phelps, Ramsdell and
Young-ls.
THT NAYS wERE-Nessrs. Borman, Humph
reys, Wernipger and Wilson,.
~ August is, 1870 tide ,y.
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SECTION 8. And DO 1t further enacted,
That whenever by or under the authority
Of the constitution or laws Of any state.
or under the laws Of any territory, an
act is or sh all be required to be done BY
any citizen, as prerequisite to enalify
or entitle him to vote, the Offer Of any
such citizen to perform the act required
to be done as aforesaid, shall. il it fail to
DO carried into execution BY reason ofths
wrongful act or omission aforesaid, Of the
person or officer charged with the duty Of
receiving or permitting such perform
ance, or oEer to perform, or acting there
on, be deemed and held as a performance
in law Of such act and the person SO Of
tering and failing as aforesaid, and being
otherwise qualified, shall be entitled 10
vote in the same manner and to the same
extent rs If he had in fact performed such
act; and any judge, inspector. or other
officer Of election. whose duty it is or
shall be to receive, count. certify, regis.
ter, report and give effect to the vote Of
any such citizen, or who shall wrongfully
refuse or omit 10 receive, count, certify,
register, report or give effect to the vote
ofsaeh citizen. upon the presentation by
him of his affidavit, stating such offer.
and the time and place thereof, and tho
name Of the officer or person whose duty
il was to act thereon. and that he was
wrongtally prevented by such person or
officer from performing .uch act, shall,
for every such offence, forfeit and pay
the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars 10 the
person aggriered thereby, to be recover
cd BY an action on the case, with full
costs aud such allowance for counsel fees
rs The court shall deem just, and shall
also. for every such offence, be gnilty Of
a misdemeanor, and shall. on conviction
thereof, DO 6Ded not less than FIVE hum
bred dollars, OF, be imprisoned not less
than one month, and not more than one
year, or both, At the discretion OF the
court.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

/ Joseph Knots, deceased, and Phillip
Starcher, deceased: ..#
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of the county of Gilmer, made 10 cause therein
sensias 10 subject the real estate of the said Ben
jamin Riddle. Joseph Knots and Phillip Starch
er, to the payment oftbeir debts.
You are required 10 present your claims
against the said BENJAMIN Riddle, Joseph Knots
and Phillip Sta-cher, for adjudication 10 Nelson
u. BeAa.tt, Commissioner, on or before the 27th
day Ct 0ctobeEr ls70. ~
Witness, Thomas N. Brannon, clerk Of said
court, this 9Th day Of September, 1870.
TN. BEAHS0N, Clerk.
coILp h BHrSErr, Attorneys. NIL
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNO the creditors Of jacob Shock, IT., de-
i ceased:
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of the County Of Gilmer, made in cause
therein pending, to subject the real estate Of
thesaid Jacob Shock, IT., to tn" payment Of his
debts. ......
You are required pressut your claims
sgainst the said Jacob ock, Jr., for adjudica-
ton to Nelson II. Bennett, Commissioner, at his
Office in said county, on or before the 26th day Of
October, 1870.
Witness, Thomas ". Brannon, ctIt Of said
court Iha 9Th day Of September 1870. ...
TN. BRANEoH C!stk.
C o1ip, Attorney. NIL
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n THE VOTERS OF LEWIS COUNTY

TO THE VOTERS OF LEWIS COUNTY:
Be II known that | present myself as an inds-
pendent candidate for the office Of Commssioner
for the lst district in Levi. County, and desire
the suffrage OF the voters Of Lewis County.
This being the first time that ] have eIer
asked az Office al the hands OF nv fellow ciii-
1ens; AID, il elected, will perform the duties
u the Office iupastially, and to the bes. Of my
skill and ability
Your obedient sc vGpi.
JACOB B. nERSNAN.
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sFANcY DRINK,

M.aA Of Poor Rum. whiskey. Proof Spin
its, and Refuse Liquors, dociorcd. sp'eed,
and lueotened 70 please me lasts, called 'Ionlca-
"Appstirsrs," :" BesIorers," &c, that lead thu
applsr on to drunkenness and ruin, but are atTua
R.dieins, made from tbs Native Root. and
Herbs Of California, FREQ from All ALCOHOLIC
4timulnnts. Thoy hrrt -s4REATBL BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PR1N-
CIPLE, perfect Esnorlior AID 1nvigur.tor
Of ths sJ.ts s.rtaS "a ~ po.snoo osI %nS
No person can taxa these Bl..srs, according 70
dirsciions, and rsrnstn long unwen.
nI0o viii begiveu for an ineurabls ease, pro-
ydiDg the bones are not destroyed By mineral
noisons or other means, nad tho vital organs
w..ssd heyond tho point Of r,I,;r.
rnssisna, and Gout. Dyspepsia, or Indi-
eoItion. Bilious, Romittont. and Inter
naittept Fevers, Diseases OF tho Blood.
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bit
tors have been most tneeesaful. buen us
eases are caused BY viastod Blood. which
I. ssus5,.ly Brs1sssa D' a''ans'n'A' - ~
They lnyigorats tho stomach, and stimulate
Ana toruid liver and DO vsls, which reader them
OF uneaualIed efficacy In cleansing tho blood OF
silimpurities, and inpa<ting new Life and riSns
oyspep,is or Indigestion, Headache.
Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs TYhsns.s OF tho
Chs,t. DIZZINESS, Sour Stomach, Bad Tnte In
he Nouth, Bilious Attacks, Phpitasion OF thu
Heart, Copsoua Discharges Of Urine, Pam 10
-, reaions Of the KIdneys, HaI hun,lred other
painful symptoms which are t,s o1apIings q
Oyspepsis are cured By these Bilters.
Cleanse the vltiated Hood whenever Iol had
ia i,nparities bursting through the ska in Pm
pIss, Rruptions, or soresi cleanse It wien y V
3orl, and your feelings will tell yor when. kcep
the blood pure add the health Of the 'ystsn VII
PIN, TAPE, md other WORKS. lurking r
she system Of 30 many thousaads, ere sfsstaAuI
DESTROYED and removed
Por full directions, read carefully She esreuls7
arcusd each bottle. psintOd m four i,usSasss-
Rnciish. German, French, and Spanish.
! EAiERR, 81 T. 81 Commerce Street, X. u.
Proprietor. z Il. MeDtlNAHD d CO,
DTugvts.f15i General ArentI
FAN Franri,eo, Caiifdy3ia, and u Andst CON.
r.. 9sr': sS Si.t,e By Z Al DRuooisrs AID
DEALERA
|. A. DENT, Main street, Weston,
Sole ddent for Le,ris county.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
ALEX MARTIN, D. d., PRxirDIsz, With q full
corps d Professors.


Opened but recently, for purp os.s OF instruc-
ton, this Institution has already obtained o
very extensive range Of patronage and support.
Il possesses the finest grounds and buildings
in the State. r-.l
Glasses are formed in all the regular Depart
meuts If Collegiate and Scientific s,ady.
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of the Modern Languages, th. study OF GeOlo-
gy, snd other branches in the interest Of Agri-
culture. ,s.,r..,rr.rs.rt
Chemistry taught according to the new and
only correct system. sd
ceTeaehsrs' class every Spring Term
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TulTIox, from SIS to S?4 Per Jear.
Fall term begins Sept. 7th. Winter, De-
mber 9Th. Spring, March .lst.
COMMENCEMENT June 18th.
2TSend for Catalogue.
GEO. G. sTURGISS
Sec'y Board Of Regents
Iorgsnlown, W. Va, July 80, 1870.
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! 3 l A C R E s
CHANCERY SALE.

By virtue of decree Of The circuit
court Of Lewis county. pronounced in the
cause Of r. P. Camden, surviving obi
gee and as administrator Of the estate Of
Weeden Hoffman, deceased, VS.. A. C.
Hale, administrator of the estate Of Ben
jamip P. Shannon, Benjamin =. Shan
non and others, l will, on the
3rd day Of Noren,Jer, 1870,
that being court day for said county.
sell at the front door Of the court house
of said county, at public sale to the high
est bidder, all that certain tract Of land
in Lewis county, situate on Leading
Creek, and on the Staunton and Parkers.
burg turnpike road, adjoining the lands
OF the heirs of William Arnold, deceased
and lands Of J. n. Camden, containing
about .,.-...... .....
$50 Ores,
and being the came land sold by r. P
Camden and the late Weedon Hoffman tc
Benjamin p. and Benjamin +. Shannon
and the same on which the said Benja.
min T. Shannon now resides. L.. i.
Terms "A credit Of s, u, aud Is
montbs-thv purchaser giving notes, with
good security, bearing interest from The
day Of sale.
JOHN BRANNON,
Commissioner.
sep 26.till day Of sale
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A. AZ DENT, Main street. Weston,
Sole agent for Le,ci' county.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ITO the creditor, of Michael Wagner, de
ceased:
In pursuance OF adecree of the Circuit Cour
Of the County of Gilmcr, made in cause there
in pending, to subject the real estate Of the sale
Michael Wagner, deceased. to payment of hi
debts.
Youare required TO present your claims ngains
the said Michael Wagner, deceased, for adjudi
cation 10 Nelson N. Bennett Commissioner, Al
hi, Office in said county, on or before the 2'li
day ofOc,ober, 1870. I.r
Witness, Thomas u. Brannon, clerk OF said
court, this 9Th day Of September, 1870.
T. N. BRANN0S, Clerk.
WV. +. Llvur, Attorney.
September Il, s70.-nll
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10 Officers o ENcet>ous.
rnr ACT or CONGRESS ENTITLED

nAX ACT TO ENFORCE THE RIGHT OF
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES TO
VOTE IN THE SEVERAL STATES OF
TGIS UNION, AND FOB OTHER PURPO.
SES."
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CHANCERY SALE.

BY virtue of decree Of the circui!
court Of Lewis county. pronounced IN the
cause of W. V. Chidester VS.. Hugh j.
Wilson. I will. on The SEd day Of Novem-
Der, 1870, tbs. being court day for
said county, at the front door Of the
court house Of said county, sell at public
sale to the highest bidder. that certain
tract Of land in said county Of Lewis, Sit
nate on Little Skin Creek, adjoining the
lands Of Isaac Butcher. George Harris,
and others, containing 1glE
131 ACRE S,
and being the same land now occupied BY
said Wilson. and the same sold to him by
said Chidester. '..a ,.f'lA
TERMS "A credit Of 6, II and Is
months-the purchaser giving notes, with
good security, bearing interest from day
Of sale. JOHN BRANNON,
Commissioner.
sep 26-.ill day Of sale. s#.
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S1ry-Fwr FlRsr PAX MEDALS AWARDED.

Il a ~ u r u IL 4 II )
o -asL. BALTIMORE, Nd.
These Instruments have been before the Pub
lie for nearly Thirty Years, and upon their eJ-
cel!enee alone attained nm unpurchased pre-
smincnce, which pronounces them uncqualled.
Their st..aa-; III.
TONE
combines great power, sweetness and fnc sing
ing quality, as well rs great purity Of lniona-
ton aud Sweetness throughout the entire scale.
Their s' a. ''Fa-ill Oh -a.fa
il plant and elastic, and entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many Pianos. g, rt
N WORKMANSHIP
they are une9ualled, using none but the very
hest seasoned material, the large capital en-
ployed in ou7 business enabling US TO keep con-
tinuflly al immense stock Of lumber, &C., on
hand. 1900 ..
Es-An our Square, Pianos have our New
Improved 0rersuung Scale and the Agrafe
Treble. '-.
pFWe would cnll special attention to our
late Improvements in Grand Pianos and Square
Granas, Patented August Il 1866 which bring
The Piano nearer perfection that has yet been
attained. ..."
Every Piano fully warranted for 5 Years.
We have made arrangements for The Sole
Wholesale Agency for the most celebrated Par
lor Organs and Melodeous, which We offer,
WHOLESALE and Retail, at Lowest Factory Prices.
WM. KNABE & CO,
Baltimore, Nd.
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.OLARKSBURG MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.
lnsures against loss BY Fire or Lightning
Principal ofice,-CLARKSBURGs ". VA.
Authorized Capital $500, 900
Capital Stock $4,000
INSURES ON tho MUTUAL BASIS.
Policy Holders receive a pro rata division Of
oil pro6.s.
Rates Of Insurance as low as in any other
Good Paying Company.
IT DOES 4 REGULARBANKlNG BUSINESS
Discounts Paper, Receives Money on Deposit,
paying upon the same liberal rate Of Interest.
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NALL AND WINTER NEGOTIATIONS.
IT Fe 1870.
RIBBONS.
MILLINERY AND STRAR GOODS
ARMSTRONG, CAr0s 1 Go.

ARAsTbOso, SAIoh " W.
importers Andiobbers OF Bonnet trimming and
Velvet Ribbons, Bonet silks, satins and relysn
Blends, Nets, Grapes, Ruches, Flowers, Fsa-
theirs, Ornams n Is, Straw Bonnets and Ladder
Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, Shaker Hoodt,
&C., 237 and 739 Baltimore street. Baltimore,
Nd. Offer tiflArgest stock 10 be found in this
country, and unequAled In choice variety and
chsspntsi, comprising the latest PAIiFan nov
cliiei. Crdes solicited, and prompt stisut!on
prn. @s 'e-an
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w LcSSsls aMa &yNmcv Co $
Is.r. -
I'D. ,a TO BE SOLD AT
PUEBLO or PRIVATE SALE
hr on or before the
THIRD DAY OF NO EEABER. 1870

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Lewis County. pronounced in
the cause of John Branuon, Commission
er, VS.. Minter Bailey's heirs, l will. Oh
THE THIRD OF NOVEMBER, 1870,
that being Court day, sell at public sale
to the highest bidder for each tract. at
tie front door Of the Court House Of
Lewis County,
SIXTY.THREE TRACTS AND PAR
GELS OF LAND,
on the waters of Sand Fork, Leading
Creek, and other tributaries Of the Little
Kanawba River, and NEAR THE SUR.
yEYED LINE OF THE WASHING
TON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

.y11ANrED-AGEHTs-to sell the Oc1A.
w CON SEWING MAcnsH II is licensed,
makes :hc ''elRstc lock STITCH" and is war
ranted for years. Price SIS. All other ma
chimes with an underietd sold for SIS or less
are infringcn.ents. Address octhgon Sewing
Machine Company, ST. Louis, No, Chicago
Illinois, pi,tSburg, Pa, or Boston, Mass. II
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF no
TEAS AND COFFEE s

THE PRICK OF GOLD.
Increased facilities TO slab orgariIerSsS Ssad
for the new Price List
The Great American Tea Company,
20. Boz sA+a nS1ysssy *.s. ].
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A GENTS wANTED-SlO per day, by the
" American Knitting Machine Company,
Boston Mass, or St. Louis, No. II
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The undersigned would respectfully inform,
tle citizens of Weston and The surT2unding
country that be has just opened. sthis old s'Ai'd
on Main street, in Weston. an entirely new
took OF ..I "a.
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csn.r. Street. Weston. B...f Vvi,sAis
"A good sssor,nento Of Groeeriea always i,s4
on hand. Produce bought and sold. The Sas
pnnfity Of lieucn for sale, in quantities 70 nj,
purchasers. Wheeling stogies, fns e;1ars. ~
the best grades Of Tobacco, always on hssA
Siore-one door shove the Bank
aPr27-f -
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.r. .-.. r.af PArhersha1s. W. "
Sold By Smith 4 Dent and +. NJ. Chal-
FAINT, and all Druggists, Grocers and D. al.
ers generally. jan31-l,
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EARLY MARRIAGES IN JAOKSON
COUNTY.--IS49,

David Ramsey and Lydia H. Redfearn, June
Sd, by William Brady, ]. p.
Thomas Crabtree and Julia Shumway, June
2, by Hezekiah Mcdaniel, ]. p.
William Russell and Margaret Hildenbrand,
June 9, by s. S. Vandivort, j. p.
jeremiah Holly and Martha Kennedy, June
10, by William Evans, ]. p.
Henry spohn and Margaret Gettlo June 13,by
F. A. Frankenbourg, Minister
James Park and Nancy Newell, June q, by s.
s. Vandivort, ]. P.
Robert Exllne and Julia Ann Mikesel, June
2l, by Thomas W. Leach, ]. p.
Alexander Livingston and Betsey Elizabeth
Trip, July 3D., by G. H. Bower, Minister.
John Douden and Nancy Ann Goudy, July 5,
by r. ]. Backus, Minister.
John Morgans and Mary Herbert, July 2, by
Robert Williams Minister.
Joseph Gilliland and Hannah Rundle July s,
by Joseph spriggs p.
Monroe Ellis and Louisa Austin, July Is, by
Stephen Dunham, ]. p.
On the 9th day of July, lS4O, license was is
sued TO Henry Gray and Clarinda G. Cremeens,
but no return made of marriage.
On the 18th day of July 1910, license was issu-
ed TO Absalom Clark and Elizabeth Timberman
and Elder John Swain certifies that on the
same day he married Absalom Clark and Eliza
beth Tinkeman.
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rRoBArE coURr PRooEEDIvos.

John L. Ramsey, Administrator Of Sarah f.
Williams, deceased, VS.. Susanna McCarty ct al
Petition to sell real estate. Petition filed and
set for hearing. Defendants ordered to be no.
titled.
William Jenkins, Minister of the Gospel. Ii.
cense to solemnize marriages granted.
W. L. s. Clark, Minister of the Gospel. Ii
cense to solemnize marriages granted.
John 3. Sewers, Minister of the Gospel. Lii
cense to solemnize marriages noted.
One inventory and three accounts filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Edmund U. Rlppeth and Margaret L. Jackson
John James and Jane Jenkins
James H. Hughes and Elizabeth Snyder.
Amos Phillips and Frances Ingles.
William D. Lewis and Sarah r. Walden.
William AsDallas and Samantha Grlnis.
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LEcTURE.-Rev. j. L. Sewers, of Jackson, o.,
will deliver a lecture in the NJ. +. Church, in
Centerville, Tuesday evening" Dec. 9th, 1870.
Theme: "What Saw and Heard in My Califor-
MIA Trip. Admittance 25 cents The above lee
ture was delivered in the NJ. E. Church, Har-
mar, Ohio, Oct 9th, of which tho Marietta Reg
ister says: "Crawford Chapel Harmar, was filled
to its utmost capacity, on Sunday evening last,
to hear Rev. j. e. Sewers deliver lecture on
the Religious Phases of his recent trip to Cali
fornia. The lecture was intensely interesting,
and was listened to with marked attention. The
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ing was, that one hour more would not have
wearied the patience of the audience"