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h iJfEEtt YI ro Communicated.
Permit me, through the columns Of
your paper. to announce that We had a
"Fourth Of July" in Peasants county.
Tho day dawned bright and beautiful, and
nature promised u. pleasant time. which
we had and enjoyed highly. Tho Sab
bath Schools of the different denomina.
tious. were largely represented. . The
procession formed in Hebron en- route for
Mr.. Maxwell's farm, where We found a
shady grove, nice folks and . sumptuous
dinner. The Declaration was read by
The Rev. William Smith and spec shes were
delivered b the writer, Rev. Smith and
Anthony Smith. Esq. The good deport-
ment exhibited BY everybody has reflected
credit upon the Sabbath Schools Of /, Pine
Grove and Hebron The ladies Of course
we're the chief Intermediates in getting
up tho Celebration, and absolutely dc.
servo credit for the energy manifested on
tho occasion. ~ ~. j. JONES.
Z. Z, Hebron. w. Va. Jay y, 1870. I'D
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For A,,e,sor-FTrst Districi.

d We arc authorized 10 announce Col. JOHN
NEE As . candidate for assessor of tho Frat
District Of Lewis County-subjcct TO the decis-
len Of tho Democratic County Convention.
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For Clerk ofMs CYrcuit Court.

GW1 see authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN
,C.lJACES0N as candidate for. the office of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Lewis County
subject TO the decision Of the County Democrat
h Contention. 1i .liH
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For House of DELEGATES.

Ma. Eptros,-vyou will please announce tina,
GHU. C0ZAD, Esq. will be candid ate for The
vtice Of Delegate for this county, and that hi,
claims will be urged before The ensuing Demo-
cratic County Convention by
- MANY DEMOCRATS.
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sssssssssssssses
E5-TOWNSHIP AND DISTRICT
COMMITTEES, YOUR OWN WHITE
RICE EXPECTS YOU TO DO YOUR
DUTY! SEETHAT EVERY LEGAL
VOTER IS REGISTERED AND
THAT he VOTES ON ELECTION
DAY. AND LET EVERY. WHITE
MAN HELP THE COMMITTEES IN
THEIR wORK!.ey
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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BRusu CurrEns, that should be in the
hands of every farmer, to be had at Ed.
wards.
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Nj. worsIspls,:-Yo on will please announce
JACOB SPAUR, Of Lincoln Township, rs a
candidate for Assessor Of the Second District OF
Lewis county-subject 10 the decision OF the
Democratic County Convention lie will be
supported BY MANY DEMOCRATS.
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HLARKsBURa MUTUAL INSURANCE.
wv Sy.d Z u COMPANY. iGs
Insure. agaiiaa loss aby Fire Or Lghssiag
Principal Office, ----CLARKsBURGs W. VA.
Authorized Capital = $500, 900
CAPITAL Stock y. y. -. : $4,000
INSUREs ON the MUTUAL BASIS.
Policy Holders receive . pro rata division Of
allpro6u.
[ .f1g Good Paying Company.
IT DOES A REG ULAR BANKlNG BUSINESS
Discounts Paper, Receives Money on Deposit,
paying upon the same liberal rate oflnterest.
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1TTAYTED, IMMEDIATELY.
wv Five 81 Eas,sssie Msn , y oan s...;ss
for The sale 9. WbeeIsr and Mi ,ss Se tsh
6,s ii chaige. Apply By letter OF ~ petsou ~
~ - wM. SUMNER q Co,
!. jalylil af Wheeling, ". W,
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Fsrir JARS and jelly glasses to 'bc had
at Edwards.
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BATTELLE TOWNSHIP

School District Ereeutipe Committees.
LIST district-Union School. house.
John Hearensr, Elias Smith L A Rohrbough
End district-Canos Run,
vi Bird, AAswecker, and Michael Peeley.
Bird district-Fuirview schoolhouse.
WA Watson, Morris Taylor 81 W Watson
4th district-S,nd Fork, 2fg
TB Roy. II Whitsall and Jackson Mccray.
9th district-Duvnll Schoolhouse,
n Smith, W R Fox and Thomas Ancell.
9th listrict-Oil Creek, -
u Fox, Lenuel Peterson and Andrew Gay,
n distric.-Jack,onyille, =
J Q Arnold, Pleasant Barnett and Aulinu1
9th district-Galford Schoolnousc,
J'H Galford, r B McCutcheon & N Bennett.
9th district-Rexroad Schoolhouse,
Jas alcClain, Vim Houghton and A Wilfong.
i lth district-Ireland,
Merger, j A kiley and Joseph Bennett. Il
18th district-Ewings' Mill,
rs McCr.y, Al McKisio and James Bennett
18th district Gladly Fork.
] D Normsn, E Mccartney and Lewis snider.
l4th district Wolf Pen Run,
Jas Brufy, Alfred simms, and H Bennett.
18th district lEalkersyille.
N B Foster, N B Dennison and H Garrett.
10th district-Abrams' Run,
nobt Crn n ford Selhv Snnn and Jamsa Crnir
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LEWIS STORE, WESTON, W. VA.
ssAlI PRos1rs AND QUICK SALES!

receiving and opening sPlendid ~
L sortment Of Goods suitable for tho sesson,
and name in part; 80,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Quesas-
ware, Tinware, Boots and Shoes.
saat'lHats and Caps, WoodeaWars.
i Drugs, Medicines, Flour,
3 va Dye StuTs, Leather.
iJ III, Salt, Iron, and
Steel, &c.
Which am enabled, having purchased o. The
best terms. to offer at very low rates..
TRADE, ELL will pay the highest
prices for Trade Of every variety, and will sell
Goods at the lowest figures. 81 Owing TO the adj
yautages Of the rash system 10 all parties, buy.
ers will find it 10 their interest 70 call ct my
store before going elsewhere. Thankful fer The
liberal patronage shown to me by tho public
and my friends, promise renewed efforts 70
give them entire satisfactiou IN their future
dealings with nae, - ~ ,,..f,-.
i.,trrh ..feg,if. adj "a saii1ns yf,to
The Aiighea marse. prices paid for Gin
~ seng, Flaaseed and Hoa.
ifngI Ht'1 eifiJ tseah 10 ssoqlrq
ot4a !gst ~ bn1 I'll! s.stAsA.,LEwls.
Weston, Wa, June 9, 1870. ~
5R'aa. a.5ba2 NOTICE. ,aO
srrI1NntE iOFF!a..pe!ATsb, COST
Having made arrangements to 70 into busi-
ness furlher. South, to-day. sasr my entire
stock st !s2i!ss 5A5 ~. s. "a
60 .l'l. e. i, r. Pm sl ICES.
8 ''i DRY tGooDs, ital Isais.i
s'grl MOTIONS, .ii4o "a. q
q ;sol,la BOOTS aud SHOEa,
i,;i.s1es ri ,bs.Js. HATS and CAPS.
us. MI s, and
GROCERIES. az
Hb- h-a9 ogosas . .2-- o. eil
III bpl ag3iALLa PERSONS
Knoeiag Y71en,selsesf ladsxed 70 Ns
will please call and SETTLE THEIR AC-
COUNTS At. ONCE, - il d important 70 me-
10 Close my business here q speedily e psssi.
ble.e sia 5t .j7DC. s5hl1 P.L.KRhBLE.
Weston, Monday, June 10, q.
q
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For Superrii.or Of ..Sheriida. TSrn.hii,,

Va. EDlroa PLEASE announce JAMES
bULLADAY, Esq, Of Sand Fork, rs candi-
dale for the Office Of Supervisor of Sheridan
Township, subject 10 tho decision Of The Demo-
cratic Township Convention, and oblige,
= ~ "a f}tlENANY VOTERS.
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WE. N
= lfreA I'm 2 e g.

Parties 10 Lewis and adjoining counties, wish.
Ing taeir houses, signs, or farnitute painted,
will do well 10 Communicate with ms before
going elsewhere. Paper.banning and White
washing promptly attended TO. Terms tuodtr.
ate; and allwori warranted. vans
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P.ksnhsra W. VI
Sold BY Smith 4 Dent aud Il. M. Chal-
FAINT, and all Druggists. Gfocers and D 81.
ers generally. 80 D, janSl.l
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culs COURT o. Chihoun couuty on sno ntts Aon'
day in July 1870.
Lewis Scheaffer
The Union saw-Nlill Com.
pany Of G liner county and
j. NJ. Bennett and Phillip In chaneely
Cox, Trustee, and David
Bowers. stqg,s..
r1Nhc object Of this suit is 10 inhibit restrain
and enjoin the defendants who COM
pose the Union Snw.mill Company
Of Gilmer county, and ]. ". Bennett FROM
further proceedings upo9 . Judgment rendered
by the circuit court Of Calhoun county, at It's
April term, 1870, in favor OF the defendants,
the Union Saw.lnill company Of Gilmer county
for the use of. n. Bennett, against plaintiff
Lewis Scheatfcr for the sum Of $lslO, with in
tercst thereon from tie 10th day of March, J s67
until paid, and costs, $22 o6 cents, and also
from further proceedings upon any Judgment
that may be obtained in the suit at law now
pending, on the first bond for 1856, in the bill
mentioned, in the circuit court ofLewis county.
Aud Il appearing b. affidavit filed that the
defendants Cyrus Washburn and DnEiel W.
Cox are nonresidents ftllis state, and they not
appearing, 1t Is ordered That they do appear
here within one month after the date Of tho
first publication ofthis order, and d. what maj
be necessary 10 protect their interests In this
suit. Bond gwen and release Of errors at law
filed Teste:-N. b. FERREL, Clerk.
Fleming 4 Bennett, Attorneys for Plaintiff
y July lS.4t -ftnlr $50 aaIll
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For Asse,,or-Sec0nd Di,triet.

TT hssesUT--Nc0Hd UlNrtcf,
HeHare authorized 10 announce JOHN
ROMANS . candidate Ter the Office of As.essor
Of the Second District Of Lewis CONTRIBUTED
TO me decision Of the Democratic County Con-
ysntion.n sHiss1 ~ P1fbp IN
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Vest Virginia: -
AT rules held In tho clerks Office Of the cir.
cui. court Of Calhoun county, on tho arst Non
day in July 1870.
Lewis Scheatfer
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Ch,irnsn Dem ,E1 Com. Daltells Township.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
GREAT.BARGAINsl

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DIRECTIONS. 2 u
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The Week OF PRAYER I'm 1871.

The Evangelical Alliance of the
United States have issued the follow
ing programme, substantially the same
az that issued by the Evangelical Al
lance in foreign countries, for the an
nual week of prayer, beginning Sun
day, January l, 1871:
S11ldGy, Jan. 1.-SeFmons- Sub
ject: Inspirations of Holy Scripture
its sufheiency and sole authority for
religious faith and practice.
Monday. Jan Prayer: Grateful
review of the past, calling for renewed
confidence, and for increased devoted
ness; humiIiation for the Worldli-
ness of the Church, and for national
sins, provoking Divine judgments.
Tuesday, Jan. 3d.-PrAyer for ma
tons; for all in authority; for sol.
diers and sailors; for all who have
suffered IN the recent war, and for the
blessings Of peace.
Wednesday, Jan 4th-Prayer for
the conversion of children; for Sun
day Schools, and all seminaTies OF
learning, and for the rising up OF
more laboreTs in Christ's service.
Thursday, Jan. 9th Prayer for
the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on
all who profess and call themselves
Christians; for the increase of chart
ty; and of affectionate communion
and co operation among all IN every
land who love the Lord Jesus Christ
in sincerity.
Friday, Jan. 6th.-Prayer for the
circulation of the Word of God. for a
blessing on religious literature, for an
end of religious persecution, and the
removal of all hindrances to the
spread Of the Gospel.
Saturday. Jan. 7h.-Prayer for
Christian missions, for the conversion
Of the world, and for 1.-The glorious
appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Saturday, Jan. Sth.-Sermons-
Subject: Faith. Hope and Love-es-
sential witnesses for truth.
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book which they gea for nothing Is
for that which they have to buy.
Sixty thousand Bibles, go pages each,
arc offered for sale 1t about three cents
a piece, or about fourth Of the cost
price.
REv. DIR. EARLE. . distinguished
Evangelist Of the Baptist Church, is
producing most wonderful effect 10
various cities of the South. At Mo-
bile he held a series of meetings
which resulted in a most powerful re-
vival Of religion. Recently. at Mem
phis, he has been preaching with
even greater success than at Mobile.
The appeal says it puzzles an oc-
casional listener to account for his
remarkable success. His sermons
are characterized By no unusual
display of thought. and his utterancef
are common place. But that he sue.
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people as no other minister in thai
part of the country. is freely admit.
ted, and his success is almost marvel
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SPECTAL NOTICES.
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tion4
"Bchenek's Mandrake Pills." one 81 Ia.
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To these three medicines Dr. r.. b
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structions therefrom, give the organ .
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The Sea-Weed Tonic Inyigorates the
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his mode Of treatmenL. and general direc-
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PTMPLKa on THKFAoR.

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Essays for Young Men, on Physical and
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courage and ambition - the cause and
enre-With sanitary aid tor the feeble and
opea. Address. HOWARD ASSOC1AIlOHs
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GRTTINR MARRIEn.

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II his d eision ia the Court Of The
Temple is final, accept it. If His ex-
ample Is worthy of all imitation, then
go thou and do likewise"
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THE WARDEN AND BARCHESTER
TOWERS. In one volume. By ANTHONY
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Those who have read the Vicar Of
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this. It is written in the authors
usual interesting style, and will doubt
less meet with large sale.
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NEW BOOKS.

Roberts Brothers. Boston. have
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Songs Of Seven " ought to go into
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For sale By Robert Clarke & Co., Gin
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Tobacco Factories
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TIME ROLLOWHNG TOBACCO
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The Healing Pool.
LSBSA US EOR YOUNG MEN who
.31 have fallen into vicious habits. and
now desire q higher nfev aud a bette
MANHOOD, with certain means OF relief
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THE CHOICE OF PARIS: A Romance OF
the TrORdi by s. q. w. BENJAMIN, an-
thor OF the Turk and the Greek. New
York HURD q HoUGHTEN. For sale in
Cincinnati, by ROBERT CLARKE & Co.
In the design Of this romance, the
outline has been borrowed, to a de-
gree. from the ancient legend. such
portions being selected as were APP
proved or invented by the master
mind Of antiquity as not irrelevant to
the original facts or to the customs,
characters, and modes Of thought Of
the age.
The writer has adopted only such
parts as seemed best fitted TO give in
harmonious whole-the story of the
great pre- Homeric tragedy which
shook the shores of the Egean.
Some scenes are given from the
. Iliad," but only such parts as relate
to the adventures of the chief actors.
MYSTERY OF EDWIN brood; by
CHARLES DICKENS. New YORK: hAk-
PER q Bros. For sale in Cincinnati by
ROBERT CLARKE 4 Co. Paper p cts.
The Mystery Of Edwin brood, frag-
ment as it Is. shows that up to the
moment of his death, the mental pow
ers of Charles Dickens were as bril-
liant as ever. The characters in this
novel will live with the best of Dick
ems productions.
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LADIES' LIST.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In the
POst-O ONCE at Evansville, State Of Indiana
on the ID day of Deesm Der, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please say "Advertiged.' - giving date
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TEN TIMES ONE IS TEN: The Possible
Reformation. A story In nine chapters.
BY COLONEL FREDERICK 1NGHAM. BOs-
tons ROBERTS BRoTHERs.
The many readers who. have been
delighted with the "Ingham Papers, !"
and still more entertained by the
quaint stories in IF, Yes and Per-
haps," will welcome something new
from the pen of the same author.
This story, as are all of Mr.. Hale's. is
fresh and original, but is much infe-
rior in point of interest to many of
his earlier sketches. Clerical duties,
and the constant demands made upon
the time and labors of the editor of
such q magazine as Old and Nelo,
render it a matter for surprise that
opportunity is found to indulge in any,
even the slightest. literary recrea-
ton.
Mr.. Hale, we are sorry to say, does
not appear to the best advantage In
these chapters, but it would, perhaps,
be unfair to demand that the author
of such masterpieces as 1.-THE Man
Without a Country" and My
Double, shoald approach his readers
only when in his hapriest mood
Ten Times One is Ten" may make
many new friends for Mr.. Hale--and
we hope it wiH-but there is little in
it that viii strengthen the attachment
of the old ones.
The above. from the Cincinnati
Chronicle, we fully endorse. The
book is for sale by Robert Clarke &
Co., of Cincinnati.
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FIST STEPS IN ENGLISH LIFERA-
TURE.-By ARTHUR GILMAN, A. NJ
New York: HURD & HoUGHrON. For
sale in Cincinnati by RCBr4 CLARKE &
Co.
In this handsome little volume the
author gives just what he proposes, an
outline of the History of English
Literature. The work is very well
done, and is an admirable one for
schools or those whose education has
been neglected. and enables them.in a
short compass. to find the mostessential
information about the literature and
the great writer's of their mother
tongue.
The author begins with what he
calls Original English" and gives
birds eye view Of the language and
its writer's, down to Dickens and
Thackery. in a way which concen-
trates and exhibits the result of some
learning and sound judgment.
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LTGIOUs MATTERS.
CmuReIH Nnrrcra.

II n. e. Ctarch.-Sunday School
y. Preaching by the Pastor at IO1S
A.a md 7 Pm. Class meeting in the after
noes Social meetings during the week
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