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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
PLANTATION BlTTERS

fLAMlAllUM RlIIEkS
This wonderful vege-
table restorative is the
slleet-anchOr Of the feeble
and debilitated. AS q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid 1t has
no equal among stomacl-
les. AS q remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women arc espec-
tally subject, it is
superseding every other
stimulant. In nil
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as Il specific in every
species of disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it Is intro.
dnced 1t becomes O
standard articIe---a me-
dicinal staple. 1t is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine i'm the civilized
world d---bo sure and get
the genuine Sold by all
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores. ..
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DIRE G TO RS:

j. B. Winston. Treasurer and Secretary Of
r. F. p. Il. r.; VIM. j. johnson, of johnson
&c Hunt, Wholesale Grocors; VIM. II. Powers,
of Winston & Powers, Wholesale Grooers A.
Ordway. Treasurer Buckingham Sale Compn-
ny; j. 4. Gibson, Superintendent Adams Ex-
press Company; G. Y. Morris, Morris & Co.'s
Sugar Refinery; G. A. Pcplc Superintendent
Manchester Cotton Mills; J. II. Tyler. John
II. x John Tyler Jewellers; Moses Nlillhiser,
Wholesale Dry Goods; Thomas Baldwin,
Clothing; j. M. Goddin, Cashier Pluntcrs'
Bank; J. II. Dowell, Superintendent Westorn
Union Telegraph Company a. G. Robertson
Cattlo b 'oker; G. l. Herring, Wholesale Gro.
Ger; y. e.. Brown, of Brown, Jones & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers; A. Bodoker, Druggist:
3. NJ: Rosonbaum, of S. & Nj. Roscnbaum,
Dry Goods.
COL. ROB'T A. THOMPSON notifies his
friends that he has taken tho Agency for this
District with tho Equality Life Insurance Com
pany. and would be pleased to wait on his
friends and the public. lie would be glad to
employ some eight or ten solicitors rs canvas
eers. and will mako it to their interest to work
tor the Equality" He respectfully calls at
tontioH to the advertisement above.
EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE 90.
Examine its Pamphlets before you insure, it
Is TO your interest to do so. Principal Office
lois Main.street, Richmond, Va.
AGENTS WANTED EVER YIYYERE:
BENZ. g. HERIOT, General Agent.
j. H. OsTENDORF, German Agent.
DIR. JAMES NJ. SLOAN, Medical Exm'r
9a. The Company is permitted to refer to
Col. w. q. KEITH, Mini. j. II. WHIrNER, VIZ.
j. NEVILLE, and j. w. STRInLlNG, Esqrs.
Oct l, 1869. So ly
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Gy- Horace Greely says that the darkest
days in an, mans earthly career is that
wherein he fances there is some eaeier way
of gaining dollar than by s4uarelY earning it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-06

!; HeA- Jenkins is not going to do anything
more in conundrums. He recently asked his
wife the difference between his head and
hogshead, and she said there was none.
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]: bey- ~ 60 through my work." as the
needle said to the idle boy. "But not till
you arc hard pushea," said The 10Y to The
needle. ~ ~
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Company of5Ytrginis,. Sii ~
rQUALITYLTFE INSURANCE cont.
IL PANY OF VIRGINIA.

EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE. cont.
IL IPANY OF VIRGINIA.
REASON WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD
( !. INSURE IN THE EQUALITY LIFE
INSURACE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
1st. It is moro Liberal to the Insurers than
any othet company, and will eventually become
purely mutual and belong to tho Insurers. 7ni
I'd. 1t oirculates its money amongst its pa.
irons, whoare the Insurers. Consequently they
ere continually getting tho benefit of tho rapid
accommodations Of tho Uompahy, tho money be.
ing invested by the Board Of Directors amongst
the insurers. Therefore the insurers are build.
ing up an institution peculiarly their oxh, and
conducted for their benefit.
Sd. The loans of this Company arc as liberal
as other companies, who declare diyidendsat
the end of the second, third and fourth years.
but this Company ut the end Of the first and
every year. Thereby heinsurcr saves several
years interest on his loans by insuripg in this
Company, and he never looses his money if he
pays up for one whole, year, whereas, in other
companies he has to re,nain on insurer for
several years, or he looses all tho money he
has paid.
DAVID B. CLARK, President
THOS: H. WYNNE, Vice President
JOHN Q. WINN, Secretary.
GEN. SANlES II. LANE, Actuary.
BR BR' +. = B; b WATKINs' pAWIa Medical Advisers
JUDGE j. A, MEREDITH, Counsellor.
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Aea- A London merchant advertised for a
clerk who could "bear confinement" He
received an answer from one who had been
seven years in jaik sI,c
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. BOOK STORE.

4 ARRANGEMENTS are mado to secure any Book
IA wanted. Also, Books, Cateohisns, &c., for
Sabbath Schools, School Books, Pens, link, Paper,
&c., &c., always on hand. The Depository for
the Oconee Bible Society is also a tho Book Store.
Next door to the Post Office.
April 1,1S70 "a 1y
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NEW York, April 25.-Ex- Confederatcs
Thomas Rhett, of Charleston, and George
Pickett, Of Virginia, are here en- route for the
Egyptian service. Rhett has been sworn in
as Brigadier General by the Pacha's recruit.
ing officers. Confederate Generals Loring
and Sibley are already there. The Federal
General Stone, who was unfortunate at Balls
Bluff, is also among the Pacha's recruits.
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CINoINNATI, April 2S.--The Board Of
Trade to-day recommended certain amend.
rnents 70 Sherman's Cincinnati and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Bill as will, if adopted, in the
estimation of the Board, enable the trustees
appointed to, build the Cincinnati Southern
road under ten millions loan, to enter upon
tho construction of tho road under a national
charter. @ .5.e
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THE RAILROAD MEETING
.Arro:NYuISr ov psLroArrs

Pursuant to previous no,ice, large
number Of persons assembled atthe Court
Ilouse on Saturday, the l.rh lpsl', IL
appoint delegates 10 the Clarksburs con-
vrntivn, which meets on the oath inst,
The meeting was called to order BY
Mr.. +. NJ Chdlfant, upon whose motion
Wn. l.. bennington Was elected Chair
man, aud j. ". WoMudin, Secretary.
The chairman then explained The OBJ
ject Of the meeting, aEd, on motion 'p'
pointed a committee Of lhrrc--Messrs'
kcs, Cosad and (W, g. lcnnest-,o Sc
lcct the delegates. 7.r.f,.
In the absence Of the committee the
meeting was addressed by Mr.. +. NJ
Chslfant. He expressed confidence
in The prevalent belief that a railroad
wonld soon be built .loug the entire
length Of the Monon.she!a Valley, and
that il. course would be directly through
our county.
Tho committee then made the follow
Ing report Of delegates, which Ma
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.

pALTINuEE. hVfGa ~,
BEEF'C A TT ]. E-I'rices.,o;sey
ragged as follows: Old Cows AID Scala
wags at u 50a5 900; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen snd Cows at ) GCaj 90 /; fair quality
Bccycs az; GQs7 90. and the very bc,i
l,eeves st'7 5daS7 IS per 100 pousd', the
average price being about 6 0O gross.
The market va, very dull lo-da, at de-
cline Of a5 to 81 cents per lOopounds on
good Cattle, and fully 50 cents on COM
mon and medium grades
SHE.EP-The supply during the
week la. bscu about equal 10 'he demand,
and Tor good snd extra lois tsrmer,ratcs
haze been fully SUSTAINED vsiia fer com
mnn giad.s ,hr asrasl Is oppressed.
Prices to-day rarge,i 81 'r..eys GsaiSc
per pound slo.s .or faiy 10 good IL, Sheep,
u . Z s. The market has becn fully
supplied during the past week and a. the
closets unsettled. Will, a strong tendency
downward. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Siill.fed q, II scale 80. and fair
to good coru-fsd Hogs at II 0Ual3 90 per
100 pounds net.
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DIrEc1os ArroISrrp.-Ihe Cover
nor recently made the following ahroint-
meats Of Directors for the Hospital for
the Insane at Weston: Eun. y. Golf, Of
Harrison, DR.. s. i. Shaw. Of Mason,
Col. Jacob I!orubroo.,, of Ohio. and Rev.
J.I. Sanford, Of Lewis. We infer,
from the absence Of an! Democrat on the
Hoard, that large majorly Of tho pa
ticpts confined in the institution arc radi.
cals--sud, per consequence, need the
rigilsnt care and guardianship Of = srooly
lsil Board Of Directors.
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~. A.ll."-lnn.r.nls at IIome--is
anew secret order recently ,lpr.l in this
vicinity, BY those rlirt.Y souhs ladies
who sro unable to secure u traG tn take
,hrin out. The membership keeps full.
although member, lyar. tie "erttt"
hheiic,tr opportunity p',..hts.
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RkrupsLp.-I'or Henry Brahuon re-
,luinra ,lrur a..rw -aays=ago-loaking
well aui'h".rty He has been 10 Nrw
York sirrr tit adjournment OF the Legs
Iaiule. s.
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"IIkLt.Mick."-A gentleman from
Urshur tell. us = funny story in regard
to the origin of.ihe name Of "Btla;A."
very common Tue III flat county. lie
say. tlia, many years ago. two ".qupd."
Of people naincI Nick lived in lIigliaEd
county. Virginia. They were very nu-
m.rous, aid all relatives. One squad
got into a difficulty with N. other end-
log III a law.ruit. in which, as 4 matter
of course, one side WAS defeated. The
rahqui,h.'l parties then instituted a FAM
lily ftud against the successful ones. and
for humber ~ years they rcrs nctori.
Gus lot their act. Of menhht!s. The pub.
lie sentiment was SO much against them.
that by eolni,ion consent, TO distinguish
them frUu the other branch Of the faz.il,
they we're called "llell-slieks." which
was finally moderated to "llelniick."
aud that is now III. accepted name Of the
tamily Tbs end Of the Highland couu.
" troubles was that the "llell- Nick
branch were eventually obliged to leave
that,.ctiun, when, Of course, The, set.
lied in Up,hur.
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.ewitri.Ia4i:Mbeiis .br.ad;--4TNSsa Pa,
u'sm-Sr s.l. .. Saith 4 Dents ,by lls.
or Dbl.
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GlAGgk IAkls--:. new article Of hone
manufacture, at Fred. ,Brilknan's. Try
them. Anal. asI strt
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Mlr,sa Mosl,.-Sises,he letting Of
tdnhty p.or Farm, no les. shaa' ,l q q
the p,uper, have died. llsls says he
thinks he's ...makin. nloncy.e''seii it'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-21

ST, pArklck's DAY WAS tho .torwie.t
day Of The year. ,s- u"t
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UsDER the act providing for tue estab-
.lishmeut Of an institution for the deaf,
dunb aud blind Of the State, Hon. Hen.
ry Branuou wa. appointed Regent from
this Senatorial District.
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- plasos..--oa Sunday last. 'ima.u.s
Il ,cks,of will. Pigeons .pa.sai over our
t.ra s,ia: North; AMI Gu Aoad y, they
xere itolla1sd by lars. aock' If Mild
geese. Spring is certainly coming
.,m,:ime, but frosl presest arpcsrasce'.
With liz inches o. snoa covering the
t'resu Garth. 10. ite iiaelinsl TO ,hink
th.ssf1rs..ii fowls are the victims q
misplaced e5phlsnce. ,c "!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-21

;, Bstsnts. sBsusats! 9BsrsAEs!--'1u'l
RECEIVED, =. Smith, & Dcn,'s Drug Store.
lie !! rs..i assortment aud greatest variety
VI paint aud ,whiie.wa.h brusl "a ever
brough. to Weston. Paintsatid yarlish
hrushes e.,l tie bad at any price from leu
e NJ, IL ,hres,dollar,: wllite,wash brushes
iron, fity cents to QUO dollar and half.
Call aud examine their7 stock. Painters
and CaLinet.uasers are especially in-
yitea. tst4a
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Neiqhborhoo c Correspondence

ouG RgApEKs WILL srARlS iAiSD THAT We
ARE Sur RIsroSsIBLs FOR THIS OPINIONS
or CTR CORRESPONDENTS - ouk c0LunNs
AkE.opgS To ALL. 4
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tbs Election for School Conini.,iencr,
for til. School Di.triet Of Weston, as
will be, ,.eu. by 4 the advertisement in
al,othsr colamni, will take place on the
.ldsy Of April ne1t. We earnestly
urge upon ,gi our sitisrns. = the n.ce,,isy OF
isi,i,r ,i,is election tue /. attention i. de-.
s.rses.s We s.n. il proper officers are
elected have school 10 sur'toWn which
will 10 ! credi. instead Of . disgraee. -
The Cnmai,sioners h.ys secured an All.
nual dsns,iun Of S600.00, which. to-
ge,hcr with The fluids raised BY !a1ation,,
william out ,oa suui iufisicnt 10 main:
tain drs. class iiic.to.l during the entire
year. Thi, being the ease, " hope that
eur citizens sill taksaai interest .in the
u.tter.iasa SO. that 'ouf best men arc
chosen forthii very in portant position.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-21

tux Supervisors Of 6ilmer county arc
going to build Icy jail. 81.
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;. iGaswear lS1Ois,he latter p,ft cfthc
!G3,,,n. aud tie 'basinnihs of,llc 5GSls:
,ei:,ce the crcstlonsoflhs world, according
to tho jews. ''a- -
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OsK judiciOu. step backward is better
than any number OF falls. step, forward,

Cor IT B.p-- Twas ever so rincc
childhool's hours" tus We never knew 'ol
quite SO severe case as the one under
consideration. The young man who j,
suffering under .hi, attack Of "!'yr.
young Dream has just arrived al thu,
peculiar age plieu hs'cease, to be boy.
hut i. not yet msu-when hc first as.
pircs to til. dignity Of whi,ker', broad.
cloth and ,iogy cigara,and thinks that 1.-The
enc thing ucedful"fcr him j, ,srrerail on
some riuscnc yosng !a.,; to lie, him pay
her Lcard and buy her calico. Aud he's
yot i, Lai. Like cui,;ps teeth. ,tisi, >
very necessary, tu;Nn, exceedingly ,d'l''
gsrou, disease. nbitw it assumes =
chronic loru,.. butt ass. ''llrs got it,
and he, 60, i, lad. Besides calling "n
the young lady three times every csy
and spending every evening in slipping
frem her sweet lips The honey Of affection,
he has,, within tie la.t twu weeks. cS'
l.ustea til. pllys,cs poser Of l"cnnotiot
oftwo healthy young WITH Amshdmei'is,
and then besai OIL the third. Verify. be
msketh hay while The SUI sl'inrsh, even
from the rising until the going ""wn
thereof and le'dsot it bad-ani he ca"''
help it. -
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PEOPLE nhu advertise about once in
three months forget that people never
rsncnlber anything longer ll,an seven
days. 70. .tr.
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!, TuE old law will arrly TO The csu,ua 70
be taken for 1870, Efforts to modify il
having fnilsd. Cen:us-lakers will !. no
doubt soon commence, operations. Ne
have heard Of several PERSONS in Lsais
who are anxious to serve their beloved
country in this PARTICULAR -
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rOWN,LOTs FOR SAIL.

:
DY virtue efn. decree Of, he circuit court q
3, ID t;imsr cstipty, ,proncuneed,in the cau,-
j III which G. I.sl.atrli,r md W.. g. Bennett,
commissioners, are coinplainants, and Williari
Mollcyi and r.,M. Ghalftnt ars ,tlslcndnn'sat,"
undersigned, commissioner appointed 'or the
purpose, will, on lke LIST day Of March. 1870 II
ty cirtni, tonrt Of Lewis county t!ii'l bel III
session on that day, and Il not, then an ~
frs; d,y,hcrcatcr on, whiehriti iuay,t, ms. :
sion, III front OF tic court horse ofLewis toia.
", offer for sale 4. nav. .7,,,, s,rr-,nTl
THREE TOWN LOTS.
in The town or,Wcslon, lSyislcounty To- rs
lilo property a Jacob loren.z. Jr.i but uew
Owned by William Mo1!cr. Que Of SAID ,.ia
fronting en-. hrsNstrct,3Anda the of.At i'e'th
Kun street.
~ IL TERMS OF sAiIE-GAsHa,.H
VIC. BENEFIT, -,
n3s.it. .,SCopplis.Ngasy
The above sale is postponed with me l!si ~
Of The Nay term 1870, of tie circuit Goa o.
I.nis cdnnt-. 3MilftN sne' A'
t' W. 'V4"'; ~ 81. L tttssssTTsi'
nao.l. iIt!hL Coriais Dat
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

|-7FT 80 -F.F /. p .t -.
C. Bogge,. and ". Z.
Lirely, Comnsis'io"er', 1ta'n'ih.
Us.
s. L. H,y.. it,, aud 8.
F. Loss, defendants.
IN pursuance ofa decree, entered in this Gauge
! by III. circuit coif. Of Gilmer county. on
lie llh dag Of The November tern 1862 We
will sell. in front Of the court house door of
Gilrcr county on.iili- first day Of tiitinext
April term, 1870, Of the circuit court Of said
county, n, public auction 10 the highest hid
der the tract of laud situated on Leading
Greek, shout 4miiss from Glen'ilc, and
known az The
"JOHN LONGSTRETu LAND"
more particular description of which will be
found in the papers Of lib. cause. Terms e''h.
.C. BOGGESS 4, W. +. LIVELY,
'' ' '. Commissioners.
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No coorNr.- Owing .,ysi'le continued
illne. q Judg. lE E,.le,s 10 t court WAS
held =, l,uckhinnod. \. o.syi
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Mtsrsat PAl,.S4--chocola,e color ---oply
S, s,a,s pei, pound At Smith 4 Dents.
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snassssi,v5f. Sd Iur,,io',sdn.. Of III
.isy. and siud. VI Smill, & D'nt's. =,

Our srip.l 'Ii.rasy. On Main street.
who, b, III. way. is "abro,h Ut Toy
ft"m,ss nuld sd" liza, os baud a lsrs'
lot af Catholic book, Of all kind.. m
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|. gl ~ yatr hnr'es, cows and hogs
Is 10 5s.ars l.n,,i,y. sn have good ap-
'r-.ipz.g 2. ;ls Smith; " DEM, aud invest
j,s4-y.i,e cent. in condition powders.
.n. y"a xill BE- repaid. ri hundred fola for
siie investment, "a,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-21

After one or twos short sPeerhes' Inc
following revolution was unanimously
adopted:
hesrlreel. That we endorse tho sc'ion
Of the Board of Supervisors Of tl'I,
county, in plcdging aid 10 any Railroad
which muy be built through Lewis
county. :.
On Do,ion,. any citizen Of Lewis
county who mny be in Cl,rk'turg en- the
9th, Was authorized to act ns del.g gate.
On motion. the ute,ing adjpuIn'd.'
w. ]. HUNTINGTON, Chairman.
j. w Wcrr!Spls, Secretary
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-21

: TuErr are in West Virginia 200 pen
'sioners,, who rsceiv. 81, G.I Per annum'
RABBITS. go mad this month, If 'hsy
understand their biz. How can We tell
how mad March hare gets, else? t'''
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-21

iipAp.lcaa..i pes,ohsat well az others,
.ri., from stotpii state ofli'e stomach,
liver aud bowels. Never take Ssy min
erals Of norpli4 fo9it.,' TGfy hurt n lt
dian they do good. But lake Roasl''
b.in'i Stomach l,iGest; their at YVES
tern Remedy, anilyou are sure If aetr:.
Sac Advertisement.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-21

Two,bbl.. Ihusecd Oil. and one halls
ton white lead, including the best and
purest lead made, down tb'the inferior
grade. will be sold very low al smitl,S
Dents. fs,j 'rs gi6ot - .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-21

LYwn Corsrr has, tlas.lcader who
sell, .pplejack through the week, aud
prays 50 loud on Sunday Tor his cusio-
iuers that you can hear him milc-os =
clear day Occasionally he drinks = It'll.
too mitch hmsclf-runs his nare"ytr
fodder.s shocks, gets mad aud nearly bite
her ear of, and al that sort OF Thing !
FREUD, (onr infarmant) ofers to play "a;
for "Iigh" ina pious game ofseves.ur.
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Rcmrmbor.:.hat when tbs DEMOCRAT
i, enlarged as proposed, il will be
the Largest. Cheapest, iiandscmsst aud
Best Paper in The State.
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DiaEo1'loNs.'

aAld by smitl, L Deu, 44u . "a
~. rene, n. " ;snSiAy
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.To. ouR FRIENDS.
We arc nav making arrangements I

We arc new lhsk'hR arrangements
itrchaiiiiia'i'pl- adia ~
.. .NEHT'PRESs e N!TERlALr
..alineu to rsLAror tho size Of our
paper. by adding t...i
TWO COLU.4.TS no. EACH PAGE,
making i. .Lsrgc Rish. Column Paper,
Il, will then DO Largest Weekly Pepper in
th S,aie--eopt,ining 7hidy-7'ro Lony
column, Of reading. matter every week.
To do this, requires a large outlay, and
we call on our friends 10 come forward
and help US. We want 100 new subscr-
,bcrS, aqeeompuniei ty the Cash, ly the
Is. layof Mag, and this Mill enable us to
,.y for New Press and Material
Let our friyuds 80 10 work at. once, aud
;xSpromisc them that US soon az We have
received tue SUM above, mentioned, We
,viil'furnlsL then, the largest. hdndtmcit,
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RAlLnoAps -An argument in favor Of
railroads la. been given Ly the Geanga
Democrat. It is that they decrease the
burden Of taxation. Railway property is
a large aud valuable ,dditlonts the cup.
lica,s Ola county. while the expenses Of
county government are not scnsibly in
creased. A, clear gain Of revenue is TINS
made to any county through which arsil-
road 10 built.
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l'ls,osAL.--Tsi regret TO NOTES the
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corsr eoprtut..t Chenille III The 'stl
mud a.fl;rsfi.yiil. pa the 18th Of APRIL
judge ljrosH presiding. ti7;fs
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Fedora, aoa+t si.i At Cl.,tsturgon the
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