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sHRRIFF's SALE OF vALiJABT.E
REAL ESTATE.
james capgbart EEecrtor
Of James caPshaft ds'd Fl asbg&e.
Ioseph S. Dovrey.

bOHepu. % OpAEgys
DURsOAHT to,pnsEdeE d The einuit oou,.
j Of Mason county. Vest Va, rendered !.
the February term, 1870 IN tIls above IN ~
cause I will sell at pphlis auelioa q theIfrost
door Of the Court House Of said Aason county.
On ssturday, the soth day Of July, 1870,
to the higSpst bidder for one thirdeash in hama
and the balance on credit Of Six and tvslyss
months taking bond and good security beaFins
interest from dat Of sale for Lhe deferred n,
stallmenIs and rsserSiug the title as . tntke,
security, W
Lot No. So ON ad; Lot No. % ON Horton
street.; Lot No. Is ON Front street below een.
ter; Lot No. 5 on Front street below center,
Lots No. 10, IS, l7and 10 on Brown street: al
Of said lots are situated in Mason City, W ageen.
er Township ip Mason county. the same being
the rehl estate Of the deGsndant Joseph s. bow.
cry: to satisfy plaintiff claim ,3s0, T1slOO
with legal interest from the 26lh day of ebru-
ary, 1870, and the costs Of this suit.
Reference may be -haato the papers in This
cause for q description OF said lands
june S0-td 3 q. SHREWSBURY Sheriff.
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nny one Of shy pariy. thai ! epIorss che
Ghirago platform, the nomination o.
Grant sud CoIlsx. the whole State and
DjstIiSs aeget. To o RorJ. Ian 9 Re.
p6biicsn ofths school whose hisiory is
written 10 The blood Of the palriois WHO
fought 70 mainiAin end ,psipsIpets itls
government or cure, from eighteen bpn-
dred snd si1'y oos TO sighIssn hundred
and sixiy.6ze,. apd Ipr0poSs 10 hghtiI
ont on that line.
~ goHp N PaELFs.
PotsT PLEAsAsr. August 3. 1858.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of Esom H. Riggs, dc'd:
N pursuance ola decree Of the Circuit Court
Of the county OF Mason. made 10 a cause
therein pending to sahiect the real estate Of The
said Esop HR'gysto the payment Of his debts.
you are rearired to present our claims against
the said ESom H. Riggs for adjudication 10 +.
W SisSon. COmmiSSioner. at bis Office 10 the
said county on OF before thel7tk day Of Aug.
uSt, 1870. -
Witness: W. ". Harper. Clerk Of said cous.
this 2OLh day Of June. is7O.
wv HARPER. Clerk.
jn3O-6w BY 3. W. Sisson, Deputy.
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REpustlc1Hs. do uOl let say petty
malice agaIust any on your ticket pre-.
-ySntyoO lion doing your whole duty in
Ahis cnuapsign. Remember that your
enemies Willtako advantage of yOur luke
zzaranss,. Work now! Work ell The
Gimsl Work antil,he lsst-vote ia poll
,sdi See shat every Republican is sO.
,snto year organization. Form your
eIkss. Gsttssdy for the gfsa. tatdo.
Eat Yep vii vim,
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Prom ell pssis .ofthS cOaats, We have
received che gratifying intelligence. tbs:
the Republicans are working With a
zeal and determination. NOT known here
,tofors. They are determined to redeem
Mason county this fell. They EOa, 90
more Democratic rule. Keep the ball
SrOIlius, and Mason sill,rolI up on the
sFonrlh Tbursd;;y 10 October, fully 800
RspubIeRn msjority.
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From :ho Wheeling IntSlligsacer.I
THE TICKET.

So lar AZ Ve have heard. the tirkel
nominated ut PSrksrsbuts last Wedoes-
day by the Republican State Convention,
gives entire satisfaction. The men selec.
ted as the standard brstrrs Of tbs p'rty
auring the coming csmpsign are we'll
known They have bsen tried aoi have
been found faithful and trusty pulic ser.
wants. Their re nomination 10 an an
dorsemsnt that their Gdmtoislrs'ioa has
been sccapt"ble to their cons'iuents.
Il 10 scarcely necessary thai we should
speak Of thsit qualifications spd the pecu.
liar finess Of 'cIlone Of Tie nomispes for
the pos lion 10 @aieh ne ha~ bean assiaO,
ed on the ticket. They bave Tally met
the expectations Of The people Of the Stale
In CONDUCTING itS affairs The cona ipncs
reposed 10 them two years since has act
been violated; and the tact that they w're
rs-poninatsd. except 10 one or two 10.
stances BY acslstn 4riop. 10 evidence the
pAnpIs's delegates felt assGrsd the pub.
lie ilteIests would be safe ia their hands
during another term, and they therefore,
with sc,rceIy dissenting voise. commit.
ted them again into their hands. We
believe the people will rstify the rOuina.
tinns m,ds BY IhsiS representatives 10
Couvsution, BY a larger m,jorily than
that Of o. ober, 1868. LIT every Re.
publican contribute his influence and
vote 20 lot conIumation,
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PARKERssuaa wEsT Va

VUut AaI' IuTV
We tho undersigned, do certify, that
We we're present at the intsiyirw above
referred 10 between Gen. ]. 8. EitcheE
and Capt. II. g.. Parsons, and that
Capt. PsYsons did en,pkatieaIty DEW
ever hasioe made soy such statements
10 Mcintosh or ,any other peson. and
further ths, he had never heard General
Wltcher make use OF any such languess.
2 D. RAMSDELL. q
n. SLACK,
GEO. L KENNEDY.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
or vGLUABBg
Farming, Timber aud Mineral Lands,
r Z In oabsll and tinedln' Counties,
8. I REgT YERGLNLA.
"a clianeeEY.
n. HtHArtleY 3 CpAl

!. ! : :. -. y: y qAn3esFy.
IN pursuance Of q decree Of the oircnit Court
j Of Cabell county, West Virginia made and
cp,eted on tbe.tItli day Of May, 1870. in The
above entitled cause. The undersigned. Special
Conniss Toner, who vas thereby appointed for
the purpose, willpToceed 70 sell on the
i.r pay or AraysT. 1910,
az the front door Of the Court HonAe, in Bar.
boun.viile. 10 said county Of C4bell, At public
auction 10 the highest biddtrs. tho following
named tracts 1f land. or somueh. or 80 many
thereof a. may be necessary 70 pay the several
sums Of money specified in said decree. togeth.
er with the expenses d said suit, 70 wit:
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NOTICE mol cREplroRs.

20 the creditors Of Robert Mitchell. decd:
IN pursuance ola decree Of tie Circuit Court
L Of Mason comfy. made ip a cause therein
pend ug 10 subject The real estate Of the said
Robert Mitchell to the payment Of his debts,
you are required TO preEept your claims against
the said Robert Mitchell for adjudication to =.
". Sisson, Commissioner, 1T his Office, in the
said county, on or before the 18th day Of Avg.
uIt. 1870
Witness: W. W. Harper, Clerk of said Court
this 3Oth day of juno, 1870.
W. W. HARPER, Clerk,
jn3O-6w by r v. Sisson. Deputy.
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ENTERPRISE, INDUS TRY II ACT, Lib.
erality, and tse Bet Tslsat. have iortwen.
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GEO. ~. : lIRPETTi q
EITH.G CnNYRNrToN..

=
-
sla 1.-THE CONVENTION. !
NsIN6hsysaesr much trouble, expense
and hard sofE. been able 70 'lay before
our readers. this week, . complete rec
Potl ofibs prOcsediogSiOf our late State
Convention, which We hope ull will reSd.
We'bsvs only space to-day TO cay thst
ttwas the isrgest and most enthusiastic
eCsaVeniien ever held 10 the State The
platform adopted and the men nomina!
ssdrfoE our standard bearers. fally en-.
body and repssSsOstbe spirit Of nsGnsu.
Unity Of our par,y,oSatd lbs.lais rebels.
pa,ths quesIion which ,sOsorbs local a.,
&ention Tho party hSs,takeu o firm and
decided siepforWasd. Our party Is ful.
syplsdgsd by The 9th resolution in its
alsloym 10 The adoption Of the Flick
@Anepdment, according 10 the provisions
e,Sflhs State Constitution With such q
platform Of principles, gana With sneh
.oaud tdatss, so sil swtep tho State ~
40 900 majority. There is no. division
10 or ranks nov. We are unit. L..
every RspsOlieau do bis.du.y.
$3.50, sYis
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES. !
"a, writer 10 enc d. our State exobou.
.<,aa aSva i1fs, andeFetoodt that Gemdel
would have been nominated. but il is
said be bscane.disgus'ed with the plat
form adopted and positively refused 70
gun omit Darts Ben. Smith and Gkey
.1ohpson Esre quietly SlSsgateseds and
i gentleman By the name Of jacob was
brought Out as a sort Of salys 10 heal
over The sore. Blu, there was the yeler.
an John Hall, Of Mason. IL he way; he
1aod. done tie eis,a como service sud
lad sseu mo masn slag Of The party IN
abe Kanawha. Valley. His friends did
cotpsopossto hare his head chopped
OF Without sseiag Who voFksd the gull
aoiias. How was he to be got rid of =.
Camden off the track. Hall uAS the most
formidable competitos TO the ''ring"
lsft. Il was soon whispered that Mr.,
.aslI had been Union man, some said
be had been radical, that two of bis
sous bad died while fighting in the
lgnioa Army. gbis was enough fOr,hem
,dnd they yelled ike so many demons,
aoff with his head!'' ave want no
Union man on our tiokell. The chief
ssnaaeger Of tho sing gave the con-.
.Eaand, sad. down came the Ku Klux az
aapd'oef Went his bead. idstau,sr. Jacob
,sgas then placed upon the altar 70 be
6assed pp as sacrifice in octe6er In
Gsis aonina,ion The BsldROto7 and Ohio
tRsilfoad Is said to have played q deep
game 90 tho political chess. board. Tho
sbalsuSsef tie ,icketis not either men.
kalIF'or physically, BY any means, pfOdi.
sgiogs, IS
We suppose mat MIR. Hall hnds oat
by this time. that there is no place 10
Sths DSmosra,ie ranks for Uoiou men
de has sssO '1snabbsd" time and again
by them, simply because be was Union
man. The Democracy hove nosloVe tol
abe Union soldier. or for the man who
doves his segernment, more ttan be doel
party. We cannot believe that Mr.
Hall will givs,any support to the uOpi,
,nees of .be Democratic party.
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AVOID oUACKS.

A victim Of early ipdscretion. causing nsi,
yous debility, premature decay, DO, having
tried in vain every advertised remedy, has as
coyered simple means Of selfcure, when ny
will send free to his fpllow.suHerers. ~
AdlEess J.A. REEVES, 70 Nassau ST., n ~
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
+. M. Gill. et.al. J
Elizabeth Gill, ct. al.

~ 81 Extract FROM Deereel ~
A Nd the Court doth farther Ardas that z.
"a W. Sisson, Master Commissioner Of Ibis
Court. do take. state, and report an account
showing who are The parties in interest and
their proportion in the proceeds Of said sale,
alter deducting The costs Of this suit aud the
proceedings under tho orders Of this Court.
copmissiOner's Office, June Sstl,, 1870.
The parties in interest will please take no.
". 1870, at the Clerk's Office, Circuit Court Of
Mason county to ascertain aud report the fore
going Requirements. 7 }n,gl
+. W. sIss0N, Master com'r.
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PANYsSSERS WANTED F0B PUNcHlAstl0,

The great original illnSiraledr comic weekly
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Of Soc; single nun bers Zoe. Libe al terms 10
agents. Splendid Chrome Premiums 10 sub.
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ss Nassau st, Ny. Post.ofice boz 2.7s2.
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The Pittshurg (Pal LErdGy. 10 its Issue oil
May 90, 1870. says: "The firm Of q. P. Row.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
George ". Moredsck. edm,r3
LANG. II. laSnnain. A.. no9anfely'

james N. CandiE, &c.
80 IExFacs from Decree. 49,
TT IS adiudgeA, oEAered and dfcreed. that
j this cause be referred to Master CommisS.
Toner r. W. Sisson, with directions To convene
the creditors Of said estate, and state, settle,
and report an account showing
LIST, An account Of the administration Of
the personal assets in the handS Of the Ad'
ministraLor.
Cd An account showing separately The am.
cunt due and owing by said estate to each Of
the said creditors, requiring strict proof from
each Of them. = ..
Sd 4 statement shelving the anloapt value,
and description OF the rsa, estate owned By
the said intestate At the time Of his deatht and
such other aud further acconntGsh he may deem
pertinent OF as may be required BY any fthe
parties W this suit.
Commissioners Office, Snne seth, 1879.
The parties to the above suit will take no.
tiee thai I have fxpd upon the 18th day Of Au
gust, 1870, at my u[ice in!the Court House Of
Mason county, to ascertain tho foregoing re-
quirepepts. F.W. SISSoN, Mast. Com.
To the Creditors OF John Powell, dc'd.
In pursuance Of the above decree you are re.
CURED 10 present your claims against the said
John Powell for adjudication. to z. ". Sisson.
Com o issionpr. at his oaico On or before the
i6th day Of August, 1870. ,s.s
Witness: W. W Harper. Clerk Of said Court,
this Sch day Of Jane, 1870.
". ". HARPER, Clerk,
jn30. Nv BYE. ". SiSsor deputy.
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ME NE NAILEp.

polss pLs4sAsr. AagY,l 9. 1858.
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Notes from the CapitnI.

The announcement is made that Hon.
Benjamin II Steele will decline a re-eleo-
ton as a Judge of the Supreme Court.
This decision of Judge Steele is received
with many manifestations of regret on
the part of the legal profession and of the
people, as he is considered by all who
know him as an upright judge, learned
in the law, and an accomplished gentle
man and erudite scholar Such men are
rare, and his retirement is greatly to be
regretted. His private business affairs
demand his attention, and he feels com
PEELED to withdraw. This announcement
has taken the General Assembly so much
by surprise that at present there is no
concentration of opinion relative to hi
SUCCESSOR We hear Hon. Tiaothy z.
Redfeld of Montpelier, Hon. Jonathan
Ross of St. JohnsbEry, Hon. Geo. n. Dale
of Island Pond, and Hon. William Cola
mer of Woodstock, mentioned az gentle
men eminently qualified for the position,
but we presume that some one gentleman
will be substantially agreed upon before
the election, and thus avoid a contest for
one of the most important positions in
the State. 1t is also understood that VIII,
liam c. Wilson of st. Adams will decline
a reelection, and that the legal profession
and people OF that section of the State
will present the name of Hon. Homer E.
Royce to be his successor. Mr.. Royce is
a man of fine ability aud good legal
knowledge, although he has been since
his retirement from Congress out of the
practice of his profession.
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HusssaI gursres.
SYSTEMS RUN DOWN.

Psreons often allow their syttems to run
down" or rather run them down by over-work,
accom- panied by neglect of the proper meaus OF
invje grafton The result is THAT is called ''gen-
eral debility )" in other words, failure and par
tial collapse of the physical forces, accompanied
usually, by great depression Of spirits
The best remedy in such cases is Hostetters
Stomach Bitters. Whether the state OF exhaus-
ton has been brought on by excessive physical
labor, dissipation, anxiety of mind, exposure OF
any other cause, the remedial effect of this great
stomaehic will be found equally prompt and GER
tain. As restorative, after severe sickness has
Frustrated the bodily and mental energies, 1t Is
pronounced, by competent medical authority
s'the best tonic in use.'' If men were not fool
ishly careless about their health, and over cont
dent in themselves, they would always, when en-
gagged in any work that required great exert'on
use corresponding means of sustaining then
strength. For this purpose Hostetters bltter'
are Invaluable. AL toileIs should use them al
| an invigorant
For those constant y employed in indoor occu
pations, especially in wded workshops, they
may be reekoned as the very best safeguard o
health. Where there is predisposition to con
stipation, or a tendency to biliousness, they IN ;!
be truly said to be a specific for which there il
no substitute.
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.

The Three Remedies, " Sehenck's Pumonic
syrup" for the cure OF Coughs, Colis, Bronchitis
and every form OF Consumption. The peculiar
action of this medicine ripens the ulcers in tn.
lungs, promotes the discharge OF the cOrrupl
matter by expectoration, purIties the blood, AM
thus cures Consumption, when every other RENE
dy fails.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases arising
from debility This tonic invlgorates the digest
we organs, supplies the place Of the gastric juice
chen that il deficient, and then enables the pa
tient co digest the most nutritious food. 1t Is 5
sovereign remedy tor all cases OF indigestion.
''Schenck's Mandrake Pills. one of the mOsr
valuable medicines ever discovered, being veg
etable substitute for calomel, and having all tht
useful properties ascrIbed to that mineral, with
out producing any nf its I'M urious effects.
To those three medicines DT ]. q. Schsnck, o.
Phila3elphia, over his unrivaled success in the
treatment of PulmOnic Consumption. The Put
monte Syrup ripens the morbid matter, dis
charges it, and purites the blood The Man
lrake Pills act upon the liver, remove all oh
,tructious therefrom, give the organ health!
tome and cure Liver Complaint, which Ia one OF
the most prominent causes of Consumption. The
Seaveed Tonic invlgorates the powers of the
Itomach, and by strengthening the digestion ano
bringing il to d normal and healthy condition i'm
groves the quality of the blood, by which mean
the formation of ulcers tubereles in the iungs
becomes Impossible. The combined action OF
these medicines, thus explained, will cur.
every case OF consumption, if the remedies ar.
used in time and the use of them is persevere6
in sufficiently to bring the case to favorable
termination
DR. Schenck's Almanac, containing full trea-
tisa on the various forms of disease, his mode OF
treatment, and general directions how to use his
medicine, can be had gratis sent by mail by
addressing his Principal Office, No. Is North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price of the Puimonic Syrup and Sea-Weed
Tonic, each, sl.50 per bottle, $3.50 the halt
dozen; Mandrake Pills, 25 cents per box. For
sale by all druggists and dealers d&wi
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MarriagfS.

JOHNSON-NICHOLS- Brandon. Oct. IL,
nv John Capin, Esq Mr. Charles g. johnson 10
Miss Nettie f Nichols, DO b of Brandon.
wHITNEY-JOHNsON- Brandon. Aug.
Is. b, John Capin, So, Mr.. Robert b. Whltney
and Miss Alice l.. johnson, both Of Brandon.
K-CLEAvELAND-Tn Rutland, Oct.
l2th. by Rev. o. Cunri ham, Mr. Ezra Clark OF
Rutland, and Miss Emma Cieaveland OF Men
don.
ARNOLD-SHIPPEY.- North Clarendon,
Oct S. by HI. B. Spaff,rd, Esq, MIR. BRADFORD
Arnold, of Tinmouth, 10 Miss betsey ehippey OF
the former place.
PARKER-BURBEE- I'm Chester, on the 18th
inst, by Rev. c. Hubbard, Mr.. j. A. Parker and
Miss Belle G. Burbee, both Of Chester.
WILLIAMSON = PARKER = In Hancock,
Oct 4th by Rev. Geo. B. Guernsey, MIR. Aoram
Wi LIS mson of Middlebury, and Miss Gertrude
s. Parker OF Hancock
TOWLE-JONES-Iu West Rochester, Oct. 5,
bv Rev. Geo B. Guernsey, Mr.. Ezra w. Iowie OF
Nevada City, Cal, and Miss Selera e. Jones OF
w. Rochester.
FERRIS-wHITNEY- South Burlington.
Oct l. by Rev f. r. Atuill, Mr.. @. T.. Ferris II
~. Albans, and Miss Ellie j. Whitney OF South
Burlington.
VAUGHAN-BIsSELL- the residence OF
the BRIDES f-ther, Sept. 18th, by Rev. j. IT, john
son, E. A. Vaughan OF Bridgwater, to Miss Attic
Z. Blssell of Rutland.
BAIRD-SPRAGUE-I East Pittsford, Oct.
| 18th, by Rev. 3. w. Bid we'll, Mr.. Rufus r Baird
and Mrs. Samantha Sprague, both OF Chltten-
/ den,
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The BARREN Rocks YIELD BREAD Yes, the
rugged cliffs of the ocean strand produce some
thing that, if not bread, is more nourishing and
fattening than the staff of life itself. The Sea
Moss which carpets the rocks on the shores o.
Ireland, Icolapd, and the coasts of Northern
Europe, is as truly food staple, when properly
prepared, as wheat, rye or Indian corn. The
Irish variety, known as Carrageen, is now manu-
featured under patent, into one of the most nu-
tricious, pa atabe, digestible and delicious ele.
ments of sustenance the world has ever seen. The
article has been patented under the name of SEA
Moss FARINE, and the extensive mills of the Sea
Moss FarIne Co., New York, are now turning out
immense quantities of this economic luxury,
which has already taken prominent place among
the commodities Of the American produce market
Its price is almost nominal; and the buildings,
custards, jellies, creams, blanc mango, and other
light table uxuries prepared from it are superior
in favor las well as in cheapnessl to those made
from corn starch, maizens, raveIenta, or any OF
the other gelatinous extracts of grain,