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The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21
THE CAMPAIGN on THE RHINE.
French and German FOrtressss.

As the Rhine frontier will doubt
less be the scene of important opera
tions during the coming war, the fol-
lowing description of the fortified
points will be read with interest:
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on the Irish coast, it is by

spontaneously on the Irish coast, it is By
oil odds the cheapest species ofsustennnce
ever offered to tho masses while the
dishes prepared from it cannot be excelled.
neither for nutritious properties, epicurean
favor or variety. The SEA Moss FAMINE
COMPANY. So Park Place, who own the
patent under which it is manufactured, are
doing a.business in this new edible equal
to that Of the most extensive Touring esT
adjustments in the country, and are now
erecting new mills to supply the cver-iu-
creasing demand. From IS cent pack
ago you can produce sixteen quarts ofun-
surpassable Blanc Mango, Cus,nrd, Farina
Cream, Jelly, or light Puddings. Inva.
lids aud convalescents find tho dishes made
from it more delicious, digcstibls and re.
ssorative, than any dainties Of the same
class derivable from ordinary sources.
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Go and SEQ Minnich -!
MArLr SUGAR at Edwards.

q Comm unicated.
TnE CLARKsDuRa 'PIKE.-I notice iu
your excellent aud widely circulating pa.
per great complaint by Traveller Of
the condition oftho roads between Yves.
ton and Jane Lew. lie asks "tho pow
ers that be" to do something, or commu-
nication will DO impossible.
The winter Is oyer-tle rains arc past,
Pete Dsrgau has coma with his stage at last.
l don't Know whether Traveller" was
on tho skipper with Peter or not. II
lie was, 10 could readily perceive the
road getting worse-espccially if he had
had little too much snap-eyo or wasn't
a good Democrat. We arc all glad that
there are some smart men going around
the roads, who will SEQ to it that the mud
is dried up-with or without sunshine.
IF the traveller has been about the Bailey
House when Durgan arrives with his
skipper" he can readily sec by the
passengers and freight he brings, that
the pike is making Pete Dargan more
money than any other man on thu road.
A WORKER.
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PEusoyAL.-Hop. J. N. CANADIAN h.,

Presentation. J. N. Camden ha.
been stpyiug in Weston for few days
past-the guest of DR.. Camden. The
gallant standard-bearer of 'GS looks and
apparently feels exceedingly we'll. lie
speaks in glowing terms of the Charleston
nominees; and has no doubt of their sue.
cess at the coming election. Mr.. Camden
has achieved and deserves the name of an
'hOncst politician;" and has added to the
laurels which he has won heretofore.
Our irrcprcssiblc friend, 7. 6. Edmis-
son' returned from College a few days ago,
looking handsomer than ever. He says
Morgantownis very nice place, but he
Wouldn'tgive an uuimproved town lot in
Weston for the whole county of Monon-
gala.
Mr.. Polk Camden is also spending q
few days in town. Ho is now in business
at Piedmont, on the B. & o. R. r.
Mr.. 5. A. Rollyson called on US last
week and gave us an item. He halls from
the State of Buckhonnon, and pronounccs
that city-well, you know, there is only
one way so speak of Buckwheat, and ev-
"knows that by heart"
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Nsw GooDs at Darlinton's.
Go and call on Nlinnich,

LETTER From GrLMER.-We have re.
cciyed from, some friend iii Gilmcr county
signing himself "a Subscriber" a very
interesting and important letter in rela'
ton to the Boutd Of Supervisors, 60.
which would have appeared in our pape,
this week had its author told us his name
Our friends must bear in mind that W
cannot publish communications unless
they are accompanied by the real nnmc o.
the wri,er-not for publication, but as :
guarantee to ourselves. If our "Sub'
scriber" will forward us bis name we vii
gladly print Ibis letter.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-27

July 4TH,-Pursuant previous no,
'l'e' the Everett Literary Society, and
many others Of our citizens, met at tbo
Court House, for the purpose of making
arrangements for suitable celebration
OF the 4'h of July, The committees re-.
ported as follows:
0rat0rs-Geo. cozad and T.G. Ed.
mission.
Reader Of Declaration of Ludepeudenee
D. M. Bennett, with George Oliver as
Alternate.
Es'ayias-Prof. Seaman, NJ. Fl. Dent,
Il, BOi'an and J. Woffindin.
+ Chaplain-Rev. Reuben Kemper.
Chief -NarsAal-General Lightburn.
Grounds-The grove near Mrs.
McGeary's.
Mr., Chalfant. on behalf of the Good
Iemplars, said that that organization had
expressed desire to take par. in the
proceedings. ss.g :
The Chair was authorized to confer
with tue various Sabbath School author.
tiles, and ask that they and their scholars
participate.
On motion, general Invitation was
extended to the citizens Of this aud adj
joining counties.
Messrs Bragg, yarney and Asphalt
we're appointed committee to call upon
the merchants aud ask that business be
suspended on the 4th.
On motion, the same committee were
instructed to take up subscriptions for de-
fraying the necessary expenses.
Nlessrs. Dancer. G. Harvey and Ur-
bach were appointed committee to SEQ
to the erection Of a speakers stand, and
the general arrangement of the grounds.
2oasts-On motion, Messrs. CAalfant,
Camden, Lewis, Fetty and jackson were
appointed a Committee on Toasts.
On motion, tho finance committee were
instructed to procure q sufficient quanti-
ty Of fireworks
1t Is tht understanding that this shall
be a grand picnic celebration; and those
attending will bring their own provisions.
The ground selected i, most beautiful
spot; and it the weather is at all prepi-
lious, the day will be most happy one.
Tho additional attraction Of the fire.
works will be a leading feature. Efforts
'rc being made to resussitate the Band,
so that music will lca,l the van. The
procession will form near the Court
House, between 8 aud.10 o'clock in the
morning, and thence march to the
grounds 1t is hoped that tho people Ct
The county generally may make it their
business to 10 present. Let both sides
forget the Present for one day, and
think only Of the glorious Past
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-27

NEWSPAPER LAw.-Postmas,ers are required
to give advice by letter when subscriber. does
MO, take his paper from the office; and give the
reason for it not being taken. Ncglccling to do
80, makes the Postmaster responsible 10 tue
publisher for payment.
"Any person who takes the paper regularly
from the Post-oflicc, whether he has subscribed
or not, is responsible for the payment of the
subscription.
"Any ONO ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all nrrearagcs, or the publisher may
continue to send 1t until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether it is
taken from the Office or not.
"Thc Courts have decided that refusing to
take n newspaper ora periodical from the Post
Office, or removing md leaving them uncallcd
for, is prima facie evidence OF intentional
fraud ~
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DEMOUKATlC MEETING.

The Democracy Of Lewis are hereby
notified that Convention will be held Mt
tho Court House in Weston, on Tuesday,
July 5tb, (tlc LIST day Of Court for The
purpose Of selecting Delegates to attend
The Democratic Congressional Convention,
TO To held at West Union, on Wednesday.
July 9th, where they will be called upon
10 assist, with the Delegates from the
other countess to nominate u candidate
for Congress from this District. 1t is
requested that us many as possible BIZ
prcsent--so Tint the wi,hes Of the county
may DO fairly represent d,
A. W. WOODF0np,
Chuirmua Btm. AZ. ton,mit'ee,
]. W. WurrlsblS, ,Stcntoty
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NOTICE.
MOVING MACHINE TRIAL.

AT the recent exhibition at Colonel
Woodford's no machine appeared on the
ground except the Clipper, which gave
general satisfaction but in order to test
the quality of the various machines, there
will be q trial between all machines tina,
may DO brought there, at Jacob Butchers
farm, Immediately across the river from
Weston, on Thursday, July7.
Persons wishing any information in re-
gard to the Clipper Gun get it or SEQ the
machine by calling upon J. G. Wander
wort, at Weston, or J. +. Osborne or j.
Lynch, at Clarksburg.
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ADVERTISING AGENTS will please take notice
that Tnr DguoonAT is but 24xs4 lIclies in d.
mrnsions, and that there is no present intention
Ia enlarge it, Our terms for advertising are
nnblisled consp;cuously in every copy Of The
,aI,er, and the demand upon our space is SO ac-
live, AS to justify us in declining any material
variation from these terms.
Furthermore, we work, MS earnestly rs ever
mortal worked, to do a cash business. Our
home people know tho fact, and encourage us
IN it. Their regular advertisements are invari-
ably paid at the commencement of each quarter
Their transient advertisements are paid for
wien ordered in, twill hardly be expec led of
ms that we shall extend to strangers IN ,ndul.
rcnce not asked by our friends and neighbors.
We will send 10 any advertising agency,
when requested to do SO, a sample copy Of Tux
prMocRAT, giving our terms explicitly and
much trouble will be saved both to them and
rs, II they will forward no proposition 10 ad-
,srtise unaccompanied by q negotiable draft 10
pay for same at our regular rates. II.
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MINERAL PAlsr-chocolat color-only
8 cents per pound at A. N. Dents.

BnoK. JA,L-Ou Thursday afternoon,
man named Sandy, confined in the Jail
at this place for Grand Larceny. effected
his escape. Mr.. Wilkinson, the jailor,
was absent at the time, aud Mrs. Wilkin-
son was upstairs. On going over to the
Jail we asccrtaiued that the prisoner (wlo
was confined in the same cell with Owers)
had taken up piece Of the flooring, aud
with it priced off the staple to which the
bolt fastening the door was connected.
FIc was seen running from tho jail; but
as the streets wcro deserted at tho time,
he easily reached the woods. Overs said
he was asleep at the time, and knew moth
ing of it until tho alarm was given. We
have this to say to the authorities, that the
idea Of keeping man in the Lewis county
jail, in its present insecure condition.
against his ,uili, is simple nonsense. A
boy ten years old could have done the same
thing as Sandy did-and yet in the same
cell is confined man charged with MUIR
der. We think Mr.. Wilkinson and bis
family arc entirely free from blame in the
matter; but We insist that il our people
arc to be taxed to keep up the luxury..ofa
county Jail, the authorities see to it that
its fsstenings are little moro secure than
those of a seaond.class rat-trap.
Coon Intent uasling-soap at Ed.
wards.
Two bbls. Linseed Oil, and one half
ton white lead, including the best aud
purcst lead made, down to the inferior
Grade. will DO sold very low at A. NJ.
Dents.
AsoxYMous.-Mr. John NIcKenney,
who has recently favored the lo,ders Of
TnE DEAocnAr with several pootical arti-
cles, received the following letter the other
day. It will be recollccted that Mr..
NicKenny few weeks ago published a
to,m entitled "Blue-Birds." We give
the letter rerLatim, ct literatin,, ct pitncta.
atm, ct petlum Certainly the writer
does not establish his right to criticize
anything or anybody:
WEsroy LEWIS co W Va
my Deare ferind Il is with the CRATES Of
plesurc that I seat my self to write you in
advise to keep your blue birds at home
Mr. John kenney. Good BY
" you want your horses, cows and hogs
| to be sleek, thrifty, aud have q good ap.
petite, 20 to A. NJ. Dents aud invest
twenty-five cents in condition" powders
All you will be repaid an hundred fold foi
the investment.
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.
BALTIMORE, June %.

BALTIMORE, June 20.
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Very best becves at
s 37aa9 25; generally rated 6rsl quality
at I OOaS 25; medium or good fair quail
ity at 6 25a6 IS; ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows at S 00a6 90; inferior and
lowest grades of cattle at 4 50a5 Is
general average of the market to-day, Q
is; extr ne range ofprice, 4 5oa9 %.
Most of the sales we're from7 00a7 75per
100 lbs. OF the receipts, ISL head came
from Ohio, 300 from West Virginia; 1877
from Virginia, 10 from Maryland and Sc
from Illinois. OF the offerings, 66S head
we're taken by Baltimore butchers, 1853
sold to spectators for Eastern markets, 10
to farmers for grazing, % to country
butchers, % to York, Pennsylvania, and
7 head to Annapolis. Total sales, 9l2
head.
sHEEP-Tho receipts during the
past week have been in excess of the de-
mand, consequently prices are still on the
decline. Lambs aud good stock sheep are
in fair request. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Fair to good sheep at 4a5c; ex-
ira SIC per pounds gross. Stock sheep
at 75a2 Is per head. Lambs at 2 90
al 90 per head. Receipts this week, 6S45
head, against 1924 last week, aud 1914
same time last year.
HOG S-The receipts during the
past week have been large, and although
there has been fair demand, rates were
hard to maintain. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: 12a13 25 per 100 pounds net
for fair to prime hogs. Receipts this
week, 1886 head, against 1884 last week,
aud 4Sl5 head same time last year.
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A SENSATION IN THE Fot b MARKET :
No such sensation la, been created in the
{ O. market during the present century,
as that occasioned by the introduction Of
the new staff of life, Qor SO it may be
justly called } known as SEA Moss FARlsr.
It is difficult to tell 1.-The truth about this
eat o. nay tiole of diet without
bling ,u'pected Of czaggarstion. Pt,.
p,rcd from marine plant with grows
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NEATLY EXECUTED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

an.IEpi1oa Please announce Mr. A. W.
W00DFt RID as u candid ME for. the office Of
Sheriff of Lewis County-subjcct 10 tile dcci-
sion of the Demo cratic County Convention
and obligc, MANY VOTERS.
wsare authorized to announce JOHN u.
CUMMINGS as candidate for tic Office OF
Sheriff of Lewis couniy-sulject 10 the decision
Of The County Democratic Convention.
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SrsEL.YAnps at Edwards.

Bnrsnrs! BnusnEsl BRUSHES !-Ju'i
received, at A. NJ. Dents Drug Store
tho largest assortment and greatest varie'y
Of p,iat aud whiie-wash brushes ever
brought to Weston. Paint and varnisl
brushes can be had ut any price from ten
) ut,,to three dollars; white-wasll brushes
from fifty cents to one dollar and a half
Can and examine their stock. Painters
and Cabinct.makers are especially in
vitel.
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WE are authorized to announce GEORGE P.
OLIVER as candidate for the Office Of Recorder
0fLewis County-s subject TO The decision Of tue
County Democratic Convention.
We IRE authorized to announce JAMES
BOlIAN, Jr., as u candidate Cor the Office of
Recorder Of Lewis county, subject to tue de-
eision Of the Democratic County Convention.
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DID you try Minnich's Ice Cream?

HEAp-AcuEs, nervous as we'll as others,
arise from torpid state of the stomach,
liver and bowels. Never take nny min
erals or morphia for it. They hurt moro
than they do good. But take Rosen.
helms Stomach Bittcrs; the Great es
tern Remedy, and you are sure of a cure.
See Advertisement. u. ANS
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FACTORY GooDs FOR WooL.-Ira Hart
is now Offering, at the old stand of Irving
Bailey. on Main Street, in this place,
Genuine Factory Goods in exchange tor
Wool. Call and examine bis stock, and
you will be pleased. The Goods will
wear longer and look better than any
homemade. may2S-tf
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G. D. CAMDEN, Jr..
f. NJ. DAWSON,
30.tdc Commissioners.

TO SARAH A. G SIPE:
MAKE NOTICE, that will at the house Of
]. NJ. Fisher, in the County Of Gilmer,
West Virginia, on the 10th day Of July, 1870.
take the deposition Of Fl. N. Smith and others,
to be read 10 evidence upon the trial Of achan-
Gerry cause pending in the Circuit Court Of
Gilmer County, in which ! am plaintiff and
you are defendant, and il the same Is not cons
plcted on that day, OF not being commenced,
the same will be adjourned from time to time
until completed. Given under my hand this
9th day OF June, 1870. JACOB II. SlPE.
June 10, ls7o.-4t s.
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For supcrr'sor Of Sheridan Township.
Nm Epl1on PLEASE announce JAMES
MuLLADAY, Esq, Of Sand Fork, rs a candi-
dale for the Office Of Supervisor Of Sheridan
Township, subject to Tie decision Of the Demo-
cratic Township Convention, and oblige,
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For Clerk ofthe Circuit Court.
VS. are au.hotizcd to announce Mr.. JOHN
y. JACKSON as "a candidate for the Office of
: Cltrk Of the Circuit Court Of Lewis County
subject to the decision Of the County Democrat
10 Convention. 80
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FrRE.-Wo regret to learn that on the
22d inst, the two tobacco houses belong
ing to Jacob Bot, Esq, on Little Skin
Greek, were consumed by fire. About
$1,000 worth of tobacco was destroyed.
It is presumed that the conaagration orig
mated from fires which had been kept in
the building for the purpose of drying the
tobacco, preparatory to its shipment to
market. This is very heaoy loss to Mr.,
Bot. as there was no insurance either on
the buildings or their contents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-27

Pursuant 10 decree rendered 10 TO Circuit
Court of Harrison County, in the Chancery
cause of Lloyd Lowndes, ct al, against Samuel
Hurst &C., the undersigned Commissioners ap.
pointed BY said decree, will on the 9th day Of
Jnly, 1870, that being Court day, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, before the Court
House of Lewis county, Ireland in the said
cause mentioned, being two iracts-one con-
tanning 81 acres the other 753 acres on Straight
Run Of Finks Creek in Lewis County, adjoin-
ing lands of John D. Hindsman and Others, be.
Ing all the land now owned by said Samuel
Hurst on said Fink's creek aud It's branches.
TERMS :-One-fourth cash in hand, and tho
balance in one and two years, with personal Sc
curity, and lien will be reserved for tho de-
ferred aymcnts.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-27

DEMocRAcY.-The Kanawha RepuJi'
can, one OF the oldest'and best Democratic
papers in West Virginia, has made ma
terial improvements, both in matter and
appearance, since the location Of the CAPT.
ital at Charleston. In fact it is now ono
ofthe best newspapers in the State. It's
market reports and news columns arc full
and complete; and the zeal with which
its proprictors have labored in the cause
Of freedom, for the last four years, entities
it to the support of every true Democrat,
and every disfranchiscd man in West Vir-
ginia. Terms, 50 90 per annum, in nd
vance. Address Merrill & Quigley,
Charleston, West Virginia.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-27

T. a. EDWARDS is agent for Woods
Moving Machine. This machine will be
on trial on July 9TH, in Butchers
meadow.
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Wool! Wool Ira Hart, at his store
on Main street, offers so cents per pound
for wool.
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Far 1sse,sor-FYrst District.

We ore authorized to announce Col. JOHN
KEE asa candidate for Assessor Of the First
District Of Lewis County-subject TO the decis-
Ion Of the Democratic County Convention.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-27

LARGE PorAroEs.-M ]. Wilkinson,
Of Weston, last week laid upon our table
aquantity Of new potatoes, which were the
largest VIC have s.cu. this year Their
average was two-and.a-half to the pound.
Pretty hard to beat for the middle Of June.
Thank you. Josh.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-27

HARVEST: HARVEST! HARVEST IL
The holding of special court in our
county on the 9th prozino, in tue midst
Of wheat harvest. is certainly unfortunate
for the farmers. We would most respect.
fully suggest to his Honor, Judge Irvine,
that he make very short term oft. II
will be cruel to take men from their hnr-
vest fields to sit on jurics for one or two
weeks. Let the farmers gather their
crops ifeven tho court has to adjourn.
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GENUINE Norway Nail Iron at Ed,
wards.
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RooM ron REyr-suitablo for an Office
or other purposc-apply T. A. Ed,
wards.
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For Assessor-Second District.
We ore authorized 10 announce JOHN
B0ilAN as n candidate fer the Office Of Assessor
of the Second District Of Lewis County-subjcct
~ tie decision Of tile Democratic County Con
yention.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, at the
residence Of the BRIDES mother, in C'arksburg,
by Rev. Mr.. Wade, Mr.. Jerome D. Kester to
Miss Martha c. Cardcr, all Of Clarksburg.
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My Motto,
SMALL PaorITs AND QUICK sALEs !!

oHALL fAoflFs AMI YUM
r AN Just receiving and opening splendid as~
i. sorlnent of Goods suitable for the season,
and name In part: l'lt
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Tinwaro, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Woodeuware.
Drugs, Medicines. Flour,
3 Dye Sluffs, Leather.
Salt, Iron, and
Steel, &c. H6.a
Which am enabled, having purchased Oh Tho
best terms. 10 offer at very low rates.
TRADE! TRADEl-l will pay the highest
prices for Trade of every variety, and will sell
Goods at the lowest figures. Owing to the ad.
vantagcs of the cash system to all parties, buy
ers will find it to their interest TO call at my
store before going elsewhere. Thankful for tho
liberal patronage shown TO me by the public
and my friends, promise renewed efforts to
give them entire satisfaction in their :uture
dealings with me. 1902 24i
The highest market prices paid for Gin
scng, Flarseed and Nool.
Weston, W. w., june 8, 1910. : : =
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The place for fsvered Imagination
Minnich's.
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GnarKLsY's best chewing tobacco to be
had ut Edwards.
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Inos Hillside Plovs at Edwards.

WnrrE.LIME-best brand-M plus
mtra-for salo at A. NJ. Dents by lib.
or Dbl.
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ENGLISH Glyccrine Sonp-5 cakes for a
quarter-at A. NJ. Dents.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA.: 5n
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cult Court of Gilmer. County, on tho FIRST xoa.
day in June, 1870,
, s.,., !; T :: $ s:' s.. . e,....,,.
TINE object of this suit is to obtain divorce
IL from the bonds Of matrimony. ~
And 1t appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant, Sarah A. Q, Sipe, is not resident
Of this Statc, and she not appearing, II 10
ordered that she do appear here within one
month after the first publication of this order,
and do what may be necessary to protect her
interest ia this suit. ~
A copy-test. T. ". BRANSON, Clerk.
Levi johnson, Attorney. jelaA
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HroE SsAKE.-A few days ago, dog
belonging to Mr.. Thomas Nowlan attacked
a large ruttlesnakc on the farm Of that
gentleman, near Weston and after quite
a baltic tho dog was declared the victor,
having killed his opponent. His snake
ship was Il feet long, IL inches in cir
conference at tho thickcst partOf his body,
and carried rs caudal nppcndage 81 rat
ties and button-the Oldest rattlcsnake
killed in this ucighborhood for several
years.