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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06

/ OST-ON MAIN STREET, ON
~ Sabbath evening, long black camel's hair
scarf, with deep border on both ends, and mar
row The sides.
The finder viii confer a favor By leaving the
came at the HERALD Office = ~ HE4 ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06
Nglu Adperftsemeuls.
A TTaNTIoN, AND ENCOURAGEMENT

4 IIAhIIUN,1 AND ENCOURAGEMENT,
PLEASED
The Fair of the Sisters of Rutland will com
mence on Monday. the 10th inst Beng aware
Of the liberalty of the public of Rutland, we
hope for few visits at J. 4ndon's Hall No.
Merchants Row.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
Il forms the citizens OF Rutland and vicinity
that he has just opened Meat MArkes at No. 8,
GrOye street, where he Will keep constantly ON
hand all kinds of fresh and salt meats, &C.
r, W. SMITH.
Rutlaud, October 4, 1870. 6i3w
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TREE TO BOOK AGEETS.-We
will send handsome Prospectus Of our New
Illustrated Family Bible to aay Book Agent, free
u charge ADDRESS, National Publishing Go.
Phlla,, Pa, 80 oetld&R4W
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: 5s3siSa. 20 . 10 = ~ =
sIaan 60 y q aal.ssl Z. y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06

He fingers near the stormy past
Like mourner near tomb,
Still watching for some olden joy
To tighten up the gloom
Yet from the past no rays sublime
His yearning heart can know
Like those that gilded LIES young dream
One Hundred Years ago,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06
PRICES THE LOWEST

PRICES THE LOWEST
tG
OF zIa
.esa .s
Dr
q EW
We have choice stock Of Woolns ara Novel
ties from the London, Paris and American Mar
kets, which we are prepared TO offer for the COM
ing Fall and Winter seasons at
REASONABLE PRICES.
YEP IL. W. KINGSLEY,
d&w Merchants Row. Rutland, vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06

The eyes that sparkled brightest then
No longer wake or weep,
And locks that paled the ravens plane
A1e frosted where they sleepl
The blandest smile has wand in night
The step infrm and slow,
That led the Wild and giddy dance
One Hundred Years ago!
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06
rHE DIFFICULTY AT LYONS.
Italian Affairs.

Victor Emanuel's entry into this city
has been fixed for October 18th.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06

He stands upon the shadowy verge
OF ife's remotest shore,
While ancient mem'ries Ger him surge
With deep and solemn roar!
And one again he seems to live
Amid the fervi1 glow
That lighted up the ways of life
One Hundred Years ago!
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, ADVERTISEMENTS
by Authority of the Governor.]
mo, SCI Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution Of


an Amendment to the Constitution Of
the State. nns. -
Resolved by the Legislature Of W,st Virgin
In, The following is proposed as an Amend
ment to the Constitution of this State, I he
substituted for section one Of article t..rec
thereof, and TO become part Of said Cous,itu-
ton when ratified according to tic provisions
thereof namely:
s'The male citizens Of the State shall be en-
titled 10 vote at 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 paupcr, or who Is under con-
yiction 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
he offers to vote for thirty days next preceding
such offer, shall be permitted to vote while
such disability continues"
Adopted February 20, 1870.
In the House Of Delegates, Thursday, Feb
ruary "a, 1870, the above resolution Was
adopted.
The YEAS WEAr-Messrs. Welsh (Speakcr)
Agnew, Ballard, Of Monroe, Ballard, Of Lo-
gan, Beltxhoo,er, Bowyer, BHpnon, Burgess,
DAWSON, Donehoo, Evans, Fftnswor,h, Fish
er, Flanagan, Flick, Gandce, Guthrie, llervey,
howard, Jackson, Judy, Lamb, Lanon, Lynch,
Mar well, Mccoy, Meadows, Miller, Nccley,
ppo;wnall, RAIDER, Repp, Scott, Smith, Teter,
Thomas, Wells and Wilkinson-aS. ! iF't
The NAYS WmE-Messrs, Baker, harlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins, Cracrait Davis,
Faris, Golf, IIassler, Hill, Howe, Plcrpoiut.
Price, Re1road, Sturgiss, Summers and
Wheat-ls.
In the Senate, Monday, February, 20, 1870,
the above resolution WIS adopted
Tue YEAS WERE-Messrs. Farnswor.h,
President Apologize, Blown, Gather,
james, Gather Jesse i. Hook, Crane, Davis,
Dayton, Doolittle. Gold, Hartman, Kooncc,
leonard, Patrick, Phelps, Rnulslel and
The NAYS WERE-Messrs. Foreman, IIumph-
reys, Werninger. and Wilson,. 5.s.5.
August il, 1870, tide
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Farm for Sale.

7 am requested TO sell farm, containing 1870
acres more or less, situate On tho Sand Fork
Ofthc Little Knnawha river, miles from ives
ton, on the Gauley Bridge Turnpike road.
Said Farm is well 'watcred-hns upon II TIVE
good hewn-log dwelling houses, two stury,
high, with shingle roofs and hcwn-stonc CHM
neys to each.
About 30 acres are improved, and 40 acres
under good fence. The land is Of fine quality,
and is tho best 1870 acres lying on the Sand
Fork waters Of the Little kanawhs.
Title unqucstionable. Terus Cash in band.
Apply to J.G.STRlNGER, or
..'f.i D. M.BAILEY, Agent.
Weston, August l5-4t s.-,,,,., : ...Ili
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Its curious to note how the radicals pro.
Tess to DO 80 highly pleased with every
movement on the part Of the Democrats.
The ticket nominated at Charleston suited
them exactly; it was just such as they
would have selected TO beat easily. AMI
the Platform-why It could not have suited
them bettcr, had they been allowed to die
tate every line oft. II was just the thing
to swamp the ticket. And then The nom
ination Of Hon. j. j. Davis for Congress
in the Let District, was the very man they
wanted-none other would have suited
them Ut all, because he will be SO easily
beaten. And nov We are glad to see thai
Our radical friends Of tile Vest Hryinian
are so much pleased at the arrest Of the
registrarsin their county. twill make 50
many votes for The radical ticket. "Why;',
exclnims the editor, "the mean despicablc
act Of atresting that very essimable old
gentleman, Che registrar has done more
/ to make republican votes than anything
that has occurred for a great whils." But
then, II tho editor Of the Tryiaian had
believed bis own assertion, we cannot sec
the necessity Of bis taking on so about
IL. And so in regard 10 The State ticket,
abe Platform, and The nomination Of Hon.
III. Davis. If The radicals are as highly
pleased with these acts Of the Democratic
party, as they profess to be, Why do they
exhibit 90 much concern and uheasiness in
regard 10 thetn' All, gentlemen, that is ar
old rase, long since played out. We know
exactly when We strike you in a tender
place, BY tile way you squirm aud wngglc
--McD Era.
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NOTICE TOCREDITORs.

In pursuance ola decree ofithe circuit court
Of Lewis county, made in cause therein pend
ing, 10 subjcc. the real estate Of the said Jesse
Shoulders to the payment Of his debts, you are
required 20 present your claims against the
said Jesse Shoulders for adjudication, to VIM.
l.. Huntington, commissioner, at his Office in
the said county, on or bcfuro the 9th dsy of
September, 1870. u.s. NJ H. $50 s;
Witness, Alien Simpson, clerk Of tho said
court, this 25th day july, 1870.
aug l.Gt ALLEN SIMPSON, elork.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-29

A white man 10 certainly as good as a
e,ro who was rebel soldier. and Is now
4 registered rndical voter III this county.
Don't you think so Mr.. y. Sealausg .
lIta Union Herald.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-29

TUE Martinsburg Nev Era is down on
"the permanent seat" and declares that
the members Of the Legislative ticket Of
1 both parties, throughout tho State, should
DO forced 10 announce their views on The
capital Question" before The election
aay' Inc p'GR'sf q q BERKELEY ) viii cast
s.aaff SURFACES for no man who favors
Charleston as the permanent seat. y
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b .41t-,e. Notice to creditors. g r..
To the creditors of Y Hamilton, deceased:

IN pursuance Of decree Of the circuit court
Of Lewis county, made in cause therein pend
ing, to subject the real estate of The said J N
Hamilton TO the payment Of his debts, you are
required TO present your claims against ilc said
JIM Hamilton for adjudication to WIN. Il. Dun
niDgton, commissioner, at his Office in snid
county, on or before the 9Th day of September,
1870. Witness, Allen Simpson, clerk Of
the said court, this 9th day Of July, 1870.
aug Let ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
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= Notice to Creditors.
To the creditor. Of Oliver g. Forin.sh

deceased: sts.ssi
In pursuance o. . decree Of the circuit
court Of Lewis county. made in cause
therein pending to subject the real estate
Of the said Oliver G. Forinash 10 the pay
ment Of bis debts, you are required 10
present your claims against tho said Oil
yer G. Foriuash for adjudication to Vim.
L. Huntington, Commissioner. at his Of
fec in said county. on or before the 9Th
day Of September, 1870. Witness. Allen
Simpson, clerk Of the said court, this 9Th
day Of July, 1870.
aug1-6t A. SIMPSON. clerk.
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Notice to Credilors.
To the creditors Of Michael Nihcn, d.

In pursuance Of decree Of tie circuit
s5css & ss Is scads; s ~. in cause
therein pending, 20 subject the reai css. sc
ofIthe said Michael Nihen to the payment
Of his debts, you are required to present
ysur claims against the said Michael Nj
hen for adjudication TO VIM. L. Dun
nington, Commissioner, at bis Office in
said county, on Or before the 9Th day Of
September, 1870. Witness, Allen Simp-
son, clerk Of the said court, this 9th day
Of July, 1870. .g.,y 5n
aug1-6t A ,Bixpsox, Clerk.
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Notice to creditors.

Notice to CREDITORS. 4 b ?
To the creditors Of Madison B. pugh,
deceased:
In pursuance Of 3 decree Of the circuit
court Of Lewis county, made in cause
therein pending, to subject tho real es.
tate Of the said Madison Il. Pugh to the
payment Of bis debts, you arc required to
present your claims against tie said
Madison B. Pugb for adjudication to w.
L. Huntington, commissioner, at bis Of.
6ce in said county, on or before the 9Th
day Of September, 1870.
Witness, Allen Simpson. clerk Of the
said court, this 9th day Of July. 1870
aug Lot A. SiSrsos, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO the creditors Of A. +. Erwin, decd:
In pursuance Of n decree Of the circuit court
Of Lewis county, made In cause therein penl-
ing, to subject the real estate Of the said A. =.
Erwin to tic payment Of his debts, you are re-
quired to present your claims against the said
A. i. Erwin for adjudication, to Wm. L. Dun
nington, commissioner, at his Office in the said
county, on or before tile 9th day Of September,
1870. Witness, Allen Simpson, clerk Of Tue
said court, this 25tli day Of JUL, 1870.
aug Let ALLEN SIMPSON, clerk.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-29

YeyLazy Devils, Go to Work.
re lazy devils, goto work;
The poor-Louso is at hand. sd
Why hurry on your way SO fast, y.
Togrind out oil your sand!
IT'S there you'll find when it's too late,
How to save the time you've lost. l-srf5
Go now-repent-and goto work, ati
Or you will pay the cost. z
How can man with q conscience see
His chilaren cry for bread,
When by his lasiness he has brought
This awful pain and dread:
70 lazy devils, waken up,
Before tits too late,
before you like. . Lazarus go
Up to the poor-house gate.
Eve see you strolline up and down, =
Willie other men arc At work; lfels e 'e
And thea you 60 ..trstting round.
Begging like Turk a
IL you cannot do no more,
w cIeat patch 10r lcmp, fssfFl il1
And make It 50 It will b sure,
To hold your carcass length.
Aud whsa the rope is done, q aa
10 tic il on atree, af1 .is75.a5s
--Iiigh Up above tho e. ound,
So It sufficient be.
Then tie |. round your neck.
And have The Moose secure;
! Then with . leap yeu'lle end the work,
That should have been done before.
You sec your credits ssnt-- +.
Cash you have not GOT
You ought to b ashamed
10 live like poor sot. ea
How can you show your faes,
While spending all your time
And having sense enough u know
It's such wicked crime. I.
( And yet como do profess to DO.
ofthat "good righteous baud"
And let their families suffer on
oh shame, Oh lazy man.
And now you say my song is rough
know it's rough, lis true,
But the truth have to tell,
It's smooth enough for you!
u
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-29

kade OF Poor Rum. Whiskoy, Proof Spin
lits, and iRofuso Liquors. dsetorsl. splee1,
, sAppstisers," e, nes.orsrA. :. ~. thss lsal the
uppler on TO drunkenness and ruin, but arc atruo
Medicine, made from tho Native Roots iaui
Herbs OF California, 6oo from al Alcoholic
6hmulants. They nratha R6AT BLOOD
FURTHER and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPLE perfect ksaox.Sr sna dnvg"satSr
{ and restoring ths blood 10 . healthy. condition.
No person can take theao Ntters, 1coorainy 70
directions, and remain long unvel.l ~ 49,
900 viii bogiven for On ineurahas ease, pro.
vldiuy tho bones arc not dsstIoyel ~ mineral
postSnas b or sso pens
For Indammatory. and Chronic Hheu-
To ssie' Bilious iHd Iemitssnt. snd Iasor-
mittent Eevozs, Diseases Of tho Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and bladder, these Bit
csses are caused BY vitiatsd Blood, which
. h generally produced By ds.augsmsnt Of tbs
Digestive Organs.
They iuvigorats tho stomach, and stimulate
Tho torpid liver and bowels, which render ihem
Of unequalled efficacy In elsans!nx the blool Of
Oyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache,
(. Pain In tho Shoulders, CouyhA TQhtnoes OF the
/. Chost. Dizzinsss, 6our Stomach, Bad Taste IN
tho Mouth, Dilious Attacks palpitation q Tie
Heart, Copious Discharges q Urine Pain 10
painful symptoms which are III o6s2rings o.
byspspsis, ais cured " these Ditters. q /.
Cleanse The Initiated BLOOD whenever you ind
M tmpurities bursting through tho akin In Fin.
ples. Erupttous, OF 6oros; cleanse u when VI 10
loul, and your feelings vii tsll yca when. xssH
PIN TAPE. and other WOnNA lurking Ia
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

JI7ANTED-AGINTS-to sell the OcrA,
w COS SEwIsa MACHINE i Is licensed
makes the elastic lock stitch, and is war
ranttd for years. Price SIS. All other ma
chimes with m underfeed sold for SIS Or less
are infringcments. Address Oetagon Sewing
Machine Company, St. Louis, No., Chicago,
illinois, Pittsburg, Pa, or Boston, Mass II
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TO Dealers And Farmers.

WE warn purchasers Of Plows against m
imitation Plow now being placed In the mar
ket to resemble as near as paint can do land.
has even assumed the name Of our celebrated
No. "B" Iron Hillside Pillow. is4 :
See that every Plow has "pryor. B6id4
Co., branded on the beam, and ~. @. Prids
well' on the casiings--none Others arc genuine.
A full stock Of genuine pittsburg Plows and
Castings. PRYOR BOYD 4 co. {
Wheeling, August8 ~
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A GENTS wANTED-S,o per day, BY the
N American knitting Machine Company,
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, No. If
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TIL Z DEM c n A T
AoNDAYs- =, ~ AUGUST 20
Written +, rThe Democrat,
Democrats, Prepare.


Democrats, Prepare.
Br've Democrats, pray lend your ear,
Gome, lose not one sweet fleeing hour,
Oar colntry's drown'd in woes and tears,
GJ the party that's now in power. 81
Awake, brave heroes-congreg
SurrounI tie shrine of Liberty;
a white mans home mike Of each statsi
Abolish white m ans slavery.
Deep politics pervade our land.
Oh lose not one sweet moment rare,
For voting time is now at hand
Brave Democrats, say Prepare!
Prepare yourselves, that you may vote,
In cold October's chilly weather;
Let che white mons cry for Freedom aoat,
Over North and South together. z 3
Now, Democrat, do not be slow, as
As you have lately wont to be;
Select an object for each blow, 4f
And strike right hard for Liberty.
These noble States, so proud and grand, .
Must lever be the white mans home. r.
Lot RAIDS and nigs both understand,
That from this idea We never will roam:
Der these States the white MAJ must reign
And let every State shine like star.
Brave Democrats now, in campaign
DO not mean the bloody deeds Of war. =
Butte the polls we all will go,
To givelbs white man Liberty, ~ !
Anlteach those on whom wool does grow,
That white aeus' rights must respected be. I.
81. y A Democrat.
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West Tiyinia: 10 AZ 3 n
"A Trulcs held in the clerks office Of the cir
n. cult court Of Lewis county, On The 6rst
Monday in August, 1870. i7y f1sf, g1iiel Z
Singleton Atchison, prf, !issas.i q <
50 ia In ,chauccry
Jacob Maggy and Isaac e s s.s 95 a.s T,
Waggy, defendants. i-e'lA .f 2
The object Of this suit is 10 declare void .
dccdcxecuted on the 9Th DAY, Of May, 1868, BY
defendant. Jacob Waggy and wife 10 defend-
aut Isaac Wagcy, for their interest lln.fa tract
of ,6l acres Of land on Wolf Pen Run, q branch
Of Dry Fork q Polk Greek, in Lewis county.
Also another deed executed on tho 9Th day Of
Nay, 1868, by said Jacob Waggy and wife TO
said Isnac Waggv for their interest Ia tile same
tract Of land, and to subject the said tract Of
land 10 sale In satisfaction Of q judgment rec0v-
cred by the plaintiff against the defendant PJa-
cob Waggy for Sl70, with interest from the
10th Of March 1860, and costs at law In the
bill set forth. ", as'A Z 4a'gt'i9 8,
And it appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant Jacob Wnggy Is not resident Of
this state, and he not appearing, tits ordered
that he do appear here within one month after
the frs publication Of this order, and do what
may be necessary to protect bis interest In this
suit. +. icopy-teste:r lg /
ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk,
Henry Brannon, PITS atty .ik augs-+tA
A ". PAUL. : son. I
~ -pzAL1Rs III
BOOKS. 1,7tr,ii a
$ = 4 ri o N : r 7
~ 80. .s.t. ~ 4. i2I
". A. L L ? A P B 4
No. LOG Main Street, Z .
e1.o1 sn, WHEELING. W. VA.
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DOSkuut Ilh6Sl VI NJ. l<uitey StOs
posrHHrra4
Celebrated Stomach
B1Y T e j 81
t,,, GREAT,
w & s e & & M
REMgDYs
Tho beneficial effects Of tAs.s
Bittsrs can 30 dtsesed By Mou-
sands ,uho have used tAes and
acknowledge. them srperior 10
anything of tb Kind ever before
offered sorthe public ).
@99A,'a ts,rs cure for DiarrAea
los, a. appetite, Rsser and
Ague,, Cholera Mor1ss, Colia
Dyspepsia, General Debility or
Nervous Headache, this medicine
las no equal. IL Is especially
recommended to persons travel
ing, a, tending to eounteraa tic
Effects Of q change Of water.
...s z1sss Bate,s ;.aeuM 10 joxrd
upon tito, &de,board Of every
family, as psu a. tie Bar q
,teusry sueA-regulated Hotel,
6e;a,sa7i DIRECTIONS. a
is a Vloe-Glassful tAeos tlOes Q ~.
before eoeh Deol.
Prepared and Sold By he Pre-.
pr4etor,
a1l ! II. Ros1NH1In, e
y issG bf1 % b fssbssssneA ". ~
Sold by smithi& Den. aud \. NJ, aChal.
FAINT. and all Druggists, G,oeers and D a.
eragencrally. jan3l-l
D. L.4KEMBLE. - hoe.ts r.
|unfs. rt!lHt5}i s's.srs4, ia 7l-.,-...
TIE CHEAP CASH STORE.
wv q sro ,lsr =. ,p 8 q. r,,s,cr,,rD
sdf 'iAU $500 ~ 81 15aa
lowing 10 ,hs great facilities al ny esnnasd
lean afford 10 sell At
TWENTY Il MY PER CENT LESS
t tsaa o"y cher As =. Is re'' sa'
"a CALL. AND III i'l EXAMINE j. pr STOCK
The best quality Of Sugars snd Csnees u from
FIVE TO TEN CENTS A POUND
le.,.haa they saa b.,,ough. I. any ether .tese
'intown! if.isni9rs 6li6 w tji + ii,.i
TIE gRsr DR. yDs.01 cALlC0Bs
frsm 10 esats yard up. 49,
"A GREAT VARIETY " WOODEN GOODS
sa-F aaf AT COST. M II =,
CARPETS AT Low PRICES
An extensive and we'll selected assortment o.
: BOOTS AND SHOES,
bought expressly for this market, oil u vheh
will " sold Al New Yetk prices. WIS Id
A LARGg STOCK OF NOTIONS
suitable for Christmas or New Ysas present,
lnprrsnting my Winter stock 10 the public,
| have hut 70 refer TO my cid customers
Ny goods have heretofore rendered satisfaction
to all purchnser,, and confident in my ability Il
UNDERSELI4 ALL COMPETITION
have but to thank you for past favors, and ~
1.,sit q continuance Of ysar custom.
REMEifiREtiR. The PLACE II ACE.
D bfdQdr lati .-..-d stJ f0.f9..
aii'S nal ga p. L. KEMBLE.
2 ~ ~ tt ~ s's q Main. Street.
I u22.y we.sonw. Va
JOHANNESBURG MUTUAL INSURANCE
" c0NrAyY.
iuures againa loss BY Fire or Lightning
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WEST VIRGINIA.:
4 Trules held in the clerks en1ce Of the
N circuit court Of Lewis county on the Grs.
Monday in August, 1870. ~ tf5yE T. t
BwIridyc e Ingram. p!f''
rs. ~ ehancey
G.. j. Butcher, admir- n
Of --, G. j.
More, decd, and Jesse D. Y I 4.
alexander, admir- Of Hia-
cent alexander, decd, and
others, d.fh.
The object Of this suit il to enforce ajudg-
ment lien against the defendant James A Hall,
for S29l, OF cents, With interest from the 22nd
day Of September, 1851, and IS AZ cents costs
at law, and also TO set aside 4 deed Of trust
given by the said Hall 10 secure The said Jesse
D. Alexander's intestate aud others. a..
And II appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant Jesse D Alexander Is not a resident
Of this state, and he not appearing, tits order
ed that be do appear here within one month
after the first publication Of this order, and do
what Is necessary 10 protect his interest In this
suit. A copy --teste:
ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
Bennett L Bcnnett-pl IT'S att'ys. augS-4t
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Castrs Street. w..sos. West v;rrhi.
3 A good assortmtptof Grsetries always is.s
!, on hand. Produce bosght and sold. The best
pnaIi.y ofliquors for sls, IN quantisi 10 suit
qurehasers. Wheeling ssegies, enc cigar. sla
the best grades OF Tobacco. always % hand.
6tore-ene door above he Bank.
spr27-M lifi7ii e .t.sd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-16
EBONY WOOD.

Ebony wood is extremely hard, and
susceptible of very fine polish Its col
or is black, red, or green. The black is
most estes med, and is imported principal
ly from Madagascar and the Isle of
France. Red Ebony, so called, though its
color is brown, striped with black, is less
compact, and is also brought from NADIA
gascar The green is softer than either of
the other kinds, yields a fine green tine
ture, which is employed in dyeing, and is
brought from the West Indies. The best
kind is jet black, and free from knots or
reddish veins. Ebony is initiated by sub
iecting the pear-tree to a hot decoction of
gals, and when this. is dry, applying
black with stiff brush 1t is used for va
rious mechanical and other purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-16
Miseeltaneoas.
WHICH Is WHICH,

Old Fritz. who raises pigs and cabbage
in Napa county, California, appeared be-
fore Judge H as q witness.
Question--What is your name?
Answer-Vell, calls myself Fred, but
maybe-so-I don't know--it is Yawcup.
You see. Shudge, mine modder she have
two leetle boys; one of 'em vas me, and
one vas my broder---or one vas my broder
and t'oder vas me, don't know vich and
l was shust so old as my broder was
young, or my broder was shust so cid as
me, | don't know vich, and my modder
She don't and on of us vas named Fred,
and t'oder Yawcup, or one vas named
Yawcup, and t'oder Fred, don't know
vieh and one of us got died---but mine
modder she never could tell whedder it
was me or mine broder vat got died; so
Shudge, / don't know whedder is Fred,
or Yawcup. and mine modder she don't
know. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-16

A writer in one OF our exchanges ex-
presses the opinion that it was shameful
for Napoleon to leave Eugenie and 90 to
Nancy, seeking another engagement.