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HOME AND NEIGHBoRu00D,

rApvrTlslsG Agents will please take motto,
that Tnr DgaocRAr is but 2ix3i I1cles in d.
mansions, and that there is no present Intention
TO enlarge It. Our terms for advertising mr.,
published consp;cuously in every copy Of tht
raper, and the demand upon our space is so nc.
live, MS to Justify us in declining any material
variation froIa those terms.
Furthermore, we work, us earnestly rs eve,
mortal worked, TO DO q cash business. ON
home people Know the fact, and encourage us
init Their regular advertisements ere iayari.
ably paid at the commencement Of each quarter,
Their transcient advertisements are paid for
when ordered in. twill hardly be e.pcc led OF
us thstwe shall extend TO strangers an ,uduI.
gsncs not asked by our friends and neighbors.
We will send 10 any advertising agency,
when requested to do so, a sample copy Of TnnEs
DEuocRAr,, giving our terms explicitly, and
much trouble will be saved both to them and
US, u they will forward no proposition to ad-
rerlise unaccommncd by negotiable drift 10
pay for same at our regular rates. If.
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Notice to creditors.

IVOtIce 70 cTeuttOTs.
To the creditors of Madison B. Pugh,
deceased
court of Lewis county, made in cause
therein pending, to subject the real es-
tate of the said Madison 4. Pugh to the
payment Of his debts, you are required to
present your claims against the said
Madison B. Pugh for adjudication to W.
L. Huntington, commissioner, at his Of
fee in said county, on or before the 9th
day of September. 1870.
Witness, Allen Simpson, clerk Of tho
said court, this eth day Of July, 1870.
aug Lot A. SIMPSON. Clerk.
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For Recorder.

We are authorized to announce GEORGE r.
OLIVER as candidate for the Office of Recorder
Of Lewis County-subject 10 the decision Of the
County Democratic Convention. Fi
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
D0llAN, Jr., rs candidate for the Office OF
Recorder Of Lewis county, subject 10 the de-
sision Of the Democratic County Convention.
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johnson N Camden and
". E. Lively. Conm'r's,
Peregrine Hays and Leri Johnson,

Peregrine Hays and Leri Johnson,
In chancc,y.
Dy virtue ola decree of the circuit court Of
ID Gilmer county, rendered in the nh owe
cause, at former term Of said court, the I'M
dersigned commissioners will proceed 10 sell at
public auction, in front ofthe court house door
Of Gilmer county, on the first day of the next
August term, 1870, of the circuit court ofsaid
county, u tract Of 1881 acres of land, in the
bill and proceedings mentioned, and known as
the Kester Farm, on Cedar Greek, about six
miles from the town of Glenville. Terms of
sale-cash. ~ jim. CAMDEN and
july ll-4t WE. LIVELY, Com'rs.
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WI assembling at The place designated,
Nlessrs' Garvey and Fetish, Jr., pre-
scented themselves, stating that the period
OF their probation had expired; and as
there were no doors to the present place of
meeting, they had taken the liberty to
come tho front way.
DR.. LENGTHY moved that the new.
corners be thrown into the river.
The CHAIR remarked that such course
was without precedent in the history of
the Club; but as he regarded the new
members Of but little force. if requested
to do so he would put the,qucstion.
Loud cries Of question
On The vote being taken, DR.. Lengthy's
motion prevailed, whereupon Messrs.
Garvey and Fetish were tumbled into the
river-Dr. Lengthy rema,king that "as
they hadn't washed their feet for long
time. they could now do SO without any
trouble"
Mr.. D. G. LuRk here remarked that
DR.. Lengthy was a revolutionary cuss ;
and should be expelled. He (Mr. Lurk)
had now in his pocket constitutional
amendment providing for such cases but
as it was SO darx, and nobody had q
match, be would have to defer it until the
next meeting.
Al this moment the swallows which
had built their nests in the bridge, over
powered by the bad smell which the Club
had brought with it, hastily vacated land
have not yet returned.
Mr.. SlSDBAR asked to be relieved from
the duty of procuring o new Club-room.
Hc stated that he had been to every loyal
man in town-and some who were rot SO
loyal, but all refused.
Tho CHAIR thereupon appointed Mr.. D.
G. Lurk as an assistant to Mr.. Sandbar /;
with instructions to inform tho members
in due time il they were successful.
Dr.. LENGTHY here observed thatiftbey
vere successful ho was afraid they would
be so in some other county-the commit
tee was too we'll known in Lewis.
Mr.. D. G. LURK said that he trusted
Dr.. Lengthy would fall and break bis
neck before long.
Mr.. CRAwLEY said he'd be goshoggedif
this thing would pay. Here were our
own fellers fussin' like Kilkenny cats.
fsueh muses. as this wero to continue,
and tho Club had to meet in kivered
bridge, where was the use of Boards Of
Regissratiou7 As our great President
said-"Lettucc hat peas, fellers p
Mr.. POPLAR was pleased to add his
protest to that Of the venerable manipu-
lator from Ba.tello. Too much time had
been spent in quarrels. lie (Mr. Poplar)
would point the members to the immortal
hero after whom the Club took its name,
and urge them on to- 4
Hero q strong detachment Of the
Stone Coal Ku-Klux charged upon the
bridge, completely routing tho members
horse, foot and quadroons. None of
them were seriously injured, although not
one escaped without some touching token
of tho regard Of his rebel friends. Upon
taking the census on the following morn
ing, it was ascertuincd that all the mem.
bcrs were under treatment for diurohea.
Yours. &C.. y
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NortcE.-1t Is particularly requested
that the nominations Of the Township
Conventions be Immediately sent to this
Office for publication. They will be
printed 10 TnE DkMocRAr each week unit
the day Of clcc,ion-thus avoiding anyo
the cunfasion aud trouble experienced la'
yuar. ,
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ConrEcrlos.-Coloncl Bigclow is Reg
istrar for Wiley Township, Jamos Turner
for Sheridan, A. j. Wood for Jane Lew,
j. s. Wilkinson for Lincoln, and ]. G.
Wilkinson for Battelle. Our informant
Of last week put US ION the wrong ecent;''
and we haste to make tue corrections.
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Notice to Creditors.

Wotlct 70 CTedlt0rJ.
To the creditors Of Oliver @. Forin.sh.
deceased:
In pursuance Of a decree Of the ciroui.
court Of Lewis county, mado in cause
therein pending to subject the real estate
Of the said Oliver, G. Forinash to the pay
ment of his debts, you are required to
present your claims against tho said Oil
yer G. Forinash 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-Gt a '.'."' A. SIMPSON. clerk.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For House of Delegates.

2 Nh. EDiroR:- You will please announce that
GEO. COZAD, Esq. will be candidate for the
office Of Delegate for this county, and that his
claims will be urged before The ensuing Demo.
-esaic County Convention by
-ert MANY DEMOCRATS,
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Eor. Sheriff.

Nm. EDrron PLEASE announce Nr. A. ".
wOODFuRD as candid ale for the office Of
Sheriff Of Lewis County-subect 10 the dcci-
sien Of the Demo cratic County Convention
and obligc, MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce JOHN n.
CUMMINGS rs q candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Lewis coun,y-subject to the decision
OF tue County Democratic Convention.
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For Clcrk of The CYrcuit Court

We are authorized TO announce Mr.. JOHN
9. JACKSON rs q candidate for the office Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Lewis County
subject to the decision OF the County Democrat
u Convention.
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Notice to Creditors.
To tue creditors Of Michael Nihen, de-

To tue creditors Of Michael Nihen, de-
ceased:
In pursuance Of decree Of tho circuit
court Of | owls county, made in cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate
Of the said Michael Nihen to the payment
Of bis debts, you are required to present
your claims against the said Michael Nj
hen for adjudication to VIM. L. Dun
nington, Commissioner, at bis office in
said county, OH or before the 9Th day Of
September, 1870. Witness, Allen simp-
son, clerk Of tho said courts this 9th day
Of July. 1870.
augl-6t A. Sixrsos, CLERK
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ssssssaessqssssss
y EpTOWNSIllp AND DISTRICT
COMMITTEES, YOUR OWN WHITE
RACE EXPECTS YOU TO DO YOUR
DUTY! SEETHAT EVERY LEGAL
VOTER IS REGISTERED AND
THAT HE VOTES ON ELECTION
DAYl AND LET EVERY WHITE
MAN HELP THE COMMITTEES IN
THEIR WORK.!-e1
kaaasaaaAaassAsaa
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PERsoxAL.-On Monday last wc had
The pleasure Of a call from Mr.. Tor Lord
selby tho gentleman who recently brought
ever the English cniigrants to upshur
lie reports that If no unforeseen accident:
occur, he will this year bring over about
1000 more-thc present instalment being
only the pioneers" After a visit to the
A,ylum-whero the honorable gentleman
was mos. sumptuously cared for by DR.
Hills and bis aniable family-he betool
himself back to "his people"-as he call
tho emigrants. lie thinks our Asylum
will compare very farOrably with any ii
the Old World.
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For A,sessor-FTrst Distriel.

We are authorized 10 announce Col. JOHN
KEE ss a candidate for Assessor of the FRS,
District of Lewis County-suIject 10 the dccis.
tsn Of the Democratic County Convention.
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ADVER TISETKEN7'S.
Franklin Mr7reH, executor
Of Le,ris MurleeE, decd,

Franklin Mtr,reH, executor
Of Leris Murrel;, decd,
rs.
Tmothy Kerigan,
In etancery in The circuit court Of Lert'
county. l-
Dy virtue Of a'dccree rendered in the above
ID named cause, at the March term. 1868,
Twill sell, in front Of the court house Of Lewis
county, on the first day of the next term ofthe
circuit court ofsaid county, the tract Of land in
the bill and proceedings mentioned, being u
tract of 100 acres, lying in Lewis county, on
the right hand fork Of Butcher Run, being the
same land purchased by said Kerrigan Of Lewis
Maxwell, deceased. Terms of sale, u credit of
G, II and IS months, the purchaser to execute
bonds with good. security, ind lien to be re-
tanned ms further security.
iulv ll-it CALEB SOGGESS, Comr.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-AaENTS-to sell the ocrA.
w Con SEwlSa MACHINE 1t is licensed,
makes the elastic lock stitch" ind is war
rantcd for years. Price sis. All other ma
chimes with an underfecd sold for $l5 or less
are infringerents. Address Octagon Sewing
Machine Company, St. Louis, No., Chicago,
Illinois, Pittsburg, Pa, or Boston, Mass. If
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Franklin MarreR, executor
of Le,ris Murpell, decd,

Of Leiris Auzrell, decd,
Us.
lessee Brolon, d
In chaneery in tie circuit court Of LeHis
county.
Dy virtue Of decree rendered in the above
ID named cause, at the March term, 1858, !
will sell, in front Of the court house of Lewis
county, on the frs. day of the next term of the
circuit court OF said county, the tract of land in
the bill and proceedings mentioned, being a
tract OF l43 acres, lying in Lewis county, on
Camp Meeting Run, a branch ofLeading Creek,
being the same land purchased by said Brown
of Lewis Maxwell, decd. Terms Of salc-a
credit of 9, IL, and 10 months, the purchaser
to execute bonds with good security, and lien
10 he retained as further security.
july Hat CALEB BOGGESS, Com'r.
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The OLDEST WoMAN.-Nlrs. Condry,
an old Irish lady now on Fink's Creek, in
this county, is said to be the oldest person
now living in this section. She is now
over los years of age. She is rs stout
and hearty as most women at thirty.
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Ws .-arc authorized to soy that Mr.. ".
i. Arnold will no. 10 candidate for the
State Senate.
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There urc thousands persons who let q
diahroea run on them. when q bottle Of
Roseuhcim's Stomach Bittcrs, the Gredl
Kestern Remedy. would cure them. They
are pleasant to take and act at once, and
pertui. you to 60 about your business al
once. aud do you no harm. See advcr'
tiscmcut,
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Tus AsYLrM.-On Tuesday last we
spent few hours looking over this build
ing, and woro agreeably surprised at the
progress which has been made. The
centre building is now fairly under way,
the workmen being engaged upon the
second story; and DR.. Hills expresses no
doubt as to being able to occupy it this
winter. In our travels We were shown a
large rock, which had been quarried for q
verandul. 1t was Is feet long, 5 feet
wide and 8 feet thick-supposed to weigh
about 10 tons. The new quarry isInrning
out wcll-thc rock being obtained at a
much less cost than ever bcfore-wlilc the
opinion is general that it is Of better
quality. Mr.. Washburnc, upon whose
request this quarry was opened. certainly
deserves the thanks Of the State.
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CnEAp LuxuRlEs FOR TIE PEopLE.-
Opportunity, at the time when the cost Of
living is enormous, q new article appears
in the market, atfording an unprecedented
amount Of delicious and wholesome ali.
ment, almost for song. We refer to
the patent SEA Moss FARiSE, which is
now, by virtue Of its extraordinary cheap.
ness, taking the place ofall the gelatinous
articles Of food manufactured from maize
and grain: The ram material Of this nu-
tritious and fattening agent is the free
gift Of nature: marine moss growing in
prodigious quantities on the Irish Coast,
and known rs Carrageen. Cleansed, des-
located, concentrated and reduced to pow
der BY patent process, this wonderful
plant yields larger quantity Of pure,
palntablc aliment in proportion to its
weight, than any substance produced from
the great agricultural staple. Artistic
cooks pronounce it the finest article for
Custards, Puddiugs, Creams, Soups,
Sauces, &c, that has yet been discovered,
and the SEA Moss FARrsE CoxrASr, Of
New York, who own the patent, find it
all they can do to keep pace with the de-
uands for the new staff Of life.
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A GENTS WANTED-$lo per day, by tie
~ American knitting Machine Company.
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis No. If
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
rT,IIE partnership heretofore existing between
A NJ. Smith and A. N. Dent is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All person:
knowing themselves indebted 10 said firm will
please call and settle their accounts WITHOUT
DELAY. The business will hereafter DO con.
dueted by Arthur u. Dent.
571f'l' A. NJ. SMITH.
d".- % A. NJ. DENT.
Weston, March %, 1870.
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TosEpH A. WATSON,
P A / N r e r.

Weston, W. Va.
Partie. in Lewis aud adjoining counties, wish.
Ing taeir houses, signs, or furniture painted,
will do well to communicate with me before
going elsewhere Paper-hanning and White
washing promptly attended TO, Terms uoder.
ate; and all work warranted. rana
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A GENTS wANTED-$lo per day, by tie
~ AMERICAN knitting Machine Company.
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, No. If
sosrNHEraa
Celebrated Stomach
BE Sc E R Sc
GREAT
w e S e e R nc
REM EDYg
The beneficial effects Of these
BiHsrs can be attested By thou
sands uAo hare used them and
acknowledge them superior to
any thing Of tile Kind euer before
offered to the public.
As a sure cure for DiarrAea,
Loss Of appetite, Fsver and
Ague, Cholera Morbus, Collie,
Dyspepsia, General Debility or
Nervous Headache, this medicine
has no equal. 1t is especially
recommended to persons travel
ing, as tending to counterad tho
effects Of a change Of suater.
These Baters should be found
upon the Sde-5oard Of every
family, as well as the Bar a.
suay svell-regulated Hotel.
DIRECTIONS.
A v1ns-sIassful three si0O . Aay,
Aefore each meal.
Prepared and Sold BY The Pro-
q. RosRNHE1M,
PszhsrsbsrA ". Va
Sold by Smith 4 Dent aud h. NJ. Cha.-
FAINT, and oil Druggists, Grocers and D al.
ers generally. jan31-l:
Vest Virginia:
At rules held in tho clerks office OF tho cir
cult court Of Calhoun county, on the FIRST Non
day in July 1870.
Lewis Scheaffer
-'t vs.. tIttt
Tho Union saw-Mill Com.
pany of Gilmor county and
). N. Bennett and Phillip In chancery
Cox, Trustee, and David
Bowers.
rTNhc object Of this suit Is 10 inhibit, restrain
and enjoin the defendants who COM
pose the Union Saw.mill Company
Of Gilmer county, and J. N. Bcnuett, from
further proceedings upon judgment rend cred
by the circuit court Of Calhoun county. at Its
Apriltrrm, 1870, in favor OF tile defendants,
the Union Saw.mill company Of Gilmcr county
for thcu ofJ.M. Bennett, against plaintiff
Lewis ScheafTer for the sum ofSl9l0, with in-
tercst thereon from the 10th day ofAlarclh, s67
until paid, and costs $50 OF cents, and also
from further proceedings upon any judgment
that may be obtained in the suit nj law now
pending, on the first bond for S955, in the bill
mentioned, in the circuit court Of Lewis county.
And it appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendants Cyrus Washburn and Daniel W.
Coz are nonresidents fthis state, and they not
il is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after the date oil tho
first publication ofthis order, and do what may
be necessary to protect their interests in this
suit. Bond gwen and release OF errors at law
filed 5Tcstc:-E. b. FERREL, Clerk.
Fleming Bennett, Attorneys for Plaintiff
July ls-4t =.
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II you want your horses, COWS and hogs
tobc sleek, thrifty, and have good np-
petite, go to A. NJ. Dents and invest
twenty-five cents in condition powders.
and you will DO repaid an hundred fold for
the Investment.
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D L. KEMBlE,
Il asti
TIE CHEAP CASH STORE.

TIE CHEAP CASH STORE.
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIKED
Owing to The great faciltie, at my command
lean afford 10 sell ut Lid
TWENTY PER CENT LESS
than any ether Rsrehan. in Weston.
CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK
The best quality Of Sugar, and Coffees al from
FIVE TO TEN CENTS A POUND
lcssthan they can be Dough. at any other ssete
intown. r
TBE BEST BRANDS OF oAL1CoEs
from 10 cents yard up. ..,U
A GREAT VARIETY OF WOODEN GOODS
AT COST.
CARPETS AT LOW PRICES
An extensive and well selected assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
bought expressly for this market, all Of which
will be sold at New York prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS,
suitable. for Christmas or New Years presents
In presenting my Winter stock to the public,
have but to refer 10 my I'D customers
Ny goods hare heretofore rendered satisfaction
to ali purcha. ef,, and confident in my ability 10
UNDERSElIL ALL COMPETITION,
have but to thank you for past favors, and 50.
Iicit continuance OF ysur custom.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
P. L. KEMBLE,
. Main. Street,
u22. = WestonW. Va
A W. PAUL. / son,
IN -psALEns IN
BOOKS,
8 r ri o N E r Y
" A L L P A p E h
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No TRADING OF VorEs.-Already We
herr of the skilful fnancicring Of our rad
ical friends in endcavoring to secure o
promise to "trado votes" Make no such
trades. Make no compromises. Make
no concessions. Ours is a fight Of Right
against lrrong-a battle for the rights Of
the white man; and we urge upon our
readers tho propricty of adopting the
time-honored Democratic principle Of rot.
ing tho "straight ticket" Let no nan
add to the sins no has to answer for by
voting for any radical-no matter who.
If our father were candidate for Office on
the radical ticket VIC should labor to de-
feat him. Radicalisn is radicalism-in
tho family or out Of it.
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PzRsosAI We regret to re,rn thu,
our young friend James spnlding ha.
lett us-having gotten situation in the
Engineer Corps which left our town
few days ago. Nc congratulate these
gentlemen in their success in obtaining
'heservices Ofour estimable young friend.
SsAKEs.-Walnut Fork of Fink's
Greek is said to be the greatest place in
the county for ''pison-snakes." Within
q few days past s have been killed and
one captured alive-3 by Isaac Williams,
by Daniel King, l by Henry Bonnet
and l by NJ. G. Marsh, The latter gen.
'lcman also captured one alive, which is
now kept by DR.. Hills. at the Asylum !;
this one is about 4 feet long and 9 inches
in circumference.
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For A,,e,,pr-Seeoud Dislrict.

We arc authorized TO announce JOHN
B0lIAN ne a candidate fer the Office Of Assessor
pf'the Second District Of Lewis County-subect
10 the decision Of the Democratic County Con-
rsnlon.
Ma. worrNpIs :-You will please announce
JACOB SPAUR, Of Lincoln Township, rs n
candidate for Assessor of the Second District OIL
Lewis countr-suhjcct TO the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention He will bc
sapportcdby MANY DEMOCRATS.
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a. RoSENHEIM,
Ps,hsrsbarA WV
Sold by Smith Il Dent aud +. NJ. Cha.-
FAINT, and oil Druggists, Grocers and D al.
ersgenerally. jan31-1:
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SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP'TICKEI

For supervisor-JAMEs MULLADAY.
For Justices-GEO. T. OLIVER.
N. COLLINS.
1'or Township Clerk-WM. L. WHITE.
For School Commissioner -P. MURRAY
Inspectors Of li'oo!ious-A. WILLIAMS
J. COLLINS
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Vest Virginia:
At rules held in tho clerks office Of tho cir
cult court Of Calhoun county, on The first Non
day in July 1870.
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DIRECTIONS.
A wiaesla.sfal three a.s aay,
sefoss each neal.
Prepared and Sold by The Pro-
prietor.
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PLANTATION BlTTERS

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet
anchor of The feeble and
debilitated. AS Il tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid it has no equal
among stOmacIlics. As n
remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is
SupcrScding every ether
Stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or
srigid, it acts as a specific
in every species of disorder
which undcrmines the
bodily strength and breaks
down the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intr0<
duced ii becomes n stands
ard article "A medicinal
staple. Ii is to-day the
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
i'm The civilized W0rId-be
sure and get the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Gr0>
GERS and Country Stores.
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and Sew York.
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'.'n NV '"''. 10 open .u"
door of The cell and allow tra Jn
mates 10 escape i'an "e have la-
ken to pen one of those lines BIt.
the maniac an the poor child, hulr
dead with fright, remained ia the
same terrible situation, Narioo,
suggestions were made by the
persons present to save the boy
from the clutches of Finnogan.
who the while had struck a tragic
attitude and looked fierce as a lion
ess defending her cubs. Then he
would swing his arm to and fro
several times, bringing the knife,