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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27

Die W~tit8ltsofr bes obiBen 8treins Nno erIuat, Fret:
ntn, inotm lp.dtiee 8tid6tte ue9sn SaIiebens bts Bsts
tins %porlls8eu. On Qnttraae
Mbrab am Btue. Pr6f.
t255-6l Sjeprn q %, kftp. Gsfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
Yin Die @eian9UeVeiue unO 9rrretl
MugiferF

Die @sIan8utreire uno Qerrtu Wuitter, tucIbe burh
goStrGat ole csllid : patr totittu fIauen bet fer I'D
Se3trnbsr ttatitnoeaoen fotr nnterfiiib'n ,Doger, Ruo
blstn!tt 9ebeien, tbre outage in arm Stlo Sutru'S
sl9eben,
ig56-Sl qDas 81 prono n 81 ID,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
Das OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NallimDrcr SMiiBcus( Delc0lmQit.

eirt 8ertomnluua Ter firntsrs6ttettn Wtt0lico,r
Der SslellhGfE BebHfs Domination pvn Gunoiaaisu
w PIE osoorispsnos Ssam'snipabl miro benIs, Dom
netIfa9 ~tadmtttdg nm q ubr i'm Parte ftanftns
Den, 8le Vtitgiteoer itnb fteunbilbt etnaelaben. DssisI.
ben bsidutpO9ptu. Sin &ufra9s
tE6ol 0art Spobf, temp. Str.
L Mnh -ANshtn u cnALNa a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
Gine grpBr @uGcH.8 eriammluus

W. .. WtUWEVE VtItttHI SIlItINI'
AH bic SSrruAbc bts ser. Bt. e. Hsc!
Cine 8triammIur9 tuirb Gam Tao, ben 90. Eitobtr,
NbenDs s nlr In 5fatns'S 8aue, @tc bcr Baltimore
ttrGBe uno Wofs Cffttr. 9lueRue. r%uttfueen, nm Nb9r.
orbnete lur 0tttretnnQ ocs Staatrs Marrl ND in or
am yopembrr In VI huDrb, 8a.. %t1Gerben Snupertton
Ju %etntnnep, In iurld)er iiber Die Srridytung tincs YRo.
n%unitntss fur ben Net'tOrbensn bsratbrn lu.roeu lou.
VIE 5reunoe bes On, 2se fno ~ortRgtnb eipSslaorn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14
baltimore Cattle Markets =.
"i2lAB.L r4iahonE, Marsh 10.


.SB,EEF GA TT,l,E-Priccs to-day
rauged' Is Gollo*s sOla Cows and Scala.
wigs at 4 5O.5 20; ordinary t1iin Steers,
OIeu aud ,Cpss al 5, Uu~j 80, fair quality
Besvps ut 8 I15a7 Is, hid tho very pest
Heeyes at 15aS y PER 100 pounds, the
syerass ,prics teilig ayvu: :, 12a gross.
The market opened active, butclos.d dull
ut decline OF % cents per 100 pounds
fronrthei rates VI Hast, week. fss common
ard medium Cattle. wlllo for good aud
e1Hu quulilirs rates were .uncllangedHiv
s II + EP-.There has beef, some ~
ttivity during the pasl week III the Sheep
market, especially Far good qualities, while
connlon arr dill at former rates. Prices
to-day fabsedi ai follows. >5a7ic per
pound gross for fair to good fat Sheep.
:. n 0G s-I'heI receipts during The
past week have fallen of considerably.
and for good cxu.fed Hog, rates avs
improved ~; cents per, 10O pounds.
pitts'td.lay rahgea as follows: Shifted
at II .25al2 %, and good to extra, COIN.
fed Ilossat,l2 g5a1S b. per leo pounds
aek Is Arm ~ vida. al ti.t a. ID. t,l, y1l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

GasE Llw.-The law for the protsc.
ton VI game went into effect on February
10, 1t makes it unl,wfultte kill pls,.-
ants. wild ducks, partridges, or rabbit, 4,
any time between the 18th of February
and!l5th Of September, under penalty Of
not less than S.. nor more than $40,
Smaller, harmless birds arc also protected
by this Law.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

lMAncH.-March, III. mythologi.t'tcll
US, was so named after Mars, the god of
wsr;'it is certainly bellicOss enough
sometimes to do honor to all the warriors
Of ancient and modern history; and yes
there are ssason' when its temper is,ub.
dusd, and outdoor labor of many kinds
Gamble advaptugeously ,pur,ued.rygvJ p
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

EtIorios or School. CouN.ssloslss.-
by reference to an advertisement in an
other colu IN il will be seen that the cleo.
ton Of Commissioners for the School Dis.
uics Of Weston take, place OBJ tho frs,
Saturday il.. April, We have not yet
heard of any candidates; but hope thar
this slectiouwill not be as the last, when
bn. six'eotss were cast for the officers
who oscupiod these rsrpoalible positions
during Oh. past ysat, ~ -. -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

ConsrcrIos.-In speaking Of Colonel
Woodford's fat steer last week. tue types
made " Us Y, .ay he VA, was "2' years old instead
Of &C." A slight difference, you see.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

"SoAs Fxzr.-A friend from Hackers
Greek tell. usi.f,a boy named Peters,
sssd II years, Who wears No. II boots.
This is ec!ipsod BY . boy..in Harrison,
whom Dr. Homer rscsa.ly called upon ,e
a,tsnd. lie lad cut ills foot very seri-
cusly, and the Doctor amazed at the i'm.
nna,e 3sis.lof Shis pedal cstremi,ics, ill.,
qaissd Eha. va'athc size Of his boots.
Thsylu'rs joarseens1 Tue boy is but sl2
Jar. old, and Il 8 feet and 3iaches high
--scishins IS pouads,'nes.. -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

NArp,Ep-on Thursday, March 10,
1t ia rs.ii.ne. ofNlr. Arehy Botihgs hy
Rev. Henry I.sngfcrd, Nj, Newton y +.
Willism.. II Lewis. to Mis-, Lydia o.
isrh,cr NJ lIsrri,an cpuhty. rs
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

/, The chairlpya Of each Township Com
lnitteo viii d, bhee report the proceedings
Of their FRS, meeting 10 Mr.. James W.
Wofhudin, at Weston. Secretary OF tn,
County Executive CUmn,i,,e, giving tins
names Of the persons appointed us Dis
lrict Committees Also whether any
member Of the Township Comlnit,cc de-
rines to uct, so that the vacancy may be
Immediately filled.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

" you want your horses, cows and hogs
to BE- SLEEK thrifty, and have good up-
petite, 60 TO Smithf& Dents aud invest
twenty-five cents in condition powders,
and you will be repaid au hundred fold for
the Investment.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

+ lstsluED,TThheI Improvement, which
have been in progress for some time past
on the Episcopal Church in this place are
now completed; aad the building is in
every way credit to tue members of that
Church and the community. Now let
the Buptists make an efurt-wLere there
Is .iwiIlithsre', asuay. Nothing Gun i'm I.
press u 'ranger more favorably With a
town than numnsrous and respectable
houses Of worship. ,szra,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

Too Mrcn misunderstanding re-
csn'ly4had dssniation. "A ihsn named
Keith-.who came FROM nowhere aud
SEQ. back TO Che same t,plses-s''sled on
John G Arnold's fars with his wife and
other truck" Scarce had the sod be.
com. acquaiuied with The Complexion 81
bis brogan,. ere along cauo'rifet.Nos !,
whcs a.eordii,gto HE latest test, dispatches,
nripp.d, tore and snofted." She &C.
eu,ed her lord Of everything mean =
from playing rarusworsh on an usu'peos.
ing l,gg, down toib.ins in thu petite =
,i.ty AMI mard.ring pealnt NJ. K.
seemed to be struck With the force Of her
remarks, and immediately. in cou'pan!
with No 2IJrocsea.d atsA"tightl Imat'
gait, 9 to get" The affair h'prilJ end:
ed ri,hOut any eIu,ivu ofblooda
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

BLANK Books and nemolandums Of all
sizes and kinds at Smith i Dents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

"A B.rrxtLE subscriber suggests Jim
CtAvlsy, s..si Grant and Bob Arm old As
i'psrsons5 for the next Board Of Regis.
tralj0n. S.. ~ - = a, \ (,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

''whlIs.Iizr-bs,., br,tud-Ns pu.
slI'a7-fSr sale a At saish 81 Dents by Is.
% Dbl. - snl..L.. % a.ssl. zoo m
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

sr. PArmck's pAy.-Thursday, the
lIth inst. is St. Pstrick's day, We are
sorry to learn that Father Burke will be
abscat at the time-depriyiug ru,. Of the
eloquent treat With which no favored US
on March 18th, 1885, However; let the
duy beoproPsrly observed, Ever cherish
and vsner,ie the holy CUSTOMS of the dear
old Neither Country. "A
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

AuAM gossES Of BI.,sllc, think, be
Au,.Iissoverod veins of gold, silver.ud
csTlptslr,.. Professor Clemens, Q. Weston,
nruauuuces them valuable, mai ,..e,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

~ ilI,p.Acar,. per,nu, as we'll as others.
,ri's FROM ! torpid state dths itomsth,
llversnd bowels Meter tsve my min.
erals OF ,norrhis for it. They hurt more
',li,h they Do good. But take Rosti'-
hsili's Stomach Bittes the Great Wes-
'rD REMEDY and .toA arc siic ola sn'e
F't A5srfii..mtaa .,,-5.a tn. ,Ns!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

sMlSfaAL PAlxr-choco!ate eolor-only
Scents per pound at Smith L Dents. 70
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14
2 ADDRESS
OF THE
COUNTY Observation-Disclosures
AND rHk APPOINTMENT OF

| AND THk APPOINTMENT OF
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEES.
10 The Democracy Of Lepis, County:
| Your Executive Cunmitice, anxious to
secure TO our time-honored party the glory
Of another victory ever radical oppression
and infuny, make this, thrir call upon
you, as men, us citizens, md as Demo.
crats, to arm and prepare Tor the coming
fight. Already have tho enemies Of our
ruce and Of the true system ofgovernnlent
commenced their Vaccinations to carry
this as well other counties At the ensuing
election They ure determined, by all
the means in their power-no matter hcw
corrupt or dishonorahle--to retain posses.
sion Of the Legislation Of the State ;'and
continue their rcigu Of Infamous ,oppres-
slot aud styrauns. Already l'ave' they
given to the black lnau the right of'ssH-
rage-while the disfrsnchised white man
is still 10 remain as an alien or feon,
They have pointeily refused to ALLOW thq
people to elect the officers Of repatriation,
we'll knowing that such course would
speedily bring to an end tao curse which
is nov driving thoussLdsof our best uisi-
zens from the State. BY repeating few
comparatively unimportant test.oaths,
they intend 10 go before tue people again
: and they will doubtless speak loudly Of
their magnanimisy-magnnnimiry in al
lowing lawyers and teachers to earn their
daily bread by the pruetics Of their pro-
fcssion; and generosity in permitting a
rebel to collect the deb,s honestly due
him. While tho "let ap" movement is
n movement iu the righ, direction, md
by the nurse. Of the radical party will be
honestly carried out, yet experience With
the resent new departure" has taught ut
that il we would succeed ne must pus
non. bu, Democrats on guard-meu who
have been tried aud vere;not found want
Inc. We must make no concessions to
the enemy. Ours is fight Of Right
against Wrong. and by making my com-
promise, !! We ourselves become .partirer.
criminis. To form a better organization,
and by that means to promote our chances
for an overwhelming victory. &c have np-
pointed the following Towpship EXECUTIVE
Committees. We expect, and tho De-
mocracy of the coua.y expects them TO
WORk-work surely and steadily from
to-day until the victor; ID i1od. TO aid
still further, We would suggest aud earn.
es,ly urge upon these Committees the
proprietS ofholdihgLmeetings Immediately
and appointing an Executive Committee
Of three for every School District in their
respective townships. Let it be the duty
Of these Committees to see that every NAN
who can register is brought OUTLET them
work aithfpllNduriug the eanyas 81
them see to il that every voter is at the
polls on election day-and when We have
forever crushed tue Observation-Disclosures
in our county, let Us rejoice together
over the fruits Of the victory. The fol.
loving are The Township Committees:
JANE LEW To WNSYiP.
JAMEsJACKsoN9' t2si,n,an9
JOHN KEEL ti'f'T"7f
~ u "
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

HAbitTifThtsr!HT following cen.
rersation recently took place between ,
radical md ifDenocraEs ,SocoD
Radical--"The newspapers Of your
party are nuisance"
D.uocrat--r.'rha.'s what hoso. ,hicves
say afthc sheriff"
NJ. lladiesl "sihnertd."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JOHN KEEL ti'f'T
PERRY r. SMITH. yj@
SHERIDAN TO IENSliLIs
, JOHN nUsSEY, Chairman,
MICHAEL COLLINS,
ABRAHAM WILLIAMS.
LINCOLN TO NNSHiP.
JACOB BOfT. Chairman.
JACOB MORRISON,
W. v. CHICHESTER.
BATTELLE no WTSiiIP.
JACOB BOND, SChairman,
2. A. LORENTZ,
NATHAN u. BENNETT.
WILEY no WNSHW.
W j. BAILEY, Chairman,
A. ". DENT,
JOHN HINES.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

skoskoo. -1his medicine IL rfspidly
gaining III eqhiidenee q tie people, and
the numerous tes.!Louials Of lis virtues,
given by p,rvtitipucrs o! medicine, .leayte
no doub, that it isa xafu aud reliable rems
.dy for lMpURlrY VI TIE BLOOD, LiyEk
DISEASE, 50. 1.-THE lua Ata&al Juarna
contains MI article from Prof r. S New
toh,- Al. D. President Of the Eclectic
Medical College, city q New Yurky that
speaks in high terms Of its curative prop.
critics, aud gives.a special DISCRIMINATION
Of koskoo to the practitioners uf medicine.
'fhis is;Gwo believe. the FIRST instance
where such medicines have been officially
endorsed by the great credit Upon The
skill Of Dr. Lawrence, its compounder'
aud also puts "Koskonr 10 tie vAs Of all
other medicines Of ID. .bscsc1. day
NottQk.y oaruM, DeeenL,r Il. 'f7.4tt
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

How IL .iI,ns FOR IIleh ?-Oil Creek
can beat the world making home,pun
sugar. fri,h nd, Of s ours out .lsre says
be-. willing 10 bet Two coon skins aud {.
widest. hid. tl,st they can iaake sugar
enough on that creek 10 one season to
.uuc.en Gral,'s xbi.key sxNolenonth!'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

LOTION YARNS,
AMI ih fa.. everslliihg generally found ii
Iii Tile. Of business, which wALbo:stid
low for eath Or produce III hand. i ~
'sEJAil kinds Of prodioe wanted in
excliapge Tor Goods. ~ r.. ~,
+, All the above good. cali be rpnha,eds
choaperls At my establishment than at any
d.Aef Store in West Virslnia. Give ME q
tall before purchasing t'sowl'erc... 60 ,'.. /
Es- Mr. Hale has also fitst-cass Boot
aud Shoe Mandatory in connection vi b
bis Store, to which lie would evil the at.
ton Of tie public.
novif In p. N HALF.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14
THE CAMl'AIGNtOF 1870,
10 tuk yn1Esp. o.. .pkMocnAcy.

10 rHs sRlEsDs OF EsKAocRAcy. 4
TIL. buple call fstl,be coming campaign,
Ia, ,,r.,a,, h.so .o,nJ.a =. ooh. o,La,
~ w. y ny
s"u " 'ns avenue. 1nc oPponehls "
Democracy are thus early in ths field
busily engaged in digging what we siu-
cerely hone NAV BE- their .lsst ditch "
m. ,,,vo,,,.,- .,,a, l.t,.1..s $780,.
- -"1 ."' S'''"'e'' "se''
Suffrage -na White d'slranch'sement are
once more Offering to-lhr peopls their val
uable services. Scarce has lhs smoke
Of Inst years battle vsnished-and then
only to expose the treachery and in.iu.
ceri,y Of their liberal professions, be-
fore thsy apain, with IN urausnched las,
for power and thirst for Office, seek to
thrust themselves upon you. To the aid
Of Democracy and defeat Of radic,lism VIC
propose to devote wha. little ability We
possess. From now until the fourth
Thursday in October, 1870, Thu DEMO.
GRAFT will DO devoted nearly entirely 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES psftaiuing
especially to Lewis and adjoining counties.
As in the past, 20 in the future, we shall.
not, fail to expose, treachery ur corruption
wherever We may lind :it-no rmu,ter
vhe,her it be among high or low MRepub.
LEANS or Democrats, Perhdy, is none
Al 49, 80
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

Two bsl., I.,psesd ,iQil, and one half
ton white lead, including the best aud
purest lead made, down to the inferior
grade. willItc;sold srJ low Ias Smith 4
Dtutu.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

saspsA~A ls'Ta"e ho'ce:eass ~ az ae'
ol the Aes'sla.are, .ae corporate lln'''' q
Hes!sa saie Seen: ataFp y ~ " y y.
..'n''e: .iMs,nops' sae5 ana! tesa II
t"I ~ Icsst, NY " w
.ure-4o tbs, our people siss tkaoNAf.r
'SSLtSs Where afaihe hodndariSs. 81.
'pa.s,, ID "a, i; 80 !, I!
:, ,s,.s euN - VI Il .s., , = 'u''
p''e,, osiSs's 's ~, ,o.sp !. sstsb ~
.A o'' '''oeue s.saa y. Z, .aDos IL, IT,
lgsHvs " SS'nA'ss 'ps s Y Z! !. v
..'' u SOW EAte e..asn ,,as ,sI
~ J, .,.t',.
-.i.stS 3 .. "a -. AZ. !. q ssts
DInocs4rlo ErrcpTirs CaaXtrIl -
wsrl.e. before our readers this ssca
..p,;xs i. ~. ;;.nd ,cno;ntm.pt .of
Ts,. 800. I. Iii s::..sr.,.a!,
stSn.n'P GSuaH's !ssi H Pas. - WY /
to Us for pu''l's.''o. "e.e9nmend 's =
"sddrcis 80 4lie consolidation Of oil our
t.,asr,, ,st. ,s,,s ssgsf, ). 81 s..i..es |
Int .-------=--.-.-.--i .z.ss Z.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

Fnl ls'uR.scg.-Ei,h. pleasure te
c.ll attention to the advertisement Of the
"Clarksburg Mutual Insurance Conp..
ry"-soS b found iii another coluus
rsli.ying,i IN insurance, and in Away.
ratr'msing home Institutions; We inssted
car office III this company; and can cheer.
fslly.rsconmend,i it 10 cur 'rsadcrs. w,
6. Bennett pnd r.. Rilst0n are the
'g'n'.si,s. l .l4ii' place. Il Z; ~. Gheslf.ns il
one Of the s,octb0ldcr,syi3 ~ s.4 y, /,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

A al1.rAxs.-A friend, writing to u,
ffdntG lsnsillti saSs that s.if)dis memory
serves him correctly, there las not been
50 mild Il nis.er .ince l775:" The gen,
.lemau rrAently 10 error. remc'n-
her Of wearing a mosquito bar coat and
going in swimming in Town Run, in this
place. ifon The 14th u January 176O.
That was mild uiater, though.
4 Esotiiil Glycerinc Soups cakes iot .
auarter-at Smith L Dcnt's.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

"RAn-Srrk 'Ea."-The poor squirt
Of accidental circumstances who edits .he
Coassrtastr. endcavors by serious
amount Of elbow" ,bui ia a lamentably
lean, ,lauguid,. liquori.h, loaferi,h and
loone,y' ,tyl., .of1 Up hii shortcomings in
the ,;.fassinsTY way. HI Say. that bat. Is
didn't say that he raid the Telegraph
ouly got SIG for the advertisement re-
ferred to. Blu. here. j. this (Sl6) the
Engli,hito Tor sixteen dollars in Clark. Lurg'
lfit,is.! You aid say g, as the Coa'erta.
lire nov on Gle 10 this Office will testify.
81 21Silstto Eoos What ne get for Hen.
rvs ad7erlisencnt. Answer $45. And
vege. 927 fot1Slns. Dsmorssts.f And
in this eonueea,nf ohIys! men IF windy
prosliyitiss, wheacvsr-you see the h,nt
ofthD lirn st.sshed to . rafting
patent sdirins circular, ~. :lst tHs fact
b. Known. YOU will assrss;e aai.
ing cut, that we "sih'Gh IL ar ne
.xoull .ugse.t in our rerdant way, Chat
little Conservative editor keeps on in this
tile attempting to prove BIZ, own reraci-
HI, 5stiisl P:spls lias Its, hin ai
credit fJr5nilllsoon bei .gone aNhsie the
ss.ooodbfilaIs.. iside,h.st at''''. s ,s 'sl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

s.TnR'Posr .Oygrcs!;aWs see.that the
postoGEss Il thi. pl.s. las bssn. a.ssssii'.
a.s'd q .s.pa,r.,iiI.g Office and goo PEI
gear allowed for clerical isiiaiiets +
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

SPRlse AND SUMNER GOODS: ,
2. NJ. Il A j. i,
a.,.tq7 7gl sai7ii-'s.r. SEA
Is now receiving large addition to ish
5.E..la :. STOCK UF GOODS, u sn
and invites his former patrons aud the pub
lie generally is call aud examine !iiil
NEW SUPPLY, '-
consisting Of the nsuai yatie,y b
D RY & q y y s.
Also splendid stock 1f
LADIES' SHOES
Mise. aud Chilirens ShUes,
A large lot Of Mems and ls5ts
BOOTS AND SHOES
"A splendid lot ef Mems, and Boys Hats,
~ VERY CtiEA1t.' "
Ladies' Hats.
hEApYi.MApE.AOTtllNG;
COFFEE,
SUGAR.
NAILS,
.[IIUAT Di-E-gTUTFStAs z1!Jy
!. QUEENSWARE,
STONEW AnE, and
SALT.
4. Al l Kind. 0fouet4,4. ~, Ft,t,,i.oa
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

.a.psAws Is.rawe uosicts1s. by an pei:
Of the Legislature. the corporate limits Of
Weston hare been draFp i. e y. ol!a
limits. Ave hope they may, rens'sf q |.
tsr 4. le.st. t.e .ssss.lshrs IL. hsasta
.ure-s tbs, our people siss tksoNAfyr
' SS,ssss 'Nkert all Ire hodndariss,,i1i4 IL !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-21

Delegates for Parkersburg will bear in
mind that the Anderson will leave the
wharf for Parkersburg this afternoon at
3 o'clock. The Anderson will give the
passengers supper, stateroom and break
fast, and land them at scasonable hour
tomorrow morning, for g 25. Passen-
gers can return by the regular packet for
the same, leaving Parkersburg Thursday
morning.
Those wishing to go by railroad can
take either of three trains to-day: at 5:45
\. NJ: 1115A. NJ; or, at 500 Pm. The
latest of these trains will put the passen-
gers into Parkersburg at G;45 tomorrow
morning. (All Baltimore time) The
(hal0 fare by railroad is $5.25 for the
round trip, u train leaving Parkersburg at
$50 Wednesday evening and landing the
passenger in Wheeling at 2:Oj Thursday
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-21

IT seems to be settled that Thurman is
the man whom the Ohio Democrats will
present as their next candidate for the
Presidency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-21

The papers in Judge McWHORTERs
district continue to speak Of his admins
tration of justice in very complimentary
tnTv,,a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-21

sH-PERsoSs leaving the City during the Sum.
mcr can have the INTELLIGENCE mailed TO their
address by ordering the same at this office.
Terms-aIGcn cents per week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-21
New Advertisements.

NOR RENT.-A DESIRABLE
l Brick House with s rooms, on the IsiAnd'
Will rent cheap for the balance d The year,
Also, q small Brick House with rooms on
M% Inn5 S'''''' ''''"" !. IRWIN.
A F&A. M-MENBERs OF THE
n, Masonic Fraternity who Intend particl'
Mating in the Basket Picnic 10 be held at Gre
sap's Grove on Friday, oath Inst, WILL DC on
hand nj the wharf by d O'Clock 4. ~. The new
Rynress win convey the party 10 the Grove.
Landings will be made US follows, viz
FInk's Landing. ................GHA An.
IIenwOod and BellREe. ..........1 An
MOundsyIlc. .................".S An.
WallACe's Brass Band and Rlgby's String Band
will furnish music for the occasion.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Iun2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-21
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REMOVES FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, sALLOw-
NESS, MOTH PATCHES AND ALL
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-21

The Border Journal, reviewing the Dem.
cratic nominations, says the Democratic
nominee for Auditor distinguished him.
self during the war;" as an officer in the
Federal Army. Wont the journal be
more specific and tell us when and where.
Was 1t at Phillippi, time OF Jones Raid?