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As certain individuals have reported tina the
above certificate is false and my disease as bad as
ever, wish to say, at the time gave the above
uncate the story was not half told. In addition to
am now well and eel at least twenty years young
er than did before taking the remedies.
My advice to the afflicted is to give the medicine
trial and not to be deferred by the cry OF hu mbue
itcured me, it has cured many Others believe
ease in existence. ~
june Z, 1870. q ones'hu' street,
| Persons hapinn d....L-.- -.
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Some three 'nths ago was persuaded by nv
wife 10 take the University Medicines. NY health
came aiarD med for my safety. In a week after COM
menciog to take tie Medicine felt great relief /
am low as well as any other man. MY wife has been
tor long time afflicted with disease that has baffeu
the skill OF our best physicians; of which pro-
nonnced her case incurable. Under treatment of
the University Medicines, her health has eatlv i'm
proved. Any one douoting will please call at No
Lincoln street, or az repair shop, Grand Trunk De-
pot. GEORGE KINGSBURY
Portland, Aug. 3, 1871
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Naval Stores.
Iar b brl. IS so a 6 o.
Pitch &c. Tarl4 80 a A Il
Will. Pitch 30 25l0 8 so
Resin ...... 6 90 a10 90
rurpentine gal 70 q so
Oakum.
| lr,narfnan oil m M
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23

fam Elm Mcro ouf 99,679 Y~erionen,
in Nrfanlas auf je 63, 742, In @epr9ia
auf je 10,208, in &entudy auf je 49,
096, in Qouiiana ouf je $50, in
Mt1ourt ouf ie 1926 e,p yorf 62,z
610, Sbio 1852. in pennislYaaien
Elm Woro auf je 64,035, 1T 8ermont
elmer auf 4,526.-Sm @an,en fam i'm
2anpe Gin Morp auf je 1885 Gin>
mcbner.
Da6 oiett Elm tribes 8ilo Don UNI
ierer @efttuna unp mabnt &idter, Sc
fdworene, polissi unp Dor allen Dtnz
gen Gltern unp S6ulen baran, better
lire pFi@t auerit in Bilcuna Ter Maiz
fen, rann in @srbitun9 oon0 erbre@en
unr enclih in Iuflplren uno frenser
8snrafuna rer Gebreher III ttun.
66lieBli@ rorf nidt oerldwteaen merz
ben, raB Der Genius, Ger Is cod ei9entz
lid NIT elmer 1Gjdbrtsen Statitif iu
tbun bat, eiaentlib Die Worctbaten Don
einem Ie;cnnium nidt BON etnem ,>abr
liefern fol-. @eaen ros Sabr 1850
nereltden, Bate oas Sabr 1870 UNI
852 Mprre mcbr.
Die 8epblfsruna 1T aber UNI 81
YrcSent eeitieaen, 70 rab tie @ermebz
mebruns her Iaue eisentli& nur 637
betrd9t. Dieie Germebruns tit gum
Gbeil ben ma0enbaften Dampftootz
uno Giienbabnz Mprpen 3usulhretben ;
ertlarlt6 roraue, rab tnsmt1ben eas
2ano UNI 3ebntaul enoe prn Wellen
@iientobn uno um Iaulenre ponOam<
%pfern-piclen Mal9inen fir Weal@enz
moro i'm 0roBen- bereidert rrorcen
1T, unp BE 0emtNenloIatstt Der Gomz
pasnien uno ibrer 8eamten eber 3u<,
ais atsenommen bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23

An fiue perjagte Sesle.

Sd fab betne Ibrdnen, sernabr1 teine alaeen
lne elautte aud beibes 10 gang su rer1ebn,
l1nb bilfe 10 eerne bic S&merseu btr trassn
unb mS&te 10 eerne berubist bid ietd.
8ersebeus, tu l9eina bid am Crane III freuen
limb bati@elf ben Summer unb briidf ibu an
bid,
l1nb nSbef BON btr teire Greunoe, bic treuen,
0erl@mabef bic SrSter, neri&mabef aud
uno bennc9, unb bennc&, i'd taua Is ni6t lal.
fen,
gu falid 1T bic 5arfe Der Seele sefimmtt,
unb piQlt eu bic Steve bes Iroifes nt9t faHeu,
@o that i'd bod, tpas i1 benz Jreunbe es,iemt.
Die MS9s ber 95Qe, bas bait bu eeletn,
Sie biaen f9 oft in bes 2i&tes @euano,
Sie nab'n f9 ais i4wermitbig innise Weieu
uub rifen bid an Der 8eraweiRuns &anb.
Damn 3ebrt 1& in bafern @rabesseflklen
Dit eble, Yertlmmsrte pRan3e oft auf, =.
umionf baB fs Srcpfen ees Iroles tubIen,
l1mlonj TT BET Count erwdrmenber 2auf.
Drum, 1reunb, . peri@mdbt nidt sdn3li@ BIZ
Worte,
Die mabnenben, tpelde bic Sreue bier fpri@t
l1no 6Fne benz Iroite betn 9ers. biele Yforte
Dur9;iebet bann Greuoe unp Jrieee unb Qi&t.
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run Stu sago,
Gr,abluns aus nem ipauii&eu Iultslebeu,
~(Jprtisbung.)

MlS Dolores bemsrfte, tae ter iun9e
SiFstsr gu Der lcdter Res Wrafen Ypr,
9son btnsssesen mu,be "a tei9crten
it6 res Weites Gmpftncun9en CUR
Wutb. Sn ibrem 6ersen entrifelte
iA Elm siftiser 5ab. Warie Don eeon
blieb ni1t unempfinrli6 fit Die 5ulct=
sun3en pes Sanslin9s. Dolores
me,tte Is rur su gut: iie perfol9te Anz
fanss ben Sidsier mit6cbn unoS pott>
nit tpsldem is Gle Neisuns res Sting
lineS lelbf 1T @sisul9aften iiterldut>
tete. @raf Yon Dancalu blieb talt ; ct
adtete RE ipigi9en 8prte ni&t, wel&e
i'm in Mereer periesen Iuuten: 81
1blos 1@ nur IN, % enSer an Marie
BON 2ecn an, teren Qiebensplrrisfett
Jpn fur ben erlittenen Spott reidlid
entl6dpiete. Sn benz Moa6e, ais i1@
Dancalo unp Warie Don Qeon lieb 9ez
pannen, in eben cem @rape ltei9erte
Ii9 rer 6ae rer @rdfn Dolores, wel@e
aus rer pl5Bli9en 0er1ncerun9 tbre6
Gbarafters fein 9ebl ma9te.
Der 0raf ron 2eou perbielt ftd Nnz
fanss siemQ@ slei@9altis. Nle er
aber bemertte. eab es nit Der Nnndbez
runa leiner Tc6tsr an rem OffSier
Grn1 ~ rereeu besonn unO ais audi
er mebr iab ais Elm blobes Spiel Der
Walanteris, 70 dnrerte ct plSBli9 feline
Mn(i1t. ST fab bic Nei9uns, wel&e
ii1 smilden Dancalo uno Marie entz
faltete> eeru uno madte Dem SfF;ter
Mutb. 1anealo mar Elm sebilreter
iittenreiner junser Mann. Gr mar i'm
Bsliss einef 9rcbsn Verm19ens. ST
mar beim 6eere bcltebt uno mar Don
lolirem Gbaratter. Gr par 3urem Ger
SprSblins elmer altacelisen an~seisbenen
Uam,lie; rpas loute Der Oberlt 8epenz
fen seeeu cine gsrbinruns besen, cie
leinem 6aule ;ur3terpe 9eretdte :? Die
NniiGt res 0aters mar Ger Wetnun9
Ger Ordfn Dolores gang uao gar ent<
9eaen.
Mls Dolores bierlter pole @ewibz
belt bate fOnnte fe 9tmae pa9en> UNI
ZEN junsen feurt9eu SfFsier blpb gu
ltsuen. Dur cartn mar tie nod niGt
NIT ii9 einis, ME fe Is MAIDEN werpe.
Die Geleaenbelt fano 1td balp.
Ter Grubling mar miecer tn'5 2anc
sefommen. I,c trie3erii9en unruben,
rie uber Den @lnter beinabe gang per<
i1ummt tparen, madten wterer piel pom
lih rscen. Die Garliiten i'm Nprren
Spaniens rubrten it9 9erpaltis. Das
9an;e ganp fam wieler tn Nufrubr.
Nuf allen 5eettrabeu lammelten fi@
rie p%arteisdnser. Spanien ioQte wie>
Ger cine unslldlt4e Scene erleten.
Die GbriitinOs ibrsrieits waren aud
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@pbin iDuen mir 8ebem?
(GprtieBung.)

Wtnn nun Elm Yrotefant 1a9t:
u1as lit nihts, td CLAUDE nidt RAJ
tan," 10 mue man e5 ibm Yer,eiben,
neil CT es nidt teler uerltebt. ga, cs
1T gan; natirlid, raB er nidt an tie
unf,blbarfeit re6 pdpitliden Sebrz
amtes olaubt ; renn er 9laubt eten ~
wenio an BE llnfeblbarfeit Der fatboltz
f9eu STRIDE u%berhaupt. Sci einem
&atboliten aber lit co anrers. Wenn
her @aat: u,}a, id babe mciner Qetta9e
an bic llnfe5lbarfett rer8irde aeslaubt,
ober ros rer yapft aud auein fur fstne
Yericn unfsbltar If, ras CLAUDE id ME
unp nimmsrmebr." ga gebe tb CUR
Micerreee: Wenn ru rarauf reinen
&prf eelsst bait unp babel bleibf, 10
BIT ru friibsr Gin &atbrlif 9erel en- ;
bift ater jest feiner mebr, irnbern Elm
proteitant, III ma9it am Spnntaa in
bic MeGe seben uno am 8reita9 Meblz
ipeilen e1en prer nidt. lu prcteftirit
0seen BEN Nusipru6 elmer &irdenper
lammluns, melte Die s,SFte aller 3eis
ten mar, pom 800 Yil d0fen pom allen
Welhbeilen beludt. 1u prptei,irit 9ez
gen cine &ir9snperiammluns, fir welz
DE BON 10 ritlen Miuionen prieftern
uno Ratbrlifsn mpnatelan9 Der betltse
@etit anssrufen murce, wie fir feline
ein;tse &irdenperl ammlun9 in rerNelt.
&llo all Gas mpnatelanSe @ebet Ter
fr1mmften &%atbplifen lit Dor reinen
Musen fir ntGts 9epeien, u1o 0ott
bdtte r,elee milipneni ade @ebet rarnit
ertripert. ra6 in Ger &it9enseriamm>
lung nur Ger Srrtbum bsldlu1en unc
bic fatbcliibe Gbritsnbett auf einen
ofraerbliden Srrwes 9eflbrt wrrreu
patt SIT e. rann %iiterbaupt nod
Der Wibe wertb 3u teteu, 1penn 1pldes
ontaltsnre @ebet UNI ZEN Ibeilt9en 0ellt
nihts 9eniyt bat?
gu prptsitirit alio ee9en ale Gsrbeiz
funaen, mel9e Gtriitus je rer STRIDE
Ae9eten bat, ru ia9it, eS 1T nidt mabr,
toy CT bel ieiuer STRIDE tleitt bis ans
Gnee Ter 0st; eS lit nidt mabr, eab
Ger tsit,ae @tilt ibr telitsben meree;
es III Midi matr, rae tie j fprtsn eer
6fuc it ritl i;tsrndlti9en peroen.
aalbp!if, byilnn' >t1. 8enn III 70
iaait, wer nun gu Wrunre eeben, bic
1SUOldbriae Slide Die auf etnen Sci
fen assrlncet 1T unr tteber Aues auf
Green uter'ett bat, rrsr wirlt ru, furs=
lebi3sr Bu,m, su 0runre seben?
Wynn ru auf ceinem @irerlprud be-
harrft, 10 tebauptelt ru 9e9en Gbrilti
Ssripreden, rleat,de Jet pom rcn pforz
ten Ter 6bue ltermd!tist ; uno ia be-
baurte: 9tttt rts Airbs, %1pnoern ru
a1rnsr Sinrer bit BON Ger Wadt Der
96us %(iter,pdltist 10 pab ru 9esen reiz
ne Wuttsrti' dc fstieit unp idld9t, sum
Nsrsnuasn aler 6stnce per STRIDE.
Yeilnn' cid, ee tpmmt cine 3ett, "a
bic rtcrten Ger 6Due bintsr elmer Seele
;u9eldlaaeu psrcen, unp ale 5pfnuns
ousssl6idt 1T flr Gle Gmistsit.
Sic Sede 1T 10 eintad. @enn
@ptt uns rurd ZEN 5eilaup ben Nea
aeiacn moute, mie mir unlere Seele
fur pie Gpi9fsit rettea %f5anen, 70 mus
er feline S%hentarun9 aud iider iteuen,
70 pae isrer Gbrlit ;u allen 3eiten unp
lberau eriabren fam, tpao gum Sec
lenbeil notbweupis 1T. Daiu 1T bios
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Der - d nberer.

neuen @lautensiaB Don Der unfeblbarz
felt hes ptertsn 2ebramtes in &pm
muir zines o9e feterlid BON per8irben<
perlammluns ausseiprc9en unu beitdz
tiat, mel9e BON jeber tn cer tatbolilden
STRIDE prattisirt porcen 1T.
[Jcrtesung folst.]
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JU RU b ER A

is a South American plant that has been
used for many ycars by tho medical faculty.
OF those countries with wonderful efficacy,
aud is sure aud perfect remedy Efor ali dis.
eases Of the
iirer and spleen, enlargement or Oh.
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uterine, or abdominal organs, porer-
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or remittent fcrers, Inflammation
ofhc er,drop,y, dHggish cir
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g tumors, jauaiiee. eret1a.
dyspcpiiq, Ggac and tsrer,
dndheir eoacomiidnts.
DIR. WELLS RxTRADT OF
JURUBEBA
y q. mos, pCrie:t Alternative, aud Is oir.tkd 10
tue public rs a great invigotntcr and emcdy
for all impurities the blood, or for organic
weakness with their attendant evils. For
the foregoing complaints
DR.. Wells Extract OF Jurubcba
10 eonhdently recommended 10 every family
IS q household remedy, and should be freely
taken In all Heterogeneous Of the system.
II isnot Physic- 1t Is net what Is pom
ular called q FIiitcrs, nor Is Il intended as
suchs hut Is simply n powerful Alternative,
giving health, Iigor and tone to all The vital
forces, and anlmatcs and forti6cs az. weak
and lymphaiic iempcramentI. John Q. Kel-
logg, Plattl)t., New Yor X, SolsA gent for the
United States. Ptite One Dollar per bottle.
Send for Circular. s.
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r. UPsnuR CouATy. From ID
eo!umss OF our eucrgatic little eotem.
p 'rary, the Buckhannon Guard, we
clip the following article, and add our
endorsement: ~. III,
A few word, in relation to our coun-
~ will not be amiss a. this timo. Up.
shur county has every oSsatial within
itl borders to loaler II ono Of the most
conducive to approach realization Of
what No nigh. estimate. It's I'm.
bounded resources arc but little known
to persons abroad, or even 70 many Of
or nsishboring counties. Our county
has every element within II 10 make an
industrious people happy and content.
Cd. 1t has endless qaan,iiieS Of tho
finest quality Of camel an | biluminus
c o., iron and lead ores, timber that
cannot DO easily surpassed for its 0nor-
NOUS size and good quality, we'll wat
cred, and aboro all il climate 10 uuo-
quallcd, or at least mol surpassed IN any
part Of the State for health. Yes, We
consider that Upshur county cannot 10
exeell0d for It's cxc0l'cneics that may
tend to,,he comfort, advancensnt and
health ofmau, aud wo feel confident
that the time Is not far distant whom its
hidden treasures will le developed 10
al extent that will place 1t in the rank
Of one Of the richest and desirable
counter in thu State. We want, II Il
true. moro capital to accomplish the de-
sirod end as indicated, aud 10 proenre
this contamination, NO. the people,
should unite in onefrm determination
to leave nothing undonc on our part TO
induce immigration into our midst
This done, capital will naturally follow,
and then will follow industry in erory
vocation Of lie. I'VE. therefore, con.
jurs'Gll who desire to. see our county
advance and flourish 10 DO yigillnt and
to leave nothing undone whenever an
occasion offers 10 contribute his share
to carry out what wo allswish-the dc.
vclopclhsnt and prosperity Of UP'hur
county.
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QueonIwarc, woOdenware, stoDe-
ware. &C., to be had at Edwards.
OUR TOWN COUNCIL.
WrsroS, July 8, 1871.

W.EsroS, July 8, 1871.
10 he Editor IF The Democrat:
Sm;-I have been somewhat sur
prisad at the action Of few Of our cit
liens in regard to the present officials
VI our town. While the new Council
has GIriycn to keep down disorder, and
have succeeded in doing so, their efforts
have been the thcmo Of much unfriend-
" comment by class Of persons who,
above all others, have no right to open
their mou.hs in the natter except in
co., m0ndalicn.. These ,'growl.rs,'
who a. happen to bo Of The "lcyal'
percussion, force upon me and othOrs
The belief thai because tho present
Council is Democratic, they arc deter
miacd not to be pleased, but to throw
every obstacle in tho way Of the proper
government Of the town that thSy can
Well, let them 20 ahead. FknoW that
tie Mayor and Councilmen afo not In
.ho habit Of distressing their minds
about Radical thunder; and think; !
know that the Democratic minority in
Weston will lu,laiu our officials In
preserving peace and good order with.
in the limits oil our town. It 10 70 le
regretted that our Republican friends
riR force ptlitirs upon us but II such
is their choice, let them take the sonso-
qucnces In conclusion, Mr.. Editor,
allsw mo to say that the action Of the
Council meets With tho hearty apprOba.
ton Of those who placed them in Office;
and II is desired TINT they continue as
they begun. Let tho Radicals "blow. "
"So rogue ser felt tho halter draw,
With. good opinion Of the lnw,"
Nor can it DO expect, ID Of the ''gtowl-
ers. FoRrY-FOuR FoErr.
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ESr Nrw Saw Mu1-Ye were

E7 NEw Saw M1t-He we're
gratifed a few days ago to hear tho
welcome sound Of the steam whistle at
the new sAwmill, put up by Mr.. AS.
piuall upon the ruins Of tho old prop
erty. The new machineryis of 40 e.
'Hgan, and substantial character; and ii
appears 10 US that the facilities for
saving will be much better than ever
before. The saw is placed some dis
tango further up tue river than il was
.otinsrly lOeated-a decided change for
the better, We trust tia. Nc. Aspin-
all will sGop have the whole mill in
full operation for lis stoppage is q
grea, Inconvenience to our community.
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E1' Tue CArnoLlc Ers7iyAL Blu
for tho unfortunate shower Of rain
which occurred on tho 4th, tho Catho.
lie Festival held at Weston on that day
would lavs lem enc Of thu most sue.
eenful Affairs Of the kind ever held in
this locality. Great preparations. had
been made, as il was known that an
iatme1so 'oncourIo Of p'o9ls intended
I, DO present. The Declaration Of In.
dependence was read in the midst Of
the hardest rain BY Professor Seaman.
WHO performed his task with marked
ability. Go. Cosad, Esq, then DO
liversd bis address, which WA we'll re.
ecivcd. The persons prssen. then ad-
journcd to the Court Houis. where
diner was served Ia several hundred
persons. We understand that The net
receipts amounted 10 over $500. Had
the day continued fns, The sum real.
lied would have been al least $1,000.
We are requested by tho ;iihnagsrs 10
I nder their most cordial thanks 10
their neighbour, without dis.ine,ion Of
creed or politics, for their earnest and
active cooperation Oh the occasion.
-.
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,a DEF NipRow GAroR RsitIAf FRo,i
.CLAaksuuRd TO WriroS. L0M Itigh-
bors ofWs,tou, We learn, are ISry much
aroused on the question Of SS.NarreN
Gauge Railroad from itClartsbpsg to
that place. Our nsighbor oflTnn DHN-
ocRAr estimates the eosl Of sud, a toad
to b under two hundred ,!,houland
dollars. II such road can bc con.
Htructed, 50 cheap, Il IhOuld h built BY
all meant and We hepo that :the ciii-
sOns Of Harrison county will mute with
their hsighbori in the prosecution oil
this mu,h..nc, dol enterprise, Lat al
the people Who will DO proatsd by Il
t,kt q hand In il. Clarkaburg will be
a, much proftsd BY such a'road as
Weston, and therefore. Lot Ilend q
helping hand, -Ciarkstrg Telegraph.
Well, General, what will you do for
The project in Harriscni II, As you
truly say, Clarksburg will be as much
pro6ted by this road aH Weston, why
cannot your town and county contribute
hdythc money! II ws wait for surveys,
and proposed surveys, aud Colonel
Wainwright, andthc mercy which the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad iaiend,to BE-.
s'oSupOn US ,our,vallsys will never hear
tho sound Of q loi o notiye'a whistle.
Harril0n 10 far richer than Lewis and
such a road would bring annually thou.
sands Of dollars into her Golfers. lew.
is will do hor share. Let US know
what you will dol
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lPOr The Democrat.
EARTHLY LOVE.

lis but dream ti.ktEhcdGi Ito i9Strous light,
Upon our minds, aud ills them with delight,
Ia which We walk IN gnrtlens fill'd with bliss
And think no paradise can equal this.
Still further in the fragrance thus We rove
And IN our hCartI cxelaim, "uh bliss oil
love-"
And then We waken In It's phantom bright,
To find ourselves IN darkness Of the night,
-- L.
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cJ- PsmosAL lion. W. D. Rol.
Tyson, Of Braxton. was in town last
week. The Major locks well :. and
speaks hopefully Of 600 maturity for
tie Convcn,ionin his county.
lion. John ". lIorner. Of parkers.
burg, Sergeant at Arms Of the last
House Of Delegates. was in town last
week. and ms,lp, US o call. Mr.. IIor-
ncr refuses to depart" from Demo-
cratic principles; and not Of the ring
If rcady.m,des Presidents. Governors,
Attorncy.G, metals, &c., &c, etc..
with which Wood county is so terribly
afflicted. -,
Major Thomas 4. Edwards. Of hi.
place, returned home l,st week after a
lengthy .cjourn at the Mineral Wells.
near Petersburg, where he had been
trying to regaips his health. During
his absence the>Majas wss appointed q
Director otihe llosl,i.al. for the Insane;
rice q. j. Atadi1. tefgned. The ap.
,pointn,cnt ~ a,godaySAe. and gives
general saiisi4sfiln TO our community.
Mr.. L. uis R,nnett returned home
from tho t'rasSfSity .af. Virgin, last
week, having completed hi, studies. and
graduated in every department. IL Is
his intention, We understand, 10 com.
,,,.. . /. A.. ..,.t:.a ~ L.. =, -, a.. 4 =.
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TAM DNNoeRMY.
MONDAY. ............ July 10



fe- MA LAWSON. ESQ, who died
recently in Harrison county, aud who
was the fatIrr Of rome Of ihe I.uwsons
Of this etnnty, came from Maryland
when he WAS Is years ofaee, aud lived
until nc was SO. At his death his
relatives ascCriaintd that lle had then
liylngtl4 children, 90 grandchildren,
and 0Ssgreat'grandchildrsn muking d
iolal Of 2O3. Up to the jime Of his
death, NE I.awsou's faculties were
good. Wien be cnmO 10 ibis section,
the Indian and tue buffalo were fanil.
lar objects. n or these, and bis adsen-
lures In the i'times which tried mems
souls" the old gentleman often talked.
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Eg- ACunloslrr Mr.. John She's
left With us few days ago tho arrow
with which Jehn Brown, formerly q
this county, was killed by an Indian,
In March, 1870. MI. Brown was Out
hunting with Isaac Shea. near Buford,
Wyoming Territory, whom they, were
surprised by indians, md Mr.. Brown
received his dealt, wound. The arrow
is now at this Office, aud can be seer
by those having q curiosity to look a,
It, . II wac brought home by Mr.. Shea,
who has again returned to tho faI
West. n t.. -
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I Don't forget 10 80 Ii Mrs. varncy's
and get your Millinery Goods.

Id..Iocn NytkoiSey .t+Wc are
panied this week TO announce the death
Of three residents Of this couniy-Mr.
James Shea, u son oElMr. Martin Fox,
aud the wife of John Watson, Esq.
These sorrowful..eyan wcrc almost
wholly unexpected, and have shrowded
III. gloom lie mahy lfsie6ds Of al the
parties. The souid Mr.. Fox died in
a buggy while returning from q visit
~ the Indian doctor a Peaks Run, in
Upshpr coustys MEsshSh .se one Q!
thc stoutest insd IN The Fc6lfaiy, and
.only complained Of sickness for q few
lays prior to lis death. Wo did mol
leariiI the, cause oft,i+s. W'atsou's death
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Rs- r nv lso.np Of EDucarras a
the Independent School District y
Weston. flrcte,l ID NlaylHs,, take their
place sbhtt tliis time, We are ahxious
10 hear what they lpfupesc To- do about
sclleol house, We i,ave BEEN dis
raced long enough with temporary
buildings. lot us lave something
bis ycur Of Which we shall not b.
ashamed. Mrsr Clalhnt. Wander
yort aud McCaudlih, compose the
board. J 1S
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GENERAL INFORMATION
0RRIrE ID


FINE UNDERSIGNED, IN CONNECTION
with his business rs SOrARY, frptIe HI,
opened books for a :.
GENERAL INFORMATION
OFBICE,
where persons al distance can obtain by
mail reliable information as TO ~.
LANDS, TITLES, &C.,
In Lewis audadjoining coun,its; and also
RESPONSIBILITY OF PARTIES
Residing in this Senate iial or Judicial Dis.
ttici. I..
by the extensive Acquaintance which l
have Of persons and property In this portion
ofthe State, all information sent by INC may
he relied upon na correct.
REPEkENCEs
lion ]. II. Bennett, Weston, I.ewia county.
John c. jackson, CLERK Circuit Court Lewis
county.
A. ". lPoodrord, Sheriff Lewis county.
n. B. Squlrcs, Clerk Circuit Court BAiion
county. M. Nf
Hon. ", c. Carpcr, Buskhannon, upshur
county.
II. Il. withers, Sheriff Gilmer county.
James WoodEell, Clerk Cirpi, Court Of
Webster county
N. d. FetrsIi, Clerk circnl, Court Calhoun
county, and many Others.
Persons remltllng the lee of 0SR DoLtAa
and enclosing stamp Tor reply, will %
answered. Address.
r. f-H JAS. ". iwOrfiNDiS,
u SPA Weston, w.va.