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Prosecuted Organs,

a,-. Persecuted Organs.
The human stom ach has been shamefalIy perse-
cuted organ. There a time when for every di-
reelection duty it was punished with huge doses Of
the most disgusting and nauseous drugs In vain It
rejected them, and literally returned them upon the
hands OF those who administered them. They were
forced upon it again and again, until its solvent pow
er was thoroughly drenched out Of it.
The world is wiser now than it was in that drastic
era, when furious purgation and mercursl saliva.
ton were what Artemus Ward would have called the
main holt of the faculty. in cases of dyspepsia and
liver complaint.
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and BILL
ion which has the merit of combining IA )atable
eror with sucbcnic aperent and anti-bilious DR. D.
icne. as "eie never heretofore united in any med
are not ieen discovered, at last that sick people
ton So the tabled Ttans, who found prostra-
rose from thing that, when knocked down, they
When an yafearth twice as vigorous as before
ing drugs he is as Frustrated by powerful depict
bliated being aware say prostrated; and the de-
up to the knocking do TACT prefer the building
Hostetter's Bitters meet fstem o! treatment;
tional medical philosophy ~ OF tne "a
It perfectly pure vegetable :" pSsons pLesas.
the three important properties Heoy, embracing
tonic, and an Alternative. 1t tortifes peySen.lve,
disease nvigorates and re-vtalizes th pouy against
ach and liver and effects most lutar Pio stom-
the entire system, when in morbid condifhah In
In this country where the enfeebling tem%,
renders the human organization PARTICULAR AZURE
ceptibe to upwholesome atmospheric influencesus-
Bitters should be taken protection against epf
demic dss ase, ~
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We understand that the Pension Agency at
Augusta has become the subject of an active
contention between the present able incum.
brant, Gen. Boynton, and other parties who
desire to take his place. Col. +. M. Drew
Secretary of the State, is the most prominen
candidate for the position, though Gen. Cor
nor and Others are mentioned in conf ectioI
with the position.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the New ork o0"
says that j. f. Bailey, the .absconding New
York collector, is living on mli"a'e 'eini'
with Hon. John f. Stevens, our minisler ~
taat country. But the Portland Adcertiser
is the only paper in the country tina: really
bAlieves the Sun.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RUBBER HOSE.

The season having arrived when
this indispensable luxury is requir-
ed, and considering the high prices
charged by plumbers. hardware
dealers and Others, thereby reduc-
ing the sale and depriving those of
small means of its use) we hereby
offer the best cusfOnl-naade Hy-
drant S-ply Hose, warranted to
stand 70 lbs. pressure to the square
inch, at 20 cents per foot, in any
required length, best brass Coup
Iings attached with copper wire,
and Washers ready for use. so cts.
per set; best brass Hose Pipes, with
stOp-cock, 1924, and brass Sprink-
lers to attach to same, 90 cents
each. We also have 81 inch 3-pIy
Rubber Hose, made by the OdOr-
less Kubber Co. and others. which
we sell for Is cents per foot, at
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HALLS
Rubber Warehouse.
So MILK ST, BOSTON.

P.S. The regular Hydrant 81
inch inside diameter Couplings fit
all Hydrants in the United States;
and remember, nobody shall beat
our prices or excel our goods in
quality.
Inu1RSn0yu
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DR. Wells Extract of Jurubeha

WANTED-AGENTSt S2e per ta VI 10 sell the
wv eeienrated HOME SHU TITLE SEWING MA
ChlNE. Has the "UNDER-FEED," makes the
LOCK STITCH" (alike on both sides :, and is FULLY
LICENSED. The best and cheapest family Sewing
Machine in the market. Address job NSON
CLARK & CO., BOSTON, Mass, Pittsburgh Pa, Chi.
cago, ILL.,, or St. Louis Mo. mav22iSy
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What would Horace Greeley's reception
have been at Galveston if he had visited that
city eleven years agop Would the world ever
have learned what he knows about farming?
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The matter of putting the steam heating APP
paratus into the State House at Augusta is
now under consideration and will probably
come before the next meeting of the Council
for final action. The sum appropriated for
this object by the Legislature is $1,000. This,
the Council Committee find is not a sum suffi-
GENTLY large to cover the proposals made for
such apparatus as is deemed most safe and de-
srable, which is to have the boilers outside of
the building in an engine room for the purpose.
1t is, however, ample to cover the expense if
the boilers are placed in the basement. The
first objection to the latter is that the base
ment does not afford sufficient space, and sec.
ond, that it defeats the second purpose of the
appropriation, namely, thu safety of the public
records and the invaluable State library 1t is
said that having the engine in the building
will be scarcely less secure against FIRE than
the thirty or fifty furnaces stoves and pen fires
now used to make the building comfortable
which is only figure of speech as applied to
any heating apparatus now in use there.
| If it will cost but two or three thousand dol
lars more than the appropriation to render the
building more than ordinarily safe from fire,
the outlay should be made. II the Council dc
not care to expend such an amount it had bet
| ter let the matter 60 over until another season
Fifty Legislatures have stood the discomforti
OF the Hall of Representatives-that is about
149 of the 151 members have usually outlived
the session-and the next will probably be al
tough. But it may be fairly submitted if
man with frost-bitten feet and in room with
out any means of ventilation can always b.
held responsible for reckless legislation. Z.
The M. E. Zion Conference at Poughkeepsis
has adopted resolutions discountenancing tn,
establishment of separate schools and college
for colored people in the State and favorinl
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Storage Building and Lumber
Yard to Let

=. TIL AT large and commodious building suitable for
the storage aid sale of lumber. hay, etc. with
me vacant land in the OF the same situated on
tne west corner OF Commercial street and High
street. belonging to the Sawyer estate is offered Tor
rent ior such term Of years as tenants may require
possession to be given at very early day.
Inquire OF JOHN G. Proctor Real Estate
May 18th, 1871. mya2atawowsn
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Dissolution,

y HE eopartnership heretofore existing betwee,
- Henry J. Banks, William dartshorn and John
is this day dissolved by the withdrawal Of iobn saw
yer. The business will be calied on by The remain
ing partners under the same style. u
HENRY j. BANKS,
WILLIAM HARTSnORN
JOHN SAWYER.
Portland, May 10, 1871. ma, 29dsv
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For Sale!

VNHE stocks and fixtures OF a store in this CITY do.
L ing large business, and in one OF the best of
locafi0ns Said stock viii be sold at bargain N
bought Immediately, as present owner Wishes TO
change his business For further partiiulars apply
70 COUGH q HOWARD, Employ ment & Real Is.
6reen. may22tf
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In this city. May 15 Willie f. Burns, only child of
d. II and S. j. Burns, aged months.
In Yarmouth. May 20. Benz. Seabury, aged 81 yrs.
and months.
In Vassalboro, May 8. Mrs. Letitia, widow OF the
1a'e Abel Getchel aged ST years II months.
In Skowhegan, April 80, Mrs. Mary Emery, aged
"a years.
In Hallowell, April %, Mrs. Sally, widow OF the
late Benz. Davenport aged SO years.
In WATERFORD, CT, May 6, j. Willie. son OF James
and Elizabeth Leavitt, aged II years months.
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Pimnles on the Raoo

For Comedones, Black Worms or Gruhs. p;m,,v
Eruptions, and Blotched designations on fine face
Use Pcrry's Comedone and PimpIe Rer,...v
1t is invaluable to the afflicted. Prepared on,v Nv
DR.. G. h. Perry, DcrmotoIogist, 40 RonS
ST., N. ". Sold by Druggists everywhere.
feb27sn d&w Amos
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Three Days /!

shall sell Tor three days
HATS. Ribbons, Flowers, &c.
A. Astonishing Low Prices, and all Hats will
DO Trimmed FREE. Our goods o. the
Latest Styles, having I'll been purchased within a
month. If you want HAT. it will pay you to call
At 248 Congress st.. near Cor of Temple St.
Fancy Goods, Hoop Skirts Hosiery, Col
lars Cntts: Handkerchieis, Laces Eugings, Insert
lngs, Plain and Plaid Sash Ribbons. Veils, Nets,
&C., at MRS. BRADFORD'S New Store No 24S
CONGRESS 81. at Lower Prices than elsewhere.
Shirt Fronts, Paper Collars, Neck-Ties Perumery,
Hair Oils, Toilet Soaps, sc. may cod
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NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, May 20,

i
| Saturday, May 20.
/ il.ff. ARRIVED.
| Steamer Linda, Sulis, Yarmouth, Ms, with a7 pa,
| sengers and mdse to John Porieous.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, NewIYorh, = mdsets
| Barque Starlight seavey, Mobile 300 bales cote
| to order
Sch May Belle, lBr) :. Harvey. NIB. for Boston
Sch M ID MarstoD, Marston, Baltmore,-coal tC
Portland Co.
Sch VIM Butman. Smart, New York, coal to j W
Sch Maracalbo, Henley. Newport.
Sch w Darling Smith, Boston.
Sch Laura & Marion, Clifford. Boston.
Sch Ospray (br) Sprague, Boston. .
Sch Ada Louisa, tBr) Cripps, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, Halifax, NS-John Por.
Steamer Linda. sulis. Yarmouth, Ns-John Por.
teOus.
Sch George Deering, Willard, Philadelphia f G
Willard.
Sch Flyaway, Kelley. New York-Chas SAWYER.
Sch y Roker, Taylor, Boston-Chas Sawyer.
sunday, Mny II.
a ARRIVED.
Barque Heidi, lSwed, Daunbug, Batavia 1873 days
sugar TO Forest City Refinery.
i. Sch Mary White, tBr) Levash, Cow Bay,-I77 tons
Sch Marcus Hunter, Orr, Philadelphia, to
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Cid at Philadelphia 10th, brig Hiram Abiff, lib.
Ar at Montevideo Mch 10, barque Sam'I f Spring.
Davis, Portland: ship VIM McGlvery, Cardif; Api
lst Moonlight do.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Nellie, OF and from Calais for Gonaives. was
spoken 18th inst lat &C. lon S. days out,
with loss of IS 00o feet boards off deck, in gale off
Georges Bank; had been oecalmed Is days.
Baraue Mendez. MeGIvery, from st John, NIB.
for Havana supposed to have been lost on the ras
sage as it is about IS DAYS since she startad
She new vessel OF about 40 tons. tuilt at Bel
last by McGivery at cost OF $50 900, and was on
McGilvery son of the builder.
Sch Cynosure, Pinkham from Charleston FIR Ros-
ton sprung aieak soon after leaving port and pu,
sen Maryland, Green. from Georgetown, SC. for
pain win lumber put into New York 18th inst with
uamage 10 saiis and leaking 2OOO strokes per honr
Sch George q Albert. Woodbury.. from Ransor ar
rived at Philadelphia 18th with loss OF bowspIit and
neau gear and top imbers stove in, having been run
into by an unknown steamer.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ar, Ar 18Th, schs Beta. Brown, Pensacola; George &
Nav ORLEANS Cid iofh, ships Union, Cotton,
SO. 'i n sohn Tucker. Taylor do; st james, Patter-
R,ig ken q'.i cnss Line
ST MARYs-Ar sth sch Campbell. smith, New
sAvANNAH-sld iith. sch S Hall. Chapman,
WlLMlNGION-Ar loD DrleS Mansanllla opthL
Rockport; L II Rich. Hopkins, New York; sch NJ L
VanCeaf. Mcguire. Rockport.
RlCHMOND-Ar l7b, brig Nellie Antrim. Loud
Windsor, Ms; sch I ii Huehleit, Cochran, Alexah-
dra
PHILADELPHIA-Ar iGth sch Simpson,
Barrett, st John, NIB.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th. barque Palo Alto, Tenney, |
Liverpool 4S DAYS; scbs franklin Treat, Barker, Im
Kingston. ia: Maid of The Mist. Chase, Eeuthera;
EVELYN Crowley st George. NIB; Clara. Avery. Eli
zsbethport for Belfast; A ID Tofrey, Haskell and
FS Cummings, Renick, Calais; Onward, Leland,
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J U R U B EB A


sure and perfect remedy for all diseases OF the
| LiIER AND SPLEEN, ENLAPGEvENT or
UbSIRUGTION or LNTESTTNES URIN4RY
UIERINE, or 1BDOILN.dL orc dNS POH
ERTd or a WANTOF BLOOD, TNTEPUIT
W.Tio y Vh = REuiTTENT kEIERS INFL1lI-
GLSH Giro ULA7ION or mir RL10,D tpG
fESSES; TuhORS, JdUNDIC,E, SCROFT1L1.
DDnd,SyP pa i,s AGUE & FEYER OR THEIR
DR. WELLS having become aware of the e,,raor-
Plant, called ~ NAnieiiean
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EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY co.

ME E. & n. A. RAILWAY is completed from
L Bangor, Maine, to st. John. New Brunswick. a
distance of 2c2 mies,-with the exception of SO
ml,s between Winn. Me-, and the boundary line of
is now being lad, both from VIM eastward and
from vanceboro' Wesfacdrd and 1t is full expected
that the work will be completed and trains running
from Bangor to st. John in September next.
THIS road will then be- = n u Il
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Agents Wautedi

EOR the best selling thug out. SIS to $40 per dav
Il essily made by live Agents. Something thar
every Householder wants am WILL HAVE All
goods warranted to give satisfaction. Call or address
M. ID. Downing. Gen'l Agent tor. Maine 233I Com
gress ST., cor Chestnut, Portland Maine.
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M A IL h I K ID .

M A K II 1 K ID.
In North Yarmouth. May 10, by Rev. C. II. Gates
Daniel Hine Esq, OF Tallmadge Ohio and Mrs. Sa-
rah Cleaves, OF North Yarmouth.
In LimingtOn May !, Ohas. w. Parker, of Hiram,
and Martha G. Seavey Of l..
In Pittston. April 20. David Gilman, OF Gardiner,
and Rosetta g. Heath, OF p.
In Monroe, May I, Geo. A. Thompson and Hannah
L. Gould, both OF Brooks.
In Ellsworth, May ., Alonzo W. Packard and Geor-
gle E. Joy. .l
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A GLORIOUS JUBILEE-THE CELEBRATION A
GRAND sUCCEss-UNIQUE PROCESSION ELo-
oUENT ADDRESSES AND PoEM-A DINNER
100 GOOD FOR KING-ExCELLENT MUSIC,
&C., &c.
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The M. E. Zion Conference at Poughkeepsie
has adopted resolutions discountenancing the
establishment of separate schools and colleges
for colored people in the State and favorine
equal school privileges.
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SPECIAL NOT7uE

b. Mrs. Bibber. the blind Clairvoyant. Won,
thank the people of Portland for their patronage
and desires all who wish to avail themselves Of her
treatment to call at their earliest convenience. Her
examinations are free and her medicines reasonahla
AS Mrs Bibber is 50 occupied, she has been obl,osd
to limit her hours, from 10 a. m. to p. m. Bv
special request she will remain here till the middle
Of May. Rooms, No. Z Brown Street oyo.,
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Houses to Let I!

N FEW more Gentlemen Barriers, at No Chest
IA nut st. Also table boarders furnished with goo
"ea's Ut 10" prices may22-1w
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j UR URERA.

sent special commission TO that couptrv to nrooo
II IN It's native purity and having iJund its wonGsr
in curative properties TO even exceed The aniicna
ions formed by its gtet rspu tation has concluded
70 oner It 10 the public, and Is happy 10 state that bs
mas perfected arrangements tor a monthly supply ot
tnis wonderful Plant. He has spent much time ex
preparation from It, tor popular USE and has for
some time used IN his own practice with most banpv
public as i>Seeu " 'ne
DR. Wells Extract of Jurubeba
and he confidently recommends II to every family as
a household remedy which should be freely taken as
BLOOD PURIFIER in all arrangements OF the avs
tenn and to animate and fortty all weak and Iym
pns'ic compartments. JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
Cd. Plat st New York.
frice one Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
may22t4w
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April 2G, lat a Is N Ion IL "a W, ship Austria, I'm
Liverpool tor CallaO. -
May .. lyt IS. lon Is. ship Richard MeNanus from
Liverpool Tor New York. ~
May II. lat SO 20, ion IS So sch Catharine Thomas.
from Kingston, ia, tor New York
May Is, lat 40 So. lon g. bargue Sarah Hobart
from st John, N b, for Barbadoes
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Reduced Prices|
e O AL

am i'm receipt Of Cargoes of Coal. pure and
fresh mined, ofan sizes, which L offer at
Greatly Reduced Prices, by the Cargo, or AT
Retail. i
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14,UUO Acres to each Mile

OF Railroad with whi they are mertgaged. Thew
cover 1850 square miles nearly large as the
OF Rhode Island, which is 1906 square miles and
are of great value, '' "nu
The Bonds are for $1,000 each, due March 1, 1899.
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fl...t A .genteel House, No 40 wilmot street con-
H,,ss tanning ten rooms; gas and Sebago water AL
.&es&.so two on Lincoln aud one on 3oyd 81.
Enquire OF j. q. COLES WORTHY
my2sdlw' Corner OF Oxford aud Pearl Sta
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loaded that hotel keeper would have been
dazed at the sight After dinner there were
to be some toasts, to be responded to by Gov.
Perham, Speaker Blaine (who wrote a letter,
being called away }, ex-Gov Chamberlain, Dr.
Garcelon, E. f. Pillsbury, esq, and others.
To say that the whole thing was success is
but faint praise. 1t was marvel in its con-
ception and execution. 1t is estimated that
more than five thousand people We're present.
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100000 Acres of Land

Said lands being the same granted by the State of
Maine to aid the construction OF this road They are
situated along the PenObscot and St. John rivers
an are heavily timbered and valuable Large
tracts especially in the fertile Aroostook Valley 1.-THE
nnest agricultural district in the State are vaIuab
Tor farming lands as well .as for their timher Tbi
immense grant OF lands EQUALS about =.
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FIRST & ONLY MORTGAGE

ON IT'S ENTIuE ROAD AND PROP.
EKrH FROM WlNN 10 VANCEBO NO,
besides Second Mortgage on the entire road and
portion cost some So 30000 and the only lien there's
on is mortgage to the city OF Bangor tor 81 900 OOe)
and in ad titi0n thereto, by ElKST AIN r.
ONLY M d n T(s AGSlc on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.

For Sale.
TEXTURES OF frst-class Provision Store. and
Il store to let. Apply at =
Maya 81 Pearl, STREET. n
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=
OF THE
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09
THE DISTRICT CONVENTION

Pursuant to previous notice the Del.
egatcs appointed to attend the District
Convention met at Buckhsnnon on the
9th inst.
The Convention was called to order
By Thomas j. Farusworth, ESQ, Of
UPthur
John S Fisher was elected tempo,
rary Chairman and j. ". Wofindin
temporary Secretary.
On motion the Chair appointed
Committee Of one from each county tC
report permanent officers for the Con.
yen,ion. as follows:
Mr.. White, Of Randolph.
Mr.. Ewing, Of Tucker.
Sir. McClaskey, Of Barbour.
Mr.. Westfall, Of Upshur.
Mr.. Watson, Of LcwiH.
Mr. Ro!lyScn, Of Braxton.
On motion the Convention then took
4 rCcySE for dino r.
Upon rsaHembling the Committee on
permanent organization reported as
follows:
Prciiea.-Johns s. Fisher. Of Up.
shur.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Salisbury,
Of Braxton.
Seert,ary-J. W. woiindiu, Of
Lewis
Assisan. Sscrstdry-lIuac V. john.
sou Of Barbour.
The report of the COlnnittSe waI
unanimously adopted.
On motion u Committee Of one from
each county wa, appointed by the
Chair to report az to credeutials, ba.
els of representation, aud manner Of
voting Gu this committee the Chair
appointed the following gentlemen:
Mr.. Mills, Of Randolph.
Mr. Harper, Of 'ruckc.
Nl,. Bradford. Of Barbour.
Mr. Smith, Of rpshar
Mr.. II Drannoa, Of Icsis.
Mr. lollyson, Of liraxton.
IT., report u tie CSg @ii:cei after
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an amendment, was adopted. threads
as fellows;
Rcsoiul. That this Convention now
proceed to nominate Gst, candidates to
rcprescu, this Senatorial District in the
constitutional Convention; aud Ind, u
candidate for the State Senate; and
that tue vote shall be cast in such a
manner as the delegations FROM the
respective counties may ugree upon.
Aud be it further
RcIolrcd, That the basis Of repre-.
.cntation III this Convention shall be
US follows: Each county shall be en-
titled to the lumber Of votes cast "FoI
the Convention" at the Seovut cleo
ton.
The Committee reported the follow
ing gentlemen prescut us delegates
LIST or pELEOATEG.
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THE COUNTY NOMINEES.

Up to the present writing tic pros.
rect seems to be that our county nom =.
iuceS will meet with no difficulty that
cauuot be easily overcome. Tho mas.
scs Of tho party are deSirou, to emu.
late tho noble example Of Little
BrSxton." and roll up a good old fash.
Toned majority for good government
It is true that our Republican friends.
regardless Of IN hereafter, are circu.
laiing absurd and uulruthful reports in
regard to anything which they think
would prove injurious to tho eandi.
dates; but they are 81 absolutely ab.
surd that they fell harmless.
The different candidates, We under.
stand. will mako u tour through the
county, and viii CnicavOr 10 see aud
converse with all our citizens aud wc
would suggest to lho,c in doubt as to
what course they should pursue, that
they suspend Judgment, and give the
gcU,l,mrp 40 opportunity to be heard.
Wsh4yc no igNtt ~; that the noa.
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vote was called for. which resulted III
the election Of Mr.. Morrison.
On NOTION the nomination va made
unanimous,
Loud calls were then made for
Messrs. Woods aud jackson, who CANT
forward aud made brief and acceptable
speeches
On motion, the proceedings Of THU
meeting were OrdyrOd to be published
in tho Weston DEMocRAr, and Iht
Wheeling RegiIt'r requested 10 copy
tho samG.
On motion, the Convention ad.
juurned sine die.
JOHN $ FISHER, Chairman.
JAS. ". WOrrISDlS, Secretary.
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LAND FOR SALE,

TINE UNDERSIGNED, SHERIFF or
the comfy of evils wilt, on the first
div If the November term Orihe CiiWii
Court Of ,uF said county, ut the front door
Of the Court House thereof. proceed 10 sell
all The land, herein delinquent ior the non.
payIa,nt ofiaScs for tue iiar lstU to 1870,
inclusive, which lands, with the ta,ts, Inter.
est and damages due on Ca'h trciarC spec
fed in . li'I lh,rrfposlcd On the font door
Of the Court lIousc, iowhlch let special at
tsuiioa l9 directed.
\ " woQDFoRn, shg,E.
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MRS. MARY Z. yARSEY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
N,,in Stree, W,s,o,

Mrs. varnCy would respectfully Inform
tbe ladirs Of Wc,tcn and vicinity that she
has just received and has now on hand Il
mll and complete assortment Of notions,
ribbons, millintrySnd straw goods, bonnie,
trimming and velvet ribbons. honLet
silkS, IntinS, and velyctS, blondes, rrlis,
grapes, iurhts, flowers. feathers, ornaments,
straw bonuets and ladies hats-trimme,l
aid untrimmrd-shlkrr hoods, sundUwns.
sc which she Is offering Mt baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will r!eriTs prompt a;ttRtion and be done
ia the les; style. niGly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

CENTER STREET, WESTON, W. VA
Hrcps constantly on hSui full and
complete stock OF Vf all kinds OF Furni'
ture, such "a Bureaus Table,, Chairs
stands, lird.stsads, Gc., &c, Of The bcsI
quality, a; reasonable PrictI All ORDER
promptly attended 10.