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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14

The appointment Of M. Jules Ferry to
represent the Frehch Republic at Wash
ington will be agreeable to those who
wish cordial and friendly relations to be
maintained between the United States
and France. M. Ferry, as a journalist
advocate, and legislator, has led an active
and useful life, and his long training and
eminent abilities admirably fit him for
his new and honorable post.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14

A NEeLECT,-As yet we have in our
notes Of visitation, the names of only two
teachers who keep Glass Book. This
is not aob0zy attributable to neglect on the
part of teachers. Those whose dutu is
to furnish Glass Books must bear part
of the blame.
But the question may be asked Of what
practical ase is a Glass Book? We an
swer such a book properly kept is doing
business as business 0aegh5 to be done. 1t
is universally admitted that the most
practical and successful business men are
those who keep an accurate account OF
the smallest as we'll as the largest Of their
transactions. Teaching is the businest O!
profession, hence it should be done sys
tematicalIy, and one of the requisites o.
system in the school-room is some recor
ded standard for measuring the intellec
tual advancement of pupils.
Outside Of business view,-the elias.
Book pr0per5y kept is an incentive to re
newed and earnest effort among pupils
District boards, furnish yeur teacher
with Glass Books, and require them to b.
accurately kept. T. V. MAGUIRE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14

Charles D, Warner, of the Hartford Courant
hardly knows whether Columbus did good
thing or not in discovering this country. and
moralizes thus "The Indians never Thanked
him for one party, The Africans had small
ground to be gratifed Tor the market he
opened for them. Here are two continents
that had no use for him. He led Snain into
a dance OF great expectations, which ended
in her gorgeous ruin. He introduced tobacco
into Europe, and laid the foundation for more
tracts and nervous diseases than the Romans
had in thousand years. He,introducsd the
potato into Ireland, indirectly, and that
that the great famine was the result. and an
enormous emigration to New York-hence
Tweed and Hall and the constituency of the
Ring: Columbus is really responsible for
New York"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14

A remarkable instance of the effect OIL
fright in dream occurred in an interior
a school-teacher, just married, spent an even.
ing in reading to his wife incidents of Indian
life and warfare in the Western country.
Going to bed with his mind filled with the
subject, he dreamed of living some of the
scenes he had been reading Of, during which
he had lost his scalp at the hunds Of red
skin, receiving thereby terrible fright. On
being awakened by the stir in the house In
the morning, he found himself uaable te
speak, and could only comm unicate with the
others by writing-thus relating his dream
Up to last Friday he had lot recovered hi:
speech.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14

1t is said that never before In the history OF
the country nave there been SO many rob-
bers and swlndlers of every description, in
CITY ana country, as at present. In New
YORK, not day passes without secures of
citizeus suffering from roboeries Committed
on their person, while in the country, de
predations are made upon banks, stores.
Post Ohces, dwellings,, stables and carriage
houses, ana even upon cattle, pigs and poui-
try. The utmost vigilance and cuation are
required to thwart these scoundrels. PeonIe
should carry the bulk of their money In In
side pockets that connot be reached.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14

First last Of taOentyJ50e go0rds.
Accommodate, Procedure,
Benefited, 6uperseding,
Beginning, Crystalline,
Business, Tranquility,
Recommend, Balance,
Separate, Hypocrisy,
Maintenance, Teetotaler,
Plagui2g, Annual,
Together, Villain,
Difference, Village,
Definition, Moneys,
Difficult,
Second last Of Twenty-Five cords.
Ventilation, Eying,
Gases, Bureau,
Equable, Diligence,
Equally, Agreeable,
Rarely, British,
Prejudice, California,
Inseperable, Louisiana,
Peaceable, Pennsylvania,
Dailies, Tennessee,
Until, Delaware,
Necessary, Massachusetts,
Embarrassment, Cincinnati.
CATERPILLAR,
At Darlingt N, q spelled; Lancaster
30; Muscoda, 90; Tomah, Al; New Lis
bon, 25 j; Black River Falls, 20; Foun,
tain City, 80; Baraboo, 40 Portage City,
Sc; Pepin, 90; Trempealeau. CO., Rich,
land Centre, IL Friendship, % Middle.
ton, As; Monticello, 40
An invitation was extended to all to
participate in the spelling exercise,
whether members of the Institute or not,
and price of years subscription to the
" Journal Of EducatiOn," offered to every
one who would spell the fifty words cor
rectly. Although uperintendents, teach
ers, clergy men, lawyers, merchants and
editors have spelled the list, no one has
won or claimed the prize. The best
spelled list was written by g. D. Forbes,
subscriber TO the Journal, who missed
but one word out of the fifty.
1t will be seen that the average per
cent missed is about 4215 or 81 Il words
in the fifty. AS the words are all in com
mon use, and words upon which the au
thorities agree ii. e., both Webster and
Worcester), it would seem that the result
shows something defective in our system
OF learning or teaching spelling. l may
add that the word crytallize is found in
Webster's small dictionaries spelled with
ope /, but in the unabridged it is spelled
as given in the list-CHARLEs I'll. ALLEN
in Journal Of Education,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14

PIES of all kinds in their season, and mad
from THE VERY BEST MATERIAL, not tror
decaying stuffs. Refreshments served in the bes
style and quality. My
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14

Wonderful stories come to us of the rich
ness OF the Gwin gold mine, in a newly dis
covered spot, called Lower Rich gulch
winch yields vol, 600 in gold to ton of quartz
portion of the rock, not a selected sneci.
men, but piece broken from chunk Al
least foot square, was carefully assayed
and the yield of two and a-half ounces wa,
100 grains of gold, which is at tho rate OF
$5S, $40 per ton. In 1870, 5000 tons of quartz
gold altogether.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14
New Advertisements,
CUNDURANGO.


mn, BLISS. HEENE & cos Fluid Extract
Ia H MTnuef p remedy for Cancer Syphilis Scrof
and ali other ohpono Roa9 Salt Rhe
from the Genuine Cundurana"o Ber e prepared
Ecuador, secured by the assistance of the autbor
s s9 81 and snat cs oq@9ry It is the eoae
known Sold by all druggists in nin+ purtnSr
ing on them our name, Trademark and directions
Send for circular. Office and LaboratoTv No 20
Cedar St., N. Y. w. w
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14

A counterfeit champagne factory was re.
Gently seized in New York city by the Inter.
seized were imported champagne bottles and
branded corks, gas generating machines, bot.
thing machines, etc. From papers found on
the premises, it seems that a great number
of the pretentious bar rooms of the city were
furnished with wines by the bogus establish
ment.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-14
SPELLING.

The following were pronounced at the
Institutes named below, during the Fall
series, anG with the results ind Gated:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
MARRIED.

FtNCHMAN-EDWARDS-On the
10th ult.. GU horseback. at the residence
Of the officiating minister. BY DR.: John
l.. Rhea, Mr.. Andrew j. friedman to
ai" Frances 3. Edwards. Ill Of Brax,on
county. -.s a.t....aa .s.a
MoORE-HECKERT-At.h o Wlt-
ton Methodist Episcopal Church, on the
evening Of Wednesday, March lss. by
Rev. Dir. Rider, Dir. John Moore ,e
Bliss Mary lleckert, all Of Weston.
"a Alas! ono Noore, SEW l
Has crossed the shOrs.
And "J'ohhniv Ia, sous for soldier. "
May thy niluble foot never lack shoe,
John; nor thy actiye tongue 4 yarn.
May ye both live to ripe old ase-may
.tho.wbole world shine oA you. and may q
little Moore be every year your new de-
light. Tie both the parties We extend gu.
hearty congratulations.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
THE SUPERVISORS.

Attbs recent meeting ofthe Board,
a. iron cage. s feet square and 7 feet
high, for tho purpose Of keeping prison
ers when We get them. was ordered. 3.
George Fisher was appointed Over
seer Of the Poor for Sheridan Township.
R.C. Moore was allowed 81 for
guarding til, Jail. 81
The contract with Mr.. Hale give.
that gentleman $3.50 yearly for FIVE
years, for which he i,to keep and pro,
perly care for the county poor for that
length Of time, put and keep the whole
place under good fence, build four new
houses, clear about forty acres of land
and seed i. in grass. set out an orchard
Of not less than 60 uppla trees, and keep
in general repair the whole concern. to
all Of which he is "held aud firmly bound
in the sum Of $4,000. lawful money Of
the United States A pretty hard bar.
gain for Hale, but q mighty good one
for the county.
The salaries Of tho county officers were
reduced and Fixed as follows:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

were roads to get to them. SO many
dollars per scre. But lest your
readers oecoze weary of this subject,
will conclude for tie present, hoping
That our representatives in the legis-
lssare may give this matter their at
'en'lre meditation and that our coun.
ty officers will also look to their and
our interests. Yours, &c.,
WEBSTER.
P, s.-Mondsy, tn. 18th, was a
gala day in Fork Lick Township
mere was n sale Of horse.tcsh bv
Tbs constable, and in anticipation of
o'' Valentine, or something else, nu.
l M Personagss got on big high.
The influence of the good creature
"eu Tic Queer VINO, IN selling
one one OH mare, cried bids up to fifty
two dollars. and then as low as thirty,
and finally knocked the animal off a.
thlrsy'tTe-the same man making the
high as well as the lev bids, and even,
sually buying the "ho,s." They had
" Jolly time, and when they parted
some we're singing, some crying, some
and few praying. Next
day there Vas a good shre. inch snow,
and the thermometer below ZERO
Since then, "Ordcr reigns in"
WEBSTER. q
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
THE FREE SCHOOL.

The Free School At this place. for
reason, satisfactory to the Board of Edo
c'siOn. "" closed on Saturday ia's-aud
the children arc enjoying wha: seems to
lie the precursor ofs long holiday. Woald
il not be well in the BSsrd to make Sons
kind Of a public eIhibi, Of the condition Of
things. aud Of ,h. operation of;he SCHOOL,
Come. genilcmsn. our columns are open
to any explanation. /. will cost yon
nothing, and may aars good many hard
thoughts between you and the Pa;i.a,
public. ,..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
FROM NICHOLAS COUNTY.
SrNEssrlLlE. Y. W Fah l

SrNEssrILLE, n. Va. Feb. Is.
To the Editor OF Tile Democrat.
On the 18th inst. Mr. A. +. RAIDER
che clerk and recorder Of this county
went out hunting, accompanied BY {
few other gentlemen. A shor. dis
lance from town all Of them wer,
standing in line, with tho intention
OF all firing at once, when the gun o.
Mr.. RAIDER burst, throwing the locL
in some direction that it could mot b.
found. Tho barrel fell from the
stock, NTH apiece an inch long out q
it, next to the tube. Mr.. Rader re
celred small portion of tho powde,
in bis face but no other injzry. A
narrow escape. J. L.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
FATAL ACCIDENT.

We regret to learn thA,a few days agc,
Ar John RssliF. o. Gilmer, ust lis
death by an accident, on the farm OIL
Michael Collins, Esq, in this county
1t appears that tho unfortunate man ives
at work for Mr. Collins, clearing sons
iand. In telling a tree Of sou.e size. i;
fell in direction difvrel: to what be had
anticipated, and lodged,in the fork, of an
o:her. lilo then proceeded TO cat down
the ether tree. and was just about to 60.
oat Of the way when i.:br.ke off, the butt
striking hin in the breast, and bouncing
backwards, the whole weight Of tie ,:os
fell upon him, crushing him in a terrible
manner. Death va, almost inpaa.ars
Gus. The deceased WAS ysung nan
about IS year, ofage. We have not been
Informed as to whether he aas married or
single. s.r
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
FROM CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, Feb, % =
J. ". WorFlyprS, ESQ

CHARLESTON, Feb. o..
J. ". wOrFlSDrs, ESQ.
DEAR SER:-Your letter of the
l1th of February was received to.
day. l have seen and read your ar.
t''ies III TnE DyMocn4r, and WAS
pi'Ased with the sentiments therein
expressed. They were ecncili.tory,
and will have the tendency Of h.rno,
MIXING the Democracy Of the State.
So far IS the ado tion Of the Flick
amendment ia concerned, i. only re.
isr' the question to the people .. the
tsllot-boI to say whether the disfrap.
ehising clause in our State Consti,u.
ton shall be stricken out or not
The only question involved in that
amendment is: shall the white man
vote! Ii this amendment is adopted
hJ the people on the fourth Thurs,
day in April, there will be no dis.
franehising clause III our State Con.
sti,u:ion, and every white IL an over
the age of2l will be entitled to vote.
! wish to say in this connection tina.
] fully endorse the course pursued BY
the President Of the Senate, Mr.. Bs.
ser. lie was aetuated BY pure mo-
tives in casting his vote for the Flick
amendment-his great object being
10 harmonic the Democratic party of
The Ssase-and in,laboring to accom-.
plish this desirable objcc. think be
deserves great credit. l have no
doubt that before this reaches you, the
Convention bill will have passed.
The vote will be taken Oh the fourth
Thursday in August, and the dele.
gatea elected on the fourth Thursday
IN October. Yours, &C.,
". D. R0LLYSON.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
Baltimore Cattle Market.

baltimore VntlAc Market
Below We give the latei. market report
ne have received:
CATTL E-Tbs receipts Of tho
usat vsrs12l5 head, agaius. 1882 last
week. and l66S same time last year.
The s,lsp during the week amounted to
1919 head, against 1856 las. week and
1899 zane time last year. There were
702 sold to Bslsinore Butchers, 265 to
spsculat r. for eastern markets, 90 to
c,unrry do.lers, and % to Washington
butchers. There were AZ head from
West Virgins. s-z.l
Very best brought 64a7i; FRS. quality
5as}; medium 41,5; inferior 3lA 4.
E1.rsm, range Of prices we're from ST to
u. Most Of tia sale. were from S to &c.
!. The market Of this week uau dull, and
cell off 4c per pound AZ compared With
las. w,sk uhca quality is csnuidersd-.h'
quotations being no higher, while tho
srnd,ss Of cattle we're better.
{ aood milch cows =ssze no. in large sup
ply, while medium and common were
plenty. .Qreted frsu $5os9so.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
"KlTSONvlLLE."

Without the advice or consent Of any
person concerned, We take the liberty VI
naming portion u our hitherto almost
uninhabitcd corporate limits after the oa-
'erprl'lng man who recently purchased
the property. We mean the land above
tho Narrou,, bough. Of Colonel Woodford
by Mr.. W. j. Ki.son. This gentleman
has laid the property icto streets. and
proposes to cree. number Of cheap bat
neat and substantial frame dwelliugs,
which he will sell or rent at reasonable
tsrnI- although he prefers to sell. Es:h
house will have . sn Ill lot, and every
other convenience. The locality is =
beautiful one. and the property desirable
and doubtless Mr. Kitsou will fud
plcnty Of buyers. But We .hink all will
agree With lp that man who thus works
to build up our Town and ucightorhOod
deserves the thanks Of the whole CON-
nunisy. No better way of doing this
eoald DO found than BY calling bis prop
erty after him. Therefore, as start, We
dub our new town "kitsourills," aud say
long life to its snserpri.iug founder,
-
e<PIsns CrRE FOR Coysrxr1ioS isa
medicine tina. is now becoming very we'll
known. |, has gained its present posi-.
ton mainly through ita own merits, and
i. is believed that two bottles Of it are
sold on its merits 10 QUE BY the ProPrie-
tors accommodates. Therefore Nc
claim tina. i. does not properly belong to
the catalogue Of patent medicines. but
!h,, it stands infinitely above them. Ii
i,ths only medicine that ac'a primarily
on the organs Of assimilation. to remove
impairment Of function. and thus. as
consequence. remove Consumption in all
its stages. :. A ,ea,poonfull is often sufi-
cient to remove the irritation on which
troublesome soush depends for It's exist
euec. and the s.ti,faction experienced in.
thus early getting rid Of condition Of
things TIA. promised world Of trouble
for the future, many times moro than
samrenaates for the eo,. Of toe medicine
y. ". Chaliant, sole asoa, for Lewis
county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

SDr. Camden. who graduated al
the Jefferson Medical College Of Phila.
delphia, has handed US the following,
With a request to pablish: ias'a
1.-THE statement that the Jefferson
Medical College of Philadelphia had an.
bounced that j, would hereaf.sr admit
students vi.hou. regard to sex or color, i,
pronounced by the faculty to b ma.
liciOus fal,ehood. originated by some en-
envy olthe SCHOOL"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
Soaps Of all kind. =, Briatm,a',.

Eft BY friend from Up'hur We learn
that quite 4 stir has been raised in the
a.ishborhOod Of Brushy Fork. by the re.
port that the house Of Ar. Janrs Miller
hiss become haunted The "sigss' are a
sort Of knocking and trauping around
during the nigl. Parties have been sit.
ting up in eud.arors 10 find out tho causes
bu. all their efforts have proven frui.les'
as yet. Meantime tie locality is il fever
hsa.-uai.ing developments.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

kTTha Methodist Episcopal, church
at this place gave concert at the cOur,
house On Monday nigh. last, for the ben
eft Of their Sabbath school We were
present . short time, and were nucl,
pleased with the performances. The en-
terprise. We understand, was successful--
sufficient amount being raised to meet
the call of the school. gzsa7
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

CultrIsG FACTS .roR 1ur BILlisrs.-
Every day denon'tra'es more clearly
that liver complaint. in allits distressing
forms, can be controlled and cured With
on. difficulty or inconvenience. It il an
obstinate disease, but its obs,inacy 10
not proof against the psrtinaciouu. RENEE
dial and restorative operation Of Hostel
.sr's Stomach Bitters. That genial cor
r.c.ivc compels the organ 70 do its duty.
l. mast secte'o regularly and beautifully
under tho influence Of the Bitters. Their
action brings i, back from state Of re-
ballion into perfect harmony with the laws
Of health. II there is co.tiyene,s, il dis
appears; il there is side.ache or back
ache, it ceases, iiths skin and the whites
Of the eyes are tiugsd With ,uparfuous
bile, they recover their natural hue; il
the appetite 10 gone. returns; il tho
d'9e'tlon u impaired, 1t ID restored in
brief. whatever the symptoms oftho con-
plant nay be. and whatever tie phase it
has assumed. cure Is CO, tain. Such are
The uaiform effects Of .his preparation
where bilious disease has already beer
developed; ID. in cases where there u
merely a constitutional tendency 10 liver
complaint, il may be prevented through
out life. BY the regular use. in small
quantities, Ct This palataSle au.idot.-
These are proven facts. and should be Sc
riousiy pondersd-Or, rather. they should
be promptly acted upon-by all persons
Of bilious habit. L-rg
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
IRON THE STATE or WEBSTER
wrssrsA G. n, F.bru.ry IA

-s--~-- hAbhFEh W H., feQtuhIy ~
FRIEND WorFISDIY:-dillow me
20 soy to the readers Of your paper .
f.xuords in relation to the opera.
lions Of the road law in our county.
IA you are aware. the law provides
for the construction Of roads BY a
road tax, levied o. personal property
and real estate, or by so many days
work By every sblc-bohied hand, as
the Supervisors may elect. In this
county the Superrisors--who, by the
way, are very liberal, give every mai
AZ order fora review for any road he
raay propose, appoint him overseer,
ami cirs him his nesres, neighbar rs
hand 80 work under him. In some
of tie Iaore shiekly settled parts Of
the coaa,y they allow two or three
hsAd, to one road; and aI We have
no roads already made to keep UP.
'hey all 60 to york on their "ncw
road" Their roads are always new /;
for when they begin to ger old they
kare no difficulty in getting them
changed to new ground. We have
about rs road precincts in township
whore there are perhaps forty persons
liable 10 do road work; and when
you ..y anything about a levy for
roads the Sapcrri'or' reply that "our
taxes are too heavy already--ne can't
pay road ts1-ne would rather work
i. ont by the day." And five lay a
levy for the purpose e. making roads
We do not help the matter much, for
about nine dollars out Of every ten
that are assessed within the county 10
Oh real estate owned ~ non-re,i-
dents, whose land is unimproysd, and
on which there are no tenants. Con-
s.quently the sheriff is compelled to
return them delinquent, and the tax,
If paid at ali, is paid into the State
Treasury, and goes where we never
reap any reward in the way ofin.
prorernents. We wan: a law that
will make One superintendent ofroads
for every township, and that will not
emily provide for road tar, but will
compel it, and if the same is not paid
to the sheriff, TO subject the lands to
sale, and apply the proceeds Of such
sale 10 the purpose for which the levy
Was made, by requiring the 'uperin
tsndens to sell out the work of con-
,,ruc.ing roads to the lowest bidder,
aDdso pay the money raised b! taxa
alton for thepurpose to the contract
ors-and rot by warning hands who
On, in their tim e on the road BY COM
ing st 10 o'clock in the morning, rest
!: iop two hours st noon, and gong
home. at2. If the money levied fo1
road purposes in our county Was col
l.cted and applied, the lands O%nee
By non.residents, at avery low rate
Of tax, would soon make good roads
all over the county, while the tax OF
residents would about keep up Eha
roads we now have. Tue State wOnIC
dcriv. ereat benefit thereby, " land =.
,ast ore saw worth from - 20 u
cents c,r ,crr, ronldke sar;h, l''hcr'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

EP.o's Crhs-Too man. OF the
score Of economy. neglect to use Piis's
Cure. A small sum will buy bottle
which win save many dau Of ,ioknOu,
besides adding to one, life many years Of
productive ipdu,,ry:-F. NJ. Chalf.n',
sole aseu. for Lewis county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

Eg Ono cfths las, and most sensible
acts Of Governor Stevenson was to apoin,
the editor Of shn paper q Notary Public.
Oar service, in hi, capacity are At the
conpand Of friends and ensnies alike
the only demand tia. We shall make there
for being tho fees allowed BY Law and The
eoascicnccs OF our customers. ...
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

SyOsr irrepre'siblu friend COzai re-
turned home last week, locking for all
the world like big 'uuaawsr' We are
under obIigatinns to him for cppie, Of tue
acts NC prinlin this paper. lie likes the
Flick .bon. IS we'll as ne did before ho
went .way-only little more 80.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
As Chairman of the Committee Oh Ne
crology, it is my duty to repor. the death
Of members Of our fraternity from May
$3.50 until May Is. 1871. Any one
knowing of such will please report the
same to merwi.h brief biography Of til.
deceased. Address. 80. o. h
T. B. CAMDEN, N. D.. T.
ws'ssa, ". W. W. !,
Estate S.Yeri please copJ.)
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

" YOU wan, nice bottle ofpsrfsu., a
fragrant cake Of soap, nice quality Of
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