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re" CLAEKsRURG EpIroRs. Our old
friend, David Frysinger, Esq, retires
from the Conservative, and leaves that
journal in the able custody Of bis CO.
adjutor. Mr.. Walters. 10 both parties
VIC tender our good wishes.
General NorthcOtt announces that he
will hereafter be editor Of the Tctc-
graph. 1.-The had done so long ago We
should have give him more credit for
honesty.
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r. A. Edwards is agent for the Ma
tional Insurance Company Of Wheeling,
also the Franklin Insurance Company
of Wheeling, and will take r sks in the
town or country upon as reasonable
terms as any other solvent Company
can possibly do. The above companies
are institutions of your own State, and
many of the stockholders in each COM
pany are known BY reputation to many
in this community, and their high
standing and business reputation is
such that it should be full guarantee
that the companies would in all cases
do full justice to the insured.
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Linen for ladies suits, linen cuffs and
collars for the ladies, artifcials, kid
gloves, corsctts, every variety Of dress
goods, including black and cOlOred III
Sacas. lawns, &C., ladies' parrasols, a
ni,c assortment Of ribbons, including
4 fine piece Of black sash ribbon. Al!
ortLc above-uamcd articles ecu be OBJ
tanned at the lowest possible prices al
poI;cr Johnson.
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Ey" The AGRICULTURAL Society,"
At the last meeting Of the Directors of
the Society, it vas agreed to purchase
the land owned by Miss Polly Butcher,
near town, for a Fair Ground. The
price fixed upon was SIS per acre.
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re- Tng Town SCALRs arc under
going course of repairs.
\ CARD.

WEs1os, W. Va, May 90, 1871.
If the lady (?) who has been using
my coal for the past few months will
please call upon the next ncighbor for
her future supply, she will much OBJ
lige, as my stock is about exhausted.
Respectfully, En- KALsroy,
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.rasIroi iisnrs ruc j-u

iia,H 'rasInoi iisnts puc iIp
"om sA!9 'i!mpr HIN som!I sVl sv NO
''U sa'pd AZ 'SssSld o, II!nQu im 10
'"au'!isdrs 5uol moy iuSpyuoS Su!aq
'SIoA SuJ 70 IAN u S! Ysui nv 'HJo.s
a5u Am s5s pus uvJ
'uA ~ 'uolssM 'leonS u!rle
'asoLs s.SoLONINSnu a1ISoddo LuoIu
'SaNIGNII INV 'SIOHS'SLOOa
81 uaIysd dSY sSHlIoysiSYN
ar 'HJvadl . dllIlHO
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re- Tue ASYLUM SEwER-The cit
liens of our town, living on Main Street
are making complaint Of the Asylum
Sewer. We understand that the Town
Council are looking into this matter,
aud will take speedy action to abate the
nuisance.
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E1- BAruryG.-Now that this de-
licbtful season is here, We wish to warn
the boys agsins, bathing near town
TLo law is stringent i'll this particular
aud those violating twill have to bear
the consequences.
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ESTRAY MARE.

ESTRAY MARE.
State Of Vest Eryini@, LeTis county,
to.trit:
To The Recorder of Lerois county:
WE, GEORGE c. DANSER, JOHN c.
w Jackson and Thomas A. Edwards,
three free holder, Of said county, do hereby
certify that bv virtue of warrant 10 US, di-
rected by |. p. Mcbride, Justice OF said
county, we have this day, ON our oaths, val
ued and appraised dun brown mare, taken
up by Clark NJ. Jackson, on his land rs an
eStray, and assess the value Of said estray at
one hundred dollars. The said mare is Il
dun brown, with heavy black name and
tail ('a;l and name curly, black legs, slight
" pigeon toed behind, small star in the
forehead, no brand, stature about Is! hands
high, age years old this Spring. Given
under our hands this 18th day Of May, 1871.
GEO. q. DANSER,
JOHN g. JACKSON,
7. 4. EDWARDS.
A copy-tcste:
j. WOOFTER, Recorder.
may post
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BrcKuINSoy. Nav %.

BrcKuANScY, May %.
Mr.. J. ". WerrISpIy.-The owl
deuce is through in the Overs case.
The argument commences in the
morning. Good case for the prosocu.
ton. GEO. CozAD.
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] U RU B EB A

1t is sure and perfect remedy for ali dis
eases Of the
lircr and spleen, enlargement or OBJ
shuction Of the intestines, urinary,
uterine, or abdominal organs, porer-
" ora rant Of blood, Intermittent
or remittent teeers, Inflammation
ofhe Hrer, dropsy, sluggish cir
calatio@ Of the Uood, abcesses.
tnmOrs, jaundice, scretula.
dyspepsia, GJ"e and jecer,
dndtheir concomitantS.
Dr.. Hels having become aware Of the extra
ordinary medicinal properties Of the South
American Plant, called
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Es- The GLgNyILLE DRUG SToEE.-
We would call the attention of our
Gilmer aud Calhoun readers 10 the fact
that the new Drug Store Of Messrs.
Chalfaut & Hall offers many convent
enccs to them which they have never
enjoyed heretofore. The store has
been fitted out in a manner very cred
liable to the enterprising members of
the firm; and the establishment will
prove great addition to the comfort of
the people of Gilmer. Everything that
is usually found in frst-class Drug,
Book or Notion storc can be had Of
Messrs. Chalfant & Hall. and at prices
which cannot fail to please. This firm
are the su!c agents in Gilmer county
for the celebrated "Piso's Cure for
Consumption" g medicine which, on
account Of its great success, has become
very popular. Call and get a bottle.
If it does you NO good your money will
be refunded.
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Don't forget to go to Mrs. Farncy's
and got your Millinery Goods.
@ OvR young friend, DR.. R. D.
Davissoh, has located to practice med
icine, OF WilsOnsburg, Harrison county.
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Mrs. MARY E. VARNEY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street Wa.inp

Mrs Narney would respectfully inform
the ladies Of Weston and vicinity that she
has just received and has now on hand a
ia'! and complete assortment of notions
iihbonS, millincryand straw goods, bonnet
trimming and velvet ribbons. bonnet
s!IAs, Saiins, aud velvcts, blondes, uctts,
grapes, 'ucIcs, flowers, feathers, ornaments,
straw bunncts Gnl ladies' hats-trimmcd
And unirimmrd-shakcr hoods, sundowns,
&c which she is offering at Baltimore
prices. BONNET And DRESS MAKING
VIII receive prompt attention and he done
!" Tue Desk style. nlGly
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YOU want any book, school-book,or any
other kind that j. new Published, yon can
obtain the same by leaving an order win ~
N. Dent, at the Peoples Drng Store.
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JACOB SCHNlTT,


CENTER STREET, WESTON, VIVA
Hrcps constantly on baud full and
complete stock OF of all kinds of Furpi-
turc, such as Bureaus Tables, Chairs,
Stands, Bcd-stcad., &C., &c, OF the hes,
quality, at reasonable prices All orders
promptly attended TO.
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IS- VIZ arc under many obligations
to DR.. Camden for several copies Of late
Eastern papers.
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Cotton-yarn 81 So per bunch a
Porter JOhnsons'.
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MAR RIED,

MINES-PEW-On the. inst, at The
residence OF tho brides father, by Elder
Henry Ian. iord. Nm. JAMES H. MINES TO Miss
AMANDA PEw-all of Harrison county.
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nr5t MONDAY IN May III Tue year IoiI anu IL
the sth year Of the State.
James WeJJ, compliant,
john F. II: Holt, Ad-
ministrator of .MutthsW
Holt, deceased, John
Holt, Manhe,0 s. Holt,
Thomas B. Hughes, in
his oUn right, and as
late executor of AattheW
Holt, deceased, and Lou
isa Hughes, his rife, In Chancery
late Louisa Holt, ReJeeca
Z HOl, Margaret Holt,
Laura Holt, Charles b.
Holt, EoJct +. Fiem-
ing, lute executor Of
MaHhcw Holt. deceased,
1iBord B. Holt, William
s WcsliaH, b. B. Arm
old and Phiiip Rcasen,
! defendants.
TINE OBJECT or THIS SUIT IS TO
! obtniu from the heirs and those claiming
under Matthew Holt, deceased, deed for II
certain tract or parcel Of land lying on the
waters Of Cedar Greek, in Gimer county,
West Virginia, adjoining the farm on which
James Webb now resides, on the west side,
it being the residue ola tract ofland boueh;
Of j. IT. Bennett and John D. Riddle BY
Matthew Holt in hi. lifetime, and chiefly on
the north side OF Ihe turnpike running from
! Clcnyillc TO RnvcLSwGud, il being the same
land sold by Matthew Holt in his lifetime 10
James Webb. And il appearing by affidavit
/ filed that due diligence has bee: used by the
plaintiff 10 have process served on TilfOrd Il.
7 Holt, without success, it is ordered that the
defendant. Tillord Holt do appear here
, in one month after due publication OF this
order, aud do what is necessary 10 pro'cgI
/ his interest in this suit. Given nulS: ~
h..ad, this i2.I. day Of May, 1871
: A cory--tcs:-:
G. j CONRAD, Glc.k.
. WY. + LIVELY, ATTY.
way--22k
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Japanese and black silks at Porter
Johnson's.
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Washboa-ds, brooms ard buckets a
Briukman's.
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Y ogENzo D. srEADER,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW,
BcrCrley. H. Ia

Practices in the Circai, Courts of RAN
dolpb, and adjoining counties, in the Csur,
Of Appeals and United States Court.
Collections and all other business
promptly attended to.
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Ifyou want anything in the Millin-
cry line, call on the fashionable .cstab.
lishment of Mrs. NJ. L. Narney.
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New stock of ladies hats, latest
styles, at Porter Johusou's.
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Best calico, II cts per yard, a. por
ter Johnsen's.
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Recollcct that Mrs. Varney sells
Millinery Goods from 10 to 20 per
cent less than any other house in town.
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Dr. WV. J. BLAND,

WESTON, W. VA.

Particular attention paid 10 all kinds
o. Chronic.diseascs. The Doctor can at ali
timcsbe found at his uf;ice in Glenville
when po'professionally engaged. nov l5ly
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Stogics, cigars and tobacco Of all
kinds at prinkman's.
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IfyOu want good Indigo, Fany other dye
siufTS, 90 TO Dents.
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Flour at Brinkman's.
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J)RESTOy DAWSON,
BLACKSMITH AND IRoS-woRvrn
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON

HEAK THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Busgics, Wagons, ETC., re.
paired on short notice, and on the mos,
reasonable terms. llorsc-shocing carefully
attended 10:
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The cheapest groceries in Weston, or
in West Virginia, at Porter johnson s.
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Fresh pineapples just received and
for sale at Brinkmau's-
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Oranges and lemons at Brinkmau's,
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las. ". WoFFlSDrS,
\ o T A RY BLIC
Urston, w. Ia.

Acknowlc dgmcnrs aud Dispositions Ia
Ken. Gun 10 found ut all tunes i, my
.l!ce, near the Court House.
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Lemon and raspberry syrup at Brink
mans.
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Z. Lively.
- A@s 81 'a"'i
" -ArroEyry ArLAw

GLENyILLE, W. VA.
Practices in Gin,er, Lewis aud adjoin-
ing counties. AL business promptly al
tended 10
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Eg- The OVERS CAsE.-The follow
ing dispatch was sent to US on Tuesday
last
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Eight lbs sugar for 81, al Porter
j 0hu=eus.
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JosEPH A. WATSON,
p 4 / " r E r.

T 4 " D II.
lfesi0n, W. Ia.
Parties III Lewis aud adjoining counties,
Wishing tscir houses, signs, or furniture
painted, will do well 10 communicate with
me bcforegoing elsewhere. Paper-hanging
and Whilr-wns!iing promptly attended TO.
Terms moderate and all work warranted.
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TIE TIERNEY HOUSE.

NE IIENIN L I IIUUST.
VIE proprietor Of this old and pop
i ular stand would respectfully inform
'rrrucic that he has just received iul!
md complete stock OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
o. the best quality and at the lowest pricts.
Ills stock OF
LIQUORS
il The hes, in this market. he calls par
'Icular attention TO his assortment Of fine
old Rye and bourbon Whistles, which lie
offers al the lowest market prices.
7. TlERNEY. dee Il
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State of Hest Virginia:
A T Rules held in the clerks Office of the
n Circuit Court of Gilmer county, on the
iir5t Monday in May, in the year ISL, and in
the sth wear oil the State.
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Ladies' and child.en's slippers al
Porter Jvhnsou's.
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N -. WALKER, PROPRIETOR
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u ----rhis'cIciAE ASD SURGEON
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The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
BOOTH AT AUBURN.

We heard Mr.. Booth speak at this place
on Monday night last-that is, if he really
in person did speak here, of which we yet
have some doubt We have been reading
the SACRAMENTO Union and other Republican
papers pretty carefully since Mr. Booth s
nomination, and from,tb unreasonable puff
ing and unmeasured. laudations showered
upon him as an orator and statesman, we
had perhaps gotten an ideal Mr.. Booth in
our mind, and was not looking for the COM
mon man, the ordinary speaker, and the
mere politician we found; and if this was
Booth, and as much GOODNESS and dissatis-
faction follows his efforts elsewhere as here,
and his campaign is a failure, much of the
blame will attach to the Republican press
for having led the people to believe he was
an orator, statesman, and fit fo Governor.
In the outset he failed to comprehend what
is even due to the cGiso to which Ire aspires
and talked of. the Governor as some mere
8 by Toward politician or polio, lawyer
would have done. He then drifted, looking
at his written speech and making some
twitching, tightening gestures at his mus
tache with oansbrie rag, that was not un-
derstood by the audience, into some cid
Sacramento Union figures which have been
proved false, He then took UP bis cid San
Francisco speech and repeated it through
without making a mistake, and wound up
with peroration which bystander said he
had heard him close Fourth of July ad-
dress with some years ago. When he got
into the San Francisco printed speech, which
we had read, we could keep right along
ahead of him, and consequently know that
he spoke it correctly. Before this meeting
the locomotives said Booth, the dogs said
Booth, and the bovincs said Booth; but now
if Democrat says boo, the Republicans
think they are throwing their candidate S
failure up TO them. 1t is now, at this writing,
two days since the speech, and we have not
yet heard Republican say Booth. Sargent,
by his vanity, insolence, falsehoods and shall
low sputterings lost about ten Republican
votes, who will now support Cofiroth. But
for the clown, Eastman, the crowd would
have gone home mad. Seriously, we wish
Mr.. Booth would recite his speech in every
precinct in the county and in the State, SO
he could be seen and known as he is, and
not what he is represented to be. Then if
there ever was doubts of Gavernor Eaight' S
election they would all disappear.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
BOOTH AND SUBSIDY.

The Stripes devotes much space TO vain
effort to confound aud n,isleaa the public as
to the facts of Booth s. record on subsidy bills
as shownnp in our last issue. We do not
venture to'imposc on the ignorance of any
man, though we have, it would seem, struck
one IN the person of the Stripes editor, who
is too dull to recognize facts or too slippery
to admit them. Last week we showed from
the journals and statutes of 1868 that Mr..
Booth while in the Senate of that session
acquiesced in the passage of faurteeu subsidy
bills, calling for the enormous sam of SS,-
272, 800 from the pockets of the tax payers
of this State, In Legislative bodies every
member who fails to oppose, by motion or
vote, any bill is counted forit. Fer instance,
in the State Senate there are forts Senators
and on the eall of the roll on bill twenty
vote foT it and nineteen against,it and Booth
lodges or refuses to answer, the bill is pass
ed, and his vote counts for it irst the same
as il he had recorded his vote for it. The
Senators all have an opportunity TO oppose
any bill aud. to place themselves on the jour
mails as asainstit, and when they do not do
SO they are for IL. When the ayes and noes
arc not. called, a Senator can move to reject
or indefinitely y postpone bill aud thus put
himself on record as against it, Therefore
we said, and now say that Booth did support
all these iniquitous subsidy bills. Our
neighbor sat at the desk during one session
of the Legislature and he knows all these
facts as well as we do, and why quibble and
squirm through column to try and save
his candidate from his infamous subsidy re-
cord. Why try to excuse MIR. Booth when
he does not and dare not deny what we have
said. The truth is Mr. Booth was the friend
of all this class of swindlng legislation, and
ip all his carefully prepared speeches at and
since his nomination he has never once said
or intimated that he would veto any subsidy
or thieving bill that might be bought through
the Legislature. apd in these swindling
times no such man should be trusted or vo-
ted for for Governor.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
WHAT 4 ROORBACk,

A dispatch from Auburn appeared in
Tuesdays Sacramento Union in reference tc
the Republican meeting here on Monday
night, that is so gross in its slhoods as tc
be only Imaginable to people here, or anyone
who attended the meeting; and yet it has
elected c9Atempt for its author and publishers
because it was intended to deceive and be
tray people abroad Such words as g the
,arges. local meeting ever neld in the county
=" fifteen hundred pr mose people" etc. ,
sounds big abroad but the Gullver who
could write it should feel very small here.
The truth is, it was very respectable meet
ing, about half as large as Gorham meeting
was here in 1867. Two excursion trains
came in, one with one hundred and twenty
FIVE persons and the other with two hundred
and twenty-five, making three hundred and
fifty persons. These, with what attended
from town and country around made up meet
ing offfom six tosayen bundled persons. No
party has grounds of being ashamed of such
meeting in Auburn, and why anyone
should wish to lie it up to fifteen hundred is
more than we can imagine, unless the natu-
raj propensity .or such Gulliverisms is un-
controllable. Seven hundred people is big
audience for such speakers as were here
Monday night
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
THE COMPANY IT. kLEPS.

While the Sacramento Union was fighting
the subsidy question it was in good company
and deported itself in digniiiea and respect
able manner, but now since it is in bad COM
pany, supporting the same men for Office
that the ralread-eirculars support and that
the plundering lobbyists packed on its party,
it begins to assume different character,
which leads many TO doubt that h-ever was
sincere. There is some excuse for its present
course, but WHY cannot it denounce that
portion Of the RepubkaA ticket which it
despises and support only such men as it
likes? But'evep admitting that it has been
prodded into the support of such men as
Pacheco, Green, Melone, Love, etc, by the
r. r. circulars, this is no exeuse for misrep-
resentfng and villifyinS- good men on the
Democratic ticket. The public cannot un-
derstand why the Union could defend and
praise Gov. Haight few short weeks ago,
when it had his whole record before it, and
s3W NC uiS DttCiCcb AHC oHtcH
may be able TO explain this, but unless it
explains speedily and fully, that paper will
be more damaged than the Governor, and
the public will naturally look to the charge
it twice made that Stanford had made dis
honorable pecuniary proposals to it, fer
solution of its sudden change The entire
public understand that the enmity existing
between the UnicG apd railroad managers
was and is pe'sonal Gorham himself did
not deserve. in 1867, the dennnciations of
the Unto,, as much az dacs pacheco and
Green in 1871, if it acted then and now on
principle alone. Booth supported Gorham
and stumped for him in 1867, and Gorham
now supports and stumps for Booth, and now
the Union, Gorham and his lobby and public
plunderers generally are all in the same boat.
lfthe Union is pure and Booth is pure, why
are they in such company.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
Probate Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Placer.
IA Probate Court. IN tne matt2r of the estate
of STEPHEN HOOS, deceased.
Notice fox publication Fl time appointed for
proving VIII, &c,
DURSCANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
L Court made on the second day of August.
A. D. 1871, notice is hereby given that
Wednesday, the 23d das or August.
A. D. 1871, at IL o'clock A. Al. of said day, in
the Courtroom of said Court, at the Court
House in the said County of Placer, has been
appointed as the time and place for proving tho
VIII of said Stephen Hoos, deceased, and for
hearing the application of CAEE Hoes for the is
suance to him of letters testamentary; when and
where any person Interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated August I'd, 1871
GEO G.. SEWEIL, Clerk.
au5-3w By T.. II. BURDICK Deputy.