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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

.sBuy Me, and I'll do you Good. o. ND
LANG, E,' kODr AND HERB BIIrnrS
drugu no pois ms, nothing eeterous go1bioo mo
eoa healthy 'nos and be- bs. such sAIsapar, I"'
Will Gnerdy, xe'l1w Dock, Pm KY Ash, Ihoronas :,
poupd7d as to reach the fountains OF ii ease an;
soutely cure al Humors, Liver and Bi,ions m- ~
ses, Jauntce, Dysp psa. Co tiveness. scroino ses.
all difficulties arising from diseased stomsco d. ana
pure blood Twenty years OF unrivalied success nns
proved them to be the best medicine in the wor,s
gists. feb27sneod u ,aS.,
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1871.
The Prussians in Paris.

The Prussians will certainly lose in the es-
timation of the world by giving way to their
unexpected desire for an empty formal tri-
umph. If they had proudly turned their
backs on the city they had taken, they wouid
have accomplished two valuable things ~,
themselves and for the world. Ihey "o"'N
have justified mankind in the opinion NV,
have lately formed that race has d.
arisen that cares only for su0stontsaaS' wne'n
er material or intellectual, and that dlsdalnS
French "slory" and all other forms of Gallie
vanity. Secoud, they would have avoided
giving the last singing wound to the nation
al pride of the French people, and sowing ia
tai seed that will spring up under the sun
shine Of more prosperous years IN other cruel
wars in which France will strive to return
the un welcome visit of the Kaiser at his own
Berlin. Ii they could have forgotten that
tle Great Napoleon rode through the streets
OF the latter city in 1906, followed by his VIC
torious array, it is possible they might have
put an end forever to this most unhappy ex-
change OF neighborly incivIlities. They might
have taken Alsace, Lorraine ard their heavy
indemnity OF billion dollars without excit
Ing bali the angry turnult in the minds of the
Parisans that follows the harmless parade of
Germans through their streets. Of all people
in the world they are those most certain to
be cut to the heart by such triumph, and
the most certain to cherish it for generations.
The formation OF a stable government in
France is also rendered much more difficult
by this useless humiliation inflicted by the
Emperor William upon the sensitive capital.
The treaty negotiated by the provisional gov
eminent and ratified By the Assembly will
render both ignominious in eyes of large
and excitabe part of the people. Restless
and ambitious spirits will from this time for
ward strive to foment discussions and excite
the populace against whatever government is
formed, on the ground that it sprung into ex-
istence on the ruins of the State, and that its
adherents made the disgraceful peace that
permitted the victorious Germans to march
proudly under the Arch of Triumph.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
Out OF Employment.

low often we hear young men say "I am out of
III business, loafng and want something to do.
ana looking over our papers we find situaiors want
ed. This is the everyday eal Young men. We
can inform You where to get seady reliable and per-
manent business the year round, and worth to you
$685. we done ask you 49, SIS, or ior this inor-
cation; We win tell you what is needed and how to
De successful in HE; it wil save you many dollars.
IL may take all the means you have To go away from
nome In hoies to find business. You can save YOUR
sslf all trouble and expense by addressing u.s. all
young men everywhere who are out OF e,epovn emit
len Genls must De enclosed with all addresses or
positively n information given
Address Box 1857 Portland, Maine. fe25new6t
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
Caucus.

TIE Republicans OF Cape Elizabeth are reor.s..s
to meet at the Town House in SAID Town, on s.T
UkDAY. March 4th, at three O'Clock P. M 70 -.
candidates for Town officers for the ensuing year
te28-d&,wtdsn, Per Order Tow 60
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D.

In this city, March l. Lillian ST. infant daughter OF
Charles W. and Matilda L. Lucy.
In this city, March ], Rosetta Louise, daughter of
Joseph and Martha Vernon, aged year months.
fruneral Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, at the
residence Of Mrs. George Potter, No. n Washing
ton street. = "a.
In Cape Elizabeth, March I, Mrs. Eliza, wife OF
Stet-on Palmer, aged 81 years. Nova Scotia papers
please copy.l
In stsniish. March I, Mrs. Rlzpah B.. wife Of JOHN
Bond, formerly OF rortland, aseu 81 years.
In Chelsea. Feb 10. Mrs. Jane Perkns, formerly
OF Newcastle. aged 20 years. xxx
In Newcastle, Mr.. Samuel Cunningham, aged &c
years months.
In Arson. Feb. 10, MIR. Albion Gilman, aged "a
years months.
vThe funeral services Of the late Samr r. Carr
will take place on Friday forenoon 1t II O'Clock. at
the resiuence Of Mrs. Staples No. "a Hampshire st.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
Portland & Rochester
Railroad Co.

Free of Government Tax!
Interest Payable April and October |!
& Principal Payable ia 1887. fa-
This Loan OF only $50, 900 having II years to run
is now being rapidly sold by the undersigned at 95
and accrued interest, and is recommended as safe
and reliable investment, being amply secured to the
Trustees, il
Messrs. H. j. LIBBY, s@3
FRED. FOX,
j. A. WATERMAN, f
by first mortgage on the whole Road Equipments,
Rolling Stock, Station Houses, etc., etc. all built and
finished in the most thorough and substantial man.
ner. .t,y F.- ..t.- ......s .-s.
The road has tor a lorg time been finished and
doing an extensively payirg business to Alfred, SO
miles from Portland. Trains now run regularly to
Sprngvale, five miles beyond Alfred with a cores
pondrg increase in traffic. Beyond Springvals the
road-bed has been graded and waits the rails in the
early spring of 1871. Distance in all 52i miles.
Ibis road forms an important part in the pro-
posed through lire via Worcester, Mass thence via
any OF the present Rail or steamboat routes to New
YolkCIty avoiding transfer in o and materially
reducing the distance, (say 30 miles.) The COM
pleton of the short connecting link from Rochester
Nassau is guaranteed beyond doubt at an early
date.
At the price named the Bonds nett the investor at
least one and halt per cent more interest than Gov.
eminent Bonds at present prices and the present
rate OF Gold. Wi further decline in Gold, Govern
ments must decline with their rates of interest.
No more favorable opportunity will be offered to
purchase these Bonds han now, and the unprece
denied sale of about 900 within the past mouth
largely to our safest and wealthiest citizens guaran-
tees an almost immediate closing up of the loan IN
Denominations 5000, $500 and $1,000. Price s5
and accrued interest.
GOVERNMENT BONDS at latest full n Y quo
tatons, and all marketable securities at current
rates, taken in exchange Tor the above.
Circulars, statistics and full information furnished
and correspondence solicited.
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$1,000 Cash and q working r art.
Merch nts. Dealers, and Others.

DOCKS and account adjusted. Eno,;., o,,a s,,.,on
ID correspondence ATTENDED to. al = rsssonabis
charge by a gentleman lately from Europe.
aim Address, Box 2126, Post Oflces
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DIVISION OF TELEGRAMS AND REPORTS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.
m A IL h 1 Il ID .

M IL H lei D.
In Yarmouth. Feb. %, by Rev. j. Abbott Charles
Young and Persis tS,eeley daughter Vi Rev. JosepL
LOrng, OF Edgecomb.
In Paris Feb. ~, Dy Rev. G. F. Cobb, Capt. Sam'l
Stuart, OF Harrison, and Airs. Lydia l.. Pratt, Of
Paris.
In Fryepurg, Feb. 81, by Rev. D. B. Sewall, Fred
A. Usher, OF Hollis and Miss Allie j. +. Charles,
Fryeburg.
M. Smith, 'fl'-
In Harrington, Feb. 10, Chas. E. Miller OF VIII
ton and FL en- aver. Of +. 10 l.-e ~
IN Wilton. James F. Miles and Mary o. Kyes, both
OF Chesterville =
In Cutter, Feb. II. Lorng A. Gates, of c., and
Myra j. 1ibbstrs, Of Addison.
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FOREiGN PORTS.
SPOKEN

Feb Il, lat IS, lon So, sch Cygnus, from New York
for St Thomas.
Feb II, lat % a. lon 81, ship Thompson, from
Liverpool for New Orleans.
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spECI-.L NOTICES
MR.. GEO. W. MARSTO n

Having returned from Europe, will be happy to re-
ceiye pupils in Piano, Organ, and Harmony, after
March It'll Orders left at Stockbridgs's Music Store
No. 1856 Exchauee Street. ieozosn
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
KENNEBEC COUNT,

The boys in Gardiner amuse themselves on
Sundays by catching grasshoppers.
Mr.. D. Arthensy of Augusta has been offer.
ed and refused $500 in gold for his eight
months old colt, Young Fearnaught.
Sheriff Barton of Kennebec, is Improving in
health, although still confined to his room.
N. M. Whtmore. I'd, lawyer at Gardiner
is vigorously ill.,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
The First Mortgage
Z Per Cent. Gold
BONDS,
ON A COMPLETED ROAD,
FREE OF Z. .. TAX.
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
IN CURRENCY.
burlington, Cedar Rapids
d Minnesota Il. r..

Inc completion OF this r ad has given to these
Bonds an est 'blshed character equal to auy mort
gage issue iealt in at the Stoc Exchange We ara
prep RED TO buy and sell them at any time ar our
BANKING House. at market price-thus pl scino them
On the same basis, tor temporary or permanent IN
YES ment, with Governments or anv other s curity
inese Donds are a first and only mortgage on
sue, AID which commands, without competition, ali
'he traffic OF Northern Iowa SOutaero Minue-
s0a-shorening the distance from st. Paul to Chi
cage 45 miles, and to ST. Louis more Than 90 miles.
The net g rnin9s are already aig ly In excess of
interest the bonds. and dou exists that thew
will MOI than doube within the en- suing YEAR
contract has been secured with the CHICAGO
Burning on, and Quincy Railroad Company oblio 4,
ing the Ia ter 10 invest 80 cent gross earnnos
derived rom traffic with the Burngi on, -edar Ra o.
Ids and Minnesota Road in the honls OF this corn
pany. This arrangement is strong guarantee of
The bonds. and establishes large sinking fund FIR
their Tede p.nn. "A
The convertibihty privilege in these bonds enan,ss
them to De exchanRed tor stock at par at any time
L ms secures to the holder at his oDtIon n shara rs
any excess OF ca ninls over the Interest olg .t, "
An exchange OF Gov rn n mt secutj;tes ,or tha.o
Don,is returns 81 per cent. interest," instead NJ M
cent., wren Is all that Governments nav n nfe.nt
price, oesides eavng an immediate cam of ah.nt %
per Cent. in pri, Ior reIny s,mrns e VI a"oa' 9"
III mai ketable Securt,e s ,aEe, -, . -.
OIL commission and Express charyes s
HENRY cLEWs Dc Co.,
80 Wall sn Ger, Rev York,
FOR SALE By
BANKS and Bankers Generally,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

The store of John f. Ross in Rockland, was
Droken into Monday night and robbed of mon
ey and goods Of considerable value. Lewis f.
Butler, a cooper, was arrested and acknowI.
edged the deed, duplicating Charles NJ. Davis,
who has also been arrested
Silas Harvey of Rockland, was SO severely
injured while blasting limerick on the 23d Of
February. that he died the same evening.
Mr.. Charles Remission had his collar bone
broken by plank falling from staging in
McLoon's ship yard, Rockland, Thursday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

The undersigned would urge the i'm
pertance of more attention TO the chill
QYYyA dren's first teeth, and In doing 30
A1I1 would announce TO parents OF Fort
'and and vicinity that he is prepared give special
attention to the children. The general imp ession
with parents is that the frst teeth are Of little inn
pOrtauce. and they seem surprised when the dentist
recommends fliiDg brushin,, and other means OF
preservation. Every one should know that dis
eased condition OF the teeth and gums, and pre-
mature loss o, the first teeth, cause contraction OF
the Jaw, with which 1t Is impossible to have o
healthy and handsome set OF permanent teeth.
With hiteeu years practical experience in the
profession, | am stully prepared to trear and ill
teeth, or insert artAcial teeth l am using West
srn's Metal, which tor under plates has many ad-
vantages over every o her material.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain. E.a
have introduced iuto my practice the Nitrous
OAr.t Gas; shall be prepared to administer 1t at all
hours; have had five years. experience its use a.
anesthes8.
Office at my residence, IA Free street, near Con-
gress Square, Portland.
ocl4-neweow O.P MoALASTER. d. D. 8.
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OXFORD COUNTY
PENOBsCOT COUNTY.

The Bangor Wig says daughter of Rich.
ard Fox, esq, of Burlington. has woven on an
old fashioned hand loom 1916 yards of cloth in
the last four seasons, besides doing other house.
hold work: In 1867, 976 yds.; in 1868, 500 do;
in 1869 75O do. in 1870 7EO H., - = : -
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

The Bangor Wing learns that Gov. Cham
Gerlain Is expected TO meet the Trustees of the
state Agricultural College in that city during
the latter part of the week, to confer With ref
erence to MS accepting the Presidency of the
S 20 we understand that the views thus
lar Expressed Dy Gen. Chamberlain as to the
iutuIe management of the institution. have
Deen entirely satisfactory to the Trustees, who
sun nope that ne may decide to accept the of
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.

James d. Robinson, esq was nominated as
candidate for Mayor by the Republicans Of
Bath. Tuesday evening. =
Celia Spinney of Phpsburg, about two years
ago was So unfortunate as to have some trouble
with her ear. Measures adopted for her relief
have resulted in the expulsion OF a beetle bug,
three-quarters of an inch in length.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

The american says parties are arranging to
put a steamboat, this spring, on the roate be-
tween Ellsworth and Belfast. II will touch at
Brooklin, Sedgwick, Deer Isle, BrooksvilIe
and Castine. ft
CAPTAIN Carver at Seal Cove, has the most
antique relic yet A chair, once the property
of Miles Standish, and tie style of Gov. Car
ver's.
Schooner Polly of Mount Desert, is the old
est vessel about the island. She is sixty-nlne
years old and was repaired last fall.
Master Ezekiel Dyer OF Mllbridge, has con-
tracted with parties in New York and Mill
bridge to build brig between 400 or 500 tons.
the coming summer. This vessel, when com
plefsd, is to be commanded by Capt George
Dow of M. Capt. Joseph Sawyer will also
build brig Of about $50 tons, to be command
| ed by Capt. Edwin III. Tracy Of Gouldsboro.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

ErTGs RukAwArs, in oar issrc
Of ia.. se.k ~ nu,cd tho fact OF the
elopc-ent al = youthful hut amor"us
couple fr.m the Land of Green Gin.
ger. Ne have s;uce learned thst the
~ sf the m'lc psrtasr in tho firm was
bat il, ssi ;hst Of hs eIpcc,snt bridr
Il. IisPpcars ilst be hsrse stolen
~ the ru.brJo;js bridegroom was s,h!
by hi., to certain parties in Clark.
burg. With lee money thug ob'.insd
b. started Ter Parkefsbsrg on lac cars;
but Sheriff Heavier being Close upon
his heels, teiesrsibed to that city, and
upon their arrival there. The guilty
parties we're arrested and placed in
'.lurance vile" and are how in Jail,
chewing the bitter sud Of reflection. -
We have this TO ray in this matter !:
That We Gnr't admire the Clsrk.burg
way of DUNG business as regards deal
ing ia horsc.fcsb. TIE ilongh: pass
es through our mind gently q. SIM
mer breeze, Lat had the buyer exer-
cirea camn"n canton. he might have
saved hls self and the unfortunate boy
q great deal OF trouble.
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NATURES
Own MN,r RgstovotlvG.

Comans no Lac c,.P.uE no SusAR OF
Lad no LirHAEGE,nn NITRATE or
SrLrTK, and i. entirely free fem tie
Poisonous and Health se,iruyilg
Drugs used in ether Hair prrrara.
ti-ns.
Transparent and clear as crystal, II Will
met N! the fugs' 49, C. er!tcil,sIrs. ctsAN
SD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. long soGgh;
for sad found u last.
Il T-,t1I's .-1 pr.~,uts the H,ir fem
becoming GRAY. iNpAris SCF, glos;y ~
F.9r-n,., Fc;rnv" l,Id!uA itroo rus re-
fTv.h:ns 70 IN. s.'s1. cha rs the fair irou
i.lli'. o., -"H r-;.0ir. II 70 . crest 1I;e,,t
'h,r rr:M'.nriy.l ,.,. prevents Head lcitS,
cares ~ llrna1, Ireory eruption. ,rI
sls lit-'. Asa Dsi--IsG pos la.HI!s
.:stIT sr>r lkriC;s n Try rErrE1.
pr. 8 sens ps'cnt.~. Glo'ur junction
N'.'. rrrp.r.i -n'vtI,y i'RDCr,x p,n!nx.s
Giu-r'.''f. E.s.. fht Gtnli-e IL ~: 81 u
Z, isrsi hui:'t, made expressly 'rr j., ~i'h III,
s."'e : ,Ar .r'irr hin.n in -. r',ss 40
y',r t'u.... 81 Nature. Ii-iE Restorative,
~. -. NJ Uit'r
S-4s. scat ,'-s. :. -fGc,-r sr-,. 'u- q
fr'sii.- ~. ~: i'sH.-n Hair. The iu'cga.-
nsr', eo-'sir- i, .c-,h iSto ..y r,r"n.
4 ii. DENT, Saiu 81. Sr>rn..
sctSly Snt- Agent FIR L.r,is ..s>tv.
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rGTrr AE-Lry Er1LaIx.-

E%TrE AsTLuy BCILoIS.-FiG'
Es HhqnN Lihe 70 See AS tho meet
ing Of the new Beard sf Directors is
now close at hand. Nc see no imFrc-
vristy in offering few weil.mcsnt
suggestions. Its veil knoEu that
many serious and last charges have
been urged against Tue present ssP.r-
intcDdeat ard his cosdjutors in regard
to the manner in rhish they disposed
OF ths p,;rOusg. Of the Institution. |;
ri,isr Of fact, VOL bE,~n to all
our citizens. that Or. Hills cad bis as
yi..,n,s in Office have refused to give
eriploymea, to many of Osr ts1Ha.iug
citizens. merely fer the rarPo'e OF
rrs,ifyiug = per'oeoi or political spite.
The money which shasld have been. so
far az possible. spsat 'Hons the tax
rrvem Of the State. has heeH freely
i: wished upon psr'ons imported from
otl.rr States. In numerous instances
polilics hays b.cu the test. and many
good vorkmcu haze been rejected and
Jrry Inferior osCs t@pl,ys4. hssSss"
the former lad moE!intss snd indepen-
aencc caoueh to Nyos their belief that
this Is white msn's government.
Nox se do sot contend slrat the
Democratic party is imHacu'':a--"not
hy no lncans"-bul ye do expect and
brliev. that auder Democratic manage
mcnt much better state 81 things
will rrevail. Ne know that the 7rsi
inrrlso of human nature is TO repay
our Republican friend, in their eva
coin; hut Til. wc do net propose to
do. We wonli suggest that the work
mc7 rr.r,oyed. a' fsr " possible. he
.aicc,od from rmoar tic citizens Of orr
oMo csarts--or at all events OF cur
own Sral--jn order that the nor'T
dawn from or already oTorhnrdonri
tcopIe may =. 'Ten' ononr ti"m. We
,,rs in hi, .oEa men uh' Sc T'''
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EI hANGrroUs We have becp
requested Ly several c:tlssps Of thi.
Piaee 10 call tie attention of cur Town
Council - the fact lbst the two pole,
erected during tie ces.raign Of Is, III
h"uor OF the Presidential csndid.ree
are now in very dangerous eenaition
and may at any time blow over aud iu-
tilct loss Of both life and property
Shos'd anything Of this kiGl uufahu-
nately happen, the parties injured
could sue eud recover damages from
the corporate authorities. We hop,
ihat our Town Gouncilmen have usr
forgotten Tue truth of the cid SAVING,
that "a stitch IN lime saves nine"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Irrou want nice to;rl, Of perfume, +.
fragrant cake orslap, mic. quality .. pa
per, good pen-knirN, afcckc'-book, tpoI!i-
sTa,h, "r suythin=.ls. in til. notion OF ian
cy GODS line, 50 .u Dents.
ssd.:-, lo.,cod, ,llHn, CorP.rss ,Id
vi,rIoti =, Brinkran's.
Winto- Sis.s, III .;,-. pn'tr. Yin c.n.. J
lir.p,! oil. White LEAD, p,irt hr'sSts Cclors
in oil. V.rrish.s Of al iinsS. Hr.-lr0r!
pain. sud-p-p-r &c. F.pt rp-.l,niy Oh
'.nd 'nd !nr sale cheap by 4. " E,,t.
Co,rts''a.ed I've, candle. asd c.ndle ricS
q; arinSmaus.
snaFe ard double iron ,hor,l plo-s at
Ei.arGs.
r-i-ins, c;trou s.t cisr.ror a. Brine.
I'.n'..
Ifv,r ~,,.->r snot .crn,'-ho,s - NV
othe. Sins ta.; is n-- Published. Won r-u
eht-i- iAr s,,ii nv .rvins- - oriar VITA 4.
4. Dent, n the Peoples Drss Store.
EAs.-,u,s, wash bo,rds, trOosas ard
buct' y =; Rrin&snu's.
si-sr+s sis n. sid-.,l Iron Iiil-Ss,
ard leFsl land ross-..rsn',1 10 t- The
les, IN .-,. =, t:l-t Sid"sll'. .ns .oys 4
Co. sr.r.t arr 81 the rivNs!t:oi. Layins.
arc... c.kcs ans crackers st Bin. ea.''s.
EdSsr6's stock n grGrtr.s, hardware,
poUSen.-~, grccrSsai-, r'. n'iis.
hrr~ .hg,s, r.il ro!s, &c. = uH-ur, .-std
hr Cr.lity and ,SpIpuc-S, ari persons dc'ir-
ins to lsEcl.-:c will say. money by hu!ing
Of ri;r.
f-~, co"t,s and sugar, OF all kinds Al
sfimk"In''.
k.rA;uis:, ,nf all Others Saving rse 'or
ez,,s srlir!r% % l.ubric,'ine Oil. c-n oh'tu
tie ssm, b. csliincst A. 4. rnts Drur
store. Nsrr.1'ct entirely IRE -c1 .,na
and other imvuri;i,.--only IS etHi. !,r sal.
II sor .a,i s,od Iat;go, or .ny e.ler
dye .tn.t, - 10 Dents.
s,r'. sug,r, cr--us, r''irs, se., n
EdwHs..
Fresh ora1Ses and lsrons At Btinkm'n',
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~ SLEcrlos T,cS.7..-P.r,o

~ cLEcrlos TicS.Ts.-P,r,ons
desirIp. tickets for tee spprOsching
ms.itp.l .r geU-rsl elections can
s.,. teen sri-t,a st fh;s office on very
r..s-n.b!. "Iss. Oar frisads ia tie
nrigssr:irg c"us,ics sill please maze
4 note Q. tsis. Il will ne rrt%sSibsred
'h.s til. T-;. on the proposed eonstita-
tioBsI a..rs..yut viii he taken oil tht
2fts i-.i. a. tsis ia the l1lh, lhose
st- ..-' BET yet procured tickets had
better 10 ~ al Cnec.
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cCTsE rorr,sr We understand
that Mr. Parker, who for some yesr'
pa,t hm e,rTicd &C the msnuinctsr. q
csrtheassr. at Jan. lev. contcmplates
moving to this place or Buckhsnnon
Ne think Mr.. Parker will readily per-
ccive that he can do mach l.rI-r snd
more profitable business in Weston
than at any point in Ur'hur. 'nd Te
therefore sdrise Lin 10 coH. here
Other manufactures are springinE up
in oar midst. snd our town is now one
Of IL. most desirable business locations
in the State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

A WEsTeS AND BucxnAxNoX.-
We learn bya privSte letter from Rev
Patrick Murray, The Baptist minister
Sho oiiieiatrd here dasius the prstrs7.
TED meeting held last winter, will
Breach ct this piece "a Sunday, the
BIRD inst aud 1t Bne&Lauuou on the
Sunday following We knox that The
many friends of Mr Murray III this
section will gladly avail themselves of
tie FTi'ilbss OF h.atiag him once
uUre.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

R- Personal General George
A Jackson, formerly Clerk Of the
Uircui, Court of this county. is now in
town, visiting his relatives The tier
cral hss suffered severely from i'll
health Of late, aud seeks The old
place" for the !sa,it o the pure
Il, which caBAot te found in our rail-
rsss tn~ns.
Es-BALGu,s -Eile silk warp al.
p.-r. Al Porer joins n's.-Work-
inz co.i-. 81 GEMS e.:h, at Porter
.lunl,.n'. "A I.r:, stock If h,ys'
,u,rmrr rI"'h.ng, lrom q 10 s. per
suit. at Juhnso "a new stock Of
mems ksts-.hear. II
Po,r,K JnnN,oSs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

EyA GooD C..NcE.-Thcss Of oar
rssd'rs = 10 ere - .rrr,rt will have {.
Sfsu''s ch'scs to '',ile up during the
aPrro'ehinE ;-r.n !; Court. Use in.
pret,ion th.; hI. heretofore rrsT.iird,
thsi printers lived os air. Is ,rror.oua
We i.vs fron .c,usl experience ts4t
'h"y c.n sorry beei-s;eak Nth as
mscs :rscs AZ ssy farner in the
cOus.y.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

R,s iirgisjs
atRu,Ss bed in the e'crks Office Of the
cir,Ui; court VI Lewis COGnty, on the Fist
Soni4y in April. lsii.
Nary J. Hays, pi.iniI:,
~. In cAsrceTy.
John soErow'I heirs,
&c. DEFENDANTS.
TIVE nE,,ct Of this'uit !, 20 oht.in de-
crrr assigning to n. p'siu;is her dover
!. /. r,r.r;n lot Of trcsGd, :ud the arpor
,rnsncts. living in The coHn'y Of I.sis, rssr
iSs Ia~u Of ls"e Les.
AMI Appearing hr affidavit fled Ma; tie
deitHaIU!. \ iliism q. !cIlO~sy aud Mar
i'm tlcIlo-sr s7c not residents u hi. slsie.
and ,lr-y rot appearing. il IL c-&c:ri hat
;trcy 40 .ri-4r here sIthiu nre moth after
,'re d.re Of Ire frs, publication Of hi: 0:t.g,
ant DO ,hst rl.y 10 Necessary to project
their iu,sres.T in this Sus
copy-'eS.e:
yOrS q. IA cNSOs. CLERK.
G. !. Arnold, attorney srrillr-T