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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
Proposals.


PRoPosALs.
UrtrEp STATS Hsomrrn'a OTTTcg,I
CohHEn HousroF AID uREEFa Sra.
PEgp..s WI b. reserved q 81. os; ' sni noon
" ~ ~. ay 81 Asss, gTgro oS Tssso'ss
as7'''.F1 iniOrias'i0H aVVJ Y ihs ygg,TSll,,iE
'i,w Hi,or Of Ensiu.sr.. Bvt asi Geo., TT's.i.
- PoBA ~ =
~, D Srsdg MICH ranj aiy II, ii sS
Proposals. glll Be rsosvsd 81 tnig oss uatii y N.
e. .sss Sosd sSs ~ bs oss: foIs g, ~
s. 9e ~ hen 18th ssIsIsd ~, con ,
sS.. ~ \. Cruz sgs. ,E,sn:SS " AZ r.
Hsdsfsispsd, either II person OF by NAIL Wv
ssssii.S Z q: bi.i'isL '' GEN. u . A. wv W
pRoPosALS IoR OonsIRggTIsG LIGHT.
OrTiCE LluHr HOuHE ENufNHHR, 4
n. DErRorT. HIca., JAY " l@S
o. t~S usqPSs x s - ssS s ossss &
BE- tepsysd ~ this oiAee unti y M Of Tuesday, The
foi piss. sp,saci ion. avd cher Information con.
e Ss -GTs Sd S q Iss
HnGinssr. Eleventh District DstrOis glgbs
Major Of Euslnssrs, Byt. Bris. Sss. b. ga,
i'm EnGineer Eleunth 4. n. District
MEL OF THE DELAwkRE RfVER,
UHfrED braIEs suaTrEER'a OTTicu,l
No. l1o OuEsrTuT RTRHHT, !
PufLApn1.fHIA. Pa, Jplg 8, Ls7l }
beaied proposals., In duplicate, made % Tormh Sup
pllsd from this ofaoe With oopyof this Adysrtlks
uuul o'eloot. p. M, rHu HBOAY, August a. 1870,
pslssass river below rreaidn near Psrluis islandi
oo cubic yarda, more or less, Of sand, gravel, small
stones or looas material.
Forns, spsciaosilons, 2o viii be sappiod frsua This
once. Who're msp Of the ioosltJ may Al!o BE- sssa,
~ lieut. Oolonsl Of Kngineers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

pHUFUbhIb FUh DHhDBINU.
u. g. ENatNEER OTTicE,l
TiuAD hTohK. UNION BANK BUuDiHo,
HANnrTn, mEAn CHAHIBa BrnEEr,
BAL1Ihonl. ND. july s. 1e7a
PrJposala are Invited for DREDGING Uhaunal near
Be aqaled IL duplicate, lndorsod on putade, aad 40
compAnied By oopy Of thin advertisement, will DO
received until noon Of August d fsi7, and viii be
gPsnsd 10 tee minutes thereafter In prrsSnos o. such
bidders as may Wish TO DO prssenE
The material b easily removed. There is no rook,
The ehAnnel Y not 70 eHeeod sofon feet In dspth At
mean low water. The locality IL ahsltured.
Hpacihoations, forms 81 proposal, and any dea red
tntornltlon 70 ~ had o. application A this 0floe.
WA. 2. ORAI0HILL,
bo Ma3or ot'Ensinesra, y. 4. Aimy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
PRoPosALs ron PEEDgNG NEAR PETERS,

DROPoBALs FOR DREDGING NEAR PETERS.
BUhG, VA
UNITED brATEa HNontEEn OFF1CE,
THmD BronY, UHIoa BAAE BUILDING,
BAHErrH BTREET, NEAA OHAAI.EH,
bALTIMonE, Nd, July ., lhlA
PropoaAls are invited for Dredging and TemoyinE
about 1900 cubic yards Of Sand, Mud. 40, from the
burg, Virginia,
Proposals. viii state pEos per Eard for material mSA-
gQred 10 beOrs, including excavation and removal ;
kind and number Of maohlnes proposed 70 be used !
time Of beginning; average daily amount Of sIoATa-
ton.
PToPoaAlA 10 DO sealed, 10 duplicate, Endorsed on
outside, l0rma furnl.hsd from thla ONCE, Lsoou-
eolySd until noon Of August ls12 and Will Be opened
in i've minutes thereafter In such bidders
- may Wish 10 be present.
Toe right 70 reject any bid Is reserved,
foymA OF proposals, HpoahoAtions and Any other Do
o1ioe. WIN. p. ORAIGHIlI,
jnl6 Major Of EnGinoorn, U. 3. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

DRoPoBAIS FOR WALLS. ..
HEApoUlRTFRs DEPAArMEHT or IHR BOUfHl
OTFIoE OHtEF 0UAnllniLAnrEn, y
IOUIbyILLH, KY, July q l6lA
Sealed proposals., 10 trip noato, with the usual re-
q1ifGmSntg, will DO received Al this olicn pntil
WEDNEBpAS ne Mth q Augpst lgia, " e,cloob,
" story stone brick lodgos At the National Osms
teTles Al the following places, via:
KuOHVillo, Tonn6aaoei
PittsbuTK Landing, TonnssssSi
Damp Nelson, Kentucky
Plans and hpoolhoatons for the lodge oAn be aosu
~ this once and ~ The oooa Of tho Acting Assistant
QuaTtamAataFuAt yhAttAnpOEA ronnsHsos, And Lsba.
non, Kentucky whore all the particulars with regard
% the work VIII be oheerlulB given 10 bidders either
BY calling In person or By letter
The bids thopld be addressed to the Chief Quarter.
master Department Of the south, and marx I'd on the
envelope, Proposals. for Lodges ~ as the
| 1aae may be. JAMHR A, RKIN,
Deputy QqSrtsTmAEtsF General, U, g. A., Ohiei Quar-
master, Dept South, va
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Proposals.

Il
49,. i 20, = :
PhOfOSAlS bOh SUPPLIES.
49, biopN gIrI, Iowa, Jp'y -, lsl2
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, are invited until ~
ss.eaeG sk95sa, 70 p delivered At Government ware
houses IN thla gig BY August y, viz.
Einsiy bAtrels Mess Pork, ons Iron hoop On ssoh
eng n " Bacon, olsls adee, part In Eqnnles;
gOuoV IDS DOUBLE eIuAA nigh ground, well dreslpd
tlouI made Of tpring WHEAT packed In round hobp
9ah baIrss iul held lined o. double !Aokh unside
tHnled cotton, outside gunnL and tied At oornenl,)
oontaining 10y lb; net, 70 BE- equal 70 sample 70
thla 1mosi b.y1 IDS, DRY hArd eoap' made OF good
mAteilA reg from clay, soluble Glaas or other adul
teIAtons and ohensiFo odor' PACKED 10 boHss, well
atf1pped. a..
q Useal o9pdluons ~ 70 inspections, 1e, imposed
hAuaptoa OF nout ano soap m,iist accompany blda
sbH IhOn' v. PULLMAN " h' u D. A
nROpOSAIR FOR DRRDGINO -
-
H. a RHauuFEn,a OFTtur
Con BRuHH N AEp ,JEYrIhsoH ~
bsTRoiP MtSJ mi III is5S9'"
b ssisS SSI IN SaS q S r
DAY OF Auguat, ls79 for dredging 81 Tho haTbor Of
Oheboygan. Mich. For infoI nation upon the uubiDot
nDDlV. altman In mr. nv latfnr. N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
mAMnIKn.

THQMPsON- BURHEs.-on the lat instant, BIZ
hs!, lather btousstrlsh DAcHAAtAH THpMPaoH
aad Mis- ELtzAnHrn n. BUhNEs, both Of this oiiy
HILLER- 0OQDRIOH, Ii Qeorastovu, d. o, on
Win VI 90 W. R i 4, 5io sss oH''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
ON MARRIAGE.

,HAPPY RELTEF FOR YOUNG MEH IRON
he ydse,s q ErfOu aud Abusss IN ssrly NE Mar.
hood resiorpd. Nervous debility cured fmpadlasnta
y hart,age rsuiqfed rsp method Of irgatmsnL
New and renarl abls rsuIsdisa Boots and OiFouiaTs
Addruss HoWAhD ABBOUIATIoN. No. . Boath
Hlnth street, Phiiadephia, Pa :. aoqlRm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

AN ACT TO authorize the establishment Of
Be automatically no Leqisldtioo assembly qfihe
District Of COluDlbid, That tho Board Of
Trustees Of the Public Schools Of tho city Of
Washington be, dthey are hereby aulho-
rized 10 establish four additional secondary
echoolB In each school distrlct
Approved June %, 1879.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
quo RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
DAMS AND pYKER.

u. g. RnanuEB OEFicE,l
No. 4 PUBLIC LANDnla,
CIHopfHATI, July l. lBI2.
Sealed pnopolals In duplicate, Will b rsoelvsd al
thie once until looock on MONDAY tbs bth day
Of August, i5IA for fufniahlng and putting IN place
the necessary material for the construction Or repair
Of Dams and Dykes, on the Ohio river. a. follows:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

AN Act In relation 10 condemnlng alleys In
tho county Of Washington.
Be u eHdcted by te,Lsgisldiioe Assembly Of
Tie District Of Columbia, That the Board Of
Public Works be, and they are hereby, au-
thorized to condemn and open alleys In the
county OF Washington, upon the pfesenta-
ton Of 0 plat Of tho alley TO be opened, aG-
'eompanled BY petition Of q majority Of the
property owners Interested In said alley.
Approved Juns 90 1872.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
An ACT TO prescribe the powers and duties Of
CJmmiEslOners OF Deeds.

manufacturers OF Deeds.
Blunaoted by he LegisldiiBs Assembly Of
The DistriotOf Columbia, That commissloneTs
Of deeds for the District OF Columbia in the
states, shall have the same power possessed
by notarles public, resident In said District,
TO take and certify 70 Acknowledgements OF
deeds and cOnveyRnces for the transfer Of
real property within said District, and 10 ad-
minister Oaihs and atiirmations, and such
deeds and cOuveyances shall DO admitted 10
record among the land records OF the District
OF Columbia, In the same way and with the
same effect as though tps Acknowledgements
thereof had been taken and certified 10 by
notaries public resident In said District
1, ApproyedJune 20, 1872.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

AN ACT for tho relief Of james II. Meade 70
damages sustained by the falling Of wall
and for other purposes.
Be- Il enacted Gy DC Legislative Assembly o
DE District Of Columbia, That the sum 0
three hundred dollars be, and the same !
hereby, appropriated out Of the general fund
not Otherwise appropriated, 10 enable tn
Governor 10 pay 70 James II. Meade for dam
ages sustained 10 his property by teArlnl
down a wall after the Are at Walls opera
house by authority OF the Fire Commls
slOners.
Bee. 2, And bs Il further eidcied, ThH
In consequence OF new and additional dutle
having been imposed upon the treasurer OF III
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund, the sun
OF eleven hundred dollars Is hereby appru
pTiated out Of the general fund, payable 70 "
Kelly, treasurer.
Approved June 20, 1874
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
An AcrfOr the relief q Frederick W. Berg.

An ACT for the relief Of Joseph Parrish.
Be Il enacted by The Legislative Assembly
Of he District Of Columbia, That the sum OF
two hundred aud forty-slK dollars aud dityr
seven cents be, and tue same Is hereby, aPpro-
priated out of the general fund, 70 enable the
BoardOf Fire Commissioners 10 pay 70 Joseph
Parrish for services rendered as acting fore
man at number one engine-house from Feb
ruary first to April thlrtleth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-two, inclusive.
Approved june %, 1872.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

An Acr In relation 10 q map OF the county
OF Washington, District Of Columbia.
Beiu eRdoted By he Legislative Assembly
Of the District Of Columbia, That the Gov
eTnor OF the District Of ColumbiA cause 10
be published, from material on ile In the
office Of the surveyor OF the county OF Wash
ington, District OF Columbia, proper and
correct map Of the county onislde u Wash
lngton and Georgetown, District Of Columbia,
and that a sufficient amount Ia hereby APP
propriated TO defray the expenses Of the
same.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02
E(sg5EllIBPglSgFgg5
What Shall We Dol
JAcKsOxyILLr, Noy. FL.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov, ".
TO he Editor Of The Democrat.
am not little surprised at your
in.errogatory us to "What former
Democrats should do under the present
circumstances" infer that You ad.
init as true all that 1 asserted in my
last letter; and iftkat is the case, tue
way is clear. Ny proposition is this :
There Is now but one political organi-
zation in the United States, and that is
the Republican party, or that party
zee are nOD members in spite Of our.
selves our past acts and votes arc
proof enough ofthis. Surprising you
say you won't DO a Republican, where
will you got Iuto the arms Of what
other party will you ayl Take facts
as they stand, Mr.. Editor, and rest
easily (if you CAM upon tho tomb Of
Demoeracy-upon the mournful couch
which fortuiIOus circumstances and
Democratic "lcaders" have made for
US. I'VE. the Liberal Republicans Of
the United statssH-do you rccollect
the declaration oflho Baltimore Dem.
Ocratic" ConycntiOni Don't suppose
that anu growing at this state Of
things. Not II But I am simply
suggesting" for your benefit aud The
good Of others. In conclusion: Yon
are in Rome DO As THE RUaASs DO
You are in fuct (and mean now all
former Dsntocrats) a Republican So
torment US no more with the CORY locks
Of the dead giant--let his renaius rest
in peace. But let US, hand 10 hand
with all who care not to DO cruci6ed to
tho dead things Of earth, march on to
the future greatness tha. is,wiihin our
reach, EXCELSIOR.
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county, Is 90 the eve Of retirement
from the Bench, therefore
Resolrd, That the Bar and officers
Of tue said Court and the citizens Of
tho county part with Judge BRowS
with sentiments Of high esteem, and
most heartily recognize the ability,
dignity and courtecy with which he
has uniformly and imparIIally presided
over the Court.
ResOlred, That the Chairman Of this
meeting present a copy Of these pro-
Cccaings 10 the Circuit Court, at It's
present session, with request that the
same may be spread upon the records
Of the Court. Aud be it further
Resolrea, That the Secretary pre-.
sent a copy Of the samC to Judge
BROwS.
On motion Of Colonel G b Con.
rad, tue Secretary was directed to send
a copy Of the proceedings Of this meet.
ing 10 the Editors of tho Weston DEN.
oCRAr and Raveuswood EeWs, with a
request that the saluu DO published.
On motion Of Levi johnson, the
meeting adjourned. .......
vs. L Lively. Chairman.
R. G LiSS, Secretary.
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The following arc the latest market
reports We have received;
BEEF CATTLE-prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
beevcs at 6 OOa7 %; generally rated
first quality at 4 75a6 90; medium
or good fair quality at 8 oOa3 10;
ordinary thin steers, oxen aud cows at
. 37u3 90; inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 0 UOa0 OJ-general average
Of the market4 81. ExtrCHe range Of
prices Q 3Ta7 % Most Of tho sales
were from 8 IS to 4 rs per 100
pounds or tue receipts 93 head
came from Maryland, lj0 from Ohio,
1864 from West Virginia. 1881 from
Virginia. and 10 FROM Pennsylvania.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Wc quote
fair to good at 4a6!cts, and good to
extra at 5la6|C per ID gross. Lambs
we quote at . 5Oa4 90 per head, as
TO size and quality.
HOGS-We now quote at I Goa
9 80 per 100 lbs net
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The Weston MINIS.

q We are glad to lean that the new
mill in this place is rapidly approach.
lug completion, aud will, il no unforc,
s9ea accidents occur. be shortly in full
blaot Mr Aspinall, who, by the
way, has almost as much pa,iense as
old Job himself, has worked hard and
faithfully in tue endcavOr to do oil
that be could to accommodate our PEG.
pie, and he deserves the hearty en-.
esuAgrmsnt Of all our citizens. Few
men would have had nerve enough,
after seeing $40, 600 Oftheir property
vanish in few minutes, to star,
'from the ground up 10 the effort Ia
regain tho accumulations Of years.
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A Law Point.

JASE LEw, November 90.
To The Editor Of The Democrat.
lfAc executes bis note to b for $50,
payable in three months, with interest
ut the rate Of - per cent per aunum.
aud fails to pay tho note when It be.
comes due; and d brings suit, can be
collec. interest at u greater rate than
0 per cent?
A note Of the above nature was
given to mo for collection, officially,
aud after 4 careful examination Of
chapter SO Of the Code Of West VII.
GINA, | think that no Court has a
right to render judgment for interest
at greater rate than Q per cent, al
though the defsudan, has contracted u
pay u greater rate. Because tue law
expressly provides that all contracts,
whether made directly or indirectly
for a greater rate Of interest, shall be
void. am aware that It'll thought
BY some that the defendant must plead
and object III order to get rid OF the
excess ofinteress above U per ceu.;
aud that unless he does 50, the Court
ought to render q Judgment Tor inter,
es! according TO tue contract; Out !
ask, why require the defendant to set
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Let U. Have Fair Play.

wtsros, November 81.
IL he Editor Of The Democ rat.
In 1867, when | erected my shop on
Centre Street. | was compelled to build
u pavement in front thereof. A YER
prior to that time, the Southern Church
was built. but US yet no pavement ba.
beOu required at the hands Of the
Trustees Of that building. What IL
sauce for the goose should be sauce for
the gauder, Let US finish up the
work on our main business streets be.
fore We extend our improvements to
the outer limits of tho Corporation.
Jacob ScnNIrr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

Alta meeting OF the Bar aud officers
Of the Circuit Court Of Gilmer county,
and citizens Of tue said county, held
at tic Court House in Chenille, on
this alst day Of November, 1879,
William L. Lively was called to the
Chair, aud Robert &. Linn requested
10 act as Secretary.
IL. F, Fleming, B,q explained tho
object Of tue meeting and on NOTION
The Chair appointed the following
Committee on Resolutions, viz Hob,
ort \ Fleming, H. g. Liun aud
William G.. Bennett, Attorneys, A.
II. Withers, Sheriff, aud @. b. Con-
rad, Clerk.
The Committee reported the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted
wuERkIs, the Hon II s. BGowS'
Judge Of The Circuit Court Of 'h''
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TNEDENOCRaT
MoMAaa, Des, =
CHROMOGRAPHY.

Ihaye recently connected with my
Photographic Gallelya new branch Of
Art, called 0hromography, specimens
Of which eau be seen at my Gallery, on
Main Street, Weston.
Beautiful Oil ChrOmOs, after some
ofthO masters, will DO sold, handsome
,ly framed, for ono half less than New
York prices. Orders received for the
Holidays for Figure Pieces, Land
scapes, Fruit or Flower Pieces.
promptly Eilled. s. Z BARRETT
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HgItenls Here and There.

Aud now Fritz says "du Tor tsm-
i'd nice 'Ousc puilt--nOta sthablel'
We make the proper correction. -
Numerous sharps are perpetratcd at
the eIpsuso Of tho epi.zOOIics ; tue last
Of which is to say that lnau has the
"horse disease" when ho merely
feels bis oats =" This phrase of the
disease is quite prevalent. -Thv
post Office at Walnut Grove. Roane
county West Virginia, is discontinued.
The papers 90 to Spencer post Office.
"A daughter Of Nj. Thuuas
Dolan, Of Sand Fork, was buried on
Sunday, the 24th inst. The funeral
procession was ono Of the largest ever
seen ia ibis country over $50 person.
being in attendance. -The post.
Offices at Masontowu, Preston county,
Hsr,'s Creek, Lincoln county, aud
Puytonu, Boone county, West Virginia,
are discontinued -Amoug the
appropriations recently made BY tbt
Methodist Episcopal Church for Mis-.
sionAry purposes, the SUN OF So, 500
va, applied to West Virginia.
A msjurity of our business men Oh.
served Thanksgiving Day BY closing
their front doors, aud keeping tls back
one, open, a good deal like The sailor
who went Que eye on it."-Juhu
Moore and john Mulleneux, two Of
our stone.cutters who have bsou al.
sent 10 OdiS at work, have returned
hOine for the wintor.--Blobbs
says the wedding ring should be re.
ebriskncd suffer. ring. lie has been
married about three years, don't you
uuderstaud.-The epitooiic is
fearful in the counties near US Squire
Watson was obliged tie return from
Pocahontas last week, on account oil
iis prevalence there. 1t is also said
thl. JUNE Bare's horse, which that
gentleman rode to Virginia a short
time ago, ha, died from liz effects.
THE Bartlett House, III Clarks.
burg, has been rented to a lady from
Pennsylvania named Bumgarncr. The
house |, to be prepared aud painted, and
newly furnished. -CapiainS s. NJ
sonmers, Fairmont lawyer, vel
known to many Of our people, wa
killed by falling down stairs IN Par.
keriburg the other day.--J. b
Roach is appointed postmaster Al
Georgctowu, Lewis county. West yir,
ginis, rice G. P. Hudson, resigned
"A runaway "scrupe" Occarre,
the other day Mr.. James Bean and
Mise Ella Shirey. all Of Gee Lick, il
this county, were the parties -
Z. B. Gbsuvront, Of Braxton, raised I
pumpkin ,hs year weighing 81 pounds,
and measuring . feet and Z inches ia
circumference. Hurah tor BraxtOn
Who eau beat thisf--Tho Cornc,
Baud have recognized their Thespiat
Society, aud will soon offer scyera
new plays to our fun loving people
'---St. 0halfants remedy auC
preventive for the horse dhcasO l
said to be 'just tho thing Try
bottle ifyour horse gets sick IA
ounce Of prevention is better than
pound Of cato."--No Charleston
papers for several days, We iufc
that the "Kauawuyhaw' is a sheet c
ice. in tho midst Of which stSnds tn
s. Of G.--0ur old friend Nj "
j. Bailey killed a hog tue other day
which nCitsd 457 pounds. Pretty bar
TO beat.---A great cal u scknC,
among young children has nanifc.te
itself hoteabouls. MI
Wsynan, Of Gllrksburg, iS cxpCctc
to DO present at the protrlcted usctiu
70 be held at tho NJ =, Church duriu
thi' week
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f1- Where did you &c. tia, beau
tiful ChromO2 At S. u Barrett's
tiallcry-~isn't it a lovely face!

fS A SPLENDID orrER 1t is we'll
known that the regular subscription to
Democrats Monthly lidyd:iac is SO
That We may bling our journal to ov.
cry house III the plpce, We have made
arrangements, BY which VIC arc enabled
10 send 'fnE DENocOAr and Demoies's
!Nnihiy cue year for 81. Dcnloya's
Illustrated Aimthly combines the most
useful, comprehensive and complete
Magazine now issued. It employs on.
y drst class writers 10 all its numerous
departments, including Music, Stories,
Poetry. Household Matters, Arcli.
lecture aud Gardening; aud its Fash
iOas are unquOstiOnably far ahead Of all
others, both for beauty and originality
Democrats .ioa,hIy. for handsome ~.
Biography, heightened literature, and
drst.Class illustrations. fully entities II
to the claim Of being the Model Parl0r
Magazine Of America. In addition to
both Periodicals at The price named, a
Choice from list ofextfaordiuury Pre-.
miums is giycu to each subscriber to
Dem6rsfs AisaNiy9 Among these arc
a Rnc pair Of Chrome Pictures (Falls
of Niagara and Yosemite Falls, J worth
$40; or a good S,erUscope with a
series Of views; besides numerous 9th.
er valuable premiums worth FROM Seto
$40 each, laall3ub
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DLooDED,CATTLE AND SHEEP

A W wo0DroRD ia now agent for HE
n. sale of Fine DioOdcd Sheep, imported
direct from Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. Persons wishing 10 purchase
any ofthe above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, Of Parker B. Goodman
4 liro., Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamb
for $50, or pair for SiO0.
june 10 A.W. woopFoRD.
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f5,1gtH!S;lpaax.
Another Fire,

On Tuesday evening last, Just after
dark. tue plank kiln recently erected
BY Mr. =. NJ. Hslo, on Smiths huu,
was destroyed BY dre-about 10000
feet Of lumber being burned. The
light Of the CONGREGATION was distinctly
visible in town. The lumber de-.
strOyed was destined for the new stores
which Mr.. Hale Is now erecting on
Main Street. Tho cause Of the Gre Is
unknown.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


TT No TlNE TO nE LUsr,-In the
iucipiCut stages Of Consumption, the
Iirst symptoms is generally backing
cough, pains in tho the chest, difficulty
ofbreathing, or oppression of.hc lungs.
Something should DO done at oncC to
check tic cough, alIay aud llcal tho IT,
itated parts. Aliens Lung Bulam
will break up tho cough in au incrcdi.
BILE short time; also prevent tho lorna.
lion Of tubCrclcs. Where tubcrclcs arc
nnco formed, tho disease Is hard to cure.
1t is for sale, wholesale and retail, by F,
NJ. Ohalrunt, who is sole agent for the
coustics Of Lewis and 0ilmer,