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san Francisco, Jane /, lS7l.
Or. \. VI. IOryea & Co: For several years ]
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arm and shoulder. rendering me unable TO
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cure in few days. l took only twO-thirtlS of
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June Z. LNtls
Or. \. VI. IOryea & Co: ] was attacked with
"A severe case of rheumatism. In was in my
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All the Joints of my body suffered great pain
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your INK Weed Remedy. and 10 Immediately Y
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ricncc, the boS; remedy for rheumatism known.
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tribuior To- the "Wiilamette Farmer and Sec
rotary of the Oregon Horticultural society:
OswegO. OREGON. March ., ISL.
DR. \ NJ I.oryea: some four weeks ago was
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ounce bottle OF the "Unk Weed Remedy" by
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gone the rheumatism was gone. From my
own experience. and from what ! have heard
others saw who have used the INK Weed, l
believe il to be a certain cure for rheumatism.
Nnur, raenerifuLlN. 4. R. SHIpLEl.
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East Portland, April :, ISL.
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r., TOWN TALK.-Thc roads

Es- TOWN TALK,-Tho roads
are in fearful fix. Mud has tho best
of tho fght,-A meeting Of the citi-
zcns Of Taylor county was held at
Grafton last Saturday to take steps for
tho removal Of the State Capital.
Mr.. p NJ. Hale has the contract for
clearing and grubbing 50'aCres Of the
Asylum grounds. He will commence
operations shortly Skinner
is fixing up bis rOsidencc-cyinsin cling
his taste for comfort md neatnesS
Some Of hisn oighbOs would do well
to follow his example. next
session of the West Virginia Confer
ouco of the NJ. 4, Church will be held
in Wheeling March 9th. 1t ig esti.
mated that about two hundred minis
tiers will be prescnt.-Thc year of
wonders has arrived. We have an
actual cash subscriber in Masachu.
sets. The town Of Union, Monroe
county, Ii to have now Democratic
paper, 1t is to be called the Border
IIdtehmm, and edited by Ebert
Fowler, late of the Bristol Neps,-~
Since our last issue a good many old
friends have visited our town, nmOug
whom we noticed Hon. ". ID. Rolly-
sou, of Braxtou, and w G. L Totem,
Esq, of Upshur, Good locks prevailed
among,them all.--"Eit you with a lin
eur" has been worn out by the street
boys, and put brass nose on you"
is now coming into vogue.--Cl0rks-
burgers complain that their chickens
arc roublcd with somnambulism
They walk of in their sleep and never
come back,-Itis very generally con-
coded these days by the little people:
that Santa Claus is cool sort Of a fol-
low, and has great presents Of mine.
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S CHRISTMAS DAY IN WEsrON was
rather a lively one, Scarce had the
Asylum clock struck the hour of twelve
on Sunday night when the boys COM
mencsd their racket, and from that
time until Christmas Day, 1871, was
numbered with days past, the furore of
guns, pistols, anvils, and gun powder
in every shape was unceasing. Early
in the morning (befOre day, the Cor
net Band were cut, playing Mt dilercnt
points in town, and never did music
sound moro beautiful. Undoubtedly
the Band CxccllCd any of their previous
efforts, aud loud were the praises which
,aluted them on every hand. Every
body was, as usual, wsariSd to death
at the unceasing cry Of christmas
Gift," and many were tho lodges played
to avoid being caught. The candy and
nOtiOn stores carried on a brisk bust
nes.-and We wager that Icores of
tooth and stomach achcs have been the
result thereof. In the afternoon, the
children Of the NJ. +. Sunday School
we're provided with an entertainment
at the church. and had very interest
ing time. Short addresses wcrC made
BY Rev. I. NJ. Hughes and Mr.. W.
L. Dunnington; and after being lib,
orally supplied with good things, the
children were dismissed. Just as the
shades Of evening set in the Band
again made its appearance, and for two
or three hours cnlivcned tho spirits Of
all who heard it. We arc glad to state
that at several places their efforts we're
substantially appreciated. Whisky,
towards evening, manifested himself in
almost every corner. Fifty "plain
DRINKS" would be a moderate estimate
Of the number. However, they were
allVprOtty "quiet drunkS," and tue day
passed Of without any arrests. We
have since learned that two or three
fights occurred in which ono or two
persons paid the piper" by seriously
damaged fgurc-ho,ds-sono blood aud
hair lost, but no boncs broken.
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re- A Harry NEw YEAR TO ALI.
We have been resident Of Weston
for one year, and are more than pleased
with cur social and business intercourse
with the inhabitants; for our equa-
nimity has been undisturbed, and our
happiness unalloycd by single disa-
greeable occurrence, and if Weston is
as well pleased with US as we are with
Weston, why then We propose to make
this our future home, that We may en-.
joy all the advantages for which Yves.
ton is so famous. To our patrons and
customers we extend a grateful ac-
neutrality-suspicious. their generous en-
enlargement, and liberal support
during the past year; by close atien.
ton 10 business, fair.dcaling, and good
bargains we hope to merit your we'll
wishes and a liberal share Of your pat.
ronage for the future.
PORTER JOHNSON.
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M" A CARD Weston, January Isl.
i beg most respectfully to tender TO
the citizens of the county my most stu
cG-e thanks for the generous patronage
they have bestowed upon me during
the past year During 1872, as here
tofore, my efforts will be directed to
plrasingm customers, and trust that
all Edo may be satisfactory to them,
To the energy of the builder of my
new store, Mr.. z, NJ. Hale, ON in
lebtcd for much of my success during
tho closing days of the uld year If
you want house built well and a
short notice, by all means call on Mr.
Hale.
Trusting that my efforts to please
will always meet your appreciation,
am, very truly,
r. BmSKMAN.
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The RAlLnoAD.-Wo regret to learn
that a very backward spirit is mani.
tested am ong some Of tho parties
through whose lands tho Northern
and Southern West Virginia Railroad
will pass, to give the right of way.
II they are determined to live and die
depending upon a six horse team for
all Communication with tho outside
world, this will do well enough; but
We suppose them to DO men Of pluck
and enterprise, aud expect them TO
come up to the work. There may be
exceptional cases, where to give tho
right Of way would be great loss I;
and in such instances We know tho
company will not ask 1t If We want
railroad, We must do something 10
help It along. God helps those who
help themselves"
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Rg' CGEDlrABLE.-With especial
pleasure we make note Of the fact that
those Of our people who are able, were
not forgetful Of their poorer neighbors
during the recent holidays. Nlany in-
stances Of true Christian charity be-
,smO known to US. The givers may
( So well satisfied that these deeds Of
9 will be registered to their credit
'cr There" aud that God will amply
az such demonstrations of that
.yealcst of all the Christian virtues
ourriiy.
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RT BALTIMORE PNoDucE MrR.
cnASrs.-We had the pleasure during
the past week of forming the acquain-
tsnee Of D. G. Mohler, Esq, Of the
FIRM Of Gxinn, ,lOhler 4 Co, Balti.
more. This gentleman is travelling
through our country in the interests Of
his house. The firm deal extensively
in Butter, Lard, Cheese, Eggs, Roots,
Dried Fruits, &c and persons dcsir-
ing to ship anything in this line can
fad no fsirer or more reliable firm ID
.bo Monumental City than the ono re-
hrrsd to above, Their place Of bust
pew 10 at SO South Eutaw Street
Any information desired will be cheer.
fully furnished by tho firm.
dec4.4.
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Aartit6.

ELLISON-SKEGGS-on Thursday, De-
ceNber 22nd, at the residence of the bride,
by Elder Henry l.angford, Mr., Mark: Ellison
to Miss S amanila J. skcggS, all Of Harrison
county.
lYER-MoRRTSoH-on Christmas day,
al the residence Of Mr.. Adm ]. liver, by
DR.. John l.. Rhca, Mr.. Christian b. LIVER 10
Miss Mary L. Morrison, all of Draztou Co.
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GE- "HoG STATISTICS Mr.. Peter
Hull, of this county, killed, short
time ago. a young hog which netted
46G2 pounds. 1t was Of tho stock
raised by Mr.. Israel Simmons, who is
noted for having the best Of every kind
Of farm animals
Mr.. Marcellus White killed two
hogs, one of which Melted 1851 pounds,
and the other 1901,
Mr.. Perry White killed one which
Noted $50 pounds. The three last
mentioned porkers were but 90 months
old. Their slayers arc anxious to know
il anybody can beat them. Braxton
and Gilmcr arc included in the chal.
longO.
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EJ- IIovss BuRSED.-A house sit
ultcd upon the lands of Dr.. Bland, up
Town Run, was burned to tho ground
on tho 9lst uLt. The building was
occupied by a colOrOd man named Dick
Vaughn. Dick came to town on tho
day mentioned, but on his return home
found his dwelling heap Of shoulder
lug ashes. The contents, which were
Of right smart" value to Dick, were
also destroyed. 1t is not known bow
the fire originated.
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Ey- TUE NV Applrroy.-The sal

f.'- TUE NEw ADDIrloy.-Tho sale
fonc acre Of land by Dir. A. Smith,
9, to George P. Oliver, Esq, from
&, farm of Mr., Smith, at the lower
a Z 4 Of Town, was completed last week.
y he price paid was $500, This is tho
first OF what We have no doubt will be
a valuable addition to our village. A
man eau live with great deal less cost
asd much more ease in such n place
than right in the midst Of town; and
we are informed that several persons
have "sot their eyes" upon tho acres
adjoining that purchased BY Mr.: OH.
yer.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Charles D. Hall, admin
islrator, with the will
annexed, Of VIM. p.
Raymond, deceased, and
Joseph Hutchinson,
VS..
Thomas L. McCray, Ia
his own right, and as
administrator with tho
will annexed Of James In Chuncery
McCray, deceased, YIN.
G MOCray, Samantha $.
DlcCray, YIN. W.
Hutchinson, and Indiana
j., his wife, Minor II.
McCray, Delilnh McCray
and ]. W. Heavier, ad.
ministratOr dc bsnis non
of Robert McCray deed
TIME SAID PARTIES ARE NOTIFIED
that under m order Of reference made
6y the circuit court Of Lewis county In this
cause, on the 18th of November, 1911, The
undersignedS commissioner Of said court,
yill proccCdSo the 9th day of February,
1872, At my Office In said county, to settle
and state the accounts Of Thomas l.. MeCray,
MS administrator with the will annexed Of
james !MCray, deceased, including all as
acts which have gone into the hands Of said
administrator, whether arising from. the per-
sonnl or real estate Of said decCdcnti TO as
certain and report what lands, II any, have
been sold by said administrator under the
will Of james McCray, and the proceeds
thereof and what part ofsuch proceeds
went into said administrator hands, and
IL any part Of such proceeds remain unpaid,
what amount, aud from whom DUE what
personal property Of said decsdcnt went into
the hands of Dclilah ACCray, his widow, the
value thereof, and whether the same or amy
part off yet remains in kind, so as TO be
reached and ubjsrted 10 the payment Of tho
said dcccdents debts what lands owned by
james Nc Cray at hlI death ara liable 10 the
payment of his debts; what estate, real OF
personal, Is III the hands OF his children ~
dCvisecs, legntCes or heirs subject TO the pay.
msnt of his debts, and the value thereof, aud
IL there be any distinction in the same as tc
the order In which such estate Is liable, tC
report the same what legacics any OF hi,
lcgntees have received, and thu value thereof
also TO ascertain and report the the debts
against the estate Of James AcCrAy, and theil
priOrtiCs, together with any md oil olhel
matters which may he deemed pertinent OIL
the parties may require.
Dated this 18th day of December, 1911,
W. II. BYRNE,
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INSURE YouR PWoPERrY.-Wc would
advise all who have not an insurance
upon their property to apply at once to
Il. A. Edwards, as be represents three
Of the best companies in the State, and
all should feel a pride in sustaining the
institutions Of their own State, aud more
especially so when they find companies
that are SO relidSle and prompt Us those
represented by T, A. Edwards.
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ES- BILLIARD CLuD.-As one ofthC
evidences of the progress Of our town,
We arc instanced 10 the formation oil
billiard club by some Of our citizens,
and the purchase by them ola hand
some billiard table, recently put up by
a frst.class carpenter who resides in
this village. Tho Club is private
affair, aud tue table is used only by the
members.
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China cups and saucer. a! Johu,On's.

NJ TAX PAYERS will take no.
tico that after this, the LIST day Of Jan.
uary, 1879, there will be interest on
taxes, and persons wishing to avoid the
extra expense, will save it by calling
at the Shcriif's Office, on Main Street,
in Weston, where they will bs dealt
with kindly.
A. W. wooDF0RD, Sheriff.
FESTus WILLIAMS, Deputy.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CNancern

SS'A NAAgaiSA''@ANs - 49, aNA|'
NORTH IicsicN Bank Of
Iiryinia
u.s. In Chancey
Samuel L. HuySMo.'r,
heiss and stleT,
and
Richard p. Cmdm)
and others,
rs. Ia ChmcGy
Pcrcgri"c N'ysmdoM-
ers,
Notice Is hereby given 10 the parties 10 tue
two above styled raustsr aud I'll others in.
,Orrsicd, thai pursuant to DEGREES rendered
in said causes at tie August term, 1870,
and at the November term, ISL, Of TIVE Cir
cnit Court of Gilmcr county, the under.
signed, special Commissioners, will, on the
LIST day Of February lS72, at the law office
Of Fleming 4 Bennett, in the town OF Glen
Vile, Gilner county, West Virginia, proceed
TO ascertain and report all the judgments
and other licnsnow existing aud in force and
I'm paid against Samuel L.. Hays, now de-
CcascG' or against ,illl nNu o.iicrs ~ the hrsi
named cause, 'QgGNer WIN Tue nature aud
character 81 SuShI'ggs, ana ihSfeIaIIIc dates,
pHoriues ana dign'liSs thcreoir ana 'owhom
payable Also all iNc real estate owned by
ihe sad Samuel t' lIhys az the dates oisuch
Judgments aad other liens respectively, or
when ne has since acquired aud where such
real estate Is situated Also all the judy
ment' anI othGr ,iras now EXISTING and Ia
force against The defendant Pere2rinc Hays,
or against BIN any Others IN the second
named taIsG, loEVlNcr WIN ,he amounts,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
j. NJ. Boggs, admins.
traitor dc bOnis non, with
tho will annexed Of John
p. Byrne, deceased,
vs.. III Chancery
A. G. Hale, administra-
tor of the estate of w. G.
Pirrson, deceased, W. G.
Persons heirs & others.
THE PARTIES IN TIE ABOVE
named cause, and all Others interested,
viii take notice that in pursuance of decree:
rendered in said cause al the March and al
the November terms, 1871, Of the circuit
court of Lewis county, the undersigned COM
missioner, will, on the 18th day Of Februa'
ry, 1877, at his office in the town Of Weston,
Lewis county, West Virginia, proceed
LIST, To audit, state and settle the account!
ola. G, Hale, administrator Of ". &. Pier.
son, deceased.
End, To hear proof of all debts existing
HgRinStIthe C.tatc Of the said W. q. Pier.
son, deceased.
jruj 10 hscerWln VI WHAT Ithl eBlh.s lHC
said W. G. Picfson died seized or entitled,
and whether the same can be so divided Us to
set apart the dover estate Of the widow OIL
the said ". G. PiersOn, in kind.
tits also provided by the first mentioned
decree that tic creditors Of the said Nv. G,
Picrson be convened by publication in the
RcStOn DENOCRAT,a newspaper published
in Lewis county, and be warned 10 appear
and prove their debts, upon pain Of being
denied the right of charging the same upon
the estate of the snid " G.. Person, dec d.
Aud 1t Is also provided by the decree last
mentioned that notice OF lifetime and place
Of taking said accounts, when published
once week four successive weeks, in SOm(
convenient newspaper, shall be taken and
held equivalent to personal service Of sucl
notice on the parties to said suit, or any o
them.
II from any cause the execution ofsNd ref
rrcnce be not commenced or being com
menced and not completed on the daJ
named, the same will be adjourned from dn,
10 day and time to time uutil completed.
Given under my hand, this 2lst Of Dcccm
Der, 1871 WM. L. HUNTINGTON,
jan Lit Commissioner.
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ne DN, JOHNSTON. Persons de-
string to see DR.. Edmistou will make
note ofthO fact that his Office is ow at
his residence, on the property formerly
owned by DR.. I. B. Camden.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors of ThaddeuS p. Wal.

do, deceased
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
the circuit court Of the county OF Lewis,
made in cause therein pending, TO subject
the real estate Of thesnid Thaddcus P, Wal
do to thu payncn toihis debts, you are re-
CURED to present your claims against the
said ThaddCus P. Waldo for adjudication to
W. II. Byrne, commissioner, at his office in
the said county, on or before ths eth day Of
February, 1872. -.
Witness, John c. Jackson, clerk Of said
court, this 2sth day Of December, ISL.
JOHN G. JACKSON,
jan Let Clerk.