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rAUTIuN.-Every genuine box Of DR..
v McLANES LIVER PILLS bears the sig.
nature of FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa,
and their private United States Stamp u
"Take no other. The market is 'ull Of INT
,o,ions Zap 4-6m.
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Capt. Hutohesou Mcdaniel, who has
been on q visit to bis children 10 Missouri
returned to his home in this place, on
Sunday evening.
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Please announce the name Of Lewis Bum.
garner as an independent candidate for The
House Of Delegates. from Mason county.
MANY VOTERS.
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Mr. EplroR:
Please announce me rs a candidate for the
House of Delegates from Mason County. at the
coming election. Dc fohbEs'
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Nh. EpIroR:

Nh. EpIroR:
Please announce me as n candidate for AS
sessor for District No. |, Mason county, at the
ensuing election. =, ,vrs
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D. w. POLSLEY
is an Independent candidate for The ONCE
Prosecuting A,torue, Of Mason county
te-s.
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aug I-4w Special UhmhlNs'OFer
Sale Of Real Estate in the
Lower End Of Mason
County.

Lower End Of Mason
County.
Tn pursuance Of the terms Of decree Of the
ircuit Court OF Mason County, West v'r'
uinia. in a cause in Chancery therein pending
Wherein John 5 Hanlpy ind A A. Hanley
&c were plaintiffs, and G. Sehon, Admins.
TRAITOR Of the estate Of John N Waugh, decd
and Others, were defendants, rendered at the
Nav Term. 1871, the undersigned, Special
Commissioner shall On the
Ord Day Of September, 1879.
nj The Front Door Of the Court House Of said
county, proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, the real estate that John NJ
Waugh, died seized and possessed oil, consist
ing Of four [4] acres with good house thereon,
said sale is subject to the dover right Of Mary
Bolton, former widow of John N Waugh, de.
ceased, upon the following terms: One hali Of
the purchase money cash in hand. ard The bal
ance upon credit of six months. and taking
bond with good security, with interest from
date lor the deferred instalment, and retaining
the title as further security.
''' '''' " Il foMLINsoN.
aug. law, Special Commissioner.
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Mr.. EDlroR:
Please announce me as an Independent can
dida,e for the House Of Delegates.
JOHN N. REYNOLDS.
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Sale Of Real Estate IN the
Lower End Of Mason
County.

County.
TN pursuance of the terms Of decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason County, West ir.
glnia, in a cause in CMncery therein pending
wherein John Bryan was plaintiff nnd Frank
3 Carroll et. ais, were defendants, rendered
at the May Term. 1872, !. the undersigned,
Special Commissioner, shall on the
4th Day Of September, 1879.
at the Front Door of the Court House. OF said
Cous y. proceed to sell Atpnbic auction TO the
highest bidder. the one undivided fourth oi
1853 acres Of land Of which James NJ. Carroll
died seized and possessed Of. bis Interest 63A
acres, subject to the dover right OF Nancy
Shelf. formerly widow of jsmrs ~ Carroll.
decas.d, uoon the following erns: Ont.halt
Of the purch Sc money, cash in hand and the
balance upon a credit N one year taking from
the purchaser bond with good security bearing
interest flom date. aud retaining tie title AS a
further security.
W H TOMLTNS0N.
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Dr.. D. C. Forbes is announced as an
ipdependent candidate for tho House OF
Delegates from this county. The Doctor
is clever goullcmau.
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Sale of Real Estate ON the
Waters Of l3 Mile Creek
i'm Mason County.

TN pursuance Of the Terms Of decree OF the
Circuit Court of Mason County. West Vlr'
ainia, rendered al the May Term. 1872. IN q
Ghaucery cause therein pending in which 2
Sehon, Administrator Of the estate OF EpLralm
Stewart, deceased. was plaintiff and Letha
Stewart, ct. ais, were defendants. The under
signed, Special Commissioner, shall on the
Sd Day Of September, 1879,
proceed to sell at public auction at the Front
Door of the Court House Of Mason County the
one undivided fourth interest Of 53' acres Of
which Ephraim Stewart died seized and an pos, pos,
sessed Of suhjrc, to the dover right Of letha
Stewart, widow of Ephraim Stewart, deceased
upon the following terms: One. half Of the pur
chase money cash in hand and the balance OF
the purchase money upon credit OF twelss
months, taking bond with good security bear
inp interest frslu date. and retaining the title
as further security. ,o,
W. H. TCMLTNS0N,
nuo law. Special Conmisoioner
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Nh. EplToI:
You will please announce me as an indie
peudent candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of
Mason county. u SHkEWSbUhl.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND IN
Putnam Count !

TN pursuance of decree Of the 'irrn, '"oi'
Of Putnam county. West Nrs'hN
rendered al the June Term. 1877, Thereof
cnu.e therein pending on The vhanc'rs N9'l q
said Court, wherein Henry Hull Is ron VAN,
ant and Nancy Thomns in her own rlg'' ','
as administrative OF +. N Higgonbo'ha". ''r-
ceased, was defendant, the UNDERSIGNED Spe'
c;al Commissioner. who was thereby appoint
ed for that purpose, will on the
3Olh Day Of August, w.
proceed to scll at public suction at the From
Door Of the Court House ofssih county, to "
highest bidder. (. certain tract of land H'"i'e
on IS Mile Greek. in said county If pn'gAm.
and containing 100 acres, and being The J,
in compliments bill aud exhibits mentioned.
TERMS:-0nc,third Of thr purchase money
cash in hand, and the residue upon cr'i'' u
six and twelve months. Bond with gooh g"
ruri,y will be required Of the purchaser tor '"'
deferred instalmrnls. hearing nt're 4 ram v
day of sale, and the title will he retained o a
t~r,hsr vecurity ". W BROWN
auv. l-4w. Special oomm'ss'NNrr
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MAnnrEp.-At the residence Of tho
brides father. July 23d, by Rev. Z. A.
Stewart, Mr.. John B. Sanders to Miss
Amanda Knopp; both Of Robinson town
ship.
BY Rev. W. H. Harrison, at the resi-
depce of the brides mother, July 9th,
Mr.. VIM. J. Luton to Miss Mary E. Nc.
Cany; both Of this county,
SEWING MAeuyEs.-L, i. Bronaugh'
ESQ, Of Buffalo, is the Agent for the sale
Of the celebrated Singer Machine, in the
counties of Mason, Putnam, Cabell, Lin
coin, Roane, Jackson, and q part Of IA
navba. This Machine is the very best
manufactured 10 this country, and outselIs
any Machine in the market Those OF
our readers who contemplate purchasing a
Machine would do we'll to wait until Mr.
Bronaugb comes around, and buy from
him. Whoever buys q Singer Sewing
Machine will never regret it, or the money
invested.
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i LilN and Fancy Job Work, executed With
! e' W. w. - THIS cFgl0R,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce. Joseph
Smith Esq, of Jackson, rs the peoples IN
dcpsndent candidate for Judge Of the 7lh
uhis) Judicial district of West Virginia.
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tel.
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HARDWARE We direct the special at
ten,iou of our readers to the card j. NJ.
Kerr &'Co wholesale and retail Hardware
merchants, Gallipolis, Ohio. Their stock
is The arges, and INST complete, 10 that
city, our patrons could deal with no better
House, or more clever gentlemen. Give
them cas.
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VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE
... For 1873.

The GUIDE isnow published QUARTERLY.
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Il
Three important points in the an
nual report of the Postmaster Gener-
q viii aatxast the attention ofs the
public now and call for the acticn Of
Congress hereafter. They are:
l. The recommendation for the
establishments Of ! postal telegraph
system under the control OF the Rov
eminent.
2. The suggestion in favor Of Post
O6se savings banks. go
3. The postal card experiment
for which : special appropriation is
asked. III
Each Of these points involves sever
al questions relating to government
expenditures, the increase Of Offices,
the extension Of tho appointing pow
er aud the convenience Of the pub
lie. IT'D 80
General indications have appeared,
&p1n time 70 time during ~ paet 8
months % show that . stfoue psUpor-
ton Of pressure win be brought TO
bear upon Congress 70 sdopt tie pos
tai telegraph scheme. The Postmas-
ter General devotea 6fteea pagps of
his report to . disquisition On this
s1bjscA 10 the courae 81 which the
principal arguments advanced BY the
most urgent advocates Of the postal
telegraph system IRE supposted bv
references to the present defects and
abuses Of the telegraph, and By an
nou1cement of data derived from
British and Swiss returns.
The whole argsmeat ID rleverly put
together, but the Postmaster General
must expect TO encounter opposition
to'his pee scheme, alike from the COM
panyirs, whose protests were loudly
made last year, and from the public,
Who would be heavily taxed to pay
millions Of purchase money, and Who
have right to be heard before Con-
greas imposes heavy additional bur-
den upon the National Treasury. -
We do mot discuss the question here,
- viii soon come before Con9yese il
: tangible shape, and win then Be the
topic Of general dsbsfc.
The proposition to establish post
ef6os ssvinSs- hank1 isbotse 60 70
bAjsetisn . tha4 ~ essatiar 3 b1stsl
Telegraph system. The banks Of this
kind 10 England during tho past II
years have served thsir intended Dur.
poso effectively, md hsvo sfe1dilv
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The Uniu, Pacific Railroad Com.
pany 10 now building a. Omahs the
largest snow plow ever coasssuoted.
It Win weigh fifty tons, ard viii 81
operated BY three Of the largest en-.
ginca On the road. The tracks on
which it stands are Of unsaeual sias and
have been made expressly for the
purpose. The platform that rests on
them 10 - feet long, ten feat s inches
wide, and i composed Of solid OF
timbers, 8x16 inches. These timbcrs
are secured BY iron bolts which run
crosswise. The inclined side, placed
on the platform, 10 "A feet long, and
inclines at IN angle Of forty-6ve de.
grees. The entire length from the
rear Of the platform to the end OF the
slide i 81 feet. The slide II to be
ironed, and IN immense plow Of the
ordinary shape, rs feet long, II feet
wide and B feet high, s0d covered
with iron 3-16 Of an inch thick, u to
be placed upon it. On tho point Of
the pillow is to be placed IN iron plate
steel pointed and IL feet long and 4
test vide. This plate, Of course, runs
across the track and only ons inch
above it. o fas
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ss.,n.. B1H1UEEY eALE. !,
N01 c,sI 9sa sst; s. !, ss -; S..
ri nbo - - Hjih3nDuy. asasased.
Nf3q II en4 81 nnblie ep4eto9t ~ -
De[e H. &eeel HpeQas 81 ne LII oey
lssis 1 : ID. =. 3 ss.sss. ..
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y !: =: 3 eessAv... x. -.
ID IT, n1an6s uGf4 1urthsAst ~ -. u.
toWnaA1p .. rants4 wsat. With he appar-
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= S6fsy u uhbsf In north wsns Y south.
80 r. -. a1,a1aUn1lnAp "a, sanoe y wsst
vhle6 M - aol1 IN 10 esre lota.
S6e4 90Vo I66A = sn improved sd undes
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Sec1fU6 u Mssiu1oe = e6e prsnAa1ss.
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DR.. A. TRASk'e
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR THE CURE OF
INFLAMNAToRY DISEASES.

DR.. Track was engaged for twenty yeas IN
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.
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Endeavos to take your work quietly.
Anxiety and Ovsrsction are always
the Cause Of sickness and resttsasness.
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will break dnvn. We must ransnbef
that oor battle II to b Won .hy .
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The snow-drifts are big down
East. IN
Boston is crowded with strang.
err.
Lowell, Mass, licences l,0O0
dogs. as
New Yosk has her dullest season
for years.
Maine is now shipping granite to
New Orleans.
virgfnia and Maryiand's bounda-
y is unsettled. F
Kansas % progressing fast ia the
divorce business. 81
The total banking capital Of the
y. s. is $685., 0OO, 600. i.
Money i cheaper in Boston than
in any other American city.
The Pacific Mail Company has
bought the Australian steamers.
There are Arts noney order
post Offices in the Unissd States.
lin Pennsylvania they call half
mourning, Pittsburgh sunshine"
--England has sent over 5000
people TO Brigham Yosne sisce JAM
usry. 20 saE148s 81 afosf No. -
The Germans src fspsirfnxs TIA
roads, bridges and fessces n AAsoc
and LosAine. 'ass saa 4.