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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
THE WORLDS AWARD,

as shown BY saleI, proved by sworn re-
turns to tho owners Ofthe principal sewing
machine patents-which last year amount
cd to two hundred and nipeieOn thousand,
scren hundred and fny-right t2l9,7ss.)
machines, nine out often ofIhem being for
family use. This is oVel 1000 more Sew
ing machines than were sold by any other
company for the same period, aud over one
quarter Of all the machines sold in lsf2.-
These enormous SAleS arc owing 10 the long
tested merits Of the Singer Machines, which
meet tho wants of the public in superiority
aud simplicity of construction, and capa-
bility for great variety and excellence oil
work. That the users Of Sewing Machines
Cad these desirable qualities ia tho
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To lie Creditors Of William q. lam.
rick, deceatea:
In pursuance ofa decree oftthe Circuit
Court Of the county Of Webster, made 10 u
cause therein pending, 10 subject the real e.
tate Of the said William T. 1Iamrlck 10 the
payment Of his debts, you arc required TO
present your claims against the said William
7, Hamriek, for adjudication, TO Bernard
MOllohan, a Commissioner Of tho Circuit
Court, at tho Clerks Office ofthe said Court,
on or before the Let day Of January, 1874.
Witness, b. o. Conrad, Clerk Of said
Court, this Let day ofNovember, 1873.
b. O. CONRAD, Clerk.
j. A. Anderson, Atty. nOv1O'Gw
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
GILRs WHEELING RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE.
Farmsys, Read and Prea.

There is not spider hanging on tho
kings wall but has bis Grand there
Is not an animal, vegetable, OF any.
thing Noah saved in his Ark but what
was made and saved for good. And l
will have 1t that God never created
man to DO q blank and to be nothing;
therefore | announce myself
West Yirglnla's phosphat q. Manu-
facturer.
EE Send for circulars and learn 70
increase your crops and SGT your iiold'
in rich meldoWs Of grass. All inqu.'
ries answered Agents wanted in eS'
cry Township.
H. II. Gin, M,nufacturer,. ".
Lock Drawer ia, Wheeling, W w
Oct q, 1873, 8 months.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
S l n @ E R

above all Others, Is shown by the sAltSGbort
given, aside from the awards oflntSrnatiOu'
81 Jaries, either at homo or abroad.
j. II. HANSON, Gen. Agt.,
CLARxsDuBu. W. Va.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
: ee.. Is, lsts.

FOR sALR-A FIRsT.oIAss
Photographic Establishment,
With all appliances necessary for TAX
ing AmbrOtype and Ferrotypc pictures.
The material is now in Sutton, the
county seat Of Braxton county-a mum :
Der one location for the business.
Terms reasonable. Good reasons CIV
on for selling. Applyto
r II. HUMPHREYS.
Sutton, Braxton Co., w. Va.
NoySlm
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

At the Vienna Exhibition the SINGER
received the Medal Of Merit, the Medal Of
Progress, and three other Medals for superb
orily Of productions.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
WEST VA, UNIVERSITY

The year besinsin all Departments on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1873.
Prof. F. S. Lyon with foil StafF Of thor,
oughly qualified assistants, has charge OIL
the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information 10 regard 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart.
menis may be obtained from the Secretary
Of the Faculty Prof Geo. W. Glover, Of
The undersigned.
ALEX, MARTIN, President,
MOrsauloWp, W, Va.
outl3-ls7S,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP

A ". w0oDFoRD is now agent for the
IN sale Of Fine BlOodOd Sheep, imported
direct from Canada. Also, Imported Cattle
pure blood. PenonS wishing TO purchase
any ofthe above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker B. Goodman
( Dro., Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell ono buck lamb
or $50, or pair for 500.
uus 10 A. W. wooDFoRD.
, 1873-01-18


BALTIMORE.
DAtTiMoNE, Jan. 17.--1'NEADsruFFA - Flour tn
sneneed 1a hut yory trn,: went quiet; wcasorn rel,
xl.!s9l ~ smbor f2,0092,05. Corn firm mixed
Wcatnrn, o2@01hc. Oata dull; Western nIixod, 459
f7n white, 4BQl5oc. lye g,,tot at oDeGSSl 20.
,rnovIetona--Quics nnt nrm pork, $lo76814.0o,
Hams, 12tit@f5. Lard nrmor III 8{a8Mc
H0TTEn-Aefvo ut lower prices ctloirc roll Western,
240R25c goosl. l35{t9l3,zc.
W1isKEr-l3Ec.
DETROIT.
DETROIT, Ian. REIMBURSEMENT actIvo, .nd
higher M. white, s.sGG9 1.BH AMBER SlG0@l l.0Y,
Carn steady nj 4lN@fao. Oats, 34c.
DnEssED lIo0s-fl.76@4.m.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Ian. l7.-DnEApBTuFra-T1ou quiet
and unchanged. Wheat n'llot ind weak Nj. |,
$!2oN; No. . sl.241' 0ats scasce ind artH No: 2,
27c. Corn acarco and firm; No. 2, a5c. Kye IN fair
demand mud higher; No. !, ooc Harley oxc!ted and
higher; No. 2, 9ac.
itEoEir1a-tlour, 1000 br's; wheat, y. 900 uu.
bniPAEHTs-Flonr, 3,000 btlH: wllelt, ,0U0 hu.
rIIfLADELpHfA.
rH1LApEhp1ttA, Jim. II. - DHEApsTuFrs - Flour
ss;25a67e;, ponnsylyan!a and ohio, s1so3a,75.
s2o5@2.0s. 1sye dull a 05n; Corn DIN OLD yellow
tnand white, 6uG5?c; mixed, A7hc.
ETnoLEuM-CrA1e, 145t@sl41la; refined, 24HGe27c.
W1llsKEY--{n light Ge3naul at N5,,
, 1873-01-18

townB to oatablinl, and maintain q fund for tlia-
abled polco md fromor.
by Senator WA1TE-For M act to allow life
insurance companies to withdraw ita scouritiea
ami aubatltuto otlerB.
Dy Senator JACOD9-For IN not concerning
mortgages on real estato.
BY Bonntor OABEY-To mako an anpropri-
ntiou for Supreme Court House at Mount
Vcrlion.
by sountor Dow-conoorning tho Clerks Of
tho Superior Court of Cook County.
by Bonntor MUG tho levy
ing aud collecting taxon by cities and towns.
by Senator DUW--To regulate tho ratio OF In
torost on judgments md docreoa,
l}y Senator ARC1lEn-Amonding tho net in
rolation to roads aud bridges.
Fin9T READING.
Suudry bills, Nos 60 to 60 inclusive, wero read
for 4 fret time and referred to appropriate Com
mittoos.
NOMINATION..
A communication waa received from tho Gov
ernor, announcing hia nomination Of Darius
johnson, Of Livingston County, rs Truatoo Of
tho Industrial College, uice n1r. Harrington, ro-
moved from tho State, and asking concurrence
Of tho Senate In the Bamo.
p1toPogED RECESS.
Senator CASEY offered tho following ro9olu-
tion, aBking the suspension Of tho rufeB for
sidoration therefor, that whom tho Bonato nd
journB, 1t adjourn until Monday ut o'clock
p. m. -.
Tho ru1oa werc not suspended, by voto Of 2G
ayes and Ii 11ays, loaa than two-thirds voting tn
tho affirmative.
, 1873-01-18

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 17.-BEEvEs-Tha market
opened heavy. Thcro was good attendance Of buy
eTa, but they rmIy held. oaeh expecting 1argo sup
rlses buyers yesteray pnid last ssehs rates, tut
'io-lay tho market foil 10 por pound. Owing to Il
Rtorni in tho Wcat tho stock trains are about IL
hours behind tine, that 1t is impossible to gyo
iloa either OF tho quallty Of the offerings, or what
tho ruling prices Will be. Tho quality 80 fur is
Included
b111on Cows-Recolpts light, all Of which were
readily bought for tho New York market, ut $45.0O@
65.D0.
SHEEP AND LAMBB-1, 400 head have been received 10
far and tho msaket rules atcady, tho demand being
pated, which may n1Ako prices full. We quote lno
wool sheop at 937Hc; coarse wool ut GG967lc and
lambs at tlf@8c.
1rous-Roce!pts Of through atock heavy. No aalea
hayo beon made hore and thcro is practically
tnt. -
, 1873-01-18

BUFFALO, N. T., Jan. 7.-CArrLE-RecciptH to-day
including 10 cars reported to arrve 2I7o, mixing e
239 for tho tllno last week. Thu scarcity Of
cara for shipping this morning caused the market tc
In atcnt!anre, mud tho yards wero we'll filled viii,
stock. About 300 wcrc disposed Of. Sales: ITO Ohio
seeru, Ioo5 to 1,2o9 tn, at S415Ge5:e2i 2lo Illinois
1905 to 1,373 hs, at IS Indiana ateors,
1037 to 1150 bs, at al State atoers. list
3.G0; t8 Missouri atcors, 1858 i6s, ut f51ad.
:, s11EEr AND LAMps-hccclpts to-day, 2,4oo, making
tho aanac nc time Inst wech Tho market closed dr,
Ct d.b0@7.2s for Canada ahoop and lambs 5000
e. for r. Wsotern stoep cloiee lots alaae higher
$4.76@75o; Is Ohio sheep, 81 to 92 Ut s587xo; 1863
Indiana sleop s5, at $3.2o; 2lb Canada sheop md
ln1nba 30 to 100, at 50. .25@e.70.
Hods-Roceipta to-dny, Il, ,o0o making tho total for
tllo week thus far against e Aoo the same time
siou on tho part Of buyers to bent down prices.
Sales: 1000 Ohio hogs, $50 to 800, ut s4.Jo@4.a6.
, 1873-01-18

- right guaranteed to 30 miserable a being MS a
i Nr. LANE tHsncoc1<) ronarkod that as tho lib.
gor at tho pronont timo, md % tho bill relating
to tho collection Of tn1on was boforo tho House.
hIr. HEnR1NaToN called for tho yoas and
kr. l1ERRlNaToN explained TINT II thoro
was sufficient power In the Courts, tho Judiciary
would report tho necessary logls!ation.
ho resolution Tssaan was ~ fMrn A So In
Enrolling and EnFrossing. Olork upon Lis order,
was roconRIlorod, and tho resolution roforrol
back to tho Committee on Contingent Ex-
pensea+
to employ clorke waB proHontod and reforrod to
tho Committee on Contingent E1ponaos.
Tho Senate joint resolution sotting Tuesday
no1t rs tho day for Senatorial oloesion, and
Wednesday, noxt as tho day for joint eoasion, waa
concurred in.
House bill No. n, for All net extending tho
ttmo for tho collection OF the tnxoa tho assess
and omitted taxoB Of former years, WAS road n
second timo and recommittoa to tho Committoo
VI Adjourned to 2;so p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE RAILROADS AGAIN.
Mr.. MOnR1BoN entorod motion to recon-
sidor the vote adopting tho reHoIution Of Mr..
CnsBedy, OF yesterday, relating to interference
by Congress to p1oyont unjust discrimination in
froighta.
TAX COLLECTIONS.
Mr. RAY, from tho COMMITTEES on Revenue,
reported back tho bill relating to extension Of
timo for tho collection Of taxoa, with n1 nmend-
mont making 1t conform to tho provision of tho
nlr. CONNOLLY offered MI amendment pro-
wiling for now bond to bo gtvon by Collectors.
Mr., 0RENDOFF moved to table.
Withdrawn.
Mr. SHAW proceeded to show that a change in
tho law would release tho Burotios on every Col
1octora bond in tho Btatc.
Mr. HAY arguol that the amendment WAS not
necessary, citing authoritios IN support also
tho provisions Of tho Royonuo law. Tho amcna-
mont waH tabled.
Tho atnondod bill was concurred In, and tho
bill ordered to ba ongrosBed for a third reading.
a resolution waa oirorod directing tho Revenue
Committee to report q bill extending tho timo
Of collecting municipal taxoH to April l, instead
OF Fob. !, as now provided by law.
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
hfr. JACQUES offorod resolution relating to
tho improvement OF tho Ohio, Missasippi, and
Missouri Rlyera.
Mr.. MANN moved to add tho 1lltnois.
Adopted.
NJ. JOHNSON moved to add the Rock River.
Both adopted.
A motion to lay M amendment adding the
Knnkakeo on tho table was lost. Roferrod.
Adjourned till Monday.
, 1873-01-18
Now York Live Stock Market.

New YonK, Jan. I7.-DEEvEs-ArriyalB, 1,700, com-
plotting 74oo for tho week, againat 6aao Inst week.
the decline being 10 since Monday. rainy night ind
foggy morning were unfnyorsble. Some stock re-
natncd unsold. Thin natives went at 10@l1o: decent
at 11H@l2c; prime at 1at1@1sc; soluo 1A. cwt
Texans went Mt l0Hc, 80 lbs per cwt az cwt 1linoia
at l11lo, satuo allowance.
annat 200 the saline te last weok. Trade fair at
6A@8Ec aB c,tromca: Two eara good 1o3 b Ohio sold
at 7.u cars 90 lh Illinois, 7c; car poor 67 lbs
at 5Nc. -.
1IoaH-To~lay, 95 cars, making 10000 since satur-
day. against 400 to the same dnto Inst week. Market
unchanged chr pigs n.y. 153 as, selling at &c aouo
light Western dressed holding Tor 67Sc, extreme.
City dressed sold at 5,sc,
, 1873-01-18

THE H3SElH OF Vfff{sIft. Translated by q. p.
0RaSc. Uniform With LoNoFELLou's "DRntp '.
NnfASra "lfouer, " aud TAyLoh's " "Taust," Royal
8yo. S5
, 1873-01-18

BACKLOG STUDIES, by CHARLES DUDLEY
WAHSER, author nf ''Aty Bunmor In n 0a.lao,
'Sanntorlngs, otc 1yol. h,,all 4to. With twenty.
on, Illustrations by AUGUSTUS HoPptH. 81,
, 1873-01-18

THE PENNSYLVANIA PILGRIM, ANT
OTHER PoEa1S. Dy JouN q. WHITTIER
1G1no. Illustrated. &i.5o.
, 1873-01-18

O1tRiSTt's,s 4 MYSTERY. Comprising T1in
DIVINE TRAGEDY. THE GOLDEN LEGEND.
THE NEW ENGLAND TRAGEDIES. With Pro.
1nde Councctlug 1ntsrludos, aud FInate. b. II. W.:
'LoNaFFLLow. 1yols, llnlo. $3.50,
, 1873-01-18
MARKETS DY TELEGRAPH,

New YonH, JAN. 17,-aiunoy was easy most Of tho
day, at 67, but cloae at per cunt Eo!d. National
Bank notes are becoming Il drug.
Sterling WIS frmor at l09t5@i09H. ....
Gold ruled stronger. ranging from 112H to 1laH,
fat for borrowing. u1carinys, $l7,0o0.oo0 Treasury
sa f2oe ao Engsga,aent for export to.
uovurn,nenss were M Iu bat tir, al - aght adyalce
Statn bonds Wore nominal.
Stocks ruled dull tin lnarknt opcne Arm, aud ad-
yanccd 4QsH per cout, Now York Central Erie, And
Pacific htnii showing the molt strength. Tho adVauco
subsequently nore tAau lost New Nork Colsral faiing
ss4 Uniuu Tariao 10 10, ohos 10 lb,i, noch island 10
1ioN, md WabaHll 10 INK. Tho depression continued
till las0 III o afternoon in stocks, but New York
to B3s. uniou lact1o To 30, aud pacihc mail 10 GpK.
Thu anHrhet nt thu cloas was dull but very strong.
, 1873-01-18
POETRY.

THE HOUSEHOLD WHITTIER. THO Com.
pleto poetlcat Works of .IoHH q, WHITTIER, How..
ho't Edition, nuifom With tho Nossthosd Ttnny,on
fonD. a.
, 1873-01-18

HIS I.EVET. REST, and othor stoylo., By F. r.
HALE, aut1or of *'tTho Man Without Uountsy, u
" "lnRham Pannes," "Sybaris and Othoe 1lornps
'*How to Do It," otto. 1Gno. $l.to.
, 1873-01-18

KEET. AND SAnDI.Es A Retrospoot Of Fort,
Yoafs ot Military aad Naraf serFiee. By JosEpa W.
REVERE. l9n,o. $s
, 1873-01-18

MRS. sIkAf:t;S'S HUSBANDS, anl otho,
skotclios ~ HREr nanrE. aut',or Of ''The Luck
OF Roaring Camp" ole. 18u!o. Hl5g
, 1873-01-18

MYTHS AND nIYT1l-11AKERS. Old Tails.
mud Snpcratfous interpreted by Comparative Myhol-
ogy. Hy JOHN E1sKE 11rno. 81.
, 1873-01-18

THE ROMANCE or THE lIAJsEar, BY Mae
a. II. LEosowEs'a, anthor Of ''Tho English Gov.
at tho Stanloao Court" ILLUSTRATED linn A.
, 1873-01-18

ORIENTAL RELIGIONS, and tholr Relation to
Universal Rellglon,-laptA. Dy SAMUEL JOHNSON.
8To. sc,
, 1873-01-18

ESSAYS, 5I{ETETIEs, AND STORIES, 3,
70 'ato GEORGE u. Woods. With Biographical
Memoir. Emo. ~.
, 1873-01-18

ART EDrCATtbN, SCHOLASTIC AND IN.
DtSTlllAL. 1Iy WALTER SMITH. State DlreotoI
Of Art Education, Massachusetts,. Largo 87o. Will
many Platn aud Coiored illustrations. S3.
, 1873-01-18

THE YELLOW FLAG. Hy EnMusn YATES. au
thor OF " Black Sheep. Nobodys Fortune" otc.
avo. Paper, it contH: cloth, 9l,95.
, 1873-01-18

THE WANDERING. HEIR. BY C11An1rs Rr.pr.
ldmo. Handsomely bound iu ornamental cloth. el.
, 1873-01-18
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL,
SPRINGFIELD jan IT,

SENATE.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By 6enator PALM lE1l-From citizens OF Kan
takee County, praying extension OF time for col
)ecting taxcp. From fraquois County, petition,
aa1no tenor. 1soforrod to the Committee on
HuY1nuo.
COMMITTEE nEronTs.
The Committee on tho Judiciary by Senator
sANFOlD, reported back Bonato bill q In ro-
gard to Judgments and locraos, with Bunlry
amendments. Report concurrol in, aud tho bill
was ordered engrossod aul printed, aul ordered
to third reading.
Tho judiciary Committoo reported bacls Son
ato bill 81, on tho Eamo subject, with the recon-
1nondation that 1t lay on tho tablo. Con-
cured In.
AlAo bonato bill 48, concerning Notary Pub.
}ca, with amendments. Tho bill wna oraorol to
second reading, and, with amendments,
printed.
Dy, consent. Senator LEE introduced COM
muHlcation from tlla Judge OF Circuit 81, giving
tho information asked for. Laid on tho Table.
JuN0R5.
Dy request OF the Jndiciary Committee, Senate
bill Is, III roforonco to grand and petit Jurors,
was ordered printod.
OTHER COMMITTEE nEronra.
6onator BURNS, from tho lleyenle Commit
too, reported Il substitute for gonato bill %, In
relation to uAAosslnont aud collection Of taxos.
ihA subBtltuto wny road, md ordorol lald on tho
tablo, and 250 copioA printed.
,Iho damo oomlnittoo reported buck 6onato
bsli 8, same subject, recommending that II ho
laid on tho table. concurrel In.
JNTnoDuoT1oN or D1LtA.
BY Senator AhqllElt:-for MI net providlng
by Senator YouNopLooD-For the relief Of
the City of Shawneatown.
ny senator KEuoE-To onablo oltloa and
, 1873-01-18

GAnETIf AND IYNETTE, by ALrBrr
TESaysoS l6no. With illustrations. $l. .o5
, 1873-01-18

WOODS AND nY-WATS or NEW ENG
LAND. by WILsoN FLAGo, author Of "Etudtos In
Fiold and Furost.' aso With q lultpage llluatra.
tloas. &5,
, 1873-01-18

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, 1873-01-18

HINTS ON lIOUSIsInLD TASTE IN FuRHI-
TURE, UPHOLSTERY AND OTHER DETAILS.
By CHARLES L. EasrLAEE. Edited. With notes, By
CnsnLEs q. PLRkIss With many 1'lau and Co,oted
Illustrations. Largo 6vo. s;j
, 1873-01-18

COUPON BONDS, md OTHER STORIES.
~ ~. e. TnownHlDoE. With Illustrations. lau4o, s3,
, 1873-01-18

TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UHDGR
THE SEAS. Translated from tho Frcncl, By JULES
VERNE. Emo. With moro than ono hundred pic.
turcs. Beautifully bound and stamped S9.
, 1873-01-18

D0lIESTICATED IRO1IT: HOW 10 BREED
AND GROW Ti1EM. b. LIVINGSTON STONE, A. M,
Deputy U. $. ftall Commissioner t6,,lo. Illustrated
Tlutca papes. boyelled hoar1s 9a.5l
, 1873-01-18

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llONl1Y,
Vtrglnias, old d,....,.,.45
NnFth Darollnas, Old ..:}3
North OarolinAs, taew..l6
, 1873-01-18

Pittsburgh Oil NInrtkct.
rTTsnunu,I, Jan. 17.-Crudo petroleum firm, with
| upward tendency; sAts nt $1o5 per hr ut Tlrkera
Landlng c1ual to nbout SIC per gallon here. Refined
! quiet aul unchanged.
, 1873-01-18

THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT ART. By j. j.
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HENRY LopoE, a. H.. II. D. With numerous Illus
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.IsTRlCT of Plymouth, Probate Court, as

nISTRICT of Plymouth, Probate Court, ss. U At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, within and for the District of Plymouth, on the 10th day of December, A. D. 1873.
 Present. Augustus H. Tenn, Esq. Judge
 Whereas, Annie M. Duroche, of the town of Plymouth in said District, has exhibited to this Court for acceptance and approval, her certain agreement by her made with the advice and con- sent of the Selectmen of said town of Plymouth, dated the 9th day of December, A. D. 1873, giv- ing to Porter s. and Irene Beach, her, the said Annie M. Duroche's infant child, called Amy Duroche, age three years, residing in said Ply mouth, in said District, in accordance with the Statute laws of the State of Connecticut in such cases made and provided as per said agreement on file moro fully appears.
 Therefore. Ordered, That the matter foregoing be heard and determined in the Probate Office in the town of Plymouth on the sd day of Janua- ", A. D. 1874. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and that notice be given to all persons in terested to appear and show cause, if any they have why sad agreement should not be accepted and approved by said court, by publishing this order for two weeks successively, in the Liteh- field Enquirer, a weekly newspaper published in Litchfeld County, and by posting copy of said order on the public sign post, in said town, near est the residence of said child, at least six days before said time assigned.
 By the Court,
 372 ELLIOTT J. TENN, Clerk.