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bodro dn0 Rooms.

bodro dn0 Rooms.
4 DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFll rs, E0 5 Best TayseeoRdL. J3 NesE fgenthf
81 up 70 o. n. 70 regusr 'fce rltes
BROOKLYN WOMAN'S UNION.
IL - WILLOUGHBY ST.. BROOKLYN
BOARDING ACCOMMODATIONS women Who
business Rooms from - J % - ~ feE
week according location Teseher Copy TeesWoIea Ce4s
&c. vii ind fne and pleasant home hout he annoIanes ~
boarding house Applications be made 70 the AAAAGbR o9 the
premises
l ELANDn STURTEVANT HOUSE,
AMERICAN PLAN, WITH ELEVATORS
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
NEAR THB DEP IT'S AND THEATERS
LEWIS GkO. s. LELAND. Prop0eors
DARTIES seeking FURNISHED APART
MENTS % vlout board large st Of first class
HOUSES With narcuals puces, &c, 81 WlLLI4A J. COLE55
no It6i Broadvay beWeen TatThrs and thtYecond-.tA
CT. CHARLES HOTEL European PLAN. No.
- G8 BroaEav Beeck-sL-Snge uoms 81 per ilv
Family Rooms from +oto Il week Hotel restaurant AM newly
furnished All Br0llEav psss ths Hotel
GEORGE S. LEWIS LELAND Propretors
CTAMMERING- York Stammering In
y suute esblhsi S7Ul. Prof Mann Covn, Manager ~
West Twenty thrist references furnished no Instrument ppl'
mBes used Boar1e takea, AMI Tor board OF ser
untl cured ssli Tor prospectlA
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6orses, CARRIAGES, Glrness, ST.,
A RCH. JOHNSTON. AuctiOneeT.
n Ssesro1m - Nassau st.. opposite PostObce.
Branch . and y Bat Thrieenht' BE-
tween UniTestFpsce AID flis1-aVe
A CARD.
Trsrm OF JOHNSTON TASSFIL having been dissolved
The
3 Eassaust-, opposite the Pos-Oface.
conducted af The
spags premises Threeath-st between Ih
Broadway other stand lately
occupied bT the hru Of Johnston & Van TasssL
Mr. JOhnston thirteen yesrs the shove
premises regular sales will he held heretofore ~ this
Branch. a. D. -, q kSst m
tseutA ST., University Place, -
TWICE A WEEK,
Commencing WEDSRGDAY. March 49,
THIS DAY AT y O'CLOCK,
Ore fne hsek road saddle hoe splendid haek
horse h0rse business bore
excellent family horses several work horses. rokAwHy hs
&c, &c.
Also.
COMPLETE PONY TURNOUT.
Puiff fes~rp % 4
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6elu Udnieo-- males.

te!p Uduieo--H Hlales.
EARNlER WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE
L on Farm miles u the one c9HPsteut
I'll s good Address stating refereaces Box l5s2 New
Yort Post-Dhee
VVANTED-A WOOL-CARDER, one ac-
w luauted with tie working Of shgldy preferred Adire
H. KNAPP. Sloatsburgh, \. 7.
WANTED-An experienced BOOKKEEPER
w Hudson River Institute Cayersct NeW York who wishes
receive Board and Tuition equivalent 0f serycee
IXANTED-A MAN on a farm. Apply
w THURSDAY morning MERRITT, Architect fS sIsh-sve.
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feriures ann Meetluas.


"a MEXICAN SOCIETY of CIVIL ENGI-
n NBRRs'A regular meeting q lis society vii Be bed q
Tor dsassn L~akAges Water and G- Pps and Labor
Machinery IN Gas WORKS
SOIL STIRRING SERMON, by DIR. s. n.
n LAMBS ssog ChrisAn etorner Of fhi
dslphis delivered NEXT SUNDAY. rHk AriaAs-
MUM broadway
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fineArts.

ARTIST SALE.
~ SoMRRylLLE ART GALLERY, q PFTHAFA
The Work. of the
PALETTE CLUB.
vi other valnabe.
PAINTINGS BY FRENCH aAsih 49,
RESIDING ~ ~
AMRRICAN RPIsCOPAL CHURCH pF q. ssl.Isr' .IasL' ,.s.-.
sold N>A1s'ts
vhsr. tfrv are ser on exhibition t time Of saie oeeA
' TrtilRSIxY AND FRIDAY BVkNlAOS, March ~ an II
RoBkgT soskEvu-Le- As-'sess<. y fHs&s -
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vrr breaking down there have been arrivals
a. rm-d4 tomatoes potstoe &C. The potato trade shows Of
~ fresh of ods oi Western AID boat onds from
Jersey Prime Noheru p-h blows len johbed - bn
ths T quotRbe above ~ 50 80 Is With Jervs AZ
There potatoes shipped last
vel Sguasles lower QuotElons; . -
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Chances for Business Men

CAPITAL with business energy, will secure
- o nevypoeeted weekly or-nl.ton 81 5109 n
mouhs and long value Ike that % the Ledger and
weekT Il organized ready immediate psbeston Ad
dress ENERGY. Tribune Office
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vrGFrAnIRs.

FIre1as lrhi doi e 80 : Daots Bllct....... %
slcts Csrras. pr. 0-I al 50 Do srn&........ 254
b., MsIlsrd ....... Go
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RopaBeef gee paekages P91k 5ls3 boS oui nests = 6s
co. 9l package; dressed hogs 6A Snip
s-s-Bsoou. bOresi ,ci 6l5 bS perk 1857
h.t rfS the Western tfesd beef
Nation du and low hog dressed calves
n. hsvs ne ana mi to sell Quoaaons:
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A SSOCIATION HALL,
y WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 49, at O'Clock.
ENTERTAINMENT for The bensst the Eastern Branch Tong
Meus Christian Association
sEAvER PAGk sl esd Humorous and Patheuo SesecAss.
MORA w The an4 pT0ninens
vocal Will % the entertainment
Tkst 30 c-nt To b. had M Broadway st -
door
VlHE HAMPTON COLORED STUDENTS, II
i IN number h5u .he HAMPTON NQgMAL SCHOOL V.; ..h
.RSfyR NEGRO SPIRITUAL. AND OLD CABIN PiAHfA-
TIeE SONGS u Dr. ROGERSS CHURCH Fahave. .sz
'"-' THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 20.
BFLLDWSS CHURCH fourfhave sud TsennctkG.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH p, AT 6OCLOtk
Admission Tickets 10 be had at Putnam s. CAe,oas ana
MeSbssist BoOkC Concern.
DALETTE.-The ART EXHIBITION at
S,meryie Gallery Fnhave FoarteenhsL, sil oss
unue until EsDAY March 49, The sale saeiSa Of as -
uns0h vii begin ihOhSDAi b'hh
ING March a "A o'eloek Al .os above Gallery
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC STOCK
bWASTED GEO r DUrrOS = Para pso,-
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6ltuatlons Uanteo--females.
Ciip 9opernment.

lOhc!al
DOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
ID STATED SESSION. M0SDAf, March Is l671
william ca President 10 The chair All qaorun Of
RESOLUTION REPRRRED
Wahrrionf spring % thaton 81 bc pa'c1 VIA 'e
ran iFsp-bpck pavement
WILLIAM u h0L0AkI. Csezt-
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E,. Cbi.te-s Z l6a ls eese 81 1s2 %
aa-rs Wefu. 3 @fG d iurLeTs, q D. Iod ~
flurts Jersrr ....Sl /
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-20

Ess- A CnALLRSoE-A CHANCE ron
BlAcEsNITns. --lM. Eaitor.-I will
compete with any horso.shocr in this
State, for any sum of money that may
DO named, in putting on a horseshoe
in the shortest time; tho work to be
done under the supervision Of judges
appointed for the purpose. and neat
ness Of execution, as well as rapidity,
TO DO taken into consideration.
JONI Q, LowTnER,
Lost Creek, Harrison Co., W. Va.
Mr., LowthCr has boon known to
nail on horse shoe in 40 seconds, and
be thinks he can beat that time, lie
is willing to risk some money on his
skill, il any gentleman in his line Of
business will accept tho challenge
given above, Mr., l.owther took pre-.
miums at the Weston aud Clarksburg
Eair.
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Or. A. s. Helmick.

It's u great pleasure to US 10 record
instances Of the success in life Of the
"bOys' Of Lewis county, who have
cast their lot among strangers. Our
hero this time is DR.. A. S. llelmick, of
Bastrop, Louisiana. The Doctor was
born and raised in Lewis county. and
his parents were poor, Splitting rails
aud hocing corn made up tho duties Of
bis early life +; but he had within him
an ambition that prompted hin to be-
lievc that he "could make 4 man of
himself ifhO tried. lie did try: and
by saving his wages no accumulated
money enough to pay his tuition while
studying medicine. Lie left his ma
tive county in 1871, and graduated
with distinction in 1850. During the
years that had interviewed, no had up.
piled his mind earnestly to his studies,
aud hence bis success lie moved to
Louisiana in 1857, and Immediately
occurred cash practice worth $4,000
a year. He afterwards went into sugar
planting on largo scale, at an extern
siye eslabli shment near New Orleans,
but owing to an almost entire failure
OftlG crop for two or three years, ho
met with severe losses. lie then sold
his sugar Cstab lishmeut for $4,000,
and since that time has confined him.
self to tho practice Of his profession. =
During his residence in Louisiana, De.
1elmick has moved in the highest so.
ciety, and has occupied a position in
tho front rank Of The medical men Of
tho South Hq is also Master Of
Washburn Council No. I, of Royal
and Select Masters of Louisiana. and
is Que Of the most prominent and hon
ored citizens of that State.
= Boys, let this be a lesson to you,
let tho example thus given you by a
Lewis county boy show you that
.'wherc there's will there's q way"
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Items from Braxton.

surroS, October 16.-The signs Of
improvement in Sutton Of late arc
quite obvious. Captain G. +. Taylor
aud lady have just returned from Bal.
timoye, Mrs. Taylor having, while in
tho city, purchased Of Knabe 4 Co. q
magnificent u octave rosewood piano.
On last evening Second Street was
mclodious with sweet strains Of music,
and the air was filled with tho melodies
so often sung in the Sutton Sabbath
School by the voices of Mrs. Mamie
Taylor and Mrs, Elite Frame. After
several performances on the brilliant
rich-tOnOl piano, Mrs. Frame being
solicited, wontdown to the Squircs lf0'
tel, followed by quite number Of
persons, aud tried her hand on the
new organ, bought By Captain Taylor
for the Sutton Sabbath School. On
this instrument Mrs. Franc performed
very elegantly. Tho committee whc
have controlled the purchase of tho in.
strument directed that the organ be Ia.
ken to Mrs. Frames reside nee, and
that she practice on a dozen or more
pieces to be played and sung at tue
Morrison Church on Saturday, 0Cto.
Der %, at / o'clock, when, BY arrange,
ment Of the Sutton AIitc Society, a
meeting is to DO held for tic further.
ance Gifts plans and operations. BY
the way, this will let the Weston peo.
pie know that Sutton not only has O
Sabbath School, but a Mite Society,"
This Society his been organized abou,
six weeks-its object being to raise
money for a Church, and furnishing
It, 10 the town Of Sutton. Since il
organization it has taken in about $40,
1t Is gaining $1.50per week in casli
and It's members increasing every
week. It appears to me tina! Ii,
morals ofSutlon were never SO good
before. Under the inaucncesof a Sab
bath School, a weekly prayer meeting
a mite society, aud the new liquor
law, Sutton will, ] believe, repent, like
Nineveh Of old. A threatening ant
impending doom has for many year
uyershadowed the place, 10 the SHAPE
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re" BUcKuANSoN 1TBMs-from the
Della Of the 18th inst.
Mr.. Y. II. Hart, accompanied BY
R. Il. Davis, lett our town last week
for the State Of Texas.
Married, by Rlv, p. Murray, Mr.
C. W. Boscly, to Miss Louisa Cut.
right, oil Of Upshur county,
We understand that three new
sChoOl.housos are to be built his fall
in Banks District.
Professor Doss is on tho move
again. lie has persuaded three more
horses to leave their owners in Ran.
lolph county. Look out for him-hC
will visit US next.
Died, October 9th, Mrs, Lucinda
Sexton, widow of James Sexton, aud
daughter Of EbCuCzer Leonard.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE HOUSES AND
LOTS In THE TOWN OF
WESTON.
R, P. Camden, plaintiff, y

w. u cnnuVeFy
". T. Patterson, dft.
In pursuance Of decree rendered In the
aboye named cause by the County Court oil
LOWS ctunty, at The August term thereof,
1878 the undsnigued, Commissioner ap-
pointed for tie purpose, will, on the first
day OF The October term 1873, OF the County
Court Of Lewis county, proceed, at the front
lour Of the Court House Of said county, TO
sell at public anetion, to the highest bidder,
u llouseand Lot No. rs, on the east side oil
Nam Street, in the town Of lPeston. And
in the event that said House aud Lot No. Is
shall not sell for sufficient sum Opay on
the several sums ofmoney deereed by Said
decree, then the aidComnissioner will, OF
the game tune and place, and upon The same
terms, proceed to sell House and Lot No.
10, on the east side Of Main Street, In said
town, adjoining said Lot No. 10.
TERMS OF SALE
Said llouses and Lots will he sold upon a
credit ofsix, twelve mud eighteen months,
the purchasers thereof giving bond with
good personal security for the payment Of
the purchase money
w. G. BENNETT, Commissioner.
September s, 1878.
The above sale Is continued until tho lyl
day of the December term, 1873, Of tue
County Court of Lewis county.
W. G. BENNETT, Commissioner.
October 10, 4w
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that happened, death soon relieved her.
There seems to be OF this time, oil
over tho country, an unusual amount
Of sickness among children, Quite a
number have died in this county with.
in tho last two weeks. The disease
probably cholera inhntum, or some
thing ofthat order. In Sutton, how.
ever, there is but ono caso-tIlut Of w.
S. Gillespic's child, which is now
thought to DO on the mend.
Yours Truly, N. B. sQulREs.
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THE WORLDS AWARD,

as shown BY sales, proved by sworn re-
turns TO the owners of the principal sewing
machine patehis-whieh last year amount-
Cd 10 two hundred and nineteen thousand,
seven hundred and tifly.eight l2l9, 75s.l
machines, nine out Of ten ofihem being fot
family use. This L oyei 5000 more SOW
Ing machines Than were sold by any other
company for the same period, and over one
quarter ofall The machines sold 10 lsI1.-
These enormous sales are owing 10 the long
tested merits Of the Singer Machines, which
meet the wants ofthe public in superiority
and simplicity Of construction, aud eapa-
bilily ior great variety and excellence oil
work. That The users Of Sewing Machines
fnd these desirable qualities inthe
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Stale Of West Virginia.
Al Rules held 10 the Clerk Office Of The
Circuit Court Of IIraxton county, on the FIRST
Monday in October, 1873.
William "a. H'lni'E' prff' r. ,,,,,,.,
s. X. Kane, defendant.
The object Of this sui, is to subject to The
payment ofthe plaintiff debt ofSl2,34l es,
two tracts Of land owned by defendant Kane,
situate In Braxton county, frat trAct con-
tanning o., 700 acres, second tract containing
10000 aerts And happening by ailidRv.
Il iilOd that the defendant s. X, Kane Is moi
aresldent Of 1.-THE State Of West Virginia, Il
Is ordered tha, he do appear here within one
montl after the frst publication hereof and
do what Is necessary 10 protect his Interest
In this suit. Teste:
JOHN NJ, JONES, Clerk,
By W. y. Morrison, his Deputy
Franc. Fleming u Bennett, P. q.
oss1s4w
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Horrible Death in BraxtOn.

surroN. October 15.-Ruth Saltcr,
who has been confined in the Jail Of this
county for several months on account
of insanity, SGT her clothes on FIRE to.
day, by meanE Of o match, it is sup.
posed, at half past ono o'clock, and
was literally burned to a crisp before
any relief could DO given her. She
was at tho time in an upper room Of
tue jail. When | first saw her after
the frO was oxtinguishcl, she was
standing erect in tho centre ofthc room,
entirely nude Of clothing, and turning
around and around, her eyes bOing dc.
strOyod, and her skin SO plrched that
she could not talk. After putting her
te. bed she seemed to try to talk, but
only could understand that she wanted
to DO put to sleep by medicine. |
gave hOr sip ofwator. The skin was
falling from her hands and arms and
all over her body. She can't live but
q few hours. Yours,
N. B. sOurnEs.
P.s.-Ruth Salter died at s P. NJ.
to.duy-living four and half hours.
I. y,
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FLANNELs,
BLANKETS,
YARNS Ir

IAhNO, NI.,
and can offer good inducements to tlocs
Wishing 10 exchange their wool for goods.
We are frequently annoyed by persons
who represent themselves to hn our agents
for selling our gOolS and buying wool. III
here state CmphnticalIy that We
EMPLOY NO AGENTS.
Those wishing warranted article in our
line should come to the Factory, or direct
all communications by mail to the Compl-
ny. being aware tldt parties are cirCila-
ting bills, stating that we do moi pay The
highest market prices for wool, We desire to
say that We receive monthly price lists from
all the large wool dealers In tho ttlst, and
can inform all those desiring to know what
the prices are, whether they wish to dispose
Of their wool to us or not. Call and sec ior
yourselves. ] II. CLIFTON ECO.
CUSTOM WORK done al Tic usual
rates, on short notice.
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s I N @ E R

above all Others, Is shown by the IaltsAboss
given, aside from the awards OflntrrnaliOn.
Al Jufies, either At home or abroad.
j. II. HANSON, Gen. Agt.,
CLAtksppkoi w. VA
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BLU0DED CATTLE AND SHEEP

A. " weoDFoRD is now agent for The
IA sale Of Fine Blooded Sheep, imported
direct rom Canada. Also, imported Cattle
-pite blood. Pcnoas wishing to purchase
any Uftlle above described stock, will call
On the undersigned, OF Parker d. Goodman
4 Bro, Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell ono buck lamb
or $50, or a pair for 500.
uae 10 A. W. W0oDFORD.
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The SINGER received all tho medal
awarded 10 either Of the competing Na-
chimes, and two medals more than fny
other obtained. Then, in the namS Q
truth, what Is II that prompts peoph 70
claim recommendations for the DIPLOMA Of
Honor The fact b, no Diploma Of Honor
has been given 10 any Sewing Naehine
Company, but inmeasutably better b
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BrlcfNIentiOn.
~ Pay Me PRIMER,
Tho Fall Styles at Lewis.

III Pay he Printer.
Tho Fall Styles at Lewis.
= Fred Fousse has reno we'd 10 Bal.
timoro.
= Tho persons hurt during The
Fair arc all recovering
Our Senator and Delegate left
for tho P. S. last week.
Porter johnson hath "folded bis
tent like an Arab" and Is now selling
dry-gOcds in Missouri.
= Mr. G. j. Butcher has gone to
Charleston, 10 resume bis duties lutte a.
Clerk during tue session Of tile Logis.
lature.
Rg- On. GgoEoE b. MoRRrs, Dent.
list, will DO in Weston on tho 10th Of
October, and remain 10 DAYS.
- Married, in Weston, October
sth, by Rev j. II. Mccartney, Mr.
Charles McWhorter, Of Jane Lew, to
Miss Mary Deyanny, Of this place.
- Married, October 10th, by Rev.
J. Il. Mccartney, Mr.. Clinton Z.
Waldock to Miss Artimsa T. Fisher,
all Of Lewis county,
The Buckhanuon Delta must pub.
lish the returns on the question Of levy
before II expects people to believe It's
assertions on that matter.
We don't want 10 attempt to in
struct tho members Of tho Legislature
as to their duty, but we would suggest
that n good road law is prime ncccs.
sity at this time.
= The most Office at Valley Fur.
mace, Barbour county, has been dis.
continued, because not needed. Mail
for that neielborGOod should be sent
to Kassou.
= Prof. IIollistor has resigned the
SUPERINTENDENT oftlo Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind. at Rom.
nov, and the vacancy filled by the an.
pointmcnt Of DR.. I.uptou.
- Colonel Anthony Lawson recent.
Ily made au immense sale Of coal and
Timber lapdsin Logan county, Tho
amount was 10000 acres. and tho
purchasers were NIessrs. Dunlap,
| Crawford 4 Co., Of pittsburr.
- Bishop Whipple. Of Virginia,
conducted divine services at tbe Epis.
copal Church ia tl,is place on Tuesday
and Wednesday last. He conferred
The rite Of confirmation upon fiyc
persons.
= Major A. NJ. Dent left Weston
to day for New York, where he will
remain during tho winter. attending
medicu, Lectures in ono Of the Colleges
ofttat city We know that the Sia.
ior will graduate with honor.
"A State Grange Of tho Patrons
Of IIusbunlry for West virginia was
orranized Al M.r,insburr on tho LIST
ma. B. NJ. Kitchen. Of Berkeley
county, wa, elected master. aud j. W.
| Curtis. Of The same coupty, secretary
"A Highland county, IVA. ! youth
event vest to escape fulfilling a
marriage contract with a woman old
enough TO be Ills mother: but The
Highland female followed. overlook
him in an Illinois town, and led him
to the altar as gentle as q lamb.
Married, at the Catholic Church,
on the 14th inst, by the Rev. P. +.
Burke. Peter Pagan. Esq, Of Conncls.
vile, Pa, I. 70 Mis- Kate MGGeary. Of
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--0--

AZ the Vienna Exhibition the SINGER
received the Medal Of Meit, Tic Medal ol
Progress, and three olher Medals for superi.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tzese arc tic Highest Scoring Ma.
etiae Atrardi al Vienna.
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yHEDEA1OCRgT
MoMAaM Oct. 70

NAsONIC.-Slatod communications Of
Nl tho Weston Lodge No. 10, A. Y. and
A. NJ, will he held OF the First and Third
Mondays OF every month.
GEORGE ROSS, W. NJ.
]. W. WopPiSDN, Sec,
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reputation, based on its intrinsic virtues,
and sustained by its remarkable cures.
So mild as to be safe and beneficial to
children, and yet so searching as to
caectually purge out the great corTup-
tions Of the blood, such as the scrof-
ulOus and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked
in the system for years soon yield to
this powerful antidotc, and disappear.
Hence Its wonderful cures, many of
which are publicly known, ofScr0itlla,
and all scrohlous diseases, Ulcers,
EruptlOns, and cruptiro disorders of
the skin, TumOrs, BlOtchcs, Boils,
Pimplcs, Pustulcs, Sores, st.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Fry
sipelas. letter, Salt Rlicum,
Scald Head, ltingwOrm, and in
ternal alterations of the Uterus,
Stomach, and Liver. 1t also cures
other complaints, to which it would not
seem especially adapted, such rs Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak
ness, Debility, and LeuCOrrlGa,
when they are manifestations Of the
scrofllous polsons.
It is an excellent restOrcr Of health
and strength in the Spring. BY renew
Ing tho appetite and vigor Of the digcs-
tive organs, it dissipates the depression
and listlcss langior Of the season.
Even where no disorder appears, people
feel better and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. The system moves on with
renewed yigor and new lease Of life.
PREPARED ny
Dr. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Massn
Practical aud analytical Chemists"
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
For sale by
+. NJ. OnALFANT, Ag't, Weston.
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THE WOODEN FACTORY
wEsrov, W. Va.

TTAviNG COMMENCED OPERATIONS
III for the manufacture Of Wool, we shall
offer the highest cash prices for that article
We have oil baud u large stock Of
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-31
DEATHS.

BLAckWEIiA-in Philadelphia on the aSth inst. SIN
NEf BLACKWELL in his 6lst year,
Service at NJ. Il. Church in this place. tomorrow
Thursday ut p. NJ.
BANGHARf,-Nea Clarksvillc, Dec 10, 1873: cAr,r,-
RISE BANdliART, in the fist year of her age -
TRINMER-fn Franklin, Nov 30 1874. Jo,YS Tp,,,,,r,
Esq, aged Is years months, aud 10 days ~
SWALLOW,-Near Copper IIill, Dee. sth IF cons,m,,-
tion EMMA wife OF James H. Swallow, in the Q5tb
year Of her age. - ''e Gown
BENNEIr-In l.ambertvillc Dec ~ ELIZA BrSSr1r
wife of Richard Bennett in the I'D year of her ace
TjIOMSON.-ln Ianbertvilie Dec ~ 1874 On ,Nrpv,-,
daughter of George w. and Kate Sc Thomson agn, )
years. - "eSN :
ABBOTT.-In Lambertyille Dee ~ Ina BELLE do,oht
er OF W. w aud Maria Abbott, aged years
BrRRoUGlIS.-In Lambcrtville December H. W1rt,.u
BURROUGHS, Jr, in the I'D year OF his age
NANDINE.-In Lambertye Dee 90 Harry u son NJ
Jennie Vandine aged years and ) months y
cHlDlSTER-In Iamhertve, December 81 CnAnrEs
w son Of John ii. aud Lydia Chidister, in the sth
year OF his age. -
kEEPllARr:-In Alexandria township near Mt Pleas
ant Now Sd, 1873 ASHER, of CHARLES and Rebeeca
heephar III the 18th year OF his age heart disease