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New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

AZ
T1Iow i. sedy but Gui sales OF 40 hhds Prime a. s and
WV9w cp the foil wing from Messr Bro.s Sons
Moaby Wool Circular The market The 80 days has
been be % ss.rcf c &. ,S, s sssid nsnDd A eaom % he
ample h: inquiry S,, been been for eG WGo Ts a Tn na e
ursI Iesnl Of such depletion Of desirable aeces grad
9 % ha,3T Sc. s9 Is. g. s 3r % s' Ps Ssf Ssa5 o
s Of .s & X. TSG ss. ae SG sd ss
this description besides en'G0Is an ~ ys1T & ,U 0p sbr,
los The Fan td 10 TS0S 70 . rSa SsD'b bos ss @ s.ss
animation ana % tboss Of Issi TeaT IN fact in several in.
Of sales ahead Which will employ The mills oL some
ana he having confidence both the continuance Of good se IN
s r own va pro, @ N 11 @ @ free purchaser. Of .a wo a. i6eS
likely require for the next two or three months For .omong
proving The manufacture Of these Woods rapidly Increasing
% sassry 'SSs Sss5n ai ~, stock required It Is natter Of
should obliged abroad Tor the bun bun Of Their OpPiss
sss own benefit in Increasing production Of the f bcode L
.Sd , va %oSn cT rs sso sosns the apparent sS. supple.
wO0 SG ass 2 sS1 a @ efs T 81 .a. S @
have occurred within h monib are basel on tn. On the
East viii undoubtedly the ,eabOad
ofipterest Which almost invariably have depressing effect the
general mercantile eeHHgn M not 2, all probable that aH,, %oas
wool VIA ook fr tbeif proa ppee
so value hnanca sOgeney we
OosG.1rc FLEEcEs-ssv YsRK MrcHrals. INDIAN. WIS
oOysaIony Piece 1850 Ise Qu,er and Ne
ei6e Common Fleece, 40 43e Conbng Fleece 90 S5se
OHIO PgSSsYLvASlA, VmGINA-ChOiee Selected Sarony
Fleece Fleece o2d54c Three quarter and tn
blood Merno 50dj2; Habocj Fleece lSdJle Qlarierbo0t
Fleece 45a47 Fleece Al NAE COmbng Fleece 51O62e
Iowa VERMONT acknowledgement and Pull blood Ne
rno Hsod Fleece 4jd47c Quarter blOci Fleece 4OG
wi.sorRI KsSrrckr AND TgxvEssEE-washe -Pleeee 900
46c UpwAEed Fleece 30G34c; unwsshd Coubng $4,000
TUs-wAsnED wOOLchOee 5SG55e Far 5Od52c lher"r aud
BURY 4464Sc. -
PULLED Woor-SewYok CITY kItrs Pad 80 d4Jc New York City
Super Pulled 40d 45e segYork CITY Lambs Pulled 3s West
Super Extra G42c Comfy EIta Pa 40 jOc Coun
Pulled, 4b d50c.; CoutrT Lambs Pulled 4Oa 45c
CALiPoRA-Spnng Clip fne 3OG36c spinE Cup medium 300
sprn Clip low grades aud burryi2i 02Se; Fall Clip 20
d22e; Fall Chp. low grades and bury, IL zoe
TKTl.-Pine 30aS5c Medium 2s d32e Low 2Oa26ci In
icrior, 17Gl9c. Very bury l50l7e.
WooLs-CaDe Good Hope. 80 1885,; Busnos Ayrs
d32c MonteVileo Mcrno 300
3fc Australian Clothing. 4Sa54c: Australian Combng 80 45G
embrace 10 900 Michigan Feeces 46 2;
10000 Western Pulled 6Oc 100 bags Colorado private
~ bsg Pulled private 1S hses California
private 80 Pulled 4ju5S 10000 n Texas
2i 1899; 25 900 Domestic Pieces private 10000 70
Georgia private 5000 Pulled 39c;
5000 Coarse Pieces 44e 10 bale. Xxx Ohio j2l2 1000
Medium Fletee 3ic 1000 N California at 25c; 1000 10
Western Unveshei and 5000 Western Pulled both terms
active and uBohaIgd sales Of $50 bbs at
81 10.
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WOOL MARKET,

PHulDEPmA Sept 2-woezAdyaHc9s tendency and sctv.
erD Fine 46Q5Oc Medium 46G49c Coarse, Aa47ci fgh6ed
60d55c Unwsshed Fine 30d34c DO Coarse ard Meigm 81
35; Comng Washed 57d63c; UnSashed 4Oc COLORADO,
Washed, 20 d30c do. Unwsshed 22a25c.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
HAVANA MARKETS.

gU.s. sent 2-Rrhange the United stster 80 daTs
earrrncT 81 premium short sight 81 a35 premium o9 a
ob n 552 prenun; sight 54G % premium London
s 20 nreum on Psns AS premium; Spanish go, 0l premium
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

sRRns-rmohv steady and IN far jobbng demand aes o. aVo
bsSs a. 1884 25 Fsred drm at ~ lO Clover moOsAEV
sTEIRIN dul and uncbsngd sale' Of 30 s Phms s ana
10 ties. 81 Sas. ,.,--,., 1. s... ..ts. AZ 1 600
NaY,s M,lle. at gl4 99i2 closing 81 the latter R1ee -
ToRACCO-Tberr hasbe fair demand FOR hentnI Den ~
The market is firm; Of 400 hhdA at 7dise seed We" &
COL At prices sales OF 100 cases
eop l8fl 27O 1872 Seconds and PLIERS AZ n
a. tb tner and latter; 200 cases PenpsJ onp
@ 1911 np 10 .ts srs 900 cases Ohio 1872 at 6n ZoV
canes Wisconsin crop 1872 at 6aa 800 bales haass s,
qsc and 2lg bales fara private terms We eP 70. p
rom Me ~ Roie Sons Monthly Tobacco OIen1ra IeSo1
o1Obacco from the port Of New YcFE i9,a o s 9Ss ID
Manuaured Kentucky the demand has been cte :, s
the 9th Regie expert readily took setabe o.s ~ %
what and as obbe and mo Ma.
snosion 10 stock 100 hhds OF whieh sooo
- nv hs home trade sarn We eoneus
that buk has been received and supplies
% Gin b.t nsngy particularly the Wescrn demand aoscs
sha. len Al higher kgures rung here The crop
the West have OF late improved in the Southern snons ou 90
,orab r~norted on fron the River districts II e OF os
IN ovarj he end Of tbs month look for fair average crop
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
inersdlpr GOD R.asiag Porto Rico

to-day quiet sales $40 bids scdns scod Refining Porto Ro
st "a do. Caba tSg. IIIf 81,
sKysThe srIe for Goat quiet, bat prices With
o change We bales Merean and loo do Caraeoa
Deer demad and pces have an upsa endensy
be oek yhtt sale. 10000 Para 10 arrive 2OOO Centa
Amer 600 ssa sbi Csmpeaehy 1000 Vera CTaa and
2bO0 n Teras &c. We quote: ~, 49,
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Diploeno Ncilces.
goparIncrspip Notltrs.

Egv.YoRE, September !, 1873
THE undersigned have this day formed Il
eopartner b unIer the fru of fWHrTiNGHAA& WISH
BURN IL Wast for the transaction Of general BANKING
purchase sale Of Stocks Bonds Cod and
Cow nacur commission only
WILLIAM H. WHITTINGHAM, Member y. S.ork EIchsBge.
LANSING q. WASlIBIRS, late OF r. J. Capron a Co
OyTIcE n. J. CAPRoS & Co. BANKER 20 NEwsr.i
NEw.YORK SEPT l. 1873. Z
rE'HE FIRM OF Il. j. CAPRON d Go. ~ this
l. dAy DISSOLVED by mutual consent M } CIlron Thnng
from bu.ue. r. j. gAPRoH,
H. VI. DAY
". ". HEATON
Mr. VI. DAY and Mr. W. W. HEAToN b.ge IBIS aa' isnnsd
COPARTNERSiIP uuier the hrm OF DAY Hfh loN ard
viii continue Bausng Brokerage the % u the
DAY HEATON.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

sTsD LEAp-Ths article has also been IN more se'g mari
The home trade for fair supply OF old stocks Nhs sIe
demand has been steady, chiefly for new crop ONO snu
taxing ali that had within Quotations which,
moi bnR satisfactory supplies have come IN oi ~
scsuJ pothng enhance the value o. ono seed
face of another large ordinary coming Is The sapgV
being limited prices have slightly ADVANCED ihe NJ .n
have much improved the crops IN sau
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

and the demand very sOeans go &c., Porto REQ 3206Oc
Muscoydo The market to-day frm with the sale
Of $50 bhds Trinidad Cuba, last evening. az 23t.
MILLFERDThe market quiet but hrmI quote 70 70
Ar slSaSla; 90 n az SO; Sl9d S2O 100 S22d
x28 RIVE Feed at $23 and Ground Feed S2ldS22 -
NAVAL Spirits Turpentne there moderate
inquiry previous figures the market closing AZ 044c with
$50 bb Merchauabe the higher price Strained
and fair request for export al about S. 2Oi the sales
800 bbl Dncc 200 bb At - S; grades
quiet unchanged quoted % 62Q$4 for No and 81 25U
j. 30 Pale Tar hr he'd bat du at III u p. Pitch
active a 50 3712as3 80 for City delivered.
OLSLnee fm but quoted Ole in casks and 92c.
bbls Crude Sperm frm End IN fair Crude MDae
sn the sales OF 900 ob Southern
6Oe Menhsien and 6rn sales Of 30 bbl 4G i2.
Lard hrm good inquiry quote 75d77c for Prime Win
69a70 orce make and 67G6S fr make Other Oils
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

mail and Do ao arrived In zoe poor
order te sell Apples fu supply and there tone 70
prices Grapes opening freely; uh'er Hsrords arrive
regularly We quotes -, 49,, M
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

There Is better peaches to-day Than nere has
hs M several dsys past quality Of fruit inprong that s u
800 ,ning already
go 900 10 s25 600 consequence of ihe serious
In at keNJersey orchards sendhE e"
a elnT os bartlett sunpi' selected keeb
c ~ si bot most grades sj.to 81 al arlvH 81 100
l Isiof,A 200 b0Ie DoJtIbt sool W et'heh
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

grade above or below the srsde gu
,ALSs ToA PRESENT DKLiygH'
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DRY HiDRs.

Curacoa A Rio Haehe
ldry l. pickpd. golds IL ais
Santo Domingo&Port-
su-Plstte.. ....gold 10 400
Corpus Christi. cur'ncy % i2d2i
lndisn0la. .enrrencT ~ 1923
TeIss Rough.cur'ncy % d22L
Western -. currency % d23
Southern .."currency II Gl9
DRY sALTRD HIDES.
haracRib0........goh - oil
Mnranhsm. gold - dl7
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DROOKLYNACAD OF FMUSIC.-STOCK
40 lor sALA-both preferred aad gnPrsteIrsl
AllBrelldileous.

A IL SKIN DISEASES, OLD ULCERS,
~ Erayiors on bodr pTouet
by Dr. FULLER Ohe No 81 GrssnSiehst, near FanIiB.
A WHEELER & WILSON SEWING-MA-
IA CHINE-A OF future condition; s alhrrut
new o SALE sbout haf price Mrs. PERRY 81 JanesL
DONE SAVINGS for SALE-Perfectlv pure;
I'D 50 so per bSrreL Apply CHRISTIAN SCnwART2. 35a
B,,t Rnythfjst
John DWIGHT & Co.,
~ Manufacturer OF
SALERArUS, SIPER-CARB SODA. &c.
No II Od,lp, New Iori
GTAMMERING.-New Stammerng In
~ .ttue l07 West reopened Vay
board uatil Circular
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

FLOUR AND.MEALTbe demaDd for Four general and
with limited prices srcger the inquiry for Shipping Extras
nor acve ibrsnds fair demand snd f
Flour sabe and Der; the close the market IS
and fairly active the fuu sales Of % 900 bbs inond
5000 bbs for delivery So 5GS6 So the latter rste
% Choice State this MONTH 800 be City GrOuDd Flour We
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

HBMPMans has ruled firm last, but quiet at lO4e
10 gold; bSsi sales durDg the month
ofAugus 10 600 bales Ju r and in moderate request at ~
5 Jute likewise De- stock lat
inst 1000 bales We clip the following from Mess H. H. Croeksf
l. Co.'S Mebthly Circular:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

Ree.pts for wtek 7l4S bD do lasi week, 7108 bb
40 ,.r werk l16 bb The market rather uaseted
v shows liberal o5enng and urgeut buyer QaoiatoDs
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

HARBWARE-Tbe activity Domestic Hardware previously ad
yere has since noticeable though the number OF buyers
this time not aree the decline IN insnd
frgbs stimulated the inquiry for heavy goods aLq on naA
Foreign Goods dull hut stesdy
AND STRAWThere good trade demand and the market IS
fair; quote Prime Hay at USZ5 n
S33aS26 Fair 29G$22 Good Shipping do st Sis
S20 Sl40Sl5 Long Rye Straw at SodSlo
Short 10. a Sl36$i4, and Ost al $l3dSl4
NDIGOThere has been rather inquiry for ina lots at about
figures Of 20 Manila 60 dS5c. and
/ Sd20 Madras at 500 SSc. currency. 100 :,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-27

R Ar this season Of tho year,
when many Of our people arc suffering
from colds, we call attention to Ayers
CHERRY PRoroRAL as 4 sure cure not
only for coughs and colds, but oil
affections Of the lungs and throat.
Having used it in our family for many
years, VIC can speak from personal
knowledge gifts efficiency. There may
be other remedies that are good but in
all our experience this has proved to be
by far the best. Itsqualities are uniion
and wholly reliable. 1t is pleasant to
takO, and should bo kept at command,
by every family, as protection against
a class ofcomplaints which seem harm
less in the beginning, but become
affecting and dangerous II neglected.
~ IL Register.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-27

R TEAcuERs AssOclArIoS.-Ar.
Eaitor.-I had the pleasure Of attend.
ing for the first time meeting Iof the
Teachers Association Of Freeman's
Creek District, held at Freomansburg
October l7th. While / have always
held high opinion Of the ability Of
tho Teachers Of that District, yet |
was pleasurably surprised to find the
merit Of their Association beyond my
former expectation.
The exercises were interesting and
improving to all present. Upon every
question read from thebox was stump.
ed the spirit Of intelligent and moral
inquiry; and in the discussion OF these
questions was to DO seen a vast i'm.
prOvoment in tho literary requirements
Of our teachers.
Tho Association passed a resolution
requiring the Recording Secretary to
send report Of each meeting to the
Recording Secretary Of tho County
Teachers Association. was grahfed
by this step, and hope that all District
Associations will act in the same man
ncr. As Recording Secretary Of the
County Teachers Association, I shall
be glad to receive all such reports;
and shall endeayor 10 prepare and pub.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-27

M SuccEEpEp TO HIS EsTLrEs AND
TtrlEs.- Thomas selby, Esqi an
English gentleman well known
to many Of the citizens Of West
Virginia, especially to those residing In
Harrison and Upshur counties, aud who
was tho righiful heir to the title and
estate Of the Viscountship Of Montague,
but who was long debarrci from bis In
hcritauce by ono Of those tedious suits
IN English chancery, SO correctly por.
trayed by Dickens 10 Bleak House, has
Al length been awarded q decision, as
Wa learned, and has come into the pos
session Of bio rights and will no longer
b. known as Mr. solby 70 tue public,
but as Lord Montague. With his titles
he recovered q vast estate, tue arrear,
Of rents for which he has been awarded
judgement amounting to more than 4
million cfdollars. He owns large track
Of land in Upshur county in this State :.
and NO learn that he Is expected 10 TINS
coutiry 10 . few weeks, and 50 there u
4 prospect ofhaying alive lord among
Us, ! National Telegraph.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-27

ET FROM UrsnuR.-lE. Editor.
Mr.. George Westfall, aged abGut 10
years, died at his residence on last
Saturday. He was ono Of tho Oldest
inhabitants of this noighborhOod and
county-a good christian and citizen
and; respected by all. He leaves
large family and numerous relatives
Three Of bis sons arc ministers Of tho
gospel.
progress at the Peck's Run Church for
nearly three weeks, undel the auspices
Of Rev. John Rexr0ad Thoro has
been q great many conversions, and
still more seekers.
On last Monday night about mid.
night little child cried so as to
awaken its mother, who saw an unu.
snail light through the window. Other
members Of the family werO reused up,
and It was found to DO Mr.. j. A. Hnr-
ris' blacksmith shop on fire. An
alarm was made, and o fow citizens ar.
rived on the spot in time to save the
building. In this case it was very
fortunate that there was no wind, or
the shop and other buildings, inslud.
ing two stores, would nave burned.
Supposed to be tho work Ofan incen-
''l Tcer. Run, oesose, 10.
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State Of West Virginia.

State Of West Virginia.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Braxton county, on the frs,
Monday in October, 1873.
William Holmick, pIaf,
vs.. In chancery
s. K. Kane, defendant.
The object Of this suit Is TO subject to the
payment Of the plaintiff debt ofSl2 ,s4l %,
two tracts ofland owned by defendant Kane,
situate in Braxton county, first tract con-
tanning 90, 700 acres, second tract containing
10000 acres. And It appearing by alidav-
II fled that the defendant s. X. Kane Is not
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, II
Is ordered that be do appear herc within one
month after the fut publication hereof and
do what 10 necessary to protect his interest
In this suit. Teste:
JOHN NJ. JONES, Clerk,
BY w. +. Morrison, his Deputy.
Frame, Fleming & Bennett, p. q.
oc.1slw
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE HOUSES AND
LOTS IN TIE TOWN OF
WESTON.
R. P. Camden, plaintiff,
". :. 3 p,,,,,.... ~. In 'hal''ry

vs.. In chancery
W. T. Patterson, d'ft.
In pursuance Of a decree rendered in the
above named cause by the County Court Of
Lewis county, at the August term thereof
1873, the undersigned, Commissioner APP
pointed for the purpose, will, on the first
day Of the October term 1873, Of the County
Court Of Lewis county, proceed, at the front
door ofthe Court House Of said county, to
sell Rtpublie auction, to the highest bidder,
House and Lot No. IS, on the east side Of
Nam Street, In the town OF lPeston. Aud
In the event that said House and Lot No. Is
shall not sell for sufficient sum TO pay Oh
the several sums ofmoney deereed by said
decree, then the saidCommissioner will, al
the garne time and place, and upon the same
terms, proceed to sell House and Lot No.
10, on the cast side Of Main. Street, in said
town, adjoining said Lot No. ls.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said Houses and Lots will DO sold upon a
credit ofsix, twelve and 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 iB continued until the IL,
day Of the December term, 1873, Of the
County Court Of Lewis county.
W. G. BENNETT, Commissioner.
October 10, 4w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-27
THE WORLDS AWARD,

As shown by sales, proved by sworn Re-
turns to the owners Of the principal sewing
machine pa,ents--whieh last year amount
Cd to two hundred and nineteen thousand
seven hundred and fily-elght (?l9i1os.l
machines, nine out Of Ten Of them being ior
family use. This Is over ~ 600 more sew-
Ing machines than were sold by any olher
company for the same period, and over ES one
quarter ofall tie machines sold 10 lSIs'-
These enormous sales are owing 10 tie iong
tested merits OF the Singer Machines whieh
meet the wants of,he public In superiority
aud simplicity Of construction, aud eapa-
billy for great variety and exeellenee o.
work. That the users Of Sewing Machine
hnd these desirable qualities inthe
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Cheap Goods at Lewis.


E / MEAN BusrSEss. late
notice to thosc indebted to mo brought
81 200 in cash, and caused many to
close up accounts by note and other
wise Yet many proved needless to
my call. To them l have only this to
say. / will not run after you or dog
you on the corners; but will place the
same in officers hands for collection. l
need my money. You havO used II
from 2 to5 years. Justice says you
should se,tlc-law says you shall.
So please call and settle, either by
cash, motto or otherwise. l am deter.
mined to have accounts on my 3full
ledgers settled. F. NJ. 0HAtyAST.
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BriefMention.
N Pay Me Printer.
The Fall STYLES at LeRis'.

a Nv AA ~ ASe ~ A4NWAe
John Frclse, a cooper ofParkers.
burg, has manufactured barrel that
will hold four hundred gallons of water.
Thanksgiving Day has has been
fixed for Thursday, November eth,
by the President.
- The Southern Methodists report a
prosperous year in West Virginia.
They report an increase Of less than
three thousand.
We have to correct q little: Ma
jor Dent wentto Startling College, Co.
lumbus Ohio, and not to New York;
aud Mr.. Butcherdid not go to Charles.
ton.
"A. KOlo was burned to a cindcr
yesterday in the foundry Of Mr.. George
Danser, IN this place,
Married, on Wednesday evening,
October 18th, by the Rev. P. Murray,
DR.. George D. Simpson, Of Buckhan-
non, to Mary. eldest daughter Of Mifflin
Lorentz, of Haymond's Mills, Braxton
county.
Noah B. wamsley has been sen.
fenced to the Penitentiary for ono year.
= The largest pumpkin we have
heard Of this season, was raised by
John Smith, near Centreville. Us
weight was 754 pounds, and 5 feet
aud 9 inches in circumference Ifany
one can beat this we shall DO glad 70
hear from them .-Buekhaaaon Della.
We had sweet dreams the other night,
When all around was still,
We dreamed We saw host offolks
Pay up their printers bill.
We wish tho dream would come topass,
And our empty pockets I'LL
Tar da Jump q to diddlo dun,
re lump tie iddlo dill.
As q good motto for country
merchants, we submit tho following:
early to bed and early to rise; never
get tight. aud advertise; let your
wares be known il you arc wise"
= The editor is of on trip to the
Independent State Of Webster, and
expects to falten upon deer aud "bar''
meat for a few days.
- Tho now Baptist Church al
Broad Run was dedicated on Sunday,
tho 10th inst.
MIR. r. P. Camden, formerly Of
this place, but now Of Parkersburg,
was in town last week
"A young girl, aged 10, living on
Stone Coal, 10 this county, Committed
four hundred scriptural verses in the
past few weeks.
A correspondent writing to The
Clarksburg Telegraph, "dOes up" our
late Fair in very complimentary
manner.
"A Professor of Chemistry says:-
"If Observation-Disclosures is obtained BY
the oxidation Of tribona nthraccnt, VIVA
would result from the union ofbihihalint
with dilute digclor, or dlbromanthra
Gene lisulpLuric acidin This has beer
our opinion for some time, but We wcr'
too modest 10 express it.
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Gg IT is with pleasure that We call
attention TO the advertisement Of ellis
Raw Bone Phosphate, to DO found
elsewhere in this paper. Mr.. Gill has
located in Wheeling, in this State.
It is well known that raw boue phos-
phatc, as o fertilizer, is unequaled.
We recommend this to our farmers,
and hope they will not be slow in TAX
ing hold oft. Mr.. Gill wishes to SO.
euro good agent in every District in
our county.
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re- "Tms is Nor My HonE."-
young friend in Kansas, who loft hi
homo in this county, to gather up gol,
in the west, in writing a letter to us
thus gives vent to bis feelings:
OH land of rest for thee | Sigh,
IYhen will tho moment come,
When shall lay old Kansas by,
And dwell In peace at home.
No trauqnll joys out here ! know,
No peaceful, shcltering dome
This States wilderness OF woe,
This State Is not my home.
To my sweetheart I'll lly for rest,
She'll bid nc cease 10 roam,
And lean for pleasure on her breast,
And she Il keep mo at home.
Oh how I'D like 10 quit the Slate,
Where ehills aud lever ronn
Although my fortune Is not made
Yet still ! sigh for home.
When by affection sharply tried,
I view the gaping tomb;
Nth ague palms on every side,
oh then / long for home. 4
Weary of wandering round and round,
This vale OF sin and gloom,
I long TO quit this foreign land,
And dwell with those at home.
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GILL IS WHEELING RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE.
Farm ers, Read and Profit.

There is not spider hanging on Tho
kings wall but has his Grand there
Is not an animal, vegetable, or any.
thing Noah saved in his Ark but what
was made and saved for good. And I
will have it that God never created a
man TO DO a blank aud to be q nothing;
therefore announce myself
West Tirglnias Phospha te Manu-
facturcr.
TT Send for circulars md learn TO
increase your crops and set your fields
IN rich meldOWs Of grass. All inqui-
ries answered Agents wanted in cv-
Gerry. Township.
H. II. GILL, Manufacturer,
Lock Drawer ia, Wheeling, W. Va.
Oct 81, 1873, Q months.
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H Orr FoR. wEps7ER.-Mr. Ed
itor.-"Woff'S of for the "Iudcpend.
Ont State"-that land Of milk and
honey-elated with the prospective
idea Of Staying many deer before ro-
turning. He spent a day among his
friends, taking orders for yOniscn
hams and actually agreed to furnish
foriyi Is be crazy? Won't wc have
to conGnc him in the Asylumf Or
worse, send him to the Legislature.
Weston, OF. %, y
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WEST VA, UNIVERSITY.

Tho yonr bCgiulin all Departments on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 0, 1873.
Prof. +. s. Lyon, with a full stan Of thor
onghly qualified assistants, has charge Of
the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information In regard 10
the sanlc will address him. IN
Catalogues describing the other Depart
mcnts may DO obtained from the Secretary
Of The Faculty, Prof. Geo. w Glover, or
the undersigned. hil ll.1
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
u Morgantown, W. Va.
ocll9-1s73. ~
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These arc Me Hishesl lSs,sing Ma
chine A,rards at Vienna.

Tho SINGER received all the, medals
awarded 10 either Of the competing Ma
chimes, and two medals more than any
other obtained. Then, In the name o
truth. what Is II that prompts peopleto,
claim Recommendations for the Diploma OF
HONOR The iact Is, no Diploma o. Honor
has been given to any Sewing Machine
Company, but immeasurably besiefis