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men. asd wonder al Ills uniasation Of
the farmers. which they see Is a direct
blow 1t their interests. and will ulii-
lnately resultin the downfall of their
suindliug exaeii0ns from the producing
CLASSES They arc stirring With might
and main to direct popular opinion in
the wrong channel; they tell Us il isa
political movement. and consequently
short lived; that i. is gotten up By
breken down politicians All such OBJ
jeeliOns are raised, but without fonn-
datiOn. In spite Ofaerce opposition,
the march ia onward. Candid think.
ing men everywhere are locking TO the
good Of the country, and giving to the
patrons Of hu'bandry their approval
aud support. Hence .hsir rapid ia
crease III numbers, A few months
back they were counted by the hun.
dred, but they new foot up their mill.
ions, sllary.G Grabs pale before them
tncn0polie> Iremble aud come topping
down when Changers fllOur lssisla-
tvs halls. We shall have peace on
earth aud good will toWardS msa !
good wholesome laws, with equal taxa
lion; bond. ho!ders will have to taks ,
back seat and bear their equal share o.
the burden Of taTA.iOn ; We will haV'
better I.cicly and prosperous people
when Changers control the csaalry.
G0d.Speed the day. Ut.
lHs't0H, July 9.
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West virginia In,titutlon for the
Deal DUMB aud Bind.
Rousrr. W. Va, July /.

RoHSrr. W. Va, July !.
y. ". woTnSpls. ESQ
This Institution was founded BY tho
State, BY an act Of the Legislature,
passed March Sd, 1870, and has since
been fos.erei aud malnrsd BY ample
appropriations.
il i located aniii. tho mountains Of
the State, IN the beautiful valley VI the
south Braucn Of tbs Potomac, in y
climate Of unsurpassed hrallhlulness.
aud among a moral aud refined people.
ltiss noble charity, to the wards OF
the State the Deaf and Dumb. aud
tho Blind.
We gather here, from the roughss,
qsarriss, these hidden stones, to polish,
adsru aud 4. them for uselul places in
the theatre Of lifs,-aye uUre, We hope
TO Ct them as living stones for ..'thit
temple not made with hands!p /. ia
fountain. whose waters gently aSs
along the raylpes OF melancholy and
despair, aHd winding further along.
dUWn LIES valley, wldsns lpd spreads.
and sends forth health, beauty and
ugUr to the otherwise sterile GROUND, oi
natures most unfortunate.
All such afflicted children ia tbs
State, between the sges Of sigh. aud
twenty-five years, can enter here
"Withsut money or prize, "-ths blind
to receive the lisi, u elusltion's putsl
rays, and the teaf TO hear, and th,
dumb to speak, in language mute bu,
yet full Of psWer AID uttsraues.
The Board Of Rsgsuts Of this Instit'
ution are panied to know tia. 50 many
VI these uuiortuna,ss throughout ths
State have failed to embrace tue oppOr.
luniiies here offered TO them to rsrsiI.
such an education a. will 1t them foi
LIES battle.
lhaye been directed, BY the Board,
10 circulate this letter, and earnestly to
request the people Of the State 10 IVVk
after the unfortunate ones, and urge
them to embrace the advantages hsis
offered 70 them.
Nay ! ask you, in The name sfth..
charity, to aid iu this matter, aud tv
see that the children in your section Of
The State may have tue way to i'm.
provsaen. aud Advancement pointed
out, ind be sent to this ScLOol.
The Institution may DO reached by
daily Stage from Green Spring Run
Depot, b. 80. X. r, l8 miles dis.
tant, aud from Winchester, Virginia,
by tri.weskly StigeL
Apy communications addressed 70
the Principal. a. Rvmnsy, will be
promptly attended to.
Very Respectfully. Yours 30,
~ THOMAS MLstfs,
President Of the Bo,rs.
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twill be remembered that, during
and after tho war. many suits uet.
brought against participants 10 the
Southern armies, or synpathiItrs In
their cause, for property destroyed OF
damages sustained.
HE Constitutional Convention Of
1872, in article 3. section IS. provide,
for the purpose Of RENTING the hard.
ships resulting 10 consequences Of these
suits, that "eitiEsps ofthia State who
aided, Or participated 10 the late war
between .hc Government Of the United
States aud part Of tho people thereof,
on either sidS, shsll not b liable Ia any
proceeding, civil or criminal, nor shall
bis property DO seized or sold under &,
nal process, issued upon judgments, or
DEGREES heretofore rendered, or other.
wise, because fany &C. done accord.
Ing TO The usage Of civilized warfare
IN The prosecution ofiaid var. BY either
Of the parties thereto The Lesiila.
ture, 10 order to carry out and give full
force aud effect to this provision Of The
Constitution. pAssed a law. (ehaptst
fty.eight Of The acts Of 1928 FEN.
dtriug Judgments and DEGREES secured
IN such suits, null aud void. upsn proof
that the ACTS eonplained Of were done
according TO tho usage Of civilized
warfare. 10 the prosecution of.ihs war
between the GoSernmsnt Of the United
States and . pert Of people thereof
and secntes 10 the defendant tho rettot.
alton 81 The amount Of the judgment,
With interest. where tho judgnsp, has
Been s,tit6ed. .as
The tsst question usdsr di,cuiiion
y,it.ri.yi % She Cifevi' Court fi,s,
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Colonel Ben Wilson.

The near approach Of the coates. for
Congressman in this District, leads Us
70 a consideration Of who, in our Opiu.
ion. should rspresen. Us in iha. eapac.
ity. As . matter of course, Tln
DrnOcRAF will supper. the nominee,
whoever he may be but in the mean.
time it may nut DO ipapprepriass TO
make such suggestions on the subject
q, We may deem pertinent.
The streak Of ioriuilous cirsrn,t,a.
ets which encountered the last canvas
will no. trouble US this year. The
contest will be one Of party strength
Democracy u. RldlOalisn-uud We
should prepare for the fShi. No man
eau now determine who will be the
nominee Of either partY--ths respective
Conventions will settle thal-but NO
are pretty confident that i. will be a
fair s,and.ap 6Sh. Of one political
party against thr other. Let ii come,
and let the victor have the ,pOils.
We have no suggestions to make TO
HE Radical brtthrsn--ws care 10.
who they nOmina..--for Democratic
unity will insure Dem oeratio success;
ba! 10 the exercise Of our rish. a, /.
Democrat. We desire to bring forward
for the nomination Of our party, Colo.
p.l BEs Til,Os. ofH.rrisos county.
We shall enter lot, no sulogy Of hi.
gentleman; we shall make no aIs.r.
liens is TO his ability 10 reprtisn. u,
faithfully and we'll 10 Congr.,,, Tor
every body eonvertapt with the leading
men ofthe State. knows these things
already. We shall not refer 10 ii,
Political eoutte-it 10 needless to do
90. for bis faithful adherence to Dem.
osratic principle, and usagss Is f.nili.
srto all. In word, be Is smiaontly
qualified for the position.
And We assert that Coloa,l WILSON
has claims upon the Democracy Of this
District that cannot we'll be disr,eard.
ed. The gallant fight be nsde for Us
in the last CANVASS: and the outrage
perpetratsd upon him and the people
ofihis District, by Ben Butler and a
Radical majority in Congress, 10 refu.
sing him the seat to which bs was ls.
eally entitled, is fresh in tbs memories
Of the people. These considerations,
and many others equally as wsishty,
lead Us to the BELIEF that prudence,
Justice, and gratitude alike poiu, to
the fact that |, |. our duty to work, %
far Is We can. fer the nomination snd
election Of Col. BSH WILSON. Of H,ri.
ton.
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DIR. DEHANNIO.
TIE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
and hi. wife.
"a. INDIAN MEDICINE WOMAN,

formerly wheeling Island uEen. Of auub.. citizen. q
LeW and adjoining Counties have pemnnnly located Weston West
vigini aud will 30 found bis residence door below the Bank
During the the doctor aud bis w ays been consulted By
Thousands Of patients and have performed wonderful Their celebrity
DO testified BY The ao rsP.sbls 'iseF' Of The States They
prepared funih Medicines Of Bo nica for the of
C6iOsie 0lua Mars Eys, Hattie Satins Fi,. Sla, ARlai
CaMe.r Lirsr Complaint Falling Skrs FITS Fhm0,m LphIgs
Atra Diitas OLD S Rksum, EryIp.u Disa s Heait
Hhit,, Amsrorrlsa, GenOrhsd SyphiIl,t and
all diseases the Womb Diseases peculiar Females Muubon Self
abuse and In fact all the ills ths, human ah heir They
eordng When the Great p. created mankind be created
leaf shrub all tho diseases which should be subject
those Who suffering from Gsu'uHOn the Lungs cal the ndu
Medicine Woman aud cured Fever aud Ague cured in days Shake
but and the Indian Medicine aud be cured She
dctsreou you the Indian pucpuo how
long have had the disease she will you We iu Bus
have no strife WITH nature laws hands With blood
ain poison their pain TO THE LADIES would be
treated BY who perfectly understands your construction
and tho diseases which you subject aud what yon suler Suffer
longer but call ha Indian Herb Doc,ress and be CARED Her
never fail Cancer positively removed woa. tho knife The Indian Msd
attends the ladies' and the Indian Herb Doctor the gentle
The Indian Medicine among the Cherokee Indians
where Sd. obtained her knowledge Of medicine and has performed
cures Of diseases than any regular practitioner In the country
That terrible monster TAPE WORM, positively removed within
twelve heu. Come the Doctors that
by him. M charge for consultation o advice f-
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what the efluTer, want

M. Eiit~:-As much Is Just now
being said about Grlsgsrs. aud the
Grange no7tntal gens.slly; and a.
there iia great dtAl d niiIsspfsssnta.
tim, l dssaiisIs lEiy oiaA good cit.
liens to uphold tie :iEhi, sod di,,Oan.
tsnancs wrong. grkiag thiI view Of
matters, an prompted to venture a
lew remarks on this subject | shall
frs. endssyor TO state. a, ! understand
it, the grand object Of this uni6catiOu Of
the farmers. 1t Is not Gully to improve
husbandIy, but to increase the general
happiness, weslth aud prosperity Of tue
country. Its founded upon The axiom
that tho products Of the soil comprise
The basis OF 81 wealth that indiIidu.
81 happiness depends upon The general
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rresma,sary.

Nothing can make an individual. or
n b,dy vfiudiyiIual,. 40 fuoli,hly po,o.
riou., as the iu.aue sttsn,pt 10 attack
a system Of which they know no,hipp
Whatever. The Aati.sscre..Soeie
Party, (Which should be called hereai.
ter tue Poke your. .iuto.eyery
body, business As.ociutiop) have been
attacking Freenasontyl They declat.
that secret societies (classing Free.
masonry as one. are incompatible with
the spirit Of kepublieanun. They for.
get, or do not know, that PreeaiasotI.
~ Is the republic Of the whole world.
Masonry has no trouble with r,Iiri b
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~----A=====
in the casa Of Err. Parfel, u ]. B..
Bsetsith; psrel having ob.sinsa
Judgment srains. Beckwith for Al 500
10 June. 1865, on account Of Beckvith
having Imprisoned Parrel during tie
war.
The petition Of Beck sith was made
10 accordance with the act OF the Legs.
llture mentioned above, aud seeking
to set aside Parcels judgment and Sc.
cure rshelripg.
The demurrer to the petition raises
the question, whether the provision Of
the State Constitution and the acts
passed in accordance herewith. was re.
pugplnt and contrary to several prOyis.
ious Of the Federal Constitution
The plaintiff. nliu.ained ths. judg-
ment is an implied contract, aud that
a, article /, section 10, provision / Of
the Federal Constitution provide, that
mo State shall pass Law impairiss
the obligation Of con,raOts," the State
Constitutional provision and the act Of
Legislators are uaeOn s,i.utiopal. =
Tia. they are also 10 sutasoni,m 10 Ii,
9TH Amendment Of the Federal Consti,
tuition, which provides that nin suit,
at common law, where tho value in con
Ioycrsy shall exceed .Weuty dollars
the right Of trial by Jury shall be pre-
served aud no fact triedby , iury shal
DO otherwise re.sraminei' ia any Court
Of The Unllsd States, than according I.
the rules Of common law, " and also ID.
18th Amendment which provides "nOI
shall any State deprive any person d
life, liberty or property viIhou. da,
process oflav," il being contend ed thai
4 judgment Is property, and an sc, d
tts Legislature Is moi due process, j
law ltV,s also urged tia. ,hc Lsgis.
lature in passing this 40. usurped Judi,
cial powers In reply to this view, ths
formation Of The State Of West VirRiuiu
vas discussed a. length. The Regis.
,ration act was di,cussed, The Amsnd
NJ Mt Of the State Consultation liuii,inr
the number Of voters, which amend.
ment was ..cured after the registration
Law bad deprived many citizen, Of sutf,
rage, was dwell. upon, and the helpless,
condition Of any one in . court who
could not take the iron clad cath; men.
toned. His judicial position i, vi,
shown, made him liable, both srimi
pslly aud ciyilly. for acts he p,riOrnlet
BY orders Of superior officers done il
Icsordanse With eiyillissd warfare :
The Convention vas called to do ava,
with this statutory and judicial injus
tice.
twas claimed th,. The &c! Of thi
Legislature did not aim to set asid,
judgments. It enlarged the jurisdic.
ton OF 4 power long in til, courts
The Legislature did not grant . new
trial co npnlins. Power was conisrr.l
upon ths courts, upon due proesu oflap
70 grant new trial. and the Legs
lature did no, usurp judicial power,
It provided pleading, service Of prcc..
AID evidence, which was certainly du
process FLAW. Tho Obligation Of con
tracts yrs no. impaired. Twas main
tanned tina. judgment w,a no. a con
tract ltlncks ali The element. Oh
contract. Lacks consent, cen sidsra
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lisw Departure 10
PAGS RE1 ca
Peess Managing, sc.

nwsbn Annavalt would respectfully Ia.
form the public that be has taken new do.
pattufe Ia bic line Of buIiness. Hard times
have come upon ", and 50 per day for
pAlntersi Is TOO much. ! there ore propose to
Wsrk BY The day cheap, or | will take
contracts st very low terms, for all work 10
my lluo, II keep on hand At all times q full
supply Of PAINTS, OILS, &C.. and iurlisb
them Of Sholssale rates. can be found al
al dms At Rdmllton q Batt'l Ding Store,
whtIs orders len for me will meet with
d. W. AHSAwAlT,
July iit 1870 Ktstsni WA
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Defined a Last.

Ina recent issue, the Wheeling Ii.
t,liisrnesr gives . list Of the Republic
can candidates for Congress from thi,
District. Among them We notice
"llon. John j. D.,i,. Of Harrison
No doubt the ln.ellissner acts BY
authority IN placing Mr. Davis before
the public IS a seeker Of the Republi.
can somins,ion; and hence We may
safely conclude that Mr.. Davis has Of
bis own free will aud aeeord gone over
to the eampof tho eneny.-Much q.
We regret that Mr.. Davis has seen ct
to leave the party that hOnotsd him. we
cannot deny bis right 70 do so. When
q politician desires to "hang bis gate
o. 'tsthsr post, he alone must judge
Of the eonitsnsuees Of bis act; and
bic former friends can only grisrs
oyer his apostncv.
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\. N. BENNETT.
d. 7. FRAME.
juns2siw Special Commissioner.
coMMIssIoNERTs NoTIoE.

r =. flsmiag, adninisiA,o, dc benis moo
Of Tbs eiiAls Of Robert Linn, deceased.
ain,,r jackson, late adninIa,ra,or Of The
estate Of Robsft Linn, dsesaisd, William
7. Wiaat John q. hsCAlly, Ninisr Jack.
son, the Board Of Education Of Glsnyille
Township, William y. Lively, trustee,
Marion 7. Brannan, Joha .. Branuan,
Thomas y. BrannRn, Andrew L. 8. Var.
nsF, Robert =. fisminH, Miranda II.
stump, Robert Efrin, and Sophronia 3.
Linn, widow. ~ Robert Linn, deceased,
Newton B. Bland, and Mary =. Hand,
his wifi, MAriouT BrannAn, and Nancy
Y. Bfannan, his wife, Robert @ LInn aud
5afAh y. Llun, heiri Al law OF the said
Robert Linn, deceased and Lemusl Stump
nhd Jrhefion Thomas, deiendants.
The parties 70 the above named eause will
AXE nohee that lhaye Fixed upon the ID
day ofAugiht 1874, At the Clerks Office of
The County Court Of Gilmer county, 10 exc.
cute the order Of reference made In this caulo
by the Citcui, Court OF Gilmer county. i
shall hrit take, state and settle the Adininis.
irAtion Aeeounta Of MiDttr lAekIon, late id.
minlslfAior oi the estate Of Robert Linn, do.
ceased aud also the administration NC.
counts Of Il. r. Fleming, administrator Do
bonls non Of iaid Linn, decreased. 7ud,
Take proof Of all The valid claims aud DEBT,
eilsting against the estate Of Robert Linn.
deeeased, aud report the same In the order
Of sh,ir pripritiss. Sd, | will proceed 10
aieetlaln and report the real eilate III which
the aid Robert Lima died seized, and what
part theteofis liable 10 10 eharn,d with he
payment Of the debts against said eState I;
aud further, any special matter required By
tie parties, Or eitlier Of them. ~
And II u provided BY decree and order ia
,Ais cause, that notice 81 the time and place
Of executing said rsiepnec, publlshed once
. weak for four successive weeks In Inn
DlAocRAT, . new lpapef puhlilhed Ii III town
q Weston, Leyl county, Rest Yirxinia,
shall b equivalent 70 ptfionnl ieryire u
such nolies 90 the psriisi 10 this Gauge, or
any Of them. II from any cause The exrcv-
ton Of said references be not commenced. or
being eomnsntsd, lhould not be Completed
% The day naasd, the same viii u al.
toufned from day TO day, or from time 10
titne until completed. y n
Glvsa under my hand, a. conuitsioner
o. the Circuit Court OF Gilmer county. thls
7sih day o. Juns, lt1l.
LEVI JOHNSON.
|julyb.au Commissioner
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Samuel /. Hays idninii.ra,or, t,itr and
~ ezlscrar.
3. 2. Csmdtu aud olheri
Psrsgrius Hays and other,.
~ cuAsckEY.
fosies 70 hereby given 10 the paflies ia
tie Two aboys ttyled causes, and ali otheis
ipisttstedi that puftuAnt 10 DEGREES retidei.d
IN sald causes at The ArRust term, ls1U, AZ
Inv November tetni, 1871. and NJ de Suiisg
lstnii 1918 Of the Circuit Couri Of t;iimts
SONNY sns undetilgned, Special Commis.
sousss WIZ gu the loth'day Of August
io's, ~ hs Court Heuse Of Gllmet county,
~ Tue IOWA Ut Glenyille, IFrIt Virginia,
psssssa " ascertain nnd report al llo
luakmshu and other liens now existing aud
liyfss and uspaid against SanuelL. ilays,
new asstased, or againit him aud othrfS.in
Wy nitI named cause, together with the iiA-
.uts spd character Of such liens, sud The
ss'Ahts dales, lfiohties aud dignilies ih,ie-
vi aud TO whom payable. AISo, ali tas
stsi estate owntd BY the said SAMUEL b.
Jays " the dhlrs Of such udsnieuis aud
oIhtr liens respectively, orwhieh he ailtt-
watds aequit,d, aud whtrs such real estate
is situated. Also, all tue Judgments aud
otherliens now existing and Ia force avaiust
tie deiendAnt Petpgrine Hays, or againkt
btu aud others In The peeOnd named cause.
together viii the amounts, nature md
character Of such liens, and tha relative
dAtel, ptiotitits.ahd dignillss thereof, and
TO whUm payable. And alio ali the real
estate owned BY The said defendant Pee.
grins Hays NJ the dates Of such judgments
oroihyf liens respectively, OF which he has
iihee acquitted, aud where such zeal estate a
situated, together with any matter detmtd
pertinent BY said Commissioners, or ftauir.
Cd specially by auy Of The parties. Its ii.
% provided BY the decree rendered at the
August term, 1870, above mentioned, that
holite OF the time and place ofexeeuiinr
this felerenes, publlihed once a week ior
four successive weeks In THE DknocRlT, q
ntNspaper published In tibet town Of N esion,
Lewis eouhty, West Virginia, shall bc
Equivalent 10 personal setviea Of such office
on tile parties 10 these CAUSES, or any of
them. liit0m any caule the execution Of
said reference be not commenced, Or icing
Commented should not be completed, Oh
theday named, the same will be ADJOURNED
from day to day or from time " time until
completed. 10 = lf
Given under our hands this 18Th day Of
June, 1874.
H.. MILToNN NORRIS.
AoBERT q LINN,
jolly CAV Special comm'rs.
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WEST va. UNIVERSITY

The year bee,Asin all Departments on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1878
Prof. ?. 8. Lyon, with \ full STAG Of thor
oughly qualified ssIiiiAu,i, haI charge oil
the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information In regard 70
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
meats may be obtained from the Secretary
Of the Faculty, Prof Geo. ". Glover, Of
the Undersigned. p
ALEX. MARTIN. President.
~ MorsantOwp, ". Va.
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State Of West Virginia.
AZ Rulss held IN the Clerk oiiee eftha
Cleui. Court Of BrAiiou county, on the iSt
MondAy.in June, 1874. 4 y
.. II DAVIS aud p. y. eorpsn, plalaails.
James D. psnal.sa and Vernon Campbell,
T = IL eHlseIsY. rs
The object ofthis bill % 10 enforce Aven.
doris lieu on . tract OF land containing
3st Herts lying In Biaxton county, on the
fighi-haud fork Of Salt Lick Greek ior the
Plymsni Of $40 with initttil, being The
balance Of The purchase money, which ball
anee, a alleged In the bill, u The property
Of tsid Davis and Goppsn, By aslignmenis
from Alexander and Vernon Caupbell. 'H
Aud II appearing BY aiidaylt fled that
The defendant Vernon Campbell lsapou-
resident Of this State, and hs'not appsafing,
iiiiofdeitd that DO do appear here within
one month from The issuing Of this order,
and do wha, u neetiilfy 70 protect bis in-
tsfs,t Ia ihIi suit, Tote: N
~ y. d. JONES. Clerk. y
II. Bnppou atty iune224E
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tla,loo Aeses ~
BR AxToN LAND for SALE

Nm. Ro,s, Plalatii,
Stephen K. K.a., d.fAaaa,I
v iis Hsaist, pl.lsaE
s'..s, Il i. Kane, s.aaa...i
Da va P, Nee. pl.iAus
sspbsaK K. Kane, defendant.
N ciIlHcRHY, 1s iil
PuriuAnt 70 4 decree rfonouneea By lie
Cirenit Court Of Brsrtoa county, Al no
March Term thereof 1914 In these thrto
causes, the nnderslRned, A. Special Cbmmls-
Sicnefs for ha, purpose appointed, will pro.
cad, 10 front OF The court house door ofsaid
county, on the 18Th day Of August, 1874.
that being the hrat day ofihe Anguit errn
Of said court for said County, 70 sell al pub.
lie auction, 10 lie highest bidder, The two
tfaeii Of land In the bill and proceedings Of
taid eausei mentioned Ope OF which tracts
contains 30, 100 Aera-ihe other 50. 600 Acrei
situate In The counties OF Braxton, NisholaI
and Webster, but principally 10 Braxtnn
comfy, And adjoining each other, and on
both Iidsi Of Elk liver.
Terms of Sale.
For cash In hand 10 pay The costs oftheso
suits and expense Of saie The residue on A
credit Of 9, u and 10 monlhs, taking from
the purchaser, or purchasers, notes bearing
ihiefeit from date, with good personal %.
suri.y, and retaining LEA on the lasd a
'r 4. NJ. BENNETT.
n n HRAAaH
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I'M OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT.
I, large. and We sell at Wholesale and retail
Ne ihall reesiys constantly new supplies o.
LAMPS, cHIbiNEYS. 10, and will dupli'
cato free Of freight any bill Of Lamps pur'
chased in Wheeling
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-13

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

To FARMERS, The Buckeye Mower
aud Reaper and the "0ld Reliable Sweep
stake" Thresher, manufactured at Canton,
Ohio, by c. Aultman & Co, and for
which Machines, Geo. W. Craig, Of Ar
buckle, Mason county, is Agent, have for
years been acknowledged as not only the
cheapest, most durable aud best in the
market, but capable Of doing better and
more work than any other machine of the
Same kind. The unprecedented demand
for these Machines during the past season,
has only again given proof Of their
progressive merit and popularity. Farm
ers who are contemplating buying a Reap
er, Mower, or Thresher, should make their
wants known to Mr.. Geo W, Craig,
or orders may be left atthis Office.