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Al the Vienna Exhibition the SINGER
received tho Medal Of Merit, the Medal oil
Progress, and three other Medals for luperi.
GRITTY reproductions.
Thee are tic Highest ScRing Ma.
chine AtrdrdS at TenNa.
The SINGER received all tho medal
awarded 10 either Of the competing Sla,
chimes, and two medals more than any
other obtained. Then, In tho name 0
ruth, what Is II that prompts people tC
claim recommendation for the Diploma OIL
Honor The fact Is, no Diploma Of Honor
has been given to any Sewing Machine
Company, but immeaEirnbly better is
THE WORLDS AWARD,
rs shown by sales, proved by sworn re.
turns 10 the owners OF the principal sewing
machine patents-which last year amount
cd 10 two hundred and nineteen thousand,
Ieven hundred and ffly-clght (2ls, 15s. J
machines, nine out Of ten ofthsm beinz fol
family use. This Is over 900 moro SOW
Ing machines than were sold by nRy other
company for the same period, and over one
quarter Of all tho machines sold In ls12.-
These enormous sales arc owing to the long
tested merits Of the Singer Machines, which
meet the wants Of the public in superiority
and simplicity Of construction, and capa.
billty for great variety and excellence oil
work. That the users Of Sewing Machines
fzd these desirable qualities Ia the
81 N G. Err
above all others, Is shown by the salpE above
given, aside from theaWArds OfInternNtlon,
al Juries, either Al home OF abroad.
]. II. HANSON, Gen. Ag'L,
CtARKSDuRa, W. Va.
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piss9lutlon Of PaEtnershlp.

TIME firm o. P. RRAY eco; wa, this
day dissolved. Those indebted TO
them will call and sOttlei those having
claims against said firm will present them
for payment. Hereafter tho business will bo
couducledby F. n. CIALFANT.
WESTON, January !. 1874. feb 2.4w
Notice to take Dispositions =
IN To WilliRmJ. Wilson, Martin II. lIar-
ner, Mamie Bland, MilGS Bland, John
Bland, Amos Bland, George W. Bland,
JAMES d. Bland, William Bland, John
Bland, Frank Bland, Andrew ]. Stnpiou,
and Nary Simpson, his wife, George II.
Damcron, John W. Dolly and Lucinda
Dolly, bis wife, John ]. Malrom and Robert
BOdkin.
YoI Will rAKSorcs, that on saturday,
tho 7th day Of March, 1874, between tho
hours Of 9 o'clock A. u. and O'Clock 7.
N. Of that day, at the law Office Of Charles
j. p. Ctcsap, In Beverley, Randolph coun-
ty, West Virginia, We will proceed to take
tho dispositions Of Reuben Raines, John Snl-
der, and others, to be read as evidence for
rs In chancery suit now pending 10 tho
circuit court OF Randolph county, West
Virginia, wherein we are complainaus aud
you are defendants.
Iffron any cause tho taking ofnid dep
osltiOns arc not commenced on that day, or
being commenced, arc not completed, the
taking Ofthe same will DO continued or adj
journed from day to day and from time to
time, Rt the same place and between tho
same hours, until completed.
ANDREW J. WILSON,
MARTHA z. WILSON.
January 20, ls74-fSb2.4w
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GILRs WHEELING RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE.
Ermers, Read and PROFIT.

ruThsTSt LAeue uh1 IVh'
There is not q spider hanging on the
kings wall but has bis Grand; there
is not an animal, vegetable, or any.
thing Noah saved in his Ark but what
was made aud saved for good. And |
will have it that God never created a
man to be blank aud to DO a nothing;
therefore I announce myself
West Yirginia's Phosphate Manu-.
facturer.
RI Send for circulars and learn to
increase your crops and set your fields
in rich neldoNs Of grass. All inqui
ries answered Agents wanted in cV-
cry Township.
Lock Drawer ia, Wheeling, W. Va.
Oct 81, 1878, Q menths.
:. a m
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Bpckingham's Dye.
-ar, m- --6rynDo

FOR THE WHISPERS.
As our Remover in many cases
requires too long q time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskcrs, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. e. 1t is easily applied,
and produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash off, Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, Nh.
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w EST VA. UNIVERSITY

The year bcslAsin all Departments on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1878.
Prof. F. s. Lyon, with fall stat Of thor.
Oughly qualified assistants, has charge Of
the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information in regard 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
ments may be obtained from the Secretary
Of the Faculty, Prof. Geo. W. Glover, or
the undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
MOrgantewn, W. Va.
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es- Parties contemplating visit to sut-
ton would do we'll 10 "put up at hb
HouIo. No effort will be spared % pleas.
Nan and BeaIs will b well cared for.
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! Thankful for the liberal patronage that
has been bestowed upon Us heretofore, We
respectfully ask a continuance Of public "a
'yof. ROSS L YANDRRYoRT.
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p.rfumed Almanac. imported from
London-a unique present for lady
frispd 10 pu. in desk or box, S5cts.
9. ". wAIrrns, clarE'burE.
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ACCORDION. cheaper than ever at
Brintm,n's.
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N office to Creditors,

THO tho creditors Of JOSHUA Bos-
j WORTH, deceased.
In pursuance Of decree Of the circuit
court Of the county OF Barbour, made in n
cause therein pending, 10 subject the real
estate Of the said Joshua BosWorth to the
payment Of his debts, you are required to
present your claim against the said Joshua
BosWorth, for adjudication, TO LAIR D.,
A0RRALL, Commissioner, at his Office In
The said county, on or before the 18th day
oflareh, 1874. witlesI, Isaac V. Johnson
clerk Of said court, this lAth day ofJanuRry
1874. Nv. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Samuel San Y Weeds ,so1 "a z, -,
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We pay Tie HIGHEST CASH PRI-
6EsF0R WOOL, GIN
sENG, &c.
re sill ,sad out our
TRADING WAGON,

in charge o. Mr.. Charles rlsshsr, lad toe
people will be supplied with goods As
cheaply as they could purchase them in
tswn. The wagon will make II, sgulAr
trips TO Hackers Crock, Baileys, Walkers
vile, Rad other points throughout This and
.GiluOr counties.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

a A Is widely known
A%H asone Of the most
NJ efiectual reme-
M KIM dies ever diScoy-
ENA MgHV cred for cleans
&$pHASk ing the system
and purifying tho
MN n u I'M lS-blood. It has
tSNSNEkZ/1II stood the test Of
SsZZ years, with con-
61IeesS stantly growing
reputation, based on It's intrinsic virtues,
and sustained by It's remarkable cures.
So mild as to be safe and beneficial to
children, and yet so searching as TO
efectually purge out the great corrup-
tons Of The blood, such as the scrof.
ulous and syphilitio contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked
in tho system for years soon yield to
this powerful antidote, and disappear.
Hence It's wonderful cures, many Of
which are publicly known, ofScrofnla,
and all icrofllous diseases, Ulcers,
Eruptions, and eruptive disorders Of
the skin, Tumors, Blotches, Boils,
Pimples, Pustules, Sores, st.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Ery-
sipelas, letter, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Ringworm, and In
ternal Ulcerations of the Uterus,
Stomach, and Liver. It also cures
other complaints, TO which Il would not
seem especially adapted, such as Drop
BY, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak
ness, Debility, and LeucorrhGa,
when they are manifestations Of the
scrofalous poisons.
It Is an excellent restorer Of health
and strength in tho Spring. Byrenew-
ing the appetite and Vigor Of the digcs-
live organs, It disIipates the depression
and liStless langior Of the season.
Even where no disorder appears, people
feel better, and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. Tho system moves on with
renewed yigor and new lease Of Life.
PREPARED BIZ
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical chsntsts.
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s. ADDlEnE an.
HARNESS MAKING.
TACoD STERN desires TO call the htt0a-
81 ton Of The people TO bis stock Of
HARNESS,
SADDLES.
BRIDES,
rlYY anA

Ills work Is oil eustom.made, ard iIwn-
ranted to gire entire 81 abstraction. He asks
q comparison Of bis work and prices, for he
Ii confident that he can underSell any COM
psti,or. GiVe him trial.
S8-Rspairs ofAll kinds neatly, sheaply
and promptly executed.
]. STERN, Main e., Weston
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OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT
Is large, and we sell at Wholesale and retail
Nc shall receive constantly new supplies O.
LAMPS, CHtbiNEYs, &c., and will dupli
cato free Of frsights any bill of Lamps pur'
chased in Wheeling. coon
Rd- CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
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Tho unduuigusd, having recently placed
upon the road new vehicles, arc prepared
better than ever 10 accommodate the travel
ing public at reasonable rates. Express or
other packages, for auy point on or near the
road, carefully delivered at low rates. We
mako regular trips every day (SundayI sE-
eSp.td. SylTHSk DARGAN.
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d W, WoFIlNpNl ~
JANE LEw.-Staied communications Of
Jsskson Lodge No. IS, A. 7. and A. ~,
Mi 81 held IN their Hall, in Jane Lew, on
~ ,seond and fourth Wednesdays In each
month. n. NlowHoRTER, Nm
up. AttxAs, Sec
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fT THs READER must pardon our
lack Of local items this week. We are
moving to our new quarters on Main
STRAIT.
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TNEDEalOCRa1
MOua0A VsS. 9

AEAsONIC.-Shted Communications Of
mi The Weston Lodge No. 10, A.F. and
4, n, will De heldoa The PIra' and Third
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OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT
is ever complete. Our Prices arc as low as
in any Town or City in the State. MGR.
chants will please solicit quotations.
Bibles sold at 20 per cent less than
any Travelling Agent can sell thon.
Ey Call and see for yourselves.
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~ An illustration Of The Darwin.
ian theory can be seen in Granssvillo,
IL the shape Of q Woodpecker that
nlsys poker and drinks Whiskey.
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1 HisALi'S Ii,AL nsI4. fsstl
.,,. hb.oia ,,I,. 49, Y, Is5 'ElFY
Burns 10 sflg h,lspas ltlssui usBgtf as.ssaaSs
q iafihz ire, Naal4aafifed, eaefe..iyi 10 d.
phlee TIE t.se % toltle adj dangroiis al. 10
saIeiy under essil possible isrf, sad ilrpsffssf
kttfnihy qllaliilt., afe proved " n snniinanaa
diIkSag y ssiIas. is s 6Sbl lid shSh, i
Enthusiastically on indlfertly has even occurred
Son burning. tofiHg 9r a ndiing Il,
The iIHsnfsSce CofHranlst Ind NJ com,
niislOiisIe Mfytfxh9u tin county, rpeVupf0f
The kstpi = iIf hesi szfepfzud Rhtn lsnll. a..
u-d. SUD ior eBephr. For sah "a retail by
Froprscierss t;liASi fKA'rT 4 20, 20, fiflsor
ktfael New Y6fE - 8b F''ff,
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6QIAG laAST. ~ sGtlIN(iAsvEs1sssss
STATIONS !. ~sia ifs MAIL.
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aas,,,Ssi,:I Ss2lE s'pa Giaai ID fi.asAr,ii
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I. ~. II. Tatcorr. $50
ss,ai i'l'Ssfyr aus sapsrIsiaasst-N 10
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
TEyER kND AcUE.

a1YEYERg AM. 4uI1R Sgrsi ar eey.ssrfa nThsrrisf
rllfsAsaeastA ak A.iNxt kaksrhbs, Ritnss sssies "
ISnts,e fr!idsF. AMI ntheY Fevffs fddrd kv RAD.
LiEF. Ftity cents PER bottle.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Tyywridss gvrap, a ryvfcef- 80 p
90 lsofafIon on ne Is.etsxids sr u sVs#
Iron, "a ga cqliibigaed az 20 hare stta
.ms ea ne, 81 %, az. .s,,f, g, 30 -
irifL me Aood &c ths si,s rssss Ia -
food. Itsaereascsf fc quantity
pg Natures Oscs Trf0yfsinu
A0cnf, Iron Co the 1foosf. 0Hsfi stk
cures '.aflso1isenf fiis =; ssssIlp VI -
gNTog ing sll,, Inrip0rtsflsg and s.ssk1
Vitnilsfst0 fsc SNsftti. The en-. a.
flchea and rsfdfisea Jsood fse1s- 4 a
nieafes erery parf 81 ftc Lodg.9 I u
fcpairind damages aud trdsfe, isft
ssdrehing, pat 'nercid secre-
I i,. a,.d tsariH9 nothing for -
This ID ilo ssorcf sr fhs poH- .aaa
dcrJid success ofihls resicdn flI l8us
curing Dyspepsia,- Liver COM
pialnts sDropsy,a Chronic Diar-N u.s.
rhTn, Dolls, Nervous A sIecttons, aaai
Gliills and Fcvcrr.s Jfumors,, -
Loss ,of Constitutional vigor,.
Discascs OF tho Jxidncys and
Isisdacr, feinatc gomnlnintk..
.absd rft flfscu4cs oriuIysafln0 f,s' sltais9
q bad state ef Ete bfoed. or ac-ssssnis
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from sficotof, 90 any FORMS tks
siiergising effects os~ fot@
foired bUs cor7rspeHdin0t rsne-I iptt
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slny sffeffgft, ti0or. aud nefD "a
fye Into all parts offhc sBsf<ps,
N.Y. building Rp an Iron Con- 20
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~ ere use 81 fhfs fe1ufdv. froDt
sucaks siefsig, suffering rrea-f tA~A
furcs, 10 sfrong. healshu, and i4Ha
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NORTH WEsTIsRN n. o. X. r..
SAlEaf RR.I1IN1H

Ieaye Gsespsl,ore 40 M.p-
Arrive az sSAlciil -. Us Nj ~
I LEAVE Salem l03nP Ill.
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- sr4fNaglstI "a ---44sAN s4ueA iAsr Sait
PassengeT train leasiBK Raiei IN ID esl b II, .ags
tonnects ~ GryyisbuIg wlthfhr Npgfhgri l,nllnL I.
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lfaihs aph ifan llybtis lesst ~ nrass,re,gt
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NORMAL SCHOOL.
CuIIeoka. Maury County, Tennessee

CuIIeOkR. MRuTy County, henheRSee
Papers throughout the State are re-
ogested TO cooperate with rs III promoting
the cause Of education by giving notice
OF this enterprise. It is not entered upon
tor the purpose of making gain, as $lu
i the entire charge for board aud all
other expenses for the session OF two
weeks. sic doys each. The session will
begin jane 18th.
The course of instruction will iEclade
Languages, Ancient and Modern, Mathe-
MATES, Geography, History, Composition
s..
There viii De no written essays, 1ot The
most approved modern methods OF pre-
seuting each subject will be discussed
and practically illustrated by blackboard
oxsrrises and class recitationS. Model
classes furnished from our school.
Culleoia Is on The \. d D. K. Il, and
:. noted for It's healthfuineSs ana its good
wafer Being amopg the hills in a rug
ed. broken country, its scenery is attract
| i've. and is a pleasant summer resort ioI
hose who may wish to combine recreation
with profit.
! Prof. 4. s. LovEHIHAL, of Harrodsburg
| Ky, will assis: in the conduct Of th'
| school. He has had large experience IL
such " ork and presents the most improv
"a methods Of instruction with inimitablt
skill and success.
Hon. JOIN NJ FLEMING, SuPernten
i dent Public Instruction, authorizes u
TO use Lis name as reference IN our lauo
able enterprise"
Dr.. W. (. SNIrH Of Columbia and othe
distinguished teachers will address tn
school from time TO time. For circnler
applv to W. X. & ]. NJ WEBB, Culieoka
! Tennessee.
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The Ex.Pre<ident Addresses -
large Crowd in The. Bluff
HAMILTON FISH,
SaarAEo-- - S1~"-
Especial to the Banner


MEMPHIS, May Is, ll'5S P. MIR.
johnson spoke for two hours at the new
theater tonight, to an immense crowd,
composed of the best citizens. He was
listened to with deep attention, and ire
4uently applauded. He said the time
had come fof all men to ignore party dis
tinctions, and save the country, which
everywhere showed signs of miSrule
There was too much legislation; taxes
we're too high; too many close corpora
ton in politics. He was opposed to fund
ing the State debt 1t looked to much
like making it permanency, Saddllng
upon posterity issues that belonged to
the present. No people could be free
with large permanent debt 1t made
them of necessity hewers of wood anC
drawers of water Regarding the curren'
cv question ne was in favor OF getting
back to specie payment as speedily a;
possible. TO increase the capital o
National banks would be ruinOug. The
better policy would be to abolish such
banks, withdraw their circulation ant
issue creenbacks instead, but specie was
best and he favored that.
He wanted United States Senators cleo
/ ted by the people. Leaving it 10 th'
Legislature, the man with the lOnges
nurse stood the hest chance. The Senate
was losing its dignity and becoming cor
rupt. because the choice was not left witt
the people. In conclusion, he urged tina
| all earnest men, with the best interest
| of the country at heart should act upol
principle on the great questions now a
stake, and not yield blind obedience 4
| party.
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Some persons imagine that we endorse
every communication that appears IN our
paper. Such is not the case, however.
The article contributed last week on the
subject of "The Lock Box, was evident
" intended to ridicule over primary cleo
ton, and does not meet our approval
II was by long odds the tairest nominating
method ever held in the county, and has
given more general satisfaction. Not q
sound argument can be brought up
AGAINST it. Every one of the nominees is
thoroughly qualified to ELL the Office to
which he sspires. One Of the tataies'
errors into which people can fall is that
Of so-ealIed independently. The theory
of orr government cannot be carried out
without two parties, and every man should
adhere to that party which comes neare'
representing his views on vital questions
! No honest thinker can expect 10 have al
ofbis views on minor questions MAINTAIN
ed by any one psrty-and yet ne anouie
nstain his party as earnestly as II 1t DID
prorided it represents him on all grea
cardinal points. The issue is, Democra
cv or Radicalism. 1t IS made by TIT
| Radicals, for they have their ablest ant
most bitter partissus running for the va
rious county offices-at least for most o
| them. To vote Tor an independent is I
f! aid Indirectly the Radical candidate, 10
only Democrats will vote for the lnd'
pendents. The Radical candidates a
vavs 6oll the full strength of the party.