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my order wnrrant drawn for the payment Of money
otdorcd by Tho oarl, until sllch lists snll have bee
presented 10 tho Chairman atorcsaid, md by him
have been duly certified and countorsgncd rs afoEo"
aaid;
Ons1nEo, Thai nil County ordorH or Warrants drawn
on THO County Treasury by tho Clerk Of tla. Donra.
Hln he made o,it In consecutive numerical order, and
shall corranpond With htch lssta furnished tho County
Treasurer by tho aad Olork;
OnpEnED That tho Oiurk nf t1i!a Donrd shall fur
nsh tho County Trcaauror with certified copy Of tlo
foregoing preamble and orders.
Tile resolution was htlopted.
Comnsaionar Jolnaon noynd to adjourn and
tho motion was lost by-yoas, 5 nays, 8.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Commissioner Clough tlen moved to award
the contract tor broad to Mr. Ftod Baur. who
Ind, he c1almod, been nnjuBtly troatcd. Com
missioner Ashton moved to rotor tho roaolution
tee, which resolution was adopted by vote Of
-yoas, 0 !; nays, 4.
Cornlnlssionor Crawford Expressed doslro to
tako up THO question Of salaries in tho County
Clork's Office and Criminal Court, but owing to
the latonoss OF tho hour tho Board adjourned
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Tho gravity Of tho danger threatening Bengal
iH such as to excite intense interest iu that ,iu-
fortunate country, but we lopo 1t is greatly ex-
aggeratea by correspondent OF tlio London
Times, WHO statca that tho estimated loss OF lila
900, despite all measures taken for roIlcf. Tlla
further estimate that unlosH vigorous n,oanurcs
are taken the figures will swell to 21,o00,ou0 or
1000, 900 III incradbe. The loss OF iifs h sho
0rissa fa,niuo reached 1.QQ0,QQQ.
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-Denj jamin r. Eyaua Of Charleston, s. O.,
wllo had elargo of printing the Confederate
money during tho Var, has just dlod. Ills lie.
while at work for the rebels. Was full OF aaya1-
tlreH; 11e Sas obliged to import hia machinery
tlo West.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Proposition to Increase the
Fees.
MIR. R0untrce Explains tho Ncccs.
sfty Therefor. .
Payment Of County ORDERS. Up
tho Observation-Disclosures business.

The Board Of County Commissioners hold
their rogaler weekly mooting yoHtortay aftor-
noon, at which. wore presout: Ashton, Chatr-
rnan; Commissioners Doguo, Dardiclt, Dlsso,
clough, Crawford. nor4ing, johnson, Jonoa,
Loncrgan, Ruascll, Harrison, and Singer.
communication from tho Boutt Park Com
miHBionors presenting their report was referred,
on motion Of Commissioner Clough, to Select
Committee OF three, as follows clough. Lonor-
gan, aud Crawford.
The granting Of tic petition OF Mr.. Fred.
Daur. asking 4 reconsideration, Of tho award Of
tho contract for furnishing broad 10 tho county,
was advocated by Commissioners .Clough and
Bnrdfck, aud tho award waa rcconsdorcl on mo-
tion Of Commissioner Durdick by n vote Of 8 to
g.. Tho u,attor was tlon temporarily laid on tho
taDle.
FEEa.
a communication waa received from tho
County Clerk ro1nslve to fees, as follows:
Estimate Of tho receipts 6f the County Clerks ofco
proper under tho ox!ang law, and also under tho pro-
posed now aw, together with tho estimated expense OF
running the pllto for tic soar 1874:
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md faithful wife to yo tint you know we'll onough
hayo nothing moro to say tn,l tint hono tint thu
Lord ,,ay fotSivo yo m frecy =. 1o fer a yo
morning aud nght, anil may you ever 10 happy and
tlnd tho peace which Bo,n expect to andt namely III
Jcala Cllr1st cur Lord. Anon.
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stall not 1.-Two will, yol nga!n, sven though you
aicAn thousand pledges. po YOU rcnnrmIer tho
oae of yur drunken its, yoi cams to tho honse n1l
would not lot you III lccallsa you wero drunk, you
member as well M do what yal sa!l aud III l0ug
tIyo shall never (0rast thun asd yon, nftar ath-
Ing In lilo way you dill tAen. Ask ms to
W. w you'll oh 10, neyer ,lx,;sn %on'd ~, soones
fur aud 10 uxciiscs you ,ay mike would bu ample
enough for ms 10 paron. mny have slnusd, but
cnnHfar nysof fur above yolt. It's the hcayuns
ktows I'LL things a tho Judge mud IL on Him that
dpun1,4 for strcnatA aud slport. ! horo been true
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want you to bs here at the corner at Q o'clock.
want to got something for tomorrow.

NUH WAHUHUHEs
Nc: ca.ne round to Ecs you last eve at O'Clock,
aud watei very two huurs for you. / got tireI
ataudlug aruusd 50 went Aonle agau. I selld YOU
your Hllrs, OF them. aud your unlesahirt. Ono nf
send 1t this evening With your other things. tlnno
them up as gool ~ could, un hopo thAt they will
entt. 1aMl not feelMg woll. haYe headache llese
two days pas and will not go out until tn-,norrow.
cannot cut anything in tho house. 1t mnkes mo aick
TT sou 10 out thls evening 10 got your supper With
the buggy, you 1nay cAll for ine>
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Under Under
t;,p n proposed
'7t-79, Mto.
Marriage licenses. ..,. $4,000
Taking mud certifying acknowleAB-
mols Of deeds anu other writings.$ 200 200
Estrays, taking alldayits, 1llug pa
p1rs etc.. e,.............,............ ITO EGO
Certificate with seal. LOCO 1000
Far cxtanllug otler thau ata.a md
county taxes. .... 19,010
For making llata for judgmeut..-.. $500 a,hOo
For entering judgment. ...,..... 1000 1,dU0
por prcccpt aud aae record. ..... >. 500 1,5uO
For rnryiccs In attending ta1 sales
and issuing certificates. .......... 1000 1000
For canceiing certificates Of sae...., .... 1,OuD
For certificates Of redemption. 49,. 2GO
For issuing ta1 ieels............... 500 6po
Totals. s...........................$ $3.50 $34,510
The total expenditures OF tho Office for 1874
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APPROXIMATE HtfAIN. =.
Yuu wore 40 fuycr.sh this inorng sas nfrnid You
werc wurHr, 80 callod thIs ovcutng to sec If could
do anything for YOU. atu hoMo Rloue. I wish fon
would caf ns you got tliss Will oe 1t the
frort window Watching.
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O'Clock. Will stable tlpm In tho livery-stablo on
CLARK street near your place until sell them. When
scii taen,, vii ply Morgan the $50; also pay you
aone ,no,ey for them keys, besites what hnvo III
rnntly diyc you. Hoping that this Will bo RntiHfaoory
to YOU renlptu, IN Ever uAhnAhA.
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You may send I'm. homo for his dinner at twelve
o'clock. Dinner vii! thea be ready, and Will send
you yOur'a buck with him. YOU must send my baBke1
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shall DO home al alone thia morning after ten, st.
would Tito t. 1.-Two yon caI mud tllen we can task
everything over. au not ab!e to nit up to-dAy.
spent fearful might. Como In the back way. Aluth-
do will cpeA tho door for you.
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Can you furnish glass for tho front doors on Chcagt
avenue. S, O'Drien ts cou,ing ln tho Morutng will
gl.sa for you to ornament for the doura II yol
do 1t need not go 10 ot1.er pariCs Please Sent
ias an answcr 1t supper tirae II yoM can do II.
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think that Gnu .1nanaga to keep YOU anyhow to-
Morsow Il you come. will not lot aayouc know that
you here, nnd Keep everything quite, but cannot
something wrung. Two SHOES,
will bo hoe MI day. Please before O'CLOCK.
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ALrrTLE WARMER. ..-.
Asay did not call yet. do nut know whnt to think
wish you would Gull this eve mud let us talk this mat.
ter oyor. canuot write more. Como aa good "a you
li1 tho Inst time. reuao. want soMe fruit 80 bad
Will you get mt sulne?
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Salt Lick Lands fer sale.

Pursuant TO decree pronounced by tue
Circuit Court OF Braxton county, ~ the
March term thereof, 1874, IN the chpnccTy
causu Of John l., Rhea, administrator with
the will annexed of WI liam HutChisOn, de-
ceased, ct al, pits, against EuginiuS Hay
mopd, ct al, d'fH, th0 undersigned Spec
ial Commissioner for that purpose appointed
Will, on the LIST day Of the Nay term Of tho
County Court, 1879, OF Braxton county
proceed to sell, in front Of the Court House
door of said county, the two tracts OF real
estate in the bill and proceedings Of said
cause mentioned to the highest bidaeri but
- ~ Tract of AZ Acres,
and in the event 1t does not sell tor enough
TO discharge the pl lis debt, then will sell the
I'd Tract of 2 Acres.
LOCAL DESGRlPTI0N-Said 4s acre
tract Is situate in said county on Salt Lick
Creek, % miles above the bridge, with well
finished dwelling house thereon, with orch
ard, stable, out-honses, &C., with Grls'
aud Saw Mill, well improved, and mostly in
grass The acre tract lies adjoining. and
Is improved also.
TERMS OF sALE-will sell for cash III
hand enough to pay costs ofsuit and expense
Of sale, including commissions, publications
kc., the residue on credit Of O. u and II
months, taking from the purchaser bond
bearing interest from date, with good per
soual security, and retaining . lien on th'
land as further security. N. 7. FRAME
lnar9O4w Special Commissioner
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advertisement,
presbytel!anl,m VI. UniversaIl.n.

[Norr,-This advertisement was handed
TO It's for publication some weeks ago, but
owing to a prCs Of business, 1t has heen
crowded UuI It's theLAsr Of tho serles !;
lNr f. A. Chaynt.
DEAR SlS: III my last letter, l pro.
,niGed that l would introduce the
Presbyterian Confession Of Faith. l
presume that 10 QUO acquainted with
the advocates OF that branch Of tho
church, will doubt for a moment but
TINT some Of the best scholars in this
or any other country have been mGm.
brrs Of that church. Hence may
conclude that my doctrine or sCnii-
ncut that is taught by the confession
will DO regarded by my friend as evan
gelical and true. These premises be-.
Ing settled, We will proceed to The
worksin haud.-on page 1888 Of the
confession We read Us follows:
QuEs. 90. Can they who have never heatd
the gospel, and so know no, Jcsus Christ,
nor believe in him, be saved BY their living
according 10 the light oil naturul
ASS. They who, having never heard tho
gospel, know not Je5u1 Christ, aud belize
not In him cannot be lavCd,
BE they never 50 diligCnt to franc
their lives according to tho light Of
nature, or tue law Of that religion
which they profess" neither is there
salvation in any other, but in Christ
alone, who is tho Saviour only of his
body, the church." the Presbyterian
church, Of course.
How, friend Ghalhnt, eau they
"believe in him Of whom they have
uot heard?' Tell me, bcsocch you,
what becomes Of tho infant, idiot mud
pagan world, which comprises niue.
tcnths Of the family Of mani NoaC Of
them believe, as you arc aware; aud
this large class Of our unfortunate fol.
low.mortals, according to tho comics.
sion, arc to 60 down to tho Internal
pit, tliero to howl with grim devils
and iulutiatcd llenls, from a newly.
beginning to never ending eternity I;
md while their cries and their dol0ful
.noans Of anguish arc borne upward to
Ilaaycu, Gods car Is deaf and his
mercy clean gouo forever, and he
looks down and laughs at their ralami.
ties aud mocks ut their hars, while
Presbyterian saints in light shout new
aud raptufouS hosaunas as The wall Of
tho prisoners comes up on tue dark
sulphuricus vapOt that minglOS with
tho incense from tho altar Of Heaven,
aud they arc like POllOcks pursCcu.
tors, well pleased to hear deeper
groan."-lior the cdifcation of my
freud, | will road once moro from thai
COED old primer, page 1854:
QuEs What are Tie DEGREES Of God2
AIS. Gods decree. arc tic wise, Tree Asd
holy acts Of tho counsel Of his will, whereby
from all eternity " hath, for his Dwn glory,
uHchansc4hly iOTeordnlncd whatsoever
cOmcs to pass In time, ESPECIALLY concerning
angels aud men,
Thus, you sec, my dear cir, that tho
great moral nightmare Of tho world
bus passed away; and man is pre-.
scented as tue clock, or tho watch, aud
is wholly Incapable Of praise or blanc,
is not accountable for his acts--yet
he il, Il not Of the elect, doomed to
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of her parents, that when Isadore
should have arrived ut the age Of 81,
she should be united to her lover.
She now saw that escape from the
'vigilant watch of the savages was i'm.
possible; and that ultimately she
must become u prey to tho lasts oil
Cudhomu, With the herOisin common
umobg the women of her time, she
formed, without moments hesitation,
the resolution to destroy her own life,
as soon us an opportunity prcscntet
itself to do 80; But before she cOulc
DO this, tho party arrived at their vii
luge, and were received with grCa
acrlamatioa by those whom they hat
left behind, The white captive was
tho eynosuro of all eyes. Tho youuI
men cnyicd Cudhoma in the possession
of his prize, while the women wCr
loud in their dem rds that she be tor
turcd and burned according to the In
dian custom.
Among those who were first to We
come the return Of the warriors va
the belle Of tie Indian yilluge-Tul!
tho betrOthGd Of Cudhoma-n pOrfet
specimen OF wild and untumCd beauty
But sho had no eyes save for Oulhd
ma; she rocked not for the smiles
; tho warriors, but she bungcrcd foF I'll
greeting of her lover, the chief.
Isadoro noticed this; and wit
wOmauly intelligence, the whole ca
was Comprehcndcd ut tho same m
ncnt by both Isadore and Tul
though different emotions filled the
, breasts. Isadore could Sympathii
with tho grief Of her dusky riva
while Tula, with murder in her eye
! resolved to sacrifice the hated pal
face who had robbed her Of her love
= ), Days elapsed, aud Cudhoma was
!" jealous ia his attentions TO IsRdOrO,
hu was cool to the Indian beauty; al
: strange to say, tho desire for bloc
. left tho heart Of, Tula, and when 81
learned from tho warriors tho story
Isadore, she resolved to bOfriend he
She visited the white maiden; aud
the language Of signs, each one rel
lrted to tho other tho stOrB oil
bligIIed love. Then it was that Tul
first pointing to the rushing waters
the Falls, mud then upward to tho SIX
explained that there was rest for bot
Isadoro eagerly sssOntcd'; aud th
u agreed, that as tho sun went dow
% they wonld, by one leap from Il
J. prccipice which oycrhangs the Fall
c free themselves from q life which th,
/ could no longer enjoy. Who cou
Q imagine their thoughts, as they sa
Q waiting patiently for the coming bout
: Nosc, but God; aud He smiled upc
y their purpose BY most glorious cot
Q Just as the king Of day buried hin
J. self in the bright bosom Of tue Kan
! wha, Tula, taking the white maidl
Q by the hand, walked carclcssly anon
. tho lodges towards the precipicO. SUI
! denly, with the death cry Of her tril
i upon her lips, she bounded forwar,
u With her, hand locked in han,
: was 1sadore. A hundrOd men, III
!, foremost among them Cadhoma, lcapt
+ forward to tho rescue; but ere
:, could reach thCm, u last cry WI
S given, and then was heard a sullG
: plunge. For moment tho savage
q gazed with horror upon tho bodies
the two girls, MS they were tossed
J the rushing vortex below tho Falls
aud then they were lost to sigl
: forever. Add tho precipico, lrol
that day to this, bus been known as
The LoyEEs' l.EAp.
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Notice to Creditors,
70 dc Creditors Of Addison Nelauy

70 thc Creditors cfAdaison NcLaugh.
la, deceased;
In pursuance Of decree Of tho Circuit
Court Of Braxton county, made in cause
therein pending, to subject the real estate Vi
said Addison Mclaughlin to tho payment oil
Ills debts, you arc hereby required 10 pro-
sent your claim, agalns: tho said Addison
Mclaughlin Tor adjudication 10 William
Newton, Commissioner, At bis office In the
said county, on or before tho LIST day oil
June, 1874. Witness, John NJ. Jones, Clerk
Of our said Court, this 10th day VI April,
1874. j. N. JONES, Clerk.
Ii. BrannOn,pq april 2O-0t
lRea Virginia, Webster COlstty, 70
We:
Alta Circuit Court held and continued
for said County, at the September term,
1878, Ia tho case wherein
Miller Morton, &C., plaintiff,
Mccullough, ct al, defendant,
IN CliANcIRY .l
II 10 further aljudged, ordered and de-
creed that this cause DO retained upon til
docket Of this Court aud referred to Bernard
Mollohan, n Commissioner ofthis Court, who
Is directed 10 ascertain whether any taxes
or other proper charges have been paid or
incurred by the PLAINTIFF, or any Of them,
or by Thomas Morton, deceased, In his lie
time, for tie benefit Of the other joint own
er5 Of tho entire tract Of 5000 asFej Of land;
and II any, ascertain by whom % paid, and
incurred, when, and tho amount Thereof, and
rafort the same TO tho Coatt, III order for
further decree therein, And said Commits
siontr, before taking said account may
publish nOiicc Of the time and place Of
taking the same once q week for four SUI
ceSsiTc weeks, in some convenient nSwspa-
per, and such publication shall be Cqutya-
lent 10 ptrlOnGl service Of such notice on
the parties, or any ofthcn.
Notice is hereby given that / have fixed
on tic llth day OF May next, at the Clerk'i
Office Of thp Circuit Court Of said county, al
the time and place Of taking the said &c
count. Given under my hand, this 9Th day
oiApril, 1874.
j. A. Anderson, pa april2Oa'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
The N OrthwestOrn Bank OfyirSinia
Addison u; administrator
and heirs, &C.,

W,
Addison NsLaughlln's administrator,
and heirs, &C.,
Is ciIAACEGI,
Pursuant 10 decree Of tho Circuit Court
oFBraxton county, rendered on tho 10Th day
orMarcli, 1874, the above entitled cause was
referred TO ONE Of the Commissioners of said
court, who Is directed TO state and settle
the accounts Of u. S. SquircS, administrator
Of Addison Mclaughlin, deceased, to ascOr-
tain and report all debls against the estate
Of said Mclaughlin, and their priorities, US
regards the asses Of said estate, real and
personal, 10 report whether the personal as
sets Of said Mclaughlin arc sufficient TO dis.
charge bis debts, 10 ascertain and report
all tic real estate owned by said McLaugh-
lin at his death, TO ascertain whether y. i.
Hurley left any personal estate applicable to
hi debts, andi fso, TO state aud settle the
accounts Of A. W. Woodiord, Sheriff Of
Lewis county, andias such administrator OIL
said Hurley and should II appear that In
any judgmGAts binding the estate Of Addison
Mclaughlin, deceased, tho said Mclaughlin
was surety for Duncan Mclaughlin, orJOhn
y. Taylor, and that such Judgment binds
lands Of said Duncan Mclaughlin or Taylor,
then said Commissioner shall ASCERTAIN and
report what lands owned by Duncan Nc
Laughlin or John G. Taylor arc subject 10
such judgments, all the locality and deScrip-
ton thereof together with all other liens Oh
the .alnO, and their pfiOrltics, TO the end thai
such lands ofsaid DuRCau Mclaughlin and
John y. Taylor may 10 subjected 10 the re-
| lief ofthe estate Of Addison Mclaughlin
their surety, and in addition TO the natter
on which he is specially directed 10 report
as above, may report any other matter which
may DO pprtiRent,o or which any person inter
Vstel may require; and that said CoHmls-
sioner may publish notice Of the time and
place Of executing this no lice, for four sue.
sesiyc weeks, In TAE DENoCRlT, newspA-
per published III Lewis county. And suGl
publication shall DO deemed equivalent TO
personal service thereof on the parties.
Notice Is therefore given TO the partiei
that |, William Newton, a Commissioner oil
Braxton county Circuit Court, will, on
Monday tho lit day Of June, 1874, at the
Clerk 5 otiice of the Circuit Court ofBraxton
couaty, proceed to execute the said order o
reference. And ifthegawe b. not comp ct.l
on that day, The same will be continued from
DAY to-day, OF from time 10 time, until com.
pleted. WM. NEWTON,
April 10, 1874. Commissioner.
April 2O-iw
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Tur bill increasing tho currency to
$500, 900, Goa real increase of
about 100000, 600, has passed both
Houses Of Congress. and now awaits
tho sign manual Of the President. 1t
is thought that tho Free Buukiug Bill
will also be passed.
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Commissioners Sale
efroluaAe
MILF PROPERTY AND LAND
IN uILMER COUNTY.

by virtncoi n decree of tho circuit court
oil Gimer county, rendered ut the spring
term s7i, in the chnncory cause Of Il. +.
Fleming aud n. ", Bennett, commissioners,
against Jasper Gather, Samuel l.. lays and
rercgrine Hays, We will sell at public auC.
ton 10 the highest bidder, AT the front door
OF tho court house Of said county, on tic
g2nd day Of May, 1874, tho same being q
court dag, the residue Of the tract Of s93l
acres Of land, in said cause dOcrecd 10 Ia
sold containing about
Us Mcrcs o. AumN,
more or lcis, situate on Leading Creek,
about one mile hom It's mouth, IN the
county Of uilmCr, aud upon which parcel Of
land there iIn
..GTNst ana Sow MAN,
known as the HCailler Mllls.p
1'EEMs OF SALE-UAslI IN HAND.
Il. y. FLEMING, lc,mD,i.,ioro.,
N. N. BENNETT, commissioners
April 20-.4w
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Tue recent municipal elections in
Ohio aud Indiana, have resulted gen.
orally in Democratic gaiSs anl hand.
some victories. What a funny old
corpse that dead Democracy" is.
But the Rsds have quit talking thu
way now.
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CApTAix joins BrRSs, Of Lumber
port, is fayOrnbly spoken Of in Braxton
as the next delegate from that county
to the Legislature, Ii he could be
induced to serve, the Cng,sin would
mike number one representative.
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Tnr BucEhannon folks ure ugitaling
the Capital Question" again, and
have called . convention to give vent
TO their feelings.
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Tue editor don't 60 much on politics
this week. He has been holding i
jollifcation meeting over the COunOcti'
cut election.
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poIMIoMs
Sweet Potato Plants

- 49, = - - AkAAMNlI
grown from ilic choicest yellow Potato. will
10 for sale this springat Westbn by 4, NJ
Harrison and A. y. Fisher. These plants
ore sproutedfton seeds brought from lhc
east They are more hardy than any
brought here from q distance, lho;o
sIS9ugh. On being ing 5Rt0pisS under g
bought these plants Of a, D. FISHER last
year were surprised that go few died.
These plants will DO ready by May iOtb
Price per hundred, Forty Gents. They
will be sold at Brown Greek by Jaurs r
Lynch, it,, at West Milford by George
jackson, Jane Lew by JameS W. Jackson
Jacksonville by George /. DAVIDSON, Roa-
noke by Charles H0rncr, and Glrnyille by
Perry E. Felty. Try these plants once, ana
you will never ask for anyother kind.
March lB.1m
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G. ]. BUTCHER,
april 1S-4w Commissioner.
Notice to Creditors.

To Mt Creditors Of Dauiel 0'Riley,
deceased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the county Of Lewis, made in n
CAUSE therein pending, in the name Of Lewis
MaxwClps executor, 10 subject the real es-
tate Of the said Daniel o'lIlley, deceased to
the payment Of his debts, you arc required
to present your claims agains, the said Dam
iCl % Riley for adjudication TO G. j. Butch.
or, Commissioner, al his Office in the said
county, on or before the 2lst day of May,
1874.
Witness, William II. Dyrnc, Clerk OF the
said Court, this 9Th day ofApril, 1874.
w. Ii. DYRNE, Clerk.
april 13, -4w