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MCDANIELS-SMITH-I Rochester, n. Y. at
the residence OF the brides father, Clinton
Place, on the evening OF January sth, by Rev
!. o. Fillmore, ID. D., Hon. James McDanlels OF
Kansas city, Missouri, and Allie NJ, daughter
OF Mr.. Israel Smith. No cards.
GREEN-GRlSWOLD-In Troy, n. Y, Janu-
AIRY 5, by Rev. Il p. II. Vail, assisted by Rev. c.
T.. Robinson, ID. D., Edward Green and Bes
sic H., daughter OF the late Hon. John a. Girls
void
MORTON-FISliER-In FtGhburgh, Mass.
January !, by Rev. Mr.. Mcguire, James A. Nor
ton OF New Bedford, and Mary L., daughter Of
DR.. Jabez Fisher of Ftchburg.
RANDALIl-DANIS-In Ludlow, December 20
by Rev. j. T. Powers, A. b. Randall and Helen
Davis both OF Cavendish.
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SPANISH DECREE

MADRID, Jan. II.
a decree has been issued dissolving all
political associations charged with CON
spiracy against the interests of the country
or integrity Of the territory.
GALLANTRY REWARDED.
The London papers say that Capt Urqu-
hart of the American ship Trimountain re-
ceiyed handsome testimonial from the
Mayor Society of Merchant venturers and
a few citizens of Bristol England, for gal
liant and humane conduct in taking from
the ship Loeb Earn and taking to England
50 surviving passengers and crew of the
Vile du Havre.
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From New York
ARRIyfb.

ARRIVED.
NEw YoRK, Jan 10.
The steamship Olympia from Glasgow
and Algeria from Liverpool, also the Ham
monia from Hamburg
ARRIVAL or A MONITOR.
The United States monitor Montauk ar
rived from Washington to-day gin tow Of
the steamers Cyclops and Relief.
a COAL DOCK GIVES WAY.
Pier No 6 of the Elizlbethport coal dock
gave last evening, prccpitating hundreds of
tons of coal in the water.
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans increase, $4,5Oi, $40 specie in
crease, 81. 2S3,500 legal tenders increase.
: ,4GS, 800 deposits increase. Si4.26S,500;
circulation decrease, $4,000.
THE PRESS on cusHNG's Yos1SATioN.
The World criticises and the Times de-
nounccs Castings nomination. The latter
closes an article on the subject by saying A;
We can only regard the present game of
blind mans buff in reference to the chief
usticeship with surprise and modification. -
THE KELSEY CASE AGAIN.
1t is reported that three detectives EN-
poyed 10y the state have discovered UNI
doubted proofs that Kelsey was murdered
at Huntington after being tarred and fcath-
cred.
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WAnoN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874.
The only Vermont Register published.
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co., Rutland.
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If any of our subscribers will furnish lis
THE WEEKLY GLOBE, we will pay rea-
sonable price for same, in cash, or credit
the amount on subscription.
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Road Cleared.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. II.
All distractions to the regular running of
trains on the Hudson river railroad have
been cleared away and trains are now run
ming through on time.
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TO INVENTORS,

Patent owners, and all Interested In Patents.
The Prospectus of the New England Associa-
ton OF Inventors and Patent owners contains
matters Of great Importance to all Interested In
Patents and Inventions.
Sent to any address on application to
II. L. TOWNSEND, Secretary,
dec20l2w 1873 summer St., Boston, Mass
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From New Orleans.
THE DuRELL INVESTIGATION.

New ORLEANS, Jan II.
The congressional committee, appointed
to investigate the charges against Judge
Durell, have finished their labors, and
leave to-day for Washington.
FIRE.
La Nictors restaurant and an adjoining
building on Canal street, occupied by the
Howe sewing machine company's agency
aud Anderson's photograph gallery, burned
to-day, The loss is estimated at $50, 900.
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Suicide.

PRovIDENoE, Jan. II.
William w. Hazard, proprietor of the
Atlantic House, Newport, committed sui
eide to-day while insane, by drowning
himself in the cistcrn of his hotel
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, pmples
ring worm, salt-rheum and other cutaneous af-
fectlOns cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswell, Hazard CO., New York. BE GER
tain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are
are worthless. dcc2id&w4w
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pENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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ELECTIONs LIZ GERMANY.


DEKLIN, Jan. IT.
Partial returns of the election show u
number of national liberals and progressists
returned is about even, the other parties
falling far behind. Danzcy, Lupsic,
Bremen, Lubbock and Munich elect liberal
members, and Berlin. Koenigberg and
Bresslan progressionsts Candidates of
the clerical party are chosen in Kaefcld,
Cologne, Dusseldorf and Auchen.
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsUISGTOS Jan g n IN

PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and east Atlantic coasts
increasing pressure, lower temperature,
fresh and brisk southwesterly and north
westerly winds with continued clear or
partly cloudy weather, except possibly
light snow in northern New England.
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II you want an interesting book ora pre-
sent for friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets Of Spaulding & Co.
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WEST RUTLAND Rev. Edward Mills
will lecture on temperance at School House
Hall, this (Monday) evening, at o'clock.
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DEATkHS.

MORSE-In Martinsburgh, Missouri, Dec. 20,
Harris Morse, aged ~ years and 10 months for
merry OF East Poultney. lie was the father OF
L. A. Morse, OF West Rutland.
WARNER-ln Castleton, Jan. 4, William,
only child Of w. S. and X. 4. Warner, aged one
year and six months.
GOODWlN-ln Castleton, Jan. ., Mrs. Han
nah b. Goodwin, wife or stephen Is. Goodwin.
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On Thursday evening January Sth, the
following officers of Otter Creek Encamp-
mcnt No. Z, were installed by Rev. l.. w.
Brigham. Grand Patriarch Of Vermont
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DENCILS.-Dix Pencils, made in
tho United States, are much superior TO
Fabrr's, and are sold nj lower prices. Try
GLOBE PAPER co.
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nOG LOST.-On Friday night, January
~ 9th, my Hound answering TO the name Of
"Charlie," ran away from my place in chit
tenden. said dog was OF white color with yell
low spots upon his body. Whoever Will re-
turn the same TO THE GLOBE Office viii be suit
ably rewarded.
jan12d1w A. GILLIAN.
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NOTICE

IN
Notice Is hereby given that | have retired
from the firm OF futile ana RedlngtOn, and
from all business connected with the Rutland
Herald. l.. w. REDINGTON.
autand, December |, 1878,
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Notels aud dining Blooms.
u A II d w ELL USE.

u A D w ELL HOUSE.
}. W. CRAMTON. Proprietor.
The BARDWELL HOUSE Is located opposlte
the Depot, ana has long been favorably known
70 the travelling public. 1t has been recently
Improved, now affordlng the best and most am
pie accommodation to guests
The TABLE VIII be supplied with all the lux
uries OF the Season, and every attention will be
paid TO the comfort OF It's patrons
In the future, as In the past, the Proprietor
Intends TO make It flrst-class House-ailord.
Ing all the comforts OF home to the traveller.
The public patronage is solicited.
GOOD LIVERY In connection with the
House.
Attentive PORTERS will be found at the De-.
pot on the arrival OF all trains.
June2id&wu
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Center Lodge No 30. at Chester, have
elected the following officers for the cur
ro,t farm,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

E5- ANOTHER OSr.-Thc corpora.
tors Of the West Virginia Central rail-
road announce that their organization
has been completed, and that work
will DO commenced at an carly day.
Tue Corporators are Stephen K. Kane,
Robert N. Waite, William II, Boss.
William u. Brush, John Belts. Jesse
p Chase, Fuller. Article 2ud Of the
certificate Of Incorporation is as fol.
low: "To commence at point on
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, at or
near Charleston station, III tho county
Of Kanawliu, in tho State Of West VII.
ginil, aud crossing tho great kanaw-
ha river at Or near TO the city Of CHAR.
lesion. in said county. and thence up
and along tho northern bank Of said
river to tho mouth Of Gauley, q tribu.
tury Of said great Kanawha river ;
thence up aud along said Gauley river
to point at or near its source, pas.
sing through tue counties Of Kanawha..
Fuyo,tc, Nicholas, Webster and 10
ca6ontas, Ia tue State Of West Viz
GINA; and tlouce to lIurrisouburg, ID
tbc county Of Rockingham in The
State Of Virginia, tho length Of The
road to bc about one hundred aud City
niles" The principal place Of bust
ness TO DO In the city Of New York
and branch Office at Charleston.
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DESIRABLE
Improved TownProperty and
Farms For Sale {!

The undersigned offers for sale the follow.
ing real estate:
LoTl.-FARaI, miles from Weston,
90 acres on good road and iirst.rate
ucighbOrhoOd. Tho tract Is nearly all I'M.
der fence; Is well watercd and timbered ;
IS acres under cultivation good story.nnt
a.haIf g.house; orchard, &c. Terms $50
per ncreelialr down, remainder in one and
Two years. Title indispulAble.
LOT 2.-.FARM, Que mile from Glen
vile, 100 aCres; 40 acres under cultivation
and % acres hacked and dcadenel and In
grass. The tract Is well watered aad tim
berel, aud las upon II fine orchard, log
houss, stabl., &c. Price, 81, OOO-one.
fourth cash and the remainder in four equal
annual instruments. Title iadisputable.
LOT 3rd-A large HOUSE In Deston,
suitable tot Hotel purposes. 10 rooms, III
fine order. Good lot and elegant stAblin6
Que OF the most public places in town
Terms very reasonable.
For further information apply to
JAMES W WOFFINDIN,
W aston. W Va.
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~ CALnOuN OOuYrY.-Tho Park

EF CALHOUN COuSrY.-Thc Park
ersburg Times. was fooled into IL
"cork and bull story" about tho vote
10 Calhoun county. The editor foanl.
cd up with the discovery that prov.
identiul decree Of rctribu.ive justice"
had knocked tue vote OF that county
out Of joint and thereby elected Nj.
Golf. 1t may give great Joy to some
to pick u aaw in an honest poll, as Il
does theft 10 pick q lock; but verify
tits a small business to conniye at
swindling community out Of an hon.
est vote on tue nero pretcxt Of a mis-.
take III the manner Of giving or re.
cOriiug it. Tho people in Calhoun
county arc entitled to respect in tho
honest discharge Of their duty. The
Times may rest assured that, at least,
no Ohio negroes were cartcl over /,
that districtto help swell tue Demo.
cratic vote, and that Calhoun Is all
tight.-iSaa.
MIR. n. G Linn, Tho Prosecuting
Attorney Of Calhoun county, writes Us
that there was not shadow Of founda.
ton for tho canard gotten up by tue
Times; that tho election was conduct
cd 10 all respects as tho law requires
and the result thereof properly ccrti'
fed.
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CoMMIss15 NER's SALE
franklin Maxwell, executor OfLswis Max
,ratl Iu,ealhl

Franklin Maxwell, executor OfLewis Max
we'll, deceased,
A. w. WoolfOrd, Slo.iG Of tho county Of
Lewis, and us sncll administrator vi D.
U'l.isiIy, deceased, and others
~ CItASCERY, d.
As commissioner III the above cause, !
shall sell at public auction, at lilo front door
vi tho Court House Of Lewis county on
Monday. December Z. 1911.
II lot situate On tic east SIDE Of Court Street,
being lot No. 10 on tie plat Of tho town OF
lIeston, In Lewis tOuniy, lpcst Virginia,
containing by actual survey my feet front
and 1870 f,rt in depth, rs will be seen BY pm
perl Ia the cause filed.
TGiMs--A credit OF six and lively,
months, tho purchaser TO give bonds with
approved security, bearing interest from tht
day Of sale, and lie title TO DO retained I'LL
further order OF The Court.
''' WIN. II LIVELY,
noye4w Commissioner,
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M STONE Coal AIEAD-Tht
Biggea Yield on Reeord,-Captsin
Nieboles, Of Stone Coal, Is an enter.
prisiug farmer, owns tinc farm, aud
industliously cultivatOs It. This year,
among other experiments, he decided
to Try what could be raised from q
quarter ofan acre ofground. He used
good seed, worked tue ground well,
and gave II all the attention it needed.
ft'hc r.snlt rms ma followa.
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= PREAcnlSo in the NJ. L. Church
Sunday. tic LIST inst by tho Pastor.
Subject in tue morning-Test Of our
Love to God, Eveuing-Why did
Judas lscariot betray Christ ? The
pulpit being filled by another, this las.
subject was not preached from when
announced before.
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= FoR the past week the weather
has been, to express tue opinion of all,
perfectly delightful" Undoubtedly
tho prcttiOst fall weather known for
many years.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

M DEArn oF Miss RnODA HAR-
WE'VE regret to learn that this cs-
Unable young lady is dead. She &c.
companied her flasher when he re-
moved from this place to Iowa, few
months ago. She was stricken with q
fever, and about two weeks ago de.
parted this life. This outire cOtilmun.
ity sympatlizes sincerely with tho at.
aicted family.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

Eg- REroRr OF GRADED scuooL-
% Mosrn.-Thc following is brieI
report Of tho Graded School for the
month ending October 2Sd:
Roll Of Honor-James Owens, Eli
Cox, Rcbecca Norman, Elite Davis,
Bette Jarbis aud Jacob Coburn. The
Roll Of Honor is composed Of those vic
arc neither tardy, absent nor disorderly
in their department. Besides tic
above, the following were perfect in
Department:
Academic Departmental. s. Dean,
4. G. Brown, w. II. Jewell, Mary
Danser, Maggie Hurley, Jennie, Florl
and Ellen Maxwell. sallic Tunaill
Kate Tolbert, Lizzie Morris and Lucy
spalding.
HgtSchot Departn.eat-Ida Bran
non, Belle Butcher, Dora Chaliant
Mary Hurley, Emma Owens, Jcssi,
Lockart aud Theodore Urbaeh.
Grammar tSch0ot-Edie Bradbury
Willie Bradbury, Richard Camden
Frank Gaylord, Eta Oliver and Mar,
Owens.
"a Primary Department. mn,
Bradbury, Joe WoolIuy, Minter RAJ
ston aud George Harrisburg.
1a PHmary-Edic Butcher ant
Willie Stcprn.
Very few pupils were absent fron
examination but many did not pass
very satisfactory examination, owing I,
their absence from SO many recitation
during tho month. Besides absence
the6thool bus suffered much from th
repeated cxcusing Of pupils by tho par
cnt. Parents need not expect thei
children TO stand well 10 their classes
kept out halfIlle time, or even excuse,
a goat pat Of every day. u
Number Of pupils enrolled durinI
tho month, 1903; number onrOlle
dutipg the term 222,
TheiollOwiug are those who yisitc
lhoiSthoal during the month; j. /
Altman 3. Hcfsnan and @ Young
Parents aud others are cordially 10
yitedto visit the school,
HID. ctlnE, Pfireipal,
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THE
M0XAMy AoTEA
ron SALE.
Laushlin Brothers + Co.

Laushlin Brothers { Co.
VS..
William MO1l,y and others,
~ cnAScERY.
liz virtue ola decree OF the Circutt Court
of Lewis County IN this cas-, rendered the
iii OF September, 1874, ! will sell at pub
ltc auction, to tic highest bidder, IN trout
Of the Court House Of Lewis County, on The
III day VI December, 1874, being tile fist
lAy OF the December term oil tile County
court of said county. The parcel Of land
in the said decree mentioned, composed Oi
adjacent lots, on which Is II hotel building
known as the "lloxley house" Situate al
the head Of Main street and on Fist street,
in The town Of IVES on, Lewis county, West
Virginia, embracing an area together oil
about two acres Of ground, more or less,
AlsO known rs the "lIiAnd Tavern Proper
ty," aad briug the sine conveyed 10 VIII.
lain Monkey by Tlonhs bland BY deed dated
gs,l nj February, 1861. go
ACradit OfG, u and Is months viii 70
given, the purchaser to execute notes with
IOOl security, bearing interest FROM date,
aud the title to bu retained until tic further
order Of the Court.
GEO. J. ARNOLD,
0ct2G4w special Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

@ NEws.--In its report showing
the membership Of the new Legisla.
ture, the Journal sets down Thomas
j. Farnsworth. Of Upshur, as a Rc.
publican. This will DO news to the
public generally, and especially to the
gentleman himself. Thomas j, Farms.
worth las been q Democrat so long
that nobody knows when ho wasn't,
but hc has never done anything that
we know Of. to justify lis being con,
founded with Thomas G. Farnsworlh,
who always takes lis Radiculisn
straight.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

Es- West Virginia doesn't elect a
single Radical to Congress, NOblest
daughter Of a noble mother, She. sets
Us un example that wo must do our
best to emulate. -RichmOnd Eaquir-
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- ExrrSsioS or MAIN Sraggr.-It
is run,orcd that u petition will shortly
be presented 10 tho Town Council,
asking tlirul to buy the Monkey lloteI
property, which is to be sold IN De.
ceniber. The idea is to buy tue prop.
erty, tear away the building, aud ex.
teul Main Street On to Town Run, aud
thence connecting wilk tho Gauley
Turnpike by bridge across Town
Run. |, is claimed that tue lots which
would be thrown into market. composed
of tho GROUND now belonging to the no.
tel, will sell for sufficient sum to pay
for the whole property. This isa g0o'l
suggestion aud should it be carried
out will add greatly to tho appearance
Of Main Street, and would make u good
thOrOughfarc 10 the turnpike named
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

va. On. Gro. d. MoREls, Deatlst, will be
In Weston on the 20th OF October and re.
main 10 days. The Doctor still intends to
make bis regular professional visits 10 this
place, Notwithstanding others represent 1t
differently.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

Eg NOncE All parties indebted
to tue late firm of jenkins aud Fran.
els are hereby notified not to pay any
such Indebtedness to said jenkins. or
iaey will be held accountable for the
same. WM. p. FRANCIS.
Oct. 0 1874.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

E1- NOrlcE All persons indebted
to tho NJ. 4. Church, Weston, by sub,
scriptiOn, are requested to call pnd
settle tho amount now due on said sub
scriptiOn. G. NJ, RouRBOUou,
Treasurer.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

E5- Tug Skin Greek people are pg.
itatiug tho question Of a new road FROM
that neigh6Orhood to town, by way oil
Town Run, 1t would save between
2 aad 8 miles travel.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

~- VIZ learn from tue Cumber.
land papers tia. Gray Dan" was so
badly beaten at Cumberland by both
"PUlly Hopkins" aud and BILLY
French" tic other day, that "ho was
hardly considered 10 the race p
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

re- AN ingenious young school
ma'am over in Jackson cOupty has in.
vented an eIectual process for subdu.
ing refractory urcbins. She stands
Them on their heads and pOurs watcs
down their trousers legs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

NJ TnG Augusta County Fair was
not a success. This seems to DO a
common complaint among agricultu.
raj fairs this year.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

UNCLE BENxY Owens informed
US on Thursday last that that day was
the 55lh anniversary Of his married
life.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

re- GsEESBRlEG cOunIy seems 10
ba the banner county for raising fine
cattle. Recently lot Of bCoyos were
shipped thence to some Of the eastern
markets, among which were two whose
aggregate weight was 1870, and two
others weighing each 1910.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

Eg Tnr Martiusburg Statesman
says Maj Delaney, (colored) who is a
candidate for tho Office Of Lieutenant
Governor Of South Carolina, was born
10 Jefferson county. in this State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

-QulrE un excitement vas occa.
siOucd on Wednesday uight Iust by uu
alarm Of frs, caused by the igni;iug Of
window blind ut tho Hayden House.
Not much damage was dVue.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

N JAcou HAYuuRsr, Of Richie
county, was thrown from his horse a
few days since, aud seriously, il not
fatally injured.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

re- SOMETHING Ngw,-Nlatthias
SuImiu Esq, Of S.auntOn, "a brother
u jacob ScAmitt. Of this place. is III
town, u, aseutior tho celebrated rem.
edics Vi DE-. Wolcott- IpOlcOns Pain
Paint, for oil pain aud inrlamtion;
Ivoicotts Cdtarrh AnnihiiatOr, for
Catarrh, cOld in the head, mud weak
nerves; IIoiicolts Consumption Cure.
tor coughs aud weak lungs; aud Vol.
cots Bea@y, for Hair and Skin
Some years ago, when residing in
Staunton, we had ocular demonstra.
ton Of tho wonderful efficacy Of these
remedies, All tho "oll Domin.
ion" they arc familiar as a house.
bold wvrl;" AID we clieerlully rec.
ommcni lhem.-Mr. Sclmitt will
make his llead quarters Mt his broth
ers residence in lowu; hut. will can.
vass the county aud rndravor to visit
all the people, lie j, very clever
gentIemsp, and We bespcak for hin
kind reception,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

Eg West Virginia received as bel
share within tue last fifteen months
Sl5, 1000 from the Peabody Fund.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

Eg Tng posiofico at Lorents's
store, Upshur county, West Virginia,
is discontinued for want Of a.postmaster.
The papers 40 to Buckhannon.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

RT,No use to contest the election
nov.-ElectiOn day was tho proper
time.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

fg- TnE VUrE IN the STATE OF
WEp.rER.-T'hc "ludepcudet State
cast her vote Us follows:
Congress
Faulkner. Democrat. $50.
BOtOl r. Independent, u.
State Srnuis.
BurIett, Democrat, 2s5,
Morrison, Independent, O..
House Of Delegates.
Dix. Democrat, 1888,
Salisbury, Independent, 1856.