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CoRN, Oars, ETc.-The attention Of the trade
is particularly directed to the advertisement of
our valued friend, MIR. Charles Peasants, So and
s. Magazine street, who has for sale large sup
ply of white, yellow and mixed corn, black seed
oats cornmeal, bran, seed rye and hay, etc.
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Persons afflicted with colds or coughs would
DO well to read the advertisement of Messrs.
Frederiek.on x Harte.
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We request attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. Vincent 4 Co., who offer TO the city and
country trade 1000 rolls of Chlna mattines of
direct importation.
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ABnAM's CHILLI Tone will cure any case 81
Chills- l. l.. Lyons, Camp and Gravier.
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PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED of best Drugs at
moderate prices. |. l.. Lyons, Camp and Graver
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RLDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Last Week of The
EAlHEkSBi SISTERS AND III RLESQUE
COMPANY.
'aidS l"in SISTERS in new acts-Miss Gertio Gran.
Vile i'll new Songs
MONDAY, March 22-TIIE QUIET FAMILY: also
Speclaltes, concluding with THE ENCHANTED
BEAUTY.
iues1ay, wednesday and Thursday March % a and
% aiso nj the Wednesday Matinee-Ihe entirety
new burlesque, CAMARALZAMAN preceded
, by . petite comedy and Clio specialti,s
ri'oay, Ms1 , 2h-farewell BENEFIT of Miss ELIZA
WEATHERSBY, presenting Comedy Burlesnu,
and Ohio. Ni
Monday. March 29-JACK AND GILL PANTo
MIME TROUPE. n,hot ~
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers r. Z. Lee,
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent
no u III Common str ef
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hereby give notice that have no further
connection with the store No BOB poyras street or
the business conducted therein said business benz
owned and conducted entirely by John Junk, since
March LIST $50.
mh2o st + w U.IrJ>y
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Humphreys Specifics, 139 Canal street.

Ask your grocer tor Paragon yeast powders.
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| LpR SALE-Yarht Grace Darling sloop rirred
l. thirteen tons, two Years old, in complete order
| copper bottom; cabin with four bunts. length
OF keel thirty FIVE feet six inches beam III.
| teen feet; drausht of water aft thirty inches
and length on deck forty feet. Hull plankng full
length and only four butt Joints. inquire, on board
Lake Fad. Bayou Ht- John or TO THOMAS BAL,
LEY, ST. Peter near Tonti street. mbJ1
nor SALE-In the Fourth District-Cheap even
Il for the times, residence in good order having
lot 30 feet front by III feet deep highly improved
in a choice neighbOThood near Magazine Mark ct and
convenient to the Magazine and Prytania GERS. Ap
ply TO L. NJ. GILL. "A Camp street. mill I'm
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE-To St.
~ Louis, via Mobile; good till April l. Apply tc
j. Il. WOODS g. co. 104 Common street. Fps
E>OR SALE-Ofers wanted for the following books:
L Forty volumes Rarper's Magazines, half.bound
cost slt0 twenty-seven volumes Knights Penny
Cyclic edia. cloth bound S5i six volumes tive
OF plates 1c0nographc Encyclopedia gilt edge full
bound morocco, cost s52 three volumes Copelanda
Medical Dictionary. calf. cost sic so. All in good
ORDER and most OF them good new. Offer for tia
lot or any Of them Address T., Lock Box 917, Post
Office. F2 If
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by Hoey 4 O'Connor.
BY Albert Paul.

HO' SEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE
scrpton, Carpets, Crockery Glass and other
ware, etc ~
DY ALBERT PAUL Auctoneer oGce ,na
l saesroom No. 40 Royal street win s,U ever
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AZ 10
ci3ck a. W. at the saesroom, 30 Royal near Gus
\ general assortment of new and second. hand
household Furniture Carpets Crockery Glass and
other ware, etc. - $1,000 anu
Loans secured on Furniture etc Storage at mod
- avs s24 If
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Once of New Orleans City Railroad Con.

Why VI w" VTFHH~ IVy RnIIfOnH Com
pany, No. l2i Canal street. New Orleans March %
10 ut meeting of the Board of Directors held OF
10Th INST Dividend of Three Dollars per share wa,
declared, payable to the Stockholders on and aftr
April Ist
mh20 tap C. c. LEWIS Secretar,,
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Mineral Waters, 139 Canal street.
Shadine depot, McGrath 4 Compton.
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FOR SALE.

I>OR SALE-A second hand SAFE with Combina-
ton Lock IL perfect order and good as new
Apply to }. b. WOODS & co, l04 Common street
nIhl1 II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Orange Flowers Wanted.


Orange Flowers Wanted.
| The undersigned will pay the highest cash prices
| tor BITTER ORANGE FLOWERS in large or small
lotl, delivered at 81 ROYAL street.
mt2l Nv b ONORATO PerlImer.
Carolina Cow Peas.
~ STORE AND FOR SALE. AT lowest market
price
1000 sacks choice Carolina COW PEAS
{. II LAWRENCE 4 90,
mh2 II % and II Tchoupitoulas street.
RN-OATS-HAY-ETC-
1000 bags WHITE CORN
1900 - YELLOW and MINED CORN
BLACK SEED OATS,
OATS
CORN MEAL
BRAN
SEED RYE AND HAY
Iii Store and the Levee for sale in lots To suit
c. PEASANTS
mh2l lw 60 and . Magazine street
PrOviSiOnS-POrk
ISO BARRELS RUMP PORK.
$50 bbls Extra Prime PORK
$50 bbls Prime Mess and Family PORK,
800 bbs Mess PORK original
200 buckets Francis Whitaker 4 Sons Choice
Kettle LARD
50 tieTces Magnolia sugar.cur II ANS
80 casks Bacon CLEAR SIDES
80 casks Bacon SHOUT DERS
In store and arriving for sale by
f. X. CONVERSE,
mh2l 5t ~ Magazine street.
RRICkS-SAND = LIME Lake and Country
- BRICKS, Fire BIZ iCkS and Fire TILE White
Yellow and River SAND. Alabama and Western
LIME, CEMENT PLASTER and PLASTERING
HAIR, LATHS and SHINGLES. White SHELLS
md Fire CLAY etc. Fer sale by
JNO. e. STEWART
30 Glfiver street
mh2l 81 and 30 Julia, bet Basin and Rampant
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ONCE OF tue Crescent City Railroad Conn
r'ny lo3 Canal Street, New Orleans March II
irt3-At meeting of the Board of Directors a
dividend of Two Dollars share was declared nay
able on and after April 1st next
mhl4 til + II .JUDFN Sacra+ ,rr
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The undersigned will pay the highest cash prices
for BITTER ORANGE FLOWER in large or small
lot-, delivered at 81 Royal street.
mh4l Nv b ONORATO Perfumer
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OPERA HOUSE.
SUNDAY, MARCH 81, 1875.
Meyerbeers Grand Opera in ive acts.
THE HUGUFNOTs. mh2l II
rAYEITY THEATER-
~ Corner Common and Baronne psressr,
Jas FLHNNE- Proprietor and Msnsre,,
CHAS. 0. WHITE Stage Manager -'-''''''S's
THE ONLY VARIETY TIIEATER IN THE CfTg
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
with Powerful Variety Dramatic Burlesqns and
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK
JAG ly ADMISSION. IS CENTS.
A GRAND FAIR
viii be held under the auspices Of the
DAUGHTERS OF THE EASTERN STAR
For the benefit of their Brothers OF thu
RICHMOND LODGENo1
STRINGEE LODGE NO2
PARSONS LODGE Ne &
Working nnder the jurisdiction Of the
EUREKA GRAND LODGE Az. A. Y, NJ.
of louisiana
TO he held ~ l72 Canal street between Dryade, and
6aronne streets, commencing
Monday. March ~ 1875.
continuing Ten nights under the auspices of the
following
Mrs O. j. DUNN President
Mrs. }. H. INGRAHAM Vice presido,,
Mrs W West Treasurer
Mrs. Il. Mccarthy Secretary mb2l n
We OLD FOLKS CONCERTO
For the benefit of tho
HOME FOR THE AGED AND INFIrM
Under the direction Of The
LITTLE SISTERS OF TIE POOR
LADY rNrRoyESsrs
Ne ~ - u .,'l"i'T MIS- Wallace
Mrs John Henderson, Mrs w n Pen,
M wv - y;, aIie'h' Mrs L W Montgomery
W. Yrs Is M l. ',ioson, Mrs Thomas Simns
Mrs # SiDms Mrs. Dr c,o
Mrs I j Semmes, Mrs 4 Tedou1
Mrs Il l. fayne Mrs Gbas ~,
Mrs ii ID Or en- Mrs AZ ~ W i ao''5'
Mrs J Curtis Waldo Mrs w + raatau
Another opportunity will be afforded our citi1eps
lnder the direction Of ' 7i''A'
Prois WATTS and BEARDSLEE
AT
ST. PATRICKS HALL
IN "wednesday Evening, Mnrch 81, 1879
When will take place
'REAT CONCERT BY THE OLD Folks
In aid of this deserving institution
Admission Fifty Gents
- Tickets can be obtained at prominent store. amt
nj mhso az. Fl =, ~ sn I'd ''''o"'s'es
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Don't fail 10 try Paragon yeast powders.
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ne tt

Time OF Departure-The Wall Train by the
iieat Jacks Railroad Route leaves the Depot at
The loot 81 Calh0pe street at e o'clock T. NJ and :
o'clock A. NJ. connecting with all fast trains North
East and West Arrives at 1890 A. NJ. and IL F. NJ
Pullman Palace Cars all trains ivi
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CT. CHARLES THEATER
BEN DeBAR in n New Pari.
THIS EVENING AND UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE,
The New Sensation from Dickens grea, Story OF
DAVID COPPERFIELD, entitled
NICAWBER,
Or Something Will Turn Tn.
wilkins Mcawber. Observation-Disclosures. Ben D.Ha,
FRIDAY-Benett of BEN DEBAR
Matinee at Noon
NENf WEEk-EMILY SOLDENE and her Eng.
lish Opera Bouhe Troupe, Fifty in nun,ber-Ex-
ira Orchestra
IiiceS ts usual mel If
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RETIRING FROM THE COFFEE RIrSx
ness take great pleasure in soliciting for nv sa,
cessors, Messrs. PAYNE, DENEGRE & co IN
she ''o'fa patronage that has been extended TO M
by my friends and the public generally
II. q. COLOMB.
NEW ORLEANS, March - 1-75 robt11,
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CPARTNERS SHIPS.

T'iIE FIRM OF H. g. COLOMB & co. IS THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent II. & IN.
Tomb viii attend TO the liquidation of til. busine.
the late firm at 40 Gravier street
II. G. COLOMR
i. A. PDTTPSIEr
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NOtire-Tn the Grand Concert of Nina

ZElSS-DENN'S. which is to take place on
WEDNESDAY EVENING March 81 at Grune-
wald Hall she will be assisted by Mime Anna
Vercken Of the Opera: Madame and Miss Herr Mr..
Meteye, Mr.. Gianin and the full strength of the
German Quartette Club. Tickets on, dollar: for
sac at the principal music and iewelry stores
mh2l
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special NOfice-Thare will be meeting Of
the Mechanics and Workingmen held on MONDAY
EN- ENlNG, 22d inst. at II BienSille street. All
mechanics and worlngmen are respectfully invited
to attend. BY order Of the President mh2l 2t
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NOfice-Neither the Captain. Owners nor
the undersigned Agents of the British Ship CAL.
'IITA, Thomas W. Tyrell, mas, er from Greenock
VIII he responsible tor any debts contracted by the
crew OF said ship. FRENCH 4 co.
ml5I 3t lg- t;rayier str,et
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No. 1S6 won the prize of n Gray Pony in
he rattle for the benefit OF Camp street Female Or
phan ASy lum. The holder will present the ticket
and receive the pony at
MARGARETS BAKERY
mll2l IT. &c New I4evee street
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Bishop Nhipple, Of Minnesota, will deliver
III st Paul 'nurch, corner OF Camp and Gaiennie
streets. 1filS EN ENlNti, at - O'Clock lecture
on INDIAN MISSIONS. You are respectfully in
vIted 10 attend The otfertory this occasion will
be devoted to the work of St. Paul's Parish.
q. X. UPTON
fnh2l II Clergy in charge.
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EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE-To St.
Louis. via Mobile good till April l. Apply tc
. u WOODS q co. 10i Common street. E2s
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-15
SCIIESCK'S PuI.MOSIC SYRUP, FOIs
TIE CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
(NfIt.nS A%n rnIuS

This ErAt virtue Of ,bI, medicine Is that rpeas the
matter and throws Il out Of tho Aystrn, PARTIES the
blood. and thus effects cure
ScuxScE'S SEA wExD TOXIC, ron THE Guns oY
DYSrErslA, INDIGESTION. ETc.
Tho Tonic produces healthy action OF ihv stomach
CREATING ApputltC forming ehylc, and curing the
most obstinate eAsos Of indigestion.
ScuESck's MANDRAKE PILLS. ron TIE CURE OF
LiyRl COMPLAINT. Ere.
These Pills arc alternative, and produce 4 healthy
action Of the liver without the least danger they arr
free from eAlomel and yet ecaeouS In restoring
hOalthy action ofthc liver.
These remedies aru 4 certain cnrp for Consumption
~ the P1lmnnle Syrup hpcna this matter and purifier
thu blood; The Mandrake Pills act upon tbs ily0r
CRATE heAlhy bile, and remove all diseases OF the
litbr, often n cause Of Consumption. The SsA Weed
Tonic gives tons and strength 10 tho stomach max
Kood dlErAtlol and enables the organs 10 form good
blood and thus crltcS healthy circulation NJ haaIthJ
blood. Tho cOmhlGOl action Of these medicines. Al
thus explained. VIII sy0ry Of Consumption II
tAkun In time. and tbs use Of the medicines pesVerd
In.
Dr. Sehcnak IA professions al his principal Office
cprnrr VI Sixth And Arch Streets, PhAdrphiA aTsrJ
Monday where ali lstte for advice be addiUs.rd
Schrack's medicines Tor sale by all DIuEghts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-15
Supporting n Family.

Tie house il on First street, South
Boston. The husband is m English.
man, m invalid, large and burly, md
walks with crutchcs. The vito is over
forty, with hair very white and pleas.
ant face. Tie house is furnished
meagerly but neatly. Astove and few
chairs comprise the furniture. The fol.
lowing conversation ensues: =" Good
afternoon" "Please take chair. "
ave had heavy rain this morning"
"Yes, the earth was parched." =" You
need fire on such damp day." I'm
thankful to get enough to do my little
cooking with" "How do you supply
that I" ~ pick bits Of coal from the
ashes, and have done 80 for two years
We lived comfortably until my hus-
and's health failed. Now make mo-
lasses candy, md it is n profitable day
when 1 bring in twenty-five cents
Sometimes fonr or five little urchins
come to trade with pennies. Once n
fortnight do little washing, but the
mistress is for cutting down my pay.
One good lady sends my husband din
ner now and then. So I'm like baby
sucking its thumb; it's Inland to mouth
with me-" "You bear up chcerfully."
"FrAtting would spoil my good looks. !"
Friendship was offered and accepted
with n fervent God bless You, and the
visitor departed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-15

less. Tho loss Is estimated At $4,000 nearly
all franc structures, partially insured. Tho
police OF New York burst open tho door Of
loom in New York tcnemont from whence
pistol shots had been heard, and found tho
dead body OF Joseph Goldman, with bullet
holo in the forehead, and tho unconscious
form OF David Jeroslaw, who subsequently OK
PRED. Both held revolvors in their hands, and
had evidently fought duel. They wero Pol
ISL JOws, and were formerly partners. 80.
Cincinnati ministers want to celebrate the
Centennial next year by an immense religious
meeting in that city, and have appointed a
committee to work toward that cnd. .....
Georgia experienced earthquake shocks.
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The National Thanksgiving Day.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1875.

A proclamation by the President OF
the United States of America:
In accordance with practice at once
wise and beautiful, we have been accus.
toned, rs the year is drawing to close,
to devote m occasion TO the humble ex-
preston OF our thanks to Almighty God
for the ceaselcss and distinguished benz
fits bestowed upon us rs a nation, and
for his mercies and protection during
tho closing year.
Amid the rich and free enjoyment OF
all our advantages We should not forget
the source from whence they are do.
rieved, and the extent OF our obligations
to tho Father OF all mercics. We have
full reason to renew our thanks to AL
mighty God for favors bestowed upon
lis during the past year.
BY His continuing mercy civil and
religious liberty have been maintained |;
peace has reigned within our borders !;
labor and enterprise have produced their
merited rewards, and to His watclful
providence We nro arc indebted for Sc
curity from pestilenco and other national
calamity.
Apart from national blessings, each
individual among us has occasion to
thoughtfully recall and devoutly recog-
nize the favors and protection which lie
has enjoyed. Now, therefore,
I, Ulysses S. Grant, President OF the
United States, do recommend than on
Thursday, the 18th dry of November,
the people Of the United States, abstain.
ing from all secular pursuits and from
their accustomed avocations, do assemble
in their respective places Of worship,
aud in such form as may seem most up
propri to in their own hearts, offer to
Almighty God their acknowledgements
and thanks for MI His mercies, and their
humble prayers for continuance OF His
divine favor.
In witness whereof have hercunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to DO affixed.
Done ut the city Of Washington, the
eth day OF October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
sercnty-fve, and Of tho independence
Of the United States the one hundreth.
U. s. GRANT.
By the President.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-15
A Fine Old English Gentleman.

Here lisa "personal OF "a fine old
English gentleman, oil OF the olden
time tho Duke OF Portland, ono OF
the oldest. md wcalthiest peers now iv-
ing. He owns immensely valuable prop.
erty in London, and his income is at
least s., 900 n day. He has q passion
for solitude. Though he has two fine
houses in Cavendish square, few Lon
doners have ever set eyes upon him.
Even ut Welbeck abbey, where he passes
most Of his time, he lives so mich alone
that he viii not have any servants to
wait upon him ut dinner, but has on
apparatus by which the table is lowered
through the floor to the kitchen when it
wants relpenishing. Not TINT it often
needs this, for the duke has only two
meals day, Mt one of which half n
a chicken is served, and ut tho other
meal tho other half. Occasionally lie
has visitors at Welbeck, but he never
sees them, though they may DO in the
house for weeks ut timc. When he
drives out he is conveyed in a vehicle
hung round with curtains, SO that no.
body can see in, and it is drawn by six
Lilliputiau ponies. The approaches to
the abbey are subtcrnncari, and there
arc fifteen miles Of tunnels on the estate,
NIL well ventilated, and many Of them
lighted day and night, md adorned with
sculptures. There is n splendid stable,
where fifty hunters are kept, though the
duke never hunts. He has a gallery OF
glass and iron mile long, where they
may exercise inall weathers. The duke
is now constructing three enormous sub
terraucan libraries and a subterranean
church, and it has taken the workmen
three years to excavate the ground. But
that upon which tho duke most prides
himself is his museum. 1t is construct.
cd largely Of glass, and lighted by chan
drliers, each weighing n ton. It has
taken ten years to fix the glass alone,
and now the pictures are being hung.
They are very choice, us they ought to
be, seeing that the duke some time ago
made huge bonfire Of paintings which
he did not think good enough, though
they cost many thousand pounds. He
has never boon married, and it is sup.
posed has never been in love, and rs lie
is seventy.fve now, he is not likely to
be.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-15
Important 10 Travellers,

Persons visiting Now York or leaving by The
cars from Grand Central Depot, will save al.
noysnca and expense Of carriage hire aud bag.
gage e.prcssage By stopping at Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot. OyeI
$50 elegantly furnished rooms and fitted up al
a cost of s9O0,1OO. European plan. Gue.ts
can live moro luxurlOusly for less money at tile
Grand Union that at any other first-class house
in Now York. Stages and street cars pass the
doors for all parts Of tho city. See that the
hotel you enter is tho Grand Union HOTEL
Gam
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-15

fMPoRTA3T IMPROVEMENT IN TREATING Rur
TURF. Tho elastic TRUSS Company have pro
duccd great revolution in the treatment O
hernia. Their new truss is worn easy nigh
aud day; adapts itself TO evory motion OF til,
body; never displaced by hardest exercise 70
taiHing rupture comfortably. ill soon perma
ncntly cured. Snld at tho office Of tho com
pNny, No. GS3 Broadway, New York city
Trnsses sent by mail. Seud for circular Con,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-15

Tho season for coughs and colds is
rapidly approaching, aud every ono should 10
prepared to check the first symptoms, As n
cough contracted between now aud Christmas
frequently lasts all winter. There IL no better
remedy than JohnJ0n'S Anodyne LiHimshli.
For all diseases Of tho throat and lungs 1t
siould 10 used internally aud CxternRlly.- Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-15

All who suffer from coughs, colds, irri
tation OF tho bronchial tubes or tendency /,
consumption, will find in DR.. viStGr's BalSan
Of Wild Cherry remedy Ms agreeable 10 til,
palate as cflcctuAl in removing disease. Til,
baIsAu is a pleasant, safe and powerful remedy
it acts promptly aud seldom fails to effect
euro. Fifty cents and ono dollar bottle
large bottles much the cheaper
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-15

Washday is n holiday, thanks to Dob.
bins Electric Soap (made by Cragin &
Co., Phila. which is rapidly coming into
general use. It acts like magic, and
bleaches clothing without iniuringit.