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schr Vrale, Price, Georgetown, SC 6 days with naval
stores to 4 Hurlbut Co Nov "a on Cape Lookout.
- Anderson seaman. 70 years Of age, native OF
den, while reehng the mainsail, fell overheard was
drowned, ~ blowing heavy gale from SW az the time
schr Hazard hoysand. Georgetown, SC. 8 days with
naval stores 80 koundree Coz vessel 20 Bentley Glider
sleeve Co.
schr . Holt Delay Virginia
Schr III Hayens, Pierce. Virginia.
Schr A r. Cranmer, lizard. Baltimore.
Schr Ella Hodgsdon, Davis Philadelphia for Portland
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconae Bragg PORTLAND for New York.
Steamer Iy Of New Bedford Fish. New Bedford Tor New
York
schr G Pease Lee, Portland. CT for New York
Schr Contribution, Young. Providence Tor New York.
Sghr White Rock. Laferty. Southport for New York.
Schr Mary II Sockhhm Reed Providence for New York
Schr Maury Maury, Boston for New York.
Schr Robin Boston for New York.
Sehr Phil Sheridan. Lndey Fall River for New York
schr Watchman Pendleton, Bridgeport Tor New York.
schF Oscar Hawley Tyler, Norwalk for New York.
hchr u NJ Porter Alien, Bridgeport for New York
BOUND EAST
sehr L S Hatch, Kelsey Perth Amboy for Providence
Schr Storm. StaHb, Trenton for Mlddletown
Schr Tempest, Lacy, Trenton for New London.
schr Sunbeam. Riley, Trenton Tor Hartford
schr Alpine Marshall Hoboken for Boston
Schr Kim City, Kelly New York for Providence.
Schr Mary Lymburncr. Coombs Elzabethpor for Salem.
Schr Kate Mary, Cogswcl, Rondout for Pawtucket.
schr Rachel Jane. Lynch. Rondout for New London
schr Florence sackett Verplancks Point for New Bed
schr Minnesota Coombs Perth Amboy for Providence,
Schr Amos Briggs Dunn, Havcrstraw for New Bedford.
schr Artist Ewel. New York for Boston.
schr Fair Wind Bowman, New Yorktor New Bedford
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CHARITYs WORK.

The Ladies' Bazaar of 81 Philips Parish Home IS
open
The annual meeting or the Children's Aid Society
will be held Tuesday q the Metropolitan National
Bank
An appeal has been made BY the Howard Mission
No 40 Bowery for donations 10 provide for the Thanks
giving dinner of several hundred fendlegs ltte ones
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THE CANAL INVESTIGATION.

ALBANY, Nov. 20, 1875.
The Legislative JOINT Committee alleged canal
frauds went into executive session this morning, and
then adjourned uutl the J0th or November
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PARDoNs BY THE GOVERNOR.
ALBANY. Nov. 20. 1875.

The Governor has granted pardon to sigismund
swab, convicted u November last, IN New York city
for selling liqu0r without license; also to Eugene
Brown. convicted ii New York, IN August, 1878, Of
grand larceny. The District Attorney thinks he was
,s.rftf .rt4rW Z ~
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United states nagsnp Brooklyn, Rear Admiral
Leroy vas AZ River Plate October % and United States
steamer Mouougahela vac at Rio Janeiro same date
AT were well IA both ships.
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LONDON. Nov 2oA fearful hurricane passed over the
English Channel yesterday causing great destruction 70
the shipping Seven wrecks reported and number Of
Lives lost.
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1874 1872

t'tt-s Ntb'rdtAft }Phtef0AY 20
average temperature lot corresponding date last
1874 1870
WeeAy average o......................... 40l-7 Al
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TIE WEATHER YEsTERpAY.

The following record will show she changes IN the
temperature for the past twentyfour hoars in com
parson with the corresponding date OF last year as in
HERALD Building
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HORAN ACQUITTED.

the case y John Aoran, Treasurer or Long Island
CITY, indicted for emoezsemont d city funds was not
civcn 70 the Inry until late On Friday night Tho jury
were ont aboll ien minutes and returned verdict of
not guatY,
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SiesInlel
OMce.

,ATEs or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
NoYEMEER AVID pECEMRER
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vruoMAs r. AGNEw. THE GREAT NEW YORK
Grocer Toa Coffee and Flour Dealer. All New Yorkeuo
aud everybody else should call and bargains 80 Vea,
street
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6OnO nn0 --KENTUcKY SINGLE NUMBER
DOUU.OUU. Lottery draws November "a. who.c
tickets $40; shares IN proportion Havana tickets. SO In
formation free. JOSEPH BATES CO., 2U2 Bread KaS
Post once box 2.25L
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10
J. Hanson Good.

Tho Wheeling Standard, and one
or two other purely honest and super
la.iysly patriotic journals, are mistaken
in regard 10 our remarks in relation to
".he Hon. j. Hanson Good" We
did not 70 ont Of our way 20 attack
him. We simply stated q few proPo'-
si,ions in regard to that person, as fol-
lows:
/. On being appointed member Of
tho investigating committee, Mr.. Good
told Speaker Monroe that be did not
feel at all fallered by tho appointment.
9. Some time after the investigation
had been in progress, Mr.. Good told
Speaker Monroe that ho was glad be
had appointed him on tho committee, as
1t was a fine chance for young man
to mako q reputation.
8. During the progress Of tho inyss-
tigation, Mr.. Good stated 10 the Audi.
tor and Treasurer that they had done
nothing hc himself would not have
done, under the same circumstances.
The two first Of these propositions
NO have from Speaker Monroe himself
Tho third from perfectly RESPONSE
bic gentleman in Charleston.
1.-THE Siasdard and lnieliigtnetr are
Mr.. Goods guardians, perhaps they
will shel light on The texts given
aboya.
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The Court Of the People.

BuckuAssoS, May LIST, 1875.
Ar. Bditsr: l presume you have
heard that q brace Of onc-horse law,
yers over q. Philippi, Zone on each
aide oftho political fence are over
hauling the voters in this and Barbour
counties, in behalf Of o change in our
system Of county government. Fall
ing to 90. practice enough to support
them. they desire TO get up little
miniature circuit, and be Judge
thereof. The people are not with them
in this matter. Much as the county
court system he's been abu,ed-espG.
cially by lswyers-its efficiency has
made II the Court Of he People, and
they will not vote for 5ta-sge simply
70 crafty the ambition or line the
pockets Of any politico; judicial aspi.
rants, Tho people Of this county have
full confidence in the court as now
constituted. That errors occur is not
doubted ; but show me tho court where
errors do not occur. We prefer trust
Ing our minor litigation 10 three hon.
est farmers rather than to ono pottifog-
gipg lawyer. No lawyer in good re-
pute would accept the position, for il
be has merit enough to DO recognized
as q good lawyer, his practice would
bring him double the amount Of bis
salary as Judge" This sort Of q
change was tried in Brooke and Han
cock countios-the latter dcrided
Republican county--and was defeated
by an overwhelming yote-the author
Of the bill % "lawyer7 receiving u
votes in both counties for District
Judge. Tho same crushing defeat
was administered few days ago TO q
similar proposition in Kanawha county;
and in Wood county certain defeat
awaits an issue Of the same kind, to DO
voted on in June. Over n Braxton
and Nicholas the proposition was
knocked higher than Gilderoys
kites" and 50 in every other part Of
the interchangeable Of politics.
And so Il will be in Upshur and Bar
bour. II there are lawyers SO far
gone in distress that they must "ha.e
90 Office or bust" am In favor oflel.
ting them "bust;" aud In this I but
express the will Of tho people, IRE.
spectiye Of party. When a change Is
proposed in our system Of county gov
eminent, It must be an improvement
on the preSOn. system and must net
have for It's object tho support Of bro.
ksn-down hacks Of either party, or
lawyers without ability or reputation.
You will hear from me again on
this subject. We. aa IS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10
Peace.

The patriotic utterances Of General
Bartlett, o brave union soldier, at the
late Lexington Centennial banquet,
are finding hearty endorsement
throughout the South. Ten years have
elapsed since the last gun was fred in
our civil contest, but perfect peace be-
tween the sections has all along been
rendered impossible through designing
Republican politicians at the North,
seconded BY their lieulenan,s, the i'm.
migration Office seekers in tho South.
These have kept alive the embilter.
mcnis engcndered by the war, not from
loyal and patriotic purposes, but only
aud solely for their own personal and
political advantage. ftis evident nov
however tina. the people Of The North
are beginning TO see these things 10
their true light. Thoy begin to dis.
Germ the huge imposture Of the stay at.
home patriots In playing upon their
sectional prsjudices BY representing
the people Of The South as being ripe
to renew sectional conflict, and az only
awaiting the opportunity TO ro-onslave
tho negro. Tho truth, tho actual
truth, that tho people Of tho South
have accepted unreservedly the results
Of the war, and that in fact they are
now more antagonistic to tho revival
Of the institution Of slavery than even
the people Ofthc North, Is beginning
to find lodgment in The Northern
mind; and tho acknoW ledgment Of this
fact, coupled with the unanimous ut.
terauces Of the Southern people, that
they ardently wish for peace, genuine
peace, the peace that will awaken anew
tho memories linked With the great
past-ths Union offathcrs-the renew.
al Of devotion To the glorious "stats and
stripes.p the emblem Of unity among
States and peoples, all this begins 10
DO felt and understood by the people
Of the North. The willing, bu. almost
weary arms Of the Southern people,
stretched iraternally long while over
tho bloody chasm," are at last being
grspplcd with hearty good will by our
Northern brethren, and the day is sure.
ly, surely coming, Il has already began
to dawa, when genuine peace aud fra.
ternity, throughout the length aud
breadth Of tue land, shall como again
in all IL olden gentloness.
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what Is an EnaotIng clausel

Tho Plaindealcr desires light; and
asks US to explain where the word
temporarily comes into the ensctipg
clause Of The bill"-meaning the reno.
val bill. But before asking this ques.
lion, he prints tho OpaCting clause aud
aportion Of the first section Of the bill,
and tells Us that they combined make
tho enaeting clause. We thought We
had made this clear enough before;
but inasnuch as il appears the Plain
dealer did not understand, we will
again explain; When one Of tho mem.
btrs from Kanawba county moved to
amend the removal bill by striking out
all after the enacting clause. what did
hc meant Did he mean to leave in
tho bill its title, tho recital following
II, tho enae,ing clause, and the first
paragraph Of The first section Of the
bill. which declares that "ninety days
from tho passage Of the bill. until
hereafter otherwise provided by
law, the seat Of govern
ment shallbe at tho city Of WheelingF'
Certainly not; for Il the bill had be.
come q law in that shape, Il would
would have been just as binding as in
is present form. A motion to amend
by striking ont oil after the euactipg
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10
Ass1aNEEs SALE.


As Assignee ofths atAte Of Adam s. Moy.
crs, Bankrupt, ] wi n proesed 10 sell to The
highest bidder, al the Court House door In
the town Of Weston, on Saturday, the sth
day OIL June, 1875, all the interest that tho
said Bankrupt has in An undivided one.thlrd
Of | ,19S acres ofland, lying on the waters Of
Cedar Creek, Ia Baxton and Gilmer coun.
ties, West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-ThO said land will bs
sold for one fourth part ofputthase money
cash in hatd, and the remainder In equal
IuStAllmtnts, on q credit OF Q, 0 aud u
months, the purchaser giving bonds with
approved personal security and a lien will
be retained on Tho land az q further security
for the deferred payments.
. WIN. AZ NoRTHCoTT,
May 3-4W Assignee,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10

Sin: Tho act entitled "An act 10
remove the seat Of government tempo.
rarily 10 Wheeling will be 10 force
on The 2la day Of May. Under the
terms Of this act, the seat Of govern.
ment Of tho State. 10 contemplation Of
law, will b. in Wheeling. on and after
tbatda,e. II is mandatory provision
ofthe Constitution that the Governor,
Secretary Of State, State Superinton.
dent Of FREQ Schools, Auditor aud
Treasurer shall reside a. the seat Of
government, and Keep there the public
records, books and papers pertaining
to their respective Offices. Under the
act Aforesaid the Governor is author
lied to remove 10 the city OF Wheel.
ing Tie books aud movable property,
now 10 the city Of Charlestop. belong.
log 10 tho several State otIioOs, inclu.
dug the State Library. The records,
books and papers Of your Office cannot,
Of course, DO removed until the act
takes effect. bu. as tho seat Of govern.
uisnt will, BY tho operation Of lhe act
itself, DO 10 Wheeling tue moment II
does take effect. aud as It is important
that there should DO rs little iniSrrup.
tiOn as possiblc 10 the public business,
il will DO proper TO make all the pre-.
llminary preparations necessary 10 re-.
moval, before the act goes into opera.
tlou, that tho removal may DO made
without delay. | desire, therefore, to
inform you that | have at my disposal
funds necessary 10 meet the expense
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10
Tho West virginia Boundary.

A clearer aud more satisfactory
statement concerning tho question Of
the disputed bounary limo between
this State and Maryland, than any We
have yet seen, is, that furnished by
Hon. q. J. Faulkner, in = recent let
ter to tho Preston County Herald.
There Is no ono 10 the State, perhaps,
who eau speak moro intolligOutly Us to
tho matter IN controversy, or whose
opinion Is entitled 10 more authority.
As commissioner Of virginia, ap.
poiuted about the year 1892. he was
employed TO make . report 10 the Old
State, concerning q claim Of Maryland
to portion Of TIC territory Of Virgin.
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AssIGNEEs SALE.

AZ Assignee Of The estate Of Samuel b.
Mo- ers, bankrupt, will proceed 10 Isell TO
tho highest bidder, at the Court House door
In the town Of Weston, on Saturday, the 6th
~ SIS ACRES OF LAND
on the waters Of Cedar Greek, In Gilmer
county, West Virginia, being the portion as
signed 10 said Samuel D. Meyers upon par
tition Of |, 7G5 acres ofland on The wateri.of
said Greek, In Gilmet and Braxton counties,
between Samuel B., Adam and jackson
TERMS OF SALE-Ths iaid land will b
sold for one.fourth part ofpurehAse money
cash Ia hand, and the remainder 10 equal
instruments, on o credit Of 0, 0 and y monlhI,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal security; and a lien will be retained
on the land as q further security for tho de-
fsrrcd payments.
Nay 8.-4w Assignee:
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As Commissioner Of the circuit Court Of
Lewis county, appointed for the purpose In
the chancery cause Of John Brannon, Com
missioner, against Minter Bailey's admins
traitor and heirs, will, on
Monday, June Z, 1875.
being the Rnt day Of the June term OF the
County Court Of Lewis county, ifnot sooner
sold al private sale, proceed TO sell at public
auction, ut tho front door Of the Court House
OF Lewis county, about
FORTY TRACTS OF LAND,
ranging In size from II to le0 acres, being
the unsold tracts Of land AsSign,d to Minter
BaIley's heirs upon partition OF the lands Of
Camden, Bailey and Camden, by the Circuit
Court Of Lewis county.
These tracts lie on the waters Of Sand
Fork and Leading Greek Of the Little IA
nawha river, from 10 TO 20 miles from Wes-
ton, In Lewij county, and with tho excep-
ton of2 or 8, are situate In Lswis county.
They are well walered and covered with val
yahie timber, which, from most Of then, eau
DO readily hoated to the Little Kanawba
river, aud from thence 10 market. They are
In good neighborhoods, convenient. 10 stores,
churches, mills, schools and roads, and arc
desirable either for homes or safe AMI
profitable investment. Should the Weston 1
West Fork Railroad be completed To Weston,
which Is now highly probable, II will great.
IL enhance the value Of these lands.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Tracts will be sold separately upon a
credit Of 6, 10, 10 and "a months, the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security for
the several instAlmcuts Of purchase money,
bearing interest from date. A lien will alse
DO tctaia cd on tho land as, q further security.
Acting as Commissioner, will convey
without warranty, but the title 10 believed 10
DO indisputable. 5 "
Parties desiiing to purchase q.
PRIVATE SALE
can do so by calling on me before tho It'll
day of Jnne, 1875.
W. G. BENNETT,
May s-4w Commissioner.
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LAND SALE,
J. P, W. Holt

]. P, W. Holt
vs..
Lewis saydsr'I administrator widow and
heirs.
As Commissioner, appoiited by decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Lewis county, al the
March term thereof, 1875, l shall, as sneh
Commissioner, offer Rt public sale q the
front door OF the Coert House Of Lewis
county, West virginia, on Monday, the 1,h
day OF June, 1875, that being q County Court
4''' y e5s ACRES OF LAND
in the bill ahd proceedings Of the above
mentioned cause, upon credit of6, u and
is months, Tbs purchaser will be required
to execute bonds with approved security,
bearing interes. from tho day Of SRlei and
the tile will be retained until ths further
order OF the Court.
W. L. LIVELY,
May3.4w Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10

A notice of injunction has been
served on the Governor and all the
State officers. epjOining them. both in
"their official and individual capaci.
ties, their agents, employees, and all
other person, whatsoever" from aiding
or assisting in tho removal Of tho CAPT.
tai. In tie meantime tho carpenters
are still at work packing up, just The
same as they we're before.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10

oisuch preliminary preparations. 4
therefore respectfully request that you
will promptly commence 10 make these
preliminary preparations, BY packing
In boxes the public records, books and
papers pertaining TO your office, taking
frat such as arc not used in the cur.
rent business thereof. II you need
the assistance Of others than your
clerks, please inform me,
Very Respectfully,
JonS ]. JAoOp, Governor.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10

"A correspondent Of The Moore
field Adrsti,sr nominates Hon, ThOs.
MAilin. Of Hardy county, as q canli.
date for Governor. Hon. R. =. Den
mis-. Of Greenbrier county. is also SpO.
ken Of for tho same position.
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commissioners Sale of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


Commissioners Sale of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
franklin Maxwell, Executor Of LOE,s Max.
well, deceased,
Elias Simmons A' Asi Es
William II. Wsggy uO
Isaac RasEy ''a u.
1. N. Roberts
Isaac waggy e'a u,
John R. King, executor Of Margaret waggy,
deceased,
n.
Isaac waggy etal
IN clLScERY.
In pursuance Of joint decree entered Ia
the above named causes by the Circuit Court
OF Lewis county, at the March term, 1875,
the undersigned Commissioners appointed
for the purpose, will proceed on The drs! day
Of The June term, 1875, oftho County Court
Of LeWlt county, ~ tue EItont door Of Tue
Court House ofsaid county, to sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, upon q credit
of6, Il and 10 months, l
100 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on the waters Of Polk Creek, about 1
miles from Weston, adjoining lands of Vim.
Waggy, and known as the Simmons place.
And will also proceed on the,frst day ofthe
juno term 1875, OIL the County Court OF Gil.
mef county, at the front door of the Court
House Of said county 10 sell at publieauetlen,
to toe highest bidder, upon q credit Of DIX,
twelve and eighteen months, a
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
in said county Of Gilmsr, situate on the Sand
Fork Of the Little KanawhA, known As the
Datlen's Aill property, and containing about
500 ACRES.
The purchasers Of these two several tracts
Of land will DO required 10 execute their
bonds bearing interest from date, with good
personal security for the payment Of the
respective instalments Of purchase money.
WIN. 4. LIVELY,
w. G. BENNETT,
May3.4w Commissioners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10

Cuban diIplluhes indlalto that
The insurgents are wearing out the
Spaniards, AID an abandonment Of the
contest by the latter is prOphssisd.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10
Land Sale.

4 |
Caroline w. Carrier, ereeulris, &c.,
ys
Peregrino Hays, &c.
b IN crAacERY. ii
In pursuance Of decree Of the sitcui.
court Of Gilmet county, rendered At tho
September term thereof, 1873, the UNDER
signed, commissioner, will on The frat day
efthe June term, 1875, ofthe county court
Of said county, at the front door Of The
court house thereof proceed 10 sell al pub
lie auction, o valuable tract Of land, lying
on the wsst Fork Of The Little Kaniwha
River, in Calhoun county, containing
1856 ACRES,
being The sans tract oflAnd conyeytd by
Alexander w. CARRIER and wife 10 pefe.
CRIME Hays, by deed dated l2th fully,
1852, Said land will 10 aold for cab. \
w. G. BENNETT, Conf.
May lo4v
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10
SOLD In LOTS.
May 1914 "

The time and place TO buy a Pure
Metal Cook steyo--at Chalfant &
Moorc's.
The placc-For Fine Soaps, tho
place for Stationary, Blank Books aud
M endless Variety Of household
Wants is at ChRlfant 4 MOurc's.
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COMMISSIONERS sALB OF
1891 ACRES,
OF Lewis County Lands
White & ssaluaksr, &C.,
vs..
Frederic Poussc.

IN cHAKoERY.
In pursuance Of decree Of the county
court Of Lewis county, rendered In the
above named cause, al Ia April term, 1875,
the undefsigned, special commissioner, on
Tuesday, the sth day Of June, 1875,
a. the front door Of he court house Of
Lewis county, will proceed 10 sell ii public
auction TO the highest bidder, two tracts Of
land, situate on Leading Creek and lie wa.
tetS, Ia Lewis county, being portions Of III
Frederic PoaSse tract Of 79sl acres. 0ne o
these tracts, containing 2l9o acres, will b,
SOLD In LOTS.
Tho other, containing lo2 acres, will bI
sold as an entirely.
TEXAS OF SALr.-Thae lands will
DO sold en credit Of sir, twelve and eight.
cen months, with interest from date, Ii,
purchaser giving bond, with good security
Tor the Seyeial lnitalments Of purchase mo.
noy, and q lien viii 10 retained upon the
lands As q further security.
A Plat Of said lands can be seen by call,
log upon the undtrsigned.
W. q. BENNETT,
Special Commissioner.
Mas INA ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10

The attention Of Patrons Of lrasbandry,
and oil others 10 want Of goods In our line,
u called 10 our large and varied stock now
being placed In oar spacious ware-room, re-
tently rehtted and moderated, at No. 10,
Main Street.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-10
Prepare 70 March.

The following is aeopy Otanoto
recently sont by the Governor 10 the
various State officers: NV
Executive DEPARTMENT,
CHARLEsroS, April "a. 1875.
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Buckingham's Dye.

FOB TEE wH1sKERs.
As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces o color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. ?. HALL & o0s
NASHUA. ME-.
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The place 10 contract for MAssM
for contracting for the erection Of BID
inEa-is chslfans and Dlcste's