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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21
pAppAHANEOCk COUNTY.

rfNE FARMING ANb GRAIN" lANp>-ff'Il-
Nti>3NU-l"L"NkL FRENCH SEhoIhhk-
frrA HrEynN ENDoESGp-RAlhEohD NAT
IEE--rv%GT!oN " CROPS
,.nrr,-. ,..ure u! tho Richmond Dispatch
AUGUST 10, 1876.
.Tf,. ri:il.n, oi this county suffered little
,r,,u, th,. var in comparison to the adioin-
in.. rn...tt... consequently she is in pros
;.ruu- coalition. The land Is rich and
~aIue.fy". and j in the highest state OF
.n..iyaiJuu. Nearly every one is engaged
In farming, raising line stock, fruit. dc.
Grazing a,t >hccp-rai>inG are important
and profitable pursuits with the Rappahan-
mock farmers.
For th, >Hr OF the county. Rappahan-
mock i >ugrly the banner fruit county OF
rl,. STAT. The heavy iro>tS in the spring
did Iitt." or 40 damage 10 the fruit. Peaches
q! the lines, variety and quality are album
d,ni. and are being shipped in large quantl-
tie IN rL.. ,i,.">. The app!e-trce> are sight
T. behold, ur!ng - lull that they require
I.urgin..
Nr i.lia. tharDrlr1r. who lives near
". I..,-...,, 2'.. an unusually fine orchard
H.. I,, : un', .,,,Ir.trr,.s and nearly * many
I...,I..r,n, ,tour half were SGT ont cirht
E,.r. ..,o, and ;hcy are now loaded with
fr.,i. -an :,iralc-tr,.rS averaging from three
- i,,.r l,.,NrI> each. ami the peach-trees
f.I'rt,n l1!>hcI> He has the finest selec-
,iuri # t,.pj- that can he BOUGHT, and is con-
.....ly a.,li... - his stock.
,l1oaI t..r,,. i. Sfrother. suucrintcu-
t!rar of N!r-inia rcnitcntiarv. is ut his bro
tllrr'> r. ..,.,!:.v in this county, and since he
tla> br.a.3..,. line pure. fresh, and inyigorat-
m Ma.li.in air. has improved wonder
fully. a.u. /. now able to walk about the
,y-pi>... His recovery j. confidently en-
r.rcG il :. short while, unless a relapse oc-
rur-.
RaunaAannocl: ncoplc are so industrious
aa! Woodworking That they seldom manifest
..,, ,,re.tr ;,,Icr,st in nolitics than i neccs-
ar. ior III, welfare OF the country, but thew
seem ~ this time enthusiastic over the De
mucr1ir ticket. and say they intend to roll
I'M = lir"f lo1in,ity for Tilden and Hen
bricks
Yesterday y;.. the regular County Court
d.y. and ,1ihourh the weather was in
element thor. was :: GOOD attendance. \
political meeting was held for the purpose
10! clcctin- delegates 10 the Conservative
Congressional! Convention, which meets at
hicNHndriu GA the 3Uth instant. Judge D..
+. Ntrothrr presided, and Mr.. Il. Il. Jones
%'> secretary. Delegates from each maSl-
,l-.rial district were appointed.
II. ;. Ncuyicc was elected county super
.ntmdcnt.
II. G., aluIIp;t. ST. offered the following
RESOLUTION. which was seconded by Co.
!9url Lawson Eastman, and unanimously
..dpoi.t;
E,alr,l. That we heartily approve and
cador,. the action 81 orr REPRESENTATIVE.
GtncYai Epra Uunton, in the United States
tyn-r...
The delegate, 20 10 the Convention
Ea,rnm,IIr,l. hut it is positively known
That they @rr almost to man for General
Iiunt"n. Who is likely to have no opponent
III l@r Convention.
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ByTeEeEFnpR1s
rev YORK.

NEW YonK, August 19-Nocn.-Stocks active
aud lower. Money offered ut z. Gold 110K. Ex-
Little doing aud lower. States ennessee's, old,
better; Virginia IS, old and new, lower rest
Erentng.-Money easy at 1@lH Exchange duh
at 4S7h. Gold weak at l104(9110x, Governments
dull and steady. States quiet and nominal; Tennes-
see 6's, 4S; new. AK; Virginia SIS, IS !; new, Is;
consols, 75x; deferred, 81; Louisiana 6s, 40 new,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 19.--VirNnta G's, deferred,
81; consos, 66s; second series, 32H.i North Caro-
lima G's, old Is. ~. u -. - .Fss.ils n 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ mo- 80 ~ a ~, n
i sf6 are ref,siested 10 pay The sainet
R.B.LYNES attorney. who's autnorszeato rscstf -
the same for JAMES WILD
ssso 't''''s - 9: WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
In connection With the above otseession would
n,,e mron Mi narties who are indebted 20 MOST
\ SSJEs SyVII. 10. JH.,s II CO., by opea accourH
notes and csie-bs, 70 can promptly aud settIe se
ssIsei M Il am by them Instructed 70 cass w sns
not be granted y 2. ttsasssy
EIcHMoNp, August II. s78. hi ~ lo-eodss I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

designations continue to be received BY
the Secretary OF the Treasury from clerks
who prefer to have the amounts OF their
salaries and leave OF absence from the pre-
sent date until the 10th of October rather
than remain until that period and take the
chance OF being dismissed in the general
reduction. About forty clerks have, thus
far rendered their designations. =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

REMARKABLE HEM gentleman resid-
ing in the First Ward has, among MS otheI
possessions, a hen which has Just achieved
rather a remarkable feat. Some three weeks
since the hen evinced desire to set, to pre-
vent which one OF the family placed her I'M
der box in the yard, intending to, release
her the same evening, but being busy about
other matters forgot all about the fowl, and
there she remained until Yesterday, when
the master of the house, having use for the
old box, raised it up and out walked the
hen, looking very thin and woe-begone, it is
true, but still alive and tolerably sprightly.
How she maintained life for. three weeks I'M;
der that box, without food or water, is, TO
say the least, remarkable The truth OF the
story is vouched for by one OF our most re-
spectacle and reliable citizens. Alexandria
ftnzette 49, u . sii'Et'F t'if- 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

I Among the subscribers TO the fund for
Earl Dufferin's reception at Victoria, Is. o.,
were the Chinese laborers and miners, who
raised $500.
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COMMERCIAL,
,oRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 10, 1879
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 78S bushels. Red, $3.50 bush-
!, CORN Waite, 1916 bushels.
i OATS.-5SS bushels.
RYE.-30 bushels.
z ~ SALES. IN
WHEAr.-White,7 6 bushels prime ut 81 .2b 40
bushels very good ut 1924; 2SS bushels at Sl.15 !;
8 bushels at 81; 120 bushels ut $l.12; SO bushels
at S12O; 40 bushels at 81 .05; 1873 bushels good at
$1,1s-total, 71s bushels. Bed, AS bushels prime
good at sl2o; l22 bushels at $l.10; bushels s
fair at 81 is; 400 bushels ut S1.1S: AZ bushels &C
SI.12; "a bushels at 90c.; 132 bushels Mt ;38
bushels at $1.06; 222 bushels very good at Sl.2A !;
l9S bushels at S1.14-t0tal, 2,366 bushels.
= CoRN.-White, 900 bushels at 51c.; 100 bushels
Mt 50c.; 334 bushels oil private terms--total, 764
bushels. -....,
OATs-64 bushels winter on private terms; ~
bushels very good spring ut 36c.tota, 166 bushels
RYE.-3O bushels very good ut 60c. |
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Vhite, 280 bushels. Red, ass bushels.
CORN.-I White. 342 bushels.
OATs-1SS bushels.
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TELEGRAPH IC' N n. E]Ws.

L ELEUf SAGHIt IN EWS.
TRIUMPH OF DISEASE.
SPEAKER KERR DEAD.
HIS END PAINLESS AND PEACEFUL.
Last Moments Described.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
ESTIMATE OF HIS SERVICES.
p OIL UTICA l. POINTS.
SUCCESS OF THE JETTIES,
SITTING BULL WANTS PEACE.
DEFEAT OF THE TURKS.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
AUGUST 10, 1873.
The breaks to-day comprised 166 hogsheads, 80
tierces, and boxes; the offerings mt auction on
Change, 100 packages; of which 81 were tukentn
aud the remainder sold ut prices ranging from S2 to
.&44 =. 80 - " 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

-..y,vTnN OF Mr.. CAFEfl.-AN INUh
1lk N' NM r,yp1pArE TO wITHDRAw-rER-
Ff,>,t--yYw RurLpISGS--rRoTRAcTE.D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

SITTING BULL WANTS PEACE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

The sun gradually declined behind benin the
mountains, and as his last rays family glim-
mered on the horizon, so it seemed as II the
quenchless spirit was taking its last gaze
through its bodily organs of vision upon
things Of earth, fainter and fainter 70 grew
his breathing, and fixed grew the gaze:
The family and friends hastily gathered
around the bedside! The last heart beatings
grew soft and faint, like those Of an infant
sleeping. The sun sank and the deathlless
spirit took its noiseless flight. tit D. H..
KS" from another correspo daii,
,.,..s II Il, sYuE DYING SPEAKER. ~ ts.,
Thoughts had long been evident thai the
only relief from air. Kerr's suffering WeAa
be death, his noble wife, who through tlat
long illness had rendered him with rare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26
BLACKwELL's ISLAND.

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE or PRISONER
Shortly before two o'clock yesterday afternoon the
police authorities ~ Centra once received the fol-
lowing telegram from tho Fifsy street station
house :--ssFrom Pcnsssntiary; prisoners escapIng'
The operator could got further particulars tele
gram came however 10 superintendent walling from
tho Nineteenth prccnct-''we are asked 10 cover the
river front for several blocks nom Nnctyrst street
down; nave done 30. Nothing further"
Al this time matters wero considered serious Il
simply turned out, however, that Henry Payne. who
in serving sentence OF year for assault and bat
terry, attempted 10 escape by jumping Into the rver
Tho Keeper immediately sent word 10 the oce 10 that
The police tho Fifty ninth street station house might
be informed. The operator through blunder sent
the wrong signal, which consists Of sarias Of num-
borA What he intended TO telegraph was the signal
for .sprisoncr escaped" instead oil which be must
nave sent tho signal tor prisoners escaping" The
convict soon recnptured.
AZ tho time Of The occurrence Mayor wickhsm was
wishing the Pcnitcntlary IN company with Commits
sioncrs Bailey and Brennan. On reaching tho city
they learned TO their astonshmcns by the evening
papers OF the terrible riot that escaped their obser
Walton. Commissioner Brennan Intends making soch
alterations In tho system Of signals By telegraph
a. VIII IN future prevent such mistakcx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26
COOPER UNION RECEPTION.

The annual reception and commencement q ths
above Institution viii takc place iolows:Ths re-
cepton Of wcmans Art Department on Monday, May
20 a. eight r. NJ that OF the Male Art Department %
Tuesday, May 90 NJ eight r. NJ the annual
ment, Ia the great hail. Wednesday, May 81, when
the prlxso and usual address viii ~ doktvozoa
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30

mainly endeavorlng to iorco its way out OF
= portfolio, which proved to DO ono OF their
comrades. 10 was aided but died shortly
after. After the fire was eItingllshed the
bodies Of five others we,o found in the vessel
nnbuucd, and showing that they had been
sufrocAted ...... Congressional nominations {:
Pennsylvania, eleventh district, David J. WAL
lcr, llcp.; fourteenth, Vim. L. Wilson, Dem. /:
J. W. Killipger, Hop; New York, fourteenth,
George NJ. Dccbo, DCm.i sixteenth, Hamilton
Harris, Rcp.
"A hayiug party OF twelve mon was attacked
by thirty Indians near Fort FettermAn, wyo-
ming Territory, and ono OF tho number severe
ly wounded. After four hours fighting tho
sGyagos were driven OF, two or thrco OF them
having been killed. During ono night two
incendlary conaAgrAtions In Mobile, Ala, de-
stroyed twenty-five buildings occupied ~
small stores or dwellings,. Fire destroyed
tho Harvester works at Minneapolis, MINI.
Loss, 100000; insured s25, 900. -. Tho NTissis-
sippi steamer Southern Belle with her entiro
cargo was burned ldst above Plsquemine.
Several lives werc also lost 80. -. On tho 9Th
day OF tho racing at Jerome park, warlcck
won the milo and quarter race for three
ytAr-olds In ALI, over eight contestants. Tho
throo-quarter dash for two-year.Olds resulted
in victory for oriolO in l:2OH. Vigil was
the winner OF tho two.milo race In $40. Sister
of Mercy took the purse in tho milo race In
la7... Tho yellow fever Ia abating at Druns-
wick, Ga......Tho Philadelphia Exhibition
will positively DO closed Nov. 10th, as origi.
nully designed. John D. Loo, tho Mormon
leader convicted Of complci:. In tac horror
known AZ tho Mountain Meadow massscre
has boon sentenced to DO shot January Goth
ncIt-under tho lass OF the territory con-
demncd man has bis choice OF hanging, shoot
ing or decapitGtion. -. Nominations to Con-
gross: Now York, fret district, John a. King,
Rep; Massachusetts,, eleventh, q. D. Ohapin,
DOM; Pennsylvania, sixteenth, John s. Nit
chcll, lscp., and ohAs. Moore, Independent
Temperance ...... A cOnn4gration at Point
Lew, Canada, destroyed seycn dRellings. ....
Tho Philadelphia stock exhibit connected with
tho Exhibition show about nine hundred sheep
and five hundred swine.
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TnB CHICAGO LEDGER is said 10 have
spent $50, 900 in advertising tho past two
years, and by tho looks Of the uewspa.
pOrs throughout Tho United States, we
should say it would take as much to go
round this year. And to cap the climax
the proprietors have announced their
paper nj s1.00 q year. How it is done isa
mystery, unless they have more than "a
barrel Of money" to give away. We be-
lievc, however, it is the theory OF the
publishers that all they ask Of tho reader
is to pay for the white paper and postage;
for their labor, when the paper reaches
100, 900 or more circulation, their adver-
Using will pay the profit. While they
are building up the paper they do not
solicit advertising, and hence the read.
0rs get great paper for 81. 90 TINT is
worth $500. AS the publishers have
the money, no doubt they will succeed.
Address THE LEDGER, Chicago, Ill, in
closing Sl.O0 for subscription and fifteen
cents for postage Chicago Times.
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National Life Insurance Co. of U. $. A

This company is ono OF the strongest and
most prosperous OF our lie institutions. II
has tho largest amonnt OF assets and the
largest amount OF insurance OF any company
Of its sgo; was organized In 1868 by practical
insurance mon, and It's insurance business ID
now under tho sAmo management. Il has q
snEplns OF 4l,3l9,o52; ratio OF Assets TO ia.
bilitics arc 1853 per cent. It has the largest
capital OF any company in tho country. It has
paid for lcsscs during the eight (s) years Of
its existence, 81, 914, $500. It's assets arc
strongly secured. largely by approved bonds
and mortgages. It's premiums arc remarkably
low, aud rs policy contracts simple and defl.
uite. 1t Is strong stock company, and otrOrh
Inducements superior to many companies, and
equal 10 thoeo OF any. Agents wanted In
Cvory town In the Northcrn States. For Agell-
clos or pclicics, apply at Now York Office, 400
broadway.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30

throughout the autumn and winter. On
the contrary, there is hardly possible
ty that the Immediate future eau be
fruitful OF much advance. Tho season
Of the year, thee1reuditure OF tho mass.
es travelling to and from the Centennial
Exposition, the circulation OF money for
the movement Of the crops, cheap
transportation, and other circumstances,
have been favorable toan improved bust
ness thus fur in the season, notwith-
standing the political excitement Incl
dent to the Presidential year. These
iavoring conditions will hardly prevail
to the samo extent throughout the cur
rent quarter. 1t will therefore not do 10
take the results OF the past thirty days
as tho harbinger Of the next ninety.
Still, the conclusion is universal that the
tide which leads on to fortune has
turned, Nad that the future will witness
n steady though gradual improvement in
numerous business interests hitherto dc.
pressed and profitless.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30
Why bis Mill STONED,

Tho Doylestown (Pa.) Democrat
says: A few days since, Mr.. Evan
Slower, Of Spring Valley, while working
in his mill, noticed that the machinery
was not working as it should do, and
kept getting slower. Finally 1t almost
stopped. He Immediately proceeded 10
investigate tho matter and ascertain the
cause. He raised tho stones, inspected
tho machinery, and did other things
without avail. Finally he went to Tic
water gate and raisel il up. Finding
that the water did not flow as it should,
ho inserted his arm in the race, aud to
his horror pulled ont one OF his own
children, aged three years. It was, to
Gll appearances. dead, but rs no was
carrying it to the house its nose begun
to bleed. and tho color came back to it's
lace. Tho child was resusoitated, md
is Mt present rs well as II nothing had
over happened. How long tho little child
had been in tho water no ono knows.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30

The man or woman who Inns not heard
Of Merchants Gargling Oil is poorly
posted indeed. Perhaps no article over
manufactured for the euro OF man and
beast, has done more good, or gained
u wider celebrity, than this. 1t is
sold tho world over. and wherever it is
used there is but ono opinion in regard
to it, aud TINT is the highest man eau
bestow. For diseases in cattle and
horses it is invaluable. It is n liniment
that does up its work speedily and eiTec,
tually, and leaves limb and body sound
and healthy. Whole columns might
DO written in its praise. without ex-
hausting its merits. It is manufac-
tured Mt Lockport, N. Y, aud is sold by
NIL druggists POughkeepsie IN "
Sunday Courier.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
Failure. for the flrs, Mae Month. of 1870

Failure, for the First Mae Months of 1870.
Tile circular OF the mercantile agency
OF Niessrs. Il. G. Dunn & Go. is at
land. 1t will create surprise, and some
disappointment, to learn tho figures
which it contains, and which We rre-
sent below, that the mercantile failures
throughout the United States, fer the
past three months, 2,44S in number,
show mn increase over those OF the SEQ
oud quarter Of the year, equal to twenty
five per cent.
In order to show OF n glance the rcla-
tive figures, we compile from the circu-
lar the failures Of each quarter Of the
year since tho beginning Of 1876, at
which date these quarterly statements
were commenced:
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Z. istar's Balsam.
Wistar's Balsam.
BLEEDING 1.-THE LUNGS.
purNAM. Coun. AI.rch y. ls6q

PUTNAM, Coun., March %. lsdq.
Ge1tlomea-l Avail M sell Vi this Vpp1uunlty u Say
4 VOID u ~ alt Of DR. WlsTAK'H bALSAM uf
WILD dkRhY. which hA's made uss VI In my
A1 Tor tevurh Yeas, ana AlaAlB with the oAt tsns
La rysnlIh My vile being OF dtlluais habits hAa
always b, troubled with hard, dJ. hacking cough,
Nhsnsver taking 10 cold, and E4s employ Cd yAEtoat
specifics without ObtAilnk any rslist, unl prevailed
upon u Test the virtues VI WfSrAH'S BALsAM, the
eject Of which has b9sn truly astonishing,
More than 3sAf aimee young belonging In this
place WA tAksn Win hleednE At tbs lungs, In coahse
ton with m0at bsvsrS cough. MAS nll given over
70 die By best physicians, and WAa evident 10 all
that consumption w. claiming bin victim. Learn.
ing these ae4 my wlte sent him b0la OF the bAlsAm,
which be took, and Ia due tune. u the great AStansh
msnt Of his henda 81 he AGeuN toned occupation
snatehed ~ Il were, from the ven jaws Of ueAih 10
many other case. We have AdmluiIlSfed The BAisA 10
ne oonaumpuyv. and AAAJa With ne beat Of sueeSss
Tor d any time BY eAlng on me ii my store.
remain. yours uuly,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30
Dare not to Trifie with a Cough,

It Is inviting death when safety IL within
reach. Stop the cough, heal tho lungs. re-
move all irritation from the windpipe, relieve
tho difficulty OF breathing with Hafe's Honey
OF HotUhound and Tar. A few doson will effect
= perfect euro. Pixies Toothache Drops euro
III ono minute. Sold by all druggists.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30

Pimples on the face, rough skin,
chappod hands, Bsltsheum and all cutaneoua
affections cured, tie akin msdc soft and
smooth, by tho uso OF JuN1PER Tar Soar. That
naado by CasHell, Hazard L Co., Now York, ia
tho only kind that can DO relied on, as there
arc many limitations, mRdo from common tar,
which arc worthloEa.
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1875.


FlrAt quarter. 1,Os3 siS,i7l,OOO $500 {G4,G4 goo
SccnnhIuaItCr.lSsl 3J,EG7,OOO LA 1911 900
Third quarter. I'LL h,Jls,UOO 1850 47,sSf,UO
Fourth 1uarter.?,tO5 TO,sss,OOO ..... .....,...
1t was hoped that the failures in the
third quarter Of tho present year, Just
closed, would show a reduction CORE
spending with that indicated in tho SEQ
oui quarter, but this was perhaps too
much to expect. Tho Improvement in
business, which has been so generally
apparent recently, did not evince itself
till two.thirds Of the quarter had ex-
pred, aud even then was too restricted
to influence those in M embarrassed
position.
The amount of liabilities involved
in tho fixtures Of tho third quarter of
tho year, show considerable decrease
in proportion to tho number OF failures
reported. Tho average amount OF lin.
bilities for each failure in the last quar-.
tor is Sl0,5C0, against $4,000 in tue
preceding quarter, and against $4,000
in corresponding quarter Of Inst year.
Taking tho average Of the whole seven
quarters of the two years thus far
elapsed, the Indebtedness involved in
each failure of the past three months 10
5000 less than for the quarter pre-
ceding. Two differences are drawn
from this reduction Of the proportion
ate liabilities-Grst, that smaller traders
have been yielding 10 the pressure Of
the times, and that less number Of
large concerns have failed aud, sec.
ond, that the lines OF credit have been
restricted, and indebtedness reduced.
Certainly it would appear from these
figures that less is lost III bad debts in
proportion to the number who succumb.
The comparison Of the past nine
months OF 1876 with those OF 1876 is
not at all cheering, rs will be seen by
the following:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30

"a IIttlo further on the attcntiou OF tho
public was attracted by a beautiful female
nEurc, elegantly atliTed. like some Pnfislnu
princrss, and tho visitor was hsionished TO
discover that the exQulhite gurnents were
Of French coatu nfers. but Tint Il was tho
counterfeit preaeutm ent Of a buckeye maid-
On elnd In what might, under tho clteuEi.
was nil produced with perfect snss o., one
OF tho ninny WIf.SON MACHINES which
rurroundcd IL. This tnstrumen does great
range Of work, n Il indteatedbJ tho sam
pies shawn. Il raus with great precision,
leather. II has new rombiuation Of crank
and cam, and hns n transverse Independent
shuttle FHce, which insurea mn open, square,
thread. Ii also has the advantage OF Icing
shuttle teiver or pitutNu---n 10 polnt, a.
u avoids sharp ANKLES. It. has q short,
straight needle, AVID n stt.l rhutiie. The
sanpIrs shawn were splendid nPecimenn q
workmnr.hip: IiH great popniersy i LILY
whose name IL bears.o
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30

Heavy oats are good for horses none
will deny that; but oats can't make horses
cost look smooth aud Rlossy when he IL ont OF
condition. Sheridans Cavalry Condition Poo.
drrs will do this when oil ols0 fGIls.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30

Cramps anu pains in the stomach are
tho result Of imperfect indigestion, and may
be Immediately relieved by dose Of Johnson's
.inodyEs Imminent. A teaSpoonful In little
swcotenod water Is dose.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-30

A now play, called "Our Boarding
House. is running at a Chicago theater.
We Judge from tho tito that IL Is nero.
" a rehash Of old pieces