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Ug0iHg to Phila-
delphia to visit the
Exhibition, IL may
be Of serUice to
those who do not
know the City to
hare some place
where Information
can be got about
sights to See-h0urs
the U. S. Mint, Ma
sonic Hall, Girard
Colle9e,and various
Institutions are
open, where TO get
required tickets,
hol1 to reach the
places, DE.
HaUiHg for 0uer
fifteen pears had
the kind support Qf
thouSdR ds and
thousands Of peo-
pie from ere,y Sec
tio1 Of the Country,
we wiD be glad to
repay Their JaUors
bU any c0urtesiee
within our power to
extend.
We haue hundreds
Of CLERKS who wiB
with cheelJulneSs
answer questions
and glue seruics
outside Of any busiA
ness Of our oluH,
lVithout pay. y
Our neD house at
Thirteenth and
Market has plenty
Of room, , and we are
open early in the
morning and late
in the evening.
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,i,kgAKER'- WAREHOUSES ia smdH cOIncrOJ
.,sly.KERs WAREHOUSES hc Old brick bitid-
.,slpARER's WAREHOUSES; inn at Sirth und
rylEAKERs WAREHorsfs Nttrhtt, noD sHao
gly.gAKEEs WAREHOUSES; mhdt cbaapsd bp
ENAgARERs WAREHOUSES he iron Jrontfd
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VnMAKERs WAREHousEs dnd boys. hH' is
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NyMAKGR's WAREHorsKsS he idrgs St0"h., iOip
ESAHAKER's WAREHot SIS prices, ana tho
.TlNIAKERs WAREHor SKIS f0ugi,tp retfdbtE
gnMARER's WAREHOUSES duti,otts 1f Ottsiiusg
ENMAkER's WAREHOUSES ortgild,ed dnd stu
W,SHAKEK's WAREHOUsIs rdrI'ied O,i Htr'.
yN.sAREn's WAREHOUSES The NEW r.
WNMAKER,s WAREHOUSES TABLIsHMEST Al
RLSANARER's WAREHOUSES; Y1tirt>eftsh az
VAyGRAKER'S WAREHOUSES .Hdrkei street is
WWAgAKEE's WAREHOUSES q tgvad, : 10 The
WNaHAKERls WAREHOUSES Nr0nQg ~ T1cy1If
NNNARKR's WAREHOUSES dJitG riSitiig y.
WNWAKER,s WAREHOUSES n c9rers % 0crss
WASAKARRR'S WAREHOUSES; m The hFOFt Of Bpi
WLskkAkER's WAHEHol as cIY, eat on oaa
yNMAKER's WAREHOUSES GRAND RoUr is
NkSMAKRR's WAREHOUSES IHh,d bttU6Ca oJCG
WINGAKER.s WAREHOUSES; and tU0 Haii0a
MMLEARERs WAREHOUSES; dJJttuS bt
%ASsaKIR's WAREHOUSES AES's ASb HoYs'
SMIsKERS WAREHOUSES CLorItNti.
MNuRERS WAREHOUSES HATS ASD CAPS.
MNMRER's WAREHOUSES; BoOIs AND SHOES
MANNiEERs WAREHoUsI:s SHIFTS AND
,MiSHAEgEs WAREHOUSES FuRSisHING
MANtERFEs WAREHOUSES GOODS. q
,h',AhAAAREas WAREHOUSES TRUNKS AM
~ nmANAhAHEEs WAREHOUSES NALIsEs.
MANAHAEfE, WAREHOUSES; RUBnEH GOODS,
mMANAhAREts y WAREHOUSES LADIES' COATS.
MtNAkAKERs WAREHOUSES; The Tui,S ~ the
MAAhAkERs WAnEHol ;sEs hOlsc DFerfnL any
nAhAKER : WAREIIoI'SRs Gtihp but suft, dtdi-
NhhsARLk's WAREHOUSES inn GJr rIFIl Wr
SNalAkER's WAREHoUsEs ;H01 inexperienced
NEitAEER's WAREHOUSES btyers. 7he iurOe
tS,sAKER's WAREHOUSES; tOtUHie nj business
ANtIAkER's WAREHouSE,s diiOtUs M< SUdtteNt
aSmnKERs WAREHOUSES RiRd NJ prohts, 80
lSElKERs WAREHOUSES that noOis are M
sSlslKERs WAREHoUsFs piicr' cheaper and
ASHAK ER's WAREHOUSES sct,iOm 81 cheap
ssWAK ER's WAREHOUSES eLseuhtrr.
sHG,KER's WAREHOUSES 4dn odd ifdttTc OJ
hSlsAKERis WAREHOUSES The business Is ~ IN
lSlHiKFR's WAREHOUSES piLe amt Insist on
lEMAKER's WAREHOUSES cliStom,r rs rtfvH-
,sMAK GERS WAREHOUSES itlD goods und tuh'-
tSMARFR's WAREHoUsEs b,n back NE HiOney
,SMAKER's WAREHOUSES irutyorC not salts
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:. a., lc.a EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. 5
Secretary q State
ssameb Monday
tS
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08
Visitors Welcome!

,a'.tS,sARER's \. WAREHOUSES
ss.tslsAKER's WAREHOUSES
'n,,hL4AKER's WAREHOUSES
N.tNAaAKER's y. WAREHOUSES
sMAk.sAEER's y WAREHOUSES
SS,ikalAEER's !, WAREHOUSES
UNhkAhAKER's y WAREHOUSES
.h1ihAKER's WAREHOUSES
'btkAKER' s WAREHOUSES
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Appointments by the Governor.
STATE OF DELAWAR


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
and ending Monday December il A. d.,
The daily gazette., 1876-12-08

Thirteenth an Il
Market and Sirth
and Market d = c
l,sH ltOrth visiting,
ana Mr.. Wdna-
m ktr assures a
1elconne 10 pisit0rS,
Whether Mfyca1'c 10
bug or not.
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Gold Medal Awarded to the Author by
gthe National Medical Associa-
ton" March 81, l27e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
Ncm Dnblitailons.

SCHOOL BULLETIN PUBLICATIONS.
~ 5000 Regents Questions lS66lS7C, complete 81 %
Ihe same separately Arh Geoe, Gram, Spelling each -
The Ar.hme Questions separate Card board Slips. %
Common the Standard Textbook ~ Ed. 30
Studies Articulation IL HOOse PHI Do. 30
The School Bulletin Monthly, &c TO o. p 90
G. w. BARDEEN, publisher Syracuse N. y.
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Gountrp Zeal Gotate for sale.

A WELL-LOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
~ DENCE-Oae hour nom cy valued at $1,000; mort
gage, 3 100; 20 EXCHANGE tor a Farm.
+. H. HOUSTON, 90 Libertyst.
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AIR. MARLBOROUGH CHURCHILL.

school for Rovs Preparation for College Scientific Schools
BaSnCss. Term begins Sept ~. lS16 Hours OF session.
9$0-2SO. OUr Tor sGdy only voluntary teachers present
u assist S}0-,t3O.
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PREPARATION for COLLEGE.

For elk years no graduate Of the ALBANY ACADEMY
(csiau.icd 1879 has aIid received conditions Il any
college Hgh honos st a honorable entrance az iaNai
Porter Pfzr preparation this year az Amherst.
Eisiory Mathematics tfuavtc- Of Comic Srco1 French
french tcyt-bookr Th5 German, Natural sciences
with apparatus which the students Board etc (under
supervision ~ Faculty, a. cast
Two bows win received INTO the Ir.ncipas family on
'i'''I MERitiLL EDWARDS GATES, A. NJ, Principal,
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Wednesday, Aug 80. 1879.
The following sale was the only business trans
acted at the Exchange salesroom to-day. All other an
n0unced sales were postponed
Bu IJ'fa. RenncIg
fye-stOry brick dwelling and store, with lease Of lot
Fast l6th.sf, llg IL v OF Ave A lot 26NlO3S;
lease 20 years from Jan I, lSj9-gToand rent, 49,.
$500 per annum Charles kinken. 5000
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lady GOING ABROAD for the nnrnnse

~ 81 educating her children would TAKE CT ROE Of two
q others cyin2 them mothers equally with her
own. she pTuposes locating 4 town IN Germany dis
tpgushcd f0r is educational and delightful sua
ton school she knows be thoroughly excellent
This VIII DO found an unusual opportunity tor parents or
guardians desiring educate their Chdrel in Europe, yet
hesitate theta entirely exposed foreign Influences
Most satisfactory references given Address b. c. Tribune
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For Young Laaies-City.

A LADY, wishing to educate her Only child,
daughter, at home would receive into hcI family t""
ht;Ie girls siytlS mothers care In eyey particular cci-
bed best clucsola advantages spacious t0use am
pie grounds private earrings al the appointments O re
hneC cultivated home; highest references For plrC
apply, personally letter TO Ma G. T. ssDGWICk
ST pelns HO;C NcNg-NorI.
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Y MeiliC.aN - - - ~ a. \, ~ GOV prn
4 TRAINING CLASS FOR TEACHERS viii be organized
az the American KIYG,rcartcn Building tuear Ar Gallery
on the Centennial Grodnds Philadelphia ooLmencug June 20
cD;reyuew set material cheap, beautiful and purely
American by Manufactured only tor Miss Coe
All the FroebeI ideas adapted 70 BOOks with
out wcrGa ANY child make them. Teachers
and families suup!al "a very reasonable rates.
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Just Ready!
MCPHERSON HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
WI FOR 1876.
A RECORD OF IMPORTANT POLITICAL AC-

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Giving the record parties pending questions with all
ss available necessary 70 judge them distinctly CLASH
aed and carefully stated
Among other important matters VIII be found;
THE SUPPL MENTARY CIVIL RIGHTS ACT.
BILL TO PROTECT ELECTORS. ACTION ON AF.
YAIRs IN ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI,
SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TENNESSEE.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS STATE AND
NATIONAL.
STATES.
PUBLIcCREDIT ACT OF 1863, AND THE REsUMP.
TON ACT OF 1875
bELkNAP IMPEACHMENT. FINANCIAL VOTES
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS, AND LETTERS OF &C.
CEPrANCE.
STATE PLATFORMS, 1875 AND 1870.
sTATIsTICAL TABLES &C, &C, &C.
Price e. 90.
address THE TRIBUNE NewYort
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6onses anh farms Wanieh.

A SMALL private family, just returned from
~ Europe, desire irstCass furnished house. between
Madison and seventh Address p. .. BOX 5,5t4.
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Ciin Real gstdte for 5dle.

DULAND g. WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
~ Beekman-st, Postuhce, make SPECIAL Eies
for the care Of estates and property this vicinity. Their
long exuoucncc IN business enables them render the
eiiciant service.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
-, -. \ IL - rob,, r,nobra 20 - lT,nrv

b Il: N wears anu WIN" 'O. $500
Dff iith st. Of a R9enne 5000
DI ISs1si, Of 5kavS t year 1900
! \ wife, d q Sauter and OtherS, W
of
%, OFT Of i9avs I'y 5000
f, =, S} 2l Wears 'V"l 1000
Morris L O. 10 Wars West~st yeas.....--: 1900
Sf 57tast N'i. 10 :. pp'e'y, 5000
beT o. ,S ave ' and 5Sthst 5000
" iifh 81 v Of Avenue i' 4; 1890
W AMI isiI st. . wears ~ 1870
TDa.,lalJ !. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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MISS JACKSON FEMALE SEMINARY,
w 3OG East i23dst reOpons sept II. Board ard tuition
800 per annam happy home FOR pupils with thorough in
strlctiOn. Send fOr Clrcular.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29

ing and earnest friends who are deter
mined to present his claims. His
great executive experience as Mayor Of
Baltimore, Governor Of Maryland, and
as President Of railroad companies and
other large corporations. besides his
legislative experience in Congress, has
fitted him admirably for the position
which bis friends wish him to occupy.
TUE THIRD TEEM
is said by many to be still confidently
hoped for, aud the combination Of
COnkliDg and Morton is said to have
that express object in viSv. Louisi-
ana's example will be followed 10 other
States, SO as to make the presence 0:
soldiers necessary, aud Grant will be
chosen for the new crisis, when it will
be shown him that tho country needs
his services and cannst spare him
The Government is to be held on to By
force, should the Republicans fail tc
carry majority Of the electors, and it
will be claimed that no ono is so well
adapted to tue work MS tho man now in
the saddle. B.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29
Congressional Convention,
Come to Weston and See Us.

AT Il meeting Of y considerable mum.
Der Of gentlemen residing in this
county, held in Weston a few days
ago, it was resolved to ask the
Democratic Congressional Executive
Committee to hold the Congressional
Convention at this place. To this end
We arc authorized to offer aocommoda.
tons for tho Convention, aud the hos.
pitalitics Of our town 10 all the dele.
gates who nay come.
In 1860, the Congressional Convsn-
tioa for this District was held at Glen.
vile; but since then, all the Convcn.
tons, Of beth parties, have been held
ut every possible and impossible point
on tho railroad. Now. we submit that
it is but right and fair that tho "back
counties" so.called, which invariably
give Democratic mojoritic', should
occasionally receive some recognition
Of their services to the party
In behalf of our town and county,
We tender to the Committee their re.
quest that tho Convention DO held at
this point ; and should our Democratic
brethren Of the District conc here, we
pledge ourself. in behalf Of the cili-
Gems Of Weston, to give them cordial
and hearty greeting, and pleasant
time during their stay among US.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29
Our Choice !Or preSidcnt-.-ThomaS
Francis Bayard.

This name is too familiar with the
people oi West Virginia, to need
commenting upon nor is it necessary
to rchearso his character personally,
his ability profrssiOnly, or bis unex-
ceptionabIc citizenship. Long linden
tilted with the interests Of the people,
allied as lie is, and has been, in fact,
with the people generally, it is with u
sense Of pride aud sincerity that We
Join in the popular proclamation to
his claims to tho Presidency. So
efficient and meritorious has been his
conduct in the various positions in
public life 10 which 10 has been
chosen, it seems to. us a matter OF
supererogalion, and n reflection as
well upon the Intelligence Of the pco-
pie to mention more than his name
We have fallen upon times that arc
trying, indeed. aud it is but natural
that We should, in this terrible dilem.
ma, cast about for man upon whom
We can risk our all. We need ability,
We need courage. We need patriotism
-wc need, in word, an arm to rely
upon. These reasons, and these
alone, ilnpel us to an advocacy Of his
claims, feeble though that advocacy
may be.-BarLOur Jcdersonian.
Count The DEMOCRAT as with you
on that question, brother.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29
Look on This, Then or That!

The grccnbacks were worth at the
close Of business the other day, 80
cents.
Tho silver coin at the close Of bust
ness tho other day, was wor.h 81
cents.
The irrodcemabIe "rag baby" seems
to be gaining strength. We should
like to have tho financial doctors ex-
plain why it is that grcenbncks are
moro than silver coin. 1t certainly
passes our understanding. The green.
back dollar bears the Government
stamp, md so does tho silver dollar.
Why, then, should tho onc DO worth
more or less than the other? 1t
would seem that intrinsic value" is
not what the people want.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29
DEMOCRATIC
State Convention

The Democrats Of IVES, Virginia are re.
1uested to appoint delegates to meet in the
city o: Charleston, on Thursday, June
sth, al 10 o'clock A NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the offices OF
Governor, auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Superintendent OF Free
Schools, md three Judges of the Court of
Appeals. Also for the purpose OF appoint
ing two Delegates from each Congressional
District Of the State, and four Delegates
SIN the State At large. to represent West
Virginia in the Democratic National Con-
venliou, which meets In St. Louis on the
9th day OF June, for the nomination Of
candidates for prOSiden: md Vice ?residea,
OF the United States, the selection of m
Electoral Ticket, md the Transaction Of
such other proper business rs may come be.
fore the slid Convention.
All Democratic voters OF the State, with
out regard 10 pas, political differences, who
are opposed 10 political corruption in high
places, ere cordially invited to participate
in the meetings called to appoint Delegates.
ALEX CAMPBELL, Chairman.
J.W, GALLAllER, Sec.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29
Prof. w. II. Simmons.

This is the name Of q colored man
in Parkers5urg, who was elected dele
gate at large by tho Clarksburg Re-
publican Convention, to represent this
State in tho Cincinnati Convention.
Hitherto the Republicans Of West
Virginia have wholly ignored their
party pet, and never uuti this instance
assigned them to any positions Of
profit, or even Of honor. And FROM
our standpoint, We doubt that if the
coIored citizens of some States had
not held indignation conventions and
expressed themselves tired Of the
Sights they have received from tho
bands Olthc Republicans, that Prof.
Simmons name would have ever
appeared as q delegate at large. We
have no doubt but that our colored
citizens are pleased with this empty
compliment. They have had. aud
still have, great reasons to complain
of their Kebublitan friends For
ever since the right Of franchise was
given them they have voted solidly
for that party, and have never been
selected 10 any position however
humble. until Simmons was assigned
to one Of expensive hOnors. If the
Radicals are such good friends of the
co!orri race. let them chow it by
placing one Of them on their Stale
ticket, aud from the title Of their dele
gate at large, we would for them sug.
ccst bis name us suitable candidate
for Superintendent Of Free Schools.
Give your party wards position in
which there is little more profit, and
equally as much honor. But they
will not do it. Why? Because their
boosted friendship is from their teeth
out, and only intended to secure votes,
They know that if Simmons, or any
other man Of his race, was put toward
for any position that great majority
of Republicans in this State would
not support him. No, their pretended
ionduess is only idle hattcry. They
hope to keep tho colored man blinded
by such things as "thc forty acres of
land mud u mule" story, and now and
then throw him such IN expensive
position US delegate at large. 1t
may be pleasant for Simmons to walk
into tho Convention leaning on the
arms of his plightel friends, the Hon.
W, Y. Wiley uud Ex.Gov. Steven.
sou, but there is no money in it,
tuirmort Iu,lca,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29
Colonel Benjamin Wilson

We arc gratidcd to learn that our
faithful and efficient representative in
Congress, Colonel Ben Wilson, has
SO far recovered his health rs to be
pronounced convalcscent, and out Of
danger. lie has had II hard time Of it
his life was dcspaired Of time and
again-and for weeks his existence
seemed to haus upon u thread.
Thanks to good constitution. and to
amounting attention Of his relatives
and friCuds, no is himself ugain--the
same able and fearless upholdGr of De-
mocruey and good government.
In this connection. we call attention
to the fact that in all fairness and hon
or, Colonel Wilson is entitled to and
deserves reelection. With all respect
to other gentlemen who arc aSpiIaaIs
to Congressional houors. We think the
sen,imcu. that Colonel Wilson's course
should be endorsed by the old Demo-
cratic custom Of rewardiug faithful
servant by reelection, should and
will prevail. True. there are many
gentlemen in the District who have
hasksrings after q seat in Congress,
and who arc abundantly able 10 do
their duty to their constituents and to
the country but Col. Wilson is the
peer of tho best among them and
10 addition to this, his past record in
political life. his sturdy and unlalscr.
ing devotion to Democratic prin :iples,
his services in behalf Of tho Oniran-
chisement Of his people from the bonds
Of Radicalism and the clutches Of the
money shylocks, and the substantial
claims be possesses to tho gratitude Of
his constituents, cntitlc hin-so fur rs
tho Democracy Of the District is con.
cernsd-to q denomination by accli.
nation; and reelection by a hand
some majority.
For these reasons, The DEMocRAT
hoists at its mast head, rs the choice Of
tho Democracy Of Lewis county for
Congress, tho name Of our worthy and
honOred representative, Colonel BES-
JAMlN WILSON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29

d. w. AENAWALT is fully prepared
to do all kinds Of work in hiG line, well, nj
reduced p:icee. Jobs taken by contract or
otherwise, MS parties may desier. Paints,
Oils, &C., always on hand. Leave your or
drrs al Edmiston 4 Barc's Drug Store, or
address,
D. W. AYSAwALT, Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

In pursuance Of authority vested in them,
tho Democratic Executive Committee hereby
notify the Democracy Of the county that II
Convention will be held, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st, 1876.
THAT being The first day of the September
term Of the Circuit Court) ut the Court
HOUSE Of Lewis county, for The purpose Of
nominating candidates for the various coun-
~ offices 10 be filed at til. October election.
WIN. Il. LIVELY, CHM.
J. W. WoFPISpTS. Sec'v.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29

Report cfthc Condition ofM< National
Exchange Bank Of Ives'on, at Hes
ion, in tie Stale Of Vest Virginia,
at the close Of business May u,
1916.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29

Whenever you Tear a man crying
"rirgs," "cliqucs" and "sct up job:
against the country people," and, n:
the some time claiming to be Dem
ocrat. you had Letter watch him fol
he will bctray you and your party
Writ County .nentor.
Bro. Wells has been connected with
n newspaper ever ciuce he wore short
jackets, and he never read or wrote
n truer paragraph in all that time. 1t
is US true as the Holy Writ.-Barbour
Jcdtrsonidn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29

COLONEL Ben. Wilson is renowned
for his courtesy. Those who know
him well Will appreciate tho point of n
remark which hU made on tho lhrcsh.
old Of the terrible unknown. There
was 10 bis chamber the hush which the
presence of death usually causes.
His relatives and friends were waiting
with silent grief for his departure.
Ills physician approached tue bedside
and Informed him that be vas about to
die. Too near gono 10 speak very
loud, Colonel Ben. said: "Of course
YOU know, Doctor ; but upon what do
you predicate your thcOry!' The polite
dsbater had adopted resolution to in.
definitely postpone FheeIing Stan.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29
ChaIfant's Building, Weston, w.

Having associated our
selves together for Ito
purpose Of conducting The
DRUG TRADE. lfs cali
the attention of the public
10 our stock, which Is var
led and complete; md our
long experience III The
practical hearings Of tho
Drug business is sufficient
10 command the confidencc
heretofore reposed in the
mtinhrrS Of the finn. Cur
only dCsiru Is 10 conduct
the business in every par
ticu!ar 10 the satisfaction
-.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-29
Testimonial Of the Faculty Univer-
sity of Nirrinia.

We take pleasure in Recommending "Nor-
wood School to the confidence Of The pub
lie. The Principal, Mr.. WM. D. CABELL,
is 4 gentleman of CpCrgy, of great moral
worth and of ripc Scholarship. Under his
judicious management the School, as one Of
thorough training for boys, has achieved mn
unwonlcd but well merited success. Mr..
Cabcll is assisted by corps Of Instructors,
most Of whom are alumni Of this University.
They are gentlemen Of high character, of
thorough Scholar;hi and earnestly devoted
10 the work OF teaching.
Having bad the opportunity of testing the
character Of the instruction given at "Nor-
wood SchOol, I" we DO not hesitate 10 rec
Ommeud it as High School of the first
rank.
VIZ L, PETERS, B i GILDERsLgEyE,
j i CAngLL. L II &Iru,
& II llOLMEs, NJ ScuELE DE we're,
JSo b. MISoR. CS yENAHLr,
J $ Dawn.
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GSErSBEIEE has adopted the Craw-
ford county system Of u primary elec-
tion to be held by the Democracy for
the purpose of selecting county candi-
dates,
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The Railroad.
CIR OSS-TIES & TIMBER

The Books for the subscription to the
Stock OF the Weston d West Fork
Railroad are yet open, nj We n, Lost
Creek, Browns Geek, and Ciarksburs.
Parties in Lewis and Harrison counties are
invited 10 take stock In the Road, and pay
the same in cross ties aud bridge timber, al
fair marketable rates. Parties intending TO
take stock, in material or otherwise, should
make application nj once.
HENRY BRANNON. Prest.
W. &c BENNETT, Soy.