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BRIEF NOTICES.

ocean to Ocean" Q2mo. PIP. 800: K.
Worthmet0u) is a narrative OF SJndiord tIrnihIs IN
pedtlon tIrou- Canada and British Columbia ia l''-'
written by the Ecy. George NJ. Graut oil h".I'A' -
presents the experiences of party oiour OF hNe on INC
tourney from Lake Superior TO Fort Garry, thence up the
valleys of the A>,rib5iu and the Saskatchewan TO Fort
Edmonton over the Rocky Mountains, and down Frazer
River 10 Vacouytr-a route winch has been several
times described notably by Yi-coUut Milton and Dr
Chcadle M. Grant writes i'm lively ana picturesque
STYLE enjoy Ig he along and touching bul "ghS
on the inevitable laidshps He gives tie detached
features Of Tie scenery very wel but is not so si" m
constructing distinct and complete pictures. Tie h"ok
is well worth reading, from the amount OF compact IN
formation which II contains.
--"Eus.avod Gems: Their Place NJ tie History OF AI'
(Svo. PIP. 20: Porter Coates is work by Nj M"N"'
sommeryilc Of Philadelphia who is known 10 an I"''4-
cstcd in this branch Of art the most devoted coe'o'
Of antique gems in the United states His coccuon-a
descriptive catalogue Of which appended 10 the essay
contains thousand canoes and mtaclo many OF them
Of the greatest rarity and the finest artistic value AI
sonmeryIc writes with clcaruess and thorough knoW
edce of the subject. aud tuC enthusiasm Winch now ANA
then escapes him is not out OF place The cngayines o
The mos. famous gems are very necessary illustrations
aud add greatly TO the interest OF The monograph.
Mr. r.. Andrew G,lnia's little volume uGmo. PIP 2l9;
Roberts Brothers. entitled From Traditional 20 IA
toua Faith or the Way came from Baptist 10 Liberal
Christianity" is one OF those works which illustrate the
general lc,cssucss i'm regard 90 matters OF faith, when
IS al present operating in both ways-icadne individuals
INTO as well as Of the ancient fold The histories d"
these Journeys, when they frankly ana earnestly
told are always interesting, even though they ran couA
terto tho readers sympathy. The tone of Nr GriiuS
book is excellent: ne writes calmly, carefully, and at
times almost solaly lie presents the various stages OF
lis spiritual change 900 form which secures IN h asas'
misconceptions Displaying nowhere the rampant zeal
which usually accompanies change of fat ne comptls
the respect at least, Of those who believe him to be
mislcd.
We receive an hc way from Buenos Ayrcs an octave
volume Of 4G3 pages. English, entitled " Tie AIgen
fine perlll IL was originally written in German 10y
Mr Richard Napp, for The Central Argentine CVmulS-
sion 90 the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia The
work embraces historical sketch OF the country, ITS
climate physical conformation, geology vegetation and
fauna natural resources, productive forms Of industry
pov,rrluelt and full statistics Of development. Tie
labor appears u Doe very thoroughly done, and the vol
umo is supplemented Uy several highly useful maps
New-York tribune., 1877-05-22

BOARD in all choice locations, city aud coun-
try: reliable Information without charge, at EVERETT
LIBRARY, GGG Gthayc. A. DALEY.
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Ocean 5lcaHIcrs.

< = I.It.AI4 I,N.N-Ni0lN I4.t-'
u -TiIE SPLENDID MAIL STEAMERS OF THIS
COMPANY BETWEIS NETWORK And HALEE,
CALLING at PLYMOUTH &C. b. tor the Landing OF Dassen
GerH. - ,.-, ..
every Wedncsuar. beginning with. oo
Sr LAURENT. Lache,u0 T. "Wednesday May 80. a. Nd.
VILE DE PARIS. lIaUd. Wednesday. !Uue q, y. IN.
RATES OF p4~<AGL GREATLY l.IDJtLD
: \ y ll I-IIGWaY.
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Brooklnn Real Gslals for Sale.

nWELLING-HO HOUSES Nos. 43 Willow-st.,
81 Hicksst A. %. an5 ji tastust 90 and lO2 Pine
spplost., l79 and lg5 WiioagLhs g.. - la'ayc.te'r
GORDON t. Fottb, 81 CLARK e., Lr'oklyn.
LOR SALE or to LET-A large portion of
1 thr puTcuase res mortgage, desired sioy hrcS
DWELLING No. 81 I.ial ctirtfe. llt -2X %.
GOEuO< T.. FORD, ~ 'ialk-5t. Brooklyn.
EOR SALE or To RENT. FURNISHED
Tile full sized tuIscstory and basement bck house l95
srrisons; Opius Christ tIuItH. Lir house D. u good
fully furnished: tho location central and very
pleasant, terms moderate. Apply Oh premises.
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Counlrn properlp Go Ect

4 LOVELY HOME, RlvcnswoOd.-NOm
~ rent sell for hall value modern improvements.
uiui grounds. II. OLDflELD, l52 Hoopcrst, brooklyn.
A DRUGGIST for Passlic, " j.; the most
"A business n The city, adjoining tho depot
De tr be lc for drug store see photograph and
inquire OF ALFRED SPii-ll 80 warren 81
EURNISHED.-In the best village of New
jersey. ~ by rail from NewN ork. four minutes
wax from depot, well furnished. convenient RESIDENCE
II rooms with modern improvements, an IA perfect ORDER
pazzHs garden shade 10 LET ur about month";
70 careful pryate family. Address H. v. BOx 45Gi, y. \.
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Duslncss Chanrcs.

4 VALUABLE PATENT FOR SALE.-Par-
~ tics hdvIu- cap %. 90. manufacturing property may 6c
cpaill flIu oi real Mcit Jd l universal de-
uaud Write for part cIltI giving New luror ii-t g rrt
A RARE CHANCE for Il FORIUNE.-PAT-
~ LNI'oI ,I.r 1uI tht u - reg. Nduri has over ID
years stale Iln, or clre ugh ipr all -ia east "
Rocky Nuultliu- OF IAtIhNEN- IAtLl.-iOt
PORTABLE FAMILY FEl iI-DEILH, tho only practical
portable fiuittrr out rs tur SO uUut- laieci every
imrr and fut grower Dee - ONO, r- class a-tur already
established. For descriptive circulars aud terms iiI.s,
j, N. FAULkAEK tratrnt.c1,
STANFORD. Conn.
NOTICE TO CAPITAlISrS.-Na Wanted. TO
- borrow, Five Hundred Thousand tt5b'"UUI Dollars FOR
year; furnish uudouIteI security references bFcu
required tu 90 A5tor House, Room iJ-, from 10 To IL
m.. and a tU o.
EVrANTED.-Special on active PARTNER in
legitimate sl rs7 o large profits, whore the supply
controlled ho tes bu" protected Dy patent rights. Adj
dress \. s. T.. %. Boa ",9J-.
Ql Snn WANTED on best of collateral
~ -,cOO security. Address j. H. T., Box IOs, lIlD.
ONCE.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
ACADEMIC pEPAHTMENr

The examinations Of The classes VIII be held nj the College
Building, MaOsoH1ye and Forty ninth 81 heginhHg on
MONDAY. May 81. at $3.50 o. m.
The examination of candidates admission viii begin
WEDNESDAY. June g, Al @ ,.O @.
which time all candidates requested 20 present them
selves.
Commencement at the Academy Of Music on WEDNES
IA ''"' ''' '' +. l. p BARNARD L. d. President
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
i DtFAHlMihI CD InE INFERIOR April %. 1877.
Sealed proposals VIII De- Received this Department until
l. O'Clock ui. THURSDAY. May -. 1871 Tor furnishing
hIA1IONLEh Tor the Department Of the Interior during the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1875.
Bauk forms o proposals. sho0 ing the items and estimated
quantities together relating
viii Doe furnished ON Application 90 this Department
Proposals should Dee addressed the deIs gue1 and
dOrHed, Proposals Tor Stationery q. rCHUM,
Secretary OF the Interior
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Conntrn 1Icn! Cslate for Sale.

4 COTTAGE HOME in Flushing. with city
~ improvements. for SALE. small tN9storr lul-" eight
rooms stairs, furnace walter stationary tubs
a. acre nicely planted; lawn, c4uqua rroaul, EtrNut
&c. gao pipes aud sewer connection; $1,000 bal
mortgage Address T.. a.. BIA 80, In"uho uiare.
At CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
~ desirable FARM Of &c acres suabc fora rertiemaus
country resleur Ih. property is located on te west side
Albany Post Road, about mile north uf the
station views Of the Hudson RIVER
land is fully covered With apples ptat- ami other mail
and aii Uudr cultivation Ih, uIH.uc1 cumih-t
ba:u ice house, ard other oItbiilues Tue house con
aIus large The property VII be sold cheap for
particulars address tIWAi;D tLt RkLr tribune Once.
CORNWALL, n. Y.-Farms, ) to 400 acres
Nvias cottages, mills Sc, Tor sale orient JAMES q ROB
u'DSON RIVER. near kiu,stOn-A FARM
4 aud COUNTRY STAT, hcaUt fI location. riv front,
o. acres good buildings, horse. cItrg &c pucc $4,000;
photographs our Office. RU LAND WHITING,
Bee smaust.
COMERVHIE. y. J.-4G-acrc FARSI, first
= csts buildings 2 mile from depot, 1r sAIE 40 bar
gain. kJLANb E WHITING, h,cbuaust.
- ACRE FARM within 2OmiltS Of New IOrk
- for $1,000. Adlre,. O.. P b.. Box G12, J.. %.
G.k NnA CASH, or $500, half cash, bal
~ sBsDOO 500 yearly ior small fA i,, of elgh1
East Struu,sDufg. PtNI one mile from drnuj.
road: a bt'E house. with i've rooms port
order. Apusc ad Stables workshop. hcHIcTY. and
other outhuf0rCS 900 kits ~ choice fruit trees; rich land,
suitable truck farm JItus- Wuith Tie money Ad
dies, L. POOLE. Box a. g.. -trcHcsJdls, Penn
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Country.

COu4lJIY.
A HOMELIKE, Boarding sclool, for for Yolun1g
"a BOYS 4. ulSis, A NJ, Hempstead i l. 500 10 500
NJ. offers pleasant country HOME and
~ careful instruction including gogsc lIep3T.,on m,
G"s GIsc i,ga IS d5p11 i a Ncios '''''i ''~
An EXCELLENT opportunity is available 70
"a parties going abroad Tor tIc BOARD and EDtCATloN
fHeTiv MILES nom Ire W ia beautiful ana healthy SPOT
ncior po;cal 1 aa'2s & ana l,liSa @e5 @ Dals 10
received under any GIglmstccs ana Ilnunei4uNc l'rs
HOLMES, Tubuue onico
BROOKS Seminary for Young Ladies, Pouch-
r. keepse, n. y Ieopcns iu sept Address EI"afd nic
pETHANY ACADEMY .- Boys Boarding
school Rev Eys a GoiISf n6Gs S"P55 m bethany Conn
BRADFORD ACADEMY FOR
EJ YOUNG LADIiH.
apply to oO''''''' Miss ANNIE i. JouNsqN If9agai,
TNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
n The Rev. NATHANIEL a. EGLE~TON, with compe
tent assistance takes charge Of The education OF limited
number Of boys at lis hooe in Wiliamstowu, Mass.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladles
" Bnoreport Conn Address MISS EMILY NILSSON.
HARVARD, YALE, or COLUMBIA con
d.uoucd stGdents coached dWinE summer months a.
Irln2 institute Iairyto"n y Y Address AEMAGNAc a
HONE CLASS, Boonton, y. j., one hour
rom ScU- York.-A lady living a beautiful country
seat viii receive and eacaIc Win her own daughter limited
an ac'o4iaslea teae6er Unusually 1cslilta an pleasant
forAorseJa,a riding Address MIs. 81. e. hlNGsLAND
IRVING INSTITUTE TaTytown, n. Y.-No
I1're CircnIsrs AT THOMAS KIKKPATRiCK's. $50
BrosGiaT. or aGGress HHMAdEAc & ROVE Fnncipa.s
E[TARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Is SausertIes \. y.
school TeOpens Sept a. fsrfuI information address
FKEDEEIlK TBo8rsON Principal.
EER. and MRS. j. IL. MORSE would like to
- BOARDING PUPILS. Apply, after T. in at 2'7 West
44ihst.
DEEKsKILL lN.Y9 MILITARY ACADEMY.
i FOR circulars address Tire Principals Col CHARLES J.
WRIGHT. A. n" ROBERT DuhALD. A. N.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. y. Y.-B0th
IescIes. - per year o2aa. open for half study dur
iDl warm moltl send oI ci.cn.ar VIII BAN&lSILR.
CT. CLEMENTS'' HALL, Ellicott City. Md
= An old established Hlct school VIII rool o. Let,s Aad
Of Science u Tie Col ese proper Dr~PEECER He4t ASKER.
WEST END INSTITUTE.-Mrs. S. l.. Cadys
w Boarding ~choo ior Young Ladies >ewllayen, Conn
NOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
T. Hoff4ASH, sio,I5riae' Mass
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
bESJTasIS MXs5S. Bo1 No ia YsaEois >. Y.
GSG FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, New
R'(Cs N0A-soe pay ;o Spring term Of Is wee1A Asrcn
- Nes""i courses OF any staJles chosen hGdess FfhepAl
&GS PER QUARTER mo extra charged for
AtADLMl. Ten ustrucors- eraIuaLss Of Yale College
sPca ln4'dum lhsfucuoI for botl advanced and bSrt
van Ii,~ttH ana others open sI sdnmer. = ciia has
sc snOEILlDGE IiarvGrJ 4 ~. media. Penn.
GISll A YEAR.-BOARD and TUITION
" tOO al Lp.seop4l Academy. Address
ICv. n. 81. REILLY Ha4donfoIL
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DrockInu properln Go Get.

4 TO LET, very low the desirable 3-stOry
- aud basement brick uwcng NO 2-5 Carroll ST.
Carroll Psrs o. dcr DIE tcuaut iHe rent W Doe male
Reasonable Apply TOD j. tpI.NfiIr 81 tour IT, ht0okYu
fT'O LET--3-stOry brick SCHOOL-HOUSE. No.
L los konsols st. 3stOry brick DWELLING. I53 WI
lourh0vst GORDON L. FORD. " tarKsL. hrooziyh
rTO LET-On Prospcct-place, Brooklyn, near
Finn ave. the mcluiu-sztd three story brick house
known No bon good oIIrri ~ rOus viii be rclcl los"
ROBERT =. BCS-lNG, 4Ol Montague b.. Brook yu
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rlnsr nnARn-lOl2 O'CLOCK a. ".

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARINLNT-IUA VtLOCa
AND lll2 O'CLOCK A. VI.
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Apartments & }lnfurniabc0 Rooms 10 Get.

IN GROYE-ST.-To let to a small family
ebtJ 50, OND FLOOR ant part NJ .rl nr-eiss huu-r
modern Improvements family OF three occupy rest OF house,
Ivut so
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Real Cslalc 90 Gythdn9e.

VALUABLE FARM, 80 acres, free and
clear q. miles from city, u good order, good buildings
would bee exchanged flr city property.
ECLANb a WHITING, BceLuauI-t
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Ciln propcrIn Go Cet.

FEO LET, at very low rcnt-llOl'SE il
tnr very best location ou iIfl.age. b.Wrcu fty cu
and Fyuphtss near tir Park POSSESSION Immediately
Inquire OF :. f. TATE. 10 MAIDEN. lane.
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Donr0 an0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.
West Side.

STA WEST ELEVENTH-ST.-G Good BOARD
%OsD with pleasant ROOMS reasonable terms refer
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWfORk,
SDUTHAMPGON. AND BRtMEN.
COMpANAS PIER Of SECDNitSl. Ht8OhEN.
H. SATURDAY. May IS WISER, ~at1!ay. Jane
Mn Saturday . juno ND~l.l. SATURDAY ono lh
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW 1Qkh 10 sou UrHANP'
TON. UAERE, OR BREMEN: .
FIRST CABIN, 500, gold SECOND CABIN SOO, gol.
SIE!HAGE, $50, cuusncs. ..
Return Tickets at reduced Prepaid stceIa6e Ce4uL
Gates $50 currency.
- NLlRINHs & Co. 2 nowllne green.
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HANDSOMELY furnished front ROOM.
- with b0arl gentleman wife gentlemen
terms moderate. 3,G " est '2d.St.
DOARD.-priyatc house; rooms en- suite or
ID snal, very moderate touusi private taoeh desired
Me4t .ZdS
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

re- FROM GAsroN.-EaItor Demo
crut.-YOu will confer q favor upon
your uumero readers if yon will per
nit US to expose an arch feud thief
who has been provling through this
ncighborhoOd. Not long since TIE
water pitcher was stolen of the pulpit
in the NJ. Il. Church on Stone Coal.
and carried of. This did not satisfy
the ficnd or fends, for very recently q
second visit wos paid the same church,
and this time nice half.ciIclu walnu.
stand or table was stolen Said stand
was made by our worthy citizen, F. l..
Ncwburgcr, and donated to said church.
WO will pay $40 reward for the cap.
turc Of The thief and property. or for
tho thief alone. We want the public
to know there is such a character at
large, and to keep . look out for him
Truly, SToSE Coal.
Gaston, Jan. IS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
Reform is Necessary, even
in the Tobacco Line.

Great Reduction in Prices,
Have you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE,
Nam Street, wes;ou7
II you want Ave cent Cigar, with Havana
filling, you can get it ihcrc.-You caa get 5
Connecticut Tips for n dime. -You can get
6 st Domingo Tips for dime-Tou can get
a SIogies for cents.-You can get pure
llhTGunG for lO'ccnH.-0r, II you want
lIone-Maie Smoking Tobacco you can have
II package for Il crnts-fou can get Kiliick.
mick, renI Turkish, Porto RiCCo, Apricot,
TIE Weed, ANnillh, Hirginity, Sweet MorsCl,
or Fun bob cmoking tobacco very cheap.
And now look nj my great variety oi
Chewing TohaccO-0ld plminion 2Octs a
plug, Para ron Twist only l5cts plug, Col.
den Twist 2OctS. Golden iflnt-scfI pressed
Sorts, Double Navy 95cts, GrAvsly No |
-nEus Anlic!e-50c:s, F::c CCt-Compan-
ion, 81 a pouHd
If you want good blue Match you can
get it-.Or ifyOu want handsome imported
Pipe you cAu get 1t. You can get n stone
pipe for Almost nothing. 0rwould yon like
10 get some Scotch Sna!f7 YOu can get it
and IsNpee SHuE also. You can get foreign
Tobacco &teG.
II there is anything in tue way OF Smok-
ing, Chewing or SnufinG, it Is always to be
had at The CITY CIGAR STORE.
Conc Oue--.GovAS mn,
ROBERT JUEEas.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
West Virginia To. wit:

" est Virginia lO'Wn:
Al Rules held in the ClerkI Office OF the
County Court Of Lewis county, on the FIRST
Monday in January, 1877
Joseph Nayhurst, plaintiff,
vA.
Frederick FOusse and Louis Ernest Lacou-
turc, defendants
tHAScEHV IN THE COUNTY cocRr OF LEwlB
COUNTY.
The object Of this suit Is to recover from
he defendants damages for breach efCer.
tain covenants Of warrants in deeds executed
by them TO the plniutiiF on the 3Oth day Of
September, 1868, for 81 acres, 2 ruods and
le poles oflnnd situate on the south side Of
the Little Kanawha river, below the mouth
Of Sires creek, In Calhoun county, West
Virginia, which damages thN plaintiff claims
should amount 10 Sl49 10 cents, with inter-
sat from the 9Th dAv Of October, 1873, and
10 attach the estate, real and personal, of tho
defendants, aud particularly stract Of land
Of F. FOuSSe'S lying on both sides Of Lealing
Creek and the Alum fork thereof, In Lewis
county, supposed TO Contin ,760 acres and
TO subject the sn'He 10 tile payment Of the
plninttIl-s demand aud tho costs Of this suit.
.ind 1t appearing by affidavit tilcd tha' tho
defendants Frederick fOuSse and Louis Err
nest LacAiurc arc nou.rcsidents ofthis State,
and they not appearing, 1t Is ordered that
they do appear here At the next rules to be
held on the last Monday In January, 1871,
and do what Is necessary 10 protect their In
terest in the same. TtIic:
j. W0OFTER, Clerk
". g Bennett. n Il ianS4W
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

EFT Our tigxr FArR.-At 8 meet
ling Of tho Board Of Directors Of the
Wts. Virginis Central Agricultural
:and Mechanical Society ct CIarksburg,
the following officers were elected fot
the ensuing year: President, Il. Tins,
man Yice.Prcsilcnt. David Basel
Treasurer, Luther Raymond; sccrc,
,tary, George Bastablc; Chief Marshal,
j. b. Stout, The 18th, 18th and
,14th Of September. 1877, were chosen
as the days for holding the rext annual
Fair.--ClrrksJnrg Ne.ts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

EE- SUDDEN DEATH.-Our town
was thrown in state of excitement on
Tuesday last by the Tumor that q man
had been found dead near Rush Run
Hill, on the Gauicy pike. The rumOr
turned oct to be TOO tree, and tho vic
tim a man named Tomas, who had been
employed in Dawson & Malady's Shoe
Shop. He started to Sutton on Mon
day, aud that night staid with Mr.. W.
e.. Camp. The next morning be
complained Of being unwoll, and did
not eat any breakfast. Ssmc timO af.
ter he left Mr.. Camps hc was seen fall
10 the road, or partly in the creek, his
head aud shoulders being submerged
when found. lie died before atsis-
tauce could reach him.
Squire Smith. on being spprised of
tue fact, summoned the following jury
to hold an inquest: Isaac Smith, VIM
A. Watson, Erasmus Rhodes, j. N.
COrley, j. C. Smith, J. I. Conrad,
John B. Watson, George Rohrbougb,
Oliver Alkire, Brown ]. Wooddell,
VIM. A. Blake and G. A. Horner.
After hearing the evidence. and an
examination having been nude by Dr..
Dent, who had been called, the jury
rendered tho following verdict:
THAT tho person here lying before
them came to his death BY reason Of an
appopIectic fs, produced or brought
about by tue excessive use OF iutoxica.
ting liq uor." |
The unfortunate man lived near llar.
per's Ferry. His friends werc tele-
graphed for, but receiving no answer,
bis remains were inferred in q ceme-
terry near whero The event occurred. |
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Es' We have lying upon our table
Scribners Illustrated Monthly M's"sine
for February, ono Of the most readable
and pleasant Of our monthly visitors.
Tho high character Of its contributors.
mark the merit Of this journal in its
many articles Of high literary excel
lence aud scientific research ; aud ua.
like some of our mouthlies, 'Iis frOe
from oil pruiont sonsatiOuulism and
sectional aud political articles based on
prejudice. Its illustrations and letter
press, in artistic aud topographic OxO.
cutiOn, is unsurpassed, Its editorial
notes are fres b and crisp, and up to the
demands Of tho times. Among the
many merit oriouS illustrated articles
there is another one Of The graphic and
interesting articles from the pen cI
General Mcclellan Winter on
tho Nile" tho second Of the series,
which ably sustains tho it,rst Cx'
cited by The first, We can che r'ully
commend this journal as high toned,
dignifsl and standard public 'tiOn.
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Eg TuE people Of Weston arc
showing a good deal Of energy in
pushing forward their Railroad to
'Clarksburg. They have been indefat.
.igablc in ;hGir efforts 10 tap tho n. "
'. Railroad, and arc deserving Of great
credit for their uutiring efforts. They
have had difficulty alter difficulty to
surmount, but, undismayed. they still
60 on. II ClarkSburg had shown the
energy Of Weston. and would even
now comc to the assistance OF tho poo.
,plc Of Weston, tho road would Ge d
success. Clarksburg has more wealth
than any town in the Stssc Tor her
p"puIatiOn-but no public spirit Stick
20 g"oe nOtc a. thOm ut twenty per rCut
. discount, and they .tnke hold.-imY
.krrsbHrg Seatiacl.
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APOLOGY.

Owing TO tho fact that some un-
forseeu circumstances prevented us
from getting our paper on time, TnE
DEMocKAr makes its appearance this
week in half sheet. We assure our
readers we will make up for lost timo
in the future.