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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-02
STOCK REPORT.


sam Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN Francisco. February /.
Morning. BOard.-ll A. m.
aO5 Ophir-5 53N 53H
1870 Mexican -l3%
lg5 Gould * Curry-SM
10 Best 4 Belcher-IoH l8*
525 Californla-7A % 2Sbl0 2Sb5
ass S~avage-l2% l2N
5y5 Con. Nirginia-23H 23Z 23N b5
500 Hale / Horcross-loN loN
40 Crown Point-5H 5H
GO Yellow Jacket-9
325 Imperial-75,
800 Alpha-ilh Tx 1914
100 Bclcher-5h
$50 Bullion-4S
100 Utah-I2 M llH
$40 Exchequer 29Oc 3
5 Seq. Belcher 80
80 Uphir- 53H
40 California-2S
$50 Hale Norcross-lOS
rs Sierra Nevsda-4loc 4o5o
Q5 Overman-I7 In IN
28j Justice-lc% Ibis ii l0E
2S5 Union -6N
$40 Alth-8p 81 bS0
95 J~ulia-i30c IA
6l5 Caledonia-2N 2SOc
$50 Silver Hill-255c 260s
1880 New York Con.-l7jc lsoc Toe
% Julia-lN
$50 Woodville-5 SOC
SO Lady Westinghouse
225 Andes-S0c Too
1873 Wells Ferso-20c l5c
100 Bcnton-l40c
225 Solid SiIver-4.5c
500 10. Scates Soc
40 ST. Louis-25c
200 Wsrd-5jc
30 Leviathan-20c
525 N. Con. Virginia-65c Zoe
200 prospect-9c
$50 Trojan-S0c
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NOTICE.

1NURING MY ABSENCE IN cALIFO1e
IL MIA. W. H. DAVENPORT. ESQ. win
attend to my business -
Eureka, January 10, lS76. jy20S
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evening boards r. n.

evening boards r. n.
200 Meadnw Valiey-20c
100 RAYMOND az Ely-6k 6N
300 Ell Dorado S~outh-75c
$50 Leopard-65c
100 CHA Coo CSC
25j Northern Bells -l0A l0R
l2I Eureka Con.-35M Sh 38z SO
800 jackson 305c 3
40 Alpg-5H 3
Is eureka Con.-3oH
800 Belmont SOC
10 Rye Patch-4
1910 Hussey-SUc 75c Soc e5cblO
100 Gen. Thomas 30c
100 D2 Frees-50c
$40 Grand P~rize-i82s 1877 1888
400 Argcnta-l10c Hoe
800 Hussey-6oc
3455 N~ayajo-O0c G5c
400 E~n1ovment-l lOjc
go Independence zoe Toe Zoe
800 llornet--l0c
$50 Stur-2l0: 2 2i0c "a
10 Leopard zoe
$50 Belle lsle-3c
Iig5 Day Silver-l
400 ltamburg-3 3l0c
1918 Modoc- 800
50 Grand Prizc-i3h
100 New Coso-35c 30c
100 Bodie-i@ zoe
100 rleiades-lh l5jc
20b Tip fop-3A 3AJc 3l5c
~ Leeds-2l5c
10 Leeds-2I5e Djc
50 Bulhon-4H
81 Con. Nirginin-23k
TO A!ia-9A 81 0Mb5 9A b5
49, Justice-iiH
S25 California-8
$40 Coo V~irainia-23N b5 2}H
500 0~phir-52s $40 52Ab5 -
800 Mexican -l3R 1874
.T75 Sayagc-12l5 l2h l2M
o. Hale X N0rcrosS-l0A
3&5 Best X Belchcr-l8s ISh ISM
3Ih Sierra Nevada-4l0o
200 Savage-I2Ab5
$50 New York Con.-lS0c 1870
80 yellow Jacket-9
l35 OphiF 52't 52A
$40 Belchor-5
90j Justice-Ha liz
1881 >ayage-i!A i2b b30 1913
80 Utah-l2%
rs Grand trize-l31
l4D Cor. Nirginia-23Ab5 23H
lT0 Mexican--l31
4i0 Altt-9M 9hb5
$50 O~phir.-521 52H
50 Yellow Jacket-9
I21 Union-6A
$40 Grand prize-l3X
gBJ lmpeFial-75c
800 Manhattsn-i0H
80 Crown Point-5h
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE WESTERN HOTEL. ON NORTH
Main street, employs none but white
cooks. walters and bifksepers. No Chinoso
need spply at this sstsb lishmenE
Pr. QUAD. PJepyietey.s
Eureka, Jan. 16. 1875 jyl7t
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sam Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN FRANoIsco. February /.
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Prices to Remember.

French plate loooking-glasses. gilt frames.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-28
NOTICES:

Taving established PURCHASING
HAGENCY, MIR. L. Bien will give his per-
sonal attention to all orders Of any kind, such
as Boots and Shoes. Furniture, Crockery, Car
pets, Millinery Goods, Groceries, etc.. etc.
Being in constant business relations and
having thorough acquaintance with all the
leading houses, ladies ordering through Mr..
Bien win receive the full beneft Of his ex.
perience and find it more advantageous thsn
doing their own shopping.
Address letters P. o. Box $40.
Aug .l5.7s-tf.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-07-05
ORIGIN oFTHE COTTON MIL.
LER,
A Farmer who feels Warran-
ted in Crying Eureka"

WINCHESTER, Fayette county. June ~.
"A well to do farmer living in this county,
some few weeks ago, while blowing, on his
farm, stopped to rest his team, and picked
up an old stalk of cotton, cutting it off some
twelve or fourteen inches long, and began
TO split il open. Seeing it was full of dust.
he was led to investigation of the cause of
the dust. He carefully opened it and
found number of small white worms.
He closed up thestalk in its original con-
dition, wrapped it close with string, car
ried it home, laid it away, and in week or
two, thinking of the circumstance again, he
went and opened ii, and found that one of
the worms had developed itself into veri-
table cotton miller-evidently the insect that
laid the egg from which the worm is pro-
drced. Now, if any doubt, they will only
have to examine old cotton stalks to be full
ly convinced that they are literally full of
small worms early in the spring, and it is
the opinion of the writer that the cotton
worm does not breed in any other plant,
for the reason that they don't feed upon
any other. Now, if my views are correct,
which am satisfied will soon be demon
strated, it is easy to see at once how the
farmers may rid themselves of this dreaded
plague. The plan is for all cotton growers
to gather early in the spring all their old
cotton stalks and burn them. If this be
universal we will accomplish the desired
object.-Galveston News.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.

The following is the list of delegates from
Washington County to the State, Congress
sional and Senatorial Conventions:
STATE CONVENTION.
Precinct No. III A Randle, R. I
Flewellen, ] A Vernon, c L Spencer, +
Smith, Geo. Chandler.
Precinct No. al S Smith, NJ NJ Eel
der, ] H Blackburn, II Hudgins, J W
Lockhart, B S Rogers.
Precinct No. 3.-R B Rivers, Seth Shep-
ard, E Ewing, VIM. Dwyer, ] D Gid
dings, VIM. Thompson, ] F Parks, B H
Bassett, N E Dever, Ralston, D L Nc
Gary, E Reichardt,
Precinct No. Al R Won Biberstein, c
B Shepard, ] E GRAY, H Knittle, B F
Elliott w H McCutchan, w X Woods, A
S NNhitener, d G Bowers, V Matson, ]
B Campbell, ] II Holt, r F Halbert, +
NJ Griffin.
Precinct No. ST c Clay, Harry
Haynes, w L Williams, ] d Afileck, ]
T Mills, r F Tarnplin-
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Precinct No. IL A Randle, X T Flew
ellen, ] A Vernon, Z P Reed, ] II Rob-
erts, X Bailey, A Gee, P K Lott, w
Melton, c Roberts, C L Spencer, N
Pearson,
Precinrt No. al S Smith, E L Thomp-
son, T Smith, J Estes. B S Rogers, H Gar
ret, ] E Glass, E n Chappell, A BfMer-
Ger, W G Buster, J C Justice.
Precinct No. 3.-W ] K Jamison, B H
Bassett, ] E Martin, B Eldridge, w Schue-
renburg, A Testard, E Reichardt, NJ P
ken, { Nj Campbell, S NJ Williams, w H
McCallister,, ] X Ralston, VIM. Amthor,
NJ NJ Baine, II c Mcintyre Jr., ] A Dun
lap, ! Wallace, o H P Garrett, b P Per-
kins, w G Wilkins, Henry Grabow, G w
Petty, ] F Parks, Jno. Hale, w H Robert
son, o B Hughes, J W Bowers.
Precinct No. 4.-B A-Matson, WV
Hendley, SD Gafa.thers, r Krus; A S
Whittier, Jno. Young, H r Won Biberstien,
W.T. Crenshaw, Ustenick, F Klukan,
w A Stuckert, w d Woods, c Buster,
H B Perryman, Shepard, B F Elliot,
W. Broesche, II Korthauer, ] G Berlin,
II A Schlick, A L Steele, ] d Bradford,
V Matson, ] b Campbell, ] H Holt, A ]
Lauderdale, s w Adams, c Neinast, r +
Halbert, H c Barnett, N Mulhaus, Vim.
Keil.
Precinct No. 5.-R F Tamplin, ] L
Kirk, J d Afileck, DR.. II Upshaw, A ]
Harris, J 7 Mills, ] T Hairston, II w
Waters, 6 R Seward, T C Clay, S Styles,
w p Dever.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Precinct No. LIMO. A Vernon, r T
Flewellen, Jules A handle, E P Reed, ]
II Roberts, ] X Bailey.
Precinct No. IA w Toland, II L
Goode, r P Perkins, w P Wyatt, ] w
Routt, 2 A Raysor
Precinct No. 3-EF Ewing, NJ Boomer,
Henry Grabow, A ] Robertson, John
Ralston, Vim. Schuerenburg, r b Rivers,
JEFF. Bassett Dan. Mcintyre, N Z Deyer,
Kinney Krug, NJ P Kerr, ] NJ Boatight,
w w Wilburn, a E Pennington, | n
Hale.
Precinct No. 4--W ii McCutcheon, II
K Won Biberstein, w H Derrick, F Hau-
belt, Z c Boesel, A Sauls, d Caruthers,
c Buster, B A Watson, John Young, Ii
Knittle, L Gray, ] NJ Hons, B + Elliot,
w II Hendly, W A Siuckert, w d Woods,
A S Whiiener, r Krug, W P Crenshaw, ]
v Matson, ] c Barnett, a L Steel, ] ID
Bradford, ] II Holt.
Precinct No. 5.-H ii Daily, II B Ed
ridge, F G Clampitt, L Dallas, Tom
Power, 6 w Lee, K Tamplin, ] l.
Kirk, ] ID Affieck DR.. II. Upshaw, a ]
Harris, T Mills.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC Ex. COMMITTEES.
II Bassctt, Chairman, NJ NJ Fielder
Geo. K Seward, E P Reed, ] V Matson;
E F Ewing
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Convention for the Fifth Con-
gressional District.

GALVESTON, MAY 4. rs.
To the Democracy of the Fifth Con-
OCCASIONAL District of Texas:
a convention of delegates from the sew
cral counties comprising the Fifth congress
sional district will assemble at the city OF
BRENNAN on Wednesday the 9Th of Au-
gust, 1873, for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for representative in congress
from said district, and for the discharge of
such other duties as NAV devolye upon it.
Organizations Of the Democratic party in
the different counties will take such action
as may insure full and fair represention in
the convention.
Papers throughout the district friendly to
the cause SIC requested TO publish this an
nouncement. THos. NJ. JACK,
Ceairman Democratic Executive Com
mittee, Fifth Congressional District.
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IRIS injuring the wheat
= portions of Virginia,
ssce and Alabama

1us country labor and
are unemployed ; and it
t<e< be the same until niobs
SILK IS cease to control and
czritaI. Capital is tinid,
& viii take years for it to as
& he confidence it formerly
IN the populace.
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'robably at no period in
history of the world was the
of eorns and bunions as
|ntifal as at the present day.
Iou /" sow to the wind, you
the whirlwind, ifyou
I high heeled boots and shoes
a2lain not of the crop of
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SENATORIAL DISTRICT CoNvEN
TION.

A Convention of the Democratic party
OF the 10th Senatorial District, composed
of the counties of Austin, Burleson and
Washington. win convene in BRENNAN on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10TH, 1873,
for the purpose of nominating candidate
to represent the District in the Senate of the
10th Legislature Of Texas.
VIM. THOMPSON.
Chairman 10th Dis::-.c.
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The Position of the American
Farmer.

F. G. E. in Western Farm Journal says:
In no country is agriculture so despised as
America. The emperor of China holds the
pillow one day in the year as mark Of re
speet to agriculture. But, says the fast
Yankee, China is barbarous- China has
better agriculture than America. She has
the largest population, the longest canal,
thewidest bridge, fsae deepest well, the
greatest wal, the ldsgest avenue of large
trees in the sorld-she dates back in au-
thentic histo-E our Christian era,
furnishes good oeai o. o2 Vest scripture
sayings-but is barbarous, A tenant far
mer in England society ranks higher than
proprietor of land in America. France
does not, like America, legislate against
agriculturist, but leaves them free and un-
trammeled and is..commercially very sue
cessful. Her agricultural population are
peaceful and prosperous, and would so
continue if political demagogues would let
them. Here we have demagogues and po-
Itical quaclzs 70 contend with.
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houses" his farm i'm
in the corners of the
bis fowls roosts in trees
be storms Of winter;
IRE pile teaches into a
ditch, and, wiping his
his coat sleeve, he
htive complaint that
bn't pay.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-07-05

rmers may gain more prac-
knowledge from successful
fators of special crops,
nm successful breeders of
kinds of stock, than
ponderous volumes of
&c lore, or from the pure
Ecoretical reasonings of
Ed professors. Nothing is
|eresting and instructive to
rcticai man as the actual
ice Of an intelligent fol-
)the same occupation.
bst valuable portion of
Latents Of an agricultural
IS The recorded testimony
experiences of practical
OF such men as are at
sdeasoring to solve the
bro Ejsat are taxing
:5zsl5Ace of the
nirnself
fne-span theory
xslI to the novices in
many 4 theoretical
+ at the cattle show din
bnreys high sounding adj
70 {te listening throng, but
ctuai results. as produced
DsoiI. being tangible evil
Of practice and theory
he'd prove the only con-
arguments TO the inquir-
peF. Il is far more sat-
10 read about or listen
has really been accom-
Rud the methods pur-
securing remunerative
Than to accept even the
lasisible Statements from
1o has had no practical
ca<e concerning the sub
natter under discussion.
sire any novel PROPOSE
I'D suggested experiment,
source however unsat-
by, may yet kindle a spirit
I}iz35 in the reader, or may
"a a tram Of thought in
fsetieai. Intelligent mind,
I lead to important pro-
the future. The strong
most convincing argu-
~ favor OF improved
and Of decided chang
Ii present farm routine,
inc from those whose
is Mifh tf1e coil Uivec ,,rac
to their conclusions
pdations.
Itself is the best
farmer. A COM
4zrmers meeting, by
agreement on the Gull
eld of some neighbour
Ter, to spend an hour in
tion, concerning some
crop, could not fail of
some important facts,
eceivIIfg important sug-
;. This would be tech
ucation and object teach
tied; would be a happy
Eation of the theory of
q with its practical illus
Every community of
fturists boasts of some
who raises the best6eld of
hncther the best crop of
les, a third who rears the
pinals or produces the
saleable butter. Could
ther farmers devote an af-
: TO any better advantage
visiting in a body this
lie of excellence? Are
cse suggestions full of
Rblc and profitable posi-
Can the farmers clubs
|ange clubs advance the
of agriculture in any
ldicious manner than
the Inauguration of
field meeting during the
season Such an expe-
conducted with system,
III an earnest desire for
+. could not fail of bene-
quits in any rural neigh
True agricultural adj
mi must have its foutain-
the inexpensive efforts
Improvement among
eFs themselves, in the
he parden ard the f1eId s.
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Gov. NICHOLS of Louisiana,
has only one arm and one leg;
he is slightly built and wiry, and
has dark wavy hair.
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kly Banner.

none but the hes, land. Ten
better than a whole section of poor
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yarties in need of Furniture viii find
greatly to their ad, antage to cah and ex-
anime my stock, which is the finest in the
ty. n ow is your time to buy,
Respectfully,
ALEX. SIMON.
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Spring and Summer Goods,

Spring and Summer Goods,
now daily arriving, such as Ladies and
Gents Dress Goods, Clothing and under
wear, Linens, Tarletons, prints, percals,
lawns, silks, mozambiques, poplins, etc.
My stock of staple goods is fnll and COM
plete and unsurpassed in this market, and l
still adhere TO my old motto: "Quick sales
and small profits" and therefore invite my
friends to call and examine my stock and
prices before making their purchases, as l
am confident can give full satisfaction rs
regards quality Of goods and prices.
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
in endless. variety. Corsets, hosiery and
gloves, edgingings, trimmings, ribbons,
combs, ties, and notions, cheaper than the
cqeapest.
Groceries,
A full stock always on hand, and sold at
reasonable figures.
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or Medicine

Look for clean, neat WHITE WRAPPER
with the red syn bolic letter stamped upon II
in the form of a ribbon gracefully curved
in to the letter z embracing the emblem of
our trade, Spatula, Mortar and Graduate with
the words a, Q. SIMMONS LIVER REGTJ-
LATOR or MEDICINE thereon, also OBJ
serve the signature of j. II. ZELLIN & CO.,
in rel ink an the side
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Groceries,
Furniture.

A full stock always on hand, and sold at
reasonable figures.
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Oak Hill Nurseries.

Located within corporate limits of the
city of Brennan, Washington County,
Texas, is to be found the most extensive,
complete and reliable assortment of home
grown Fruit Trees in the State; compris-
ing
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The following is the list of delegates from
Washington County to the State, Congress
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Is 1878. ~
Spring Styles s.!
Alex. Simon,

Desires to call the attention of his friends
and customers in the city and surrounding
country to his new stock Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
That Terrible Scourge,

Fever and ague, and its congener, bilious remit
tent. besides affections of tho stomach. liver and
bowels. produced by miasmatie air and water, are
both eradicated and prevented by tho use of Hos
tettcr's Stomach Bitters. purely vegetable elixir.
Endorsed by physicians, and more extensively
used a remedy Tor the above ciass of disorders,
as well a. for many others, than any medicine Of
the ago. LAM guild circu tion, torpid state of
the liver. want of vital stamina, are conditions
peculiarly favorable to m.larial diseases. They
are, however, surely remedied by the great Pre-;
endo~ing is with regularity we'll vigor. pro-
vides il with resistant power which enables it to
Withstand disorders not only of malarial type,
hut a host of others to which feeble and ill regu-
lated systems are subject. The Bitters are q safe
superseded that dan gerous drug, quinine, which
pllIistes but does not eradicate mafSria.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
NOTICE.

To ELIZABETH THOMPSON and her husband.
Thomas Thompson, George w. Myers and
TgNAKE notice that shall, on the 25th day of
: March, ISIS, at the office OF Cle1n Moore, in
tween the hours of A. NJ and P. NJ. of that
day proceed TO take the Dispositions of II. r.
Riddle and others, tn be read as evidence in my
behalf in a suit in equity depending in rhr Cir
cult Court OF Jefferson County, wherein am
Plaintiff and the late Joseph Mvers was Defcn-
dant. and which said suit has been moved by
scire facias alnst YOU and Others, the personal
representatives and heirs of the said Joseph
Myers. Ii. H. RlDDLE.
March 5, ls7S-3t. Plaintiff.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County, I

oeueisou Sountt, 'o'"h .
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Jc6erson County, March
4M, 1878:
JOHN F. ZOLL. PiaiutifT.
Against
GEORGE J. ZOLL, Barbara tIN CHASCERY.
ZoII and John +. Ill, Admir-
of i Zoll, decd, Defendants
TNIIE object of this suit is to have partition of
the realty of F. Zoll. decd, lying IN this
county, and to subject the pol ton of George J..
ZoIl to the payment of his debts.
1t appearing g, affidayt filed this suit. that
the Defendant. George J. Zoll. is not u resident
of the State of West Virginia. he is hereby re-
uuired to appear within four weeks after the
date of the first publication of this order. and do
what necessary to protect his Interests in this
matter.
And it is further ordered that n copy of this
order shall be published once q week. for four
successive weeks, In the spirit of Jefferson. n
newspaper published in this county. and also
posted ut the front door of the Court-HouSc OF
the said County, ut least twenty days before
Decree is rendered.
Copy-Tcste.
B. c. WASHINGTON,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
d. 3. Lucas. p.q.
March 5. lS7S-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

JULIET W. BR1scoE, P:ain-l
tiff,
EDWARD lEARNEY, late
Sheriff of Jefferson County,
and as such Committee Adm'r
with the will annexed of
Thomas Briscoe, deceased;
Washiu gt on Waters and Ellen
II Waters his wife. John l.. PIN CHANCsRY.
Briscoe his own right and
asTrustee of James T. Briscoe,
and the said James F. Briscoe.
Betsy Z. Hall. Edward N. AIS
uuith and Ann A. Aisquith his
wife, W. B. GallaGer and
FRANCESCA Gallaher his wife,
Defendants.
rFNHE object of this suit Is to obtain decree
against the Administrator C. t. at of Thomas
Briscoe, deceased. for whatever sum NAV still
be due the complainant upon the legacy be-
e,ueuthed her by the said Thomas Briscoe in lieu
of her dover In his estate.
1t appearing, affidavit filed 10 this suit, tn ut
the Defendants. Washington Waters. Ellen n.
Waters. John L. .Briscoe. James F. Briscoe,
Betsy G. Hall, W. b. 6allaher and Frances A.
GalIaher are not residents of the State of West
Virginia, they are hereby required to appear
within four weeks after the date of the FIRST pub
LEGATION of this order, and do what is necessary
to protect their interests in this matter.
And it IS further ordered that q COPY of this
order shall be published once week for four
successive weeks, in the esprit of Jeffersun"-a
newspaper pu b1ished in this county and also
posted at the front door of the Court-House of
the SAID county, at least twenty days before
Decree is rendered.
A Copy-Teste.
B. C. WASHINGTON,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Baylor & Wilson. p, q.
March 4.
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VEGETINE
WILL CURE
g q r. q f. u Is a
scRoFuI,oUs HUMoR.

SCROFULOUS HUMOR.
faint of Scrofua and Scrofulous Humor- i. has
permanently cured thousands in Boeton and vicin-
ity who had been long and painful sutierera.
CANCER, DANGEROUS HUMOR.
The marvellous effect of YKssTINE in cases oil
Csncer and Capcerous Humor challenges the mosi
profound attention of the medical faculty, man
Of whom are prescribing YEeETIHE to their
pat1eats.
CANKER.
VKsETIsz has never failed to cure the most in.
flexible case of Canker.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
The vro ErrsE meets with wonderful success in
the care Of this clnsB of diseases.
SALT RHBUM.
letter, Salt Rheum, Sea Id Head. &C.. will GER
sainiy yield to the great alternative effects Of We
ETlsE.
ERySIPELAS.
VEoETfar has never failed to cure the most In
teterate case Of Erysipeas.
PIMPLEs AND HUMoRs ON THE
FACE.
: Reason should teach that . blotchy, rough or
pimpled skin depends anti, ely upon internal
cause. and NO outward application can ever cur o
the defect. vreETIsr 10 the great blood purifier.
TUMoRS, ULCERS OR OLD SORES
Are caused by an impure state of the blood
Cleanse tho blood thoroughly with FkeETIEE, and
these complaints will disappear.
CATARRH
For this complaint the only substantial benefit
can be obtained through the blood. VEaETiSE 10
the great blood purifier.
CONSTIPATION.
VEoErINE does not a ca thartic to debiitate
the bowels .'but Gle Ill the organs. ena bling
each to perform tho functions devolvlpg upon
them.
PILES.
vEonrrsE has restored thousands TO health who
have been long and pain full sufferers.
DYSPEPSIA.
If VEeErisE 10 taken regularly, according to di-
rections, certain and speedy cure will follow its
use.
FAINTNEsS At THE STOMACH.
VxoETIsE i, not u stimulating bitters which
creates q Fl ctitious appetite. but gentle tonic,
which assists nature to restore the stomach to
healthy action.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
VEoETisE acts directly upon the causes OF these
complaints. II invigurates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretive org ans and
allays infann alton.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this com 10 LIANT the good effects Of the VEGE-
TIM are realized Immediately after commencing
to take it; 8 debility denotes deficiency of the
blood and YxaETINE acts directly upon the blood.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

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