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who busi1y engaged in business and whose time
is absorbed IN managing their own private Affairs
be mised by statements published in such paper
tho New York S~. Hc, in his paper ashort time ago.
had the word Fraud" printed over tho forehead
Of Hayes aye In ), order that as %
''Slanderer written on his forehead that his name
may go down TO infamy one OF the editors of tho
press of this country who has been Of moro real In
Jury to the people than can be compensated by any
good he has ever done TO them an editor.
Now, fellow citizens. have said in these remarks
that have made occasionally both here and oso-
where thst great reform has been made and ssviug
Of the peoples money during tho last two ycars to
very large amount, almost $7.00O,000 and my only
hope was that this good commencement would con-
tnuc that you might be relieved to somo extent OF
your gcat burdens and that you might feel that the
administered entirely In the interest Of the people.
3 tH "AIL Yx LIKE SHEEP"
supporting this iss e"mpinsson viii @ and their cir Snrsns
instead of diminishing, increased can only that
have tried to do my duty, and am entirely conscious
takes There are none Of us infalibe. but AZ least
say 70 you that all the reform that has taken place
IN our city government IL entirely que TO she demo- =,
you have done yourselves an injury-I was going
10 say an .irrcparabie one--and only hope
change chan You have wrought during this day.
should be pleased at all times to obtained
according TO your expectations but am afraid that
can say Ito use common expreseionl that nothing
good can come out Of such combination ~ has do
feated the democratic party In this city. No such
CoIubinatioH NJ suiSs uhRsS prloNOubly mis-
taken, work to the interest of the people In
cusion let me say that tho democratic party will live
after all these combinations shall have passed away
They temporary In their character and as have
said before, usually work evil instead Of good.
MIR. MoRToN's VICTORY IN THE ELEVENTH CON-
GREssroNAL DrsTRIcT-HIs FRIENDS JuprLANT
OVER HIS ELECWoN.
In the Eleventh Congressional district last evening
II early apparent that the victory was for Mr.
Len r Morton, the anti iTSmmany Aad xepubllcaa
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Missionary Mass Meeting.

During the,sess ion of the Goshen Bap-
list Association, held with the Pleasant
Hill church, Woman's Missionary
meeting was held sept. 81, 1873.
Prof. ID. b. Purinton was appointed
Was appointed chairman, and = y Rox
ers secretary. Alter the object of the
meeting was stated, DR.. Howell address,
ed the society with ability on the subject
of"woman's missions" and Mrs. T. p
Dorsey read an interes6ng essay on the
same subject.
The chair extended an invitation for
general remarks. Rey. r.. -. Allen, of
Ohio, responded with reference t. WON,
an missions in the heather country.
MIS-. Nancy Purinton was called upon
and gave am earnest aud good talk to the
sisters. Mrs. Purinton was appointed
corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Dorsy
assistant.
It was resolved that the secretaries with
the sisters of various churches. look To-
a general organization. 4 lively inter
est was manifested during the meeiinp.
Ordered tha the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the papers of
CHS and Preston county.
>. y. Roc ERS. Sec'y.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of n Diseased Liver.
PAIN in the right side, under the edge
OF the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is i'm the left side
the patient rarely able to lie outhc lec
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and il frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rhCuma-
tism i'm the arm. The stomach isntlcct-
cd with loss Of appetite and sickness;
The bowels in general are costivc,
sometimes alternative with Lax the
hcadistroublcd with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
hacl, part. There is generally con
siderable loss Of memory, nccompan-
led with n painful sensation of having
lcnundonc something which ought To
have been done. a slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant, The pa
tiCnt complains of WEAKNESS and de
blity; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prIcRly sensation of the skin; his spir-
its are low and although hc is salts
fed that exercise would bc beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up iortitudc enough TO try il. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several OF
the above symptomsattcndthe disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the
body, after death has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively dcrangcd.
&c UE AND YER.
Din G. MFLANH's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES or AGUH AND FEvEH, when
taken with Quinine, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Quininc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with This
disease TO give them a FAIR TRIAL.
70; all Bilious arrangements and as
asimplc purg&tlvc thcyarcuncqunIcd.
nEwAnE or IaIgTATIONS.
The genuine On. 6. MfLANHs
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Din.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine Ms LANE' $ LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of {. M'LANE.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
IVInsist on your druggist OF store
keeper giving you the genuine Or. {.
MGLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold 10y all respectable druggist,
and country storckccpers gene ally.
Totbosc ,vishnf. give DR. & MCLAHF'sL tvpR
ptLtaa trial. will mail post pad 10 dny part of
the United States 1ne box Of pills inr twenty-five
GEMS. FILMING BROS, PilsbuTg, Pa.
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very interesting marriage occurred
yesterday at the Presbyterian church, at
West Alexander, Pa, that Of two sisters
OfJas. NJ. Todd, Esq, Of TOdd's cornet
band, Misses Madge b. and Kettle J d.
Todd, the first named marrying the Rev.
john Scott, OF Jersey City, N. j.. and the
second Mr.. John II. Brown. a prominent
merchant, of KingwoOd, w. Va. The
marriage ceremony wa performed bv
Rev w. II. Lester, assisted by Rev. II
q. Blaney, Of Kingwood, the address
made by Rev. Lester being a very happy
and appropriate one, the service short
and peculiarly impressive. The brides
were yery'tsstefully attired in handsome
black gros grain silks trimmed with
velvet, made ia py-iHccsse style, with court
trains, and wore very handsome black
velYei bonnots. The nuemen were
dressed i'm the conventional black suits.
The custom of having bridesmaids and
Broomsmen was disposed with, and on
al'ghiing from the carriage. the happy
couples were usberod in by Messrs, Val
ontine and Lostor To- tho strains OF Men
delssohn's wedding March," PLAYED bv
our musical friend William H. Sheib
who played Home, Sweet Home" nj
the conclusion oi the ceremony BY rea-
son Of the extensive acquaintance and
prominence of sho contracting parties. a
very large aud brilliant assomblage gath
cred nc the church to witness tnis cx
trcmely interesting event
After the ceremony The bridal party
came 90 this city aud have rooms AZ tho
Mcclure. Mrs. Judge Ollie and son.
Clarence -. Ollie, OF Morgsutowu, and
Lieut. IL. NJ. c. Brown, of Washington
City, are ofthe party. MIS-. DiIo is a
sister af Mr.. j. II. Brown. aud also 0i
Lieut. Brown, who commands Che ship
Alarm of the United States Navy. and
came here from Washington 90 attend
the uupuals of bis brother. Rev. scott
and bride will mako their bridal trip
through thc West and Mr. Brown and
bride viii go East, both trips boiuk quito
extensive Mrs. Ollie, Mr Ollie and
Lieutenant Brown will Ibis morning re-
turn homo. Tho happy couples euioy "a
Wldo acquaiu tauec, aud their friends iu
800 parts OF The stat, v'Il iaiu iu hearty
CONGRATULATIONS end good wishes flr tbf
future If.HII @e.r - IL uH
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here dIad HereG6OutS

All persons owing Us for last years
subscription will please remit the amount
within five days after the receipt of this
paper. We mean business.
Everything new. everything nice and
very cheap at Gibson and Albrighrs.
Mr.. Corbin has workmen engaged
roofing his new hotel building.
70 What do ssou think. Tn ey tell US
W. I. Iiston sells both right and len
handed hillside plows.
The public examination OF school teach
ers took place IN Kingwood YESTERDAY.
To do the best is the best thing to do
so go TO Gibson and Albnghrs for new
goods.
We sent out bills this week TO all those
who owe US, and we speak in earnest
when we say that il is absolutely neccSsa-
~ that the same be settled Immediately.
ut Gibson and Albrights you will find
nice line OF Black Cashmeres, Silks.
etc.
DR.. A. M. Jarrett, Dentist,
will be in Kinag God on the sth OF Octo>
Der and remain four days.
He will also be at Portland Oh the 18th
OF October and remain two or three days
w Post hole diggers. tanning mills.
pumps, farm bells, ICED cutters, anu all
manner of things sold by w. 7. Liston.
&s-Why blister your hand, and skin
your knuckles when you can buy one of
Tifins best corn>shellers from w. Il.
LiSton, Portland. Eau 81
None OF our last weeks papers reached
Portland, HOwesville, Tnnnelton or New
burg. This shows that there's something
rotten in the MAJ system somewhere in
this county. tits very strange that each
Office we have heard from so far has re-
ceived no papers. Tie facts in the case
have I cen reparted to the Postmaster
General, and if the mail service is worth
a picayune there will be a full investiga-
ton OF the matter,
Married, ON the Goth inst, ut the house
of the mother OF the two brides, by Rey
DIR. Prettyman, Mr.. Ezra b. Walls and
Miss Anna NJ, Gale; also Mr. Ezra Is.
Walls and Miss Anne NJ. Gale.
~ What do you Think They say that
butter made by the Union cburn. sold by
w. +. Liston, is swceter and commands
higher price than any other in the mar
ket.
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WEST VIRGINIA. So:
At Kul X held I'm the Clerk Office of
the Circuit Court Of Preston county, on
the first Monday OF September 1873.
Simon II. snyder james X. Harris,
Josiah liassoJt, end John Nj. Hewitt, tra-
ding ~ snyder, Harris. has selt & CO.
Us.
Samuel Calhoun and AhnCr Evans,
trading NJ the firm Of Calhoun and Ey-
ans.
IN ASSUMPSIT.
Tho object of this suit il 10 recover from
the defendants the principal sum Of go
dOll' ~ Hnd ten cents.
And II appearing that tho defendants
81" not residents of this state. thcy arc.
therefore, hereby required to appear
here, ~ Rules to bc held for the said
Court. ou the last MOndy Of t,mbor.
instant ana 30 what ~ necessary to pros
tcct their interests herein. And on mos
ton Ol the plaintiffs by their attorney, IL
Is ordered that the foregoing be publish
od in the West Virginia Argus, "a wcok
~ newspaper published In this county,
a copy Test:
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
Jno. Barton Payne, A'ry for Pm
1scp ~ 81 10.
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!ro~Thcy say that cider made 10y one
Of the mills sold by w. T. l.iSton is
swester, and makes better apple butter
{ Asn any other cider mill known.
SS-l il surprising strange 10 think
that an intelligent farmer will use the
old, rusty, east iron plows, when they
can buy one one OF theSSouth Bend Chilli
cd plows from W. Il. Liston.
~ Farmers Snd land owners haV Ing
lands for sale. should at once place Thorn
I'm the hands Of w. T. Liston, Portland,
n no il diving good business in the
sale ~ real estate. Parties noiS other
counties and States are around looking
for land. Sow is your time II soil.
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WEST VIRGINIA, S.:
At Rules held IN the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF
Preston county. on the frs. Monday of
SEPTEMBER, 1873.
John Woods,
NN
Michael Keenan,. Joseph NJ. Roysc.
John Keenan,. Hiram Gairs aud Henry
Nj. COrlcy.
IN EQUITY.
The object Oftliis suit X to enforce the
lien Ola Judgment, ia the bill and pro-
ccediugs mentioned, in favor of tho
plaintiff against the defendants, Michael
conan ami Joseph NJ Royso.
And il appearing that the defendant
Joseph NJ. R"ysc is not resident Of his
State, he a., therefore, hereby required
to appear here, ut Rulcs to he held for
said Court on the last Monday 81 Scp~
tcmbcr instant. and do Wbat - necessary
to protect his interests herein. And on
nutiOn of UIe plainnn by hJs attorney.
IL ~ ordered TINT the foregoing bo pub
lisbod in the West Virginia AHoUs A
weekly newspaper published IN ibis
county. A copy Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
W. X. -. Don't, Atry Ter Pm
7sept7s $40,
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WEST YIRGINIA. S..

WEST YIRGINIA, S..
At Ru'es hcld lea
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Preston county. on the. Grst Monday Of
September. 1878.
Julia a. Basuclt. administrators Of
Jacob BasnI q, deceased,
W.
Samuel SuidcT, at Al.
~ EQt Try.
The object Oftliis suit il % restrain the
sale ola certain house and lot in King
word; and also 10 subject ~ sale AZ the
real estate Of which the said de'edent
diei seizci, for the payB ut OF his debts,
Sc.
And it appearing thpt the defendants
john N. Bisucu and BeuIX BasIctu
arc moi residents Of dis State, they are
therefore. hereby required So nppcWb here
at Rules tO bc held for said Court on @
lust MOnuay Of Scptembrr, instant and
do what is necessary to protect their iU
tcrcsts bcrrin. Aud on motion Of tho
piaiHtin hY her attorney Z ~ ordered
that Che foregoing be published in mc
West Virginia Argus, "a weekly news
paper published iB Preston county
n copy Tcst:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Jno. Barton Payne, Atty cor prs.
7scp77 81
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AIDES OF WEST VIRGINIA who
l<wish purchases OF silks, dress goods.
underwear. fancy articles, house furnish
iug. static nary, %c.. &c, can have the
same faithfully attended to by addressing
Mira. A. &. NJ, No. 4Ol4 Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Letters OF ingUiry containing stamp,
will be promptly anSSSercd, and full in
formation given.
References ihv perniSsion}- Hon. II.
J.. Martin, PruntYtowu, W. Va, and
Jno Barton Payne, Esq, Kingwooi. w.
Va. Sc n
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ADVERTISING RATES:

J50nsie1u AdUcgtiSonents:-Sl per inch
for urst insertion, and fifty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements OF more than two
squares, standing for longer time than
ono month. subject to special rate sched-
ulo which can lie seen by calling at this
Office,
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
paid Tor when ordered.
LEGAL notices % cents per line for four
insertions.
PERSONAL communications will bee in
serted for so cents per square.
Ten lines OF this type one square.
Local notices Ten cents per line.
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SlS(s

Gee week in your own town s.
'DOO Outht tree. No risk Reader.
n Won want "a business at which persons
of either son can make great pay all the
time they work, write Tor particulars lN
ii, HALLETT ~ Co., Portland, Maine.
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Il can make money faster at work for
\ us than at anything else Capital not
required; We will start YOU. Sl2 per day
at home made 10y the industrious. Men.
women, boys and girls wanted every
where To work for rs. Now * the time.
Costly outfit aud terms free. Address
TRU ~ Co.. Augusta, Mamie.
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THE
VEST VIRGINIA ARG US,
Is Published eVeyy Saturday by
n. CLAY n. HYDE,
E-HGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
MISUNDERSTANDING /:

70 residents Of thtS cotssfv-One Y ear.
2 so; six months, IS; four months, 50
cents.
To mont residents ILbe coWntV-One year.
81 .65-the Is cents extra being charged
20 prepay POSTAGE six months, ~ cents;
three months, 80 cents.
our terms are cash va ddUdnce, there
sore all papers will be stopped at the ex-
p.I3'ion Of tho term oil subscription, un.
Jess renewed.
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J. w. WATSON,
Portland. Aug. 10. 1873.

The undersigned will continue tho pon>
eral merchandising business ut the old
stand, and thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed to the late hrId so
licit, a continuance OF the Same which
lac viii spare no efforts to merit
j w. WATSON
Portland, Aug. 10, 1873. laul7 Il
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w EST VIRGINIA, IS,

~ lNllfN nNltl
i'm the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of
Preston county, ON the first Monday OF
September, 1873.
William q Brown
vs..
William II. Hartman, Philip Mar
tin and william Martin.
IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit is Ia enforce the
lien of u Judgment, in the bill aud pro-
cecdingS mentioned.
And II appearing that the defendant
William II. Hartman Is not u resident q
this state, he *, therefore, hereby res
qulred tO appear here. at Rules To bc
held for said Count, ON the last Monday
of September instant, and do whnt j.
necessary To protect his interests herein.
And on motion of the plaintiff by his nj
tOin"Y il Is ordered that tho foregoing he
published i'm the West Virginia Argus, -
a weekly newspaper published i'm this
county. n cOpv-rcsta
SMITH CRANE, Clerk
VIM. g. Brown, Jr., Atty for Pm.
7sop77 1921
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va Know, all men, andwomen also
hat w. T..Liston, Of Portland, w. Va,
is.agent for all and every kind OF Agri,
cultural Implements.
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IVAN SVILLE
W Oolcn Factory.
$4,000 LBS. Wool Wanted
GrcnID i:~dHceh Prices for Man
UIdch riJLg IYOOi Ia 'iOOds.

Carding = I'd spinning yarn fr 1in IL I" ID
cent, pr D..
stocking yarn. mixed, Doc per ~.
CassinI' 20, 5Gc por yd.
TwceL all wool, 40 "
Doe ~ tu JoanS, new style, Doc :"
FlunuDls from ZJC To- SIC
BlH trts from - ~ $500 pcT pr
w nave LOT ~ heavy goods that we
sell very low for cash, wool or country
prOnaec. We give the
-IiiDhca MuJLl Price COr tYOot ~
We don't hold wool, therefore We can
seIl goods lower and pay Dottor price
for wool than others.
j. BOWMb - A. son.
Evansville, Pre- -ton co.., w. Va
Mar. 18th, 1873. 4, 20--tL
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ADVERTISEMENTS
WHEELING
Female G ole &c.
- -
llONE-LLk 4 AND ELEGANT IN
ALL Observation-Disclosures.

The College Is beautifully situptcd and
Within o,~g walking distance ~ any plrt
OF the city. Street car Recommendations
Go neighbnriug towns. For kCalthOIl.
moss 0i ~ltuOt ON 10 ~ unsurpassed AMI its
Whclc internal arrangements arc OF tho
hishcS orlrr.
Terms MoRc1 ale R all the Deputm Is
For catalogues or other information
address tho pU'sidont.
MISS \. TNNLOR.
RoARD on TRUSTEES. Hon & II Hubs
hard, President; Or II Logan, Secretary;
II 4 List Esq. Treasurer: Thu- Horn
brook, J AZ Hubbard, \ W Campbell, ~
Il isist, Augustus pnllovk, ROuiuniu
Davenport, James = Rhodes samuel 4
hildrcth, \ sweeney, G. Il Wheat.
Jo Cph liCll.
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COMMISSIONERS NorIcE.

samuel j. Royd; lCnrv NJ. Harper.
composing the tirin NJ Harper q Rro
David Gutulau and Manuel Gutmau.
composing the utlu - NJ. Gutmau a Co;
GcnryC Il. Wheat. William \. LSctt aud
John =, NaNl0r CoM posing the firm of
Wheat. lsett n Navior George w. I0r>
sew, John &. llorScN AMI Samuel ulttvn.
composing che firms OF llorSCN Br,. 4
R,tten; Daniel G.. List, benjamin naNCu~
port and Georye II. Parks, composing
the firm nj List Davenport uud Parks:
lcNNndcr Laughln. Samuel Iaughhu
Charles IA. Odhort. George II. GlCSuCr
and AlCNauder X. Campbell, COMPOSING
the firm 81 l.aughlu Bros. n CO.: AlcN.
and l.aughhn, Charles IL. Odhort and
Samuel Laughliu, composing tho hrm ot
Laughlu Bros. y Co., Johu W. BoNd
and John Il. BASiold. composing The
firm OF Johu W. kuYd : CO.; wno sue
as well CA their Swu behalf, az GA behalf
OF ~ tlte othSr JtsdgmOut 81 hCu credit.
on oI Reuben Watthcu, who shall como
in and sc utrioutu to The cNpousoS OF this
suit,
against
Reuben Wartheu, William g. Wilson.
the Merchants National Bauk OF West
Virginia, at Wheeling, \ j. Clarke,
Trustee, aud Elisha Thomas, ad miuistra>
OF George Hsrdmau, deceased.
IN EQUITY.
by u decree rendered bY tho Circuit
Court of Preston county, in the above
named cause ou the 18Th day of April,
1873. tho said cause was referred tn one of
the Comm isSiOuers OF the said Court. To
ascertain aud report what licus there are
on the lSud iu the bill asked Ia bo sold.
who in iaNor of, their amounts, aud rus
pociNo prioriticS with anything else
Doomed pertinent 10y the commissioner
or requested 10y ANY of the parties.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Greer 3 Lang, ct al,
W.,
Joseph NJ. Goodwin.
Pursuant to "a decree OF tho Circuit
Court Of Preston county, | will on Mon
day the 9TH day of October 1878, the
same being court day, before the front
door Of tho court house, iu l[mgwood,
oflcr for sale the realty decrccd 10 be
sold ia TIA" above cause. consisting Ol
the lot and fine dwelling houSv. ia King
wood, NOW occupied by the defendant
~ a rcsid nee; also the lot and large
store house in Elngwood belonging To-
thc defendant, where the post oilicu il
now kept also tract OF lanO nonr King
wood, on the road leading from King
wood To the oak Grove church.
TuC above dwelling house il II good
Franc dwelling house. lpru" and cOuvo~
nicnt. The lot * u very fine ono. The
store house * large aud connections.
well situated, aud tho lot on which 1t is
erected II worry valuable being largo
enough for two moro business houses
The four acre lot rich and valuable for
pasture land
The above sale will be for 80 much
cash ia hand as IL sufficient To- pay costs
Of-ui. and expenses of sale Hnd tho resi-
GuC upon "A credit Of one and two wears,
the purchaser executing interest bcariug
notes with approved security for the dos
observation-disclosures OF purchase money.
J, a. BEowN, COMMISSIONS.
Aug. ~, 1873. laul7 So sol
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y Office DISSOLUTIo y

The coparuorship orc. W. Jackson
a Go. * this day dissolved Ivy mutual
consent, G. ". Jackson withdrawing
The books and accounts Viii be- found in
the hands OF &. w. jackson. All those
indebted Ia the Iate firm will please maze
prompt settlement.
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DR. r. MORTIMER dent.
DIR. WBF. m. DENT 6 son,
Practitioners of Medicine,
SURGERY, &C.
NEwBURG, W. VA.
NEwBURG, W. VA.

once and consultation rooms over
Dent a Sons Drug Store.
70 Every Saturday from . 90 3 II. NJ.
patients who arc unable % pav will be
prescribed for free. 10 such medicine
will bc furnished when desired at cost
Also surgical operations will be per
formed ~ tho Same time free Of charge.