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Peabody Institutes.
To COUNTY Superintendent and 7ea,l,y,
81 WoSl Innm.n:

To COUNTY Superintendent and 7Sasi,y,
Of Vest Tdgm,u:
In answer to various inquirie, We tnlSo
thiS method Of stating that the Peabody
Institutes which we expect 10 have
conducted during tho summer. probably
four i'm each Congressional district OF
the State, are provided for by DR.. b.
Sears. general agent OF the Peabody
Fund. They are placed under nv man.
ageme Mt with authority to locate them
and u appoint the instructors who shall
conduct them. As they form no part
Of our school system, as provided for by
our school law, attendance ON Thorn viii
be entirely voluntary ond cannot be
credited 10 the eight days of attendance
required by law on our county institutes.
Hence we shall only locate them anon,
teachers who desire and will appreciate
them.
We earnestly solicit the active 60 on.
Grafton OF all teachers, particularly the
county 5uperintcndents Sections 30
So of tho school law impose new aud i'm
portant duties upon these officers and
they cannot fail 30 see the special fitpess
OF these Peabody Institutes" To prenoro
them for the more skillful performance
OF their new work. We shall aim TO have
them con Quoted by experienced teachers.
who both by precept and example, will
present and enforce the best methods.
not only Of conducting the institutes
but OF teaching and managing schools.
Tho wisdom of the Legislature i'm
providing for county insututes.,at tho
great cXpence which they necessarily in~
NoIVe, can only be justified through
'alihfuiness and competency In tho coun-
ty uperintendents i'm conducting them.
and we cannot too earnestly urge upon
them the high obligation under which
they are placed to embrace this opportu.
nifty for studying tho bost methods for
performing this the most difficult, as
1t - the most valuable part OF thor OH
cial service.
we respectfully ask the interest Of the
people Of the state ia this and All other
measures taken to lit up the standard OF
education among US. and increase the
efficiency Of our school system. Faith
ful and competent work on .he part Of
officers and teachers. and tho sustaining
sympathy and watchfuluess Of the whole
people, the common patrons of the
schools, are the essential powers Of our
success.
Respectfully,
w. X. PRNDLHToN,
6t0tc Superintendent.
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You can expect n nallhistory rom "Nan
ey'' next week. Had Nancy stopped
we would presented her with a plug OF
"tobaoker."
Mrs. JAS. Smoot daughter aud son
who have boon visiting friends i'm Ohio.
will return home one day this week.
Chas. Holems. who has been plastering
at Tunnelton for somo time past, was In
town on Sabbath.
ID, 4. Marum aud Miss Gerta shannon
OF lrondalo, called one day las, week.
The Ellis Heuse ON Market street il
doing good business. Success To you,
Charles.
Alpheus Wells. Esq. OF Morgauto vn,
was in town on Monday selling tomb
stones.
Rev. J. w. Lake, OF ration. preached
in the Lutheran church at this place ON
last sabbath.
The d:sagreoable weather on last sun
day was the cause OF many of our people
clinging To the family hearth-stono.
The NewbuIg Cornot Band goes to
Grafton ON the sOth OF May. and the
Newburg String Band goes on thnty -
skies (S6). We are looking for IL. Nc.
with his silver flute on the forties (4Ol.
5. l.. Allen, of Grafton, was in town
yesterday.
On last Wednesday DR. VIM. Nj. Dent,
assisted by DR. +. NJ. Don't and Mr.. G..
T. Plummer, operated ON christopher
Schlobaughm for Hygromn of the knee
joint, abstNcting "FibrO Cartilage" OF
flat oval form not unlike and about the
size of peach seed.
Miss Alberta Shafier. of Austin, was i'm
town last week. Miss Alberta il n vel
como visitor, We would be glad 10 SEQ
her in our city soon again.
James NJ. Doolan, one among tho best
carpenters the ID. & o. Il. II. has, and
who II working on railroad bridge near
Moundsville, was homo on Sabbath and
reports business very dun in that soc
ton.
Union Sabbath School has been moved
from the Presbyterian church on Rail-
road street to the NJ. p. Church on Nor
gantown avenue.
They expect TO &c TO work on tho
Presbyterian Church ia fow days.
Boys, when you borrow sheet music
please return il.
Yours truly,
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Marriages.

On the cath day of March, at the resi-
denco of VIM. Morris, in Lyon district,
by the Rev. f. Ford, VIM. Hetcel and
Sarah Martin.
On the 25th Of April. at the residence
of WIN. Il. Garner, i'm Portland district.
by tho Rev. c. T. Glenn, Joshua White
hair and Pheby Ellen Garner.
On the LIST inst. ut the residence OF JOS
eph Everly. in Portland district. by the
Rev. Z. +, Glenn, Bushrod l.. Hardestv
and Mary E. Everly.
On the 9th inst. at the residence OF. or
rather near Lewis Wrights, in Portland
district by the Rev. c. K. Glenn. Eu-
gene II. Worthington and Lucia Ii.
Dewitt.
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EVAN SVLLLE
" OOIrn Factory .
1000 LIS. Wool W20Led
GTcnHV !Tl,ip~cI P.,~es ~. U,u.-
mInl IL r.LLI IlOOl az GnOlla

ra~d'1 a,J go .r' Igy, il.J.n ID 20. a.
cui'u lD.
Sioc 90 ON ul~"i. Doe per 10
-. u" Soc ,r vu.
Two 81, wool. 1g,
Doc s Jo,ns, now v'o. ~.
Tl1u I. oli .,r .n 30,
Ban. s. on &. 81. $3.50 per pr.
W. nSoI 20. Dr uclt lypi. Llt wc
"'' vcr' ipw Poe cl,l. wool on coIu"y
p o u''o. Weave RIO
re- HJhcs: NDAet Price for Uoot. "
We don l'"l.i woIi. tre.s n. o. $50 clu
sou tH'i5 luwc and p.v tt.r r ,,.
TOR wOJl tIIu otlcrs.
j. BDWNAS s. SOS
Fv'n t.i' = ~ go. W. Va
Mar. I'm,
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ourAuthoriaed Aronta.

The following persons arc authorized
- act as our agents in receiving sub
scrip'ions ~ the AHoUs ut our club rates.
a. NJ. Shancr, Tunnelton r. NJ. Don't.
Newburg q. }. 5hanor, Austin; j. T..
Loar, l;ecdsviIio; O.. o. White, Mason
town. Jno, j. Gocko, Housewife; j.,
w. Stevenson, Rodamors Hon. ). IT,.
Wilson, Aurora Bonj. T.. Wotring.
Horse Shoe Run X. B. Fogio, Portland;
jacob Smith, Wiley; Solomon Mplor,
valley Point; Horny Albright, Cranes
yiiloj j. u. FranEhausor, do. VIVA.
Mckee, Brandouvilic; J. y. Nicola,
Mil Run Ihos J.. Harrison, Painters
Mills; Maj y. Stomple, Jr. Aurora; DR..
}, r.. FDlior. Brandonvilo; sos. Guso
mlu, Oladosvitlo; ). s.. Knotls Rowies
burg; Isaac y. Martin, Portland; u. r..
AudoCsOu, Eowburg.
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DoMDr
GERMAN SETTLEMENT.
GERMAN SETTLEMENT.
May lith, 1873.

Editor Argus
As the snow IL rather deep to plant
corn this morning, and in order TO wsnr
oil the blues, We concluded 10 write fow
lines for our family pat, the ARGUS.
Joe and Nancy informs you i'm last
week > issue that Ira b. WAS on bust
The impression prevails here that ho Is
in tho employ of Macy hunting up the
muse" from other sections. five right
fully conjecture, we may expect nowsy
communication from the Darter family
next week.
Since tho new dollar has put in An an
pe'rance, our enterprising people have
instituted search for money said to have
boon buried in tho days OF tho Reyolu-
ton. III" party consisted of David. ono
of the onest arhitrators, of which Nancy
gave II glaring history some wooks since
young and gay student OF ODsrIin Col
lego, who prides in using tho initials Of
VIM. >. Grimes and party from Texas
known by tho namo Of Hans" With
good supply Of provisions and a bottle
containing something said To- DO AN anti
dots for snake bite, a magnetic needle
and n COykcd SiUitcA, started flushed with a
certainty Of finding 800, 900 in coin bear
ing foreign stamp. After an absence of
several days the party returned. but arc
smart enough not 10 make their success
known perhaps for fear Of being robbed.
But Nancy will find out, no doubt. and
give you the1ull particulars.
We have a family in this district. tho
ather sill hale and hearty, the ago Of his
Oldest son Is sixty-throo years and his
younger sprighuy lad of three sum
mors
Tho prospects mt this hour aro very
discouraging. The wheat knoe high and
partly bent down with snow, and snow
still falling wind from tho cast and cold
For the past week IL has showed and
rainod alternately, but being cloudy at
night there was no damage done by frost
AZ yet
forgot 10 mention that the money
hunting cOntagion spread among some
Of our lady friends. 4 Mrs. -- aud
Miss - might have been seen
shoulder ring ma ttocks and digging under
the corner rock Of an old barn. orc OF
the first barns raised in this vicinity.
Womanfully, but mir con, rouse
Respectfully,
HAMPTON.
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The Preparations for Decoration
Day.

The committee having I'm charge the
arrangements for the usual Observance
OF Decoration Day, at Grafton. are ma
king extra efforts in tho way OF prepara-
tons for its observance this wear. Hon
Waitman T. Willy will deliver the ora
ton. Music will be furnished bv tho
Newbnrg brass band, and tho Grafton
drum corps. AT the "omelry several
appropriate collections will bo sung 10y
he Grafton glee club. A military or.
ganizdtion or two will likely tako part in
the exercises, viz: the Irondale Rifles
accompany of alb nut eighty men and the
West Grafton artillery company. The
weather being favorable It il expected
that tue day will witness the largest
crowd ever assembled here on a similar
OCCASION. -Grd(ton Sentinel.
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Horrible Accident.
I)oMnY.

NEwBURG, May is.
I Mrs. Kate Madden was instantly killed
10y "n engine yesterday about 4 o'clock
p. m. Mrs. NJ. started from Mrs. Anne
D1iley's to cross tho track. She stopped
ON Tho south track until tho westward
bound ircig ht on the north track passed.
a .hclPcr running backward from the
coal Gump struck her. The engineer
mover seen her. oh whom will people
learn 10 keep oil the railroad track?
Hastily,
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Died.

On the Sth inst, Daniel Bordman,
Youngest chile Of Jehu and Maggie
Funk. aged one year, eight months and
twenty-three days.
A bright bud OF immortality pucked
from of it, parent stem to bloom eternal
IN the Heavens. No moro you will hear
the pr~ttle OF his tin,y feet across the
floor. No more YOU will hear his voice.
Danny il at Home waiting to meet you
there. J. p.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
-
Rogers admir-
w.
Matiick and FORSYTH.
- ffII A NffrIrIsN

In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court of Preston county, tho undorS On
ed viii, on the 10Th day OF May, 1878. the
Samo being court day, before tho front
door of the Court House In Kingwood.
offer for sale the land docreed To DO sold
in tho above case, the same being the
west end of the old Matliuk farm, and
thought To contain 32O acres. Tho above
farm II situated on tho North side of Lit
tie sandy crech 80 q ant township.
TERMS 80 much cash In hand a.
VIII ue Sullicioul 90 ulv costs Of suit and
expenses o. salc and mo csiduo upon
ocrollt oIsiN and ,woivo mouths. the
putrla'cr oNecutiug ptcrcst bearing
np,"s ~" ~ npp' owed ."curltv Tor the de
I'' 200 lu Il i!fpoDt, - purch $50 money.
MIS- \. BiOWS, CJm'r.
Ap30 $3.50.
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To residents Of tbs oounty-one YEAR.
also; six months, rs; four months, so
cents.
To noit- residents Of the oott,ty--One year
81 ,65-the Is cents extra beng charged
to pr 5pay postave;- six months, S5 cents;
three months, 60 cents.
Our terms are cash IA Advance, there
fore all papers will loe stopped at the ex-
'piration of the term oil subscription, un.
less renewed.
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Tranafora of Ronl Ealnto

The following list 81 real estate has
been admitted TO record Ia tho Clerks
Office slice May s.
Deed. In r. Miller 10 John snider T,
S2l acres 10 KingwoOd district
Hartman Baker 10 NJ. G.. Nine, 49
acres in Union district,
ii. II. Murdock 20 J. Ami Martin
iol iu Kluewood
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Marriage Licenaea.

May 9Th, Jno. r. Purinton and Camilla
ID. KOOntz.
May -, Geo. Lipscomb and Ally vir-
GINA Bunner.
May 10, Richard O. MAYS and Mary
r.. Wolf
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Mechanical ingenuity eliminated IN
the invention OF the Sowing Machine,
AMI millions Of toiling women Ucre
elevated from drudgory end poverty 20
intelligence, industry cad competence.
lt this DO true in tho abstract rr records
tho average sowing machine. with whnt
force must IL apply 20 thst marvellous
embodiment OF nll that il useful and
beautiful in sewing-machine mechen-
tsm. tho NIcro2 Sowing Machine. which
has fairly cclipscd all others. not only
IN its N1optability 20 do all kinds OF
work, but in the ease with which Il In
donot IL may 10 said 20 have carried
Its admircrs ny storm 81 soon as its
Capabllty torwork became known. Tho
aim cf its inventor has boon 60 discard
every useless complication peculiar 20
ordinary machines, nui only familiarity
with the machine will enable our road
ers fully TO appreciate how far he has
succeeded. IL ia not zoo much 10 say
the machine will last lifetime. Prin-
cipal Office and Manu- factory, Middle
town. Conn, and IL Ill the large cities
OF the country.
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Tho NJ. y. ga Society meets ~ tho
Bachelors Hall to-night a cordial
invitation Is axtonde1 - everybody 60
att nd.
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ADVERTISER ENTs.
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

Pursuant to an order OF the Circuit
Court OF Preston county, entered of
recOrt at the April term thercoC 1873. I'm
the matter OF the sales ot certain waste
ana appropriated lands In said county,
,iOr the benefit of tho "SChoot FUND.-
under chapter 2Si, Acts OF the IegiSla-
turc 1872 ), the undersigned CummiS
Sionor OF school Lands for the county OF
Preston, will ON the
2Sth Day Of May, 1878.
Being the second Monday OF TIL MAY
term OF the Count Y Court, at the front
door 4 the Court House In kngw pod
proceed To sell C. the highest bidder
THREE SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND
lying on the east side oi Cnvat River, id
said county, to-wit;
No.. |. A tract containing 100 ncrcs
lying on Cheat Rive IN Grant district.
adjoining lands OF John Christopher ami
William Mc{cc This tract ~ in owes,
aud IL clothed wi" hnc timber auu
bounded Tor it, onlire long,h oG the
south by Cheat River.
No 2. lsatrnc, OF -6I acres or Muidv
crock, "adioiulng tr Lrd ho woou JnuN
Forquer'N heta and \ OL'y S.raule 3ou.
Henry llarlmar.' T is * M.o ,o'crt
land.
No 3. Isattact Of ac cs, uls1 ol
Muddy Crock, ndu' lag hour IT,
man, John w, Il * and Geo 20 EoNe"s.
Tho above th'Co tracts unvo ueuu SUI
Noycd and rcpo ioi nS was" ar. U.tp
proprintcd landsi no ore eta, 'gt4t4.
or either or any part tpr'Cn.. l't.,. ADJ.
descriptions Jhcroo may 10 sccN ut I.c.
oihco of tho Clcrk 81 the CrJu,. ,udt. o.
said county.
TERMS -Onc fourth az he ~ chn.u
money will pr 'oluircd IN casa. ana l.
the residue thc purru User Wi' rc 10
CURED 10 SlVo bonds WIZ yOot ,cCu
ncarIu2 interest, piyaulo ,wr'vc. r,'.'f,
rom tue day OF sale. Iucd o.. .,,,I.
VIII ne rot uucd onth lua pa cp,,se n'..i
cy Aforesaid IL uity pIid.
Robert ". MONEOE,
Conn., ~ school LANDS ~ Ffto,OH t,otiV,
so, 70 - sl3.
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Trousers This Spring arc worn rather
loose, an j 'assimcre chsc X scent 20 Doe
The corrsc, thing
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'slV1pqlV puu uOsqlO ~ slu9o o. 6fuo
ioJ HOJuUs puU sduJ BJ1 30 los Y ~
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Sss-l welve yards Adriatic Muslin at
Gibson anu Albrights for 81.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS
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WEST VIRGINIA ARG US.
Is Published every Saturday 6y
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Observation-Disclosures =:

IINowooD. PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02
Weaverville, November 9, 1878.

Mr.. CoUP's TRAINED Docs The
Equescurriculum is the lame of Mr..
Coup's new circus in Fourteenth street,
just opposite the Academy Of Music
where ,sst evening many spectators were
amused by many ,hings, among others
the arrest, conviction and hanging of
Major, "A small white poodle, by five other
black poodles OF larger size. Major
and executiuners make up the six trained
dogs Of the circus, and in the beginning
they sat decorously on end on six wond n
stools and did nothing in particular. BY
reason of this mastery inactivity the
spectators came to regard them with great
seriousness but then one of the larger
paadleS slipped his silver collar over his
head, snd the ornament rolled into the
middle oi the ring and lay shining in the
sawdu,t 1t had not been there long
when Maj ~, seeing none OF the others
stir, himself was seized with a desire to
possess the prize, aud sprnng down from
his stool with sly aud clever waggle OF
his tuI. He hopped qu ckly to the collar
and thrust his head snsily through, aud
wa, back on his perch in an instant,
wearing The stolen ornament on his neck
But timt was theft, and did not pass un-
noticed. One If the other five poodles
approached Major and took him in paw,
he could not escape. Then the four hon-
est companions of the constable poodle
organized themselves into sheriff and
his deputies, and went about the business
of hanging Major. Two otthem erected
a pair Of uprights in The sawddst, aud two
others pMcpd cross bar on the top ot
these. The -herifinpproached Major with
a rope, slipped the moose over his head,
aud threw the other end of the rope over
The cross bar. Then the tail the victim
shuuk with terror hut the sheriff splaug
tn his eXecutive position, and at II sigma
Eatt Major was swung into the air. lie
died after a little. Then hearse was
driven in, and the i've living pood es
drove tie body OF their dead companion
aeay iato tie dressing room to play
music.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

FRoG's ANTIDOTE FOR TARANTULA
BITE-A New Orleans gentleman tells
the following curious incident: In Ma
chitoches parish pedestrian noticed on a
lonely road frog fighting desperately
with n tarantula, and tho tarantula re
turned the compliment by singing the
lrog.@ Every time the frog got slung he
would hop to the side OF the road where
some green pIaintain was growing and
nibbble of piece, after swallowing
which he would hop back to the light.
This being repeated about dozen times,
the human spectator, resolved TO satisfy
his curiosity, took out "a jacknite and
ooped Il he plarntan close 30 the roots f,
while the frog and tarantula were carry
ing on their duel. When the lrog got
stung for the seventh time he leaped back
to where the plainlain had been, and, not
finding it, uttered a peculiarly helpless
cry, staggered little, vanly tiled to hop
into the high grass, shuddered, fell over
on his side and gave up the Iost.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

SOME CHINESE REMEDIES. 49, The
witches in Macbeth" seem to have had
IL hand in making up Chimes phnr
macopeis, AN account Of which comes over
from the Paris Exhibition. Among the
most highly reputed drugs and medicines
which the Cels>tials have taken TO Paris,
are variety of exceptional medical Gu
Iiu>ities. The la vac nf grasshoppers, for
instance, dried and roasted, are prescribed
for headaches dried fowls gilzards for
indigestion the inside of stag's horn
fol rheumatism and bronchitis n gut-
nous decoction of donkeys skin /,
labeled AS having great reputation
| being taken in cases OF pulmonary dis
cases while II powder prepared from the
skin of the elephant is recommended lul
according TO the London Gio6e, is 4
tiucture of scorpions, and for tonic pur
poses, the best. though very costly
medicine, is the glutinuus deCoCtinn OF
tigers bones For general antidote,
in many cases the bear's gall is much
admired. The gem Of the whole col
lection, however is curious enough. A
number of live toads are imprisoned in
jar half filed with flour, aud when
the flour is moi,tened with tho saliva
which these creatures emit, iii dled and
kept as powder. The special use to
which th- preparation is put is to take
it a. snuff to produce sneezing, aud in
that way it is regarded rs invaluable in
restoring persons suffering from uinting
fits, e0nvu sions or Mysteries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

SCRATCHES on HoRsEs.-A writer in
the Western Rurdt says he has never
known failure Of carrot poutice for
scratches on horses, aud be gives the fol
towing directions, probably valuable, as
carrot has an excellent effect on many
unhealthy sores. Wash the sores thor.
oughly with warm soft water and CASTLE
soap, then rin.e them off with ciear water,
after which rub dry with cloth. Now
CRATE some carrots (about a pint after
grated and bind them on the sores. The
best way to bind it on is to take cloth
aud wrap it around the sores, letting the
lower edg1 come close down 90 tho hoof,
then tie cord around this lower end
after which put the grated carrot into the
opening at the top of tho 10th. press il
dpwd around the sores, then tie another
cord sround the top OF the cloth, little
above the etlock. This should be re
psated every day for four or five days,
when the scratches vii he cured
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

A VIOLENT TEEATME NT.-A woman
near Prague suffered 80 ,egerely from
geut in the arm that she could not obtain
rert or sleep, and the limb in which the
disease had settled wa, rendered entirely
useless. Her husband, having heard oi u
countyyman who had been completely
cured Of rheumatism after being accident
y stung by zee, persuaded her to try
his d,ugreeable remedy, which, as he
pointed out, could hardly prove SO pain
ful ms the disease. She consented, and
allowed three bees 10 be placed on her
arm and to sting her in several places.
Surprising results ensued. The patient
soon alterward fell into long and deep
sleep, the first real sleep she had enjoyed
for six monls, after which the acute pain
disappeared; and when the swelling pro
duced by the power ef motion and the
gout has not since reappeared.