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Danbury & Norwalk R. R.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 7rH, 1878.

Leave panbury for south Norwslk. %So oM A. \. connecting with trains Tor New York, 4:SrM New Havon ana bridgeport. ''' ''s 'F' s;io P. N.-Frcight and Passenger Accommodation.
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REGISTRARS REPORT.

The Registrars report of births, mar riages and deaths for year 1878:
 Whnla pura bnr Of hi irtha
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[Lines suggested by the death of Mrs Jerome Botsford, and respectfully dedi- cated to her children.1
 uspsR THE eaow. ses
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IN MEMORIAM.

MI Rs5. y. Js Sandy Hook, Conn.
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beon six thousand printed. At the same timo we saw pictures of Monte Ranson, the actress of whom Mr. Bctts has takeE fifty dfffcrei positions. Mrs. Bctts as- -i5ts her husbanl, and to her much praise is due for the excellent pictures that are finished i'll this gallery.
 Thurs lay morning, the citizens of Newtown awoko to find the SHOW falling rapidly. and the prospect for .nore good slcighing greatly improved from what 1t indicated Wednesday, afternoon. The snow continued to fall until about 1-2 o'clock and navigation was difficult.
 Thanks to Patrick Gannan, who about 10 o'clock in the morniiis took out Mir. M. c. Hawleys horse and snow plough and broke good paths up and down the street at points whore most needed. Those who s'lo not have to scats much ont of doors cannot appreciate the advantages of good ItthS through deep SHOW, as flo those who are compelled to be out. The person who breaks paths such n day as Thursday was ought to he paid for their trouble, and we wouif like to sec it become fashionable that every time a snow comes, that the horse and plough go over the village and nuke paths. Nc believe that the citizens would contribute tn, ir mite to pay for :.
 Fife annual ohlsch meeting of the 'Cnngrosati3na Church Was iIeld Jan. g. The pastor presented lis annual report, 1iyins various sta!isties, from which it appeared there were only two deaths
 during the year 1878: fonsauen were ad- tttsi to tie c'sstfc.i tear .blptize and four dismissed tO uther rhurhes. Tho Trpas-
 slrcr of ths church and the Superintendent ut tho Sabbath School ;siio ,n;Iae reports. after which the fVliowiAg officers were elected for the year 1879 Clerk, Rev. J. '. Hoyt; Treasurer, III. S. Otis; Church Committee, M. 6 Otis. Mrs. M Clifford with the Pastor and Deacons :Superinten- denS of Sabbath School, Dca. w. VI. Porkins Secretary and Treasurer of sunday School, Mas Carrie Northrop i; Librarian, Frank Perkins. Tho Society s meetii'x was hold Monday. Jan. 18th.
 and tlle usunI 0fyIeaf& t,iected. whose
 names Nc hayn not a<esrf fafhed-
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Out from her home dear n,ethar has hurriod Answering call, III ust aiiesrn to huow:
 Away from Hsr loved ones. tonight sue Hes busied Out in the moonlight, under the snow. Quietly resting, her last sleep she's sleeping. lIulnr a man La nII Iluri Y her.
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NIGHr SESSION.
PORTLAND ITEMS.
Coal OH Excitomont

PORTLAND w. VA. DEC 18th. 1873.
Correspondence Oakland Herald.
Our place Is presenting something
Of the appearance Of 1866, when the
oil excitement Of West Virginia was
At Its full fever. Several parties rep.
resenting the heaviest oil producing
companies in the country have been,
and are now here, prospecting aud
making srrangementsi to develope
this section. Mr.. Parsons has leased
all the territory for miles around
Portland. and will commence work
sinking wells within the next sixty
days. We had a conversation with
Hon. John 2. Jones this morning he
informs us that Messrs. Parsons and
Crimes, both experienced oil men, say
here is unquestionebly no better in
locations any where than here Tor
OIL. Mr.. Parsons has developed
twelve different locations tor oil W tn
. the last fifteen years aud says he
iinds the evidence Tor il here equeal,
If, not better, thsn In McKesn couu-
ty, Peunsy WANNA, or Cataraugus
county. New York. This bet says
Mr.. Parsons, ia at the same elevation
as the oil section OF PENNSYLVANIA,
between the Monongaheia Ailegany
rivers with the same peculiar rocks,
and ne being a practical man, is Ger
tain OF finding the best quality o.
lubricsting oil, The STANDARD oil
company are now developing new
territory all the time, and this is Par
sons special business. There will BE-
two wells sunk at once, one on Salt
lick one mile from here, and the 9th.
er on the Hon. John I. Jones land,
four miles from here. Property is
ADVANCING rapidly IN Portland, aud
should the prospect be half as -four
fishing as represented by experienced
oil men, Cranberry summit vii be
the oil metropolis Of the land. Far
II rs who wanted to sell their land
now refuse Almost any price. Bus
mess oil every kind rs good and pro
duce low. The stores are always
crowded and shook business getting
to be good J. ?. Jones is running his
shops to their fullest capacity. Teams
are again crow ing our streets, losd d.
ed With slaves. The future looks
bright for Portland. We are bound
TO be commercial cputre.
JONAS.
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PLEASANT THINGS

Pleasant to know that he is send
ing bis welcome paper to hundreds
OF families, who are delighted 10
read it. Pleasant TO announce the
fact that an important victory has
been gained which Gin his opinionl
will result favjrably to the county
generally. Pleasant to record the
fact hat when disease has yelled GER
tain localities in mourning that health
Is being rapidly restored and that
dear ones and loved ones, are con
valescent. Pleasant to 80 to the
Post Office and return ladened with
a list OF new subscribers who did mt
forget to send the price Of subscrip-
tion Pleasant to get a large num-
Der Of articles from corr espoudents
short spicy and to the point, lust
waat the people want to hear. Not
81 pleasant to say We as a party are
defeated and with fallen hopes be-
compelled to cay we are retiograd-
ing. Not SO pleasant to say Mr.. So
and So has departed this hie, nd
Ing an arrow to many hearts That
Miss So and So rs gradually sinking
That the epidemic in such section
Is increasing I'm Gttaiitv. No eo
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Written for the Teachers Department.
QUALIFICATIONS
Essential and Necessary.
BY AN Old TEACHER.


ESSenhul,-The teacher should &C
quaint rlmse aClth lyhat Is transpir-
aag an the lOorld around INN, vita ali
the improvements in the fields o
science, add everything noss.bls TO
his stock OF general information, so
that when occasion demands 1t he
may draw upon this fund,
He should have a knol0icdge of
youthiuI tastes and incl nat on8, and
how to direct them, Tuere Is no
her profession in which 1t Is 80 i'm
perItIysly demanded. The teacher
has to deal with pupils OF al posslo
tastes and lncInatlons, and his abil-
ny to control and direct them deter.
mines ms success.
He should possess a kuo,Oled5e Of
tie d 6ereat spheres IN life, aud how
utnzs this knowledge In individual
Instances. Since it is not intended
that all shou,d occupy the same
spherein lite, their training should
not he the same. The difference
should begin ia school life. The
tastes OF children differ; these tastes
should be discovered, and directed
III proper channel, IN order to prop
erly fit them lor their employ ment
during life. We do not maintain
that the prime object Of education
Ia to train with view TO the en-
ploy ment of lie, but this is uuques-
uonab,y one ollts prominent tjeCts.
He shold possess knowledge Of the
educational sentiment of tie commu.
nifty IA which he teaches aud how
TO lmroye IT,. Many erroneous views
prevail 10 regard to the object oil
education, az well as to the methods
Of instruction. By becoming &C
quuuJed with The educational sem
timeut OF the community, ue prepare.
himself for their removal! At the
same time he learns where, by judi
cl0us eucourag emeut, he stimulate
into vigorous growth correct senu-
mento tuat are struggling for exist
ence Tuis 10 field ln which bis
influence for good becomes a power,
. If properly used, and st. isuo 4essbIs
duty 10 cultivate it chan tls TO tram
the minds Of h.s pupils We have
gwen, very bueNyaIewoI tbe stand.
dard qualifications every teacher
who desires TO be a teacber pa the
true sense Of the word, .bouid poe
sess p assessing them be succeeds
| Lacking them file p. $. a.
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Reported COR the Teachers Department.
Pleasant District Institute.

Reported COR the Teachers Department.
Pleasant District Institute.
Convned-Dec 81. at 10 A. NJ. at
Sugar Valley and opened by Go.
Supt P. r. Smith. After DEVOTION
al exercises, J. II. Feather was APP
pointed Chairman and J A. Feather
was elected Sec'y. The Institute
omitted elias drills and resolved it.
self into a committee OF the whole
tor the consideration OF the methods
Of imparting knowledge to pupils
and the best methods Of presenting
difficulties that annoy the teacher
and stay the progress of the pupi'.
The teachers engaged readily and
heartily and made the day sessions
lively, interesting and beneficial.
Tue night session was devoted TO
lectures, essays, oratious and lie
ba con rohiblting Foreign Emmi
grafton. Prof S. W. Smith and a
choir Of excellent singers enlivened
the excuses with splendid music.
The Institute rendered a vote OF
thanks 10 P II Smith, J. II. Feath-
er, the choir and others that took
part, and adjourned to meet IN four
weeks at Chldester School House.
j II FEATHER SECY.
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NELSON RUE'S PATENT
ADJUSTABLE BRACE GATES

The above are certainly the very best
gates eve, offered for the conside alton OF
The farmers of this country. Hundreds
of these gates have been sold to farmers
in this county, and in every instance
they have given entire satisfaction.
MIR. Charles G.. Craig, OF this Ois riot,
has bought the right to sell Il csc gates i'm
Taylor, Marshall, Ohio, Brooke, Hancock
and q part OF Preston. lie is a thorough
~ reliable man. is u farmer, and viii call
up the farmers OF the above named
counties shorty either in person or by
an agent. County, district, sub~district
and farm rights Tor sale on reasonable
terms. Every farmer buys the gaze on
SIGHT. Address Mr.. Craig at kingwood
Preston county, for terms &c.
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Rev. Gee. p. Hays, the able Pres
ident Of Washington and Jeff-rson
College, has placed his resignation
In the hands OF the trustees, to take
effect ca the first of April next.
This action OF President Hays will
occasion general regret among the
friends OF the college for TO bis un-
firing exertionS and ability as an
educator is due the high position
which Washington and Jefferson oc-
cuples among the best educational
institutions. Prof. Hays health has
been SO much impaired by constant
hard work IN the interests OF the
school, that as a matter Of prudence
to himself he concluded to resign his
position.
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w. Balzer Fromhart.
IN DEBT.

WEST VIRGINIA, s.:
At Rules held in Cler<'s Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Preston county, OF the
first onday Of December. 1873.
John =. Murdoch, administrator OF
James Plum, deceased. and Joan DAILY
vs.. Hannah Wright ct al.
IN EQt ITY.
The object of this suit il to enforce a
vendors lien And it appearing that the
defendants John Wright, Jesse W right
and William Wright are not residents OF
this State. they arr, therefore. hereby re-
CURED 10 to appear here, at Rules 10 he
held t'r said Court, on the first Monday
OF January next, and do what is uecessa
ry To protect their interes * herein. And
ON the motion OF the plaiDtilfs by their
attorney, il * ordered that the foregoing
be published i'm The West virginia Arg
uS-a weekly newspaper pubis cd in
this county. y copv-Te-t:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Gustavus Cresap, Atty tor FrT. [Sll
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Fun Biographical references.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


"Lippinco,ts Biographical Dictionary,
according to the unanimous opinion of
distinguished sch lars, il the best work
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ence ever issued from the press. "-l Phil.
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commissioners Notice.

Julia A. Basnett, administrators of ia
cob Basnett, deceased.
VS..
Samuel Snider, James IT. ManOwn, J.
Ami Martin, IN his own right and ~
trustee, w Ham G.. Brown, Wulitm IL.
Grimes, David Martin, HoZekiah Poll. j.
Milton Allen, William NJ. Garner, Cons
rod Albright and other creditors; John
NJ. Ba~nctt, BeaN Basnctt. Charlotte
Martin, late Charlotte Basnett, Oliver
Berry, Belle Morris and Andrew J. Nor
lis, her husband, Caroline Weidman and
David Wcidman, her In sband, Arthur
Litmun AID Carl Litman, children aDd
heirs ut law OF Mary Berry, late Mary
Busuett-all heirs at law oil Jacob Bas-
nett, deceased.
Is EQUITY.
BY decree rendered by the Circuit
Count OF Preston county, in the above
mentioned cause, on the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, 1873, The said cause was referred To-
amy one of the Commiss Oncrs OF the
Sid Court, who IS directed To- audit state.
settle and report tic stale and condition
Of the administration account of plaintiff.
as administrators Of the estate OF jacob
BaSncit, deceased, that he ascert dn and
report the real estate II which the said
Jacob Basuctt died seized or entitled to.
giving % description and location thereon
the amounts thereof to whom owing the
character, order and prIVritics OF the
same, that he take proof ascertain and
report any lid unpaid debt due from
said estate. the amount thereof, ANA to
whom owing, and thlt ne report any 9th
en- pertinent matter deemed proper by
himself. or which beng pertinent, may
bc required by amy of the parties.
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Proceedings of the Institute.

Institute met at 10 o'clock a. NJ =.
at the Academy in X ng wood, on the
morning of Decembe 80 1873, and
was called to order by Co. Supt.
Smith On motion, Miss Venis Potter
was elected Secretary After arran.
glng the programme for the after
noon. the Institute adjourned till
O'Clock P. NJ.
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The South has no notion of re-
mHuiug solid Que moment longer
than this sectionalism ia kept alive
We neither want soli2 South nor 4
solid North, and in the interest OF
the country we depreciate all such
silly blather.
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which the following subjects were
discussed by the Institute: How to
prevent whispering "Tardrness. -
Fighting" and "Truancy"
The rronoun ami how to teach
il" was then introduced by Stephen
Stansberry, and then discussed by
the Institute.
After a recess Of 10 minutes Miss
Venia NJ. Potter entertained the an
dience by select reading, subject.
The School Master" followed by
Mr.. Chas, Cable with lecture on
Grammar in Gsner,i.' The Qnery
Box wac ten opened, and ,he ques-
ton, "Should religious instruction be
given in the school room" was then
partially discussed by the Iusti ute.
after which 1t adjourned 10 meet at
7 o'clock p N.
NIGHT SESSION,
Institute met and was called to
order by Co. Supt. Tue Question,
Does the tendency Of the times aud
events indicate the dowafiDl of our
Republlc?" was then read discussed
by WIN. N. o. Dawson and Joseph
II. Hawthorn on behal. Of the affirm
alive And U. S. Fleming aud job II.
Holt on tehslf OF the Negative; al
ter which the Institute adjourned to
meet at 9 o'clock on Thursday morn.
ing.
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IREsToN eOUNTY C0UNrs.

Tho Circuit Courts are beld on the
seventh dov OF April Srd the seventh
dav OF October.
Che County Courts are held on tho
first Monday In January, second Mon
day in March. third Monday ~ May,
first Monday in July. first Monday in
September, and third Monday i'm Noyem-
ber.
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The hand on the dial points to the
high noon Of night, and the world Of
action fluids that the orld Of sIumber
has imperceptibly launched it ore
the portals OF a New Year. The old
year is gone, on 1T rests the lights
and shadows OF the past, and there
9th it rect lifes bitter memories OF
the past; drag not their unhaliowed
hatreds across the threshold Of the
New Year-to poison It's present en-
joyment and future happiness,
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would be interested In hearing Of the
great contest over the Blaine reso-
luton | give you below. short and
imperfect description by an eye.wit-
ness. 1t was to commence at
o'clock. / reached the Capitol at
1880 p NJ and found the last seat
IN the gallery bad been filed at ii
A NJ but through the kindness OF
Senator Davis, l was al mltted 10 tie
Senate hcor, and after shaking bands
with our worthy representative, Hon.
B. f. Martin, | turned around Just
In time to see the Senator from
Maine arise aud address the Vice
President. He spoke forty five
minutes, reading from manuscript
ca euIly PREF ared s,ee b. Ii was a
fiue effort, and we'll delivered; but
bang read closely, be did no; dis
play the oratory expected, and
which suppose he IS capable of do
lug He was followed by a magn. f.
cent effort from Senator Thurman.
aud as he spoke extemporaneously,
he threw his whole power into IT
He is a much Guer speaker than |
had supposed. Blaine was not APP
plauded until be had flushed his
percratIou, but Thurman had pro
cseded bot lew Minutes until there
Was general outburst Of applaupe.
which would have been often re-
peated had not abe Vice President
gave notice upon it's repetition tho
galleries would be cleared. He was
followed by Lamar from Mississippi,
IN very e!oqCent speech, full OF
beautiful sentences, as well as un-
exec ptIonable sentiments. He is "A
very fac speaker, and it seemed to
me, some Of his sentences were grand
er in thought than either oIhers, and
# his record was as uuexceptlonable
as his speech that day, should then
think HIM one OF the gr, attest men l
ever be rd, and as it ip, he is Ger
taluly one Of the most eloquent.
Judge Edmnnds followed 10 some
very happy remarks. aud while he
only spoke few minutes, he SAID
someot the sharpest and most search
ing things / ever listened to, and that
too in the mudest aud kindest way,
making very goo impression. He
rs one o. he ab.est men in the Re-
publican party, and ha, few equals
in thls country, for good sound sense
aud we'glt AZ statesman.
Ia all 1t Was q magnificent sGair
/ passing off IL the best Of humor. al
/ though the most intense excitement
prevailed IL lasted two hours and
there was about three thousand peo-
| pie present. Both parties went
home thinking their men hal done
vel ,'sDd claiming a decided victory.
| Congress is moving on quietly. al.
though rapidly progresslng with Its
task, having already passed a number
OF important bills.
The ARGUS isa welcome visitor TO
. The U. S Snip Alarm and is al
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flowing from the eastern end OF the
Ridge flow east into the Youghega-
ny RIVER.
The frequent snow storms had
duited orr roads 80 much that trav.
cling Yves sus pended for some days,
but they are now open again.
The Wild deer that abound in our
woods have but little rest during
those suoWe. There seem to be as
many hunter as deer; 30 the poor
tbugs zee but little rest, although
our hunters do not use such unfair
means as sone do-such as running
them with hounds, Running deer
with hounds is not allowed here.
Oar rule here is 10 kill any dog
caught after deer. Several Of our
hunters have been quite successlul.
Mr.. A. Motifs has killed five, John
Wotgng two aud other parties have
been equally successiul.
Oar school, taught by w, 3. Free
land, Il progressing, although the
attendance har been very small, hur
we hope it Will be better in the fu-
ture. Mr. f. seems to erj'y DEAR
hunting in tue extrem There IS
one feature in his hunting tina, seems
to differ from those OF whom we
have mentioned, that is, be goes OF
an evening, and does not return un-
til the Screaming of the chickens
tells him that it is breakfa time at
Johns. Fox.
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Notice to Cred tors.

To the Creditors Of Jacob Basnett. do
ceased
In pursuance Of n decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the County Of Preston. made i'm
cause therein pending, To subject the
real estate OF the said Jacob Basnctt TO
'he payment Of his debts, Won are rpouir-
GO To- present your claims against tho
sad Jacob Basnott Tor adjudication to
0ohh NJ. crane, Commissioner, mt his
office in she said County. ON. or before
the -3d day OF December, next.
witness, smith Crane Clerk of said
O"uTi' thiS 20 b day Of November 1873.
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
John Btrton Payne, PINS Counsel.
lnO3OH $3.50.
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CONTNI<FHG

Memoirs oftte Emins Persons q all
Ages and Countries, and Accounts OF The
various subjects OF the Morse, HindOo,
and AISLE Nythologies. with the Pro-
nunciation of their names in tie Differ
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This Invaluable work embraces the
following peculiar features in an eminent
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/. Great completeness and concise
ness in tie biographical sketches.
Succinct hut comprehensive ac--
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subjects OF Mythology.
III. \ logical system OF OTthogTphy.
N. The accurate pronunciation OF the
names.
V. Full Biographical references.
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TEACHERS DEPARTMENT.

samuel r. Wiley will have charge of
this depar mcnt. and all communications
for it should be addressed to him at
BrucetOn Mills. Preston county, w. Va
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SECOND DAY.

Institute met pursuantto adjourn
ment, called TO order by c.. Sutt.
Prayer by Rev. T. W Cailester. AZ
ter which the regular programme
vas taken up, az lolIoWs: lat. How
TO teach Grammar TO beginner" was
introduced by MIss Aic, B ,yIes, af.
ter which The subject WAS generally
discussed by the Institute. Tue
Qnery Box was then opened aud
quite lively ADD Interesting discus-
sion ensuei over the various toplts
suggested. The question, "Sl.u d
a teacher have larger scholars hear
primary classes, 10 cases oil limited
time 2' WAS then thoroughly disauss
ed by he Institute, after which Mr.
a. i McMilso lec,ured on school
Economy"
Mr. Joseph GRAHAM then introdu-
csd the subject, How TO toacn Gs-
ography Mise Flora BonaGs.d l5..
weiJy giving Der method Of teach
ing Mental Arithmetic" Both
Performance provoking considerable
discussion by The teachers. alter
which the Institute adjourned unt.
JPN
hrrEREooy SESSION.
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FURNITURE.
FOR SALE.

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win AL the necessary patterns and fix
lures. This lathe is new one. never
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Weaiso have q second hand Tenonine
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