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And cause this world Ia 'InnYe TINT to come
To winch with s,re. yet iulteuns steps we move
Bles, God for friends ~ Their dear eNtnce shine
1n' 'o''enso E'''e' u u. -o'e Rsr. T. l.. Harrts
o. VERY dark would be our way
While wandering through this vale OF tears,
Did not the light OF friendships ray
Dawn on the darkened spirits fears,
When tempests oil Adversely
Are making dtear cur Lilies blue sky
This curious, changciul world of ours
Without the priceless gift of Friends,
Would be ike Spring without the flowers
Which She TO grace our pathway SENDS,
Or like the Summer and her tram,
Without her vcrnal showers of rain.
1t is the solaccr Of tho
That tarlrIly engirt the heart
The sweetest balm |, bosom knows
When wounded by Affections dart,
And writing in untold distress,
For it csn comfort, soothe and bless.
To know that there are hearts that beat
With love Respectively 10 ours
IL bliss unutteraby sweet
10 perfume richer than the flowers,
Creating in the soul JOY
Which nothing earthly can destroy!
And thou, my gentle friend whose smiles,
Are like the sunbeams to my way,
Whose warm devotedness begulies
The tagging hours of Sorrows day,
Accept TINS humble lay of mine
An offering on Friendships shrine!
. We have been friends together" in
The guelessnt SIS of early youth,
And felt that fervid glow within,
Allied to Purity and Truth,
While Hope made bright this path of ours
With choicest, though decaying flowers
Still let us Journey hand in hand
Adown tire devious vale OF Life
Until we reach the Better Land
That lies beyond TINS one OF strife
Until the cold discovering hand
Of Death shall loose the sllken band
When through the portals OF the tomb
We pass 10 that unshadowed shore,
Where amaranthne f1owrets bloom,
And sn.i5ced ones TIC Deums pour,
Nav Friendships brightly woven chain
Be reunited there again
Cnca " !. Since dscedsea
These will also do; though we tell the
author that youngsters who have passion for
wandering off into the woods to spend the day
there deserve to be birched rather than glorifed.
We have generally found such decidedly disin'
clined to hoeing corn, or any such prosalc mat
tor, except as theme for contemplation and the
study Of the Picturesque. Solitude is good
thing enough in It's season, but habit of wasting
days il transcentental dreaming is bad one, and
should be broken. Better take fsh-p pole than
nothing. However hear our bard
For Tn. Trihnne
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Below.
Sailed.

Packet ship Wellington Chadwick I'm Tondon-s,o
brics unknown. Wind WSW.
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Our Poets.

Yes, we have our Poets-fervent az is our ad-
hotion to Politics and Business-profound though
our devotion 10 Election Returns and Price Cur
rsnts-luminous as are our expositions Of the
prospects Of Pork and Loco Focolsm. Poets not
high on the roll of imperishable fame, perhaps
bu. that does not prove they never will BE- We
are sure they would do better with better treat
ment-but how shall Poetry expand and flourish
in Daily, where it is lable-nay, certaln-to
be pushed aside by any fresh account of a riot
row, or 4 shocking Accidentally al auction sale
or caucus, quack's save or a new perpetual
motion The notion IS absurd.
And yet we hore Poets, as we shall take this
or some other occasion 70 demonstrate, though
they do not always lay themselves out in their
writings for our columns. Yet the following are
what flour.dealer would cali fine mddling
For the NewYerk Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-14

METAL ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
IA FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN USUAi.-1ie subscribers have inyeatet &
m-th; pi covering roofs with plain galvanized pne,.
which they guarantee remain water tight YEAR, when
put by Item The metal sol put int be
affected by the shrinking swelling Vi the panks which l.
sii ar ty tie contraction expansion ot the metal
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses and
sgra U 'h> city, cnvele', bs us ne;h-. i" i'--
t'.rD i'lsvc,, .-,l corner OF 9th aven,e nn 9Th i.
'.hn = Scfernefaotn. E..l, No - Broadway
GSf A,stn. i2g Of Exchange place and Wila.n-st
! Green Pearson. E,g.. Merchants ENchanco Wa.-.;
Geo u. Butler. Es,., No. y Nnsau-.i
Francs Burnt Esq. ~ Broad-.t
Motto. tyen ;hni the Improvement is ne,ereL MI nef-
snns 20 The trade wishing cover roots By the subscribers pun
can otllin permission mod rrute terms
mhifi T. HAHLOR & co. - and 70 Bront-st.
E0Gn FAIRS KID SLIPPERS and TIES. at IS and
By SMITH * H.ARTSHoRNE, I7O Fulton street.
n9 Brooklyn.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, MAY 1Iar. NJ.
CleG red.

Ship, Hercules. Madisnn Liverpool L s X Bridges Ala
bama Bunker james kiver. Va. Wm Nelson.
Bugs Hudson Bra -ton CarrnGs. Ioba, Lord Helen Mar
lBt. Card. - Johns. NJ z Nnniett.
D Bede. Norfolk Sturges x Chairman: Echo. DAVIS Salem
Ma.y Ann. Tuckerman Boston.
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DURcUA.'i IT. Al OHDEh, Or ALrAnN
L DER II. WELLS, Surrogate Of The Coaaty OF W.T.
chester hereby gwen u all -5ots hsriag cas
Sing S,. IN .eiJ County. deceased. present ,l lr.
Win IA, ,Cuch-f. thereof tn uEl-rszud tn Ajns
s,or ffh s,ii teceasri It as place IN n,
d yiileg- o nei3r the fourth day OF September
O''''' THOMAS J. CARMICHAEL.
g37 idntm,rr.ro.
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''ANERN AID ENlSf. Lit s. =, s,-,,,,-
p'-Son vending. DEALING ut O. reta.Is zion. OF 1p
OF, liquors III the Cts OF Newly OH
er.on, who shall sell or dea strong or SplT'uol' II
cor. Except importers ll.t.ler. selling any hGu9r- nj
forte OF distilled hy ;h-m IN quantities above I'VE gallons
,vi;ho;; ir,; ottaa- rate for such pup,e i'.n
Inc Shyo ard Il. respect Adc--n ard Assistant ui ne
Wars m which teg s-veniig Fed SUBJECT iy I'm ilr
eaehoence, To tire peaavo' 50 md ~ 'ls, oil e'gr' 70
he nid tIorai unuen br ldctmelt ~ me and lnp7
sorTent Tween acd tyci4e -cn val therefore % ,'lit'
n the Naror Once, Ciy lnll, between me Nouf; OF ~ .
o-Jcn the day, prescribed rs uuow' ' ehch ''1'''
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]. ]. J. His.
GlLBERH +. FVERSON.
New YORK. April ls. ls+i. upl5 lawbw'

ai5 BTooe street still continues the sale cfh valuable Ne
dcnes winch VIII be administered By competent haui.to al
wnn my aes re them Also bo2r a attendance for nyad
ana tncl ~ can grt no Fce from physicians, 10 CON
SANITY on hand. whUen le rc, bx elehra,ri a,Ir
peptic Wine Gtters and An-corbu.lc Syuuo lr Scrtl,
aud all impurities Of the Blood - '"' Mi I,,.
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pY ORDER OF Joseph " Paddock, Esqar.
ID Sryr Court Conn ,,,iortT N md for ' onty =
..gr.;i,, f.,.t- OF 81 IL MoCRANY now OF in. -
the Of Cacoal the COUNTY % O;iso a"t Stat
m.ts 20 the sid sarf,rn. Court Commissioned uGtst
directions Of the St''ut- concerning A'schr.nr
.y.r.l sb.cori concealed r.,c-, 1-ttOrl
tna, the me viii sold for IN. Of h deots un,,
,,cbr-u ,ccofIiac 10 law within ,hrsr month, ffo 80
-s, publice'ion OF thi, Ard inst re payment Of y
debts aud the delivery OF any property belonging 10 n, "a:
Jbof 10 hun or Tor his >e md the sn>i. Of tny proT-r,
bv hm for .ny purpose whAter.r forbidden b. lew tst
Ar. void Dated ebruafy .. 1919. ERA>TIS COOKE
fl}l,w?rn A-frrnr- for ir.'ch'nr { r-dor
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The following is Comparative statement OF the
condition of,he four prcpa Rochester Bans, compared with
the quarterly returns February The !oun and discount TO
Directors not included the Bank noiss on hand incu
I'LL IN ION
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SECOND BOARD.
p,,,.,,c stoca Exc;,ance. Nay IS.
Sales of Real Estate at auction, May 1s.

z
House md 10, 10 Chcry.s;. lot % feet by 8 BY ~
Frame house and 10, Haltonsi. lot y By lO2 it,. leJ
House and 10; N 2ss, between Sh and Sta avenues
lot . By Is i''7'
The amount of Canal Tolls received at Albany on
Friday last q IN rel,
Wheat 'VpV 'u
Number OF bon cleared 81
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E1-Fr.Lo May ll-Seycral vessels from the Upper Lakes
have entered port lat night with gram prime pay and
Ne observe That take hold with uuc;l Caution
AZ If irnd beng touched Best samples OF W heat are OF
,-r nj s. cent. without sale. a cargo OF Southport sold at
* cents Some trimmed fresh Hides are held 81 cents Sales
OF salt u, 81 l5iq. for export
Flour exce>>vcy heavy, especially Michigan. We notice
sale of go bbs mixed brands ~ 81 and the quantity oil
n i,yoris mill sold with the sane n; az 81 %.
care OF Oats shipping 10; Detroit and cargo OF VI heat
for Canada. Oats plenty IN the streets NJ - cents.
EI2orts by the Canal continue steady and n 4. full volume
z. dining the previous week. buffalo Com. Ad,
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Nv ORDER Of Nathan F. Graves, Eso sumo,

DY ORDER OF Nathan F Traves, Esq. Suprer.
ID Court Commissioned. residing Ooeid. Cari, ~ -.
co.ut, of OH.dd notr- hereby given tia, ,b
he. Issu. Il against :ip estate Of Alison " HSRDlSGs.
an absoudia. concerted debtor due proof ade n
sd Suu-.rn, Conf COmnisCner pursuant 10 n
AZ f, .t.u,- cGnc.rnu- alta hmy1fS s.liuS ahSoor,,
conceded and non rvsI-yu dsbtoT I'd tn.t -. sam, =,
soi I IN, ~ moot Of IN. Gsbts unless the Aon W
Hldiug lrI Ear ard drscntrg suc ttaoane sccnrsIrs
law y..tf three months tom the Bfst TpbcIuon ~ -
prir.9 u TIA: ibs g., nrGt ~ ay d-ts tu hiE1 -
-v~- rro.7t t-ol gII- % r. Il debtor 20 h r,
flr h ~. -aG thr ;sns,f - snT I5op-5 By hi for az
,,., g y.r an. forbidden b, iFT .sI sfr void No..
F-i'.p,ry gs'h 1911. q. ?. CHAPMAN y. htorrsy fo
rsh,q ia,,sn sft2rhIa1 Cr~.tto.
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On SUNDAYS, i The weather tiGe the Cars VIII
hour from City tlnl 10 Harlem md Williams Bridge.
The Cy Hall and 2., Line viii every ten minutes
tf.rni;si Il. day. from ~ y. VI ~ 9 y =. NJ.
The EXfrn Night Line Will leave eth stree, i"r Cy Hail. nj
81, % TO- 10 90 H. u D. Leave City Hall for eth street
At g. g -, 10. ID ~ Il. u -, Il.
es93n % Wi. & CARiAN. sec'y.
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- - t,DtIIN LINf FOX It, fI-t N. NUU 70 y
ia Hornptis,c landings. ....,.. 10 carlp1Ais
y,..-s-y..-zS. W!.>rC lESfDR, Capt Nm H. slt,ca.
sT1'THfE' tat Ed>sn iya Will ieaye The tool oi p
n,at Nr., Y..k ,lay Sunday, excepted ~ c!or t.
Vi CONNECTING a., Hudson wan the hudson ana be[S,9 ha,.
m i-nyc Hudson al'y nj T. NJ the ARRIVAL q" the car.
Ichnr each wiy NJ he intermediate landings For ifei-h or
ans. - ui,pv TO the turtalu on board. ur 20
sTORRS K. STEPHENSON. 70 We: s..
Both hnn,S nave been thoroughly overhaulct and trr ac-
so inIpruy equal any Uonts Tie River.
al additional number of State Rooms having been added
These boats harses- =,
Nork Ami l. 1874 1Io
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tt..IENI ELASTIC SfOt lDER EkACf"--Ih-'u peii
Cy Oi this Brdce all Others Manufactured, achno;
a,s by ali who sc them rnd The extensive demand fox tho
article during the past yenr is sufficient guarantee OF er
utility. This article intended To brace The shoulders strength
IN back. and expand the chest gvn> free acion to The
md bens formed with elastic back VIII be iuuni
impairment the free Of the Anus Parents md
guardians particularly requested t article.
val be found o lulere benefit to children OF ether who
hare acquired the habit STOPPING. aud ndl eEsbe 10 as per-
oltous and entary habits. in brace manufactured
under the pGrGn OF Nh lHrei who he, been
engaged last fifteen years manufacturing different
tc, for tire purpose and confidently Offers the Pa
stc Brace superior 10 article brought under
his observation.
TIE above named article. manufactured and mag he 90.
tane wholesale retail. nj the old establishment Of PAR
SELLS & AGATE, 81 Broadway. corner y, Park Place.
Z. g. 4 continue the manufacture OF their superior article.
the Elastic Riding Belt The superiority OF this article
IN IL perfect adaptation 10 Tie form OF the ease hight
und durability. ai9 m'
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SIMPSONS HOTEL~-The srhscFiaeT tender: rs
~, thinks IN, friends md patrons l the IDen gu
30 MORN Item TINT he Ta removed sreifon % is 2i,'
i-Is bofsI "a - Market whre oc"n tin'ousr
cad anrr.a m all - -inu' departments o
me. and seaeen e~roH # cona.;aic ,n,
i b,.e ,. pre>en; location OILERS every Induce'cut
The aor. and e,iroms are HiFy and cnnysnp sI e
terms such ms chn ~ FL ~ - ia, iIya I'm
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-, NEW.YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
ai1 4 COMPhNY.-s;lt MINER ARRANGED
S; en and after May l.'. 1874 the Cars Will run as
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r,v,ya.-,;r,. VESTS Boarding House has tsc7 70
moved 20 tie hllIinr previously occupied rs NE MN
m inI-e Hotel No. ll2 Gale O3fnbn corner 81 he ~
~ -.h- has been eyieasvciy required md improved
c< arranged in conformity to c room occurred snd ,iioe
81, c,r,s e. n;,py Mason & Futile - Ma
,,b5 vii b. happy to furnish every information to
,sl..rIrr, bound to illTnnl. H.. .. b,.,
Bpn.-rH-Crs requested 10 'oe'h l''t',,iiIS'
b., y the cerE "f IN, house. w1o ~ u Dnil gl
WI ~ i'- i.,.t-'', - ti.,, .-rfyrl is 3aVvH
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~ ri RSt iNCEnf order of the Surrogate of tie Counl
" Of New York Notice hereby given TO all having
clain, against JOSEPH BAlLEN late oi the t'y OF New
York 1cnrlcr deceased, 10 present the vouc5s
thereof TIE subscriber at her residence, No 50 Carroll Place.
the ny of New York before the tenth dny OF October
nest Dated New YORK, the sixth DAY 81 Apcll, ISL
| mo InSNhm+ MANY LANE lAIIEY.
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-, SIr.l,y J. Il ie< lon1 -o1ia aT mn. e ,l.7
- R- md Grt aBuss; ) iuple 0'ri'gri,, ana oi'ei
Fur Tres II Farm v he s3t chs1F anG Sr5it,si ca- 81
syeaue and -J,fe,: \ letter directed 10 a. nt n gn'+'
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Enough for to-day Boy put the rest Of those
verses into the barrel,
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CoUTHUoY & MEYERS, 3!l Be- BRoA ETo, =

0TANTFACTrRERS OF LAMPS. HIKHStE0y u
vi EISDFI ABRA e. and Dealers IN ilOtSt-f ~
NISIIIyC GOODS generuiy.-Bsnr conheceI VIM it 81
the largest qnufac;o-, 10 re Tinted Sait uef 1e
les prrvu,e Dwelling. Steamboats, and ise-st "', me mr.,
ren,ona tane and ui quality not 10 Ne ~ y
m f,,., eo,1,-r E,ler,i attention invited 20 rf tf
and ship Lamps Tor er-n"rny and tht 'ntus ii' ul,s
t-fr the public. No s, iln foCi; CO. p LII We ~.
ic-- f,r fi.,- ,-anarty ~ Tins cFss oi good be
public a,- respectfully rsi - Gail anu ei4ih= '"i ~
se.ves. 49,. r.. $500 81 t..
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ERiEN Dish III.
Rts1ecJ,Diy inscribed 20 a Friend
BY JEMEs LuMpARp.

s1ers God for Friends The poorest lowiiest home
They fill with wcuith Of untold Joy and love.
And cause this world Ia nuye TINT to come.
To winch with s,ire. yet iuterIns steps We move
ples, God for friends m ,hen dear slince' shine
Tho .oitenea elorief vi The Love Divine! p, II.
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In BROOKLYN at li3 Adams =. and
Conner OF STATE ,Sp FURStAE Srs. :. :,
Al>o nj their Bank. cor William and Fncs;s y i N.Y. I'm
|,uAI. COEj.,-Srrercr Peach Orciard Red ,.h C.al.
irnn he S,non nri ~ lem vcins-frg and l'rokcn s.,
stove 81 % Nut s. - wed screened. weighed by cy
ya,rer aud delivered clgincQ any Part oi the ey
Nnplv nj the yard of rernVIci ind chr~I@eie''
ar n, ~! Amos Coal b. the cnreo-feH nnd dn't
I'm
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? ObEtI FAi-NitIt. ! DllIdi1-
AGiiiH MORGAN. Commit.
ShE% II. WELLS. tee.

Whlie PIaIls, NAY 10 81. NO 10
CORPORATION NOTiCE-PuIlc ,'otice : hereby zen
y 10 tie owners occupant or OCCUPANTS. 81 ri
Houses and Lots. improved GGlmpfuvcd 1nds. ate ~
thereby. that the following assessments have been completed
by the A-,n and are lodged W the street torH;nner
i for ey.nngt by Nil persons interested. Reria
ing Tcny .fDuith street from the fith a. tc Eighth avenues
embracing lot, both sides u Twenty fourth street between
the Fiah and the Eighth avenues.
All persons whose affected by the above named
a,..nIef,s aud who opposed the same. either Of
thcn are requested To present Their objections writing TO the
undersigned the Street Commissioners Office with - days
from the date of tins notice. JOHN EN EN,
Street COMMISSIONER AMI Chairman OF the Assessors.
Stncl q az. nis,inners Office Nlnv 10. lSii. mlO
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The steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Captain l. 6 Cq;''
,enisn Nlor.ay Welrssey, Friday and Sundny. + ,
Tie steamboat Ct ETS PECK. Ca;t!ln I" M H. fecH'
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. ~ , L. NJ u.
Passengers taking I'm. nc 90 boats VII arrive IN :ty -
sfg tune 10 take the Morning Trans OF Can Tor the a ~
NSt. ,..t 49,, ..,.,,.l, 81
with row sn elegant State CONS. and tor speed anu accom-
fu,~lario.l> ire un-ivue ou the Hudson;
For passage or freight, nppiy on board. orto
ma, T. 4. :, III i.tI. ~ The piro on he - iar
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submitted by them for the regulation of the bank
was always voted dowL by Biddle and bis friends.
We could also show that the amount Of money
loaned to members OF Congress, at the time when
the Bank was asking Congress for re-charter,
was sufficient to carry measure Of that kind
through almost any legislative body.
Then we ask our readers, after taking into con-
sideration the admissions made by the bank direc-
tors-the statements of the government directors
the refusal Of the bank directors to permit the
government directors any participation in the
affairs of the bank--the amount of money loaned
to members Of Congress--can we not say with
safety that such an institution is dangerous to the
safety of any peoplel
"7Ae question, Mr.. Speaker" said James X.
Polk. on the floor Of Congress, sis schether zoe
shall haue republic tcithout bank, or bank
tcithout a republic" This, then, is the question
for US to decide at the approaching contest.
We use the term, "bank directors" for the pur
pose Of designating those appointed by the stock
holders from those appointed by the government
We may resume the consideration of this subjec
hereafter.
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MtLrrARY NOTICE.

The Commissioned, Field and staff Officers,
and Captains, Leutenants, or other officers com.
mandiing volunteer Militia companies, are hereby
notified, to be and appear in the town Of Woods
field, with their commands and companies, on the
third Tuesday of August next at ten O'Clock A. M.
for the purpose of attending Brigade muster and
Encampment, to continue at least three days; arm
intend then to organize the Brigade into Regi
ments and Battalions, and order them offcered ac'
cordingly. Come all that feel themselves interest
ed-raise new companies and bring them up te
camp. E. ClSNE, b. =. "a b.
july I2, 1874. 2Srd. d. o. M.
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NOVICE

is hereby given, that six weeks after date, appli
cation will be made to the Register of the Land Of
fee at Chcothe in the State of Ohio, TOR certif-
cate of forfeited land stock, tor the amount paid on
the North West quarter Of section thirty six in
township two of range FIVE, in the Marietta Dis :
trict, entered on the 2lst day of August, A. d.,
1916, and forfeited for nonpayment agreeebly to-
law, and now claimed by us as heirs at law Of John
McVay, deceased under the act of the 23d OF May,
1928, entitled an act for the relief Of the purch
sers Of the public lands, that have reverted for
non-payment of purchase money" the original.
certificate ofthe purchase of which has been losts
OF destroyed.
George Cline s. Emily Samuel JMepdy ~.
his sote, formerly En- Edmund Hui and Me
In .1Icpav. issa has ,cife, fcr-
.aUery Hill and Lapina merty .het'ssd NC
his ,oife, formerly La uay.
nina Mcpau. Henry Moray.
Robert Ferrel and Cya- Dauid Cline and Jane
thia his ,pife, formerly his toie, tormeriyf
Cvnthia .Mcuap jane .Mcvdy.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,,
Atty for Applicants
June 81, 1914.
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CHI E A
BOOK & STATIONARY
STORE.
UNION STREET, WHEELING, vi.

JOHN ]. HASWELL,
p RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Mon
~ roe County, that he keeps for sale very gene
raj assortment of
BOOKS AND STATIONAR
of the most approved editions and manufacture,
which he offers, wholesale on retail, at the lowest
cash prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS
in general use, from the Primer, to the highest class
of Mathematics complete assortment of
MEDICAL BOOKS.
including the Text Books of the different Medical
Colleges, and of
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS,
adapted to the wants of almost every religious de-
nomination, embracing several editions OF the Holy
Bible, Protestant and Catholic Prayer Books, Pres
byterian Psalms and Hymns, Campbell and Rice's
Debate, with large assortment OF
Miscellaneous Works tor general or scientific
Reading.
Memoir oRANDUM, DAY BOOKS, LEDGERs,
JOURNALS, &C.,
il common Use kept constantly on hand, and
BLANK BOOKS
manufactured to any pattern, of the best materials
without delay. Agreat variety of
Wall Papers and Borders
also form an article of stock, which are offered a
reduced prices.
NIB. The highest price given for Rags in ex
change.
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Z. rs r.

OF letters remaining in the Post Office at Woods
field, on Ist July, which if not called for before the
Is Of October will be sent to the General Post of-
fee as Dead Letters.
B-Buchanan Wm. Jr., Buchanan VIM, Baily
VIM. Jr., Brown Elihu, Bracey Samuel, Beach
John, Barrett A. S.
C-Calyert John, Cox d. A.
D-Detwiler Samuel, Dearth VIM, Daugherty
Daniel
EFarnsworth David 2, Fletcher Thomas, Foster
Wm., Frush Henry.
G-Guthry Samuel, Gowler Jacob Henry,
H-Hastings John 2, Harris John, Hamilton VIM
Hawkins Jarrad, Harmon David, Hendricks
Thomas.
LJenny John, John James M.
K-Keylor Daniel, Keltch James, keenan, MIS-
Margaret.
L-Long Michael.
yM-Moore John, McTague Stephen, Milne James
Myers Frederick, Morris Philip, Maxwell
Reuben. -.
| S-Simmons James NJ, Shocking Sebatian.
U--Uppold Jonathan.
W-Whlte Rachel =,
Persons calling for the above letters will pleas
JIG. FLEMING, P. M.
| Woodsfield, July LIST, 1874.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ON Saturday the 10th day of August, 1914, be-
tween the hours ofl0 O'Clock A. M. and 4oclock
P. NJ of said day, at the door Of the Courthouse,
in the town of Woodsfied Monroe County Ohio;
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the property of Abel Atkinson Decd.
to wit: the north part the north east quarter Of
section l2 township three, and range four, bound
ed as follows: on the south by the lands Of Sarseld
Clark, on the west by quarter section line and the
lands of Stephen Atkinson; on the north by Sec
ton line, and ON the east by said section line sup
posed to contain sixty acres.-Terms one half the
purchase money in hand, and the balance in II
months with interest from date. To be sold sub
ject to the dover estate of Mary Mays
MARTIN TROY, Admir-.
July II, 1S44-5t.