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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-09

UEI.N1sGLnb's EXTRACT
HsUCHsU
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excessos Habits of Dissipation, Early
Indiscrction, or Abuse,
Attended with the following symtoms
Indispositon to Excrtion, Los Of power,
Loss of Memory. Difficulty of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror of Disease, WakcfulDess,
Dmncss OF Vision Pain in the back
Universal Lassitude Of tho Flushing of the Body
Muccular System, Eruptions on the Face,
Hot Hands, Pallid Countenancc,
Dryncss Of the Skin.
These symtoms, if allowed TO go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed by those
'direful diseases,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering but
none will confess The records of the insane Asy-
ums md the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the truth of the assertion.
The Constitution, once Affected with Organic
Weakness.
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and in
| vigorate the system, which "Hembold's Extract
/ Buchu'' invariably does. a trial will convince
/ the most skcptical.
FEMALES, FEMALES. FEMALES.
| Old or young single, married, or contemplating
! marriage,
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract
Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy, MS in
Chlorusis Retention, rrcgulRrity, Paiufulness,
Suppression of the Customary Evacuations Ulceuted
| or Schirrous state Of the Uterus, l.eucOrhca, oI
Whites Sterlity, and for all complaints incident tC
the SEX whether arising from lndiscretion, Habits o
! Dissipation, or in the
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-09
GENUINE PREPARATION Ms

A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER KIDNEYS, GRAVEL AND DROPSI-
CAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion,
and exeites the Absorbents into healthy action, by
which the Watery Calcerous depositions, and all
Unnatural Enlargements are reduced, well pain
and inflammation, and is good for men, women, OF
Children.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-09
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EsHk

reflect thai a sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubia happiness.
Indeed without these, the journey through life he
comes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
darkcns to the view; the mind becomes shadowed
with despair and filled with the melancholy rohec-
tion that the happiness Of another becomes bghted
wit ON owl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-09

DR. Sweets 1pflllib'e Liniment
Is for sale by all Druggists Price 25 and so cents
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-09
GTlsI TxkxE TSSSsT1CgB.An NOTICE.
Young MEN

have injured themselves by certain practice
.dulged in when alone. n habit frequently leurned
from evil companions, at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt when asleep, and if not
cured renders marriage impossible and destroys
both mind and body. should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country the darling ofhis parents should be snatched
from all prospects and enjoyments of life, by the
consequence of deyiattng from the path Of nature
and indugngi in certain secret habit. Sucn persons
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-09
Northern Central Railway
SIMMER ,FE7sE ,NAFsE.E.

TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 and from the North and
West Branch Snsluohanna, Elmira, and all Of North.
ern New York.
NN and after MONDAY, APRIL Goth, 1863,
I the Passenger Trains of the Northern Central
Railway will arrive at and depart from Sunbury,
Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows, VIZ:
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OF THE PRESS

The many thousands cured at this institution year
afer year, and the numerous iInportent Surgical
Operations performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by
the reporters of the 'Sun,' Clipper and many
other papers notices Of which have appeared again
ard again before the public, besides his standing
n gentleman of character and responsibility, is a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-09
sNIN EIISEASg.S SPEEDILY
REID

Persons writing should be particular in directing
their letters ohis Institution, In the following maneT
BOAsN NJ. JOHNSTON, va. E1.,
ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital Baltimore, Md.
February q, lS63-ly.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-25

Major General Pleasanton closed yester
days battle At Independence BY capturing 4
largo number of prisoners and 3 pieces d
artillery; this morning opr line formed tive
miles south of Kansas city, on the West.
port road; skirmishing continued several
hours when tAelFhole force advanced, and
heavy fighting {yued; the enemy fell back
and formed ney Zine mile and hall
from their 6st position. An artillery en-
,gagement then eDpued; our infantry slowly
advancing; fighting kept up ten miles from
this point, the enemy gradually falling
back. Pleasanton they capsin on our leff
and grand charge follows, srssslting In 2
total rout to the enemy. When our inform
ant left the front, our whole cavalry was
in vigorous pursuit, the infantry following
Gen. Blunt's command Of volunteer force
was on the left, Gen. Deitzeler in the CEN
tire, and composed, of militia, who behaved
calamity. The I'd Colorado regiment, Col.
Ford. in the thickest Of the fight, made
several brilliant charges.
Gen, Deitzeler and Gen. Curt is was con-
stantly with the advance. Our loss was
not heavy, that of the rebels, from the
number dead and wounded left on the field
must be very great. .su.. nav, 81
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THE DANISH QUESTION.
From Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 24.-The Journal says
the rebel General Lyon has five hundred
men under his command, and that his move
to the south side of the Cumberland river
is supposed to indicate an attempt to strike
a: Nashville and the Northwestern Rail
road, near Charlotte.
Four regiments Of rebels are reported al
Centreville, Hickman county. ..#
Scouts report Forrest again crossing the
Tennessee river, below Florence, Ala.
A force of four hundred rebels was al
Owonsboro on Friday.
A guerilla leader, called Col. Chenweth
was in Henderson on Friday His band
committed but few depredations.
1t is thought the several outlaw band
scattered along the Ohio river, between
mouth of Salt river and Evansville, viii
number two thousand.
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Loss or THE WHEELING STEAMER DIME
The Louisville Journal Of Saturday, in
its account Of the sinking of the Wheeling
steamer Diue, says:
The steamer Dime, side wheel boat Of
cue Hundred and fifty tons burden; Captain
". IL. Caffrey, master, bound from Louis
Vile to Nashville, in descending the falls,
a'out eight and half o'clock yesterday
morning passed safely through the shallow
water, and, when near the eddy, joint OF
one Of the steam pipes blew out, and, in at
tempting to fix it, the engineers hand was
Ganght IN the machinery, and several Of
lis fingers badly crushed. In the moment
OF accident and pain he became confused,
and uoable to manage the engine. Captain
NaFbIe was at the wheel, and, being ig,
norant Of the trouble on deck, could not
control the boat She drifted madly with
tue swift current, and, striking the right
hand wave rock, sunk. She lies on the
rocks IN shallow water, aud it is probable
,Iat toe greater portion of her freight viii
DC saSed-that in the hold in damaged
condition.
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Operations i'm Kansas.

KANSAS CRY. Oct 23-The fight Yes
terday between Little Blue river and indie
pendence, was very gallant affair, we
fought Prices's entire army Tor five hours
McLeans Colorado battery silenced the
rebel guns. COL Hoyt made gallant sa-
bre charge with battalion of the 18th
Kansas, and the Cd Colorado cavalry. We
lost sixty killed and wounded;, among the
former is Major Smith. Our total loss is
400. We evacuated Independence, falling
back to Big Blue The militia have arrived,
and this morning we hold the line Of Big
Blue. Generals Curtis, Blunt, AMI Dietzler
are on the ground. a@
About two this morning, COL Jennison,
with tho 18th Kansas and several guns,
was attacked at Byron's Ford dy heavy
column Of the enemy, and about P. NJ,
the rebels forced the ford; Jennison falling
back towards Westport and the State line
and Colonel Moonlight went to his resi-
dence. Both commands got separated from
the main force. A portion of the Kansas
militia was found near Pedestrians Mills
but were compelled to retreat, falling back
to Showdown. The main body.of mill
tia marched to Kansas city, others are still
here where our headquarters now are, they
occupy the entertainments, and are in good
spirit. ...Yt IA. erss
Col. Jennyson, Moonlight and Maj. Hunt
with Genl. ourtises body guard, fought in
the evening till long after dark driving
them miles over the open prairie.
Our losses Is considerable, but the rebels
are more, over four-hundred. We captur-
ed $50 stand of arms. t5+.e "a
q The rebel Capt Van Volkenburg, Jen-
neson and Moonlight, are at the State line
Price is at Wogan's farm moving rapidly
in three columns, a. @ JAS : ai!-{
At shutdown q messenger reached here from
Genl. Pleasonton, stating that he was press
ing Price with 1000 men, he had fought
them on the field of yesterday and drove
them from Indspence, pursuing thems sharp
lly. Price is heading for Kansas, and NAV
cross the State line in his retreat. We
move to battle soon, our rear had a sharr
skermish with the rebels at Big Blue this
evening, capturing IA killing one.
A general battle has been fought at Kan,
sas City. great victory won aud our whole
army advancing. 1t is reported the rebels
are retrsating rapidly south, our cavalry
in hot pursuit. altogether with Pleasenton',
force, whose number is Is, 900 men.
Price is making for Fort Scett, but vii
be too closely followed to do much damage
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The MEETING AT RosEBY's Rockies.
terday afternoon Mcclellan meeting was
held at Roseby's Rock, Marshall county
Several hundred persons were present, and
we're ably addressed by N. Richardson,
Esq, Of this city, in speech of near two
hours length. Considering that this was
tue first Democrat meeting held in
Marshall county since 1860, and that scarce
any motto, had been given of 1.-THE affair
va a grand success. The sturdy yeomanry
came in droves from tho hills and valleys
al d when the time for converting the meet
ny arrived, the speaker was greeted BY q
LoCd turn out.
The I.incolnites managed to have some
fifteen or twenty of their roughs on hand,
who tried their best to break up the meet
iog The speaker was several times inter
rupted by vile epithets, and some ofthe Linz
coin romen displayed their refinement and
good breeding by calling the speaksrs iar
The little crowd which attempted Ia break
up tue meeting are greatly indebted to the
iorbea,euce Of the Mcclellan men. Had
they so desired, they could have wiped the
unruly crowd out in short order. But as
We wish to conduct our side ofthe campaign
pcaceabIy, orderly and according to law,
II. Iincolnites can enjoy mobs and rioting
t. their hearts content. sEf
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= M 1T HIS
WHEELING BREWERY
FOR SALE.

DEING DESTROYS Of retiring from active business
ID have determined to dispose Of my old e.
tabliahed Wheeling Brewery and Mating Rstsb.
lishment now In successful operation, together
with the stock on haad, which ID sufficient 70 sna
BILE a purchaser to proceed with the business with
cut interruption, consisting In part Of Ass, Malt,
Hops, Barrels, Cooper's stuff, Seams and FIXTURES,
everything In complete order, and capable Of
brewing twenty thousand barrels Of Ale aad malt
ing forty thousand bushels of barley per season.
The buildings comprise the large brick brewery
with the cellar and vaults complete, and nah
house, brick Cooper Shop capable Of turning out
enc hundred barrels per week Ssvss dwellings
for employees, realizing an ANIMAL rent of I've
hundred dollars large stable, bsg room, wAsh
house and Office ell lighted by gas mAnufsctursd
on the premises The old Established rsputAsioa
of my ales and malt In the East, WEI aaa South,
and the regular cash customerS foe al I have been
able 10 manufacture with the incssasing dsmsnd
for malt liquors, makes Il one Of the most dssira-
BILE opportunities that could be Offered to reliable
party IN engage Ia the business, with . certain
prospect Of realizing Q fortune in few jean.
Terms Of sale a. 10 real estate, ous-foasth cash,
tho balance Ia enc, two or three ysess, with intsg
est secured by mortgage on the pssuhss. A 70
personal property, one fourth ossh, the balance
in three, six and nine months. Hnot disposed OF
at private sale before the 10Th day Of 0stobsr Il
which due notice will be Rivsn In tho papsrs con
tanning this advertisement, ! win then, on that
day offer the same at public suetioa.
oct7-k 9EO. W. SIXTH
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New York Market.

New YORK, Oct. a.
Cotton-Firmer, at 81 Is for middling,
closing quiet.
Four-State and Western in fair de-
mand, at SO lag 80 for extra State, $l0a
10 so for extra round hoop Ohio, and
$40 6Oall IS for trade brands, closing
firm.
Whisky-Stesdy, at 81 74al IS for
State and Western.
Wheat-5asc better; Milwaukee Club,
50 10; winter red Western, So 10; white
Michigan, 50 so.
Rye-Steady, at ST. A for Western.
Barley-Heavy and lower.
Corn--3c better, at 81 56al 81 for mixed
Westerl.
Oats-Quiet and lac better, at s9c for
Western.
Coffee-Dull, at 45c for java.
Sugar-Firmer, at l8Ba20c for Porto
Rico and l73al9kc for Muscovado; Ha-
vana, l9c.
Molasses -Porto Rico, S0asSc; Cuba, rs
a84c; Barbados, SIC.
Petroleum-Firm and nominally quiet,
at 455a46c for crude, 8laS2c for refined, in
bond
Wool-Dull.
Pork-Opened firm and closed heavy, at
$39a39 SO for mess, $42 50a43 90 for new,
cash and regular way, closing at $40 g.
cash, $38a3S so for prime, and $42 % for
prime mess.
Beef-Steady, at $Sal2 for country mess,
Sl3al8 for repacked mess, md $lS 5Oa
% so for extra mess.
administrative, at l6!alSkc fol-
shoulders, and l74a2lc for hams. Bacon
sides more active.
Lard -Firmer and in fair demand, at %
a224.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged, at 3Oa36
for Western and 37a46 for State.
Cheese Rather active, at l2a22c.
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TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

+ N pursuance OF Deed OF Trust made 70 Ne By
l. Jefferson L. Lsngston, now dessassd, sad which
Deed Of Trust Is duly recorded In The psepse oGos
Of Ohio county ios recording Deeds, shall. on
Monday, the 5th day Of November, 1851, q The
Court House Tor said county, cell, fos sash, the
following property situate on Pifti stssst In the
City of Wheeling, 70 wit: Lrts nunbsss nine, tss,
eleven and twelve. in J. @. Rtehis's addition 70
Wheeling and ais, the four sdjoiuiag Lots, which
are on the east sids Of said lots Mes 10. II and
IL, and which tom adjoining lots ass situate 10 the
nj iition to Wheeling, called Bssus vsts, aad ass
,mbered seven, eight, nine end ten, ID sqnass No
50, and which property ID stusted On Riffh Street.
and Union street. sast Of Fifth stssst snd nesth Of
Union street, and sfs now in the occupancy q he
family Of VIII isn Kobinsos lately deesassd.
JACOB, Trsstss.
Oct. Z, 1864. est1ds.
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New YoRK, Oct, 24-TAe Herald's
Chattanooga correspondent says; the thea
ire Of war has been transferred to White :
fsld. Walker and Dade counties, over tn .
northern border of Georgia, in which large
forces Of rebel infantry are operating. and
using ROSIE as the base Of supplies which
are brought there on the Coosa river.
Rome was abandoned by our forces Res
soca, it was held against attack.
. The road was loren up near Tilton.-
Dalton and Tilton, were captured. Ring
gold, Tunnel Hill and Cleveland evacuated
A concentration of union forces made at
Chattanooga. vf ft.
If Hoods army was as strong as when
he took it in hands be conld not take Chat
tanooga.
Blythe fight withthe rear guard OF Hoods
main army our troops have got between
him and his detached forces.
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Local and State News.

r.,.,p1r CoLLIsIoN-THREE MEN KILL
,xn SIXTEEN W ouNnED.-A terrible col
i ~ occurred on the Baltia ore AMI. Ohio
p.ilroad about two o'clock yesterday
.orn;pg, near Warrington station. The
..senaer train coming West, was runnins
tbs rate of twenty miles an hour, and )
.ack IRAN coming West, was running It
,.,.o sDaed when the collision occurred.
The engineer of the passenger train, nj.
,,.onb Fulton, was killed instantly. When
D Dn5 he was seated at his post on the Cd
-. His neck had been broken by tie
mission, bis body badly scalded, and his
s,,.bead was slightly bruised. His remains
ware brought to his home on last evenings
train, sD}EI saa90aDI
The fireman of the stock train, Mr.. James
Griffin. was killed instantly. His body WIS
f,und in the locomotive. He had BEEN
badly crushed and terribly scalded. His
remains were taken to his home near Graf
ton T-c - a--aH
A soldisr-a private in the Sixth Infant
ry-who was seated in the 6rst passenger
car was also instantly killed, being buried
in the wreck. aa.ss =
The fireman of the passenger train, Mr..
Dennis Campbell, of this city, was danger.
ously wounded, and it was feared he could
not live many hours. He was sent back
to Grafton, where every attention was given
Lim.
The conductor of the passenger train,
Mr.. James Shredes, of this city, was
seriously, though not dangerously, injured,
his breast being crushed by the broken
tmbers He was brought to the city on
last nights train.
TIE remainder of the wounded were
taken to Grafton, whers they were we'll
careu for. It was though tina. four or Eve
of the wounded could not recover Captain
hail. OF company F, Sixth Infantry, vas
thrown from his seat on the floor of the
car, and tie stove fell upon. him, breaking
bis leg. The poor fellow drew his knife
sud cut the leg off at the knee joins and
ten dragged himself from the hot stove
and broken seats. A little boy, from Ian.
caster county, Pa, who was standing on
tie first passenger car, was thrown under
the tender and slightly injured. While
wing there, in an unconscious state, he lost
his pocketbook, containing over one hun
lred dollars 1t was thought he had been
robbed.
The cars OF the two trains we're badly
broken, and about forty cows and fifty or
,ixty hogs were killed in the stock train.
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81, 200 REwARD.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish prescription
for coughs, colds, whooping cough, asthma, and
consumption, which is equal to DR.. Stricklsnds
MelliHuous Cough Balsam. This balsam will cure
the above complaints, also splitting of blood and
night sweats One fifty cent bottle is sufficient for
any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic cough
asthma, whooping cough and primary cases of con-
sumption are cured by Dr. Stricklands Mellihu9us
Cough Balsam. 1t can DO had at any druggists.
It is different from any other cough medicine We
have known in the country
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VIJESr VIRGINIA, Ohio County, ORsait Court,
w September rules, 1854
and his wife, late widow Of Daniel xaAA deosassds
complainants, against Gibson L CranD0 end o Lsau-
dnr Zane, executors Of Danisl ZanA. doeeoeeA and
said Leader Zane, Gibson LOsann9 sn1 VIE DELLA
Daniel Zane, Anon McSvords and his Vii Indiana,
devisees aud legatses Of said DsaiA 2ana dscsassd.
and Noah Zane, Oriof Zane, ysnss " xane. Besaeesr
" Zane. Leander Zane. Danisa xanA Ana Nc
Swords and vifs indiana, A.ns IAi,nPs 80 IN we
which Noah, james, Ebsneler. q lSene9s and DsnieA
Zane, indiana Ncsvords, Elizabeth fhzipA and oslls
Cranmer are children and heiS 6 Av ofsaia Daniel
Lindsay Daniel Last, Rev Aiksd Psali. aa1 The
North Western Bank Of Virginia, ds1sndsah.
The object Of thls suit Is 70 ss tAat part Of xaas
Island in said County Of OBJ which osaoaesd TO sas
List, now Deceased, ana Jaceb, = Tfssts b SECURE
the payment Of debt 10 the North WeseerA bank 81
Virginia, and which debt now he ID ~ the pannue
Theodore Fink And also 70 ssll The property q saAd
called sThe Homestead" aud which vas conveyed 70
Walker Hunter, Trustee, TO secure the payment o. .
debt to Rlisha Lindsey and which dses q said nsd-
sey is also owned By said plAiatih, Theodore fnk.
The purpose Of having said property sold 70 pay ne
And the dsfsndants, Anon Noswords anA vifs lndi-
ana, Noah Zane and 0rlof Zans. not having satsrsd
their appearances, and it Appearing nom On saseus
led in the cause that they are not rssdenss Of ths
State Of West Virginia, on the mottoa Of the con
plainants by their counsel II n ord1cd thes they Do
appear here within month amer the dus puoicA-
protect their interests hersn and that copy Of this
order be published, once vsss, for four sucoSsstys
weeks in some newspaper printed In the city Of WhsI
ing and that further copy be posted at the mont docs
ofthe Court House Of Ohio County, Tor IKE psroA'
October l, 1861 4ft
JACOB BURKLB. Clerk.
z. JACOB, for complainant.
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The North Western Bank Of Wiz
ginia, Complainant.


The North Western Bank Of Vir-
gnia Complainant
III, p;.hon androw panno, In Chancery
Aaron Kelly, John Howell, Ga w u,e OiI N.!l
mh.s,;d, SAVINGS, Institut;on county.
anu Sobriskie Brady, Defend
In pursuance of the Decree Of the Court made in
this cause, shall as Trustee and Commissioner ap-
pointed by the said Court, in the place Of said Ga
briel Jacob on Mon lay,
THE7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1864,
at the front door of the Court House Of said coun
ty sell to the highest and best bidder on the terms
after mentioned, the following described property,
to wit: A part Of lot Of ground in thu city Of
Wheeling, situate on Main ltreet, on the east side
thereof, and bounded as follows Beginning at q
point in the east side Of Mani street. ninety five
feet and eleven inches southwark of Market alley
and east Of Main street thence south with the east
side of said Main street. thirty three feet and nine
inches; thence east with q straight line parallel
with Market alley, to alley in the rear Of said
property; thence North with said last mentioned al
ley thirty three feet nine inches; thence with a
straightline TO the place Of beginning being the same
property conveyed to said John Bishop by Alfred
Caldwell and wife by de recorded in the Clerks
Office Of the late County Court for said county Of
Ohio and which property is now in the occupancy
of said John Bishop and others
The terms Of sale are one-fourth part OF the
purchase money in cash at the time Of sale and the
balance Of the purchase money in three equal IN
stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months re-
specively from the day Of sale with interest from
said time of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security for said deferred instruments and the
title being retsined until the payment OF the
vbol. purchase money. u. JACOB,
trustee and Commissioner.
October g, 1864. oetI-n'
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VACKwELL BARTHLON, RsQ, viii plsaas take
II take notice that shall on the a5th dAg q Nevsa
ber 1884, at the Office Of Smith, In the town 81 Fair.
mont West Virginia, between the hours a 4. y. and
6P NJ. ofthat day proceed TO taks the dspesnons Of
Zedoc Jolf and others, to be read In evidence In
Certain suit in shancsry now psndiug N ths oiroait
are defendant and II from any cause ths takiAS Of
such dispositions be not commenced. or ceameAoed,
the same be not completed said day the taking OF
the same will be continued from day 70 day 81 the same
place and between the same hours until oo0pleted.
RLiZABETH BARTHLON,
oct2i-4tw per Attorneys, Wllsoa q omitA.