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wild rage inoted by the exhorations ana Iana,'ssm
OF Jesuit monk who urged themson 10 the ouh. % wy
soldiers that II they fell they would .oae 70 NE
again side Of the river to light ana conquer
the Bra2ilians and their cruel allies
THE Latest EVENT
The last ana greatest Of tho three the
DEF or Uruguayana which occurred on inc ION vi sep
on HE same morning the allied array, under the
mand Ia person OF his Majesty the Emperor OF Brazil
who had arrived on the he'd me gay previous TOOK up
position with forytwo pieces OF artillery near the for
fled place the enemy, already closely invested the
right being occupied by the Brazan troops, commanded
nv General Baron Porto Allegro; the centre by the Ar
cennes under command OF General Mtre, and the left
by the Orenlals commanded by General Flores flag
OF truce was then sent to Colonel Esgarr.bia command
ing the enemy's forces, summoning him to surrender
Internationally After other prelimnaries EstigaT
rba replied he would surrender TO the Emperor OF Bra
iii whereupon Senior Ferraz, the Secretary OF War;
accompanied by a numerous staff, advanced TO the
enemys lines and received the sword of Colonel Estgar
rbia Fifty-one hundred and three surren
dcred exclusive OF the sick in hospital, with Colonel
Esgarrbia himself and tho celebrated Jesuit, above
mentioned, and named Duarte Not one escaped.
The was received in this capital with immense
enthusiasm.
nluminatons and all sorts Of public displays and
joicings took place. The streets were thronged with
professions Of public corporations headed by bands OF
music Among the principal bodies were the Chamber
Of Commerce. the Committee OF Brokers Custom House
employees, the Academy OF Medicine and the Central
SCHOOL, The Empress and the Processes were sere
naded before the palace in congatulaon Of the
Of the allied arms. The Empress with her usual unos
tentatious urbany received and thanked them all most
gracously The Emperor and his STAFF expected
TO return to the capital leaving to hs generals and his
allies 10 finish up the war.
ARRIVAL OF PARAGUAyAN GENERAL.
had almost forgotten to mention that General EST
garrba arrived here three days ago board of Bra
lillian man-otwar He Is very kindly treated for a
prisoner OF war-much than he deserves He is
lodged in good hotel and all his expenses betrayed by
the government
Business rather brisk with the States Frequent and
large shipments OF coffee and many arrivals Of sailing
vessels from your city and Baltimore laden with -four
and lumber On the 9th is expected the FIRST steamer
OF the line sad be established between New York and
this empire II will prove for both countries
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Died.

GIILMm-At Tarytown, on Thursday, November 16
Mrs. JULIA F. GirIARR daughter Of the late Caleb s.
Fordham, in the 5sth year Of her age.
Funeral at Tarrytown on Saturday morning at quar-
ter past ten o'clock Carriages will be ut the depot
the arrival of the hapast eight O'Clock train from New
York Her remains will be inferred IN Greenwood.
fFor other Marriages and Deaths see Second Pdgel
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Another Railroad Smash UP.
rOyyR PERSONS INJURED.

From the New Orleans Pcayune, No. 81
We learn that yesterday f. light train the jackson
Railroad ran of the track just below Pontchatoula sta
ton -Four cars were smashed up and thereby the
ductor W. L. Maynard had his leg broken, and pas
senger was severely and two slightly hurt We did
not learn their II took place in swampy spot,
in the midst Of cold storm-an uncomfortable place
and time for such occurrence The locomotive did
not get of the track and was saved Somebody Is to
blame this time, and who it is the General Superin-
tendent will show the investigation he has in
stituted il complete
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Our Washington Despatch.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1865
The Navy Department in receipt Of dispatches from
Commodore Godon, dated Rio Janeiro October 4, an
nouncing the capture Of thousand Paraguayans
by the Brazilian forces. Though great success the
Commodore thinks it gives but little promise Of
speedy cessation OF hostitea
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WASHINGTON Nov 16, 1865
This morning, as the Alexandria Railroad train
backing ON Pennsylvania avenue, where the city rail
way crosses the Alexandra track came in contact with
city passenger car striking it in the rear and throwing
entirely of the track. Miss Marion Hutton, of PhIla
deipha who is clerk in the Treasury Department and
c. J. Riddle, the conductor were seriously, and Mr.
Bayne agent Of Adams Express Company, and Others
slightly injured.
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Lake Huron and Lake Ontario snip

TORoNTO, q W, Nov TO- 1868
Tho torng ofridges fer tho Lake Huron and Lake on
tario Saip Canal In all completed Eseythng promises
well Gov the great undertaking Tho engineers report
wiz he pub shed shortly
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S HIPPIN NEW S.
Port OF New york. November 10, 1868.

NEW YoRK-rHs DAY.
sun MsFs,,,.......... 40 NOON RIsfs.... morn 50
81 HIGH WATEH.....eVe II
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Married.

the residence Of the brides father by Rev l. Cuyler
Edwin N CHAPMAN, NJ d., to MARIA b., daughter OF
John Davo all of Brooklyn
WnLLAxs-SnGER.-On Thursday, November 49, at
Scotch Palms. N. j., by the Rev. Eugene N. Hoffman,
d. D., rector OF Grace church, Brooklyn Heights, N. "
daughter Of Aaron L. stger ESQ., Of Scotch Plains, j.
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Obituary.
THOMAS j. WALSH.

This well known printer whose name will be recog
nzed by his brother craftsmen throughout the United
States died Thursday morning. Of consumption, from
which he had long been suffering at his residence in this
city, aged fortythree years. Mr. Walsh was equally
eminent his extended circle Of mountaineering for
his capacities as member Of the typographical fraternity
and for his many gentemany and excellent social quail
ties With disposition kind and genial, and heart
always open the appeals of charity he of the
most useful well best beloved men Of his craft
Most Of his life was spent in Albany and this city, but
he well known TO his brethren Of the whole country
having held the position Of Secretary and other respon
sible Offices in the National Typographical Union The
deceased leaves wife and three children The funeral
services will take place Saturday afternoon at his late
residence and the body will for the present be placed in
vault in this city, for final transmission to Albany
Sincere mourners will follow the remains in both cities
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burning OF an Almshouse,

Burning OF an AImshOuse.
CARLISLE, Pa Nov. 16, 1855.
The Cumberland County Almshouse was destroyed by
fire to-day. The furniture mostly saved. The in
mates all escaped The loss is covered by insurance in
the Franklin Company, of Philadelphia
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TESTIMONY on wIfT,fAM NOsfL

william Nos, being duly sworn, said--I 1.-Two at 36S
Mulberry street, Newark; am q iIagman on tho New
Jersey Railroad at the crossing Of Mulberry and Pcnn,ng
ton Streets have been employed there since the first OF
March last never operated flag tender previously
70 on duty at slx 10 the morning. and am generally
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tTu AIpERMANIc DISTRICT THE FOURTH Al
Il "a ado,menic Convention Of the New York Democracy
met last evening tThursday q the corner o PIKE
~ ~ dson streets and nominated CHARLES McBRiES
sa a. their candidate for Adermsn for the Fourth Alder
nnbric listrict RICHARD OGRADy Chbrrnan
captain uhsRY y. NEsf, Secretary.
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BeaeraI gntiEes:
ITAXtNOTICE.

THE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
WIN take notice, that shall be prepared
10 receive the State, County and School Taxes
for the year 1863, In the several Townships at
the times and places hereinafter mentioned,
and that a deduction Of ~ per cent, on the
Stdte InI WILDE allowed % those who shall
pay al itheirtaXeS on or before the lStday OF
October, 1855, at the SheEitf's office, or at the
times and places specified, viz:
Washington Tp.-At the First Ward HeSe
House, September IS, 10 and 20. -
7 Madison Tp@At the Hope Hose House,
September 2l p and q
CiayTp.-At the Sherih7s Office, September
/. Union Tp.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House September y, q and o.
Centre Tp.-At the EIfth Ward School
House, September %, % and q.
Webster Tp.-At Isaac Freeke6StoTe Room,
Henry Rcholse old stand September ., q
Richie Tp.-At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and 20, and at Adams
School House September q. ~ - al
Triadelphia Tp.-At F. HERS, (the place Of
vOting,l September II, ~ and Is.
Richland Tp.-At Clinton P. o. September
IS; ut A. A. AiliSon's Smith Shop September
10, and alta tkinson's School House Septem'
Der %. F5.,.t-l-.,s,.sg
Der II and 10, and and at Samuel Bells Store
West Liberty September l8. VS.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,,
augl7-till octl Sherif Of Ohio Co.
DAILY Register copy till oct.I.J
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WHY NOT USE THE REsTf

Over twenty yeas' Increasing dennd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VENE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
IS the cheapest the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Docs
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. Notrouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub of or make the hairappeard dusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new life and lustre.
Produeesa beautiful black or brown, as pre-
TERED. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 10 cents per bottle. sola
everywhere,
A. 1. MATTHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DENIAs BARNES CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. may2O-lyeod
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
RENEwER-That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which Is fast becoming so popular,
and so much enquired for.
No one who has used 1t will ever give up
its use.
1t is q Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever, II.
Itwillrestore Gray Hair to its original color.
1t will prevent the Hair from falling out.
It makes the Hair to grow on Bald Heads.
1t cleanses the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and luStrOua and Silken. fsTl Fse5
It Is a splendid Hair Dressing.
1t Is recommended and used by the firSt
medical authority in the country.
Be particular to ask for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR RRNEWER, as there is a
worthless imitation in. the market.
For sale by NIL Druggists.
r. P.HALL q Co, ProprietoM,
Nashua, n. H.
CO., Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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D q - AssEssoR's OFT1dE,

"a U. y. Inter- tfEsH.y ~ DI5, NOVA
NEW CREEK, w. VA, Aug. II, '81
NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
IN the lists ofvaluad lions and enumerations
OF property subject to tax under the "Act to
provide internal Revenue TO support the
Governmenti to PAY interest on the public
debt and for other Purposes" approved June
so, 1854 and the aluendatoTy act approved
March Sd 1855 made and taken by the seVe-
ral assistant assessors (ofthe divisions herein.
nfte mentionedl of the ID collection district
of West Virginia, VIII remain open for tile
examination OF ~ persons 81 interested for the
from the dnte hereof, viz: First (1stl division
embrncing the county of Morgan; ID, Hamp-
shire; 9th, Taylor: 10th, Preston; 18th, Mon
ongalla. On the 9Th Of September, at Berk-
eley Springs on the It'll md Sth OF Septem-
Der, at my Office ut New Creek; on the 18th OF
September at Grnfton; on the 18th of Sep
tember, at MorgnntoYn; on the 18th of Sep
tember, at K1ngWood. ffa4
At each time and place mentioned Appeals
will be received and dete rmined reladve TO
any erroneous or excessive valuations, usseSs-
ment or enumeradons made and taken by. the
Assistant Assessors. All appeals must be
made in writing, specifying the particular
cause, mntter, or thing, respecting which a
decision Is requested, and shall, moreover,
state the ground or principle of inequality OF
error complained OF. @
nuglB7Sw. T. r. CARSKADON, Assessor.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERSI
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES. fTt
ID. S. GKNEnA1 Hosr1rA1..

Wheelfnq, ". Pa, ApriI 18th, lR55. I :
TAKE. PLEASURE. En- STATING no
IL you that have carefully exnmined tie
ARTIFICIAL Legs manufactured by IIIooSERn
simplicity OF construction rs well rs Cufa6iII-
" " anu convenience, i have never seen my
thlng 70 equal them, and j therefore cheerfllly
IecomInenu them TO any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs. '',''sf
r.. Very resp your Obed' tserV't, .Isii ifLis
lF .-f.y!L lila JOHN KIRRKR,
WHEELING, w: Va, April 18th. III
have carefully examined the Artiicial
Legs OF LEONARD GEGRAN, and find them
SIMPLE In their construction, of good work.
InRnshpt light and very substantially made
Ihey VIII be quito MS serviceable as any arti.
nSini legs in use, and on accountof their sim
PhGSaIy ana strength less liable to need repairs
checnully recommend them to any who
may need Artificial limbs. 49, -
7I.- Hs.t JOHN FRISSEI,I.. .
"A. A. Surgeon, u. s. a
WHEELING, w. Va, April 10Th lS[i5
the Artificial Legs offered for sale by CIIAs
hEHLER, Agent, cnn recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity in structure,
Respectfully, r. W. HAzLErT,
Surgeon Board Of Enrolment
1t affords me pleasure to stnfe that T,isNIS
ARD IEGRAN, corner Of East Commons, Ale
enemy ms furntSlied me with an artificial Lea
mat can use well, after one weeks using Il
cheerfuIly recommend to an who are uTIfor-
tunate TO need one to give him call.
81. LEWIS RANIAIsEY.
Springdale, Allegheny Co, Pa.
For further part iculaR call on or address
CHARLES BEILLER, ACT,
Monroe ST., bet. AGakez & F6,fyth.
~ u l-ssi -..i-. d 1 - .flts n
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MGaifal.
DIR. q. j. NSNER.

HNENDERS his THANKS no ALL THOSE
who have favored him with tf1eiI SrSI,fi-
deneeth and patronage, and would Inform his
friends and the people generally that he VIII
the coming year, occupy his old office on Sd
street, near Reed & KFafts Drug Store Centre
Wheeling, WY al where he may be consIilt-
ed In reference to their disease, the MIXTURE md
character Of which the Doctor 8 able al All
times, and under all circumstance to descrfbe
and to assure of the probable result and dura-
ton OF tTeatment. He practices the Eclectic
System OF Medicine, using mild but eiitctfye
remedies, supporting instead of depfe Sing
the Vital Powers, The medicines used hy
him are prepared and put up in his own
office. Besides the treatment OF Acute Dis
eases, DF. Kfsner win give his attention to the
treatment of all varieties of Chronic dfsease
That scOurge Of the human Tace, SCrofula In
oil It's varied forms, viz: lPurulent DISCHARGES
rom the Ear so prevalent, among children,
Purulent OPth almia, Ozena, Enlarged Glands,
Ulcetations, Cancers and all Varities OF Skin
Diseases, VIII receive his special attention.
Diseases Of the Throat, Lung and Heart. Iiy.
err Complaints, DinlThoea DySentery and Piles
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, syphilis, &c;,
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Epilepsy,
rheumatism md Paralysis Diseases of FSel
males, Dyemenorrheo, Leucorrhea, PTolnpSIs
Uteri, and all Painful Irregularities and Ser-
yous Diseases to which they are subject, he
treats successfully The treatment OF chill
DREN will receive the same ATTENTION as here
tOfOre. All consultations and communic0-
tons strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. NIGHT calls cheerfnlIy nm
swered. OfIice hours nom 8, to. u Al. NJ. l TO
and to 9P. NJ. jun2
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Spefiai Aptifes.
c0r.n .GnrsA1TlF0RlTHE HAIR.

Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
~ q No more rancid Pomadesu
= EomoFe rancid PomadesI -
you want something elegant, 3
n you admine delicious Perfume,
II You resnft and silky. Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
If you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness
Iriyou want to be nd OF Dandruf,
~ @ use the Coco Cream. ..l a
Use the Coco Cream.
1900. Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. -.
Use the Coco Cream. ft
Price IS cents abottle.
For sale by ai eit
L LAUGHLINs &BUsHFIELD,
Ju2l Wheeling, W. Va.
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CoLaATps IIoNEY soAp.

hiseelehrated ToILETsoAP, In such uni
veEsal demand, iamnde from the Choicest ma
terfals, Is MILD and EAIOLLIENTi in its mo-
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in It's action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lyd&w
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.ea5@ g8lS.
For Sale.

TIME VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
on Fourth street, known as the residence
OF A. P. Woods, deceased, with stabling, DEL
&c, complete; also the property at the head
of Monroe street, corner of Monroe and nth,
above the Episcopal Church, and the late
residence of Geo. 4. Tfngle. For information
relative thereto, inquire of is-
GEO. T. TINGLE, 8
auP21-2Hd Gas Company'S Office. u
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Posr NIoRTIM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
understand that it was decided yester-
day that it was necessary to iisinter
the remains of James Brues for the
purpose of making a post mortem ex-
animation. We are not informed rs to
the reasons which make this necessary.
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BURNEr HousB.-The attention of
our friends and the travelling eommu-
nifty is called to the advertisement of
the Burnet House at Cincinnati. This
is one fthe finest and best kept hotels
in the United States. Those who visit
the Queen City cannot do better than
stop at the Burnet House.
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AS fast us the barriers of. free trade
with the South are removed, Phalon's
Might Blooming Cerels'' takes its le-
gitimnte place in the Southern, as it has
long since.done in the Northern mar
ket, as the purest, most enduring and
richest perfume ever eliminated from
the floral kingdom. Sold everywhere.
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CRY CouNcrL.-There was meeting
of the City Council on Thursday even
ing. Not being aware of the fact at the
time, we were not in attendance, and
consequently had no report yesterday
morning. ~
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HARD to believed 1t is nevertheless
true that Halls siciIian Hair Remover
will Danish gray hairs in from 50 to 60
days! Gityreferences given. For sale.
with Night Blooming Cereus, Sozodont
and all the popular toilet articles. nv
y. ii. Logan e Co. and Logan. LIST 4
-: -, aug24-3t
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MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice indulged In when alone, n hnbit fire.
quently learned from evil companions or at
school, the effects or which are nightly fell,
even WHEN asleep, and If not cured, fendeis
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
What a pity that young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling OF his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoy
ments of life, by the consequences of devia-
ting from the path of nature and indnlging
in certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
hafnrn nnni I1Illnflnh,l y -
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Notice to Tax-Payers.
once q ooneclor Ial7nal Re =. s


,CDlce Of Collector Internal Revenue,
EiEa DiStrta Of ReSt Yfrgf9fd. j &
'NQTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN no THE
In .TaX-PayerS of wetzel, Tyler, PleoSarts
and Marion Counties, that the Licenses nnh
Incomes assessed for 1866, are now due and
designated as follows: tUhere and JCIe9i pdlF-
Hlellt must DC made, or the law Us quoted be!
low, will be strictly enforced: 1filI.l III
SEQ y. go 81 And If npy person
shnl neglect to pay as aforesaid for more than
ten days, II shall be the duty or the collector
10 be lett at his dwelling or usual place OF
business, or be sent by mail, demanding the
payment OF said duties or taxes STATING the
amount. thereof, with fee of twenty cents for
me Issuing ana service of such notice, and
with ionr cents for each mile actually and
necesSsar1ly Travelled in serving the same
ana II such persons shall not pay the duties
ortaxes, with the penalty Aforesaid. and the
rs OF tWenFY cents and mileage as aforesaid,
Within ten days after the service or tiie sfndI
ing by mail of such notice 1t shall be the duty
OF the collector or his deputy, to collect the
said duties or taxes, and fee of twenty cents
f1lIId y ten Per centum penalty as
I viii be at Burton August Goth and s0tb. nj
Manntngton 3lst and LIST September WorthI
inngton 4th and 9th; Fairmont 9Th and 18th;
basnettsHtle Sth and 9th: New AfnrtinsyiIle
lztn ana lSthi hIiddlebourne from 18th to 18TH:
az 18th, and Mt st. MaIys 10Th and
LIST September. -, - I. = > : -
: 1ax-F ayers VIII please be present at the an
pointed times and places, orleave the annouI,tI
I.Ihelf taxes with some one to pny Tor Them.
anu tnereby save TO themselves the peF cent
age anu cuSls. s.f- 81 ~ JAS. C. ORR. n
Collector First Distridt w. Vn
,- III -SAMI EBILLINGSIY, 1
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Notice to- Tax-Payers.


OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL. REvENuE,0
FIRST DISTRICT WEsr VIRGINIA,
WHEELING, August 9th, 1905.
IN Ta1-Payers of Wheeling and Ohio Conn
~, That the Licenses and incomes assessed
for 1875, are now due ana payable ut the fol-
lowing places and times designated as fol-
lows: irhere and tUIen payment mus be made
or the law, as quoted below, viii be strictly
! isEc. Is. And II any person
shall neglect to payas aforesaid FOR more fhnn
ten days 1t shall be the dutyfo of the collector
or his deputy TO lssue to such person a NOTICE
I0rpe LETT ut his dwelling or usual place OF
business, or be sent by mall, demhndJtig tile
payment OF said duties or taxes, stating the
amount thereof with fee Of twenty cents for
the issuing and service OF such notice, and
with four cents for each mile actually and
necessarily travelled in serving the same,
And IL such persons shall not pay the duties
ortaXeS, with the penalty aforesaid, and the
tee Of twenty cents and mileage as Aforesaid
within ten days nfter the service or Tie send-
ing by mail Of such notice, II shall be the
duty OF the collector or his deputy to Collect
the said duties or taxes, and fee OF tventy,
cents and mileage, with ten per centum PEN
atty as nfOresatd.n . . .rl{ = -
VIII he at my offlce, No. los Main street.
over johnson q Sons Tin-TYare room fTlo,n
dnte Of this notice till 10th; at Trfadelphia
lhyers taYefn) Saturday, 18th: ut the II O..
west Liberty from u NJ. Friday 25ih. TN 4
O'Clock Z. NJ Saturday, 10Th. :, "a. = +
aug9-d&wtilH Collector Isl Dist Wv
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The 18th annual Fair of Harrison
county, Ohio, is to be held at Cadiz on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the
4th, 5th and 9th days OF October next.