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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-06-16

In times Of extreme heat, when the
mercury ranges about 80 in the shade,
it is indeed delightful to drop in at
our friend P. H. Trout's Drug Store,
and euaff a glass Of his sparkling
Saltwater. It is even pleasant to
look upon the Fountain, but to taste
the contents is JUST THE THING ITSELF.
We do not ask our friends to take our
word for it's many good qualities, but
would advise them to call in and try
it for themselves and if one glass has
not the desired effect, repeat the dose
and our word for it the object will be
attained.
Messrs. Fabian, Ryan & Farrell, on
18th street, above Cary, Richmond,
w., intend to offer to the farmers a
large stock of all kinds Of agricu ltural
implements, to be paid for in crops
when made. This action on the part
of this fr1n evinces a desire to build
up the farming interest Of Virginia, and
the generous offer they make will be
greatfully and speedily embraced by
the farmers. Enough honor cannot be
given to these gentlemen for the whole
souled motives which give rise to this
transaction.
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he Fourth Division Of the Army OF

L he Fourth Division Of the Army Of
the Shenandoah, under the command
Of Brig. Gen. I. H. Duval, which has
been stationed here since May 18th,
left on Tuesday last, 1T is supposed to
be mustered out Of service, having
been relieved by the End. Brigade of
the 3rd. Division, Army of the Shen-
andoah, composed of 192nd.- and 195th
Pennsylvania Infantry, and detach-
ment of the 10Th Pennsylvania Caval-
Try, under the command Of the senior
officer, Col. Stewart.
We trust that the new command
will have as little occasion for disturb
ance as the one just left and that cit
liens and soldiers will continue to dis
play that desire for peace and order
which has to such al extent charac-
terized both since the occupation OF
Staunton by the command of General
Duval.
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Ec. SHNtEIAE& ~ 90.
Manufacturers Of Agricultural
IMPLEMENTS s. MACHINERY,
Growers and IRaproyers of Gar
de nand Field Seeds. Trees,
Plants Sc, &C.
So, GO, 62, Light ST.,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Would call the attention of their friends and
former customers in gnia to their large and we'll
selected stock of Agricultural Implements and
Machinery. We name in part and in good time for
the present Harvest, The "Nonitor" Combined
Reaper and Mower Monitor Movers, three sizes.
These machines after many years OF trial. in which
thousands of them have been made and sold, and
in every instance have given entire satisfaction,
are now considered by all who have used them to
be the best machines in the country. For ease Of
draft, strength an6 durability, it has nseqHal. We
warrant it to give entire satisfaction. Also the
Celebrated from Harvester Self Rake Reaping and
Moving Machine Combined, considered the best
self rake reaper in the market.
ThraShers and Cleaners, Horse Powers of all
kinds, Grain Guano attachment Drills Wheat
Fans, Corn and Cob Crushers, Grst Mills, Horse
Rakes, Cleaners, Grain Cradles, Flows, HaIrows
Cutivators, Plow and Machine Castings, and
everything appertaining to farming, sold whole
sale and retail by
go ~ r. SINCLAIR &c0.
IS, 60 and G2 Light St., Baltimore, Md.
June 2-3mO
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nj q 7 4 II Il have again opened my Bis
IN kery, Confectionery and Grocery, at my old
stand on tina corner of NV Street and Court
House Alley, where viii take pleasure in accom-
modating those wishing any thing in my line.
] have also on hand lot Of Roman Catholic
Bibles, Testaments and Prayer-Books.
JOHN. HERER.
Staunton, Va. June 9-5t*
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II. w. =. ia YLOR,
Grocer & Commission Merchant,
RICHMOND. VA.

solicits consgnments Of ali kinds of country pro-
duce. from old friends and the public generally of
the Valley DIVA. Promises quick sales and prompt
returns to those who favor him with their patron
age. Keeps constantly on hand large and Well
selected stock of Groceries, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs,
Bowls, Brushes &C., &c.
Liberal advances made on goods in hand.
Respectfully refers to
j. MARSHALL McCuE, ESQ.,, EpHRAIM GEEDING,
HENRY B. SIEG, DIR. JOSEPH WILSON,
JOHN G. Slower, JOHN J. CUPPs
June 2,--6m.
NOTICE Persons having old Walls that
IN they wish to dispose of can find sale for them
at G.. G.. YEAKLE'S
Drug Store Or Young old stand.
Feb l0-2mo,
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VIRGINIA.
1t Ra7es he7d IN the, Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court for augusta
County, tie 9Th day Of February 1865.
JAMES NJ sroue Pttf
GEORGE PETERS. Deft
The object this sut is to attach about rs acres
of land, near Piedmont and Hermitage, in angus.
ia Co, belonging to Defendant, to satisfy debt
due Plaintiff
The Defendant George Peters not having enter
ed his appearance, and it appearing by satsfac.o-
ry evidence that he is not resident of this Com
mon ealth 1t is ordered that he appear here
within month after due publica of this
tice. and do what is necessary to protect lis inter-
est.
CoPY-TEsrE,
N K TRour, p @ in RYAN, C.sTk.
Feb l7-4t
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VIRGINIA.:
At Rules held in the CLERKS
Office Of the Circuit Court of augusta
County. tie 9Th day Of. February 1865.
JAMES SroUr. Pltf.
GIDEON FELLEhs & GEORGE PETERS sDeft
The object of this suit is to attach about rs acres
of land in Augusta Co., near Piedmont and Her.
mitage, belonging to Deft George Peters, to sat-
!sty debt due by Defendant Plaintiff.
The Defendants Gideon Tellers and George Pc
ters not having entered their appearance. and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not.resdents OF this Commonwealth 1t is ordered
hat they appear here within one month after due
publication OF this notice, and do what is
ry to protect their interest.
"A A CoPY--TEsTE,
K TRouf,. Q j RYAN, Clerk.
Feb 17-4t
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at Ru7es held IN the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court for augusta
County, the 9Th dayof February 1865.
JAMES Stout, Pltf.
ROBERT T WHITLoCK, Deft.
The object of this suit is to attach acout so acres
Harris and others, bought of Chapman, Arthur
and others belonging to absent Defendant, to
satisfy debt due PItfT.
The Defendant Robt 7 Whitlock not having en-
tered his appearance, and 1t appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth n: tits ordered that he appear here
within one month fter due publication of this no.
tice, and do what is necessary to protect his in
terest.
A CoPY-TEsTE.
X TRoUr, P Q. JOS RYAN, Clerk.
Feb l7-4t.
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At Rules held In tile Clerks
Office of the Circpit Court for augusta
County, the 9Th dog ~ February 1865.
JAMES NJ SrouT, tiff
VIM PETERS, Deft
The object OF This suit is attach about II acres
of land,, near Piedmontin Augusta County, be-
longing to Defendant, to salty debt due Plain
tiff -
The Defendant, William Peters not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he appear here
within month after due publication of this no.
tice and do what is necessary to protect his inter
est
A CoPK-TEsTE,
n K TRoUT, p @ j N RYAN, Clerk.
Feb lift
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NOVlolent Swinging OF the Head.
The Sense ofTaste and Smell Restored.
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Alonzo. IorinR
Administrative oftthe Esfate ar TafFs.sa.
6angston, Deceased. u
By virtue of a decree made and entered q,
cause on the 18th day of NAV. les5 h xv az
juCisen3 ordered, and decreed thai scaI,ss
be referred TO one of the CommissioneTs III M
Court 20 audit state, and settle the AGjn1inisi9
tTat1onsnccoqntof the said Loring and reT1o1t
the same to Court, and also ascertain and Sa'
port gllat debts there areagairlst the estate Sf
said Sangston still unpaid and also the real
properly belonging to said estate describina
the separate parcels thereof and where sif1Is5
ate, and what part thereof IS encumbereiiI nv
deeds OF trust or otherwise and the amonnt X
eacn encnmbrance, and to whom due. and
that ne give four weeks notice by ad varfise
meng 4hereo4 published In some neWsna mar
printeu In Wheeling, at the time and plaSa of
taxing such account, and that he also nv Iilra
adYeItlsement, give notice to an persons
ciallnlng 10 be creditors of the said estate that
tneyt az the time and place to be 1aInedr nv
him, appear before him and profIi1ee aI1Sd
prove the amount of their respective debts on
pam OF having their said supposed debts ex-
etune9 nom payment by said estate ia case
tney 90 not respectively at said time and
place prove the same, and that his proceed
lnRS IN tne premises with any special matter.
ne liiiaY Deem pertinent, orswhich he NAV he
Eeqnred by said parties, or any OF them. spe-
clally 70 report, and that new process OF sub
L A.SAupRt0n
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ATWooD'S
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE
PILE DRIVER.


H YDRAULIC SAND PUMP,
DRAOTICAL TESTS HAVING FULLY
demonstrated the superiority OF this ma
chine over all Others for the purpose of sink
ing OH Wells, the undersigned is now pre-
pared to receive orders for the same.
TtiS machinery comprises everything re-
qutsite for the boring of oil wells, excepting
the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST IRON
DRIVING PIPE, (but will be fnrnisled II
desired, at reasonable price,, and dispenses
with the use of the Derrick Rope Bull wheaI
and other cumbrous and expensive Mixtures
now In use, and Is so arranged, being conc
Structed on wheels and portable, that IL can
be easily removed for the purpose of sinking,
wells in different localities
THE OETRlTUS Is removed from the we'll
by our Patent Hydraulic process and does
not require the removal Of the drill from the
boring. This process not only removes all
the detrttus In nom to 10 minutes, but like
wise ehectuauy clears out and opens all the
small oil veins that are so often entirely closed
up by the old process OfRALd pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and a. practical
engineer, well can be sunk from 100 to am
1eetW1thtn period of nom l5 TO 80 days after
the soil pipe has been driven. III = 10.
.Arrangements are being made for the con.
struction and delivery of these Illachfnes al
New. York, Norwich, Newbufg, n. Y, and
Pittsburg, Penna. y
For further Information price ttF:tns 40
address, SIMEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
0uHlOyZnQW 49, New York.
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RvER.-The river is still falling.
Bushes was quite brisk at the wharf
yesterday.
The Dictator, by rigging purchase
on the suspension bridge, succeeded in
getting her chimneys back to their
proper position. After putting things
to rights, she dropped down to the land
ing and received lot of freighe She
left in the afternoon with afine trip.
The LorenG arrived from Cincinnati,
and departed for Pittsburg.
The Eagle left for Parkersburg.
The Potomac has again resumed her
place in the Cincinnati end Wheeling
trade. She left yesterday on her up
ward trip.
The Nora leaves for Cincinnati this
evening at five o'clock. ~.
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TAX NOTTCE.

q Z g.
EfTyEfls rAXsPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY,.
VIII take notice, that shall be prepared
- 1Seel ye the State County and School faxes
oRstne year 1865, IN 50 EerRl VownslaiEs ut
the times and plnces heFeinaft ter ldenti Oned.
and that a deduc On of ~ per CEN ON the
Stale 1dI vii be allowed TO those who shall
pay an their taxes on or before this list dave OF
October, 1885, at the Shefi1fs once, or at the
times and places specified, viz: a
II Washington Tp.-At the First Ward Hose
House, September is, 19and 20.
Madison Tp.-At the Hope Hose House
September 81 b and 23 y III No. = - =
Clay Tp.-At the Sherifs ONCE, September
Is, 10 and 90 -
Union Tp.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September 81, % and %. ~
Centre Tp.-At the Fifth Ward School
House, September %, % and "a.
Webster Tp.-AtI Isaac Freezes Store Room
lHenTy Echols' old stand,l September %, %
Richie Tp.-At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and 20, and at Adams'
School House, September a. -
TTtadelphia Tp.--At F. HERS (the place of
yotngtl September II, IL and l3
Rtchland Tp-At Clinton p, o. Septemher
| lS; at A. A. A1lison's Smith Shop September
lg, and ut Atkinson's School House Septem-
Der 20. 5iI 49, = E4tH7'
Liberty Valley Grove P. O. septem-
Der IA and Is, and and at Samuel Bells Store.
West Liberty, September 16. =
JOSEPH SEYBOLD.
angII-uli octl - Sheriff of Ohio Co.
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CosI1I1ss1oNEp,s orF1oE.

WHEEL1NG, w. VA, Aug. q, 1855.
In In pursuance of the above mentioned de-
cree, shall, at my office, on Main street,
q eptember, 1866 proceedt to audit, state, &c,
tne accounts, &c, as required by the said de-
cree cree an persons interested are hereby noti-
81 HANNIBAL FORBES.
. aug22Sld Master Cou1miSSioner
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TAxEs.-The Sheriff and his deputies
are now actively engaged in collecting
the State and County taxes for the pres
ent year. Those who make their pay
ments previous to the first of october
win get a small reduction nom the
amount oftheir bills.
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sTREET RA1LRoAD.-The subject of a
street railroad is again being agitated,
and We expect to hear soon, that a com
pany has been formed and the stock all
taken. It needs but a small effort to
accomplish it
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FrNE oxsTEI.s. we had the pleasure
yesterday evening OF testingithe quali-
ey OF Mr.. II. H Mong's oysters, and
must say that We never tasted a finer
article. They we're large, fresh and fat.
And we can say to all lovers of these
luscious bivalyes, call at Mong's, on
Monroe street, ana you win and oys-
tiers las ia'' Oysters. 3,,s
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LIGHT bread and light hearts go to-
gether more frequently than most per
sons imagine. If you want to see a
''happy family, visit one in which
they use the Excelsior Baking Ponder;
you will hear no complaints there from
the .'head of the family when he takes
seat at the table,. Ladies who are
married, and those who expect to be,
should sstake a hi,,t." Dealers supplied
on liberal terms, by t. n. Logan &, Co..
and Logan, List s. Co., sole proprietors.
Wheeling, West Va. sep15-tf
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BOUGHT THE GRouND.-The commit
tee appointed by the Council on Thurs
day concluded bargain yesterday
with Mr.. ]. K. Botsford and VIM. F.
Peterson for four feet seven inches of
ground of lot No. 4, at the corner of
Water street and Mulberry alley, at the
rate of one hundred aud twenty-five
dollars per foot. The owners valued it
at considerably higher rate but made
a concession because of the purpose to
which it to be applied. We will now
have twenty-five foot alley.
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ytthe Governor of West Virginia.
~ .-gt
A PROCIAMATToN

WHEREAS, AN ORIGINAL VACANCY
wv, exists in the Office of Judge for the Ninth
judicial Circuit, and a vacancy has been oc-
easloned IN the office of Judge for the Tenth
Judicial Circuit by the removal by the Legis-
latnre, OF John w. Kennedy, from said office
3--Dotn, OF which vacancies have been tenn
law; And, whereas, it is made the duty Of
cles by proclamation, and by the same to
appoint some day, not less than thirty nor
more than sixty days from the date thereof
for holding elections to fill said vacancies:
now therefore, i, Arthur 1. Foreman Gov
ernor OF the State of West Virginia Hereby
give notice of the vacancies existing as afore-
said, and appoint Thursday, the TWENTY
day of October next for holding elections TO fiji
said vacancies And the supervisor and in
ispectoS of election at each voting place with
IN the several counties composing the Ninth
and Tenth udicial Circuits, are hereby direct
ed to hold elections mt their several places of
voting, on the day and for the offices herein-
before specified, and to make due return there
of In accordance with section forty-three of
chapter one hundred of the Acts of eighteen
hundred and sixty-three.
~ In testimony whereof, I1iave here
10 unto set my hand and caused the seal
of the said State to be affixed at the
- Capital in the City of Wheeling, thus
thlrty-tirSt day of August, in the year Of our
Lord, eighteen hundred and Sixty-flye and
of the State the third. H
By the Governor - = t'-1t'i az
GRANyILhE D. HALL, Sect'y of the state.
E .Sep1-lmd&w =.
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OPEN TO RAEEI.s-, The repairs on the
wire suspension foot bridge have been
completed and it is again open to the
public, who win be glad to avail theme
selves of the convenience.
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ADVANCE m NA11s.-Nails advanced
to Sc 20 yesterday and Iron to s. so.
Themarketi is active and strong.
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PoIIcE CoURT.- There was but one
case before the Court yesterday, and
that, owing to thea bsenes OF q material
witness, was continued until this MORN
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Steamboats,.

REGULAR I9oasell ger Packet for wheel.
illrst SIM & J, - M, 3fHteEsVfI1es Bail
Gseel = etth ana EsilF tyII;g. :
.sssr,5i1f The new and fast pas eneer
ID ~ lstenmer u ~ YER a. III Porter,
Captain, 10, Porter Jr3. Clerk. b e !
g dleayes Ett tsburg every Monday and Thurs
h leaves. Wheeling at 9 u, m. same DAYS. a
Returning, leaves Park ems lIIJs Iffiestllyy
and 1iday at 2 o. M. I'LL n = To-
Q Leaves MaIiettaat I.1n. same DAYS. Il sr
I, j caves wheeling at Ia m. Wednesday and
Eor freight or passage apply at the wharf
boat OF BOOTH, BAT1ELLE q co. I
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@ Alta RR ii I
DIR. R. GOODAIE'S
Catarrh Remedy.
THIS MODE OF TREATMENT IS
The Acme of Perfection!

THIS MODE OF TREATMENT Is
The Acme of Perfection!
It Cures Hay, Rose and Periodic cArAnnH.
1t Cures oATAKRH in ants Types end Stages.
1t Cures oArARRH, and averts Consumption.
It Cures cATARRH and Pain In the Temps.
No violent Swinging Of the Head.
The Sense fTaste and Smell Restored.
EloR CENTURIES CATARRH HAS M.
y ned the skill of physicians and sIIr5eons
80 medlcal work contains prescriptfoil that
VIII efadicate 1t. Nothing save DR. CFoolIaIe5S
IsLledy W1ll break IL mp, radically desfroyiI1e-
t tiis PIl3elRal OF the disease, and precludlnS
tne possibility Of a relapse.
MOUTH OICatafrh can withstand ifH search
lot9ed such immediate relief, or gave such
universal satisfaction 49,
" penetFateS to the very seat of this disease
anu S1terLnlnateS II, root and branch forever.
From 1Ee ~. p. Commercial 4CIUeTfiSeT
: dAIs hose AND PERIoDIC CATARRH-
treatment not only affords the pTeafeSf ne
Ilei IN every variety Of CataTTh, but N extin-
cuisines the disease forever in all fts tVne9 and
Stages. Every one speaks well OF m
EE5cS Sl.gg per bottle. Send q stafiiD for DR.
1OooAleB New Pamphlet on Cqt0PFji 81 nor.
~ !nooe OF treatment and rapid cure Infor-
al u q priceless value-send or cali afonce
NeW-YoFlE. 80 - fr7ts1Sl S2'''
~ For sale by 7. d. LOGAN q Co. and
sIs Sza4Ni 44ST q CO., Wheeling.
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MAa1o.-The world-renowned Pro-
lessor Anderson viii give series ofex-
hibitions at Washington Hall, common
cling on Monday evening next, As an
ulusionist the Professor stands unri-
vailed. He will also present and expose
the spiritual feats of the noted Colches-
ter. The astonishing feats of Professor
Anderson are well calculated to excite
the wonder and admiration of all who
witness them. We predict that he will
have crowded houses during his stay in
Wheeling.
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When the misguided and imprudent votarv
seeds of this painful disease it too often l,Sn
pens that an i'll timed sense Of shame, or dread
OF discovery, deteTs him from applying IL,
tnose VINO, nom education and resnectabilIty
can a, alone beffiend him, DELAYING till the con.
sutuuonal symptoms of Inns horrid disease
hiEoat, diseased nose, nocturnal mains in fhe
nead and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness
nodes on the shtn-bones and arms biotche9
on Ihe mead, tace and extremities progressinp
Wltn tnghtful rapidity, till at last the palate
0 Oh, me mouth or the bones of the nose faiI in
horrid object of COMMUNICATION nI7tI1 5SnatIS
puLS q period to his dreadful sIiferines, in
sse sIISI MN to that undiscovered country
nom whence no traveller returnS y. >''
~ Is melancholy fact, that thousands foI
HIclnS 70 this terrible disease owing to the
the use OF that deadly I0ofSoI MeIc1,,1, NJ TIJS
Lns SonStituttop, and make the residue Of lie
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THE New TEN CENT NOTES.-The
new ten cent fractional currency is cir
culating. The pieces are a little larger
than the old tens, and shorter than the
twenty-five cent slips. Upon the face
is medallion head of Washington,
with a factory chimney and ships rig
giug on either side, and a figure 10, in
gilt, in four places; the back is of a red
color, and the figures 10 in large gilt.
They are printed on bank-note paper,
and promise to be more durable than
the present currency.
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VOTING MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice indulged in when alone, habit me-
school, the effects of which are nightly felt.
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hone of
his country, the darling ofhis parents, should
pc snatched from all prospects and enjoy
ments of life, by the consequences of deVia-
ting from the path of nature and Inducing
IN IN q certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
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TIE FAIR.-The arrangements for
the October Fair are progressing finelv
The track Will be in the most perfsot
order and will afford a rare opport,, NJ
~ for those who have horsesiin train
ing to test their speed. The prospects,
for a splendid exhibition are now very
fattering. The managers are leaving
nothing undone which can tend to Sc
cure its success.
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THE FIRE ON THURSDAY NIGHT
Through the prompt action of the
Guards fire company, the fire at the
machine shop of f. r. Addison q Co.,
was snbdued before any serious dam
age was done. The loss of the firm was
small. Their business is going ON as
usual. The fire was occasioned nv
sparks rom the chimney. The dam
age 70 the building will be repaired in
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BeuetaI agdtifes:
COMMISSIONERS MntinIa

Il !..la Al IN THE CIRCUIT
SonEt Ior Ohio County, West Virginia:
Alexander Heyman.
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MARRIAGE.

Benect that sound mind and BODY are the
moSt necessary requisites to promote coniiu-
6l9I happiness. Indeed, without these, the
journey through life becomes a weary nil
gflmage: the prospect hourly dnrxens to The
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with les-
pair and filled with the melancholy refiec-
lion that the happiness OF another becomes
blighted with our own &e''A-'