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Females peculiarly situated, or those 80 ~
pjSSn9 themselves so, are CAUTIONS. t5S =;
i31inE these Pills while in thai coma .1.5CS &.
ti1ey "inyite miscarriage 49, M TespoDS
hIi}fLt oItbou9h their mildnes would PIstp -
I'M SI,1SjScI1ieY to health, otherwise LIE
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Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by John +. Hopkins and Mary
Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date on the =
day of December, in the year 1881, and now
ON record in the Recorders office OF Ohio
county, In Deed Book IS, folio SO, will sell
at the front door of the Court House of Ohio
county, on Tuesday, the first day of May,
next, the following property, TO wit: Lot
Bakers and James II. Stout's sub division of
lots, in square numbered thirteen tlS), adjoin-
ing Athenunn; also the one undivided half or
moiety of four other lots in said Baker and
Stout's sub division, designated on the plat
thereof as lots numbered one II }, two t3A three
seven 90, situated or. the National load in
Daniel SteeniodS addition to the city of
Wheeling, being sixty feet 'front.' running
back one hundred and twenty; also the one
undivided half or moietS Of nine lots number;
ed !, 8, 4, 5, 6, :, and 9. In square numbered
10, in James and james r. Bakers addition to
the city of Wheeling; also sixteen lots on the
island, situated in Daniel Zane,s addition to
the city OF Wheeling, and designated as Lots
Carroll Hnd Bakers addition TO the city Of
Wheeling, and designated rs lots numbered
g. z, s, 10, l6 and II, IN square numbered 8; also
one piece or parcel of land about the size Of
roll and Bakers addition; also lot numbered
$50, situated on north side OF Zane street, also
lot numbered 10 in square numbered IL, in
James and James r. Bakers addition.
Terms of Sale-The purchaser shall be at
lIberty--to pay the whole of the purchase
the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, giving notes with approved security
for the deferred payments, and the title re
tatned until the purchase money Is paid infnL.
w. n. BASSETT&'0o., e "a Trustee.
lJEg AuctinneeIH.L - AsL InF3i-fd
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1
Or. ]. addreSes an those who have iniuDst
themselves by improper indulgence and N
tary habits, which ruin both body and mini
uniting them for either business study .
ciety, or marriage.
These are some OF the sad and melanehol,
effects produced by early hal1itsof youth, NJ
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs Pains /.
the Head, Dimness Of Sight, Los OF MuseuH
Power, PalpatatiOn of the Heart, Dyypeut1
Nervous Iritability. Derangement OF The ID.
gestive Functions, General Debility, Symp-
toms Of Consumption, &C. =-54 =.
AESTALLT.=The fearful effects on them!n
are much to be dreaded. Los Of Memory,
Confusion of Ideas, Depression Of Spirit
Evil FoFebodingS, Aversion 10 Society sell
Dfstrust, Love OF Solitude, TImidlty, DC, an
some of the evils produced.
Thousands of persons of all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause of their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming veal,
pale, nervous and enlaciated, having singg.
lar appearance about the eyes, Cough, an1
symptoms Of Consumption. L
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wTY not nse the best. no humbuZ, no hair
NO pay. Rings Ambrosia Is warranted 70
restore the hair to It's original color and lus-
TIRE. Brightred hair Is changed to beautiful
auburn 1t supersedes Hair Dyes, while II
neither injuries the texture Of the hair or
eoIoH the skin. It VIII prevent and cure
taIdnez. AsaHair Dressing 1t isuurivalledI
A few applications Will convince the most
skeptieIe Of the truth oft the above statements.
For sale only by odbeTt, Chemist, End of
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Who have injured themselves by cer1,
practice, INDUCED in when alone, a habit r.
ouently learned from evil companions, Q, s
school, the effects OF which are nightly isS
even when asleep, and, II not cured, reD6tl
marriage impossible, and destroys both NH
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hopeE
his countEy, the pride OF his parents, shouiik
snatc1ed from all prospects and enjoyms11
the path of nature, and tndnlgtng in oe-sA
secret habit. Such persons must, before @.
formulating -----
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The Drawing viii take place after the Com
1000 persons can witness it A Committee
will be appointed by the audience tosuperin-
tend the same. All purchasers and agents
will be supplied with correct lists Of drawing
as soon as published Parties holding tickets
will retain them until after the drawing, and
/ their number appears in the list Of drawn
numbers, they Will forward their ticket inn
mediately, with full directions as to the ship
at the Principal Hotels, Book and Music
Stores in the city and at our ONCE, 1873 Dear
born street; price SlOO each. Sent by mail on
receipt of price and stamp for netuTn postage.
Good and reliable Agents wanted In every
city, town and village IN the United States, to
whom great Inducements are offered. Refer
eneeas required. - Ize --- 80
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----.- .
FEDERAL COUNT. y. Jackson, Jr.,
TesidinQ.-TheC Court re-assembled yes
to-day morning.
The following named persons We're
naIuralized yesterday mornings: VIII
Liam Dudly, William Straitman, Charles
Sarbroder, John McGarrall, John
Heckel, Richard Nolan, Charles Rine-
gheimer, Frederick Lendcruian, Henry
-WOurtZbacker, Charles Nulty David
6fervin, William Carney, Christopher
Thfle, jacob FIynu. lafF 1
Judgments by confession acninst
Clark Hnines mud John Beafn-S55 and
costs same, $3.50 aud costs; same. $3.50
md costs,
NoELe prOSeqmi issued IN the cases
against William S. Brady and John
Brady, Sr. /; indictments.
There being no further business TO
come before the Grand Jury, it was dis
charged.
- . - --
jonrned meeting ofthe Board OF Super
visors OF Ohio county was held at the
Court House of said county yesterday,
monday, April9, 1861 at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. ,.ss,--..-'-
l4-eSegat.pE. J. Q; Hnpp. Z Presidents s1,3
Augustus Hanulan, w illiAm T. w ilson,
Henry c. Wallace, William Franzheim,
- Nichols.
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WoRKMKS have commenced tearing
down the group of buildings on Main
street, just west of the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank, 10 make room for a
large block to be erected there, four sto-
ries high, by Messrs. George r. Taylor.
w. r. Peterson, J. @. Orr q Co., and
Mr.. Little. J. G. Orr q Co. have re-
moved to Monroe street.
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The Leueorrhn3A, q, ,bsS
Al the same time, there T. no o. hb,essIth u "
nils that can do injury 20 1, Ls ard yOu "
IL stirerfi0nS be drtctty Jot'p lsL.ssS'issf ~
ana them 10 be al heSdTeT -.
OyE BOX IS SUFFIClhS l.,,,h,,
.o 600 BOXES have been soiH
Two Years - II
~, 5doiard Bores sent By ~ EaSsth eT EdIl
tn witch answers nave n, - me above p
xT1lici1 ladies sHy, nothing IKE th SSTTESCE q
have been known since ~ IC6EIp,
MFpICnSE DAWtSED Q fo2s IA - = ReEtOr
In HamoyfnG ObstTuetton s9,ahneL
ing Nature TO its tiEo ING tack q
aRosy color or Health 70 ths SttSs
most delicate: : six EolsA.
soid bv M'cABE, KRAFT q CO. CO., We GER
D4neTfsfs. s. Main street, " h ne ~ Eho1 =
V1if6IesIIa Agents for IVES, vi n REiiI 2
REED KRAFT & co.
Sold in 81. Elalnyiller Qnlfp 'PiCKER1S.e :,
ladies. by sending SLIP y - OfaCs.eoI-
above Heenfs 70 the " heellng .5tSiiy,J b. "
nave the pills sent, Gonna H.. n pCEtsE1
70 any part OF the country 9 h. HOVE
ocss-1yd .assi Sole Proprietor. Ne
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MEssns JoHs I. LAKIS Co.Lannounce
through our columns this morning that they
haye5ust received hne assortment OF Cio1iis'
Caaimeres, vestIngs, &c, and also al arLlcitH
Io,,,- t,,I-s,,ess experience, and the employ
tot dryt-cIass hands, Is able to furnish
ipe. nice, good work, and on fair terms.
Patronize them.
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HUMPHREYS di.T
Homeopathic Specifics.

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
II experience, an entire success Simple-Prumpt-
Eficient and Relhble They are the only Medi-
ciness perfectly adapted to popular nse-so simple
that mistakes cannot be made in using them; so
harmless a. 10 lie free from danger and efficient as
to Be always reIIabEe They have raised the highest
isiaction. -
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INAsMUcH as We have a river near us,
and It is now rising, and it Is generally
supposed that the water runs dOtcH, we
will state that at Cleveland, Ohio, the
other day, the Cnyaboga river suddenly
rose about two feet, being at its highest
about four o'clock, when, from some
cause, the water began to how in an OPP
Posite direction from the like. The
the south, which makes the matter
more singular. In the face OF this
breeze It moved with considerable
speed up stream, carrying with il logs,
blocks, and other floating material, To
the great establishment of the Cleye-
7landerS.
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WIGGINs, BRADFORD & CO.,
~, l9s Deatbqa55pgg Street, chicago. m.

l3S Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill.
Post ONCE Drawer 1913.
The proprfetors VIII douat g to the Lincoln
and DouglnS Monument Fund 81 0c0;alSo there
VIII be - 600 reserved nom the person draw
ing the 1900 prize for the same purpose.
REFRRKSCESs-Hon.M n. s. Wilkinson, Elk
senator OF Minn.i Hon Geo: v. Lawrence, NJ.
G. Peuu.s Hon. Alex. Randall. Ex-Governor
of wis; Hon. VIM. Montgomery, Ex-hf. ~, of
Penn; Hon. Major Dan. Mace, Ex-I. C., of
VIM. Leffingwell, Lyons. Iowa; Hon. Joseph
Knox of Chicago; Hon. c. Graves Smith, of
ChicaTso. m: 81. KronbsFE & Co, importers OF
'WafeRes, Chicago; MRnsen, White & Co, New
Orleans, La.
s N.B-EditoEs ofcountry papers are author
lied TO act as our agents, and they will DO al
lowed full commission on all tickets ordered,
whether for themselves or other parties, who
may order through them. Proposals for In
serfing this veFtisement requested.
aurti-6W
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IRIS not claimed that Piso's cure for con-
sumption VIII cure every case Of pulmonary
disease nor every eOugh-but that II wiz cure
many more than any other medicine no"
~, ,,t1- everyone chance to Try IT. It is agreed
"a TepaF The price to every one who tries 1t
and finds # not adapted tohfs particular case.
For saIe Only by Edmund Booking, No, Odd
Fellows Han.
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BOARD or SuPERvIsoRs.-An adj
journeI meeting ofthe Board OF Super
visors OF Ohio county was held at the
Court House of said county yesterday,
MONDAY, APrils, 1857 At 10 O'Clock
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"a Edwin Honbrook, Complainant,
Jacob E. Hornlb5rook and Others, Defendants.
Pursuant to q decree rendered in. the above
county, State of West Virginia, on the 9th
day OF March, 1885, i shall proceed to sell at
public sale, at the front door Of the Court
House of Ohio county on Tuesday, the 18th
day OF April, 1866, at - O'Clock, a m, to the
highest and best bidder, the following describe
ed property, to wit:
being numbered Two hundred and six t2O6)
fronting on the west side OF Eo6 street, be-
tween Rirst and Second streets, and laid out
by William Chapline and Others, as an nd
dlNon to the city OF Wheeling, and in that
part Of the City OF Wheeling called Centre
Terms Of sale-one third 60 in cash, to be
paidlon the day of sale, and the residue In
two equal installmentS, at one and two years,
the purchaser giving bonds with good secur.
ity, 6ealing interest from the day OF sale until
paid; the purchaser to have the option of pay
ing the whole Off the purchase mdfIey, or any
greater part than the e-thlrd, in cash. The
title to be retained until the whole oEthe pur-
chase money Is paid -
.sl ~ JOSEPH SEYBDLD,t
Sheriff of Ohio County and Special Com
missioner. ulT22-tEd
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RIVER NEws-The river was swell
ing yesterday evening, with fifteen feet
winter in the channel.
The Potomac arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday, and will leave on her time
this afternoon, with Captain Charles
MuhIemau "oveFheaP and Chris.
TIE Express is the Petersburg pack
ct to-day. HY
The regular packets made their usual
trims.
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THE champion oarsman, James
HamilI, with two friends, has secured
passage to Europe, and viii leave Pitts
buFgh on the 18th inst, and leave New
York the 2lst, for the grand inteEna-
tionaI scuIIine match. HamiIl's friends
are saDeuiDe of success.
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A NEW hit for ladies, which is very
beautiful, is described under the name
OF "Blush-rose" hat-not that there were
any roses used In the trimming, but it
was itself a blush-rose of the palest,
delicatest tint. The shape was the
"SOft'' hat. The sides and brim were
composed OF plain, fiat bEaids of cactus
fibre, the crown was made OF bOUiLLoHS
of rose-cOIOred siIk-the lining of the
brim, and indeed OF the whole hat, was
of the sHme. The braid, being diapha-
nous, assumed rosy tint from the lin
ing; on one side the rim was turned
back and fastened with an nigrette-
two pink ostrich tips adorned this side.
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FEDERAL CouRr-T. y. Jackson, Jr.,
presidiaa. -The Court re-assembled yes
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WE call attention to DIR. Rendall's
advertisement. Many of our citizens
will remember the Doctor former visit.
Those AFFLICTED with corns and bunions
should coll on him at his rooms In the
Mcclure Housa.
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Augustus Handlan, william p. Wilson,
Henry G. Wallace, William Franzheim,
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INthe police court yesterday, Angus
tug MJgge, whose case was continued
till this morning; was fined S and costs
for foresta1ling the market; Patrick
Moran, for disorderly conduct, was
fined $40 and Costs ..E ,sssi.
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FoURTEEN ACRES oFIGRoUND,
Having erected thereon a
FINE RESIDEN NOE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

The ground could not be purchased and
the buildings be put up Mt a cost of less than
$4,000. i Will also sell my ar "a
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SoRoHUM AND BUCKwHEAT.-We ac-
knowledge, through courtesy of J. Y.
Moore, Esq, Clerk Of the United States
District Court, the receipt of sample
of very fine sorghum syrup, produced
10y DR.. 4. F. Barnes, of Clarksburg.-
Our readers may remember that DR..
Barnes has discovered a way of making
ckwheat cakes out of the sorghum
seed, so that he makes this single plant
snppIythat superb combination "buck-
wheat cakes and 'Insses;" and If his
sorghum buckwheat is as good as his
sorghum syrup, the Doctor has good
thing of IL
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WE Will SEND

In every case send the name and Postofice
nd dress 0f each separate subscriber.
Money by dTaft, p. o. order, express. or in
regf Stered letters may ba sent at our risk.
! All COMMUNICATED should be Ailtlressed to
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WILLIAM T. Rob ": Defendant.


Pursuant to two several judgements at law
and orders of sale thereunder, rendered IN the
above entitled causes by the Circuit Court OF
Ohio County, on the S0th day Of October, 49,
md amended by the Circuit Court oil ONO
County. State of West Virginia on the eth day
of March, 1865, on the law side thereof
/ shall proceed to sell at public sale at the
'front.' door of the Court House of ONO county,
ON 941urslay; the Sd day of May, lso6, at ~ O.
clock A. M. to the highest and best bidder the
following described property. viz: .Jne mar
lot of ground numbered one hundred ana
twenty-three Q25l situated on the east side OF
Market street, between Madison and UNION
All the buildings and improvements thereto
belonging, consisting OF a good three story
brick bul ding, l22 feet in length, the mont
part of the building being % feet, ana the
back part Is feet wide, containing 70 cnai1-
berS, barrOom, baggage room, parlor. large
lar under three fourths of the bulldlnE, ana
which building is now occupied by John NJ
Ball as hotel; also part Of lot OF ground NUM-
bsred one hundred and thtrty-one Nl5tf % rect
wide and 30 feet in length, fronting on fourth
street. and situated in that part of the city 81
wheeling called Noah Zane's addition, with
the Improvements on thesame, consisting OF
numbered I2S and ISL abutting each other ana
extending from Market to Fourth street.
Terms OF Sale-a Credit of six, twelve anu
eighteen months, the purchaser giving como
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day of sale until paid. the title 10 ne re-
tained until all the purchase money Is pallo'
apr3-ts Sheriff of Ohio County.
NOR SALE..-.LoT NO. 100, WEST SIDE
II of Market street, next lot below the Dis
ciples' Church, Centre Mheeling;,
m TTFTEN
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CITY ITEMS.

SHAKE, shake, Shake. There Is no need
OF II! use American Lie Drops and stop
the Ague-
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speelal Term,.. or cIub Rates.

names for tickets and forwarding us the
money for the same, will be allowed the fol-
lowing commission, viz ~
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and fun vigorressord
This distressing affection, which rsn5.,
life miserable and marriage impossible Z =
penalty paid by the victims Of improusf /.
dulgencies. Young persons are too an :,
commit excuses from not being aware a y,
dreadful consequences that may ensue. IN
tend to deny that the power of procreaf5r :
lost sooner by those falling into impJS:
habits than by the prudent? BeSideS -,
deprived Of the pleasure of healthy ofsprTSS
both body and mind arise. The System Il
comes deranged, the Physical and Mes
Functions Weakened, Loss OF ProrESrTs
Power, Nervous ITTitabillty, DYSPEPSIA. Pr.
tation ofthe Heart, indigestion, ConStitutSr
al Debility, and Wasting ofthe Frame. Cor
Consumption, Decay and Death.
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Elm, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware

HAVING INCREASED-DTYFA FACILITIES
IL slfor the mRnufacture OF the above art-
cles, j am prepared to NIL all orders promptly,
and Aa cheap, or cheaper than can be bad At
patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and Coal,
and WtIlsWarTant every Stove. lam prepar-
ed % do an fcInds-Of Job Work in Sheet Iron
and Tin and win give sI1ch Jobs my personal
attention. Sp0uflng and GutteFing of all
Kettles and Fruit Cans of the best kind also
very cheap. Merchants and Others visiting
the city VIII do well TO give me a. call
sse2 az u q 5sLH. F. CALDWELL g
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THE new Postal Law, adopted few
days since, provides that all dead letters :
shall be returned to the writers, free OF
charge. The issuing Of money orders
OF sums less than twenty dollars, ana
the charge Of ten cents therefor that
shall be good If presented Within a
wear amer date, but no longer. In case
OF loss of the order It may be dupliea-
mics shall carry The persons in charge of
the malls free, and all such matter as
the Postmaster General may direct.
For iDinring or defaciDg mailable mat
ter deposited in any receiving or deliy-
cry box, a person can be fined 81 900,
and imprisoned not more than three
years. The act fixing salaries OF Post
masters is repealed. r. Ef5tE
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THE Rev. Professor @. i. Loos, of
Bethany College, preached before the
congregation OF the First Baptist
church, in Pittsburgh, on Sunday, TO a
large and attentive audience.
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ALI who wish to learn the art of Tel
egraphing Will he interested in the adj
vertisement of the Wheeling CONNER
cial College in this days issue. Messrs.
Mitchell and Creasey, with the ableas-
sIstance of Mr.. John Morgan, Jr., late
Superintendent of the United States Of
ice in this city, are putting students
through in all the minutia oftle Hmys-
tic'art." Upon first entering the Col
lege one IS Impressed with the idea that
we have made a mistake, having enter
ed a Telegraph office Instead of col
lego, but the surroundings soon set us
straight, and proves that this institu-
ton Is carried on according TO the most
approved and thorough manner.
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BURGLARIRs in this city have become
almost an every dhy-or night-oecur-
seem to have u passion for heavy CLOTH
ing, which fact appears strange to VIC
tins of their misdemeanors, inasmuch
Ms warm weather Is so close upon us.
Sunday night quantity of winter
clothing WINS stolen in North Wheeling,
the particulars OF which we did not
learn. The nightly assaults upon men
on the street, which were so frequent a
few weeks ago, have been entirely dis
continued, and the loose '.jail birtIs''
are devotlng their undivided attention
to stores, shops and private houses. 1t
stands our citizens In hand to keep their
doors well barred and their windows
tightly fastened down.