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OIL Wells In TenneSsee-A Flowing well
RIrnck on Marrowbone CreeE.

-
We yesterday met General Milroy,
from whom we learn that q company
had been boring for oil on Marrow
bone creek, about twenty. five miles
from this city, and that they had
=" struck lie" in large quantities at a
distance of 372 feet. The we'll is a
flowing one, aud the parties are al.
most insane with their success. We
did not ascertain the number Of bar
rels per day, which come from the
well, but the quantity was large.
Another company "struck lie" at
a distance of ia feet on Rock creek,
in Franklin county, a day or two
since; and others are boring in the
vicinity. There appears to be no end
to oil in this State; and now that it
is no longer encountered by slavery,
its mineral resources will DO devel-
oped, until it will be tho richest sec
ton Of the Uhion.-[NdshUiHe Union
18th.
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Chnncery Court nc Jonesborovrh,

NATHAN sHIPLEY, ADNR. WITH THE
~ will annexed, Of James Barding Deed,
vs. Lttitia Barding and others. II appears
from the allegations VI the bill that said es-
tate - probably insolrebt, II is therefore or.
dered that the creditors OF said estate are en-
joined from instituting or prosecuting any
suits against said administrator and they are
hereby notified and required 10 Gle their
claims In this Office for settlement. II further
appearing that the defendants Lstitia Barding,
Chester B. Barding, Disa A. Barding, LouiBi.
ans G. Barding, STEPHEN G. Barding. Louisa
II. Barding, are non.Tesidents Of this State,
1.-THE last Eve names OF whom are also mi
nors, Il is ordered that they be required to
plead, answer OF demur 10 said bill, on or be-
fore the End Monday ofMay next, or the sane
will be taken AS confessed as to than.
Jsn12 w4Pr ieeS5l HENRY HoSs, c. IN.
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TIVE LADY'S FRIEND
The Beat Of ibe Moniblies-deyoted -
Fashion and Pure Litsrature. $3.50 Z, year.
Two copiesS4: Eight and one erahs SIS.
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING ma
CHIMES gives us Premiums. Send rs cents
for a sample copy 70 DEACUN kPBTERS0s,
3l9 Walnut ST.. PhHAdtlphil.
Single Numbers for sale ~ the views Deal
erg.
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TnE BEsT OF rae MONTnLIEs-

TINE BEST or THE MONTHLIES-
THE LADY'S FRlEND-devotsd TO
FASHION and LITERATURE. Beautiful
Steel Engrarings. SPLENDID DOUBLE.
SIZE C0L0RED FASHION PLATES. The
Latest Patterns Of Dresses. Cloakf. B%onnsts,
Embroidery &c. Household Receipts. Music,
&c. WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEwixo Ma
cHEEs given as Premiums. Send rs cents
for . sample copy to DEACON 4 PETERSON,
$40 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. =
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HAM or JETT.-A correspondent vents The
following rsgisru for Jefferson Davis, the rsb-
Ell leader:
nMay he be set AAoAl In an open boatwith-
out compass or rudder, may that boat and
contents be swnlleHAd By a Shark, rhe Shark
swallowed by a Whale, the Whale swallowed
BY his Satanic .M~njssty-hs chained In the
South-west corner OF Pandemonium, wnere
a North-we5t Wiad would blow ashes In his
eyes, forever morel Blowl blowl blown
But JEFF. iS no, likely TO suffer so severely,
as, from last accounts, he was in "hAe health, :
and I" doing sell"
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B6- A report has been in circulation that
MeISrs. S, A, FoutE 4 Bro, are unable 10 sup
ely the demand for their celebrated Horse
and Cattle Powders. This report, whether
made 10 a friendly spirit or not, Is erroneous.
The gentleman referred to state that thiS was
once the case for about a week, long age,
but that they are now prepared, with i~ncreaS-
Cd machinery, hands and other appliances,
TO meet the daily increasing demnnd-so that
all can be supplied. We refer 10 their adj
yertisement elsewhere published.
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Prices Of UncuFrent Money.
BY c. N. ORDWAY.

NAsHvuLr, TnnN., January &, 1904.
CELL TOUR U~NCURREkT MONEY, fHk TOL.
- lowinz are the rates Paid BY Q. N. 0RDwAY, TX.
OhANGE BROKER, No. sS, C0lleEs strsss, EseA.
bic 70 huetuAte. but may Be dspsadsd oaa SuaeisnI.
length Of time for remittAnees 70 Be rassiVsa b. mall u
express, if forwarded without delay
~TENNkfgHE nanf Of ruiian a
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Important Trial.

BALTIMORE. Dec. % judge Giles.
in tho United States District Court
here, decided this morning the impur.
tant hdbsas corpus case Of Ralph Aber-
crombie, held by Gen1 Wooley charg.
cd with being u spy and deserving TO
the enemy, also with giving testimony
before q Confederate court martial in
Richmond, on which testimony Capt.
Deaton, Of United States army, was
wroungfnlly convicted and executed.
Jupge Giles decided in favor tho mill.
was a Lieutenant in the old Uuited
taay author1y, %remanding 10 its custo,
dy A%bercrombio for military trial as
he belonged to the Uuited States mill.
tary service, Abercrombin will now
soon be tried by dourtmar;ial He was
q Lieutenant in the old United states
army.
The court martial Of which General
Fessenden is President, and Colonel
Bingham Judge Advocate has adjourn.
ed sine die, having disposed Of the i'm
portant forgery trial Of private Thorn /.
Murphy. A new conrt.martial will
probably be formed soon 70. try Aber.
crombie.
WASHINGTON, Jan 6.-The govern
ment has beau advised that the repre-
sentation made TO Spain iu favor Of
peace with Chill, have so far prevailed,
that the good offices Of France and
Eagland have been accepted upon the
terms proposed by them and the Uoited
States.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON
c0maTY

STATE OF TENNESsEE, WASHINGTON
COUNTY.
ISAAC JACKSON ". JOHN s BROWN
The plaintiff on AfBdavit says that shs'ds'
fsndant IL Indebted 70 him md n . hoh-fsss
dent Of Tennessee or 20 abseonds thatth -
binary process Of law canho, be servo upos
him. and having obtained an original ntissb.
men. against The defendant, retuFnahle bsisfe
some Justice Of said county, and The $50
hating been returned before me on The pr.a
day of Dec, 1888, levied on the defsadl.tt
property. II 70 therefore ordered By me u.s.
publication be made N The Union Elag
fonr Successive vesks noiifJlng said dsl,Ps,
ant 10 appear a. my ofAcs IN THE ifthi Do,
Of aid eonniy on he aoth day Of Jsna i.s.
and ansysr CT the pame will BE- ProsptsS
with ~er-parte. .December. 18th 1883. ~
Jahl7WlprSfesSs. THoS. O. MADAhs, ~
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STATE or TEExEssEB wAsHISGTog
COUNTY

STATE or TEFNEsSEB wASHiNGfOs
COUNTY
IN r. HOWARD ". JOINT s. BRoWgT
u The plaiHtig OF aihdayit ears tbai ~
defendant d indsbled 70 him and u . pes;
resident Of Tennesses. Or % abseoedg ihy
the Ordinary pFoesss 81 Law ean not BE- ssss
cd upon him, and having obtained 40 onge'
al attachment apiBh the dsfphdant, rssain..
able before soma Juttlte u 5Aid enunty' 50
the zane hstinR hftu rstuFn1d heiofp Nc
the 73Fd, day II Dpes leeA levied % ~
d~efradants prdpeFty, n q therefora efof.
I'd hy ne, that pnblicalion BE- mSde u a
uaion Rlag, nf four Successive egstA So
JinR said defendant 70 spear a ~ FIX
N the 18th, Dist, ofnid touniy % - feI..
fay o. {uns 1854 and iks4tf, oy ihfft-
win b. prrcsedsd uIIb etb41la Dge.ms.
7eh Jess. TnoA q MADAME ~
jsni7wtprsfSsS6 -e
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70 D. MARTIN W. o. & possEN. THE
lGs Plaintiff on sfhdayit Says The defen-
dent 70 Indebted 10 him - sgent Of Eulila
Thler, aud 10 . non-feSident Of Tennessee,
erso absconds that the ordinary process Of
law eannnot be served on him, aud having
obtsiped an original attachment, aEalna Che
said dsfendant, returnabls before some Jus
tice Of said county Ahd The sane baviag been
returned before me on the fourth day Of Nov.
1893. IL 10 ordered that publication b. made
for four successive werks n the Unlon Flnr.
notifying he Bald delshdtat % appfar a nv
once su ths i1th dag Of 1nna le9t nd IN.
swef, o. he nams VIII 81 sef f6r ez palla.
laai1prItsl D. K ARMEyThoUT, J. p.
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Now Work 1XariC1
New YOHE. Irl.


Co.tou-aIurr aua more active 9t ~
acc for middhng F.our-hrm. but
sound grades, with moderate demand.
medium grades steady and common
grades dull and dropping; DO. inferior, at
81 ,-Ols 70 fox extra state: S5,50a9 Tor GN-
ira round hoop Ohio; 5955alO,65 for
trade brands, market closing QuiGt.-
whisky and nominal with sales
at S222a222 for western Wheat
dali and lower a6 , 90 for sound mixed
Milwaukee; SIP for new do Rye-dull
and without decided change at SI,O5
COrn-more active and lc lower a. ia
76c for unsoun1; 3Ia5ic ior sound mixed
weston, the latter pgICe an extreme
one Ban and Barley Malt--dul' and
nom ua.,g unchanged Odts-iirmcr il
demand =, i2ai6C ty| uasUund western:
56a56lc for sound do Pcuolcum-dnG
ct 3lIa32c Tor crude: 53"5lc for refined
bond. Cohee-quiet and steady. Sugar
dull, Nuscovado re: Havana nc.
Mo'us>es-steadv and active: New Or
leans Sl,Q3ai.H PUrk-hcavy ut Sl-.57j
a29,I2@ for new mess. closing at so
cash; S2S,2g for old do. closing at S23,25
cash; S2l ,50o2I,15 for prime: S4225 Tor
prime mess; also QtJ bbls new mcSS for
March and April, baycr', and sellers op-
tioD, at &28,G2!a23,97! Beel-slcady a.
Sl6a20 for new plain mess. Beef Hams
quiet; S4la42 Tor WESTERN Cut Meats
steady at lI1aI2c for shoulders. IGiaIS
for hams Dressed Hogs-3uii at I2:a
1916 for western Bacou-iu tai. de
mand at l6a17c fer western Lard-dull
and heavy at l54al53c also 1920 bbls
for March and April. sellers option. at
lSalstc Butter-steady at 20a32lc for
Ohio @ca3Sc tor state Cheese-frm
at1Sa20c
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II III ta
Yr5tIuO N.ti

r. ,...
mt.stCu
Fred DUu.sy u
| a. C'ggg Hall ~ u-s -.0.
q watch tex IN one cal n.
| the agerl'l5n ga beJg.s.
Inert Budgm8a Dlri- .
| general debility Nada.l'-.
| paiuiB the heat Euery
| operation b. ID DODDL
son Can DO referred u
Mrs Raul DIvt1u ID
VI heat and pain Al tue tY'']E
o. baGel5. and s0mstA O..
difficulty Of ms.ing Wlfy. g.
feeling Of weight In tho .L,l
one operation. May bs ,saU
ThOj Benton Emu.aglI %
Of voice. had not spCfg a..-.
After an operation OF one ~
pletely restored ami rJu.I ..
Can DO EeferTsd 10
Mss Clara Il LOCAWo.- !
pitauon oil TOO us2rt. ana
bility Pain in the left siasg =
bip Cured by two ppsgrr.
to.
BEN Andrews. DaytU 4
side Complete Toss of.aelgf 4.
and cold from toe sho d!igrs o.
PIN into Il without iesuur .
not walked 4 step Tor ,iestss- {.
cTutcEes Aitez one CDolat.o.
out crutche.. aud felG lie a.s-
Tue arm I'm be rsllrrtif.
Alis1 h4ty LIiHgf. D4y0.
/ rom ave u seven splsms e
years. resulting in RGajy tls
tue use OF left arm Alter % q
DODGE had only Ey5 sPavI,
lasting only about hitUsn Se----
and arm restored Can be ~
{ Ropkin, Dayton Pa %
stantly Tor over two year, '
alton. Can be IeierI.I f0
Y Patent IriH pr. '.
property.
ian2f. daWIH
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was rising rapidly last
evening, with sixteen feet water. Bnsi-
ness was brisk on the landing.
The Potomac, Capt. DickersOn, Clerk
Morris Dorsey, left for Cincinnati with
good trip.
The wharf.boat, which was forced out
of the water and grounded when the
ice broke up a week ago was yesterday
morning floated off. N
Reports from above represent All
streams rising, and we may expect a
Young flood
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RECEIPT THIS WEEK.
RECEIPTS LAST WEE
Cincinnati MARKET
CiSGLNN4TT Feb

CiNELNNATT, Feb. Il
-Four unchanged and quiet Wheat
in fair demand and prices steady; 81 80
for number Ope.new red Corn-in fair
demand At sc fox aumjer one shelled
Oats-duu at Sc foT number one Rye
dul at Sc for NUMBER one Groceries
i0Il Ho/-quiet and ooJutng doing;
no sales t.. indicate the market and
prices nominal receipts l,245 head,
Mess Pork-openen qtiet and firm at S29
holders asking $1,000 for city Bulk
Meats-i1 good demand. Bacon-un-
changed Lard-in good demand ut l9c
for prime city COtton-Quict at Ale iol
middling. Whisky-du!l and nominal;
free S2.2G Gold-2l,39g.
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WHEELING REGISTER.
DAILY, TRI.WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
BvlLEwIs BAKER.
New York Cattle Market.
New YORK, Feb. Is, 1866.

E New YORK, Feb. Is, 1866.
She market Tor beef cattle was dull
heavy and lower, though extra cattle
sold at enormous figures, ranging from
10 to 25c; one famous stear, weighing
nearly ton, is said to have realized $40,
and other kinds ranged fran 10 to l7al9c.
but inferior aud common grades and or
binary stears sold about lie lower the
market was, however. irregular, and
prices not quotably lower. Hogs were
scarcely SO firm
Current prices for the week nj all the
markets are a. follows:
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ISAAC HOGE,
Late of MOandsville,

Late OF MOandsvlue,)
TTORNEY ATLAW AND LAND
"A AGENT. Win practice in Wheeling and
the counties OF Marshall and Wetzel, w va
Office over the Bank of Wheeling Main ST.
@Plenty OF wild land in West Virginia iof
sale at from g TO $40 an acre by said Hoge,
nctlD.Rm
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p f. ZINN.

rDRusrERER & ,CONFECIi0N-
Err, Bridge Corner, Wheeling w va,
wholesale and Fetal dealer in Foreign Fruts
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer OF keunea
Candy ..,-, -, .o,t
Wedding and other parties furnished on seoi
IL and accommodating terms s5p20
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JOHN LUMP,

MANUFACTURES OF sABDEEs,
XXl HARNESS. Brides Trunks Valises. &C,
&c. zig Market street Wheeling, would inform
his cid friends and the public generally. that lie
has reftted his establishment and is now pre-
pared TO fiji sill orders entrusted to LIS care
With pTomPtHe7- aud in Tie best -frlG 81 The art
t@2uiT
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Two Good Store or Ware
Ronms for Sale or Rent.

rJEEE LOT AND STORE RoSM'
now occupied by VIM. W: Blanchard, rom NJ
ing on Monroe street, and adjoining the N W.
Bank. ,,,i,a
ALSo-The Lot and Ware Room, NO" GccuPtefI
by Rhodes & Singleton and situate on the north
side of Quincy street, between Main street ana
the river. A. ALLEN HOWELL.
iap25.ti
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FEBRUARY

tst. HENRY CHAUECET capt GI.. con
nectlug with COLORADO Capt Natt.Ls
10th ATLANTIC. Capt. Maury. gyu4sytis;
with SACRAMENTO, Capt C1very
2ist NEW YORK, Capt Homer connecting
with CONSTITUTIONS. capt. faIusyortA.
Departures Of Ist and 2lst connect At Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific PJrt- Those
of Il touch at ManZanillO
THROUGH PASSAGE RAILS E'CukREECT.
First Cabin $500; Second Cabin, 5000 steer
age, 500.
a discount VI CIe-qu3Itsr from steamer rates
allowed TO second cabin aud Storage passengers
with families. Also an allowance OF ous.aJIar.
ter on through rates to cleTgymGu nd their tam.
lilies, and school teachers soldiers having hon.
OTable discharges, half fare
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed s4.l,
adult. Baggage masters accompany b9ygage
through and attend 10 ladies' and children win.
ont male protectors Baggage received on the
dock the day before sal!iny, nom steamboats,,
railroads, aud pa4-engers "LD prefer ~ sead
down early.
An experienced -uI. con un U.lr. Ied,. me
sud attendance free
4 Steamer will be placed Or the tng January
lst, I5C5. 70 run from Hso Orleans 10 A-piu-
wall, via Havana
For Passage Tickets Di mgLsr Information
apply at the CoDpanys ticket office On tho
Wharf foot OF Canal street North River New
York / rs - BELLOWS
jan!J TN Agent
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The Living Forces of the Universe;
'she Temple and the Worshippers.

By Hon. uE0 " IHoMPIoN, OF W eeIlS. west
Virginia.
HE EOLI.O WING ARE 4 FEW
i ADVANCE NOTICES OF The WORK
y scholarly gentleman, speaking ot the LIZ
ing Forces" writes j will do an can TO pro.
m lie the spread OF this excellent and learned
work.
The President Of one Of our eldest Colleges
says: Judge Thompson is the deepest tnlnher
i,ave met aud MS work will be rare aud orig
iual 1t vii! move the waters.
a learned divine, speaking to i brother min
ist T. said 1t Is Il vast ~ stem OF th'usn"
A bit wondr Gus ~:siSns Ol nature anu --c Ae
mu@t have hIu. 1t i strange that liy-l -
ious in the same town v-Ilh such a man, and
knew him ouly III his outward relations as
iud.e and politician. His system explains an
coriects many things heretofore seemingly III
contradiction.
CHef justice L. utter reading a synopsis OF
the work sends many CALCULATIONS 10 the
autGur and earnest wishes tcrjhi5 success.
Another divine says; 1t Is new and compre.
hen i've il its general purpose and method, and
its detail is the resu Of patient and eiabOT.
ate thought. JAMES CHALLEN, Publisher.
February |. 1865 Philadelphia.
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WILLIAM HARE,

TACTICAL PLUMBER AND
i GAS FILTER No ? Monroe St. Wheel
ing, w, Va
Ey7Orders from the country attended 10 at
short notice sep2O
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PI> HazIett ~ Barbour VII bs ia
Wheeling (MLUre House "Wednesday
and Thursday February 2l~t aud pa
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR SALE.
.U.aIE PROPERTY

u,HAT VALUABLE fkOREsKIf
situate on Market street Centre Wheeling ling
Inon which is erected large anu comM injurious
Brick dwelling house and necessary oa t Inc uses
This is lot number ll3 lately occnp6cc ny nv
ert Patterson, deceased, ana ho" o''"p'0" ~
Capt. Andrew Wilson.
For terms of sale apply to p,,,cos
Care ". W. Hanley & Co, Nos. 60. q. and q
Walnut street Cincinnati, OHIO ieo'im
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P. w. BOSLEY,

MANUFACTUkER OF C0IItEON
Nl AND FANCY CANDLES and dealer i'll
Foreign Fruits Nuts. etc. NJ Isl Market St.
Wheeling, Va.
Also Parties dud weddings furnished With
Ice Cream and Cake al the shortest notice
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II. W. PHILLIPS,
R. II. LEE, NJ, D

IEBiCAL AND SURGICAL DF-
WI faEst AND RESIDENCE corner OF
Mill Alley and Mann street, Centre Wheeling
~. Va.
DR.. J zee operates Tor the radical cure Of HcrTia
Stone IL the bladder, Str.tUlsmus ,Or Cross Ego
aud all The different ~. ms OF Club Foot
OllIve hours irolu }" 10 ~ n. NJ. and to 4
L. NJ. myI2
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rev Vsrh SIonsy Barrie,

New IORE Feb ~
Money tim It SAT per cent %tef
ing L&cbange-lull aUd nominal II
st0ltNl on Colchester oponir7 n
sl3Ss declining 20 $685. closing a,
Sl3s{
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5 + MILLER
J. & c.. RAYHA

ID BAKERY. Market Street opposite Tie
Washington Hall few doors above Monroe
Street Keep constantly On hand a full assert,
ment of the above articles
u Their wagon TUES constantly u all Parts
OF the city With Bread Crackers Rusbs Cakes
etc sep20
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IlR DODEE5s Bl

IR DDDEE59 Ha
~ mostly diseases Of -
cases given up as inCurll.
peculiar to himself, althCur.
men IN all ages who have ba
&c power over the diseases
mind, some call it the " ca
few have possessed At 10 {.
nearly all diseases and pCIss
vitality passed from n strCug &
weak one, that restores {. ~
culatiOn OF the vital VI n rry.
ful is THIS influence thai I..-
many years suffered lrCul d.
been pronounced incur1E.g d.
cine has been admini4Gr,d r
have boon restored u hgali-
short space Of time Ii SAL
member VI the lldy %. u....
bilities, but IL vii aivsvs
whatever cause The uIaG
the most strict pTLCip.g % +.
nothing miraculous OF slp..
II i3 in harmony with N! 6r.
eminent physiciaHs d OTTER ,a
acknowledge this power bat
ment Tor tlenIIycs aLI.m
wise It 10 their patients DR.
profess ~ cure every case
BY this treatmen. lt take
for InveteTdto cases u a.uga
&c disease, and so sure Is llgt.!
diseases require 4 8ccoEIgplH.
ness Broken Bones Dedication
OF Spine and SuppUISlgg IgG
viii be much beueAttea-a.ws.
pain and something's iI.r rI!s.
are most certain Of being rr
are
WEAK EYE.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Companv's
Through line 20 California
InEEIIINIs At MEGlGAN PnKI -

Rnd carrying the U. ). Mail Leave Pier
No. a. Mum l,iyer foot Of Canal street, at ~
o'clock noon, on tue ist nth and @lst Of every
month Except when those dates tau Oh sunday,
and then on the preceding Saturday Tor Aspin'
wall, connecting, via Panama Railwayr with one
of the Company's Steamships from Panama for
San Francisco touching at Acapulco
ID
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WEAK SPlNLr
TUMOkS
LALLI
Alt KINDS OF SFNUAa
INTERN Al ULCER
LROPSX,
LOSS o.. ~.
NIHs
$40.
Vikings ~ La LIZ
I~SFE PSIA
RHEUIAIIS.i
NERVOUS LFr.
DIAEk liz
FPDN'Eu.
Dl'E.s
Gl
ri f..
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aAsEY DONALD FORBES JAS. r BARNES
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Dried Peaches ! Dried Peaches !
E6RTI RVsHEIs pr.up
L DRIED FEACHES lust received snI ~
sale cheap bv R0"TH BATTELLE : 90
jsnl3 W.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-14

over s'ifsy GEOTssui O.
Five Year
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-10-26
Notice Of Forecic sure.


To I'll whom i my rcrce.p:
XATHEiEAS, On the first day Of June 4. u
w is, Francis Lennaviiie and C,.tharin-
Lennavi.ie. IiS wife, OF the town Of Manitovoc
Rapids iii tne county Of ManitowGc and state Of
Wisconsin. rs mOrtclgors, executed and tieliy-
cred to james p. Glover, Of the city an(seounty
of KenCsha and state Of Wisconsin. as mortca-
gee, certair fndcnturc Of Mortgage. bearing
date on thtt day to secure the payment by the
said mortga gor to tie siid mortge gee. Of Tie
SUM Of four thons an,i nine hundred and eighty
two dollars and tor,y-onc cents. in two years
aftcl the date thereof. with interest ut the rate
Of ten per cent. per unEum, according to the
conditions OF certain pr,W'sS0ry note eXccu-
ted by the saii francis i"Hu,Viile, one Of said
mortgages 10 gpc said mortr-. sec, be,Iing even
date with said mortgage. whici. mortgage
was duly executed and acknowledged 81
rs to lie entitled to r"eard and Was
drly recorded in jte office of the Register
of Deeds Of the county Gf Mantowoc aforesaid,
ON the thir't day of June \. %. 1873 at eleven
Q clock 4. NJ. of that day. in volume | of mort
cages pages $50 and JS7. And whereas,
GIN the tttth 4 : IF June \. D. 1873, the said
James P Glover by an Instrument in
writing under his hanI and seal. ,.uiy executed
and delivered to .iohn Y. Schencl of the city q:
New Ioil, as >;g,:ce. as<irncs sid inlcntule
OF Mor5g 80, together with the id note there
~ referred to. and the debt thereby secured.
unto the said John W. Sc}Icnck: which ii 49,
.-nment Was du'y acIi.ow,c edged. so ls 10 he
entitled to record, and W,.S du'v recorded IL The
oiicc- of The Ecri- e. Of dee is G.. the count Of
Mdn!tp1:c2 atorrs ii, on the 18th 4 Y Of ,ily
A. D. lS,,S at clock r. NJ. &C TIT / Y IN VOL
umc j Of mGrtT 'geS, on pages - aud sc. And
where's, uII.ttc $rrond i " # uv 4. y. 1856.
he said John VI :. .;sEgs. hy;n instrument in
writing under hlS hand md seal. dur executed
AMI de:iyrtc to Dwight Fol .ns..n Of Eenosha.