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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21
BURRIN TOMS
Vegetable Group Syrup +!

THE GROUP comes like a thief ~ the nieht-there-
fore do nor fail 90 keep tile " Burrngio "a Group
gyrup BY ,oi at All Il es Il IL md STE remedy
for the Group; the very best article In use Tor
whoouine Cough Colds, &c A staodafd Family Med.
icne for nearly half century. For sale BY the Prope
Tor. II VI. BuRRlNGTON, Druggists, Providence, II.
] l. and by drnggista generally.
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UNION TICKET.
!ee.lon, .lonaay. sanala.r.:y "a. 1see.

EIeettvn' AAuLltIIAJI 8hhllNFy IN, HS0e.
For MGyoT... a................-CO coll n. WILKINSON
E0T Guy CteTk.4-CAP wBI.i / MATTHEW'S
E0r CLtU 7FeaglHeI. =. HOPKINS
For Snpt Of WdteT WoFkG-....-JAMES BAGGS
For Street C0HlIgtsSioTleJ HENRY RAMP
FOR Rhar1 Aaaer. JOHN @ BELLXlLLE
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WE are pleased to learn of the falsity
of the report Started, doubtless, by
some maliciouswretch,l that ladies We're
not going to be allowed to skate on the
park any more. We should like to
know what the park would do without
the ladies. AS the report referred to
ladies out than ever.
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NOTHING EQUAL TO IT SoLD.-Such
is the testimony which we receive from
hundreds who are using the " Esrceksfor
baking Ponder" For Biscntts, Buck
rpAeat and other 0,iddte cakes it is es-
pecially adapted, making them light
and crisp and wholesome. Bewdre Of
LIMITATIONS! See that you get Logan,
List &c Chs. ttErceLsiOr Boking PoOder."
Sold by dealers everywhere. l-t.
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lRrvER NEws.lThe liver vas risihl

lRrvER NEws.LThe river was rising
here yesterday, with eight and u hHif
feet in the channel. 5 - ri lfj +.
The ZdnesBiVel has taken the placelof
the ~ n. Harrison as transfer boat at
Benwood. . : go -, vi. 8 z. :. - -! -,
. 1t Is thought that the Pine Grove,
which is sunk at the foot of BnfhngtonS
win be saved. Her cargo has been Sc
cured, not much damaged. 5zed I .,,,.
The HIIRdsI, Capt. Fink's new boat
for the Wheeling and Cincinnati trade,
is at Parkersburg, waiting for the river
to open when she will come up and
take her regular. place in'the trade. ~
From the Cincinnati CbutnlereiL OF
Fridaylws take thefolIowing: Captain
Charles Muhleman raised steam on his
new and splendid Dside-wheel packet
Phil Sheridan yesterday afternoon, for
the first time. Her machinery performs
more than handsomely, indicating that
she will prove the war horse of the Up
per Ohio. The Phi. Sheridan will prob
ably leave for Wheeling on Tuesday
next. Look out for fast time, when she
wears her Dumont machinery SMOOTH
Can't. Muhleman, now in our city, re-
ports the Sheridan all ready for her nrst
trip. She will be here as soon as the
river opens below. 70 Sleaa 20 {
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.. Commissioners Sale.
IN 0HANc AEiSs44aindSE Hsyman

Alexander Heyman
VS..
Alonzo Ioriug. Administrator of the Estate
of Jefferson L. Sangston, deceased.
BY yirtuerof a decree rendered in the above
cause Oct. "a, 1865, shall, on Monday, the I'm
day OF February, 1866, at 10 o'clock a. M, sell
at the front door OF the Court House, the fol-
lowing described property, or a suthciepcy
thereof to pay the debts mentioned in the
Bill in this case, TO wit:
Lots Nos. 8 and in square 20, In Buena WIS.,
ia addition TO the City OF Wheeling. Also,
all that part OF lot No. II, in square Il, sit
uated ut the corner of Union and Fifth sts,
south OF Union and west of Fifth Sts., bound
ed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the inter
section of said Union and Filth sts., thence
wkSt 81 gel 4nches on Union St, thepf south
So feet 70 ans foot alley, running 4fernt Firth
st. 10 II foot alley, which runs into Union
ST., thence east with the north side of said
foot alley to Fifth ST., thence northwardly to
the beginningy Also, the following described
real estnte, situate on Eifth ST, in the City of
Wheeling, to wit: Lots numbered 8, 10, IL and
II in j. & c. Ritchies addition to the town OF
Wheeling, and the adjoining four lots on the
east sideof said lots 81 10, IL and ~, and which
four adjoining lots are in the addition to
Wheeling called Buena Vista; and are num-
bered 7, s, and 10 in square 3d.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
ian9-SOd Commissioner.
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L,rr1r KANAwuA RIvRn.-Tho Ca

Little KANAwHA RIvRR.-The Ga
sette says that books for subscriptions
to the Little Kanawha Navigation, un-
der the Act of March l, 1864, will be
opened at Parkersburg on the Esd inst.
The object of the Company is to slack
water the river whose name it bears, nm
Improvement especially desirable 10
Parkersburg and the oil interest of the
surrounding country.
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FINAL sALE.-By our paper 1t will
be seen that Major Gardner; the a.
q. N. here, will, on the sd instant,
have a final sale of the government
quartermaster property in this city. g;
In this announcement Is a deal Of mat
ter for reflection. Less than a year ago
the quartermaster's post of Wheeling,
was one of the largest in this partof
the country, supplying its tens Of
thousands of dependents. With the
close of the war and the virtual dis
bandment of the army, steps were at
once taken looking to the reduction Of
the qunrtermaster's department estab-
lished here. Numbers of employees
were Observation-Disclosures of dollars
worth OF property was released and
sold, and in few months the depart
ment in this city has almost entirely
been closed out. These results reflect
much credit on the officials having the
work in hand. sa ~ 81 80. -i,i
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Engine and Leases for Sale.

Engine and Leases for Sale.
ONE ENGINEs I24HoRsE POWER, II
W FOOT boilers with two nueS, in perfect
working order, together with parts of set
Of oil tools, including derrick, rope, &c, the
property OF the Wheeling q Petroleum Min
ing Company, to be seen on their property,
about miles from the city, near the s. Bridge
on Wheeling Creek.
Also, a 90 year lease on the lands OF Joseph
Fay. II. n. Helrey, VIM. Rigshy. DAVID
ThornberTy and Mrs 0ruger, containing In all
about 500 acres Said leases convey the right
to bore or mine for oil, coal or other mineral
Also, a 20 year lease on 1SI acres of valua-
BILE oil properly, situated ABOUT miles from
the Ohio river, on NewelI's Run, in Newport
township, now owned by Michael I.OrentZ.
This Lease is secured by having derrick erect
ed and conductor sunk in the grounds.
Also, a Is year lease on l01z acres Of oil terri
tory situate In Newport township, directly on
the Ohio river, now owned by Thomas w.
Ewart, Esq. ,..,, /.
I.E.sHANSON;
A. q. ROBINSON,
j. @. COOPER
decI5-lm Wheeling. W. Va.
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RusINEsS NOTICES.

M Boors AND siIoEs WHOLESALE AND
RErAIL.-MesSrs. Blonde & Bachman, mt No.
respectfully inform the public that they have
Instore n large stock of boots, shoes and gait
eTS, TO which they are constantly receiving
additions, which, fordu1bility, style and ele-
gnIica X unsurpassed in the city. Country
merchants, and nll Others, will do wei TO
give us n call before purchasing elsewhere.
dec.sS-lm slr.s.Ii-f ~. .flF -ftilT llfI 30
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JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
Sheriff Ohio county
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Tom DowN.-The old shed near our
ONCE, which was used for long time
as a Governments hay shed, has been
torn down. Its absence makes quite "A
Gan in the view. The spot would be Inn
proved by fine building.
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THE wRArHRR.-Saturday was a
lovely day overhead, but the walking
was bad. Yesterday was somewhat
cooler. and the day decidedly pleasant.
From the appearances we think We
shall have skating soon again.
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55as For Sale. .5s.,
II WILL SELL. THE HOUSE, AND LOT /
now live In on Water Street, II fronts 70 feet
s Inches by 81 ieetdeep. There Is n very com
modIous dwelling house with s rooms and q
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
Stable md ice house-ali in good repair.i
will sell my groceries md give possession to
the person purchasing II they want them, rs
Iwfsh to quit business. For particulars in
Quire of - s=t4-3s j. K.BOFSFORDgf1=l
: sep4-a el Water ST.. Wheeling. Viva,
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DISEASE OF nIPRUDENcE.


Trust not your Hyesor health to the care OF
many unleaTned and worthless ISr1fendefS
destitute OF knowledge, name or ebaFacfer
VINO copy DR.. Johnstonfs advertisements or
style themselves in the Newspapers ftguiar-
" Educated Physicians: incapable ofcfIffnR
they keep You trihing month AFTER mont III
taking their filthy and poisonous compoTinds
or as long as the smallest fee can be of1tiaIuefi
ana IN despair, leave You with ruined health
toslgnO over your own CALLING dIsappoiutment
RT: johnston Is the only Physician adver-
HIS credentials or diplomas, always hang In
His remedies or treatment are unknown In
an others, Prepared from life spent In tn g
great hospitals of Europe, the fift in IN q
country, and more extensive nTffdfs fJydefleS
tnan any other Physician I'm the world. .iftiF
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
:. The many thousands cured at this instftu-
ton year after year, and the numerous inc
gortant Surgical Qperatlorls performed BY
t Ihe sun Clipper" and many other papers,
noIiceSo OF which have appeared a9ain and
again before the public, besides his standing
as q gepfleanan OF character and reSponsiblli.
", is sufficient guarantee to the afiiicfed.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CTIRED!. q
10 No Letters received unless post-paid and
containing stamp to be nsed ON ffle raf1f,
Persons writing should state age aIla sand nI9r-
ton OF advertisement describing sym nfoIIas
-, JOHN N. JOHNST0N.M NJ. ID
u me BaltimoreL Lock Hospital Baltimore.
IeHl1s4Se Marylafid.
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A single Bottle VIII last a month-to
qa7 5pe used thFes times a day. & ! II
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Trustees Sale.

WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
Saturday, Jan. 20, 1865, at 10 o'clock a. M,
At the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
comfy. viz; The center third part, being
twenfy!two feet, OF lot No. 105, ON the west
side OF Market square, or street, In the Filth
WarIl. except so much as heretofore conveyed
To the Glysof Wheeling for Market square
PURPOSES. - ',.gLibrglut zYIiLsLiW sJtIuZIlgo o.
~ Also. Pews No. q, Il and IS In the Second
/. II. WILLIAMS,
ian9.tdl e Ia III u Trustee.
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SheriR's Sale,

And Special Commissioner In this Case.
Wheeling, Dec. Is. 1885. dec2S-td
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fsoiF 81, sale.
DWelltng HOUSE for Sale
SALE nF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
For Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE MY sDEsIRA BILE
i Ifhree-story brick Yelling situated on the
ITest side OF Main street, above Madison, COM
flaming 10 roofns with gas fixtures, and cellar
under The entire building carTinge house ano
stable attached. II not disposed Of at private
sale before the inst of February, 1t Will be
offered at public auction. 4 will take plea
t1at desires TO purchase. Terms reasonable.
1880 n. RHEISSTROM.
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McKELyEY, at his Literary Depot,
corner Market and Quincy streets, has
the Tribune Almanac for 1855; also all
the latest periodicals., DC. ~ 80 :.
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PAnKSRsnuRo MuSIc1PAL ELEcT1oS.
At the city election in Parkersbnrg
ON the 9Th inst, John Gilfllan was
elected Mayor, and b. Smith, J: g.
Rethbone. W. n. Chancellor, A. l.. Pea
dro. s. stewart, G. Van Wrinkle and a.
Rrandt. Councilmen.
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ArrENr1oN is called to the advertise.
ment of the Bailey House, Weston, in
this days paper. "A .N. .-..--L -
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Hgia Sheriff2S Sale. =
= County Circuit Court, in Chancery, Decem-
va ~ s' -'4 = James a. stouts, Executor,
Against -
Thomas n. Reed, and the widow and heirs Of
5John Hazlett, deceased. iti4gf j .ls e. "a
BY virtue of q decree rendered in the above
entitled cause, by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, on the Chancery side, on the DIST day
OF December, A. D. 1895, and by virtue OF a
former decree of the County Court of Ohio
county, on the 9Th day OF February, 1859, 1
shall proceed to sell at public sale, at the front
door OF the Court House of Ohio county, on
the 10Th day of January, 1866, at 10 O'Clock
M, to the highest and best bidder, the follow
ing described property, viz: Lots number on e
hundred and twenty-elght us, and one hun
dred and twenty-nin (l29), with the build
ings thereon, on the plat of the addition to
the town OF Wheeling laid Off by William
Chapline and John Eoff, in that part OF the
city of Wheeling known as the Fifth Ward OF
Terms OF -one-fourth OF the purchase
money to be paid upon the confirmation OF
said sale, in cash, and the remaining three
fourthS in equal instalmentS, payable In six,
twelve and eighteen months after the day OF
sale, the whole TO bear interest from the day
OF sale, and the purchaser 10, give bonds for
said purchase money, with approved personal
security. the title to beretained until the fur
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
Special Commissioner.
Wheeling Dec Is fSSi. ----- Clec2S-td
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PoLIcE coURr.-In the police court
on Saturday three cases were disposed
OF, rs follows:
James Chapman, arraigned on n
charge of firing within tho city limits
James Young and John Gather for
an assault on an American citizen OF
African descent" mot u member of the
Freedmen's Bureau, ")were fined $40
costs each.
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"HUN-KI-Do-RI."-The "Hun-ki-do-
ri" lecture on Saturday night at WASH
ington Hall WINS attended by n large
and fashionable audience. The lecture,
recital ofpoem, and songs, were we'll re-
ceived. The speaker made some local
hits, which brought down the house.
It may not be known TO all of our
readers that "Hun-ki-do-ri," together
with the lecturer who preceded him
here-"A. Ward"-was a Local" once.
In this view of tho matter we bid our
friends not to despuir-there is hope yet
for us. In fact we have about conclud-
cd now to start out lecturiDg. We have
secured an agent-selected town to
"stnrt in"-and perfected several other
necessary arrangements. rye very
nearly forgot to state, however, that we
lack u lecture. We expect to supply
this unimportant deficiency shortly.l
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ARM BRoKEN.-on Saturday last
Henry, son of Louis Ebeling, Esq, of
Centre Wheeling, had his left arm
broken by n kick from a fractions
horse which he was bringing out of tho
stable. -
DR.. Kisner set the arm, and the pa
tient is doing well. ,G,l ~ =,
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al New and Good idea.

II C. McMANAwAY NOTIFIES ALL
inter- Monday, the 18th inst, he Will attend an
evening markets, where he viii sell them by
The pint. arurt or gallon. All who wish good
Fresh Oysters bring along your yesselS He Is
also selling Oysters by the can and half can.
Also Oyster Crackers, NJ Ills ONCE on BIddle
street. Jan15-lt
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furr salf.
GoYFR 4 AZ DEL SAFE il5l5
Condemned Ordnance Stores:

a Re sSH Re AZ R9REaSl vac aSSs9S
U. S. Arsenal,
Columbus, Ohio, ON Monday, Janu'
airy 22d, 1856.
:sAt 1ooglocII a. ~. and days following.
IFsets Afsftery Harness. % Wheel
14S Austrian carbines. cal. Ii. new;
1856 Carblnes, various patterns;
4s5 U. s. smooth bore MusketS eal. w
1000 Prusssian Rifle Muskets, cal. IL, new
1000 smooth bore, cal. II, new;
I925 Muskets and Rifles, foreign varieties;
liz Double barelled Shot Gums
hTpO RerolveF Rtst OILS various patterns;
10 Foot Artillery Swords;
20l5 Light Cavalry Sabers;
IA Horse Artillery sabres;
SO Musicians' and n. G. Officers Swords;
4,429 Bullet Moulds, various; a.,
1880 Ball Screws, Screw Drivers, Wipers, &c.
40 Sets Horse Equipments, Cavalry, com
$50 cavalry Saddles, Mcclellan pattern;
100 Saddle Blankets;
81 Cavalry Brides;
Isl Surcingles; -I,.,sr-T ny
5000 BayOnetSeabbafdSSS 80
5000 Cap Pouches;
5000 Cartridge Boxes. Infantry, anu platte.ss
1000 SS sweri5 Belfs, N G. Officers, and plates;
5000 Waist Belts pis9tess and pilates; a
3,24O Cones, various;
255 lbs. Hemp rope;
122 lbs. Beeswax;
Also, a lot of Plckaxes, Telling Axes, SHOW
els, Mattocks, Pole Yokes, &c, DC.
Full Catalogues will be ready at sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in Government1unds
Articles to be removed Immediately, at ex'
penSe OF purchaser. -o
By order Capt. DID, e .b RE Raj g. 3 a.,
fan1O-dtd Commanding ASenal,
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Directors APPo1NrED.-The follow
ing named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Directors ofthe Wheeling Gym
nasium Association for the following
Messrs. a. B, Caldwell, Henry Har-
ding and L. E: Hanson.
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ST. NICHOLAS HoTHI,

CulBEEe1AAND, Nd;
SssEGAlA-S, ....s.... .........Proprietor.
NlHIS HOTEL Is LOCATED NEAR THE
4 Railroad Depot and in the centre or the
business portion of the city. =
all trains, sep2-ena
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.

coco CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream Tor the Hair. ~.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair. ~
Away with your Grey Hair.
No mora rancid Pomadesil
Nomorerancld Pomades II ~
II you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume, i.al
II you desire soft and silky Hair, . e.l's
you want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hairto grow
Ifyou want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be rid OF Dandruff,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. alt'a f
.Hu= Use the Coco Cream. sf!a
Use the Coco Cream. tf7t. 2
Use the Coco Cream. 500
Price IS cents n bottle
ffi4 y '- IAUGHIINs & BUsHFIEnD,
tu2l 80 sU5t Wheeling. w. Va
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Posr-oFPIcE cHANGR.-wep earn that
James e. Hooten, ESQ.,, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster Mt Littleton Station,
b. & o. II. r., vice Mr.. Michael Pen
dergrast, removed.
Mr.. Hooten is well known in our city,
where he was located for some time.
He served for nearly three years as
Quartermaster of the 18th w. Va. In
fantry. He is young gentleman OF
fine business qualifications, and Will
doubtless make an efficient official. We
are pleased to hear of his success.
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MEMBERS ARR1vED.-The following
embraces list of the names OF mem
bers of the Legislature who had arrived
in the city up to last evening, SO far as
we could learn:
At The McLure HoWSe.-Nessrs. r. p,
Camden, James Withrow, Henry NJ.
Mathews, Jos. A. Chapline, Charles Ii.
AIcCurdy, A. X. AIcQuilkin, George
Koonce, Rufus Maxwell, Aaron Haw-
kins, II. S. Combs, S. S. Spencer, VIM.
Price, A. w. Brown, Nathan Golf, w.
e. Stevenson.
At The Grant House.-Messrs. d. S.
Pinnell, WIN. Smith, b. NJ. Kitchen.
At The YfT1iInd HOuSe.-Messrs.J y. M.
Corley, James F. Given, John Bennett,
Lewis Dyche. rs...t .e
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Medtfal.

1t Is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills were INST DISCOVERED by DR.
iDuP0GCOyo Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and successfully used
in most Of, the public institutions, as well ms
in private practice, of both heTnispheres with
unparalleled success I'm every case, and It Is
only at the urgent request n OF The thou
sands of Ladies' who have used them, that he,
is induced to make the Pills public for the all
larities whatever, as well as to prevent an In
crease of family where health will not permit
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Farm for Sale.

TIME sUBsoRIBERtoFFRR FOR SALE
his farm, one mile West OF Bridgeport and
tanning SIX Acres, in fine condition for Guilt
walton on which Isl dwelling house, staIlean
granary, and about 20 acres well adapted for
John Patterson, in Bridgeport, Ohio, or to the
subscriber. near Martins Ferry, Belmont Co.,
od dteSSls-lns6 TITrT9 = 7 u
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OF Hamilton & Rogers. who sue for the use OF
Alexander Rogers, US. Eliphalet @. Dewey.
Attachment In Assumpsit.
By virtue of an order Of sale made in the
above entitled cause by the late County Court
for Ohio County on the 18th day of December,
1860, and also by subsequent order of the
made on the 9th day OF October, 1856, shall
proceed to sell at public sale, at the Foun-
dry of John Hamilton & Co., in the 9th Ward
9th day OF February 1866, at 10 O'Clock,
a. M, to the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing described property, to vii: --.-.-.-.--
neShaft; one Bed Piece; one Ptnfou; one
Bevel Wheel; one Ring; one Manhead; four
Manhead Legs; Brasses for Squeezer; one Gross
Plates, and three pieces for Squeezer, said to
be complete Spueezer for a Rolling Mill.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
Sheriff Ohio county
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:, WINE OF TAR.
WINE Or TAR: {
WINE OF TAR.

WINE Of TAR; contains al the Ned
icGL virtues of PINE TREE TAR.
TT is. UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK. OF
/ decorative properties of Tar. The world
knows that II Its medical properties are prop
erly extracted and held in solution that there
ARE few II any remedies equal to 1t IN curing
all Throat and lang DiseaSes.
Its great curative powers are bringing It TO
the attention OF physicians and they lind no
remedial agent more valued when its use Is
peTsevered in.
Wine OF Tar is pleasant to the taste and
adapted to both children and adults:
AS A TONIC giving new vigor and life to the
system, 1t Is preferable to the many "Bttters
which crowd the market and have a tendency
to increase incompetence. .--
WINE OF TAR cures Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Breast, Bron-
chitfs, Asthma, Diptherin, Gravel, Diabetes,
and Diseases Of the Kidney and Bladder and
Sold by Druggists and Grocers Throughout
the United States at only 81 90 a bottle.
Prepared only by r. .--,..vr
Ask for DR.. Proctor's "RLME OF TAR"
improved.
.sfeBewarej or Counterreits.
Genuine have "wine OF Tar" blown on
For sale by t. II. Logan & Co. and Logan,
List & Co, Wheeling, Viva. nov6-8mdAW