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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

7TKUSTFES SALE OF VNIU DIE
i MILL AND FIFTY ACRES OF LANDS
trustee in a deed from william Gilman shall, ty
consent Of the parties, sell At pnbiic auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 7th day ~ Feb.
ruary, 1897, the valuable MILL and FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND Of which the said william Gilman died
seized and possessed, lying In Hanover county,
eleven miles from Richmond, on the Stage rusd ~
Tappahannock.
OUSEHOLU and KITCHEN FURNlrURE Of ths
said Gilman
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day 81
sale fla I2-tds1 L. G.. MONCURE, Trns.e.
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is. B. SMITH, cashier Of the National Exchange
Bank OF Richmond Va, do soiemnly swear that
the above statement is trae 10 the best Of my
knowledge anu belief.
$. B. SMITH, Cashier.
STATE or yIRoISIA-c city Of Richmond:
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this sth day
Of January, 1857.
Notary Public.
This bank has declared . dividend Of six,psr
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL INSTITUTE BUILDINGS, MARSHALL,
CLAY, AND TENTH STREETS.

NEW TERM BEGINS JANUARY !, 1857.
Beginners, a. well as the most advanced pupils
may find appropriate classes.
Ample arrangements for boarders.
For terms which will bs made As moderate -
possible, apply TO
CHARLES Fl. WINSTON, II. A.,
dea-ts President.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO RENT
w to the highest bidder, on wEDN ESDAY the
18th instant. al !? o'clock NJ, the BUILDING on
Main street, between Tenth and ELev, nth, To-.
Gently occupied by the National Exprsss ard
Transportation Company. IL il well adapted Tor
any business, ana viii be so divided - To suit
rentois.
Particulars made known AZ the time Of renting.
ja II REGnAUIT Co, Auctloueers.
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A MEXICAN STABLES.-The under
IA signed having leased the stable on Tenth
pied by M Xix, bsgs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that from and after date;
either hy the day. week, or month, on Reasonable
terms. Having secured the services Of Mr.. Xix
as superintendent, and having In his employ
careful and skilful grooms. he feels assured OF
his ability to give entire satisfaction 10 all who
shah entrust their horses 10 his care. He re-
specially solicils share OF patronage.
"a I5-ts b. COTTRELL.
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SUPERIOR TEAS. = The lovers OF
~ good TEA arc respectfully invited TO caii
att. II. ANTHoNY's TEA STORE, IA Main street.
where they will have an opportunity o. ,nsnarssd
consisting OF GUNPOWDER, IMPBRiAL IUgan
HYsoN, 00L1SG, and the celebrated ENGLISH
BREAKFAST TEA. Families Ia want VI goo, 70
requested to call ut the above esiaoLsnashs 81
thy will save from ten TO nIteen per Sens saa
get good article. saa,..nos U,ssl
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THE STATE CONSTITUTION, ETC.
On motion of Mr.. WATKINS, it was
Resolved, That the Committee on Reso-
lutions inquire into the expediency OF re-
curing the Constitution and amendments
to be printed and bound with the Acts of
Assembly of 1866 and 1867.
Also, on motion Of Mr.. WATKINS, $50
copies of the Constitution and amendments
were ordered for the use of the House.
Mr.. z. TURNER stated that he had at an
early period Of the session introduced re-
solution inquiring into the expediency OF
making some provision for the education of
the poor children ofthe State, and he asked
the chairman of the Committee Of Schools
what disposition had been made of it. .
Mr.. WATKINS replied that the committee
had been anxiously and assiduously en-
gagged in considering the subject of educa-
ton; that they had conducted correspond
ence with prominent citizens in different
parts of the State, and he hoped that they
would be ready at an early day to make .
report.
BILL PASSED.
The engrossed bill entitled "a bill
amending section Of an act entitled an
act Incorporating the Blue Ridge Turnpike
Company was pasSed-ayes, IS; noes, o.
Bills were considered in their early
stages, and number were ordered to be
engrossed.
BILLS REJECTED.
The following bills, on their second read
ing. were rejected: y.r.fP
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Who have injured themselves by osrts.r
practice. INDUCED in when alone, hRbtt f-s-
quentty learn Ell from evil compaH -ons. or u
school, the effects OF which are nightly fan.
even when asleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What 4 pity that a young man, the hopeo
his country, The pride of his parents, should
be snatched rom all prospects and enjoy
ments OF life by the consequence OF deTi-
sttng from the path of nature, and induls-
Ing In q certain secret habit such persons
must, before contemplating
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DR.. a. ]. KISNER.
ECIECTTC
MEDICINES

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SDST-, CESTRE WHEELING, ". VA
nR K HAVING SECURED THE SER.
u VICES OF an intelligent assistant, " no
cines, putting up prsEcTiptions, &c, VIII ems.
bic him 70 give more attention 70 out Pc
country. his medicines are an prepared in
his own once, and all delivered 70 his pa
tents by himself Dr.. K treats all diseases,
tty b Afdictsd- He has q large number or new
remedies, which have proved reuaarf-sil7
successful IN many OF those otsfinsfe caSes a
ChrOn1e diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurable, among which may
o NAMED: Consumption, SS-afuls- DIS
Cance4 and Skin Diseases, EIiS mode OF
treating Liver Diseases Stomach Couaplairts
6EohenItts and AL diseases OF the Throat
e diseases OF the Heart, NeuraIzis, Eplepsy'
spinal Affections and all diseases OF the Ser
NoQs system, is acknowledged by all who have
ever Known TO the medical profession. Dr.. s.
mas been eminently successful in the treat
Aenstrul Distractions, Psiuful adensfTusti0a,
ISucuhear Uterine and Oyarion Turnors,
f5o sl sps Uter1 and Al Nervous diseases 70
BE makes 4 speciality in the treatment Of
Al chronic Affections Of the Genfto Urinary
organs, viz: CatzTh Of Bladder and UrsIhra,
1E5tah4e Bladder, and Son-retenttnn and
DuDo41ng OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
SE1IEst, IIsbetts and Dlmeult Urinattng. sy-
Rnlntle Diseases In AL their varied torIns
SnonaSrhea, its complications and EequeIIE,
ssF.sLInatoCrhea and ImpOtsuey, and AL adec-
~ ~ rSe.4uentupon youthful Indiscrstions-
A1s2 speci1 attention paid TO the treatment
OF F1stulas, White Swelling SrofulOus
Soses. Earteose ulces, &c Persons AFFLICTED,
particularly with old Troublesome cassz,
4no1ld loss notime TO call on or address DR.
A45NEh Concentration containing fee
Promptly noticed Once Prescriptions and
msuGne cash For VISITS In cry, same a
SnerPhysictEns. Once hours, A. N 70 Y
NJ Z, II tO4 P. II, and P. n tosP. n.
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State Commission Noticel
Hotiee 10 Loyal sIave-Ovner.

THE COMMISSION APPOISTEDBYTHR
I i ESseTetsry Of Hsr, under tn 14th section
S 81 &c SCI o. CongIeS approved February
Juiy 2th- ls55, In respect % slaves enifsted -
drafted into the military services OF The United
keEs6urz. Wes9 Virginia, on the twelfth ciay
I Of December. IS56, and duIy Granted ss -
directions from the War Ds.partmenf A
sGu: Inafsatd ComEnisstOn viii sit in the
cry Of Ps-ke-sburg. West Va, on the IAN
day of December, Is66, and Is long tfIsrssffs-
as may Be n-essSa-y Al the same place forthe
enmPiettou ufal business partainfng 10 ~
under the sadd Acfs % Corr ~ .
! IS4y Requested 10 forward their claims EIth
iTesssS Ie HESs1S, q prom es may Be,
Son- RarkerSourg, Wet yirElnfa
For the Information OF those fDters<rsd -
E%fs7eInlIT invite their attention to ~ 90
DEPARTMENT: "
First No claim win be entertained unIs~
drzfted, In the State for Which die So-nmtS.
son i appointed
Z Snen tne ownership or title to the services o.
the party enlisted. Is bassd upon a saIe ~
transfer made subsequent % Tie dfafffnS Or
Third Executors. Guardians and TrpSfA.=
mnsf ME with claims made In behalf az ~
parties they represent. satisfactory tvide6c@
that they have been IegaIIy fnysStS5 ,SIsSs
autnor1Ey 10 act for such parties
ourth- Claimants Win Be reouir.,J ~
Ehieh the soldier, Tor WON fFssS So n
pe1sat1uZl. served Ss1---
-Fnth- Parties claiming eonpa1-srto- s,-
1I1ore man one servant, o. slave. tnIfSeeI q
oE1iued - q sol1lsT. must ME seuarares al
49, = e4alLn ioE eornpensatiou, in each case
SKID me Claimants valid So % tfe
ave A The time Of Enlistment on drafr and
les Ne ~ ; 1--we loyalty during thswar,
AlLION P AhISR Presf OF Beard
HO5I.S BROWN, Aemh OF Board
,,.,.ISIS y ~ = sCHLEH, Asmb- q Board.
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DISEASES o. INIPRUDENCF.

When the misguided and impTudent vo.
tsry OF pleasure nnds hat he has imbibed
happens that q ilI-timed sense OF shame or
dread OF discovery deters him nom applying
70 those, who from education and reSpects-
the constitutional symptoms OF his horrid
disease make their ppearauce, such as uice-
rated tore throat diseased nose, nocturnal
sight, deafness, nodes on the shin-boneS and
arms bIotches on the heaL. lace and extre-
till at last the palate OF The mouth or me
bones OF the nose fall in, and the victim OF
this awful disease becomes hoTrid object Of
compensation till death puts period ~ his
dreadful sunerings, by sending him TO "thzt
Undiscovered Country from whence no
traveller returns
1t Is a MELANCHOLY FACT that thou.
sands Iall victims TO this terrible disease O=-
ing to the unskilfQlneSS OF Ignorant pretsn-
dersr who, by the use OF that DEADLY
POISON AURCURN, ruin the constitution
and make the residue OF life miserable
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rrL1nrn ~ = y IH y y -.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED As FOLLOWS:
The name and value OF each article of our
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mixed,
On receipt OF . cents. an envelope contain
ing such TICKET VIII be drawn without
mail 10 any address The purchaser amer
seeing what article ft draws and its yaiues-
Which may Be from One 20 Five Hum.
dred DollArss-e1n then, on payment OF
One Dollar, receive the article named. or
may exchange it for any otnez article mark
ed on our Circular at the same value. EyeTv
Ticket draws an article worth ONE DOL
LAR, or more. SS-NO BLANKS.
Oar pdtToN1 can depend on proBspE retlEy7ls.
1N< ATfSeiss dTulgH trilI Dc fnIHOeitGteSy
hreTed at our o5Ies,
Letters nom may persons acknovledginz
the receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS from ~
may be seen on die az our once, anon
John : Holcomb, LambertyiIle. Y
Sod Watch, value $50. Mrs s. Bennett
chine. So. Edwin HoyG STAMFORD Com
Gold Lsyer Watch. value $40 Hon r a
tSE1sSSI Nsshinsion, u; G; Diamond Pm
nue., Plano, so. Mrs N. Jackson ~ Nine
tenth street, y Y, Sewing Narhir1e Spl
Jos Camp. EImira, y. Y, AeIodsoa. $50
ssr Ring, 80 bE- Henry smith, worcester.
Mas. Sewing Machine, So II shaw, Is
Boynto1, Nashville. Tenn. Nicholson, SIo0
James RuSeu, Montgomery, Ala Gold
Hunting Wateh, ss51- & 7. smith, Proyf-
dencer X I, Silver IevE watch. So. O=cSr
Ruruyt Aadtson- y. J., Music Box, IS Hon
R 3 Newell, St Pzul. MIMI Cod Vr atI.is
tlsa J. K Spsny, L4fehdeld, Conn, silver
Matsh- 50 VIZ 3 Peek. aaasm- Ms
ACSlc BIx- ID -Wm- RSEmond, layton,
Ohio, SILVER Tea Ssz, SI25. Ms 2 NJ
Sehenck- Delruts, Nic81-, Diamond Ear RtngS
- Pane BSzud1n, ST Charles Hotel
New Orleans. Diamond Rfrz SI7a MH
Martha BzEne. 81 Louis. No. Nicholson,
@A CHANCE 10 OBTAIN ANY OE
IHE AB0NE ARTICLES FOR ONE DOL
LAB By RGCHASISG A SEALED ENVE
LOPE FOR Sets
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed to All.
sFs I1ekEts for One Dollar. Is for Two
LOIS. = fog Five Dollzrx Great fndnce-
n1ens 70 A&ents
Anletten should Be adirssssd
j. H. RAY q co.
.,.s $50 broadway, New York.
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Every West Va. Officer Should
Read this.

CKSD Me YOUR DISCHARGE AND /
- Nlll md receipt by return mail Or send
Tor an 2pphe1adn, and Win collect for any
omar - hRtsgsE, who was IN the service -
extra pay per month, for servant, nom May
Isl, lso4, 70 March I'd. lS55- Don't send ysuT
discharges 70 irresponsible pAIties, or TO any
party,out OF the STATE and out OF your reach
a. 20 my responsibility, refer, by permits
lont p LnS lGOyeEnOr, or 70 any OF the
gtniA-
Law ONES. No. 7OJs Main street.-,uP stairs.
GEO- 3 CALDW ELL
Kate Adm I2th West Va Infly. and Bvt.
Ii Col. U. = VOIs MARLIN
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LRSr.-This Is now the season Of
Lent, the same having begun on
Wednesday last. The Lenten fast has
been observed during the las. tIfteen
centuries, In our day its observance
il confined almost exclusively in this
country and Great Britain to the
Protestant Episcopal aud Roman Cath
ole Churches. Dissenters, as they are
called, pay little attention to this fast.
and nave fsw, II any, regular fast days.
The Methodlsts observe four fastS a
Sear-thS Friday preceding each quar-
Ierly meeting. Other churches have
occasional fasts. Up 10 the third CEN
fury Lent WAS observed only a few
days before Easter; but in the course
OF that century, il extended at Rome to
three weeks, and before the middle OF
the tonrth century il was prolonged to
SIX weeks, and then began to be called
SuadrageSima, or FORTY DAYS fast.
The lesson appointed to be read ir, the
EpiscoPSl CHURCH on Ash Wednesday,
Is very expressive and appronrisfs,-
Turn We ever TO me, saith the Lord
with all your heart, and with fasting
and "ith weeping, and with mourning,
AND rend your heart, and not your
garments, and turn unto the Lord vour
cod, Tor he ts gracious and mercifnl,
slow TO anger and of great Kindness
and rsPenIsth him Of evil sc. joel :.
The Collect for the hrst SUNDAY in
Lent is equally eXpreSSive: so Lord
who for our sake didst fast forty DAYS
and forty nights, give US grace to IiSa
such abstinence that our tieSh, being
suodusd to the spirit, We may ever obey
nv godly motions In righteousneSS
and true holiness, 70 thy honor ana
EE5rSs Nao invest and reiguSst with the
word Without end. Amen
4, - EPlsecPa aud Catholic Churches
thia Ssason OF taSIIng. S4'et 'e
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RUs-CALrAxA.-Ths thres
best known Tunics. skIllfuIly and elegantly
combined in an amber-coIored cordial,
beautifully transparent To the eye, pleasant
to the taste acceptable TO the stomach, in
CasweIl. Mack & Co. : FerrO-Phospborated
Elixir OF Cal!saya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal CALI
saga Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one
grain OF iron. samples furnished free to the
profession. CAswELI, MACK &Co.,
Sole manufactures, New York.
Sold by all druggists. mar3-mwse0wIy
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For Sale or Exchange.
Valuable Farm at Public Sale.

TlHE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL OIL AND
il Coal Company. will sell to the highest
1867. at O'Clock, p. M, on the premises,
that Valuable arm known as the Booth
Farm, situated along the Ohio river, con-
uguous 10 the village Of Darlington, Monroe
county, Ohio The Farm contains about
Three Hundred Acres. ard was lately owned
by John R. Booth, Is valuable for farming or
grazing. Upon the premises Is an abundance
of timber and coal The improvements con-
stSE OF Two Dwelling Houses Out-h houses, &C.
Also two good bearing Apple Orchards. The
whole IN frSt rate fence.
Conditions made known on day Of sale
feb1l 5Es BY THE COMPANY.
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iesday, the asth Day OF February,


OF the Recorder Of Ohio county, West Eir-
gtnia, in deed book No. s9 foIios SiS and 81
I shall on
Tuesday, the asth Day of February,
at the front door OF the Court House, In the
city OF Wheeling. proceed TO sell by public
auction to the highest and best bidder, Lots
numbered one ~, two "a, three ~, and four
Wheeling. formerly called Ritchietowu, To-
gether with q double two story frame build
ing situate uPsn one Of said lOts-it being
me property known rs the Harris home
stead. Said deed OF trust was given to secure
10 George Hartman the payment of three
several promiSsory notes therein mentioned.
each bearing even date with said deed of
trust, and payable to the order of George
Hartman In the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling, As follows one at three
years from date for hye hundred dollars; one
atsix years from date for six hundred dol
Lars, and one at tan years from date for five
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing in
terest nom date. and endorsed by the said
Hardman. Selling g. trustee shall convey
only such title as is vested in me- which,
however, is believed TO De good. Terms of
sale-One-Jhtrd cash, and the remainder of
the purchase money in equal instruments at
* and twelve months rom the day OF sale
The purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred instruments
81 P SCATTERDAY. Trustee
Jan15-dtd by JAMES P ROGERS, his atty.
The above sale has been postponed until
Saturday, March 9th- at 10 O'Clock a. m
.H P. SCATTERDAY, Trustee,
febH By James P Rogers, his Attorney.
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Concord and TabIeaux.

A GRAND CONCERT AND TABLEAU
IA approximations will be gwen Tonight At
the North 81 Methodist Episcopal Church,
or the benent of the churan.
Tickets - admittanee can be had AZ 4 n.
Websr's Music store, on Main street, OF AT
the door. Price 90 aud % CTS. InRTS-lJ
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The river is at stand. No business
worth mentioning was done at the
landing yesterday. The local packets
were on hand as usual.
The Leni Leou passed up. There
were no other boats.
The Gypsy is the PaEkersburg boat for
this morning at IL O'Clock.
The Hudson leaves for Cincinnati At
. o'clock this afternoon.
The weather is very diEagreeable. II
one were to undertake to describe it, 1t
Is not at all certain that the same con-
dItion would exist at the close of the
description that prevailed at the COM
mencement. In short, old staRers tell
March Observation-Disclosures that means.
One thing only prevails. and that
steadily increases, and that IS mnd-
mud everywhere.
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Our friends ofthe North Street 81. /

OUR friends OF the North Street II. Z.
Church propose 10 have at their church
this evening, u musical entertainment,
and in connection Herewith IA tableaux
exhibition The musical part of the
entertainment will be under the direc-
5on of Professor Weber. The pro-
gramme is composed OF the choicest Sc
lection Of music, and the IabIsauI,
judging from tho titles, will be very
flua
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TIE st. ClafrsviIIe CsroRtele com.
plains OF the condition Of the National
road IN That county, and even further
on west. We quote as follows from its
article:
An inspection OF the Report OF the
Board OF Public Works VIII show any
one that the revenue derived from the
toll-gates in this county Is sufficient 10
keep our twenty-five miles OF road In
thorough repair If applied TO that part
OF the road. But, we presume, u consid-
cradle part OF this is applied to the road
in other counties, where there is less
travel, and consequently less revenue.
The consequence -, the road, for TWEEN
~ miles west OF Bridgeport, is not
much OF an improvement on our ordi.
nary mud roads. The road bed is com
plstely worn through, and, ii 1t does
not receive attention soon, the road
will be destroyed"
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Family Notice.

UNHE ONLY PLACE 40 GET "MUTHS''
celebrated sausage, Is At the Eralt Aouse,
on Fifth DetW een Monroe and Quincy ST.,
Also AL kinds OF prime meats, vegetables OF
al kinds, prime maple InoLaKses- tIambo
apples A. > CTS per peek
nlsals-lR Z 4 -. T CLINE. supt.
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DoSArIsS.-on the evening OF the
9Th INST, the parsonage OF the North
Street NJ. Z. Church was entered and
taken possession Of by delegation of
ladies, soon followed by large rein
torcsmsnts of both sexes. After rich
and bOuntiful repast. the product OF the
baskets with which they came fortified,
served up by the 1Sdies in the best style,
and OF which SOME eighty persons par
took, and AFTER an evening OF exceed
fngly pleasant social intercourse, the
party dispersed, leaving behind for the
bsneht OF their pastor and his family,
Rev. G., Martin, in goods, groceries,
sundEies, and greenbaeks one hIRdrei
and Lhirty dollars. For this act of kind
ness and expression OF Christian feel
ing, the recipients desire to express
their high appreciation, and return
their most grateful acknowledgements t..
Now, when 1t is remembered that the
North street charge increased the sala-
~ OF their pastor SEQ above last wear.
and raised near $500 for the itnnroye-
meut ofthelr church property, notwith-
standing the loss of several excellent
members by removal, il must Ia ar-
EnowledSed by all thaI they have done
nobly.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO STORE ROOMS WITH SEVEN
L Dwelling Rooms each. Price S2,T50 and
g go each, with gas dxtures all complete,
situated on the East stdeof Main street, Cen
TIRE Wheeling. Also q half lot and brick
dwelling on same street.. Apply to
JACOB HORSBROOK,
feb6 ONCE OF Gas Company.
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Los1s saA1R1aHr was tried yester-

LOUIS STARLIGHT was tried yester-
day on the charge OF selling unwhole-
GONE meat IN The market. The fact
was proven that ne had sold in the mar
lSet the meat OF hsifer which, on q hot
summers day, had first been run near
Iy 70 death; SO nearly that running in
to the river and standing nttle hilei
when dKiHeui ont II dfd die, and al
though Immediately stuck with knife
1t did net hleed more than = quart or
So. which nobody would claim was 3
sufficient drainage TO relieve the car
cdss of the heated blood
The jury returned Il verdict OF guiIty,
fixing the fine at one hundred oonaEsI
the highest penalty specific -Dy Ine
law. His counsel requested the Judge
not to assess the fne aS they lntende9
l to ask for new trial on me ground
that, admitting all that the prosecution
claimed, Il had failed to prove that such
meat was unwholesome.
I Such a plea may suit the purposes of
| SebriGht's counsel, in order 10 get q
much whether there Is that in their
eonstituIions-to enable them TO stomach
SeabTight's beef as a regular diet They
might do 1t forty or tifty times in sue
cession, Just TO satisfy the jury that all
though Seabright's plan Of getting up
choice steaks, was little irregular,
still 1t WINS not in The technical SeIlxe of
the law, unwholesome. We've been
on the plains, and SsabriGht's steaks
strike Us as having TOO much Indian
style, and eating them Is rather near
akin to n dog feast. Il Will do for
Indians, but II won't do for other
folks. Mr. Seabright has a similar
case pending, we believe, and while
We don't wish TO prejudice Mr. Sea-
. hFfDhffa al nnTU fhar
the law does not make the offence OF
which he is charged punishable, when
proven, by imprisonment IN the peni-
Tertiary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-08
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ofnoe
-NpoRsEMENr OF THE PRES

hSmany thousands cured at this estab-
IlSnment within the last twenty years, and
me numsrons important surgical Operations
performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF ne Sun and many other papers
noles OF which haze appeared again and
again Before the public, Besides his standing
e. q gentleman Of character and reSpects-
ointy Is sufficient guarantee TO the AFFLICTED
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
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