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FEVER AND AGUR AND CNILilB
THE BEST Remedy TO CURE, IS .
DAvlS'PAIN KILLER.

directions FOR rs USE.--TAKE
three teaspoonsful of the Pain Killer in about hall
pint OF hot water well swcetened with mOlasses aE
back and bowels with the medicine, at the same
time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes if the
first dose not stop the chill. should IL pruduco
vomiting land it probably will IL the stomach is
very fou(, take II little Pain Killer in cold water
Sweetened with sugar after each spasm. Ieitse-
verance in tho above treatment has curo,i many
severe and obstinate cases OF thus disease
SOLD By ALL MEDICINES DEA LERS.
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township, Pa, were attracted to the yard
by the screaming Of cat, when they found
her engaged in desperate conflict with q
monster black snake measuring between
five and six feet inlength and five and half
inches in circumference. After desperate
and exiting contest, his snakeship caved in.
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AVOID THE ouAcKs.

IL you arc suffering from the effects of Youthful
lndlscretion and have seminal w Weakness Ennis
slons Nc. Will send you, Jree Of cAargo iniorma-
ton which, IL followed, viii cure You without The
ald OF medicines. Address HENRY AMsDEk,
jaldaw1y11 Station ID New York .
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YOUTHFUL fNDIsORETION.
NO CHANGE OF DlETin NECESSARY.
Or. J. BRYAN, C0Ns'0 PRYsIr!AN

5hJ bFUhdWhY. NOW HOrk.
SPECIAL. TREATMENT in all cases OF
seminal Sexual, Urinary md Nervous Disease,
IN male or female ADVICE FREE and correspond
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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AGE N rs w "a N TED
SAMPLES sent free. Nocapltal requii ed. Latgic,
q gentlemen can earn from 81 TO $40 per day
Enclose stamp, und address ~
TRIP & CO., Eighth street, New York.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

~ AAOhuuHN NOAASh'
william Nusz, Plaintiff, 90 William Hoch, Defond.
ant and Daniel Apple, Guardian.
Before John ID. sheehan, j. +. Of Miami Township
Montgomery County, Ohio.
MARCH 49, 1867, said Justice issued an order of
INl Attachment in the above action for $50 IS
Cause set for hearing the 4th day of May, 1887
ut eight O'Clock A. N. Z WILLIAM NCSZ :
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. ap13B1w2-21 .
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1 " n . a most delightful Hair Dressing. =
~ Graduates scurf and daudrun
" keeps The head cool and clean
~ luAhos inc hair rich, soit and glossy
~ piNEenss a,,, halr turning gray and failing on
~ Lcstoits mar upon premuturelv brId Ecgis
lnis Is lust what Lyon's kathaiIon Mn a., Tti4
hretty-lti Is cheap--durablo tits literally sold by
~ -"Nl uhI yet iis uimo- iucruaiLlr dsmnua
" uaii{ increasing until there is HaTdly country
use IL. f. THOMAS ySS SS'"HI,l @ 'i.', 'i,o' nor
Druggists. '''N ~ "'i
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aMediraI.
YOUNG MEN

The experience Of the past ten years has demon.
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may he
placed in the efficacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy aud permanent cure OF Seminal
weakness, Emissions, PLY scal and Nervous dt
bility Impotence, or want Of power the result VI
sexual excess, or
YOUTHFUL NDISCRETION,
which neglected ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer for Business, Social Society or Mar
rage, and often terminates in an untimely gravr.
Make no delay Ia seeking the remedy. Relps
Specific Pills can be used without detection or N
terference with business pursuits,
NO CHANGE of DIET is NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm
less ON the system. Each box contains 60 bills
with full directions and treatise on the conse.
guences and cure. Price one Dollar Beware OF
Counter eItsl If you cannot procure them OF
your Druggist, send the money to DR. JANIS
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, sl3 Broadwuy, New
York, and they Will be sent by return Of mail
free from observation.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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alqtels ana Salpans.

JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
G. Z. SINE, PROPRIETOR,
JcFsCrsoH ST., ucur Third,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Having rcGttcd this Hotel, the proprietor in
vIu.s the attention OF tic UayCllIg public to ITS
a,cCmmoCauDLs. Its location h. central, and Il
oGois Inducements both iu accommodations and
charges. upli, Gt-dly
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IA HOUSE

Il" Omuilusscs ILn jy and nom all uains.
AHp.e stHllIng lDr LoIs,s.
d,ouuvJu, JACOB WAGNER, Proprietor.
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To pr0riie or TIE dppoiHtmeato Of Superrisor, and
10 ioPrescrioe ais duties, and for other purposes
Passed Mnfch QB sIpa1
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Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio.
No $40. '..T[.
Levi Tibbs, Catharine Tibbs and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by William Faikner, their
Guardian,
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d. /. MREEER and ADAM CLAY, Attorneys.
March ~, l66T-dlaW6-eS
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aeA LOG HOuSE4,asa

One and half story, with five rooms and Il
basement-all in good condition.
This property is admirably adapted TO man
ufacturing purposes-Paper Mill, extensive
Foundry. or establishment for the making Ag-
ricultural Implements of which are so
much needed in this part OF the country, and
which could be easily established and success
fully carried on here The opportunity offered
to manufacturers is fine indeed and they would
do well to examine the property.
Martinsburg is one Of the most fiourishing
and growing Towns in the country, with Il
population Of some 5000 and this berkeley
is one of the most productive grain growing
counties Of the Old Commonwealth of Va,
The communication with the Upper Valley
is both by McAdamized roads and Railroads.
This is the opening Of the beautiful, rich,
and productive Shenandoah Valley. and the
attention Of capitalists is called to the peculiar
advantages offered for an Investment.
JOHN Q. j. NABENBOUSCH,
January 10, 1867 Martinsburg w Va.
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Ny7EST VIRGINIA.: At Rules held
" in the Clerks Office of Morgan county
on the 4th day of February, 1867, r. 3. Crit
fin & Sons, Plaintiff, rs. j. w. A. Johnston,
Defendant.
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NO COMMISSION CHARGED | n
LESS A SALE Is MADE.
i. a. L Z G E,
ess-R EAL ESTAT 4 G E n 7,
Queen Street, three doors South Of F. |.
Wheeler Il Cos,
MART1SsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.

make the sale of REAL ESTATE "a
special busin, IS, and having been exclusively
in this trade for a number of years, claim to
q h,aoee my business.' Any person having
real estate to sell, either at public or p1feate
sale, who may have any doubts of its being to
his advantage to put it into my hands to be
disposed of, can be convinced to the contrary
by calling at my Office, and having a few
minutes conversation with me on the subject.
l.. A. LUCE.
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i RIV ATT S \ l. f
Valuable Property.

Eighteen and a half Acres of Land, with Il
Mill, Distillery. three Dwelling Houses and a
Cooper Shop upon it. The Baltimore s Ohio
Railroad running through it; and situated but
a few hundred yards from the Corporate limits
of the town of Martinsburg, is offered at Pri-
waite Sale
The land is ofthe best quality limestone and
rich and productive. The Tuscarora creek, Il
never failing, but regular stream running
through ii: with substantial
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THE DISTILLERY

is situated on the opposite side Of the Railroad
"a substantial brick wall-two stories high,
with a brick stack 65 feet high. The fixtures
and inside were destroyed during the war; the
rest ofthe building is good and substantial, and
with but little expense can be reftted either
for this purpose, or for any manufacturing pur-
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WEST VIRGINIA: At Rules held
w in the Clerks office of Morgan county,
on the 4th day of February 1867, r B Griffin
y Sons, Plaintiff, vs. Jacob shockey, De-
PENDANT.
In Debt.
The object of this suit is to obtain judy
ment against the said Defendant, Jacob Shock
ey, for the sum of One hundred and eighty
dollars and forty cents, with interest from the
10th day of March, 1861, and it appearing on
affidavit, filed in this suit, that the said De-
PENDANT, Jacob Shoekey, is not a resident of
this State, he is required to appear here in one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect his interests in
this matter 1t is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published once a week for four sue
cessive weeks in any newspaper in Berkeley
county, and posted at the front door of the
Court House Of Morgan county, on the first
Monday after the publication Of this order.
A cepy-Teste:
TIL DAWSON, Clerk.
Feb I Pendleton pa
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vNANTED.-I haveapplications from

NANTED.-I Interpretations from
w persons wishing to buy property of the
following description: \ House and Lot, To-
Gated South of the Railroad in Martinsburg.
Price from 5000 to $1,000. Must be in good
4 Farm of about $50 Acres, aseH improved
Limestone Land, within six miles Of Rail
road Station, either in Clarke, Jefferson or
Berkeley counties.
A tract of from so ITO 100 Acres, unimproved
land, within Is miles of a Railroad Station in
West Virginia. Good farming land-at low
figures-one half, or more, Timber
&EsApply, very soon, at the Real Estate
Office, l., A. LUCE.
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WO NALU \ B l. + + 4 IL M 5
FOR SAIE,i

FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers at Priaate Sale, his
laurel Hill Farm. Mills, and Distilery The
farm contains 2l5 acres. more or TESS OF black
siate-2O acres in timber the balance under
cultivation The improvements consist of u
LARGE MERCHANT MILL,
with three Burrs-two of brown, and one
country stone-all in good order; Saw Mil;
Dstilery, with copper still, y hogsheads all,
IN running order; large Brick DwellingHouse,
Barn, Stables, and all necessary outbuildings,,
good fruit, The property is situated = miles
from Martinsburg, on the B & o. R. R., and
the mos desirable property in the market.
switch belonging to the Mill has been
granted by contract by the Railroad Com
pany, to the undersigned, being pat, OF the
right of way through the said land. The stills
and everything belonging to the dstlliery,
goes with the property
Persons in want Of such property would do
well to call and examine for themselves.
Also small farm, called sulphur Spring,
OF back s1ate, containing l2S acres-lS acres
bottom, 50 in TIMBER the balance under Gull
tivation Smatl house on it. Terms one third
down, The remainder in one and two years. If
not sotd privately by I'd day of March 1867.
Court House in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
TETMs: For the Mill and Farm $4,000
$4,000 cash, the balance in three annual pay
rnents, with interest from date.
have heard that report is in circulation
ihat | have sold the Mill and Farm. This is
70 say, such is not tie fact. When sold, notice
viii be given.
The Sulphur Spring Farm will be sold at
public sale in front of the Court House, in
Martinsburg,
On SATURDAY. MARCH ID, 1867.
Fer further information call on Bowers &
Luce, Martinsbarg, W. Va, or the undersign-
ed. on the premises.
Jan. 81, 1861 THOS. q. FLAGG.
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h D6hL.

The object Of this suit is to obtain a jude
ment against the said Defendant, j " a
Johnston, for the sum Of Two hundred and
eleven dollars ana nnety-four cents with IN
terest thereon from the 2Sth day of March,
1861, and it appearing OH affidavit flied in this
quired to appear here in one month after due
publication of this Order and do what is
necessary to protect his interestsin this matter.
1t is further ordered that Il copy hereof be
published once week for four successive
and posted at the front door Of the Court
House of Morgan county on the first Monday
after the publication of this order.
A copy-Teste:
HB DAWSON, Clerk.
Feb Pendleton p a
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N7EST VIRGINIA.: At Rules held
w in the Clerks office of Berkeley county
on the 4th day of February 1867
James \ Rosenberger, assignee Of George
Moses S Granthan, Administrator of James
w Gray, dec d, Moses S Grantham in his own
right, and as Guardian of = Alburtis, Chas.
James Faulkner, Rachel Tate and Elizabeth
Tate
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There is large TWo-sToRY rough-eoated
G.DWELLING HOUSES

containing u rooms, pantry and cellar, and
out-buldings-a good garden, fruit trees. and
a neverailing WE'LL of good water.
assA-A STONE HOUSE, S2sa
one and half stories, with four rooms aud Il
basement-neW and in good order
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STONE MILL

on it of 80 by Il feet three stories and attic
high The MILL has three run of BUEHs and
two l6 feet wheyls-present capacity seventy
five barrels of -four in a hours, and with but
little expense can be increased to 80 barrels
in the same time, there being Is feet fall. There
Mill door where produce can be received and
shipped without hauling, and every facility is
afforded by officers of the Railroad Company
in receiving and forwarding FREIGHT.
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Trespass on the case in .Assu1,sH.

7TtSpttSS Oh t77t cttst Ut 1issUHfSH.
The object of this suit is to obtain judy
ment for S31s.57. with interest from the 14th
day of December, 1865, for Merchandise sold
and delivered to said Defendants, and it APP
pearing on affidavit, filed in this suit that the
said defendant, \. Balm is not resident of
this State. he is hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication. OF this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this matter. It is further ordered,
that a copy hereof be published once week,
for four successive weeks. in any newspaper
in the said county, and posted at the front
door Of the Courthouse thereof, on the first
Monday after the date Of this Order.
T.. S. TRONEI4 Clerk
Jan. 81 1867 L. NJ. Shatier, Atty.
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The subscriber offers at Priaate Sale, his
laurel Hill Farm Mills, and Distilery The
farm contains 2l5 acres, more or less, OF black
siate-oO acres in timberthe balance under
cultivation. The Improvements consist of .
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The Supreme Court and the Military
Bill.
WAsuINGToN, Anril IL.


ln the Supreme Court, today. Chief
Justice Chase delivered An opinion in the
case OF the State of Mississippi arains,
President Johnson and Gen ord n, ,
motion for leave TO file bill restraining
them from the execution Of the ,ecops,,uc.
ton Act. The court Gissented from tho
argument OF counsel, that the President il
required merely to perform a ministerial
act, and held that the terms ministerial
and executive are 10y no means equivalent
IN Their import. y ministerial duty. the
performance OF which may, in proper cases,
9e required Of the head Of a department
oy judicial process, is one in respect to
which nothing is left to discretion On
the other hand, it is the duty OF the Pre-
e'doa. 10 see that the laws are f,irhfuIIv
executed, and among the laws are the re
construction Acts. An attempt on the
part of the judicial department to enioin
the performance Of such duties hy tho
President might Justly he characterized
~ the eIanguage Of Chief Justice Marshall,
"as An absurd and excessive extravaganza"
Congress is the Legislative department Of
the Government-tlGe President il tho
executive department.. Neither can he
restrained in IFS action by the judicial de
partment, though the acts OF both, when
performed, are, in proper cases, sub;ec, to
lis cognHsnce. The court proceeded TO
show the improprie'y Of shch interference.
by considering the probable consequences
and concluded as follows: at has bcen
suggested that the bill contains PRAYER
that il the relief sought cannot he held
against Andrew Johnson as President. Il
may he granted against him as a citizen
OF the State Of Tennessee. But it is plajn
that relief against the execution oi an Act
OF Congress by Andrew Johnson is relief
against i,s execution by tie Preshent.-
a bill PRAYING for An Injunction acains,
the execution Of an Act Of CONGRESS hv
the incumhen, Of the Presidential Office
cannot heteceved, whether Il describes
him as President or simply as citizen
OF state" The motion to file the biI
is. therefore. denied.
In the case Of tho State Of Geor.,ia
against certain officers. the Attorney
Genera makes no objection to the policy
OF the bill, and he will, therefore, grant
leave TO file that bill.
Judge Sharkev sail the objection 10 the
bill he attempted to file seemed TO be that
1t was An effort to. .enioin the President.
Tie bill was not filed. and,he conld reform
it 70 sui. the views 'of the court, aud pre-
sent il again
The Chief Justice rephed. tha, leave 10
file the motion is refused. Whep another
bill is presented, il will be Considered.
Judge Sharkev-I Understand the court
10 say that application can be made on
Thursday.
The Chief Justice replied: On Thurs
dav.
Thus ended, for the present, the pro
ceed'nCs in court. subsequently. a sub
rmna was ordered to he issued against
Gen. P"ne, commanding in Georgia.-
According 10 the rule Of the court. process
is 10 he served on defendants sixty davs
before the return Of the process. As the
conr, vii! adjourn IN Nav. the returns in
this case cannot be made until next De
cember.,
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APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will bee made Mt the next
Sessioa Of the Legislature for Il new Char.
ter for Cureton's Ferry, situate on the
Catawba River.
j. S. CURETON.
March 30, 1867. 3in.
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Sheriff Sales.

ny Virtue Of Sundry Wras of Fl Fa 70
ID me directed, | will sell ate Lancss'er
Cour' House on snles day in May, within
the Iega! hours OF sale
Two Hundred and Eighty Acres Of Ian
more or less, bounced by lands Of Evan
RaIlings, Samf u. Robertson, and others
Levied on and 10 be sold as the property os
r. a. Ingram at The sut Of Samuel Is. In.
gram and others.
Terms Cash-Purchascr 10 pay for pa
pers J. B. COUSART, s. L. ID.
April 10, 1867. I'd
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A LAKGE WHEAT CRoP-The accounts
received by our exchanges from aImos,
everv section Of Maryland, Virginia and
North Carohna, speak Of the prospect ofa
large crop Of wheat. A Louisville paper
Gays not only in Ohio and Kentucky, bu,
in Tennessee also, the wheat crop 10 more
extensive than is.psuaIly seen, ard p,en,is
es an abundant yield. The Illinois State
Jonrnai, learns that the wheat 10 San
gimon and adjoining counties looks finely,
better than during the corresponding
season for several years past. Whea, and
other cereal crops in Texas, oi which an
unusually large breadth has been planted.
are looking splendidly, and the Lone Star
planters anticipate the biggest hsrvss.
they ever had.
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THE LOUISIANA CRRvAssRs The news
rom the Louisiana levees is Of a terrible
character The crevasses near Baton
Rouge are beyond control and all attempts
to close them have been Abandoned
The richest sugar region in the State is
ruined for this season. Marengo crevasse
mandates the Black River country. the
most productive cotton region in the
South. The freedmen's settlement, known
.as peSoto, is overlooked by il and eighty
freedmen are known to have pershed in
The water, o. course. the damage ex
tends beyond the. Parishes mentioned
above.
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IMPORTANT SUTr-At the late term of
the Circui, Court Of DanviIle, the case
Of Major w. T. .Sutherlin VAS tried. The
Times says.
], involved a claim OF $4,000, due in
bonds sold In market, and winch Mr. Suth-
crlin bought. Il seams the town gave Ger.
tihcaics OF indebtedness, or sold him its
notes payable ten OF twenty years hence :;
tho interest payable semsnnnualIy, for
which .Sutherlin gave much larger nmoInt
ir Confederate money than the certificates
called for The town plead usur3 in de
fence. Judge Wirgfcld, after lengthy and
able Arguments of counsel, pro and ton.
decided thSt there was no ususy, and order.
ed a verdict for the plaintiff
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Items.


Both houses o! the Wisconsin Legisla,
tnre have passed a Constitutional amerd
ment permitting women TO vote. Ohio,
has refused it.
The. African slave trade still flour.hes.
Over SIX thousand have been landed 10
Cuba within few months. e
Henry J Raymond, editor Of the n.
Y. Tines. has been nominated as Minister
10 Austria.
Negroes ara being recruited in Nash.
vile for the Tennessee State militia, and
their frequent drlIings are denounced by
the unreconstructed.
Alta dinner at Browns Hotel, in Wash.
ington, in 1919, given TO John Quincev
Adams, John G. Calhoun proposed the
following sentiment : " Universal suffrage
and universal education
II is announced that, on AuiI 4,b,
Ihaddeus Stevens passed his 75th birth
day. He has been unable to attend To
business for several davs, IN account OF
Illness. The Philadelphia Ledger under.
stands that MIR. Stevens is convinced ,ha,
this is his last illness, aud lha. he is pre-,
pairing for death.
The Springfield Sentinel, leading
organ OF the Democracy Of Illinois. says
"liad we known as we now know, a.
doubtless thousands Of other Democrats
feel, the Union" armies would have
been smaller, and she Confederate lar.
GER
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GROFESTEEN 6 co,
Plan o F orte M anu ufacturers,
499 Broadway, N. Y.

TliESE PIANOS, received the Highes I:
L Award Of Merit! at the Worlds Fair,
over the best makers from London, Paris,
E~'many, the cities of New York, PhiIsieI-
phA, Baltimore and Boston E; also, the Gold
Medal at thcs American Institute, for Five
successive years! Our riuuo- contain ihe
French GLand Action, Harp Pedal, Over
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ern Improvements. Every Instrument war
rnnied Five years Made under the SUPER.
vision Of blr. J. H. Grovesleen, VINO have
u. practical experience Of over thirty five
years. and is the maker Of over eleven
thousand piano fnrte1. Oar facIli ties for
manufacturing enable us TO sell these in &.
strdmeni. from > 100 TO $500 cheaper then
any first class piano forte
Dec. 8, '66-Iy.