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WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court Tor the Disfici u Manchester
Commissioners To receive, examine and adjust the
claims and demands of all persons against the ertate Of
BCNfcE sAYHE,
late Of saudgae ia said District deceased, and also
all claims aud demands exhibited ~ offset thereio and
six months from the 18th day Of May, 1901 being al.
lowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice. that vii attend to The business
Of appointment al the late dwelling ~ the said de-
cease on The 18th day of November A. d. is61, from
untiln o'clock oH said day.
Dated a. sahdgAte, this 18th day u MAY, A. D. 1861
WILLIAM H. HoYf,l ,.,u,,.
3 JOHN b. COFEY, YIN
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The New York nsg DID . beading
Democrats p44cf sags
MT Dass imprisonment Las boea
cruel aua luiafasps bai cd ihr who'e
IL result has been 5 great iuuiaph %
himnelf personally he has f1hdseatsi
hiss position mes, nobly sad arIuieAily.
ea,asea oai q IL PRISON without 2 @aia
upn bis honor II he vii noa e0ms
Out ior restoration oi lie Y liun upon
The pa,ss laas. m a. M sse hVse tss L'sm-
Dorslic party could IL 8g b2fsr h1s g
momsanie hia ia Prcsdenf h 1865
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DELICIOUS.
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4. JonNSoN.- AMERICAN ToOTH

M a. J0uNS0N'- AMERICAN loot N
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decay suH Importing delightful fragrance L has uo
equal. Il e lhe anig IDENTIFIES which has hsn used
ui umeHdsd f8r 70 wears hF eminent Professors II
Chemistry aud Medicine. Prepared ~ an experienced
dentist, a. u Eaet 18th ST. ~. !. Price - cenis ;
dauhie quantity 70 ccpis For sale hy ifucysts GEO
G. GOODWIN & co, MEEks a POTTER, and NJ s.
BURR a Co, ~ Wholesale Agcnts Boston.
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co.n.HTssIo.v.H's .,orxcE.

WE. the subscribers, being appointed By the Hon
w the Probate cart for the District Of Mas
chester, Commissioners 70 receive examine and adj
jus the csiuis aud demands ofealI persons against
the Estate o.
JAMES BOWEN,
late Of Naneie r. IN 81 District deceased and also
Chains and demands exhibited IN OBJECT thereto; sud
six months from the 2sh day Of Nav, 1867,
being allowed by said Court Or that papose, DO,
therefore hereby give notice that viii attend 70
the business 81 our appointment nj the late dwelling
Of the said deceased On the 18Th day ( November,
A. b. 1857, from one anti four o'cioea, 7. d., On
said dHs.
Dated nj Nanche,ier this 2s,h day Of yaT, A. b.
1851.
MAJOR nANLEY, c.n.r
3 DAVID DYE,
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For Sale or TO Let.

| HE well known and long established
] Blacksmith stand near the Stone Church 10 Ar
lugeu VI The central location and good win 81 the
csiahs hmnnt mAkc~ Il probably the best aud lu-
crative Blacksmith stand IN fhe coanty. House and
shop ia first rate repair. Possession given imme-
distsly Address by mail or enquire 81 the proprte.
Tor al o. + coy's Boot and shoe store
q. VAULT.
Arlington, NAV a. sG7-if
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NOTICE

A SPECIAL MEETING " the Trustees Of Bur A
n Burton seniuary. ishercby noliaed 70 y holden
tbe SGainary Rooms 80 Fuday Jaae u, 1861, a. u
o'clock tn Tie purposes following: tb To take
into consideration and act npan measures of lhe pro-
vision offatnre instructions 10 the seminary O. To ~
tend % a other Aach business a. pertains t. the inter
esis 0l The Seminary
n cUsHNAN, Clerk afRosrd
Manchester June j l-e1
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ELIAS GREEN.
HAN. Dresser.

At Court House. Manchester, from
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Ias umfnfseE ii q dlf enenee BE-
t~sen Horace Ore - and Ihsi Stew
srs 4. that eue iafoTs universal aaan -
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aamnessg 6iaR gra
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Itlncl,nrnilhing.

THE subscriber having purchased and
isk+a psssst.laf a. tss ~hoY fftberlf 'crppiea "
Geo uantn . itls ae b. s greTaFsa 70 - 81
kH3s ~ uefs tHusslea has M bs tefs best MAJ
az cIf zoe SILL e. =. LUl SEs
3snckastsf aHe te. ls61.~&n
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SUFFERER.
What are your SYmntOmS :?

Are they farred tongue, dizziness headache, an nn
easy stomach oppression after eating, pain between
the shoulders, contdpaioni fsoyoa are ag1sphe and
bilious aud hing wi meet your case 50 eincienily
a. 1ARBANT's LfTEayEncENT cLLfzHR ArKRLNr.
sUYTD Al ALI DBUG STORES.
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Married.

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ONLY 25 cts FOR LARGE BOTTLES
Mo EHIsis BAI.hN'S
0UIETING SYRUP for CHILDREN

beh gfea b sstiss sue Ind thraerh The months ~
~ Treahine, ass- 81 Fits velncee sasnai cae-
fttit Aeflais Il ih ~tumtt and Hrftf FAILS e. rega
iatr he i4fsss = SOLD IN DRUGGISTS.
Am 3es3 4 sssi., Barton, ~, Wboiesslc AgeHt
f8 tn hsase. BNs
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4 ~ ss@sf fHa ss4HN#s fslallfs fssK1atafa tAaFaY
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p $50 b. 80 earaa saseFsts II Aas ) srsai d
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e tkf gaang ~ hssA tstss
IL tsasass iep 81 & slelt $50 hssssaaf hszaS
aek saA.& Ass48sso rs afa ik lsaseGta ua*@
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"BnH Me, and I'll do YOU Good. .

gTf- Use DR., LANGLEYis ROOT AND HERB BIT
TIERS for JauRdiee, C0siFeness. Liver Complani Hue
mors Indigestion, DysIwpetl, Piles Dizziness, Head
aeh, Drowsmess aud an Diseases arising from Disor-
dered stomach, Torpid Liver aud Bad Blood to which
~ persons subject ia Spring and Summer Sold by
GEO. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston, and by all Dealers
Ia Medicines
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PENNINGTON & RUTLANDR.R

I 2 IIlN4NIaNNI NIAN w T
- On and after Wednesday, May ~, trains on this
road will run Rs follows:
MovrNG souTH.-Freight and Accommodation leaves
R1flsnd al NJ North Dorset 750, East Dorset sos,
Manchester s:50 sunderland 10. Arlington $40 Shafts
bury 1910, South SALISBURY 1890 North Bennington
l045 arrive at Bennington at VI.
Mail train leaves Rutland al 5:i5 ?. ~, North Dorset
G12 East Dorset Coz Manchester 63T Sunderland $50
Arlington 6.59 SALISBURY T:i5 South SALISBURY T,2T
North Bennington 7.45, arrive ut Bennington !.
MovtSs NoKrH--Ma train leaves Bennington at S:45
A. ~ North Bennington 9:i0, South SALISBURY 9.l6,
SALISBURY $50, Arlington g4s SunderlInd 953 Man
chester i(la East DORSET l02b North Dorset 1888,
rive al Rutland Al 1880
Freight and Accommodation leaves Bennington NJ
2sa p ", North Bennington 800, South SALISBURY 10
SALISBURY 34n, Arlington 400, sunderland 4l5 Man
chester 300 East Dorset 5l5, North Dorset $50 arrive
at Ri baud at 40
&c. WHITE, snpt.
North Bennington, May %, 1867.
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Prospects for Bnsiaess.

The railroad conaectidd between Omaha and the
Ia ! s now complete aud the earnings Of the unon
Pacific on tie section already finished for the first
two weeks in Nay were $4,000. These sectional
earn ngs as tile road progresses will much more
than pay the Interest on the Company bonds, and
the through business over the only line Of railroad
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- Rtsss's Faia AIN ~ Mage OF.
M vcxis ist Charta."
The Wonder of The World.

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Essfy aa4g l. iisiis ta ae4sHs b. sFsNps q iisadsh
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q the fass laegeHFss -saAitet t4ss fsMf All ti ~
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tafesel s1EHF gEALTn GSSEgANIE toMFASt
81 a. fegb Az.
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even Belle. ~sitisg - 8sta Essslgr
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II
BOOT & SHOE
Department attend 20 personally, and ny arrange.
mguts egy such ihat ! am Offering
GRE.sT B.gRG.zEH'S

as hgy direct from toe manufacturers My stock e
large, aul sua, usual, satisfied with FAIR prdh,s.
0. +. COY,
AflInxl0n JAne Is9I.-a
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SPECIAL NOTICES

A ApsxiK.s loh4F n & A Manche.tcf,-
~ Neat feaaisf communication, THURSDAY Even
NJ fps aase q, iAS3
wv CA. PIERCE, SECRETARY.
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a PHYSlOLOGIClL vIEW Of MARRIAGE,


Containing nearly three hundred pages.
Aud 10 Gne plates aud engrayings 81 The
Anatomy Of the Iiuhan ORGANS III state of Health and
Disease with treatise EARLY errors, It's deplOrabe
Consequences upon the Mind AID Body, wih the Au-
thofs plan ~ Tfeaimeni-thc only rational and sue
eesfil mode Of Care shown ny the report of cases
treated a hLal advertiser 70 the binricd and
hose coi templ,iing mlifiagtJ who entertain doubts
Of their physical condition, Sent free u postage 10
any address rece ~ % cents IN stamps or pos
fal currency By addressing DIX. LACEGlX, No. "a
Maiden Lane, Alhanyt n y The author may be CON
suited upon any Of the Diseases apDn which the book
treats either personally or by mail. Medicines sent
10 ANY part OF The world.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nF fAe Nhaicest Ffaits auf Spices, sirirtiH fnrr.
" az bTi8ciavs fLsFuEs and lsKIx sulEp ~ EfssrR.
intFua aord ~ laaa keiefeuees lu lsfat Governors
frua si n = States Pfafssafs, Literary AND Besinf-s
Mra Hotel Prapuetorr and Dealers Ia Choice FisyOrs.
Ihey treble their sales wl.h these.
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DR., Days San uinalo

For Purifying the Blood, has no equal
DEltS0NS : CFf EhiNG from SALT RliEUM, sCkO
i kULA, EBlSiPELAs, DYSPEPSIA and ALL Dis
BASIS u me URINARY OhpAAr, will fnd this Med.
icue ai that il puIp0rs he. II purely vegetable,
ana safe in an resp cts "a word the wise IS sui-
cienl" BAILEY 4 BRADFORD, Proprictors, 5So
Washington 81. Boston, Aass.
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IiaIae aad seenrliy n Me Bonas.


The COMPANY res poctfully submit, that the above
statement Of facts FULLY demonstrates the security Of
their Bonds, aud rs additional proof they would
suggest that the Bonds bow offered less than ten
million dollars on 5i7 miles Of road, on which over
twenty million dollars have already been expended
--on $50 miles Of this road the cars arcnow running
aud he remaining Isl miles are now nearly com,
pletcd.
At the present rate Of premium on gold these
bonds pay annual interest on the present cost Of
.NrAe PR Cent,
aud It Is believed that The completion Of the road
ike the Government Bonds, they viii 90 above par.
The Company Intend 10 sell but d limited amount
at the present low rates aud retain the right to adj
vance the price at their option.
coSTISENrsL NATIONAL BANK, MOI Nassau ST.,
CLARK. DopGE Co, BANKE IS, 81 Wall S.,
IoIfN ]. Clsco & Son, BAsKEhs, No. SO Wall ST.,
aud BY BANKS AND BANKERS generally through>
oat tn United States. Of whom maps and descriptive
pamphlets may be obtained. Theywill also be sent
Us mail from / Compuuy's Office. No 20 Nassau
street, New York, on application. Subscribers will
select their own Ageuis IN whom they have eoni~
dence Nbo alone viii be irresponsible to them for the
sale delivery q the bonds,
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-23

How TO PREVENT COLD FEET.-Cold
feet are a nuisance-they are inconven-
lent and decidedly uncomfortable. La
dies. We understand, are frequently
seriously troubled with cold feet, and
we presume if they insist upon wearing
very thin hose and very small boots,
especially during winter weather,
just so long will they be trou-
bled as above. A {, younga lady up
town has kindly furnished us
with . recipe, which she has tried
and knows to be effective, that will keep
feet warm, and we give it without, how
ever, recommending its general use.
She says: II am troubled with cold
feet, but manage to keep them warm
by lying in bed every morning until
after my mother has built rousing
fire and prepared breakfast. then get
up, place my feet on the front of the
stove, eat my morning meal, read the
news, and after warming some tiannels
and wrapping them about my poor
feet return to bed, where l remain
until nearly noon. repeat this every
twenty-four hours, and find it very
comfortable. think / shall survive"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-23

A SERIES of AcCIDENTs.-Qute q
number of serious accidents, most Of
them caused by falls upon the ice, have
recently occurred in the town of Clarks-
burg. The many friends of Major James
NJ. Jackson will be panied to learn that
this gentleman received, while crossing
an icy pavement, a severe fall, by which
his right arm was broken between the
wrist and elbow.
. A few days ago lady, whose name
we did not learn, fell upon the ice and
knocked the cap of her knee out OF place
and colored woman, name unknown,
was unfortunate enough to have hei
law broken also by fall.
On Friday last sad casualty occur
red in the same town, of which should
serve as a warning against a style OF
carelessness which is proving fatal to
many. A little daughter of Rev. Mr.
Hall, a child of twelve years, standing
too near CRATE in which
large fire was burning, was badly if not
fatally burned from the ignition of heI
clothes. As our correspondent remarks,
"Clarksburg is by no means without in
cidents."
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.KEPAETIruLAR NOTICE.

Who have injured themselves by certain prse.
tice INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school the
effects Of which are nightly felt, even vhes
asleep. and II not cured renders marriage I'M
possihle and destroys both mind and body.
should apply Immediately.
What n pity that young man, the hope u
his country, The dariug Of his parents, should
be snatchcd from all prospects and cnjoymentA
Of life Ivy the consequence Of d''iating from
the path Of nature and ndnlging Ia . certAiR
secret habit. Such persons must, before cen
tsnnlutiHC
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-23

THE SUSPECTED VANDALs.-Patrick
Quin Ian and Mage Baldwin, the two
men who are charged with smashing
windows on Main street on Sunday
night, were brought back to the city on
yesterday afternoon, and lodged in Jail.
They were arrested in Fairmont on
Monday, and would have reached here
night before last, had the train arrived
on time. They were greeted bye large
crowd Of spectators when they reached
the depot yesterday. They were COM
mitted to Jail by Justice Johnston on
the charge of HOUSEKEEPING with in
tent to steal. Their case will be given
o hearing tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock before Justice Johnston.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Ro,al College 81 Surgeons, Les.
dom. graduate from one Of the most sminsnt
Colleges In the unitod states, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent Ia the hosptAs
Of London. Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere
has effected some " the most astonishing eures
that were ever known. Many troubled wits
ringing IN the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed nj sudden sounds,
bashiulness, with frequent blnshing, attended
al immediately
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-23

THE GREAT SNow.-It has been at
least twenty years since there has been
such general snow storm as the one
through which We have just passed.
The snow is deeper than it has been for
years, and the prospects are that the
fleecy element will remain on the ground
for some time to come. According to
the old Pennsylvania rule, we will have
q splendid crop Of wheat next harvest
SNOW Of the present depth being bet
ter than . coat of manure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-23

COURT OF APPEAIs.-In the Supreme
Court of Appeals yesterday, the argu-
ment in the case of s. OFT and Others rss
John MHenry and Others, an appeal
from Marshall county Circuit Court,
was concluded, and the case submitted
for decision.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-23

SENT UP.-Aman named James Daley
was yesterday afternoon arrested in the
FIRST Ward, by officer Price, on charge
Of breaking windows and doors at the
house of Mr.. Riddle, in North Wheel
ing. Daley was given hearing before
Justice John Irwin. He was fined five
dollars and costs, and held to bail in the
sum of two hundred dollars. In de-
fault of bail he was committed to Jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-23

THE PARK.-The snow having been
cleared off, and the ice being in good
condition, a grand carnival will be had
on the skating park this evening. There
will no doubt be a gay time. All who
wish to see and enjoy "big thing on
ice" will do we'll to be on hand. The
enclosure will be brilliantly illumina-
ted, and mirth and hilarity will be the
order of the evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-23

THE South WHEELING BILL.-The
Bill incorporating the town Of South
Wheeling, which was passed by the
Senate few days ago, was up before
the House of Delegates yesterday. The
assembled wisdom amended the bill 80
rs to make it conglomerated mass of
nonsense and folly, and render it totally
useless to any corporation. So amend
ed the bill lies GU the table.
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REMovE THE Snow FROM YOUR
ROors.--With eommendable prompt
mesa We observed the snow being shov-
eled from the roofs Of houses in several
places yesterday. On large fat roofs,
especially, the weight Of foot in depth
Of moist snow is dangerous to the uncer-
tain strength Of decsying walls and
rafters. There should, however, be no
throwing Of the snow upon the pave
ments, as pedestrians are not only fire.
queatly incommoded, but injured, by 50
doing.
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REMINBER THE PoOR.-While one
half the world are now enjoying the
pleasures attendant on competence, the
other half are suffering the pains of
poverty. Those who have been favored
by fortune are not free from o moral OBJ
legation to assist the children Of fate
IN obligation to be enforced at the bar
OF each ones conscience. In every COM
munity there are numbers of deserving
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A CARD.

T HAVE THE PLEASURE OF INFORMING
i the writing and business public that have
engaged Mr.. W. B. Richards, the ingenious gu.
Thor OF the new and wonderfully snccessful
method OF teaching writing, as superintendent
Of the Writing Department in this College, and
am therefore able to offer you in this depart
ment instruction directly from the best authori-
ty known. Students in the Commercial Depart
ment will be entitled TO these lessons, without
extra charge. JOSIAH GREASY,
Janis PRINCIPAL Wheeling Com1 College.
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SCARLET FEvER-This fearful scourge
of children is said to be raging in some
of our neighboring towns. Parents
cannot, therefore, be too careful Of their
little ones. Warm clothing and no
violent exposure to the cold and sud
den changes Of the weather, will do
much to ward off the malignant scourge.
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poor, and we should not forget them.
Now is the season to exercise that spirit
of charity which is one of the grandest
attributes of truly noble natures. The
thanks of the needy are a sufficient
present recompense, and the remem-
brsnce of Q good act done helps TO
smooth our pathway through life and
increase our confidence of securing q
happier state hereafter.