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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID TRUST made by Charles II. Kimball, tyus.
tee, and Nancy Hardman, wife of George Hard.
man, dated August ~, 1860, and recorded in
Deed Book Is page 1884, of the records of Preston
county, West Virginia, l shall, on the 10Th
day Of Nay, 1865, at the front door of the
Court House OF said county, sell ut public Guc.
tion for cash, the following property, to witt
! hat tract of land situated on Three. Forks
Creek, in said county, containing 2l3 acres by
+. W. Powers survey, and bounded as follows
Beginning at a Spruce pine standing on the
east bank OF said creek, 4 short distance below
the mouth of Laurel Run, thence by the lines
of John ID. ID. R0ssett south 69A east 81 poles to
a stone in a road, thence along said road sOuth
% east 10 poles sOuth &c east poles, south So
east poles, south 81! east 10 poles, TO the road
leading from Fortney's Mill to Independence,
and along said road south ~ east ~ poles, south
% east 90 poles south 81 east u poles to white
sak, supposed to stand in original line, and
with it north Is east 1870 poles to n lynn on the
north bank Of said creek, thence north ID east
pa poles TO stone, where poplar originally
stood a corner to q survey of 1000 acres made
for George Murdoch, and with a line of it south
- west Il poles to a chestnut oak on said line,
thence by the lines of said ROsTetts other land
south y west 29i poles to a stone in the road
leading from Rogers Saw Mill 10 the said Fort.
ney's Mill, thence south A. east ~ poles TO a
spruce pine on the west bank of said creek,
thence south ~ east 8 poles crossing said creek
TO two red oaks and spruce pines on the east
bank OF said creek, thence south 81 west 2Oa
poles to the beginning, being the same tract
conveyed to said Charles H. Kimball by said
Rossett and wife by deed dated November 10,
1859, and recorded in said county together with
the engines, machinery, fixtures Buildings, i'm
prOvements and appurtenances on said land.
As trustee shall convey such title only as is
vested n me by said deed of trust
mar2J wtd JOHN MCCURDY, Trustee.
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Toledo Market.

Toledo, April 5.
Wheat active at unchanged rates; sales
of amber at 2 81; No. Spring at 210,
Corn &c better; sales at Sic for No. /.
Oats lc better; sales at 69c for No. l.
Seeds dull.
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Buffalo Marker.

BUFFALO, April 8.
Flour, 10 rs for city ground spring
Wheat unchanged. Corn, new on track
%. Oats, 7sc for bagged.
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The above defendants 81, take Rols, pt =
MONDAY, MAY 4 lsf-. tnr drpo.t,'rl' n -
lathiel Curtis Mary his wife, Jaae D. E0fsl
and others, will be- taken at the buuss oi "a
thicl Curtis, near West Liberty uLlg egs'I
west Virginia 10 he read Ia ,ridcuco rr ts.E
of the complRlnaHtA In the above sntIIrl fiSs
Aud II for any reason Said depo'itisu, 'lr.a
not be commenced, ~ II commences 81 %
completed on the 4th day Of May, l-s ilrt ~
becontinued from day a. day until con 30
.rF.. jA,Ub An Goa
Rpl3lawit SOl,. TOT Complainant
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Frost.

MONTGOMERY, April s.-A heavy and
general frost last night here lad
a bad effect on the young corn. cotton
and fruit
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Rire

New YORK, April S.-Butlers Aneri-
can theatre was burned last night. The
actors lose about all their wardrobes.
valued at 5000. Less on building and
other property 81 200.
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LATER. |

HARTFORD, April S.-The full vote Of
the election in Connecticut is SO, 267,
larger by 5000 than ever before. Gov
ernor English's majority is 1871. .."l
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A Rumor,

New YORK, April S.-The Times Spec
ial says it is rumored that General
Schotield will remove the Mayor and
other officials.
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Democratic.

ST. Louis, April S.-The entire Dem
ocratlc ticket was elected here yester-
day. The Democrats have elected eight
out of the ten Councilmen.
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copuecticut Election.

HARTFORD. April S.-Complete returns
from every town in the State, received
at the Coursut office, give English 1871
majority. English's majority last year
was 987
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Slate OF West Virginia,
SbhtC Uh - ~
Ohio Comfy Circuit Court -,
March RuTes-1S65.
Mary c: LeeoA' In A..um.it.
John Moyston. damages SlOO.


John MoystOn. Damages sIOO.
TINHEOBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO SUB
i feet the real estate Of the said John Moys
ton. non resident defendant, on which attach.
mept has been levied in this cause TO the pay.
meut OF debt Of s45, with interest from JaRu-
avs 1896, and costs, owing from said John
Moyston, to the plaintiff; said real estate con.
sisting Of the IL part Of lot No. "a 10 Joseph
CaldWelrs addition n the city Of Wheeling,
Ohio County. West Virginia, fronting on the
west side of Jacob street between Preston and
Division streets, in said addition 20 the city Of
Wheeling aforesaid, rs designated on the plot Of
said city.
Affidavit having beea made and filed with
the papers in this caase that John hOystOn Is
net a resident Of the State Of West Virginia
on motion of the plaintiffs Attorneys IL Is or
dered that he do appear here within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
posting Of this order at the front dOsf Of the
Court House of Ohio County. and do " hat he
may deem best TO protect his interest in the.
above entitled cause.
Teste! MICHAEL J. BRETNIG, Clerk.
CALDWELL & Soy.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. apr l-Oaw4t
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Milwaukee Market.

MINIATURES, April 8.
Flour quiet; city Xxx at 9 50a9 rs.
Wheat firm at 1 90 for No. l.
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Harrison County Lands for
Sale.

We also offer for sale a farm containing 4 Is
acres in Harrison county, adjoining Cherry
Camp, thriving village on the Parkersburg
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
Northwestern Turnpike, - miles east of Par
kersburg and II miles west of Clarksburg, c. Il,
(the certain capital of ths Stately This farm Is
partly improved and in o good state Of cultiva-
ton, soil good; has - to II foot vein of coal
underlying some 10 feet. Taking the quality
of soil and location in to consideration we feel
safe in recommending this to be one Of the most
valuable tracts Of lar on the line Of Railroad
Churches and schools convenient We will sell
all or part Of the above, To suit purchasers. We
also have smallar tracts near the place we
would sell. Persons wishing lands viii find il
TO their advantage TO call on us.
For further information apply either in per.
sonfor by letter TO
]. GOOD & son,
Cherry Camp, Harrison county,
feb2Swtf West Virginia.
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Agents Wanted.

go Agents Wanted.
I'VE WANT FIRST-CLASS, AGENTS TO
w intrsdncs our NRW STAB SHUT
TIE ~ WING MACHINES Rxtra,
ordinary ildnceneBts 70 good salesmen-
Fnrtner particulars, and sample work furnish-
e on RPlicatt0n 70 w. g. WILSON q Co.
ClevS'aud Ohio Boston, Mas; OF Sc, Ls1ia,
No 81 I'm
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh F. R.
w AND AFTER NovE MBER 35,
Y lAG1. Llains viii rt,n a. falln-ra. Y

via. Phil'a.. IalUp N $40 a IA 1919 p IN
Tickets TO ali principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Onion office in Nc
Lure House and at the stationat Bridgeport.
h. L. MYERS Ia,
nov3 General Ticket Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
ELIMINATION, VIRGINIA.

LEXINGTON, VIHGINHA'
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VALUABLE
WEST VIRGINIA LANDS
FOR s ALE,

WE WILL SELL ON GOOD TERMS $50
w acres of valuable timbered land in Richie
coHnty, situated on the Northwestern Tarn.
pike and 81 miles from the town of Ellenboro,
on the Parkersburg branch Of the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad pike direct 10 Railroad).
The soil Is good, the timber is very valuable,
the land upon being improved will be valuable
for farming on grazing PURPOSES. -
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i by the following schedule on and aItor the
5th day of May, 1867: "
FAST LINE
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Ohio County Circuit Court
Aarea Rule i.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-25
VOLUME XYl---NO. 80

a" example of enrly pieiy. Thcr,. IL.
tho most marked examples, i;n>,r.-
tive OF tho truth, that young children
may became Christians, furnished u i.uu
the word OF God.
But the fact that no more are riy
On, to mora groves that these wrrs:
all that could have been fur isl, q
than tha, Gals and Abel wcrcl,. ouiv
Children born to Adam aud Eve up t.
tho Lime If Abci's murder, b, CAUSE IT.,
others are mentioned. EGouy., on
all subjects is recorded IN Sc, ip,urr,v to
meet the end s"ught in IT,. reror.,
while it must b. CLEAR t. ever, n.,,d
that all ,ha, could be sa,d On an, ON,
! subject has not been rccurdud tor
/ them, "Lho world itself would not Cot.
tain the bo.ks"
The examples, therefore, rcc,rhcd
on tho subject Of early pict, are
enough I" e"cou'agv every Christian
pare"t to labor in hop. for Tho suriy
convrrsion Of his or her c..ildren. ",
have no doubt that many OF the au-
c'ent worthless, whGso example has
been furnished for our irritation. were
early the subjects Of saving grace.
When did ,;noch Moses, Daniel and
others enter the service Of Jehovah?
What right have wo TO suppose that
they served Il long apprenticeship in
the service Of the Devil before they
gave their hearts TO God?
May, VIC have reason to believe that
the great mass of all in the jewish
Church, who were true Israelites, be-
came such early in life, through the
blessing Of God upon tho training of
their pious parents. God had, in the
rite Of cumcision, Acknowledged
tho right of children TO place il ...e
Churcn militant; and that thry n,;y:!,;,
not only be tbs ch!ldren non...::iiY,
bu' really, he pruviI"d to. :h,.:r tu,i9
religious haintny. Moses sad /. L..
rarl: land thes,. w"ru. w.ici, J.
mand thee this daJ shall b. in III,
heart. And thou Shut teach them
diligently To thy chlldIcn, aud shalt
laAk Ut them when thou s:ltcs: in Thy
house, aud when thou wa!keet by tho
wuy, aud when thou lest down, aud
when thou risesL up"
Can any thing else be contemplated
than the godIy training of Abraham's
fanny in this expressive language?
For know him, that ho will Com
mund his cyildrcu and his household
after him, and they will keep tho
way Of The Lprd to do justice aid
judgment" Isaac, doubtless, in ccn-
sequence IF tho timely religious train
lug be received from .ho bands of his
devoted parenls knew not tho tim.
tha, he did not lovc ths God OF 4 sra.
ham his father.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-25

The PLANET MARs.-It appears their
from ;hs searching SCI utiny Of the speclro-
scope, that tie plan t has IN atmosphere
and that that atmosphere most probably re-
srnbes our own i'll general constitution.
Combining this evidence with that when
we aIread possess of the presence of water
in its liquid, vaporous, and solid states up IN
the surface, and with the certainty that the
red tint OF the parts of the p4anct is due 10
real ruddiness OF substance Correspond
ing to the tint OF certain soiIs npun our own
earth we cannot but recognise The extreme
probability that in all essential habitudes
the planet Mars resembles our own earth.
One circumstance my at first .excilc snr-
prise natneIy, the TACT that in plane, SO
much farther from tUpsu than our earti,
there should uxist so close a respects cIima
tic relations. Butt we consider tie results
OF Tyndall,s researches on tho radiation Of
heat, and remember that IL very moderate
increase in the quantity Of certain vapours
present in our atmosphere would suffice to
render the climate OF the earth intoerabls
though excess Of heat Gust as glass walls
cause ahot'houee tn be an over long after
the sun has set). VIC shall not fail TO see
that Mars may readily be compensated by
corresponding arrangement for his in-
creased distance from the vivifying centre
Of the solar system--FLaser's Magazine
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The Gathering Home.

They are gathering home ward from every land,
One by one,
As their weary feet touch the shining strand
One by one,
Their biows are enclosed in golden crown,
Their travel-stained garm. nts nre all laid down,
And clothed in white garments they rest on
the mead.
Where the Lamb doth love his chosen to lead,
One by one.
Before they rest they pass through the strife,
One by one;
Through the waters Of death thew enter liz.
One by one
To come are the floods OF the river still.
AS they ford Oh their way to the heavenly hill;
10 Others the waves run cely and wild,
Yet they reach the home OF the uudeflsd
One by one.
We, too, shall come to the river side,
One by one.
We are nearer it's waters each eventidc
One BY one.
We can hear the noise and dash of the stream
Now. and again. through our life's deep dream
Sometimes the floods all the hanks overflow,
sometimes in ripples and small waves go,
One by one.
Jesus, Redeeu,er, we look unto Thee,
One by one.
We lift up our voices tremb ingly,
One by one.
The waves Of the rive. are dark and cold,
We know not the place where our feet MA,
hold,
Thou who 6idst pass til, ough in deep midnight
us, Seud us the staff and the light
One by ono.
Plant Thou Thy feet beside as We tread,
One by one.
On Thee let us lean each dropping head,
One Ivy one
Let but Thy strong nrm around us be twined
We shall cnst our fears and cares to the wind
Saviour Keicemer, with lhee full in view,
smilingly. gladsomely, shall We pass through
One by ona.
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HE NEW VELoclPEDEs.-A shipment of
the novel DESCRIPTION OF veIocipedes, which
have beeQme 80 very popular in Paris may
soon be expected in New York. The
three wheeled veIocipedes, used by boys,
have been in use for twenty years, but til.
kind in question are an invention of bu
three years, date, and have but two wheel.
one OF which Immediately succeeds I'll.
other in straight line. A saddle is elrv.:
ted above them, and stirrups are u-+.'
which, by movement Of ,hs feet, crea:,
rapid action OF the apparatus, with au
ettor' far less fa'iguing to ,he limbs than
walking Tue mode Of mounting-is is first
to push it, accompanying the action by
movement Of tire foot 10 the lett stirrup,
and then suddenly to spriog into the sad
die and use both s.irrups. Fully weeI
OF practice is required, as the difficulty I.
ihi nder Of balancing himself Is great. j
fall, however. is without danger, as his 70.
is always near the ground, and he has opl
TO dhengage II a moment from the stirrn
to recover himself. The .moyment of til
instrument is very rapid. 1t can be pro-
PEELED at the ra'e Of fifteen miles an hour,
and races IN Paris by means Of il are very
frequent -. y s.is. .,,
-
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lad been invited to take q look with

| hau Dccn invited 10 take look with
in.
"I've started anew as q branch of
Nine. Dcmorest's Monthly. I'm very
thankful to you for mentioning the
: Magazine to inc, for you see it has
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GLOW did you prosper ?" asked the
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ooh never did so WE'LL Why,
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Time fitted swiftly by, and again
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"What d vast Improvement there
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cd Mrs. Brown, during pause in the
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eyes, and Imust say, it was just as
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THAT is my opinion of the Maga-
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wiser through its influence. 1t is
the general remark. There is now
one thing for which I have great
ambition. That is, to make up a club
large enough, to get, as a premium,
an organ for the church. I have al
ready set about it by applying to
some Of my friends. I find 1 have
only to show q copy of the Monthly
to convince them Of it's merits. 1t
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so enthusiastic in thciI appreciation
as to set their names down upon my
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aid me?
Every voice chimcd in assent. AS
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Discipline of the Young.

The Oldest son of President Ed
wards, congratulating friend or
having family of sons, said to him
with much earnestness, "Remember
there is but one. mode of family gov
ernment. I havo brought up and
educated fourteen boys, two Of whom
l brought up, or rather suffered to
grow up, without tho rod. One OF
these was my youngest brother, and
tho other Aaron Burr, my sisters only
son, both of whom had lost their pa
rents in their childhood; and from
both my observation and experience,
l tell you, sir, maple sugar govern
ment will never answer. Beware bow
you lot the first act of disobedionce in
your little boys 60 unnoticed, and, un.
less evidence OF repentance bs mani
fest, unpunished."
Of all The sermons I have ever
beard, long or short, this has been
among the most useful, 80 far as the
world is concerned. 1t is q salutary
lesson. to be prayyerfulIy pondered by
all parents and guardians: The Bible
lays down four great rules, involving
tho four greut elements OF tho success
tgl training Of children-prayer, in
struction, example, and restraint
And it ia doubted if solitary case
can be found where the child has not
followed in the footsteps Of the pions
parent, when these rules have been
adopted; while, on the other hand, il
but only one Of the four has been neg
leoted, it may have been tho ruin o,
,he child.
Remember, Christian parents, It is
not enough 10 pray for, or even with
your children, il you do not also in
strnct' them, IL yonr own example
oontradiots your teaching; aud ID
vain viii be the prayer, the ipssruc-
sion, the, example, if, like El.. who9
your children do wrong. you "restraiisl
them not" Bat let all be found uni;
ted. and you may trust lin God TIL
be viii i,I,his, promise, and t64s
your children will grow up I. 20 80
him, and to blsss yen for your fls3lty
IA fhcir hioh ass infopaetas - gykR