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Il Al IS
Vegetable SiicHian Hair Renewed

Efo''y near increases the pOTss-
Inpity Of this cHtHdbIe Hair Prep
0t'UtiOH, 7CItich is due to 7nef.is
atone. ne can assure our OLD
IiNtiOas tH0t 1T is kel,t run IN, to
its high standard. and to those
1U/bO HNre nrreP used it aCe can
ccHt0PntkU S0y, ftNt it as the OHEy
Teitabte and perfected ;,reDara-
ton In restore ssEsAY OR FADED
EsAsR to its NostiHfuL color, MAX
ing it SOFT, iHstioe,s. and SiIEen
the scyiD, Or IT'S use. becomes
aChjte md ciea, it ren.ores al
ei'aptjOHs AMI dHndruf. and By
its tonic properties prece1ste the
nnt! from faiting Out, as it stiss-
Htttes U"I HONrisheS the hair
Di0nds. By its use lie hair g3.osps
thicker and stronger. In b0Iaress
1t restores fHe capillary glands
to their nOrn0E rigor, aid reiH
create q neiC OrOsCfh e.ccept ~
eJcti.eE'c old nDe-. II Is the NEST
ecOHon.ic0L EEAiss fsESSlNG
ecer usef. as it requires feaUet'
that spJcnIid giossy appearance
SO much ndnired 6y al. n. II.
Hayes. W. d.. .Stnfe 4ss0yer Of
MuSs.. says, 'ffhe constituents 0Ss
pure ami carefully selected for
e.rceIIr7t quality. and i consider
1T the BEST Pzs for
its intended pHrpOscs.' We pn6-
Iish u treatise on the hair, aChteh
are send free by mail upon dl,23t-
cation. aOHich contains com saess-
tfntOl'y nOticcS from ctepgy1nsn,
physicians, the press. dlnt others.
We hare 9isGde the StHdy OF the
hair uI,U it, diseases u Speciality
for gears, ana EHOU that aUe make
the most ettertice preparation for
the restoration and the preserr0-
ton Of the hair, e.ctd1tt, and %
acknowledged By the best Nh d.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medieine-
COOK, COBURN & CO.
Gen1 Agents for North Western StateA
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
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&1 000 REWARD for any which DR.
OI, OOO Richau's Golden Remedies fail to cure
All unfortunate sufferers, from whatever cause who
may apply for it. will have Circular sent them
free. containing description of these wonderful
iones, and the diseases for which they peculiarly
adopted. by Dr.. D. B. RICHARDS, 22S yarck street.
Ne York ..rrr.'t ..E q r.
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"A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of Hunors

scrofula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbur-
cies and Boiis. Ulcers and all obstinats
AHe ctions OF the Skin, Inflammatory
or chronic rheumatism, Piles, Chrosic
DiarrnGa, Eereurial Diseases, and ever
talnt OF the System; Dyspepsia. and thosc
Affections originating in the Deranoemens
OF the Digestive Organs viz, BI;ous
complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous A.
/ fections, Headache, Languor, and Depree-
sion or Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Consti-
patton.
fbNHIS excellent medicinal compound was irzf
= prepared by DR.. j. w. POLAND in 1871.
and was then employed with great success ~
eXpeliing humors from the blood; but in 1s4S
medical friend who quite celebrated as a physi
clan, especially III the Treatment of humors SUE
gested some important improvements, which Were
adopted and which has made it $50 the people SC
the very best remedy for ali kinds of humors known
TO the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely of vegeta-
bies, among which are Sarsaparilla Yellow Doca
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot
When the originator lived in New Hampshire ~
Gofstown Centre, for the space of thirty or foriy
miles around, and in Manchester particularly, the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which it e.
fected Though manufactured in large quantities
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas-
had to wait for more to be made. In that re
gion, some very severe cases of Erysipelas wers
treated with, and they cured Eryspela.
sores, ,arbuncles, those ugly, painful ulcers.
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
faithfully used. So it was with Scrofula and
Salt-Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
1t is free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant
the taste SAFE yet and effective in its action
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

The following are a few selected from the multitu
of recommendations in possession
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moved that It be LAD on the table. bal

moved that it be laid on the table, but
the motion was rejected,
On motion Of Mr.. Earnsworth, the
vote by which the said bill was order
ed engFossed was reconsideFed, when
Mr.. Wilson offered a substitute for the
bill, providing for taking the vote of
all the tax payers of Monroe and other
counties on the question Of subscribing
stock 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. The substitute WIS lost, and
the bill read the third time and parsed;
yeas Is; nays, MesSrs. Drummond,
Farnsworth and Werniuger-5.
The Senate bill to provide slopes 70
mill-dsms on Big Fishing creek, in
Weizei county, was read the second
time and recomnitted.
The House bill 10 authorize John @,
Coekreli TO build lock gates. was reSd
the second time and referred.
The House bill 10 amend the Act
passed March 4, 1894, entitled IAN Act
40 exempt q certain amount of property
from execution and other processn WAS
read the second time and referred.
The Senate then adjourned until
Monday next, in. accordance with the
resolution adOplpd
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For the Intellircncer.

ChrSRpeAIIe and OHIO Railroad.
We are grRtified to learn that there is
good prospect, that portion or the
whole OF this work lying between
CoViugton and the Ohio river will soon
be placed under contract.
In pursuance OF acts passed by the
Legislatures Of Virginia aud West Vir-
ginin last winter, the Commissioners of
the two States have entered into con-
tract with the Virginia Central Rail-
road Company to construct the road
from CovingIon to the Ohio river,
BY the terms OF this CONTRACT the
Virginia Central Railroad Company
guarantee 5 perCen annual dividends
upon all tho stock subscribed for the
construction OF the work after its COM
pleiion to the Ohio river, aud If before
the road is completed, there are any
diNidCuds carried on any part of the
road. they are to be paid to the prefer
ed stockholders to an amount not eS-
CeediuG per cent annually,
The Company is authorized to mort.
gage their entire road, and borrow.
money at per cent. per annum for the
completion OF the work.
At u convention Of the friends of the
road, held mt the White Sulphur in
July last, II was agreed that nu effort
should be made TO raise IS 900 ono of
stock, OF which s., 500, 600 should G5e
raised in Virginia, and the like sum in
West Virginia.
Under this arrangement, there has
already been subscribed $3.50 600. OF
which Virginia has subscribed s.. I5O,-
900, as follows: City of Richmond, So
OOO. 900; Allegheny country; $50, eco;
Fluvana, $4,000; GouchlRnd, $50, 600
Augusta, Henrico and other counties
are vet to vote, and no doubt is enter
tanned that Virginia will raise her
quota Of s., 5OO,0OO
West Virginia has subscribed as fol-
lows: Cabell, $500. 900; Putnam, $500,
600; Ksnawhn, $500, GOO; Eayette, $780,
600: Greenbriar, $50, 900. Making in all
There are fifteen counties in West
Virginia interested in the road, aud
which have not subscribed. 1t is be-
lieved that With proper effect, the addi-
TionnI 81 ,OO0. 900, to make up the quota
OF West Virginia can be secured.
Extraordinary inducements have
been offered by the States of Virginia
and West Virginia. to the people who
are interested, to aid In the completion
of this great work.
The work already done on the Gov
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THE editor of the Clarksburg TeLc-
grGgh seems to labor under the inn
preston that the usury law as 1t at
present exists in this State keeps capt.
tai invested in the hands of borrowers
st six per cent. Apparently it does
not occur To him that the surplus mon
ey of the people is largely invested at
this time in Government bonds or in
other renuerative securities, or else
sent out of the State. Aud why2 Be
cause the law compels those who have
surplus means TO make this disposition
of it by imposing penalty on tho
rates paid by the Government, Rail-
rond companies, or by other States. 1t
thus operates to lock up capital within
the State or else drive il out. Suppose
that the Government rate was allowed
by our law, say lOPer cent. what would
be the efTect2 Why that men would
sell their bonds and loan to their neigh
bora who are in need. Their need is
shown by the rates they pay Building
Associations. They are seeking few
hundreds in cash wherewith to build
themselves houses, and they apply in
vain at tho banks or to private capital
lists. The banks as well AS individuals
have their means largely invested in
Government bonds and of course they
will not sell those bonds in order to
make six per cent loans. Why should
they? Hence the borrower is
driven to the street to get his pa
per shaved through the hocus-
pocus operation OF sale.-
Suppose that ten per cent interest was
allowed by the law, would the small
borrower be thus embarrassed2 Would
lie be obliged to sell his paper through
a friend to some dealer2 Would
there be any inducemcnt to banks
or individuals to keep their
funds out of tho channels OF trade :
Would the effect not DO to induce sales
of the bonds and encourage invest
ments in home business Paper2
The mere fact that we have n SIX per
cent law does not necessarily make a
six per cent money market. Not by
any means. but 1t may make 20 pei
cent market instead of the 10 per cent
rate proposed in the repeal act. Money
like everything else, follows the law o
supply and demand, West Vir
ginin laws, no more than ole
Canute's commands to the sea, car
stay its cbb and flow. II Governmen
makes it worth ten per cent. TO the cap
itaIist, Government will get it, and tn
needy borrower must necessarily seel
parties who buy and sell paper. Con
gress undertook to regulate tho pric
ofgold during the war, and what wa
the eTect2 Did 1t put down the pre-
MUM? How long did the law remain
ON tho bookss Why. 1t was hooted on
of existence, almost at once. Why
then, try to keep the price of money ii
this State at six per cent, when the U. S
Government. and other borrowers, mr.
willing to pay more; or, in other words
when money is worth moref
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

BRUTAL.-Ws were told yesterday
that man named Hurley, living or,
Market street, near Armstrong. HoIIi-
day 81 Cos planning mill, drove his wife
and child from home about two O'clock
on Friday morning. The circumstan-
ces as narrated to our informant nv
Mrs. Hurley were substantially these.
That her husband returned home about
one O'Clock in the morning, armed win
two pistols. She and her little girl
were awakened by his threats TO shooi
them but they fortunately made their
escape before he carried his dread.
tui purpose into execution, having no
time however, to secure any other
clothing than their night dress. Thew
came down Market street as far as the
Mcclure House hoping to lind an ON
GER but were unsuccessful. Thew re-
turned up Main street and were kindIv
admitted into the Grant House. WhiIa
the Waterman sought quarters for them
in neighbor's house. He found Inc
whole neighhorhoOd in the locality of
anrley's house thoroughly aro1sej
and venting their indignation on the
man who would drive his family. from
his door in such Indictment weather
Mrs. Hurley and daughter were
given refuge in the house Of a RentIe-
man whose name We did not learn, and
remained there during yesterday, moi
daring TO return home. Thew were
both fearful that some evil would be-
fal them should they do so, When.
they reached the Grant House the
child was cry ing most piteously from
the cold and the mother was SUFFERING
intensely nom the same cause. 1Both
would certainly have soon perisheli
had not a friendly door been opened to
receive them. ~
It is to be hoped that the pronar
authorities viii thoroughly investisate
this case, and IL the facts be as hey
were represented to us, no efforts sbonIS
be spared 70 bring the cruel husband
ana father TO his richly meFited pun
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Trnstea,s Sala

DURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST,
L from William Cloudy - to me dated
June 9th, 1853, and duly recorded in the Re
in deed book No. A, page lie, I shall. on
MONDAY, THE 2SD DAY OF MARCH, 1855 Al
10 O'Clock a. m, at the front door of the
Court House OF Ohio county, West Va, pro.
coed to sell, at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, the lot numbered (lSlS one
hundred and e!shty-one. on the plat of that
William Chapline and John EoR, now
known as Centre Wheeling, situated on the
east side OF Chapline street, adjoining the
methodist Episcopal Church on the south.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase
money In cash, and the balance IN two equal
instruments, payable in SIX and twelve
months. with In terest from day ofsale,
Possession delivered upon compliance
,o JAMES s.. WHEAT,
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BILL PERMITTING PARTIES IN INTER.
EST IN HEsETIIaH. Ia. III. r,.I, A IL Z, -.

A BILL PERMITTING PARTIES IN INTER-
EST TO TESTIFY IN CERTAIN CASES.
Be il enacted By the Legislature of
Vest ViT1iEliG: l. No person offered as
witness in any civil action, suit or
proceedings. shall be excluded by his
interest in the event thereof.
2. A party to civil action, suit or
proceeding may be examined as a wit
ness in his own behalf, or in behalf of
any other party, in the same manner
and subject to the same rules of exam
iuation us any other witness, except as
follows:
/. An assignor of chose in action
shall not be examined in favor of his
assignee unless the opposite party be
living and in reach OF the process Of
the court.
liza party shall not be examined
In his own behalf in respect to any
transaction or communication had per
parties who are the exectors, admins
traitors, heirs-at-law, next of kin, or
asstgnees of such deceased person.
where they have acquired title 10 the
cause OF action from or through such
deceased person, or have been sued as
SUCH executors, administrators, heirs
at-laW, next OF kin, or assigneeS, But
| where such executors, administrators,
heirs at-law, next of kin or assiGnees
shall be examined on their own behalf,
in regard to any conversation or trans.
action with such deceased person, then
the assignor, or party, may be examln.
ed In regard to the same conversation
| or transaction.
III. II the deposition of party to
the action, suit or proceeding has been
taken and he shall afterwards die, and
after his death such deposition be used
upon any trial or hearing in behalf al
his executors, administrators, heirs-at.
law, next of kin, or assignees, the
other party, or assignor, shall be com,
petent witness as to any and all matters
to which such deposition relates.
| ~. This act shall not apply to any
action, suit or proceeding hereto fore
commenced in which a Judgment OF
hnal decree has been obtained; aud 4
new trial or re-hearing has been OF
shall be awarded therein; but in ali ao
tions, suits or proceeding, the rules q
evidence shall be the same as if this acI
had not been passed.
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sptffaI AntIets.
H1RRIACE Avn CELTBACY,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE NAN
HOOD.
An Essay for Young Men ON the
Crimc of solitude, and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pedIments to MARRIAGE, with sure means OF
Relief, Sent in sealed letter envelopes, ree oil
charge. Address, Or. j. SKILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Coward Association, Philadelphia Pa
jan3l-SmdSw
The Confessions aud Experience OF
IAN InVaIld.
Published for the benefit, and as n CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who sufter from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Man
hood, = c., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF
CURE. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving postpaid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL May
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, p circular of DAISY SWAIN,
the great Poem of the War. decl7-Smd
A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your hair so beautiful
on OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre2
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Halr3
OIL Of Grapevine.
What removes. the Dnndrun2
OIL OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfeItedq
Oil of Grapevine.
Who are the only PrOprletOs of
OH of Grapevine9
LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
sepl9 No. 81 Main St., Wheeling.
A COUGH, a COLD, OH a SORE
THROAT,
Requires immediate attention and should be
checked. If allowed to continue,
Irritation Of The Lungs, a Permanent Throat
DiSease, or Consumption,
is often the result
Browns Bronchial Troches
Having direct influence to the parts,
give immediate relief. FOR BRONCHITIS,
AaTHMA, CArARRH, Constructive AND
THROAT DISEASES, Troches are used with
always good success.
Singers and Speakers use them TO clear and
strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "Brown's Bronchial Troch-
es," and do not take any of the Worthless
limitations thatmn be offered. Sold every
where. oc25-4meOd
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For Sale Cheap.

TNHE WEST HALF OF LOT NO. ON
i the south side OF Hampden street, the
same being the second lot from the corner OF
byron: On:the alley part OF this q lot is
erected good brick house, containing seven
rooms and renting at present FOR TWO nun.
dred dollars per annum.
-, THOS. O'BRIEN,
.yanS9 Real Estate ApanI
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For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY Cottage
III residence situated on Huron stfeet
w. Co. line. It would suit a man ,,Si5 5s'
business In the city. Is above high water
premises. 4''AAs on Tue
jan-28-lwa r. uADE
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For Rent.

FTIHE STORE ROOMS LA IELY OCCU-
il pied by George r. Taylor q Co., and j.
Clemens 4 Co., on Main stree I; also base
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOS. HORNBROOK.
Once, No. 1lS1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. feb8-tf
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For Sale.
Il OEEER

T OFFER FOR SALE LOT NO. 91N
i Churchill's addition MOL, situated on the
north side of Quincy street and east OF
quIre OF SH,1'e-s ga
JOSEPH sEYBOLD,
,..oo =. Admir- Of WIS. Wickham's Estate.
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For Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE MY DwETI1Nc
4 mouse on Main street, Centre WbeeIinS
1Sa5 -, nine rooms, with bath and gas.
complete and in good order T.ot IN tsS
HI 3alS;z Terms made to suit the purchases.
yan1.Ll JACOB SNYDER.
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For Sale

II OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
lot situated on the north east corner OF
Main street and an Ally between Quincy
and John StS., being lot No. 4 IN g0usre No
Z. The above Will be sold either IN whole or
IN paTt 70 suit purchasers. Apply to
Jon2S-H JOSEPH BEYBOLD
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For Sale

A SMALL FARM IN BELMONT CO..
"a Ohio, two miles from Bridgeport, II mile
from the National Road, containing
6I1< ACRES, WELL IMPROVED,
Also one large BRICK HOUsEin Martins
Vile.
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9pr 9aIe.
Public Sale.

ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th,
" 1885, viii sell my farm, containing liz
Acres, situated one mile west of MartinsVille,
Belmont county, o., on the MRrtlnsvllIe and
Mt. Pleasant Plank Road. It is pleasantly
situated, good buildings, abundance OF fruit,
three year old vineyard of six acres, 20
acres OF the land in grass. Sufficient locust
timber for the use of the farm and vineyard;
well watered. Terms, = cash, the balance In
two equal annual payments with interest Sc
cured by mortgage.
Also, on the Same day all my stock, farm
Ing implements. household and kitchen fur
thorough bred Durhams; $50 head OF sheep, 4
hogs, a good 2-hOrse carriage aud harness. a
moving machine, 2-horSe wagon, plouRhs.
harTows, and all the necessary appendices
to farm and household.
ian8l-td W. r. NANPELT.
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Trust Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ 1n1 5eSs 70 me on the second day OF August
a. ~. 1S6o, and OF record in Book 30 folio III
~ WEI We aee9rders office OF Ohio county, state
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. a. nj 1855 - ~
t ne NJ door Of the Court House OF Ohio conn
" u ~ me CITY OF Wheeling, at 10 O'CLOCK, a,
a aIe 70 the highest and best bidder for
Henr,v a. an H E9S right, title. and Interest OF
a. law Of Joseph G. Harbour. tie'i IN oi rs
Ieee aaL estate OF the said Joseph O. Harbour,
,on,4.ao,, GIBSON L. CRANA1ER,
.----SzS- Trustee.
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RATES or ADVERrrNlNe.

&c No rass-s ~ ~ alIsa, "a scni-ss--t-
esfion- M Ea1-ss Gsfglla1 - - Es,L-s-1ssa
uaula TIE Earss EEL e sCGssi4grsSs cCsi Z
tE4ntssl. bs4s r,i.zs. X ~ eases IsrCE2fzay let
f,.s - y guarantee % e1c1 -l-sh-
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for Rent.

a ISsS p.,tJ,61SS,1t pIGo6II4 1I,,c1I ~
three acres OF which Is in Grapes-ths ball
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For Rent,

THE WARE HOUSE ON WEST SIDE
4 of Main street, at present occupied by
MeSsrs. Orangle, DalZell & 10. Possession
given the LIST OF April next. Enquire of
1anl1 lind No. IS cor. Monroe e; a Z Water SIS.
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SUITABLE FOR GARDENING.

Enquire at my Planning NH ONCE, Bridge.
pG 5e61 GW0' WIN. STEWART.
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Order of Publication and Notice.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j United States, for the District of West
Virginia.
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Order of Publication and Notice.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, for the District of West
Virginia.
In the matter OF
Charles p Wg aBFsSgs;,. In BANKRUPTCY.
District of West Virginia. IS: On this gath
day OF January, a. ID. 1898, on reading the
foregoing Petitions, 1t is Ordered, That a
hearing be had upon the same on the 18th
day OF February, a. D, 1858, before said court
b. Caldwell, Register in Bankruptcy, in said
District, at 10 O'Clock a. M, and that notice
thereof be published once per week for two
successive weeks in the Wheeling Daily
Register and In like manner In the Wheeling
Daily lntelligencer, and that all Creditors
who have proved their debts, and other per-
sons in Interest, may appear at said time and
place and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer of the said Petition should not be
the Creditors of said Bankrupt shall be held
before said Register at the said place on
February nth, 1858 and February 18th, 1868.
And 1t is further Ordered, That all such
known, shall be entitled to service of no.
tice ofthe said Petition aud Order, either
personally or by letter addressed TO them at
their known usual place of residence, attest
ed by the Clerk of the Court, and sent by
mai, or served at their usual place of abode
by the Marshal or his Deputy, whereof due
proof shall be given. -
WITNESS the Hon. John ]. Jackson, Jr.,
- Judge Of the sad District Court, and
LIS. the seal thereof at Wheeling, in said
i'''' District. on the 9th day Of Janu-
~ airy, AID. 1868.
Clerk OF District Court OF Said District
Publication is hereby made in pursuance
OF the above order.
E. N. NORTON.
IeD-oaW2Wu US. Marshal ID. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01
For. Rent.

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A FIRST GLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
now occupied by Nelson Whitaker, Esq,
situated on the northeast corner of 9Th and
Hampden street, Possession given on the
LIST OF April, 1858. Apply to
janl0.tf at Sprigg House.