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Commissioners Notice.
ITOTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN THAT

-
Friday, the aOth day Of July, 1863,
at my office, on Fourth street, Wheeling,
W. va, in accordance with decree OF the
Circuit Court Tor ohio County, West VII.
Rinia, made and entered on the 9th day Of
June, 1859, in a cause iu cUancSry pending
In said CouTt, wherein Alexander HeymAn
ls complainant aud jefferson l.. SauRhton
adminlstIator, et al HTe deiendantB-com-
menoe 10 receive protein order 70 RSetr-
tain and report what debts mot embraced In
q former report there arc duo from RAID
5anRStonH estate, and SILL unpaid or any
olher matters may deem pertinent, or may
DO REQUIRED by any Of the parties 10 this
suit. or by any OF the creditors Of said estate,
ALI pc sous claiming 10 be creditors OF said
estate are hereby notified 10 appear before
me on or before the LIST DAY OF sEPrAMBER,
1859. and produce and prove the AMOUNT OF
their respective debts, Il they have not al.
ready done 20, on pain OF having their said
supposed respective debts excluded from
payment by the said estate In case they faIl
10 prove them ~ Aforesaid.
On said lst DAY OF SEPTRMBER 1859, l
shall olote the receipt OF Auch proofs OF debt
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Conf ohil County CiIcuit Court.
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A LATE number OF a popular illus
traled journal has Wood.out OF q
young wife knitting tiny stocking by
the side OF cradle In which lies q
sleeping infant, the picture being entl.
tied "Not q Girl Of the Period" A lady
friend suggests that this young wife
must belong 10 very late period, or
she wouldn't be finishing of the stock
Ing al The top, as according TO her best
knit that WAY,
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VIRGINIA,
Gen. HutIer comes to tho surface on
tho Test Oath Question.


He FaVoTS Excluding those who can.
not take 10, and Admitting the
UnAuCcessful Candidates
Who Can.
RICHMOND, July 80.
The State Journal publishes a letter
from Gen. b. +. Butler 10 the citizens
Of Virginia about requiring the Test
Oath OF members OF the Legislature.
Mr.. Butler says: "My opinion there.
lore would be, and 10 that l lm quite
clear, that 1t Is within the power OF
Government and within the require.
ments Of the law Of Congress, II admin.
lsteted In their integrity to set aside
those men who cannot take the oath
because OF participation In the rebel
lion, and that men who did not 90 par.
t'cipate and lost the votes OF the elec-
tors because OF their adherance 10 the
Union, should be admitted to their
seats as being the choice OF the only
men voting who did not prefer traitor
70 the government to loyal man for
bis representative"
Mr.. Butler adds that Congress Is the
only power which can remove the ne.
ceSsity oftaking the Iron Glad Oath.
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Hon. EMERsoN ErHRrDuE has popped
up as q candidate for the State Senate
10 Tennessee, with a view Of being .
candidate against Andrew johnson for
the United States Senate. This, In
France, would be politely called diA.
mond cutting diamond, bdt>tha Hoos-
iers would more trulhfully, II more
roughly, speak OF It as dog eating dog.
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PR1oEs.

noeaAnaH German sits'rA :I!ss!.. g:,IsS G% Gss
Hooaanda German Tonic, pot up In QUAR-
bottles, q 80 por bottle or hall dozen for
N@.
icl0 y0u buy, In order % Eet the genuine.
For GAlo BY Druggists and Dealers In Mod.
cine 0YoEyWhoro, Jyn
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A STORY Is told OF Two Yorkshire
men who Travelled together three days
In q stage coach without o word ever
passing between them. On the fourth
day one Of them at length ventured to
remark that 1t was o fine morning.
And who said 1t warmth was the re-
nlu
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CAUTION.

HooaandH German Remedies arc counter
tolt0d. BO0 that the Ggnature ofC. n. JACK:
e0N h on the wrapper OF each bottle. AL
othan arc counteri1it,
Principal 0tnoe and Nanufnotofy 81 the
German Medicine Bloro, No. 6Sl Arch Sueet,
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly O II. JACKSON d 90.
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"WHAT makes you so glum, Tom ?"
"Oh, have had to endure a sad trial
to my ieelings." "What on earth was
1t ?" why, l had to tie on pretty
girls bonnet while her ma was look
ing on,n
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Tho ParaEuayan way.

LONDON, July ~.
.ofhclal dispatches from the Allied
army In Paraguay have been received
at Rio Janelro stating that the final at.
tack upon the stronghold OF Lopez in
the mountains, had been retarded by
the heavy rains. The Provisional Gov.
eminent for Paraguay had been com.
pleted and Installed at AsCunsion.
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y Il wish you would not give me such
short weight for my money said q
customer TO grocer, who had an out.
standing bill against him. And l
Wish you wouldn't give me such long
wait for mine, replied the grocer.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
Il 10 q compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BArks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered in Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
70 be used expressly Tor the mRnutactuTe Of
this BltterB. There Ia no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used in compoundlng the Bit
teIB, henoe Il free from all the objections in
oident TO tho use OF q liquor preparation.
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JuDaR PuRoELI., n Washington mag.
lstrate. is having, an interesting time
With bis libel suit against local paper
for lampOoning him. The paper prints
daily reports OF the trial with copIous
illustrations, not libellous, but morlify.
Ing. The Judge wants to withdraw the
RuLf,
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JUDGE pr he Supreme cOurs q PsnnvlUaria.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1855.
"I consider HoohRnda German Bltters. Q
CdllIdble medicine In case Of attacks OF indi.
ReSllon or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience Of Il
Yours, with respect
JAMES THOMPSON"
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JtIlies Of he SpreHe Court of PsnnEylrdniG.
PHILADELPHIA, juno l, 1859.
~ have found by expeTieno0 that Hoot'
lRNdF German Ritten Is o Very good tonle,
relieving dyRpeple uymptomI almost di'
Fectly, Gk0RuE EnHAR9WOOD."
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A YOUNG lady studying French, and
finding that belle meant 'hne,' told
somebody IN a letter that we had q
great deal Of belle. weather lately.
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JUDoE MORTON Of the Massachusetts
Supreme Court has refused 10 reduce
the amount OF the ball (S82 ,OOO) Of
Lemond Choate, OF NeWburyport,
known as the Fire Bug
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The President, 1t Is said, had rather
q hard time getting something 10 eat
when he returned home Thursdav
morning. The White House Ia closed
and the cooks CT on a vacation. The
President went into Welcker's restaur.
ant and asked for a private room and
breakfast. The personln charge didn't
know him, and he replied that he could
be served with anything he wanted In
private, but he couldn't have separate
quarters. AT this the President lefl
and went over TO Wormley's. One OF
the boarders nj Weloker's told the clerk
who he had refused. The clerk replied,
'well, II he had come In his carriage
like q gentleman, he might have had q
room. How could I know he was not
q shoemaker with his good clothes on,
and not able 70 pay for roomf"
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SQUARE ToED boots and shoes for
young gentlemen appear to be In FASH
ion once more,
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STRAW hats with wide black bands
are the correct style for young gentle-
men ut present.
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Toledo,

July S0.-FLouR-steady.
GRAiN.Wheat-2aSc betler;red 81 40;
No. 3 red 81 Is. Corn-Dall; No. held
at e7e, without buyers; No. 2 95c; re-
jeeted Soc; condemned zoo. oAts-Qulet.
nothing doing. Rye-In demand, and
more ofieringj quotations nominal.
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THE Yo Semitic Valley will have the
honor to receive tho Chicago CONNER
clal party on today.
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SENATOR ANTHONY denies that he Is
preparing TO attack sprague In the
Senate next winter.
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Notice to Certain Non. n.Rssidents and
Others,

Notice to Certain on.Rssidsnts and
Others.
OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County, Clrcnit Court.
The Merchants and Mechanics Blnk OF
Wheeling,
Leonard @. Frost and Nathan T. HigbIe,
Partners under the frm name OF l.. O.
In Chancery.
samuel Trlmble,
The said L. c. Frost q Co., et als.
In Chancery.
benjamin. +. Sherman and John q. Cole,
partners under the nrm name OF Sher.
The said L. G. Frost d Co., et ais.
In Chancery.
Notice Is hereby given TO all the parties 10
the above named causes, nud TO all
others having liens upon the money or
efects In the hands OF the defendant,
Joseph rBeybold, that pursuant 10 decree
made and entered by consent OF parties on
the 10th day OF June, 1869, In above 0 uses,
which were heard together on laid date
Will on Thursday, the 18th day OF August,
Fourth street, In Wheeling, West Va, pro-
ceed 70 take and state an account OF the
Amounts r rJp0etively due 10 the parties 10
said causes, and 10 all othen having liens
upon the money or ehectt In the hands Of
the defendant, Joseph Seybold, o. well a. OF
the atn unit and value OF the said money
and effects in the hands Of the said seybold.
Will also ascertain whether any, and II any
Whlcn and how much OF tne amounts due
rs Aforesaid by the said l.. y. Frost 4 Co, are
liens upon the said money and effects, and
khe order and priority In which they are Q.
Spectlvely entitled 70 pay meut ont OF the
same. will report said account and other
matters above Indicated 10 the Court, with
anything else deemed pertinent by myself,
or specially required oy eitusr oithe pal ties.
9EO. b. CALDWELL,
CommlISioner In hancery Of said Court.
jy2t.oaWlW
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hNeE hhu weather.
PrTrBoRaH, July 80.
Monongahela Eve feet two inches
anu falling. Weuther pleasant: ther.
momeIer 10.
CINCINNATI, July so.
weather clear; thermometer 7S0.
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"FREsH As A MA1DEN's BLusH"-Is
the pure peachy Complexion which fol
lows the use OF Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. I!is the True Secret OF Beauty.
Fashionable Ladies' In Society under
stand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rus.
tic Country Girl into a City Belle more
rapidly than any other one thing.
Redness, sunbrrn, Tan. Freckles.
Blothes and all effects of the Summer
Sun disappear where 1t Is used, and a
genial, cultivated, fresh expression is
obtained which rivals the Bloom Of
Youth. Beauty Is possible to all who
will invest rs cents at any respectable
store and insist on getting the Mag.
nolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons KathaIron
to Dress the Hair. jy1O.1meodd&sww
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HoOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

IL pleasant preparation Of the Bitter for
thoEe who do not like extreme BlLtes. II
httafS combined with pur6 rAntA Cruz rum
and agreeable 1AvorIng exrRcts. Its use 1
recommended when some pure stinnlant 10
required In correction with the tonic pro.
peItles OF the BItteFB.
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Hon. GEO. ". WOODWARD.
CAicf JsI'ttee erthe Supreme oOurtor Pu writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
"I md HooaAndh 9eImRn Bitters B o
Rood tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
urRan1, and Of great benefit In cases OF de-
billty, and want OF nervous action In the
system. YouTa, truly,
HEO. W. WOODWARD"
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To q lady who kissed her hand 10 me:
Such ilues have no taste; own . q
1 Tney leave me cold as any stone;
klSaea are fruit which worthless DO
UnleA we pluck them on the tree,
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EUROPE.
SPAIN.

The CarlISt. Movement Dead General
SIckleB.
MADRID, July 80.
The Carlist movement may be 70.
garded as having died out,
zen. Stokles has gone to Lagrange 10
present hIa credentials % Minister, 10
John P. Hale leaves for America on
Monday.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and viii cure all diseases rO-
hulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition. by
the use OF these remedies,
,s.F ana no diSeaAe win - .'
ever R&Rll you.
A9AE E|E- . h|cH'..@'.
THE COMPILATION oN-Ladles who WlAh o
fAlr uRin and gUod complexion, free from
yolIoWiRh ting0 and all other dlsngurementB,
1hould 40 these remedies occABlonAlly. The
Liver In psrfect order, and the blood pure.
will result In sparkling eSe and blooming
cheekA.
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STANToN a ALLISON,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
9Th st., ehNt Eda nnFth NJ Monroa
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8asIHess cysras.
ATTORNEYS,

HEAToN 4 PARKINSON,
IL Attorneys At Law,
Market b., below Mcclure House.
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WIN. P. HUBBARD.
w ~, Attorney at Law,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A LEX. H. FoRGEY,
n Boots, Shoes and GAltc1,
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Mr.. Sanders, OF Davenport, Iowa,
chairman Of the committee recently
appointed by Mr.. Filley. OF 81. Louis,
to carry out the Instructions OF the New
Orleans Convention, has announced
that Keokuk, Iowa, has been deter
mined upon as the place Tor the hold
Ing Of the next Commercial Convention,
but the time has not yet been desIg-
mated.
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MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX,
u1Wholeale Dealers In BOOTS SHOES,
No, 66 Main street,
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Chaufcr %.

AN ACT to amend section second, chapter one hun.
dred and thirty of the acts of eighteen hundred
sixty-two. relating to the purchase of Intoxicating
liquors by towns
SECT. l. Section second chapter one hundred
thirty of the acts Of eighteen hundred sixtytwo Is
hereby amended, by striking of said section all
after the words person persons in the ninth
line, so that it shall read as follows: T.f Z.
SECT. 2. Immediately after appointing such com.
missioner, the governor shall issue to the municipal
officers of the several cities towns plantations of
this state notice OF the and place of business
of said commissioner; and it shall be the duty of
such municipal officers, to purchase such intoxicat-
ing liquors, they may keep on sale for the purpose
specified in this act of such commissioner of such
ofhpr municipal officers have purchased such in
toxicating liquors of said commissioner, and Of no
other nerson or persons; provided that the commits
sioner appointed under the provisions Of this act,
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Persons living in places not incorporated and need
ing relief are under the care of the oyereers OF the
Oldest Incorporated adjoining town. or the nearest
incorporated town where there are none adjoining,
who shall furnish relief to such persons in the same
manner as though they were found in such town; and
such oyerseers may bird to service the children of
such persons as they may those of paupers Of their
own town., and may bind out persons described in
section twenty in The manner therein provided re-
siding in such unincorporated place, as if in their
own town, such person being entitled to like reme-
dy and relief. Where relief is provided for paupers
residing in such places the towns furnishing
entitled to the same remedies against the towns where
they have settlement If such persons resided in
the town where the relief is afforded. And if such
paupers have legal settlement in any town in this
state, then the state shall reimburse to the town af
fording relief the amount paid out and expended
such portion hereofas the governor and council may
adjudge to have been judiciously expended. And
the state in like manner shall reimburse towns that
may furnish relief to paupers that have legal set
tement in any town in this state and have removed
from an unincorporated place. ,s. %
SECT 2. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved March 5, 1861 r.esF
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the revised statutes hereby amended so to read

the revised statutes is hereby amended to read
rs follows: ~ si1 if i lai -.
z"SEcr. 30. When a district votes to raise money
for any legal purpose its clerk shall forthwith or
within the time prescribed by the district certify the
amount thereof to the of the town. and the
time when raised; and within thirty days after re-
ceiving such certificate they shall assess IT, as they
DC town taxes, on the polls and estates of the resi-
dents and in the district at the time of raising
said money, whether wholly in their town not,
and the nonresident real estate in the district
They shall then make their warrant in due form of
law directed to any collector of their town. Of the
district, If any, il not to constable, authorizing
and requiring him to levy and collect such tax and
pay it, within the time limited in the warrant, the
town treasurer; and they shall give certificate of
the assessment to such treasurer and may abate such
taxes as In the case of town taxes"
SECT. q This act shall take effect when approve l..
~I9 iiA [Approved March 4, 1901
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Chapter so.

AN ACT to provide for the effectual protection
of fruit growers against trespassers.
SECT. i. Any person who shall at any time enter
upon any orchard, fruit garden, vineyard, or any
field enclosure wherein is cultivated any domestic
fruit whatever, and which is kept for such purpose
of being previously had and obtained and with in
tent to take, destroy, or injure anything there
growing. shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor
and on conviction thereof shall be punished as is
provided in section two.
SECT. 2. Any person who shall wilfully cut down.
destroy in any way njure any tree, shrub, vine
within any enclosure field wherein is cultivated
such purpose shall injure any building, trellis
frame work, or any appurtenance belonging to up
any such field or enclosure, shall be deemed guilty
of misdemeanor, and conviction thereof shall be
punished by fine of twenty dollars and costs and
Imprisonment not less than thirty days. and in de-
fault of payment OF said fine and costs to be impris
oned as provided in section fourth.
SECT. 3. 1t shall be lawful for the owner of any
orchard. fruit garden, vineyard. or any field or en-
for any person employed in the cultivation of or
righttuy in the possession of any such field or
closure, to arrest and convey before any magistrate
of the county wherein such arrest is made any per-
son who may be found violating any or either of the
provisions of this act .a
SECT A. All fines imposed under the provisions of
this act when collected shall be paid to the overseers
of the poor for the of the poor of the city town
plantation in which conviction is had, ard
committed to the common jail of the county for
period of not less than thirty days. and at the rate
or two days for each dollar of the amount of the said
hne and costs in addition thereto. l.---f
SECT. B. This act shall take effect when approved.
lApproved March g. 1861
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Chapter 81.

AN ACT in addition to and amendatory of section
three chapter one hundred and three of the public
laws of eighteen hundred sixty-two, relating to
change of school-books.
Any person or persons violating the provisions of
section three chapter one hundred and three of the
public laws of eighteen hundred and sixtytwo shall
be punished by fine not exceeding i've hundred dol
lars, to be recovered in an action of debt, on the
Complaint of apy school official or person aggrieved
[Approved March 8, 1869.
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Chapter 40.

AN ACT to repeal section thirteen and to amend
section fourteen of the revised statutes relating to
the destruction of game
SECT. /. Section thirteen of chapter thirty of the
revised statutes is hereby repealed.
SECT q Section fourteen of chapter thirty of the
revised statutes is hereby amended by striking out
the words 'after he has had reasonable opportunity
given him by the warden to show that said animal
was lawfully killed. and has neglected to do so,
that said section shall read follows: IF any per-
son has in his possession the or hide of any
such animal, within the times herein forbidden. he
shall be deemed to have hunted and killed the same
contrary to law and be liable the penalties afore-
said; but he shall not be precuded from producing
proof in defence
SECT. g. This act shall take effect when approved.
IApproved March s, 1867 r5ig
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Chnpfer 4I.

AN ACT to give the Supreme Judicial Court further
jurisdiction In matters of Divorce
The supreme judicial court shall have jurisdiction
in all matters ofdivorce to be exercised in the man.
ner prescribed in the sxtieth chapter of the revised
statutes and in any and all other statutes relating to
the time of preferring his or her libel shall have
been resident Of this state in good faith for the Pc
Rod of one year. Approved March 8, 1891
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Chapter 81.

AN ACT repeating section i've Of the act entitled
IAN Act additional to an act concerning the milf
tia" approved February twenty three, eighteen
hundred and sixty-nine.
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shall be a citizen of Maine, and shall keep his place
of business in this State Approved March 10, 1862
Chnpfer BIB.

AN ACT to amend chapter forty-nine of the revised
statutes in relation to Insurance Companies.
SECT. /. Section second of chapter forty mine Of
the revised statutes is hereby amended, by inserting
the words less than before the word 'seven" in
the second line SO to read as follows, viz:
SECT. 2. The business of every such ccmpany
shall be managed by not less than seven directors,
who shall choose one of their number president; hold
their offices one year. ard until others are chosen in
their stead, and be stockholders in said company,
and citizens of this state sA tA'-
SECT. g. This act shall take effect when approved.
lApproved March 10, 1867 tD.5