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COECENrRATED EXTRACT
~ OF JAMAICA GINGER
This 10 to certify that have snaly zsd r p
Scotts Z Extract of Ginger, and have witnessed the
process OF manufacture, and can pronounce IL Q
pure article. which contains all the valuable pro-
perties Of the Ginger. the exhaustion being thor
ough and complete. No foreign matter enters into
A. sNOWDBN PI0GOTf
Analytical and Consulting Chemist,
Laboratory, 80 3. Gay sire OF, Baltimore.
Manufactured and seld in any quantity desired
BY p. SCOTT, Chemist,
Cerper Pratt and high streets, Baltimore.
OALyERT FORD, Agent for Washington;
RITCHIE CAUsTIN for Georeetown and Tor
sale ct Drug Stores generally. ma Is Sun
DBoPOsALs FOR THI FRICTION OF
Il BUILDING AT THE UNITDD STATES
NAVAL OBSERVATORY.
UNITED STATE NAVAL OsSsRvaroFy,l
WASHINGTON, l2th April, 1859 {
Sealed Proposals for extending the west wing,
endorsed PROPOSALS for Erecting Building at the
3. Naval 0bserystoIy,n and addressed to the
Sueerf pfendent, viii be received until noon of
SATURDAY, May l.. 1s69.
ORA. ings and specifications OF the verk may be
The work to be completed By lst Ars1St, 1863.
apl+- W @s.iw Commodore, superintendent.
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AUCTION SALES.
- --a----
This ARYERNOON.

RY COOPER LATTSER, ,Auctioneer,,
- tsuccesscrs 20 Jam 80 u. Mcclure A 90 4
southwest corner Penra avenue and I'M s.ras.
(Stsr Once BufldingD
vALuABLE UNIMPRovHD PRsprRry
Ih0NTING on VIRGINIA AyRECE BE.
tMESh 9TH AND Orr STREETS RASr AT
On nWFDNEsDAYAFTg May sth. ls.a
O. SociCcE. en the pre- mises, we shall sci Lots A
d, And ID. in subdivision of S1uare sf-. havins
~ average front of . feet inches by de pth oi
snout ITO feet; situated the north side of Nir.
G-nie avenue between 5th and 9Th ste east.
=. anu 70 IN same square. fronting the est side
ahG South q strset
Terms of sale: One half cash; the residue In one
ena tSo Years, secured by q deed of trust. with
Ee,-s oesrine IN crest CoBveysbcfng su1 revenue
sais nn o. ss Pu.Soseeis cost. $50 down at time OF
apps dads COOPER LATIMER, Auets
III COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers.
- tSucoessors TO J. q. Mcclure a Co
southwest corner Penn'a avenue and nth NJ rec.
Star offce Building
HIGHLY XALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
"EsI SIDE OF FOURTEENTH
srhnrI ,bETWEkN 7 AMI SHEETS,
On " sDNksDAY, May 9TH. at s o clock, en- the
premis's g. We shall cell, Lot No % in Square eos
ironing 81 feet in hes or the west side of Jttb
street bnd running tsck l5S feet inches to a so
Tesns ns ana Genns ostwesn and streets.
mohihs' secured BY deed of trust, with notes
sale. COOPrE TaTIaTPne ne Oh
ap 2s-ddds l1ntel'ri Auctionesns,
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TRUSTEES sALEOF LOTS IN UNION TOWN.
Ia BY virtue of a deed of trust. bearing date
E:H the 5th day OF October. 1865. and recorded in
Liber I aud X. No I folio 325 and q. one of
the land records fol Washington county. D a.. 1
stall sell, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May
5th, 1853, on the premises. at O'Clock. Lots IOs,
100 1lo, Iying and being in Uniontown in the
county OF washington, in the District ef Colum-
Ina. The above property l. improved ~ com
iortasie ana nearly new Frame Dwelling contain
Terms of sale: One third cash: the balance in six
and twelve mouths, secured ty a deed OF trHst,
With notes bearing interest All convey ancing and
revenue stamps At cost of the purchaser. 500
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RY COOPER LATINER, Auctiouetr.
- successors 10 Jam 20 u. Mcclure A 60 a
oou'hwest corner Penna avenue and lIth street,
(stsr Once BufldingD
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS,
RrsRrEs q wILLIAast

~ GhkkN MfLLIAhr,
" Asctioneers aad Real Estate Brokers.
DO. s26 southeast corner Tth and ssrests
THRkE yALCABIE BUILDING LOTS
fheNTlNG On MAINLAND ANENCH AND
sIhhkI NokIIL RnIGEEN slNTa AND
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the sth d.y OF May r.~,. ~
!. o 6ifcS n We shall sell the prem So. Lot.
So > :. anc =, IN square No SO which VII -
tn'olhiced sad cold q; ie time Oi sale 20 se pyr
chsse chesr building -.
. Terms One Third cash: bsisnce In q. u rs ana
=. Uon onths for notes besrine interest and secured
- - soeed 81 irnst on the premises. All convey
.hk snd reNencr stamps ~ he cost Of tAe puf-
chNsf % ccwn 40 the time OF sale
~ - GkiEN A MIIIIA Ms. Anrfa
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COIS sTABCH. II cents per package.
~ At fORMAN'S.
22s 22y SEVENTH street.
Between NJ 4 N.
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III ~ n, EuA.n u % huCIIuh"err,
- no. AZ seventh street. bet. q and SITS.
SALE AT AUCTION OF VERY VALUABLE
date VICINITY OF THE sMiTM.oNiaN
tpNSTnTUTE AND AGRICULTURAL BU-
On MONDAY. May 10, 1859 beginning at s
CLOCK ~, We shall sell, ob the premises the
Ward; - Wv " W
The north 70 feet front by loo feet in hes deep of
streets.
The south % feet front by l5s feet Ia inches to
between and T. streets
Parts Of Lots Is and Is, square 295 being 50 feet
'front.' running back q feet 10 % foot psVei alley
Bureau.
desirable neighborhoOa
rslc pcsitive-ritie warranted perfect.
Terms Ore third Ga, b.. bai auce g, lS. IS and -
mo' tbs. secu req by deed Of trus, depssit of
s 90 on each lot whsn sold
NY 3-dtd J.B. WHEELER CO ,Aucts
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Rf COOPIB 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- Successors TO as &. Mcclure a % }
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ayenu nue and lltl
street, Star Ooice Building
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DIOCOFFKE - + 25c; EoAsTED do, 81 & 30,
IL At FOhMAN'S
227 229 SEVENTH street.
Between Nj and N
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Valuable Land for SAL.

HY virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Caurt
OF Pamela count made At the December term
1858 thereof ! viii, as Administrator 90 hon,
non Of the estate Of Benjamin Irby- deceased
expose to pusllt SHE 10 the highest bidder. n
front Of Rulentinc & Walls store in tho tow
OF Sarlis, in sad county, at 10 o'clock ON SAT.
urdty, November 9th, 1869, an that portion q
section twenty-five t25l town,hip seven n and
rS1ec eight ~ west, and the northeast auarte,
Of section %twcnly.siS (26G same towasIip md
range, belonging TO SAID estate.
For thc convenience OF purchasers, Twill sell
tho above lands 10 three tracts;
Hfst.--All that portion OF section twenty.
hgc t2jl living and being on the cas-, side d
Nclvcrs creek amt mtside Of widow dove
and exclusive OF mill lot containing BY aetna.
saryey one hundred and sixteen and lorty.one.
hnndredlhs acres on which there are som,
buildings, with some flrty-fve or iny acres o
cleared land, \ large portioa of this tract /.
good creek bottom,
SscoRd-All that other portion OF section
twenty-five (2A), outside Of widows dnwer
containing three hundred and eight aud forty.
hpndred,hs acres, aud that portion Of the north.
est quarter Of section twenty.six t96, Outside
Of widows dover, continuing ftty-six and
torty .ise.hundrciths acres, together making 4
tract Of three hundred mad sixty-lour and
ninety.hve handredths acres, OF which there
are over one handrcd acres in cultivation. snd
over twa hundred acres Of good creek bottom
IA'rL-fhe reveSionary interest in The
widow dover, which embraces the northern
portion Of section twenty-five t2b) and III,
aorthern portion Of the northeast quarter o.
section twenty-six l26), containing ia All two
hundred and ninety three and twenty. four.
hunareaths acres.
Parties wishing 70 examine the above land,
before the day Of sale will please apply 10 tho
undersigned, or to Mr.. j.. N. Anderson. WIZ
lives upon the place,
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third 10 be na,d I,
cash, and the balance In twelve months fran,
the day of sale. Purchasers will be- REQUIRED
to give bond with approved security Tor ,br
deferred payments.
Attic same iimc and place | viii sell "a,
cash. 70 the highest bidder, Thirty shares J.
Stock In the Mississippi h Tennessee Railroad
Company, belonging 70 said estate.
r. B. fRBY,
Administrator de bonis non.
sep.5-1
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

BY virtle Of e decree Of the Probate court Of
panola couaty, State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein on The 9Th day ii September, 1869, !
will as tiommi tSiUner therein appointed, ON
Monday the ljth day of November. 1869, 1t
the Gourtho1,e of sud county in the town Of
Pamela, within lawful hours, Offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder The follow
ing lands belonging 10 the c%stateof David Bra
1cll, deceased, to.witi The northeast quarter
Of section nine township ten range 6 west, ard
the southeast quarter Of section four township
ten range i've west situate in said county Of
Pamela, except the dover interest of the widow
Of said deceased carved out Of the said las
mentioned quarter scction amounting 10 ninety
aul four huudred,hs acr,a. Said lands viii be
sold in lots 70 anti purchasers.
TERMS OF SAtE -0ue-half to be paid Janu.
aty lst, 1870, aHd the balance on the LIST aa,
Of January 1914 Bond with good security
VIII be required Of the purchaser aud a lieple,
tanned oWslid land until the purchase money l.
Nlly paid,
10. HARRISON,
oct0.5t Commissioner.
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The first question that disturbed
man was the woman question, and
bids fair to be the last.
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Rt ,itueofu de fee Of the ChAnaey cont
of plu.a county sJIH Of Nfslsipm, tondrr-
e1 ti,sin .I Vac iNIh day Of MAJ 1868 In
lhe snit of.n. u ilIHl.t Hlmiuistttlot, Il nl.
tumplaiututs tgtpt . NJ Dieksnoa. at a.,
dtitu lnni, Eo laj Will M commissioner
therein appointed ol Monday The 10Th dly OF
November t3j1. at The Courthouse door Ia the
tovn Of Pauo'tln std county, within lawful
hour, ui-t iur 'le at public auction to the
highest bidder Doe lo.'owin r valuable aud i'm.
proved lands lying IN soid county, to-wit' The
outhSct quarter puQ sixty acres Of the south
cnd OF the northwest qtrttr Of section three
township cigut pugt six west, and fraction u
section ten sane township aud range, contain.
M two bundled ard ioIty four acres more OF
less, In all four hundred and sixty acres, nor,
or less.
TWINS or SALe. -Onc.mlf cash, the balance
IN twelve months time, with six per cent pei
annnm irtores' irom day Of sale, Bond viii
good security will be required Of the purchase
md a lien retained on Nii laab until tho pur
chase money Is fully paid
JOHN &. HARRISON,
oct0-5t Commissioner.
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Commissioners Sale.

BY virtue aud IN pursuance Of a decree o
the Probate Court of pan3la county, Mississippi
made AZ the May term, 1889, thereof, in III,
matter OF the petition Of Mary Slrrels ct al.
20 srll the land belonging 10 the estate O
Nancy Ann Williams deceased, | win, as 4
special commissioner appointed under 9aid dc,
cree, proceed 10 sell, on the 9Th day OF Novem
Der, 1869, at Peach Greek in said county. /,
the highest and best bidder, q, public oulcry
for cash, within legal hours, the fractional par
Of the northeast quarter Of section twenty 81,
tQwnshipseven range nine, lying in said count,
aud belonging to said estate,
W. c. MAXWELL,
oco-bt Commissioner.
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ratsr.s isi..lls rltb gtp'raraIss
%rrtsarnG BALTIMORE
wAainNGrOy PHILADELPHIA.
kGw YoBK BOSTON
ani NO olhst slss lb 1s yofih nd fiat end
- tHa tha iplrnti H1iHrn " zoe
UNITED sTiTTs NAIL ifyE
rr'ritg 80 ciue nsu rsu uofnn u IN lime 10
ute saff ln.ns Eat
PALACE SLEEPING Cars
on al night iriint tltdagh nom
MEMPHIS TO Louisville
without change
THROUGH TICKETS md
BAGGAGE CnEcEs to
ALL FONTS
may be o5iained at MEMPHIS.
ASK F0R TICKETS VIA Louisville.
THE rRE1oHT DEPARTMENT
Of this Line has been thoroughly reorr,riyet
with ? special view to accommodating N,
freight trade between the North aud South
and the advantages which II offers in
Low RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING or INSURANCE,
aud prompt settlement Of all claims for loss
damage, overcharge, etc, make it far superio
TO any competing route.
Through bills of latirg ut GUARANTEE
RATES may be procured at ali principal r. R
Offices in Eastern Cities.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent, Mcmphi,
Tennessee.
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DIR. A.

DES1IsT, No. ses Main Street, opposite Mans.
field 4 Higbee's Drug Store. Memphis.
In presenting my claims for a continuance
q patronage to a people to whom / have "a
iong been known having practicsd over TWEEN.
y yeaFs IN this county, ] deem il, in q great
measure, only necessary to give the locality 81
w oiiee. 10 a word ! an able to give per-
iset satisfaction IN every branch known TO the
JsGtal Profession, at greatly reduced charges.
Particular attention paid 10 the regulation Of
childreuls teeth,
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DR., Russell's Dispensary,
IL North Court Street, Memphis. Teun.

EsraaLfsHsp ID 1850 for the treatment Of All
Chronic Diseases Particular attention giyep
y The treatment Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal
Weakness, and q class Of diseases Usually nee.
lected by The family physician. Alidiscases Of
a private nailfe taken BY special contract, and
q cure guaranteed. 4 Treatise on all Diseases
sent 70 any address on receipt Of postage.
Ever! family shOutd have one.
For Ganc-siS. and Giset Use DR.. r,pszelrs
vegetable Injection, scni 10 any address on
receipt Of price-6ye dollars per bottle.
J.B, RUSSELL. N. b..
Consaldng Physician
= secretary. sepiS-iy
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THE NosE BLEED.-There are two
little arteries which supply the
whole face with blood, ono on each
side; these branch off from the
main arteries on each side of the
windpipe, aud, running upward
toward the eyes, pass over the out
side of the jaw bone about two
thirds Of the way back from the
chin to the angle of the jaw under
the ear. Each of these arteries, of
course, supplies Just one-halt of the
face, the nose being the dividing
line; the left nostra is supplied with
blood by the left artery, and the
right nostrll by the right artery.
Now surprising your node blccds by
the right n%ostriI, with the end of the
foretingcr feel along the outer edge
OF the right jaw till you feel the
beating Of the artery directly under
your finger, the same as the pulse in
your wrist, then press the finger
hard upon it, thus getting the little
fellow in a tight place between your
finger and the iaw-bone; the result
will be that no drop of blood goes
into the side Of your face while the
pressure continues; hence the nose
instantly stops bleeding Tor want OF
blood to flow; continue the pressure
for five minutes, and the ruptured
vessels in the nose will by this time
probably contract SO that when You
let the blood into them they win not
leak. Bleeding from a cut wound
any where about the face may be
stopped in the anne way.
CURE FOR EARAcuE.--Thcro il
scarcely any ache to which children
are subject so bad to bear, and SO
difficult to cure, as the earache.
But there is a remedy never known
TO fail. Take a bit of cotton bat
ting, put upon 1t u pinch Of black
pepper, gather it up and tic It, din
it in sweet oil and insert il in the
ear. Put a flannel bandage over
the head TO keep it warm. 1t will
give immediate relief.
APPLE WArEp.-Roast three OF
four good apples, carefully prcserv.
ing all the juice. Put them in a
pite.er and pour on u quart of boil.
ing water. Drink when cold.
JELLrED RicE-Put a teacup Of
rice to three pints OF milk add a
little salt, cover close, and let sim.
mer for three hours. Beat il well,
put into moulds, and eat as blanc
mango, with sugar and cream.
0Ar-MEALG RuBL.--Put a Gun OF
raisins in a quart of water, and boil
bard for halt an hour. Mix two
tablespoonfuls of oat-meal with a
little cold water and salt, aud stir it
in with the raisins. Let it boil IN
and skim 1t well. Sweeteu with
white sugar, and add a little nutmeg.
This is very n%ourishing.
A spoonful Of ox-gall to a gallon
of water will set the colors of almost
any goods soaked in it previous to
washing.
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PLANTATION BlfIm

~ 1865 1900
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCER
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

J
A T Rules held in the CLERKS office Of tho
~ Circuit Court Of Mason county, for the
Month Of April, 1869.
Amos Rank and ]. living Brooks late part.
ners doing business under tAe FRA name Of
Rank d Co., complSnunN.
w
Robert Shore. Albert Shore, Joseph 3. Nay.
lor, and the Burnap Salt Company, a corpora.
ton dply organized, under the laws OF the
State Of Wat Virginia. defendants.
IN CuASuIRY AND ATTACHMENT,
The object Of this suit is for the complain.
ants to recover from the three first named de-
PENDANTS the sun Of 5000, with thereon from
the 2lst day Of August, A D, 1867, And also
toatach the estate tincluding as well credits
.duO them from said Burnap Salt Company. ~
all other credits due them In said county OF
Mason, from other partieS,) Of the said three
first named defondsnts in said county Of Mason
Aud II appearing by affidavit filed in the pa.
pers Of this cause. that tho said Robert Shore
Albert Shore and Joseph B, Naylor Rro non,
rscdentS OF the State Of West Virginia. On
motion Of complninantS by eounEcl, II is, order
cd that the said defendants do appear here
within one mos tn after due publication Of this
order and do what is necessary to protect thei
ip,srcSt in the premises, Test.
WV. HARPER, olesk.
PASI I TIINStE, b MIllN, SolH
,AprlAtV
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Mr.. Greeley WAS tho orator 81 the iato
Poultry Fair in New YOrk. He said
that poultry Was IbO safes! end most
profitable production. that few farmers
a,Ou grain with profit, but may poultry,
for no production 10 SO renuuerstiVe.
and scarce any so csroiu. Our Grand
molbars knew that bucket Of ashes.
fue liuO and gravel we're oil the outlay
required for q poultry establishment, no
bsn.house is needed, aud 10 'bs sbseues
Of ropsts, feures and bnnrhps OF !esS
will serve, shilO the chicken msuufac.
lures choice TODD out Of rejected ma!sri.
d. Bul our grandmolhes knew not the
dootrns Of selection Of proper breads,
ghich we know oud apply in cattle rails
Ing. With choice fowls We can make
money: with Indifferent. not. To raise
als.JS from one stock tends to degcnera'
lion. and We must replace il by . better
breed. Alter telling the audience tina,
bsicfe them were choice species. from
oil part Of tho world, invited .hem to
make their Eeleolions.
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A WORD TO APPRENTICES.

Apprenticeship iSths most important
h,gs ef1itO through which a mechanic
lie TO pass. 1t is omphasic,lly tho spring
sesionof bis dSyd-ths Tina when no is
Iowipg The seed, the fruits Of watch 10
ia 10 reap in after ysars. ltbscpsTtO 20
labor 10 ito proper culture. 10 is sure Of
obtaining an abundant harvest; bat il, in
tho culture OF mental toll, he follows the
example Of many ia filing the earth, aud
OarslsSsly aud nsslironily doOs hi, work ,
like. them, he will find the sssding time
past, and his ground only bringing forth
WesdS aud bHorS. lie. the young aps
prentice bear 10 mind. wheu 10 com
msncss learning any business, Ihs, oil
bopcs oil success 10 the future are to fade
away like the morning mist unlesG W
improves the golden season. Let hiu
boar in mind IhI be can become master
,or bis business only through the closes
application Gnd tho most pGrosveribl
induStry; aud unlSAs he doA master it h,
may bid farewell to all visions Of fu.urt
prospects and success. The apprentice
ship 10 tho foundation Of the great me
chauical cdidc', and surely 1.-THE found
alton Of tho structure be not firm, tn
structure itself crumbleS and fails TO th
earth. Then, youOg friends, pSUe'src
DO SudouS aud Stten,ive; study well til
branches Of your business, both prac,iOs
and theoretical, and whom tho time shSI
como for youto take so active part II
The world. you will nOI FIJI to be OF use
mol only 10 20 OuTprwpu tiCy!sr bu'iuss'
DO; in ro'i',y
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REpunLICAN TRIUMPH.

The Republicans n tho election held
10 Connecticut on tho 9Th inst, carried
the State by about 1000 majority, eieot-
ing tho whole State ihicEet rpd gAi1lng
one delegate in Congress. This State
has Sonc democratic for q plumber oil
yOsrS, until GnnII election last fell
whom 10 carried it by g small majority,
This inSuroi the ratification o'tbS lbih
Anne admcnt by this Sa,G
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The Liberal administration Of Gresi
Britain achieved Q gresI victory 10 the
House Of Commons 90 The 28lh ult., in
securing The second reading Of The bill
for The dissslablishuent OF the Irish
ChGch. The debate which preceded
this action wSs prolractad end exciting
and it wa3 nearly 8 O'clock in the morn
ing before the result WAS reached. Mr..
GlodGtonO was the last speaker, end
sloquenlly maintsiuod Tho justice and
necessity Of The MEASURE, The vote stood
for 4 second reading. 500: sgsinUt, $50
giving too government, majority Of ll8
which limdity on the part Of tbs luke
yarn supporters Of reform can hardly
overcome on the rOls for the Gual pas
ssss Of lbs bill. 'fhe decisyensss Of the
victory will bays on influence on The
House of Lords, which thu, titled, buI
sbso'ssrsut body, will scOrcely dare Il
raiht. Having accomplished much good
work, Parliament adjourned 10, lis Gus
tomsry Easter recess We have nl
doubt that the Liberal meubeH fec
more than ordinarily sur. that !boy hsE,
vol earned their holidays
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NOTICE.

To JAMES Il. RUSSELL:
Take notice, that on the firs' day OK the next
Term Of the Circuit Court for Aiasou county.
West Virginia, ! shall move the said Court 10
Icyoke your appointment rs guardian Of Charles
". dillard, upon the ground that you have re.
moved from the State of West Virginia and
unless the said appointment shall be revoked
! shall also, Gas your security in your guardian
bond,) move the said Court to require you &c
give counter security, and in the event Of y, VI
failure to do so, TO revoke your ssd appoint
ment JAMES AlTCHELTREE.
April .. 1863.
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