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100 MARKET ST., WHEELING, w. VA.
u,HE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON HOLE
i Making and Sewing Machine Combined
that has made its advent in this or any other
country.
This machine Is warranted to execute to the
greatest degree of perfection all kinds and vari.
cites of sewing, hemming, telling, cording, tuck.
ing, braiding, binding, gathering, and sewing
on quilting, &c, that is or can be done by any
machine now in use.
1t has no rival in its celebrated overseaming
stitch. by which edges Of different fabrics are
sewed together as by hand sewing. Also in its
Button Hole and Eyelet Hole making, and en-.
bordering the edge, which Is done with
equal beauty and perfcc ton on all kinds OF
fabrics, not excepting Leather. II is one ma
chine doing the work Of many.
1t is simple, neiseless. and easy to manage,
combining in one the merits of all others 1t is
the only Sewing Machine now known that can
make perfectly finished and beautiful Button
Hole, besides doing many varieties Of work not
done by other Sewing Machines.
In short, it's COED qualities are so apparent
that il has taken the FIRST PREMIUM at
every Fair where it has been exhibited.
t-S7 We warrant every Machine to give entire
We sell beautiful little BRAID.MAKING
Every Lady can make her own
Braid. myi
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~ Black and White Lace Points at
reduced prices at Rhodes.
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FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID CUT Court of Ohio county, State OF West
Virginia, rendered on the third day OF june A
d 1859, in q cause in cAancery pending In saia
Circuit Court, wherein Philip Ralph is plaintiff
and Richard Renshaw and others are defendants
l shall ON
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An immense stock of Suit Goods
at greatly reduced prices at Rhodes.
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ESHeavy Black Silks cheap at
Rhodes.
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EGO to the City Shoe store.
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FOR SALE.
SHEPHERD ESTATE.
Iou6 for Sale.

land for Sale.
nURsUANT TO THE DECk $500 ON tbs
P.ba Circnit Court of ONO county, on llo
third day of June, ls69 IN tn9 SUI Nn ~ nTUERS
between L. and SHEPHERD MCINTYRE
c9 ,1b iaaTaFRs, Defendants, the undersigned
commissioners will, ON
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of Au.
gust, 1869,
and thereafter from day to-day until completed
commencing each day at shven . clock, A M.,)
seIl by public auction upon the land to be sold,
the home plantation,or estate mentioned in the
ninth clause of the will of Moses Shepherd de-
ceased in divisions, los and coal fields as speci-
fed in the report and plat of James Gilchrist,
surveyor on file in said suit.
TERMS-Each purchaser to pay in hand not
less than onefourth of the money due upon his
purchase. bit to have the privilege TO pay in
hand any greater proportion OF the whole there
of; and the residue, IL any, TO be paid in three
equal instruments bearing interest from the day
OF sale, I'D payable respectively in six, twelve,
and eighteen months thereafter: bond and Sc
curity TO the satisfaction of the commissioners
to he given for the deferred instalments, and
the title 70 be retained as further security until
payment in full
The whole tract contains apout Ave hundred
and seventy-fve acres, and is situated in Ohio
county, West Virginia, along the Cumberland
road, Henpfeld railroad and Wheeling creek
being by the Cumberland road about six miles
from Wheeling. A plat of the divisions, lots
and coal fields may be seen at the Bank OF
and also at the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county.
DANIEL G. LIST,
Commissioners.
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DIR. J. w. COLLINS,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,

nFFICK On QUfNUh m II
" opposite the Convent, Wheeling, w. va.
Special attention given TO the treatment OF
Chronic Diseases Diseases peculiar to Females
r.. mylq-vlm
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

nj SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
"a NT9n. The floor is les feet long by ~ feet
NIUE S mas me light. Possession given imme-
uiA'eS' 4. w. PAUL. CO.,
lVo Main street, Merchants Block.
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:r1Ea EaHnSAEa.A RHEC.
FoRRIIaM hy.n WIS I.

e HAysA, April 17.-In consequence Of the
publicSion Of q docu tnent iss1ing from New
York yer the signature Of Mercies Leinus,
the eFoy OF the revolutionary party of
Cuba, imposing certain conditions upon the
Cuba1 a1refngees for their support. Captain
GensHl Dulce has ordered the seizure of all
the ppperty belonging to Lemds, Leon,
Casan,va, Cienevos and others. The Jour
mails, generally. approve this confiscation.
Therebel General Adulcere was captured,
and esecuted ut Manzarilla.
1t reported that schooner with arms
and Hen was captured near the mouth of
Manta River, at the Western end of the
HEANA, April 17.--Three expeditions
fromFlorids have arrived at Bayno, and an
unioi of the volunteer forces of the Cuban
insurgents has taken place. The Spanish
force are desertng.
LtlDoN, April 1.-THE Irish church bill
was debated in committee to-day. DIS
raeli moved to strike out the following
clauS s"After the 1st day of January,
1871 the said union created by act of Par
liamtnt between the churches OF Eugland
and Ireland shall be dissolved, and the said
chirph of Ireland ceases to be established
by law" The motion failed by a vote 221
ayesto 344 nays. Tremendous cheers were
made by the Liberals
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

PYvirtue of a writ of 1feri facias to me directed,
ID will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in May
next. in front of the Court House, in Columbia,
within the he legal hoqrS the following property, viz
as "Red Oak" in Richland County, containing
454 ACRES, more or less, and boonded on the
North by lands of t. B. Clarkson; East by lands
of E. M: Clarkson; South,by lands of T. b. Clark
son, and Weet by lands Of Shoolbred.
ALSO, a,
All that tract of Land known as the "Williams
Tract" in Richland County, containing 1875 acres,
more or less, and bounded on the North by lands
Of estate of M: R.. Singleton; East by Wateree
River; Sonth by land Of Il. B. Clarkson, and West
by land of estate of M. r. Singleton.
ALSO,
70 acres of Land known as the Sandhill Tract,
bounded on the North by lands OF Mrs. A. G.
Clarkson, and on the East, South and West by
lands of L. b. Carkson
ALSO, t.
40 Shares of Commercial Dank of Columbia
South Carolina, and q Shares of Columbia Bridge
Company, Of South Carolina. Levied on as the
property of Thomas B. Clarkson, at the suit of
Florian G. Mey us. Thomas B. Clarkeon..
Terms cash. ?. E. FRAZEE. SR O.
April II NTH
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolna.-In the matter of
Glenn d. Peale. in Bankruptcy.
Rf virtue of ~ order from w. j. Clawson,
C Esq, Register in bankruptcy, will sell, at
public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash. at
Union sHan Court House, on SATURDAY, APRIL "a,
lo6? all the right title and interest to which the
SAID Bankrupt was entitled at the date of filing
nus petition In Bankruptcy, in the following tracts
| and parcels of land, to wit:
One tract Of LAND in Richland County, contain
ing 730 acres more or less, adjoining lands of
John Frost and estate of Captain Bookter. Said
land was purchased from William Douglas, by G..
'" Peake and bankrupt, about fifteen years ago.
ALSO,
One tract of Land in Spartanburg County, con-
faning l75 acres more or less, adjoining lands of
Wood and Norris, Hammett and others. t
Sold for the benefit Of the creditors of the said
Bankrupts estate. y
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in United States cur
rency. t CHARLES BOLT Assipnee
March 2s ma
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AsnIN TON NEW

WASHINGTON, April 17-It is stated that
Secretary Boutwell, has appointed three
negro clerks to the Savannah Custom
House, among them Sims who was expelled
from the Georgia Legislature
The bill restoring the property of Col
Blanton Duncan, of Kentucky, "a part of
which lies in this city failed by reason of the
refusal of the President to give it his sigma
ture ta7
The Senate will probably adjourn about
the middle of next week.
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SheriH's Sale.

PY virtue of sundry writs of .Jieri facids, to me
D directed, will sell. on the FIRST MONDAY
lumba, within the legal hours, the following pro-
perty, viz:
All that tract of LAND in Riohland County,
containing forty-eight t48) acres, more or less,
bounded on the North by lands lately owned by
Thomas H. Walsh; on the East by lands lately
owned by James O'Hanlon; South by lands lately
by lands ofJames Peckham, formerly of Langdon
All that tract OF LAND in Richland County, on
the branches of Colonels Creek, containing four
hundred and fifty (45O) acres, more or less,
east by James s. Guignard's lands; Northeast by
lands Of Redding Bethany, and Northwest by
estate of Dawson Wages; levied as the pro-
perty Of John Bauskett, at the suit of William A.
Harris ct al. ps John Dauskett.
April 13 NTH P. F. FRAZEE, s. r. G.
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Chelly's French Kid Gloves

T n store, another fresh lot of the above popular
i GLOVE. Only six weeks ago. we introduced
this fine, warranted Glove, popular with first
class trade in all large markets. and they have
already gained fine reputation here-selling
freely and giving full satisfaction.
April II r. c. SHIVER
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under order of Judge of Probate, er porte Jacob
H. Wells, Administrator Petition for sale of
pursuance of an order made by William Hut
Il son WiSg, Judge OF Probate for Richland
County directed to me, 1 will SELL on the FIRST
MONDAY in May next, in front of the Court
All that tract of LAND, in Richland County, on
waters OF Grifns Creek, containing one hundred
ana forty four Q44) ACRES, more or less, and
Gilbert Garner and estate of Singleton. Being
the land of which the late Robert Brady died
possessed @17' - = -
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash enough to pay expenses
or these proceedings, and one third of remainder;
balance In twelve months; purchaser giving bond
with mortgage for payment of purchase money
Purchaser to pay for Stamps and Papers
April II NTH p Il FRAZEE q r O.
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NJ AR X e T S
FOREIGN

MAR KETs ny TELEGR ApH.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, April 17-Noon. .-Middling
uplands 1214. Orleans 121a.
LONDON, April 7-Noon.--Consuls 93la
Bonds 813as.
HARvE, April 17.-Cotton quiet both in
the port and afoat.
.Ari -'' ,o. DOMESTIC
New York. April 17-Noon Gold 1a31s.
Money active at seven per cent.
New York, April l7-Evening. Cotton
without decided change. Middines SssI.
Sales ZOO. Gold firm at 1885. Money
easy at per cent. Stocks buoyant and
firm State bonds firm. Flour and wheat
dull and 192 cents lower. Mixed Western
corn S3A. Pork $50 75@$30.s71S. Lard
lower. Groceries and freights quiet.
BALTIMORE, April 17.-Cotton firm-mid-
dlings 2S1a. Flour, wheat and corn dull.
Bacon firm-shoulders 14M. Lard quiet at
19H. Whiskey quiet at 9lC092
New ORLEANS April 17.-Ootton 2SL0
2SI; sales $40. Receipts 1892 Gold
1888. Flour. dull-superfne Sc; double
$6.25; treble Sc. rs. Pork dull, at $32. Lard
dull-tierces 18(919; kegs 2O(021. Corn
quiet-white 79@80; yellow IS. Moasses
soarce-common SO. Sugar and coffee firm.
CHARLESTON, April 17-Cotton Quiet
middlings 27a4@2S. Sales 200 Receipts
AUGUSTA, April 17-Cotton easier-mid-
dlings 2624@27. Sales 17O Receipts none.
SAVANNAH, April 17.-Cotton dull and
lower middlings 2714@2715. Sales $50.
Receipts 1876.
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The sledge used by Nopoleon 1 in the re-
treat from Moscow in 1912. and which had
become the property of Count Marcolini
has just been given as wedding present to
the grand daughter of Count Marcolini, at
Nimpach, in Silesia.
The New York Express says: "Plain
black silk suits. with little, if any, trim
mings, constitute che spring walking cos
tunes OF many of our most fashion able
young ladies'"
A married couple in Kentucky, both of
whom are deaf mutes. have On infant child
that can hear, and which, it is thought, will
be able to articulate perfectly in due time.
Two British war ships, the Royal Alfred
and the Niobe, are expected soon at New
York The former is commanded by Admi-
raj Sir G.. Rodney Mundy.
1t is said that fifty thousand people will
move from Manhattan Island TO the subur-
ban towns on the 1st May. Cause-high
rents.
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a uo tic n @a1e . :
Fancy Dry, Goods, &c.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
Richland---In Equity.
JACOB LEVIN. AUCTIONEER

Edward Pollard us. Mary D. Gregg, Exe'trix,
G)uRSUANT to decree in the above stated
a case Will sell, before the Court House, in
S,oIumbia, ,o on the FIRST MONDAY in May next,
:, All that square Of LAND, with the buildings
fRheTe"n RnTfp 3 in the city of Columbia containing
street; East by Assembly street. South by Divine
street and West by Gates street.
IERMs-So much cash will pay tho costs of
suit, sale and taxes, and the amount due upon
fret mortgage, say: Twelve hundred and ninety
doliars balance on credit of two, three and four
years, with interest semi annual secured by bond
and mortgage of tho premises lnsur lnce and Al.
siGnment of the policy of insurance. Purchasers
to pay for Stamps and Papers
April II NTH ..l., D. B. MILLER, G.
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S HIP Ew S

CHARLESTON, April 17.-Arrived schooner
Scud from Red Beach. Me-; and brig
Nathaniel Stevens from st. Georges, Me-
Sailed steamer Manhatten for New York.
and steamer Maryland for Baltimore.
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3ACottage for Rent,

g'ueie ~ Z a Cottage. for. Rent, 81, iAN
49, ON Plain street., with four Rooms and
@Ha Kitchen, and Garden. Apply to- =
'a!ssAsasir ,st!GiR A5Js JOHN 81. HEISE, ~
Z. Two squares from Main street. April IS q"
Charlotte and South Carolina r. r. Co.,
COLUMBIA, April IL, 1863.
+ A SPECIAL TRAIN, for the accommodation OF
IA Stockholders, will be run on WEDNESDAY,
next, between Chester and Columbia; leaving
Chester at g. and arriving at Columbia at 10
O'Clock a. NJ. and return leaving Columbia at 4
p. NJ G. BOUKNIGHT, Superintendent.
Rlchland.--In Equity.
Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company ps.
WI. Hoke, Assignee Of ]. q. Gibbes, Mary A..
Dougherty, Edward D. Dougherty. ct. al.-Biu
I L appearing that Mary A. Dougherty and Ed
4 ward d. Dougherty, two of the Defendants in
the above stated case, are absent from tho State,
on motion Of F; W. McMaster, Complanants' So
licitor: Ordered, That the said Defendants do
plead, answer or demur to the above bill, within
FORTY DAYS from tho publication of this notice,
or decree pro confeSsO be entered against them
D. B. MILLER, g. C. p.
CLERK's OFFICE, Columbia, April IT, 1869.
April 1S m
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Thompson's Glove-Fitting Corset.
lust opened another assortment of these lust
~ ly popular and ndHANDSOME GOODS, so suita-
bic for the present style and seasons dress-all
numbers. r. c. SHIVER
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By ELE CIR APII
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-15
Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

Lock HAVEN. Pa.
III EssRs- LIPrTScoTr 4 BaKEwELL, Pittsburgh. Pa.
GeRis.-We have been using your make Of Gang
Saws in our Mill. and find them in point uf quality,
superior to any we have ever used Yonrs, &c,
SHAW BLANCHARD CO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-15
THE AV0NDALE HORROR.

Last week a thrill Of terror passed.
Through the country at the thought.
sof more than two hundred persons.
sbeing deep down in a miA nd the:
mine being or fire with no chance:
sof escape for the miners. They:
shaya been found sulocatcd beneath:
sthe earth. The scene around that,
smine defies description. 1t is a
: sad and awful calamity. This hor-'
sror occurred in the Wyoming
valley, the vale made memorobal BY
sthe genius of Campbell. 1t is for|
.beauty Of situation, as lovely as
ssany spot on earth, But il. the midst
sof all that is lowell in nature, has
soccured catastrophe, such as has
s,never ba;s a parall Il in this country
ginning disasters Oy which scores,
aifnot hundreds Of lives are lost, are
..of 20 very unfrequent occurrence IN
sGroat Britain. Previous to the
spresent disaster only enc has &C
Iscurred in this country, and that
swas nineteen years ago st Carbon
xdale by the caving in of the mine.
rgThe present disaster was unneces-
Essary. 1t might have been prevented
fsThe blame is justly chargeable to
s.the ayarice of the company owning
[sthe mine. To lessen the expense
.sasof opening the mine only one shaft
Gwas sunk. Other mines are il the
Esame hazardous condition If the
sone passage way takes fire, or is
Echoked up, all the persons in the
emine must perish. Such economy
8 of money in recklessness of human
Elife, deserves public condemnation
E,anI the corrective Of legislation. II
.is simply infamous to treat miners
kdepending upon mining for the
Support of themselves aud theii
EsfamiIies, in the manner these miners
awere treated. Pennsylvania has
8 more Of these underground slaugh
Eeter pens than all other States com
Sbined, still the evil is sufficiently
g sa tional to warrant Congressiona
Sinteference, if the State Legislature
fails to apply the remedy where it
lis most needed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-15
NON.RE sIDENT

State of Indiana, Marshall County. In Common
Pleas Court November term, 1869.
Martha R. Nichols, Petition to vest certain rights
in plaintiff.
samuel H. Nichols.
The plain IT in the above entitled cause by her
attorney, has filed in NY Office her complaint
gaintt the defendant, and il appearing by the afi
: davit of a competent person that the defendant
Samuel ii. Nichols, is resident Of the State OF
: Indiana. he is therefore hereby notified Of the
: tendency OF said complaint against him, and I'M
Hess lac appear and answer demUr thereto at thu
scaEng Of said cause, the second day of the no.i
term Ct said court. 10 be begun and held at thi
scourt house in Plymouth the first Monday IL
November, 1859, said complaint and the
things therein contained aud alleged Will be hear
land determined in his absence.
JOHN G. CUSUMAN, Clerk.
Phillips Johnson, Attorney fer Plaintiff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-15
MENTAL CALCULATION.

q In order that we may be qualified ,O
ssdischarge the duties that devolve upon
Gus through the varied walks of life tina I
give may be called upon 10 sustain, it Isl
IreqIisiIe that in youth, the mind should
..be cultivated. stored with useful knows
ledge Not only a-e practical benefits TO
s:ssbe derived from this course. and this
s5iact renders 1t important that all should
ss5Eaye their minds thoroughly trained, thail
ss;hey should become the possessor OF!
E,scien:ifc knowledge. but theie are other
sSconsderatio rs in favor or thorough &C /:
sAquainiarce with the different sciences
: The individual whose mind is expanded
= By anu stored with scientific knowledge
lives in more exalted atmosphere, and is.
better calculated To ENJOY lie, than is he.
zwhOse mind is enshrouded in ignorance
eThat which is intricate, mysterious and
s ihexplicabe 10 the unlearned, is plain:
sanG comprehensive to him. He reyess
among the stars of heaven, while the il!
-s.noIaEt man IS Dcces sally groyelling'
samong the pebbles underneath his feet
when he walks abroad, everything tina
acomCs within the scope of bis vision is
Sfraught with interest. The voices o.,
NAT ure's ten thousand tongues are unders'
Stood by him, W lille on the car OF thee
Ignorant they fall like scnseless jargon.
. Ii S mind has perpetual feast, because:
his mental nature is SD trained that he is.
capable of partaking of the bou1tles sos
richly furnished 1T Nature's royal bans.
squet.
] by under Girg tie laws ilat coniIo!.
sthe Universe, lac is competent 10 makel,
! achievements that are calculated 10 prove.
Ssubservient To the good OF mankind. Ils
lis only by the achievement of mind over
sma;ter, that man is able 10 guide the ship.
..,freighted with human beings, in safety
across the stormy ocean, where snow !.
scapped pillows raise their foamy head :
{ in awful grandeur, 10 conquer the forkeds
: Iishtning, bring 1t from The gold ,fringed.
scloud. nor let il return TO its thunders
shome, but make it bis messenger from.
sshore to shore Ito guide the surgeons.
sknile through The diseased portion OF The.
rphysicai system wilhout causing pain;-E
Gin short to do Mnch which is ofincaicuia
ss.ble value in raising the human race in:
Ethe scale of being enhance their happi~ss
sness and mitigate their misery.
q lie. it be understood that the moro
thoroughly ONES mind is stored with:
useful know ledge. the more deeply lie has.
...diank from the Pierian spring Of science;'
.s,the better fitted lie is 10 FL. his sphere in.
Z his world, and discharge tae high and &c
sfspoLsibla duties, which us a human being
Ewith an immortal destiny awaiting hiln,l
sdevoiyes upon hiu.
q J. b. HoAG, NJ. ID.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-15
THE FAIR.

Owing to the sickness Of two OF
the chief typos of the REPUBLICAN
office, it vii! be impossible to pub
Iish the book Of premiums and reg
ulations far the Fair as soon "a was
but TIE book wiH be forth
looming in time for use by all inter
|ested, providing no further misfor-
tunes befaH Us
We will add for the benefit of the
|arriere, mechanics and others who
|intenbed exhibiting their goods
wares, and products, that the officers
have prepared premium lis
unusually large and liberal. They
have done every thing possible undel
3existing circumstances to enhance
the interests Of the people Of tn,
county and to make entertaining
and profitable the coming exhibition
Of the products of their industries