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TS. Johnston has Discovered esse
~ n.usL erLalli, Speed and only Eilrc
Laai tteinedy III tue W0rid ior Weakues
u the Back or Limbs, PICTURES, Alice.
t1on OF the Kidneys or bladder, Involui.-
tary Discharges, Iinpotency, General liz.
bll1ty, Nerv ,usness. Dyspepsia, Langu ii.
Low Spirits. Confusion OF Ideas, Pal pita
ton OF the Heart. Timidity, Trembling
Dimness OF Sight, or Glddiness, Disease
of the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin, A flee +
tlcns OF tha-LiyeE, Lungs Stomach ~
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arisit.
from Solitary Habits of Youth-secretaii,
solitary practices more fatal to their We.
Tins than the song OF syrens TO the Mari.
ners. OF Ulysses, blighung their most bl ri
llant hopes or antioipatiOns. Rendering
marriage. &C.. impossible.
~ YOUNG MEN. 44e
= Especially, who have become me yt,-
TINS OF Solitary Vice, that dreadful and
desti ucJlVe habit which annually sweeps
70 an untlmely grave thousands OF Young
Men OF the most excellent Talents auG
brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entraHced listening kenators witt
The thuuders of eloquence. or walked Ia
ecstacy the living tyre. may call win
.ull confidence. Us
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A Substitute for Tobacco
HEALTH SEUU Il il d!

r sMoNEY SAN-EDl-
Those VINO wish to abap lonoI ,.Irntnish
Its use, ar eremintiea that the :atDstttute
Is Just the thing. 1t Is q
VEGETABLE AROMATIC IONIC, 80
and acts most beneficfa1ly on thS stomach
anu nerves, long enervated by the poison
OF U obacco. IN ~ 0DtI CSxio yi5t
OLp MAN or young man, trenl lin I'M
der the powerful narcotic niue nee OF the
quid. or pipe. now is your chance. Try
onesbox and be convinced.
For sale at our new store IN Atlantic
Block a.
mlvI NJ. A. Il C. A. SANTOS,
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OF the highest-order not temporarily
stimulating, pnt permanently invigorat-
ing the digestive organs, and rendering
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.DIURETIC REMEDiES
TONIC QUALIIIES

known in the practice oil medicine. It's
excellent aud skllIful com bination with
other ingredients 1mparts to 1t
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
BALTIMORE, MD,

Office, 7 South Frederick Street,
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who have Injured themselves by a certain
practice. tneiiilged a When alone, Il habit
nequently learned from evil com panionS,
or al scistso!, Tile effects of which are nigl i.
~ ieit. even when asleep, and if not cui
ed, renders marriage Impossible, and de.
siroys 9th mind and body should app,
Immediately.
What pity that young man, the
hope OF his country, the pride of his pai-
ens. should be snatched from all PROS
pettsa d enjoyment OF lite by The rouse
quehct OF devtating from The path
mature, and thLuiSIhA III II cert III Secr,.
habit such persons must before couLem
plating MARklAGk,
reflect that sound uIInd amt BODY ar,
IN most necessary requisite. to promote
tct'nnub happiness. Indeed, without
THESE IA journey through lle becomes
weary .''isriinase; The prospect hourly
dark.ns To the view. the mind uecuIne.
shauowed with despair aud Tiled with Cd e
melancholy reelection that Inc happlne.e
ut ahother becomes blisLIed with our
H.. 49,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

DR.. ]. addresses all those who have III.
lured themselves by improper Indulgence
and solitary habits. which ruin both body
and mind, uniting them for either busi-
ness, study, society or marriage.
These are some of the sad and Inelan-
cho.y effects produced by early habits OF
youth, viz: Weakness of the Back aud
Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dinness or
Sight, Loss of Muscular Power. PalpitA.
ton Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous If.
rltability, Derangement of the Digestive
FUNCTIONS. General Debility, Symptoms
of Consumption. &c.
MENTALLY.-Ihe fearful effects on the
mind are much to be dreaded. Loss of
Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression
ofSpirits, EVIL Forebodtngs, Aversion tG
Society, Self Distrust, Love OF Solitude,
Timidity, &C., are some OF the evils pre-.
duced
thousands of persons of all ages can
now judge what is the cause of their de.
cliniGg health, losing their vigor, become
Ing weak, pale, nervous AID emaciated.
having singular appearance about Il e
eyes, Cough and Symptoms OF Consump.
tiOn.
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~ CAV BE OBJ,A INED

THE oNLY PLACE WHERE + cJ
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PERFECT.

FL. ..E GREEN TEA,
and warrant it 20 he the same as that
from which our Tea Syrun in maze ltis
stronger ana possessed OF tiner flavor
than We have hereto oie sold.
ju23 SEAL NEWTON
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QUACkERX. 81 >

ESTABLISHED AS A NtEUGE Fl.U
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..o, 20 West size Market Square,
Jufl and No. hoanOke avenue

- y ID "A w "A u E II
our Soda Wafer, that is superior TO any
other in the city, and W have the pleas.
ure 10 announce that our list of Syrups
mas been increased and now includes one
which is pronounceu
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4, JON ES, 49, .nu.sn
AUCTiONEER d SECoNp-HAND
SO Fl kNfTukt 'DEALhh,

20. IA Roanoke avenue
rurniture oi all xmas purchased OF solS
.. AnctiOn. Keeps constantly on nano
S...,I,d.fi and Furniture, for sale cheap
" Cottage Bedsteads always on nand;
nctton sales every Saturday. janZi-l,
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the Merchant of Venice said 70 Bassinio,
sTo do q great good, do q it'll, wrong"
Having been rocked In the cradltof Demo
crazy, as II were, ! co-operated with said
party when knew that some otthe most
important features In the programmes as laid
down by yallandigham and otltn were
wrong. This Is a common error Il cooper
atlng with a party. have, thSeforc, TO
solved In the future TO co-operae strictly
with no political party, as q partisan, but TO
act upon the principle, choose the hood and
throw the bad away, let It emehte from
what political party It may, as soho Of the
foregoing extracts will, presume, indicate.
With this brief apology for the f.llibllities
Of human nature, and with desire to do
right upon all occasions, would respectfully
suggest that before any person impugn my
motives, he FIRST come forward and prove a
better record than have briefly set forth In
the foregoing remarks.
Your obedient servant, BRYAN 1IsoS.
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"PAPERs FROM OVER THE WATER" q
series of letters from Europe, by Sinclair
Tousey. Published by the American News
Parker, Seventh street, opposite the post
office. (Notice hereafter.)
"ELENESTs or ASTRONOMY" designed for
academies and hlgh-schools,b by Elias Loomis,
l.. l.. D., professor of natural philosophy and
astronomy In Yale college. Published by
Harper " Bros, New York. For sale by
French & Richardson. (Notice .hereafter.)
"PAPERs From OVER TuB WATER" a
series OF letters from Europe, by Sinclair
Tousey. Published by the American News
Company, New York. For sale by Joseph
shillIngton, corner of Four.and-a-half street
and Pennsylvania avenue. (Notce here
after.)
Chow TO COSQrER," or "Allen Ware"
. temperance tale, by Catharlne NJ. Trow-
bridge, Published by James 7. Claxton,
Philadelphia. For sale by William Ballan-
tyne, $40 Seventh street. (Notlco hereafter
"WIsHISG ASD SEEKING" or "Winnic at
the Farm" by the author Of " Snowstorms
and sunbeams." Published by ]. s. Clax-
ton, Philadelphia. For salcby William Bal
lsntyne, $40 Seventh street.
"LIrrLg Mos CHILDREN, "Snowstorms
and Sunbclms," " Grace Roche's Legacy"
all by the same author. Published by j. s.
Cla1ton, Philadelphia. For sale by W. Bal
lsntyne, 5l0 seventh street. (Notlces here
after)
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New Advertisements.

EDR RENT.-sEyERAL HOUSES FOR RENT
l. on Thirteenth street west, between o aud u
streets north, Apply to JOHN rooney, north
east corner Of rhirtosnth aud streets. jys 2w'
ntss0LuTION OF COPARTNBRsnIP. The
- enp,rtpersbip heretofore existing between
kAuFhAS 4 sGnAkfEk Is this day dissolved
by ths death Of Mr., kaufman, Persons indie bted
t. tho late Arm will please call aud settle with
n. scsaesor, No 49, psnnsylyReis avenue. near
sevenlesuth street.
jys-3t' O. N. SCHkEFER.
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DIED.
,,MA,oN. AT 40 O'Clock, July a. 1867. JAMS
MA.os, aged ~ years.
HIS funeral Will take place from bis lpts rssi.
ienes, 100 Jackson street, to-day The fiionds VI
the family are invited to attend.
soTHoRoN. On the 9TH inst, Jso. W. sorHo-
hos. In the 10th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends arc yited to attend his
funeral This afternoon At clock, from the resi-
dence Of his brother. No. lOi PrI street, GeoTge'
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nv ourrN a xV,Y,I,.,,s

RY GREEN a WILLIAMS,
ID Auetioneers and Real Estate BROKERS,
No, 675 Southeast corner OF Seventh aud streets
VALUABLE !MPROyED. AND uNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIOs.
m Ga WEDNESDAY, the li.h instant, We
I,3 shall sell. Ia front Of tie premises, On the
EAarst named property, M6 o'clock. D. m. all
OF Lot No. O. in Square No ITO, with the improve
meats, which consist Of two twO-story Frame
Houses, one Of seven, the other Of Ave yeniently
aTran ged rooms, which will be sold Eaparately,
and a vacant Lot by thu, side Of them, The above
property fronts on North l., between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets woEt.
Aud Immediately after the sale Of tho above, or
At ~ clock, We III all sell In front OF the prem.
500. parts Of original Lots No. 10 aud H. in Square
No, i57. three Of which front " feet each on Eigh.
teenih street, with u dop,h VI 100 feet, and hys
front on Massachusetts, avenue n feet each. with
depth OF 5 feet. THIS proper Is next TO the corner
OF Eightsenth stree! west. and perfectly graded
months for notes bearing Interest. A deed given
and deed Of trust takon, All cosyeyauclng aud
stamps at cost OF the purchasers. Title iudispu:
table; VS. to be paid down on each Lot, and 80
'''" GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
jys.et Auetiopeets.
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THR FOOLS arc clearly not all dead yet
and In Kentucky they arc so numerous that
they compose whole grand jurics. A pack
of them got on grand jury In Owen count y
few days ago and solcmnly presented an
old woman to the court us witch. The
charge against her was that she cast an evil
eye on the neighbors' cattle, causing them to
die by the score; aud that sho affected the
waters Of the wells SO that all who drank OF
them plned away and died. 1t is certainly a
little remarkable that set Of American ju-
rors In the nineteenth century could be found
to make such presentment as this.
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FOR sALB-A fIst.clas- School, situated In
AlEkAndria, which last year was nttepded by MY
pupils. IL occupies three. story brick house, sit
uaied In the very esntre u the city, with grass
lawn and croquet grounds. 0oxlD feet, on q Jesse
10 furnish ed with modern Brooklyn school furni-
turei full set Of sppsratus, including ieleseops
grounds have croquet and ten plus. patent self
Operating swing. &c.
Prizes; foOD. Without telescope, &c =, $50 This
IL the best chance ever offered teachers In this
ton Of the country. To gentleman tu one q the
Department., whose family couli employ them
selves In the distraction Of youth the opportunity
10 one that W Ill never offer Itself again.
Apply At thu REPUBLICAN once, between aud
$50 O'Clock y, m, auy day this week. or drop .
motto At the same ONCE. addressed Teacher -
jyS.eod4
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OF MARRIAGE,
Summer Resorts.
CAUQUIER WHITE sULPHUR
SPRINGS

Il STRINGS.
These popul rsprisgs opened on the
2Oth OF June.
The waters are unsurpasssd as al alternative and
nervous aaect,cns Psrulisrto ladies Their icpie
effects have ,ecurrd the commsndat Hons OF physi-
clans and patients from all parts OF the country.
q ali Il the yirsiaIs Springs to ws.hin ston aud
reached by tho Orange and hiexs ndria RAILROAD to
over q good road, six t6l mile, to the Springs.
TEEss: ESQ per month, sld per week, - per day.
Children and servants according to aecommoda.
ESoS muse Ssds. ,he dr ss 81 prGE
Naval Academy. CORNELIUS BoYLE.MD,.
NJONTaOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
vi springs.
WILSON h LoRESTz. PsoprIe,or..
MONTGOMERY Co. Va. July |. 1879.
This delightful summer resort IL now opened for
~" Tis ITTEL, G6TTa6ss, BATH ROOMS. Sc,
Ryoug hout in The asaiss, mspnsf. It's Wild meaa.
tain scenery. picturesque and shady walk, drives
aud health giving fouutAins offer every Induce.
ment TO those pursuit OF health or pleasure Cot
can be secured By addressing the propIietors. The
fare shall DO equal to any hot.l In the country.
Postal. te,sEr.phie and express ohees q the
band Ofwashing,ou, Visitors from Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Wa,hipgtoa will purchase tickets
via tho Orange aud Alekandrla sud Virginia and
Ionne.soo railroads TO tho Biz Tunnel depot at
Term, per day. -, wook. 30; month, 80; for
longer period and for large parties srecial rates
will be CHARGED, Por circulars apply at this ONCE
WILSON 4 LoRESTZ,
rinfin0
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/ NWES UUNNEUNVNs - - -
% JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
COAaEkCIAL BUILDISG, PtnnsylyAnia avenue,
CiWeFu Fifteenth sIIcu aud Nj d!sVI Place,
jy 7.3t
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csSSGEEyv H4tyABk EK INP aSHLH
MAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF-

ID Successors to J, q, McGuirs Il Co,
Southwest corner OF PepnsylyaniA avenue aud
Eleventh street, Star Omee Building.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING ON II STREET NORTH,
MAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of tho
District Of Columbia, passed In ChApeery. cause
No 1870, Equity Docket q, Timothy Mccarthy vs..
RdwArds O'ConnOT ct al. shall, on MONDAY
the 10Th day Of JAY, 1880, on the premises proceed
to sell at pnble auction, at $50 o'clock y, m, Lot
numbe red hity two 800 Of hGGuTa'a recorded sub.
division OF square numbered slI hundred and
twenty-four, (62i,l fToBtlng on II street north
twenty -four (2) feet, and running in the rear 10
thu depth Of one hundred and seventy Ave tlT5I
feet aud three t9l inches, being the same premises
conveyed to said Edward s, OiCOnnOF by Thomas
j. FISHER trustee, ON the 2lih day Of August, 1881,
and recorded 10 LbeT N CIT No. TO- folio IA,
one OF the land records Of the county OF Washing.
ton, IN said District, with the improvements, con
sstlnE Of due two story Frame House
Terms 81 bale: Oue-thiTd VI the purchase money
10 be paid In cash, aud the remainder In rsspee-
lively six and twelve months from day OF tAls,
with interest, to be secured By the nots u the
purchaser, or all In cash At tho purchasers OPP
uOn,
4 deposit Of 80 required at time OF sale.
All o0nyeyAnCing and revenue stanps at the cost
Of the purchaser. W, y. fENDALL,
COOPER 4 LATIMER.
jy8 0Odh lStaT, AuctloneeTs,
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wAsnrsaros, July I. isoe.-Jsy Cooke &
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
e1nment heentitieai
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The United States steamer PcuoOscot has
arrived at the Portsmouth navy yard from
quarantine free from disease.
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10, ron DIV n oNri
GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
EQUAL NO. ,.rnfEhx OF JoNApAn.
MONDAY. JULY "a, ls.9

Ticket. ". Ladies' tlekois % cents.
Boats le,ye Seventh. street wharf ats = IN. aud
6sslp IN. kaipruiDg. leave Olymont At IS, aud
u u. m. A delightful lime II anticipated.
jys-Jt [sIar
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ATwooD's PATENT CURED FISH
HYPERION CURED PlsIl''-AtwoOd's Patent.
Put up from the fresh caught a,h, packed In 10 D.
wooden boxes. The Dish we think well suited for
summer use. It Is pronuneed a very superior
article by all who have used II For sale In any
quantity by ~ BRYAN BROS.
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
ioll.eU Opposite Metropolitan hotel.
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Paving Stones.

THE MARYLAND FREE STONE COMPANY
call the attention Of Street Contractors and others
CIV. HAYDEN Secretary,
icJO.6t All street.
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Wants.
Boarding.

COUNTRY PERSONS WISHING
~ country board eau be accommodated three
miles from Auusp9lis by aprlyate family. House
greatest abundance Excellent fishing, Salt water
bathing. Llxpgiops table Terms % psr ysek.
iels. eotf
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EGO to the City Shoe Store.

RIVER NEws.-The river is falling
rapidly and soon will be left to the low
water boats if there be no considerable
rise shortly. At Pittsburgh yesterday
there was but four feet. Here there is
but seven feet in the channel and fall.
ing.
The New State leaves here this morn
ing at o'clock for Pittsburgh. She is
one Of the packets that can get through
all the time. Shippers should remem-
Der this. The Science will leave for
Matamoras at 10 o'clock this morning
She is fast becoming the favorite low
water packet.
Captain Ames Davis, of the Golden
Eagle, is still detained at his home in
this city by illness. Chris. Young is in
charge of the boat.
Marietta is agitated. A report has
reached that town that the officers of
tue Federal Government having charge
OF river improvements designed TO alter
Wv NNHA &C VI Nuc Cuduu6I OF the river at
that place, so as to make harbor for
WILLIAMSBURG, which it is claimed
would destroy that of Marietta. The
citizens of the place have. therefore,
sent delegation, consisting of Messrs,
w. II. Oldham, W. p. Richardson. John
Hall and John Conley, to Pittsburgh, TO
consult with whoever has charge Of the
matter there.
The Memphis 4rdldpche says:
Captain J. W. Smith designs placing
a packet in the Vicksburg and Lake
Providence trade.
The towboat NJ. Whitmore has been
sold at Pittsburgh TO a company Al
saltwater, on the Upper Mississippi
flor $4,000. The late owners will con,
tract for a new boat.
The Uncle Sam reached a point sixty
five miles above Frankfort, and wa.
lcompelled to turn back on account o.
low water. Captain 4ea Crane is in
command, and will make another at
tempt to reach the headquarters of "olt
KeAtuck."
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peanuts is RIz."-For some time
past Scott, the eminent Abyssinian pea
nut merchant, has given up the vending
OF that noble article of diet known as
peanuts, and has devoted his immense
talent and great ingenuity to the sub
lime art of boot-blacking. Yesterday,
however, Scott was on the streets again
with his basket of peanuts. No more
did his dulcet voice inquire, "Shine 'em
up, sari" His eyes shone brightly,
there was speculation in them. We
feared that perhaps he was going crazy
nor did we understand the change that
had come over the dream of our dis
tRguished "colored brother" until he
told rs that Hon. J. Rufus Smith, OF
Morgan, late member of the House OF
Delegates, better known as peanut
Smith" was in the city. Then we com
pretended the situation. Scott expects
should Mr.. Smith remain in the city a
week, to make money enough to keep
him from want the remainder OF his
days.
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fayette Company

POLICE CoURT.-There was but little
animation in police circles yesterday.
A man named Griffin was arrested for
being drunk aud asleep on the benches
of the Second Ward market. He was
fined s. and costs.
We were satisfied yesterday when the
form of that distinguished Senator, John
Wesley Porter, was consigned to the care
of Noah Price, that his private Score
tary, his boon companion, his "old pard, I"
Toby Vance, would not remain long out
in the streets, a victim of the worlds
cold charities. What is freedom, beauty,
happiness or benzine to lobe if he still
lacks his Porter. Give him his Porter
and he is happy. That's what dtes him.
For being drunk and disorderly, Toby,
in default of $40 and costs, will pursue
the study of geology for the next twenty
days. Exit gentle Toby.
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Notice TO Certain NOn-Resi-
dents.


IN THE MATTER OF THE PAPER
j writing purporting to be the Will Of John
GOshorn, deceased, Uife ed for probate by VIM
$. Goshorn, claiming to be the Executor thereof
Before the Recorder Of Ohio county, West Vir.
ginia.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
To THE SHERIFF or ONO COUNTY.
You are hereby commanded to summon Viii.
liam S. Goshorn, John G. Kelly, VIM. B. Kelly,
Benjamin +. Kelly, Martha Belle Kelly, James
C. Hervey and Mary Jane Hervey. his wife,
Isabella Goshorn, Joseph Hamilton and Amanda
Y. Hamilton his wife, John GoshOrn, Richard
P. II. Staub and Adelia A. Staub his wife, and
Laura Z. Goshorn Jerry @. Sullivan and Mary
j. Sullivan his wife, Tappan w. Kelly and Benz.
+. Kelly, jr., and all other persons interested
to appear before me at my office in the city Of
Wheeling, in the county and State aforesaid, on
Tuesday, the 29th day OF July, A. D. 1869, to
show cause why a paper writing, bearing date
the 18th day of October, 1861 purpOrting to be
the wi of John Goshorn deceased, offered for
probate by William S. Goshorn, Executor,
should not be admitted TO record. And have
then there this writ, with your return thereon,
stating the time and manner of executing the
same.
Witness, Robert B. Woods Recorder Of Ohio
county aforesaid this 10th day of June A. D..
1859 r. b. WOODS.
Recorder o. e.
Notice is hereby given to John G. Kelly, VIM.
B. Kelly, Richard p. II. Staub and Adelia A.
Staub his WIFE 10 Jerry C.. Sullivan and Mary
j. Sullivan his wife, and to Tappan w. Kelly,
who are non.residsnts of the State Of West Vir.
ginia, to appear at the aforesaid time and place
for the purpose above indicated.
RIB. WOODS,
junl7-Oaw4t Recorder o. G..
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MORE Ey1pENCE.-An old gentleman
residing in Marshall county writes to
Oxtoby & Duffield, Jewellers, lO3 Main
street, "The spectacles purchased at
YOUR store are the best have had in the
last forty years; they suit exactly, and
can now read the smallest print without
the least pain to my eyes; when in Phil
adelphia some years ago, I got a pair at
MAlister's; yours are, by all odds, far
superior" Large stock of glasses,
watches, clocks, jewelry, &C., at "lO8
Main street. See advertisement.
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RUMoRED DIsArPEARANCE.-While in
Ritchietown yesterday, we heard that
an old man named Gamer had disap.
peared from his home some days ago,
and had not been heard from since. His
friends have no idea what has become
of him, and the gentleman who inform.
ed us of the circumstances was of the
opinion that the old man had fallen into
the river and was drowned.