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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11

ais elm burdaus neutrality-suspicious.
unb 1T 3u erparten, ta6 bic 9uneesre9te'
runs in @afbinstcn tusesen eirlHrettet
trerte. g Hals +
&eformet .uerben Don rer{6iebenen Seis
ten beridtet. Mn i~ntereHantefen iinb Bic
BON Der Mabbiner~ g rfammluns unlansf IN
Y~bilabelpbia beiAlOFenen. Diefetbe fasts
namlt6 BeidlaHe gu @unfer elmer tbeil,psi'
fen Menbernns in, n1ofaii9en @eiet rbabin,
bab bas @eib a1s benz Manne slei4feb'
enb anerfannt. merbea fp1e, ferner ;u@unften
etner tbeilweilen Msnberuns Der Geremcnien
fonie Der Mbidafuns Der Gbef&eibuns burd
bic Stride unb lleberweiiuns bes Gbe(det'
bunssre9ts an bic @taatssert9tt. Gnelid
purbe tie bebrdii9e Spra9e bel @ebeten
abeeiaaft. Die serf9iebenen presbYteria'
ner @eeten fo1en fG ;u elmer @ensinidaft
seretnist baben.
SIN &baahelpbia befanb ii9 tur;li& be1
bp9w. 81. Spfepb @ecrse, Gin periider
Diaeon pom dalbdiiAen &itus, UNI eine
Gp1efte fur ben 8au elmer Stride gu nru'
miab abautalten.
Sn $aoufab, &p., wuroe bic poa NeS.
Saa9t ertaute neue STRIDE am 'ncrlesten
@onntas unb in 8lue Grab, Snb. am IL.
Nps. bic reue ct. Spbn's,&ir9e unb ber
@ottesader turh ben BOOM. @errn Grel cin>
9eweibt. .
Sn 1pronto GAMBIA, 1T am l7.Gcp. tas
bortise ct. Solepbs>G onpent Elm @aub Der
Tlan1men 9epprben.
SIN &em Dorf 1T cine neue Stride anter
bent Gitel Der rGri9einuns bes @errn" in
8au besrifen. Oieielbe fol- AM Sefe Gpt'
ptanie 1870 ein9e.peibt tueroen.
SIT Ssracuie, q. y. taufte Der bcf1p.
pfarrer Gsrcet prr eini9en Mpnaten etne
alto Mettrbifentirde gum gefen Der fran
aSffAen 9attcliten jenerStabt. Die STRIDE
1T renopirt uub jest fur ben fatboltldea
@pttesbtenf tersesihtet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11

9ennepin Gpunts. Der @ertb BIS
R.uerpFi3 tisen Gisentbuuas in bieien, County
it fat is9s Miuicnen Dsaars; seiamnnte
Eare $22l,445.79. Son tieier @amn1e fae
$75,154.75 fir @duIspede beaimzat. Die
@tabt ct. Nntbons aablt m@anaen $37,246.35,
minneapolis 1928, 2Os.82 biz neunsebn Scpn=
ibips i'm County 3uiamn'eu $5O,990.53. Der
bS@Re @teuerias If 1T ct. MntbunA 81 MiQs,
ber na9abS9Re in Minneapol;s, Az Stills.
Som 2anbe 3ablt Gbamplin nit 223 Mias an,
meifen, barna9 Brppflsn nit 81 $40 MiQs.
Mnt riebrieRen feben bic 1aren in &oreoran,
Creditor, Mebina, M!inneapslis 1uwnfbip une
Mi9feIb, NIT 14a Niils. [Gine MiQ 1T bsr
sebnte She'll eines pru3entes.]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11

Gtortba bic ~etnjisen, tuslde etnD ur@f9nitts,
ernbte batten. Atsefeben sc1t llnteriaieb
tn Der @tnse Der eultistrten Meder, bte ma.
tarltdsrmeife nit jebsm Sabre 3untmmt, 1T
eas @erbdltntb Der beurisen Grnbte 3ur
Dur@f9ntttsernbte folsenbermaben: Sill
'cts 81 pGt., Snbiana 81 pGt, 0bip sc
pGt., Mt&tsan Is pGt., Wtsepnfin Is pGt.,
Mtnnsfota 80 pGt., Soma 81 pGt., Artan>
Jas 90 pGt, 2ennefee 60 pGt., Aentudy 80
pGt., @ef girsinia IS pGt., Sm Suben
1T bas gsrbaltnib tbeilptife nod faledter,
ale tint Mefen, fo girstnia "a YGt., Nprtb
Carolina "A p@t., @ab Carolina Sc pGt.,
Georgia SS pGt, alabama 30 pGt., mti,
ffippt 80 pGt., 2ouiiiana 80 pGt. Sn ben
oali&en @taaten partirt bas gertaltnib spu
"a p@t. in Maine, Bis ~ 96 pGt., tn MaFa-
&ufette. Netp gort BAT 80 pGt., Metr Ser
fey II pGt., @enniplvanten Sc pgt., Iela>
mare rs p@t, ,c.
SIN 8etref bes Wai;ens bari man e.
baupten, bab Winterpeisen gang ausse;eid>
net gut seeieben if; nit e~injelnen Musnab>
men, TT bic Grnbte a%Qenthalben fublt9 pom
40fen 8reitesrabe cine unsemDbnlt9 rei6e.
Mu9 BITE Sualitdt 1T Don be1onoerer @lte.
Der Grtras tuie bic 8sfAafenbeit bes Scm-
t1erpei3ens TT febr perl9ieben. 60 ). 9.
spar Der Grtras In benz befen spmnerwei>
3enlanbe, in Minnefota, nur tbei1weiie etn
bebeutenber, ba lit man4en @.senben bur9
neberf3memmunsen unp su piel Aesen bort
sro6e @erlnfe .entfauben. Sn @isecniin
mar badelbe Der 5au. Muf tieiem ME aud
1ebnt9em 9cben, sing Der @aarae febr fret
aut bic pfanaen puaien lansfaut, bic Aeb~
rem fulton fd .ialedt unb reiften taum.
1eber Snfeften liefen pente S1asen Elm,
einise aber &sf, lebr ptele baeesen iber
2esen bes @etreibes unb grocer edit
ben erru4s bur9 &uswaden in ben
9oden.
Sur Safer mar tas Sabr Elm fsbr sanfi<
ses; bic geridte erpetfen etnen s3utrads
BON 1875 @rce. sesea sprises Sabr, xub
ber @aftr TT metiens BON ausssaet9neter
Qualttdt. Der spm M%sritultur>I eparte~
uent aussetbetlte Greelfpr Safer bat a1ent>
balben fetnen &uf als Der f9werfe Bic jtst
bier se3csene Safer aufre&t erbalten.
Rpssen 1T int @an3en better ausseiaGen
ais I'M @efen. SQinpts, Spwa, @iNpuri
unb etntse flbli9e Staaten ~erjtelten eins
un9ew0bnlt9 tletne @rnbte bappn.
Der Mebrertras DON @erae tn ben Iflt>
den unb peflt@en Staaten tpirb auf 7-37
Yrce. sef9dst. &entudn, &anfas, Rebras>
ia unb Btsecnin 5eieen perbaltntbmabtg
bic ret&fe @erfenernbte. Die aualttdt 1T
i'm &asemetnen gut.
&artofeln CAB es im Saben" unb an Der
atlanti&en Suite btsgewgcrf btnauf wenis
tpe9en Der auberprbentliden Dlrre. SIN
Reu>Gnslanb 1T bic Grnte cine CUTE, unb
int @efen cine febr CUTE nit gang ein;elnen
Musnabnaen, trcs &artcfeltafer unb als>
benz.
Der Grtras an 8aumpote serfprtdt Helm
au .perben; senaue 8ert4te lieeen nod ntdt
Dpr.
Mu9 int Tataf 1T Elm bemertensmertter
MusfaQ. Marplanb unb gir9tnta ertparten
nur spet Drtttel elmer Mtttelernbte, ettpas
be0er mag es int @efen Neben, menn bic
lesten 6rSfe nt@t gu 9rpben @9aten &C.
tban baben. (9erplt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11

8pm &eb silver. Die nit eewaltteem
2arm in Seene eeitbte &ebepiun i9etnt auf eiu
unbsbsutenbes Greisnib ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cine Convention ber Suiursenteu in Gort@arry
bra9te e nut our @ertaeuus unb bic 8epaH'
neten seriireuen ii@ banbenwetie, I'M Barren uni
9ir19s, fat rptbe Saden ~ 1@ieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11

Giier1t: Srtidr. DteMilpaufeeSt. SAUL
Babn baut cine eiltrneBrlde auf terVratrie
bu Gbien,M btbei1uns an Steae Der fose.
nannten vDreimei1enbride," fe tpirb in ne
niaen Wp1en ferti9 fem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11
StaatS= NemtgfetteM.
BIue Gartb G~punty. Dsr@sfamnt-
Sissntbumsusrtb sisiss. County it auf BIZ
ppn $3,548,9 900 eef@abt.

Sn Wef Neptpn tpuree bic Sase= uno
Nablmible spn 3errn plsb tin Naub BET
8lammeu. Gruber gerlnf an Mei3sn arb
2umbsr. AUG perr 8ierbrauer Benser in
Rev Ill N srIitt bar9 sas abbreunen itinsr
8rauerei eroben S9aben. .h
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Is prrelponbena.)
!0enneriou @inn. Dec. l. 1869,

!0eaasriou Minn. Dec. l. 1869.
@erttsr @err Rebatteur!
Sn Betref Der Tair re!9e am %. ". 80
Detuber unb /. Scr. gum BeneFj Der tatbe'
li(den @dule atsebalten tpurse, fel bas
Slid auf fplsenbe @ericnen.
@tmtnne.
&os. 8oh ct. geter, Quilt 80. z
S. Gde, Gallo, :
ST. CODED, @enberfcn,
s. u. penner, ct. Saul.
Gba. 8iee, @enterirn, {
59ule, u.
6. g.. Simmcns, 6enterirn, ubr SO.
s. Yune, :
Spptie gutfe, Sc Seuer
5obn 8udenuetfer, 6eaberieu, 4
y. epren;, Mantatc, 8a4(e.
E. @mpbl, 9enberlpn, Stutl.
q. ged, Sattsl.
E. Rpttmune, 6anb 6%armtniea.
9. @. 1emtle, ct. gaul, Stutl.
$. @hcne, &c Seutr, 8inter &n;us.
Marian guns, 9enbtrion, 8ett Deds.
g. ttut uns febr leib, bab mir biefes In
Sbrem seihdsten S1atte nidt frater perDf
fentli9en fonnten. ba bic &siben; me9rerer
Der cb.n senannten Nan,en ni6t anseseber
rcar, unb erIt bic 9efern sermittelt wur'
ben.
Die Tair 1T cine iesensreide setpcrber
burh bic srp6e 5teilnabn,e unierer Na4ba,
@tGbte, benn mir ~erfreutn uns zines reiner
Grtrass ron 1865.
Can't ben, @tbtr! Oanf!
yaS Q 1T mittec.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11

@taatsIanb. Die Soutbern Minneicta
Gilenbabn Gsmpaenie bat Bonn Staate Den
Qaufbr:ef fit 1892 @9wanap 2anbsreien Ct
taIten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11

wv OotSf4> <S"1
3ufarnnten l,011, 33O,545 Sui
Gin Sanftel Der @efar1mtmafe wurbe auf
ben Miltpautee Narft 9ebradt.
SIN Miffifppi taben aeuerbtnss blutise
&impfe 3miiden Nesern unb Weiben fatt'
~sefunben, Bel benen cine Mn3ab1 Der Grfe'
rem setSbtet porben fem fo1len. Der cont
ntanbirenbe @eneral bat bic sewani@ten
Gruppen abselanbt, una sie9Rute tpieber Der
iufe1en.
Neu Dorf, 29. Rosember. Gs tutrb g.
melbet, bae bie fransSfi9e &esieruns, wel>
DE fi9 tpeiserte, mttG3en. &amieY einen neu'
en- gpi'8etrHs ab;uf9lieben, barum na&se'
fudt tot, taasber s%esenwartise gsrtras,
melGsr a n /. Ssbruar 1870 au Gnoe sebt,
nod auf Elm Satr trneuert tperben fp1e.
Iieies Sc u6 Bat unlere &tsteruns poitiv
a5selsbnt. Das Spfbepartement ma6t BE-
fannt, bag nad Nblauf bes befebeneen Ycf>
pertrases nit Srantreid einfa&e 8riefe
bcrtbin NIT 10 Gts., 3eituneen NIT 2 Gts.
au bssatlen tnt.
Mm 80. Mop. fanoen in ben StaatenWPtf>
fiTppi unb Stras wi@ttse 8plfs>Abftu~
munsen unb @ablen fat fir bic Rtorsant'
fatipn b;eier Staaten. Dentpfraten unb
Nabieale 1tanoen einanber enti4losen &C.
s%enitsr f; Niberes iber bas grsebntb 1T
nod ni9t befannt. Sntereiiren mag IS cen
9efer au ssrnebmen, bab in Miiiiippt
pen l3S,937 rtsifrirten @dblern S0,761
NsaerH fino, BON benen faum Der aebnte ieinea
Namen fAreiber fann. Oaraus mag man
auf tas llebrise fAlieben.
Nus So,ua. &us elmer in Desmotnes
glattern rerDfentltdten 1abeQe frltben mir,
bae Is 1T Dubuque 3,542 @obnbdufer stbt,
witrenb Davenport beren nur 30l2, ODER
$50 meniser aufauweilen BAT. &eotaf bat
1874, Desmpines 1921, Burlington 1910,
Museatine 1856, Gouneil81ufs 1853, Soma
@itY unb Clinton, jebss 1854. Dies iinb
bic etn,isen 6tdbte, In benen Is 1000 unb
n,ebr @pbnbdufer sttt. Sefentt@e S@u>
len 9ibt Is int @taate Soma int @an3en
5000, unb bic 3abl Der Beluder belief fi9
auf 2e5,s20 ODER int Duraidnitt auf 49,
800.
stidter 2Dnd rubrt iid lit Soma wieber.
l1nldnsit ,purbe Elm 3aufbclb, RamensMur>
bod, bel GaRpotr, nabe 9an,bur9 in Tre>
mont Counts, Der an Borb zines Iabrboptes
auf periAtebene Yerfonen 9efeuert unb cine
sermunbet bate, Ma6ts aus einem Speider,
lit ben a i'm seiperrt Bate, sebolt, u. an
einent 8aume a~ufsebanst, trcseem cine Nn>
aabl gerionen biss ;u serbinbern iudten.
8iersebn Giien gompasnien, bon benen
spDlf bereits felt 1duserer 3ett in pplerEbd>
tistett, tudbrenb swet erf eben in's eeben &C.
treten fnb, beuten bic Giieni@dse Der 9afe
superior @estaneu aus. Die grpbuttipn
berielbsn betrus in, Sabre 1868 int @an3en
5O7,sl3 Sons, UNI 10000 Bic $4,000 Sons
n,etr ais i'm pcrbereebenben Sabre. Der
grtras fur 1869 mirb faen lest NIT 81
fimmtteit auf raintefens $4,000 Sons &C.
i9ast.
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Der Ginpanberuns rirb n1it9etbeilt, bay an
bic @esierunsen BON Gnslanb, Srantrei@
Stalien, wreuser, 8elsien, 9cuanb, S@ne'
ben unb Morwesen, bic Ginlabuns ersaaset
il, itre Gertreter in @afbinston NIT goQ'
raa9t fur cine balelti ab3ubaltenbe &onfe,
feren3 aus3urlfen, .pobur@ cine slei&u,a6t
&c 8:banb1uns Der @~uspanberer auf ben
s9ifen nnb peren S9us erjspedt tperbsn
loa. Na9 GrDrteruns reri&iebener ger'
tpaltunss,D epartemente ialtest bic 8ptfHaft
nit etnem Capitol iber ben 1870 ~ncr3uneb.
member Genius, Der pcafdnbiser ,perben fsa
ais bisber. Ausflbrli6eres iber einselne
Yunfte fpdter. Der Gonsret erSfnete lesten
Montas:: feline Sisunsen.
ans &isrpuin. an Der getreioebDrfe
in Milpautee mar spdbrens Der leBten Sage
Der Martt tpieber nteoriser unb in Nr. l
farten fauu. senus 0ef9dfte Dor, uni preife
au beftmnen. Die 8erfdufer forberten %
gents, aQein bic &dufer bpten betra4tlt9
.ueniser. SIT. 9 itano bel Der @rDfauns IL
49, Gents, aaein Der p~urdfdnittli@e preis
war sS2 geats, unb berlelbe fHlob fiji, aber
,lnsereselt. Sn Nr. 3 famen feline @efAafte
Dor. @uf Eager befanben ii& am 7. ;.
l,005,ooo 8uibel sesen PA, 900 AT benz ent'
ipredenoen Sage bes lesten Sabres unb
$4,000 i'm Sabre 1867.
Die @isconIn Detbabn it bis Musuf,
66 Meilen ~ienieits 2cma1 uno 80 Meilen
jenfeits Blad @iper Sails rc1enbet. Die
peiteren Mrbeiten pereen erf int nd4fen
6ribiabr pieber aufsenpmmen werben.
@dbrenb Der neuliden befti9en @tarnae
einsen auf ben sroben @een IS @@ife ur<
ter uns purten 81 fart beiddbtst.
9uls 1T Mi@isan. Die nMustespn
Stems" stbt folssnbe Sabe1e bes in bieien1
Sabre erportirten Nustclaes.
GpuntY. !polj.
musfeacu 419,330,555 Tub
Manfee l7O.9OO,OOO
Sttp.pa 225,OOO,UOO
Oeedta o5,OOO.OOO
Mafon 100000 "
@rat 9raperit,
equity 9apen, 4O,OoO,OOO
ct. Sofepb. ,e.,) .
0 = ~ 0O0 XIX Cs~E
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING RETIRED FROM THE WHEEL.
IL ING CLASSICAL ACADEMY, 1 would
cordially recommend to the favorable considera-
ton Of the public my successor, Prof. A. b.
Anrine, as a teacher well qualified, both by
practical experience and scholastic attainments,
ha> ing taught in different schools and acade.
mics for some twelve years, and being gradu-
ate of Jefferson College, CannoRsburg Pa.
He is a gentleman of great moral worth,
wholly temperate in his habits, chaste in his
speech and unblemished in his moral character.
Those who may entrust their sons to the care of
Prof. Amrlne may rest assured that he will
prove safe and reliable guardian of their moral
habits. A. n. HANNA.
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Resolutions OF Coincidence

At a regular meeting of the Boilers Union
of this city, the following preamble and resolu
tons were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence
to take from our midst well beloved and es
teemed brother, Robert jenkins, by short ill.,
ness; therefore, be il
Rssolred, That it becomes us, "a brothers in
this Union, of which the deceased was a good
and faithful member, to express the loss of him
who has gone from our midst.
Rssolrei, That we fully sympathize with tho
relations of our deceased brother in their great
bereavement, and NAV He who knowsth all
things give TO the widow strength to sustain
her in the hour of trial and pour into her heart
the balm of consolation; and though she may
mourn may she find com fort in Him who doeth
all things well the assurance is hers that in
this Union the loved one whom she deeply Ia
ments was honored and respected.
ReSolrcd, That rs further token of our re
spect to the memory of our departed brother
the charter shall be draped in mourning fol
thirty DAYS.
ReSolred, That a copy of these resolutions b.
presented TO the widow of the deceased, an(
that they bo published in the Wheeling papers
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Yicrorin naa Worker

Acorrespondent of the Boston Journal,
speaking of Queen Victoria, says: "As u
sovereign, she is the hardest worked
woman in England. Her official duties
commence at o'clock in the morning,
one hour before breakfast. Wherever
she is, dispatches are sent daily in by
messengers, who ride in first. class cars,
bearing what are called baskets. The
papers from all the departments are
| submitted to her. These baskets are
dark morocco boxes about one foot in
length.
These are sent from Downing street,
the Admiralty, the Home Department,
the Head of the Army, &c. Each bas.
ket is locked by the Minister who sends
it. A card hanging from the inside con-
tains the name of the Minister. Every
train to Windsor, Balmoral, aud o.
borne carries messengers with these
boxes. The Queen aud the Minister
alone can unlock them. All these docu-
ments have to be read by her, for she
sigus nothing which she doesnot read.
Every bill, act, treaty, document, petit
ton, or paper requiring her name are
subject to her personal attention.
| Her Majesty is admitted TO be one of
the best business women in tho king
dom, Each days business is finished
before the day closes. Usually, the
messenger waits aud takes the basket
locked by her Majesty, back to the Min
lister from whom IL came. The Queen
holds ready pen and carries on heI
personal correspondence, which is very
large. She pays her postage like any
other lady in the land. She has always
given personal attention to her children
and their religious training has been
the object of much solicitude and care
Her favOrite pastime at BalmOral i:
among the poor, the lowly, and the
stick, with whom she trlks, reads, prays
and leaves medicines, food, money, and
little tekens of her regard"
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might have added that he had no desire
whatever to make such acquaintance:
and his manner, over which he himself
bad no control, did almost say as much.
Indeed, this coming to his house Of the
suspected lover OF his niece appeared to
him to be heavy addition to his
troubles; for, although be was disposed
80 take his niece's part against her hus.
band to any possible length,-even to
the locking up of the husband as mad
man, 1T we're possible,-nevertheless
bad almost AZ great horror of the
Colonel, as though the husbands allega-
ION as To The lover had been true as
gospel. Because Trevelyan had been
wrong altogether, Colonel Osborne was
not the less wrong. Because Ireyel-
vans suspicious were to Mr.. Clubhouse
wicked and groundless,, he did not the
less regard the presumed lover to be an
ubiquitous roaring lion, going about
seeking whom he might devour. Elder
ly unmarried man of fashion generally,
and especially colonies, and majors, ana
members of Parliament, and such like,
were to. him as black sheep or roaring
lions. They were "fruges consumers
uati:~ men who stood on club doorsteps
talking naughtily aud doing nothing,
wearing sleek clothing, for which they
very often did not pay, and never going
to church. 1t seemed to HMM his
ipnorance-that such men had none of
the burdens of this werld upon their
shoulders, and that, therefore, they
stood in great peril of the burdens
of the next. 1t was, doubtless, bis
special duty to deal. with men in
such peril;-but those wicked ones
with whom he was concerned were
those whom he could reach. Now, the
Colonel Osbornes of the earth were not
to be got at by any clergymen, or, as far
as Mr.. Clubhouse could see, by any
means of grace. That story of the rich
man and the camel seemed to him to be
specially applicable to such people.
How was such one as Colonel Osborne
to be shown the way through tho eye
of needleG To Mr.. Clubhouse, his own
brother. in law, Sir Marmaduke, was
almost of the same class,-for he fire.
queDted clubs when in London, and
played whist, and talked of the things
of the world,-such as the Derby, aud
the levees, and West-end dinner par
ties,-as though they were all in all to
him. He, to be sure, was weighted with
SO large family that there might be
hope for him. The eye of the needle
could not be closed against him as a
rich man; but he savored of the West
end, and was worldly, and consorted
with such men as this Colonel Osborne.
When Colonel Osborne introduced him
self to Mr.. Clubhouse, it was almost as
though Apollyon had made his way into
the parsonage ofSt. Diddulph's.
To be Continued.
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Administrators Sale.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY
IA the Doth inst, at my residence on Fourth
street, next door to st. Matthews Church, com
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, l will sell the re-
naming Household and Kitchen Furniture oil
the late Francis 4. Armstrong
Also, on same day, Lots numbered and in
block % in the Buena Vista addition to Wheel.
ing Said Lots are at the junction of Monroe
Sixth aud st. Charles streets.
TERNS-Cash for all sums less than $50; Note
with approved security for all sans above $50
J. d. DU BOTS
mar24.ts Administrator.
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE.ROOM SITUATED No. %
L Main street, occupied by Messrs. VIM
Sumner g. CO., and known as the Wheeler q
Wilson Sewing Machine Office. For terms, &c
apply to
marl9.tf WIN. SUMNER & co.
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DEB /:

OF Typhoid Fever March 9th, 1869, MI
CHAEL EDWARDS MOORE son of Thomas
and Elizabeth Moore, of Jefferson county, Ohio
aged 10 years, mothhs and 81 days.
The friends of the family are requested to at
tend at Zinns Corner on Monday morning
March goth, where carriages will be in attend
ance and from which place the funeral will
start at ILLS o'clock.
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The Spirit Of Jefferson published at
Charlestown is to be sold at public auc-
tionsOn Friday, April ID.
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STOCK FOR SALE.

o. SHARES IN NATIONAL INSURANCE
I'D Company.
so Shares in Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany.
90 Shares in Citizens Insurance COMPANY.
45 Shares in Franklin Insurance Company.
marls /. IRWIN.
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OFFICE-sEEKERs, before going to
Washington, and all lovers of good
cigar, should call and procure some OF
those fine cigars just received at E.
Bookings, or Booking & Miller's.
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PURs. FURs!!
NEW FIRM.

ToHN BUTTERFrEED AND VIZ
~ english have this day entered 1T 5,I@T
sSPzrtnership under the 6rm DaGs o. o. ~ p
IkkFIELD K CO. - MALSTRkS AND nO'
DEALERS.
For the present thrir once Il 90 -
street- hrst door above the Postofnce, ~ 49,,
February Jet AZ their Malt House, N 800 80.
WheslilR, corner Of Water AID Seeond IN
JOHN BUTTERElkLD'
WI ID. RHGLisH:
JGeuaFyI, 1900. 1a.L--i 49,"
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MOuday....Mar 2
TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADvERTIsEMENTS.-Arrivals at
Mcclure House-(head of localO
For Rent.
A Rare Chance.
West Liberty Academy.
Velecipede Riding Rink.
Hinge Factory Stock for sale.
Boots and Shoes-F. NJ. Porter.
Washington Hall-After Dark.
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The True Medical Doctrine.

The True Medical Doctrine
Nature, when struggling with disease. indi.
Gates Enthusiastically the kind of assistance sba
requires. In cases Of nervous weakness and
general debility, the feeble pulse the lack lnstre
eve, the attenuated frame, the haccid muscIss
the melancholy visage informs us as plainly ne
if each organ had a tongue, that msdiel,,d
aid of a medical education to understand this
dumb appeal for new vigor, from an exhausted
system. Every reader Of these lines can com.
prehend it just as well as the graduate Of a
physicians college. Let not this demand of
enfeebled nature be neglected. Respond to it
promptly by commencing course of Hos rET
TIERS STOMACH BTTTERS,a preparation uni
ring in their hi shest excellence, the properties
of a srIMULANT, an INVGGORANr, and an ALTERA-
TIVE Before three days have elapsed, from the
taxing of the first dose a marked beneficial
change will be manifest in the bodily and men
tai condition of the patient The pulse VIII De
stronger and more regular, the eye VIII oegln
10 lose its dull expression, the muscular anu
and nervous system to recover their tsnsl0Lr
and the spirits TO improve. PerseVere. ana
complete revivi6cation of the depressed animal
auu mental powers is Ger ain. In cases OF oys-
Pepsla and biliousness, the same sanitary re-
SUITS S,Il be obtained. The appetite will revive
:He sall9wness of the skin disappear. and all the
SStsFessing symptoms which accom- pany disor-
uers OF Tue ON Sch and liver will rapidly sub
sue ane sudden changes of Spring often in
persptratory action, by which 40 mnch morbid
matter is eyaDorated through the nores ~ thu
body, and therefore the BfTTFRS a. 80,
cialy useful 10 the dyspeptic and billions at Ri,
season.
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Assistant Assessors Notice

TlAKE NOTICE, THAT 1 SHALL ASSESS
Il all persons who have neglected to make re-
turn Of their income, from the best information
can obtain, and add 80 per cent. thereto, If not
returned by the 30th inst
ROBERT PRATT
mar2-lW Assistant Assessor.