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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-03-31

SUNDRIES-
TEA Black and Imperial.
CANDY, assorted Rock and Fancy, Gum Drops
Rasins.
Oysters Sardines, Lobsters.
Snuff, ali kinds.
Bar, Toilet and CASTLE Soap.
Pepper and Worcestershire Sauces, Catchap.
Pickles, Candies.
Stove Pipes.
Bottles and Flasks.
Tumblers aud Window Glass.
Paints and Oils
$40 painted Buckets, Brass Buckets.
Tubs, Churns, Selves, Brooms, Washboards &c
For sala nv $40 tf1 Z. & B. JACOBS.
Box Liquors
500 boxes Wines Whisky, Brandy and Cocktails.
40 baskets Champagne krug and liedseck.
40 boxes Scheidam Schnaps.
90 casks Porter and Ale, pints and quarts
40 boxes :. -
20 Champagne Cider
so ;. Bitters, Boxer, Goula, Hostetter, brakes
Plantation, Stoughton, Gray Jacket, Helps and East
India Sole agents for Red Jacket Bitters; Curacao,
Ansette, Absintlf and Peppermint. For sale by
$50 If b. b. JACObo.
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HARDWARE

HARDWARE
200 tons assorted Iron, Steel.
Blacksmiths', Carpenters Shoemakers' and Tan,
ners' Tools.
Castings and Holiowware
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Spoons.
Locks of all kinds.
500 kegs Nails Scissors:
Crocsery and Queensware.
Glassware, Tnware, &C., &c.
For sale by $50 TIT T. & 3. JACOBS.
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Foreclosure Mortgage.

John II. Carter ~ H-aoklin II the County %
n anrnc. ant state II iine bv ht- D-s.i of mort
gage iaie'i FEBRUARY 5h \. u. iSG, ronveved 10
me tlPAhe'h Nas den at said i,fnokiin. q certain
tract ~ iaRh lying 50 ssid IiTN,sltn AMI bounded
follows Via. Beginning ~ Birch tree II tine
~oui bern 2; land owned by Nathaniel
Gttudls, thsnce rnpniHg ~nuthcTiv nv the J0nuIy
k,rsi lesding 10y la.i-on l. >tahlev's seven rod !,
thence ruantug ~outhws+terty about three haad Ell
F.>st~ tufery D. iis+sgs@ meadow. iheace Nort
westerly about ten Tusi- Ia isad owa-st by Nathan
,gi Grisdie, thenc- bV said Grindlsi- land TO the
dr-t ntinpssI bound containing about nfteeu
seres moF- nr iss.. The eandhioa. vf saii mort
gage haVinE berl broken Wy Tcs-'su ~hcFeat
,laim lr .rlassre oi the saue AMI We this
bati~e Rc~nittfuxly.
lEt-. luh. i-se4. Elizabeth Row dea,
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AMONG the curious stories told Of the M
iiieS 81 India l. one 10 the effect that. IN The
neigh horhood OF BOMBAY. some pioueh>
which had been Imported from England are
regarded. not as instruments. hut as the
gods Of agriculture. and are preserved IN
temple A. objects OF prayer.
HoHsFs. a general thing. .sy> the
Rochester Union. get too much whipping
and too little feed. II man loses his hai
while driving, he whips his horse TO pay
FOR it, II he runs into another wagon
through his own carelessness, be whip hi,
horse to make II all right. II his horse
slips or sfunihles. he gets whipped foT il.
II be doe. ANYTHING. be gets whipped.
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Large Chests in Horses.

Horses that are round or '-harrel che s;ed ="
are invariably more muscular ard enduring
than those or the opposite kind. Scientific
sportsmer are. In great measure. guided
in their opinion of horses racing qualil-
cations BY his girth just behind his shout
der BY TIL, test a well known jockey told
the reputation and prowess OF the celebrated
racer "Pienipoteniiary," almost from the
period o. his birth. Cattle dealers ard
butchers. Ia like manner. judge ~ the
Oh SIS and shoulde s % cows and pigs nhat
am aunt 81 fat they are likely 10 sain In the
process az feeding. All animals that haye
large lungs are remarkable for The sigor Of
their appetite. and for the fscifity with
VII oh they approx a,e their nntrimeni
Such animals will feed upon the eoars<st
constructed companions are fsttened by no
kind Of food. An amusing anecdote i told
OF simpletoD. who. 10 trying TO sell his
horse declared thar the asimars eating
would contrary 10 intention. have su1ieed
10 ruin the prospects OF sale. but that the
buyer. with rare discrimination. inferred
from the horses chest that the capacity Of
his appetite had been unwittingly misstated.
He bought him on the hazard Of an opinion.
and had no reason to repent his Judgment.
RHrdiist
Last Tuesday night four dogs killed
two hundred sheep. and injured great
many more, ! .nging to Judge Lawrence,
in Logan County, Ohio.
Wheat is so low that ii but little more
than pays the Minnesota farmers for
threshing and marketing.
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- irtne of lIf.m-- ir,'su tie C0Iri u Pro-
i.si~ for ia. County 81 a .ncstA, -haN ~. ~
i'ui,ii. suction On ths >esrufr- II Itv I Jam
uAft next - 10 ~'c-rA a VI. % much 81 Nv.
kraI -ttfc 81 A. tlDtsl late pi H. i-North de-
CEASED. situated tn Ellsworth Nh! prntGrr
iIr -um q hfr' hundred AlI aQy I'VE l.fiar-
aHi ----srut-. i.r ihr l.ls ID ~ - the iri-i.
aud i.sci!suiai la -. ~ &. b. the
Premises. II. e. 8 u l-sJ
3Nss Nahum flOrl Administrator
&k.
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A FRENCH inventor states that he can
so cleanse printed paper as TO maxi IT 8 dta-
bic for receiving q fresh impress on He
states that by !mmersing the printed sheet
in slight alkaline solution the ink di>ap-
pears. and leaves the sheet ola pu,e, spot
less white.
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Al AApnTt oi Peasl stH n'iteH AZ fliss orsA vlsh.
10 ssssl sDf thr taurgs M iIsrr.,yk. tho ar-t
Metnssday % Itsesial.cg \ - j.
NJ. nafnhAn. G4r.i tXcs ut.Et IN H..kaYh
i4ssrunisnt rag"rsing ~ ts iaa ia-s lil and
faussst sit
Nzfy fiotshrT iaiF 81 hll-warth
g. safh r.suuas sitsca Cd hatisa 81 s-Tnted ihr
tf lsFtalsata.s
psusHap fhH Ire sAri Fxr~4tas .rsr
u4fiFs iiss isnl g. al tsfsebs latrfs.tr.l ~ .u.
tuF r-stE - ~ ,-1s.-t f- - I1is-l..4ri fHs,,
wrsks .'fcr, .afr~if ~ fhs t4i.uursb Au.4. .ta
Frta'fvi Toe tt.--'.fth thar tit.s atat ts.t 40 =
i'Tssiste teHrs 81 81 ts f n4 sawvf4a. W.. lft
as; wrtsef-.itF nt suls-. rsNt ID trn st ttr
coax f ,Gr fa-run.N. -4st -iivs fau-c. Ell a...
,asp nsty -tt q. n s4t. 4.st..44tH .h,.t4 w. ~
trtsssl. spF.ssti A.ft At+.s4 abs ia.t ul.
an4 t.a-tAD4rlti ss sAul lea. .4..t
rAEhtG rI.,, -a -.
tsIs- tops Attest 80 4. uiHR.
sRS kc..i~
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DR.. HICHAU'9
g oLDEN BAL1AM No, 2
Golden Ba sam No 3

VIII sayc vnut lfr, g1tr Yuu strru xth, fr#t4gr
teur Appsttts, rpIaee ~Sv}tlHg and .aakc Taii
rffts vii case VI ypa 3n u short space vt TINS
Etsrs immediate rvisf 4nd .artt- RADICAL eurc 10
I'll Vt Rheu nAu 10, rith'r AnEtc. chrnHic ug
~ 4uaatnrV hrthrr from Inv above caH-.
rttrr. nee ol either No. l OF ~ t.,fI DIS
AI~AM 81 ~ prr bottle WV Two ls,.gI.s W. e.
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Execution Sale.
HANCOCK, :

HANCOCK, -. Dec. 10th. l~9.
YskEs IN execution an Will b.. sold by public
] aurfioa a. ice OH r. II Geo Peters. ESq J., ia
Eil-wnifh 10 TIE county % ttnc1cA Oh the ssh say
sf JnnWars $50 NJ ten o'clot In thr forenoon ali
shc fi-hI "a t4cr i-AAr smith nov a. HAD ai tie
itaie 81 the = "a iiin~nt ug'n tar Original aud
aai. ~ sssSure on execution ~ eti~sH ihr follow
Ing lie -rrii,. - - Itsi ia said i-wDrih
u v - 2Iuetag the uouh we-i corner ~
Ebeu, s.Y4ia> homestead bit, theme EASTERN
~, u,trtn 'iue at m nIfh's hot ~ rrt- u nee
nos h eA-feriy Is D.. rod /. staAe sad stou.,-
hrnce western 10 The u sai leading from Ellis
so ~ 10 ga Paiut called eight rost-. thence
>t.uit.rly along &c East ssx Il .sii road L, the
go beg'uainx. ContaiHiay three fourth. -
lo0se pr ieas 1 xetner aifh tn buildings
tite, sanding, being ~ no ne-i~ai 1T nov
occupied by Isaac I. SANTA, The SAID pre- Bise>
are subjees 10 . mos tya.e IN fsypr ol j. X. q T.
Eesinsan.s~
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Ala Court 81 Probate holden at E'I.wo IN with /.
~ and for the Couosy NJ Hancock on the lss We
ne~-isy Of December A. ID. 1e1p.
Mary Pierce Admx. upon the Estate ct
frank Pierce late Of Bucksport.
y said t~nnty dccessed-having pre- ented her
nrsi account Of Administration upon said eslate
for Probate, Ai-o her private seessunt:
ORDERED That The said Admin sirairix ri We
toice thereof I. all persons fnierestes ~ ess,.
inE copy ~ this or,,rr to lie publ assl three
weeks sucressiye'y Ia tho Ellsworth american
printed IN Ellsworth that they may sppear At q
Probate tourtto b. hntten at Euek.pstt on the
thsr'i Wedn. sisy Of Jsntsry next a, ten Of toe
CLOCK In the Forenoon. sui -tew cause, " any they
have ~ the s,ic should rolh.r sllaw ed
3sSi FARMER TUJk Judge
\ true Copy Attest GEO. A. pyGs. Register.
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~ th. Hauur.l- -HEs II F,alats t,r tie
tpan n ii4n,f-A
Thr unIr s-isnsd s,luiiri.frtfrr n ~ r.fsis
nf hrnts ~ III Jssfts latt ~ Hr4,A liif 10 SAM
tlurfs I,eCzsrd. re-Ie,itu , rvprr..i,t. hat
ihT E0.usl- Hnl thatfri- !. 1Ats au.i Nfrli.s 81
.sii ,4ces' ..,l ~ nst .ft g.ut ~ ll4i b. ju-t
- +ni charges tf aaltntn..l r4iiHn, IN tile
-uin q ia - hulnlrrd 'in,i,t+ " hcrrl.rrN our
petitioner prAN ."ur lIln.r tn rant htn t4-
crn-r % .eI AZ ~ hr nr Stt -.'r ...', lal c,n'
ail ui th~ Fl" " r.fafr ~ tsr " -te.,. ttnFiui
ius i.r -rtrr-rsn ulthr y lon T. doser tir Z So #
~ 80 ~ -asrl lrlA. anil ctArg~- Ny --l.a
49, l'-C set
-DQ1A, 5ons. Altas
gArE Of AAfNe-
HArCncA =. Court d PROBATE p.-t. tsrm A. u
i-sE'.
tg~lp The sDing u~iii!on. Ordered. ihai
.ssl t.ssilt..tssT ave ,sul. ungfer u ssi iser-
.un- intrrr.ir.i. ~ ysp-lng topy ~ "a" i~--
fiflAn and tili- Order thereon. ~ Nm pHhii..rd
iftrr.- w.-A. .n-sc.-Nrii ia The Ellsworth
American n~N.paI-rr published 20 E'isn prth,
W. .I-,i c.uu y. ihai ;h-y may appear ~
IoAFf Va I't.l.ttr t.r .Aii ,uuntv. - 1T hr'l ar
EIl.sorth on III. tu.i ". dar-.isy u JAnulr,
MeNf. At trn III tbu cuvA Ia the r rrntAra,
% .h,w rsu-r, ny th.y have. why the
prayer NJ -all peliituD. .h1iil lt.i W. granted.
Parser Tues. u'i=r.
Attest, G-o. A pler. A. .trr 3ND
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/ DAUCu,'s 4 cos COLUMN

aAs CURED OF nv tF>F>~ aNpGNTARRti
| by a sunpic resuctl, ana viii ssud he r-csipt
tree.
.ddrc.s Nj. 4. SsctrT. netek- y J.
swit
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- { CoHaable
gro. ", SEwBEGIS, u
EUsteorth. /.
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~ t"utt ~ Ffouatc haiirn At tliswofth. with.
n anh irr ~" County 1T ilsnrnrs an the 1T
Nutnv-lay ~ -cul4tr \ u -
ftshA : srr. Namini.tfsint utsnn the estate OF
unsh n carr. l,tr Of tIFiand
w ~Aid county 'lprea -c,!-hsviuE ire eotrd hts
a'l account ~ Administration Hpaa sal estate iog
Fr.h ~
hlsiiI EEDf- That the satd Administrator gitr
n"tivr fhrrcsIi 10 all por-sps Interested by csr.
InE tupH Of This nrrirr - t- tuhii= he'd Ihr &c
Srrk' ~uctrss4ycIy ~ The kll.wutth American
rrtuirr ln Eil-Narth thai iArY MAY appear 50 a
Frnihi. 'aaFt ~ ~, holden a. Hncs@part on tie
81 M''iarsdAs 81 January ncsi. al ten OF the cc :
N ifo i"r-nns,g, anil sHrs cause II any they have
any the anne should M, ~ aiA,sca
f~A PARKER TtCk. Judge.
\ true ai,y Attest t,tn \. pYIR. " st~Isr.
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the BEST! The BEST

e. THt iIN rIft AMEAftAN 10
hwe-si n.H-frstr4 -raa PA If rage. ,ittf,frf'
10 Mstlpa,.t tsu# aiiu.7f / WIZ, -u,- VI hela
i.-i -cisare au4 Sew b..las'rle-. ~pi-a'lia
journal:
SsS a-a tH i'.isss ssil lpe paii tor riUt-
sub.sfliEaF- uu tHe p 70 twArutfY
\ h.s,.-4i-. lsI go .s,f pisfs iNbRNTt<t, ~
81 til-'tuEu Nni ifrHn luNthtnts. f4c.s tinted
a. euisssfth.4s-
~gcv'iut NJ fHpnr. i.ra- a.. fu-e- ant hiank-
faE nAn4e-. sent 70 Term 30 A.tf. e. so tsr
u8ouths tff-c -uut 80 tIults. \ l-suk ~ .H.i.ff
tsur. L., aii tsni aiHlt iff tsai.-nt. ..ai rv~
" see iof ftH pau .t sr. 'ts. c.-ffirr frge~ Il
I.st-ui-s 40 Nt "a t''
FHbiiaart. rr q a. .l. ~ 500. li.IHs.
4w3t I.fa 6. u N,a .0k
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.YA,2Ht ZIP. ftGtY q
SHOWS now 10 nnt GIN Ifll T.nfI OF
Tfgt FAHH s1d aHa~ irHie.A 1s.I .'-..i ..tus
- a g. fkc slg t.r fH..H p I.. Mf..r III sf fus-
f.. Wt'f IT, IL s.itai f'tr IA Ntn.eT- seed naHsr
sua q 4s.e- iu TtiL4tG - 90 Eul p tr
500 ngG,'id. NJ .#Ht
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F2 TO BOOK AGENTS.

We will cont = tnds ms t,ra erFn. sf star y NV
ILLUSTRATED NMiLl HiHl.E. - Ant bNnk
gent ire 81 chaEgc Aa.irsss NATIONAL. ~ r.
l>lil>ts CO, i.osiSn. NAss. iw5i
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Wheat is so low that il but little more
than pays the Minnesota farmers for
threshing and marketing
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jected him when I knew that I loved
anotheri You cannot mean that, man.
MAJ
al know this-that was thinking all
the time how proud / should have been.
and how much more fortunate he would
have been, had you been standing there
instead of that American young wo-
man." AS she said this Lady Rowley
burst into tears, and Nora could only an
swer her mother by embracing her
They were alone together, their party
having been too large for one carriage,
and Sir Marmaduke having taken bis
two younger daughters. "of course,
feel it," said Lady Rowley, through her
tears. "Itwould have been such posi-
ton for my child! And that young man
without a shilling in the world and
writing in that way, just for bare
breadp Nora had nothing more to say.
A feeling that in herself wonld have
been base, was simply affectionate anu
maternal in her mother. Ii was lmPos-
sible that she should make her 1ho'nei
see it as she saw 1t.
There was but one intervening aay'
and then the Rowleys returned 10 Eng.
land, There had been, as 1t were,
tacit agreement among them that, In
spite of all their troubles, their holiday
sbould be holiday up to the time OF the
Glascock marriage. Then must com.
mepce at once the stern necessity OF
their return Monochrome, not only TO
ENGLAND, but to those antipodean ISLANDS
from which it was too probable that
some of them might never come back:
And the difficulties in their way seemed
to be almost insuperable. First OF all,
there was to be the parting from Emily
Trevelyan. She had deter mined to re-
main in Florence, and had written to
her husband saying that she would do
so, and declaring her willingness to 60
ont to him, or to receive him In flor-
ence at any time and. in any manner
that he might appoint. She had taken
this as first step, intending to go to
Casalunga very shortly, even though
she should receive no answer from him.
The parting between her and her moth
er and father and sisters was very Bit
ter. Sir Marmaduke, as he had become
estranged from Nora, had grown to be
more and more gentle and loving with
his elder daughter, and was nearly over
come at the idea of leaving her in a
strange land, with husband near her,
mad, and yet not within her custody.
But he could do nothjng-could hardly
say word - toward opposing her.
Though her husband was mad, he sup
piled her with the means of living; and
when she said that it was her duty to
be near him, her father could not deny
it. The parting came. 81 will return
to you the moment you send to me-"
were Nora's last words to her sister. 81
don't suppose l shall send" said Emily.
81 shall try to bear it without assist
ance." .an
Then the journey from Italy 20 Eng
land was made without much gratifica-
tion or excitement, and the Rowley
family again found themselves at Gregg's
Hotel. E-.
I In he C0DtiDbpd |
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LctUS Discuss the Great CUES.
ton.

What is the most important of all earthly
blessings, in the estimation of every intelligent
human being
Clearly, it is HEALTH for s0undness of body
and mind is essential to the enjoyment OF all
the other good gifts of Providence.
How, then, shall those who possess this ines
Unable treasure endeavor to preserve it, and
hew shall those who have lost it seek to re
trieve it!
These questions have been asked in all ages,
but never have they been as satisfactorily re-
sponded to as at the present day, and the an
swers which common sense, enlightened by
science and experience, gives TO them in the
Nineteenth Century may be briefly stated thus
To protect the system against all influences
that tend to generate disease, THERE Is NOTHING
LIKE IMPORTATION.
To re.estabish the health on firm basis,
when 1t has been lost by iuiprudence or any
other cause, the system must be SIMULTANEOUS
LY STRENGTHENED, REGULATED AMP PURIFIED.
These ends can only be attained through the
agency of preparation which combines the at
tributes of a TONIC, CORRECTIVE, a BLOOD De
PUREST aud an APEIIENT.
All these essentials are effectually blended in
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS. They
contain nothing drastic, irritating or infiamms
tory The juices and extracts OF sanative
herbs roots and barks are their sole medicinal
ingredients, and these arerendered dihusiDle by
combination with the spirituous essence OF rye
the purest of all alcoholic stimulants.
The weak and feeble, and especially those
suffering from biliousnsss, indigestion and ner
| vousness, absolutely require the renovating ait
of this powerful tenic and Alternative during tn,
heated term, and cannot prudenuy postpone ii
use for single day. A word to the wise is suf
| icient.
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Refined Sugars

E0 BARRELS gRUNES STANnApn
W Hard Crushed and White, just received
and for sale by N. REILLY.
augl6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-20

PRETTY WoMEN.-A comparatively
few Ladies monopolize the Beauty as
well as the attention of Society. This
ought not to be so, but it is; and will be
while men are foolish, and single out
pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using
Hagan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and Refined sparkling
Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing,
powerful and natural.
No Lady need complain of red, tan
ned, freckled or rustic Complexion who
will invest rs cents in Hagan's Magno-
liza Balm. Its effects are truly wonder
full
To preserve and dress the Hair use
Lyons Kathairon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The liver and kidneys are, next to the heart
the most important organs of the human frame
and require more attention and care than all
the other organs of the body put together
Three fourths of the diseases that affiict hui
manity arise from some deleterious influence
upon those two great organs. 1t Is absolutely
essential to health that these most sensitive
parts should be strengthened and guarded
"IRISIN acts directly like charm upon
them and should be kept in every well regu-
lated household Try the greatest and safest
remedy OF the age. augl2-lmd&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United States for the District Of West vsr.
GINA.
Ia the matter Of DAVID GUNDLING, Bank.
rupt
The creditors of the above named bankrupt
are hereby notified that there will be a general
meeting Of the creditors of the said David
funding, held at Wheeling, in said District, on
me 9th day Of September, 1869, at 10 o'clock,
"a ~, at the office OF George b. Caldwell, one
Si the Registers in bankruptcy in said District,
soc the purpose named in the twentyseventh
y, ~ establish a uniform system of hankruptoy
ID 'V Tlgu he United States, approved March
I 49,: =, ISAAC IRWIN
Assignee of ID Gundlinp
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State of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court
June Rales, 1869.
Elijah MARROW and Jacob NARROW
Joseph Buchanan and Elizabeth his wifs uo,
rietta T. Bell. Sally Ann Bell, Malviua a
Bell and - Hosack, and Thomas ]. Camn.
bell. Sheriff of Ohio County.
Injunction in Chancery.
rI,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO EN-
/ force a specific PERFORMANCE OF an agree
ment between the above named defendants and
the compliments in respect to tract OF land
now in possession of the compliments
Ard it appearing from an affidavit hled in
the cause that Joseph Buchanan and Elizabeth
mis- wife, Henrietta Z. Bell Sally Ann Bell
Malvina A Bell and - Hosack are not resi-
dents of this State,
On motion of the eomplainants by their coun
sci, it is ordered that they do appear here with
IN one month after the fourth weekly pubhca
aon and due posting sf this order at the fron'
uSor OF the Court House of Ohio county, and Dc
In this suit
L rest; MICHAEL j. BREINIG, Clerk.
.Gnna S SEAcE RAT, Sol. for ComplainaHts.
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BANKRUPTCY.

hEGREp1roRS OF DAVID GIrNDIJSc
\ are hereby notised to appear AZ me- of;oe
On sSur'h street in the city q wheeling Wss,
lsSs at on elO sss tsh DAY Of september D
they have, why the said David GNn SaGse, II any
not be discharged from lis debts n1d sro th
Bankrupt Law Of March ID, lsST under the
GEORGE B. CALDWELL
WHEELING, W. VA, August 10th isss up'cS.
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Proposals for Furnishing
Washington School House.

rI'HE BOARD OF EDUCATION HAVING
L rejected the bids received for furnishing
Washington Township School House, and re.
committed the matter to tho Committee on
Buildings to invite now proposals, therefore, in
pursuance of the action of the Board, Sealed
Proposals will DO received by the undersigned
up to O'Clock p. NJ, Wednesday, August 25th,
ensuing, for furnishing eight rooms of the new
school building in Washington township, First
Ward of the city, with sittings tseats and desks
for four hundred and eighty (4sO) pupils also.
with twentyfour recitation seats, and eight
Teachers desks. The bids must specify the
kinds or styles of seats and desks offered
whether Combination Seats, or Chairs and
Desks and whether single or doubls the prices
severally OF the different styles and sizes, and
the material Of which they are to be made. Not
less than five sizes will be required.
The Board of Education will make q selec'
ton from the different styles offered, and award
the contract to the lowest and best bidder, the
successful competitor to deliver the furniture
in Wheeling on or before the 18th day of Sep
tember ensuing.
The Board, however, reserve the right of re-
jectiug all propositions.
j. NJ. BICKEL,
Chairman Of Building Committee.
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, POmades, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
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