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4 Married WOman's SoliIOquy.
rN "ONE WHO HEARD IT.

Yes, its 90! 60! go and get get! get
for everybody on earth but ones own
wife. Ii ! should ask Mr. Slocum TO 90
out at such q time Of day for water
pail and Il basket Of oranges, dye think
he'd 20? Not he; might want one
while and take it out wanting. Oranges,
forsoo,h! Twas only Yesterday ] asked
him to call at Williams for Charley 5
shoes. Wouldn't YOU have liked to
have heard him scold, though If he
didn't turn up! Always something
wanting Wish he could go TO the store
and back again without calling Tor doz
en- parccls! And when he came in and
put them on Charley's feet slapped him
for CRYING hpeause the pegs hurt him
Poor fellow he limped round till his
father had gone, and pulled them off.
The pegs were an inch Iorg, at least
calculation. And now, just because
Mrs. Brown hints at a water-pail, he's
up and on in Il minute! Why couldn't
! Brow. 20? Just as though her own
husband wasn't good enough to wait on
her. Id show him the difference if |
was Brown \ pretty to do we shall
have OF it, if things 90 on at this rate.
! I'll ask Brown to do my errands, see II
/ don't and then see how he likes il.
If the girls only knew! But no !!
They wouidn believe word oft You
might tell them till doomsday and theyd
/ determine to try it, Bought wit is the
best, if you don't pay too dear for it. y
Dear | wonder what some folks call
dear? There's Nelly Bly,. You might
/ talk to her till next July and she
wouldn't believe it. But she'll see!
She will learu lesson for herself she
won forget soon.
II ] were girl again ] wouldn't t
change nv condition again in a hurry ;
not |! There was Slocum, always ready
to run his legs olf-hut now, he'll 60
sooner for that Mrs. Brown than for his
own flesh and blood
But III pay him; see if don t won
get him mouthtul ofsupper. He may
get his meals where he does his work
See how he'll like that. If | should do
so; always trying to please other folks,
+ husbands instead Of my own. we should
have pretty kettle of fish. There $
Willie, he stcascd for oranges these three
days. and not the peel of one has been
seen vet.
There he comes, nutiing like steam
/ boat! Ii had sent him he wouldn
J have been back these two hours. Call
ing at Mr.. Browns too! If it amt
enough to provoke saint I'll tell him
I'll Quir~-Ill-lll-but no! he'll like
that too we'll the brute! won't please
/ him 80 much, I'll stay If he kills me,
and Willie shall have an orange and no
! thanks to him either There he comes
again. and both hands are full. Won
der what he has got now. and who else
he is running for? Comiug through the
gate, and--yes, both pockets are full o.
oranges : The dear soul! ] knew he
wouldn't forget hiS own children
Won't Willie have good meal And
| will-ycs, he shall have mullins fo1
his supper: Slocum loves mullins
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WHEELING, May lst 1870
The SuItry Season.

The summer months nrc hero, and rs
usual bring long train OF discascs-
many dangerous and fntal II IS the scaaoa
when nature cnn do little in recupcraflng
our exhausted strength, and when wc are
required to rortlfy our physique against tho
dangers arising nom the universal prevn-
lcncy Of sickness The only truo safeguard
Is that sure and reliable tonic and invigor-
ntor MISHLER'S HERB BTTTERS, which
Is endorsed and recommended by tho med
ical faculty and unnumbered Thousands
Of persons In every city, town, and village
I'm the country, who have tested It's remedial
virtues, md, by It's ald. preserved or recov-
cred their health. II will purify the Blood
and Sccretions; cnre every form OF Indiges-
tion, and afford Immediate relief In cases
OF Dys.ntery, Collie, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, and kindred diseases. Provide your
self nor agaInT time Of need. Delays nre
often dangerous.
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at'heelins ge9ister.
Ey Market Reports on Third Page.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York Yesterday
atIl2:
Mr. Motley's successor to England
will be ex-senator Theodore Freling,
huySen, of New Jersey.
The game between the Red Stockings
and Kekiongas, at Fort Wayne yester-
dav, resulted in favor OF the former by
q score Of 20 10 !.
Yesterday morning another disgrace
iul row occurred among the Philadel-
phia fire companies. Knives were
freely used Two men We're badly cut.
1t is reported that the Governor Gen
cral of Canada will issue a proclamation
shortly, declaring the admission Of Man
,oba into the Dominion. 1t will con-
tain an amnesty clause.
Thomas Hilseu, head of the firm of
uilsen d Co, wool brokers, Philadcl-
phia, is reported to have disappeared
with 500, 900 belonging to the firm. 1t
l. stated that Hilsen has gone to Europe
\ meeting of men interested in the
Fort Wayne and Pacific railroad was
held at Fort Wayne, Ind, Yesterday
The energetic measures which are
being taken will probably secure the
road
Adyices from Fort Garry state that
Riel is virtually a prisoner by his own
rnen, who sent a guard TO the line to
prevent bis leaving the settlement, and
that both the whites aud Indians have
sent deputations to meet the dominion
expedition and tender it the aid and as
sistance OF the inhabitants along the
road.
By the collision of the down mail
train and up accommodation train yes
terdav on the Northern railroad, near
Canaan, y. H., Charles Clark, OF Con-
cord, one of the engineers, was killed.
F. Grant, the other engineer, Il. Bad
ger, brakeman, and f. y ork, fireman,
were injured No severe injuries to the
passengers.
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Synopsis OF the Funding Di1l ms
Passed.

WASHINGTON, July l3-The follow
ing is a synopsis of the Funding bill az
passed by the House:
Section first provides for the issue OF
500, 0,000,0 900 five per cent. bonds, $500
100000 four and half per cent. bonds,
and 81 900, 1000, 900 four per cent. bonds,
running respectively ten, fifteen and
thirty years.
Section second authorizes the Secre.
tary to sell said bonds at par for coin
and to apply the proceeds to the re-
demption of outstanding tive-twenties
at their par value, or may exchange
new for old bonds at lar for par, but
the new bonds shall he issued for no
other purpose. A sum not exceeding
one-half per cent is allowed for com
missions in negotiating new bonds.
Section three is unimportant.
Section four provides for the redemp,
ton of the 5-20s now or hereafter falling
due at par, beginning with the first
numbered, and the interest to cease
three months after proper notice has
been given.
Section five authorizes two and halt
per cent interest on gold deposits ;
twenty-five per cent. Of such deposits
must lie retained in the United States
Treasury, the balance TO be used in the
redemption of the 5-20s, under the pro
provisions of section four.
Section six provides for the cancelling
of all bonds now held or hereafter pur-
chased on account of the sinking fund.
Section seven was stricken out.
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Mr. Buffers resolution directing the
House visitors to West Point to invcsti-
cate the complaint 0s to the i'll treat
inent Of the Colored cadet at the Mill
tarv Academy was adopted.
Mr.. Slocum moved to suspend the
rules and take from the Speaker )
table the Senate amendment to the
House hill to fix the time for the elec-
ton OF Representatives in Congress.
He announced his intention to move to
non concur in the amendment and ask
"a committee Of Conference.
The Senate amendment to increase
the number Of representatives to 800,
was, on motion, reiected-yeas ?4 nays
o..
The Senate amendments to the mis-
c,llaneous appropriation bill were non
concNrred in and referred to the Confer
.nce committee.
4 Conference committee was also or
dercd on the army appropriation bill.
Mr.. Schenck, from the Conference
committee on the tax and tariff bill
made a report. After some discussion
the report wa. agreed to--yeas l43
uays,49
Mr.. Schenck, from the conference
committee on the funding bill, made Il
report Agreed 10,
Mr.. Farnsworth moved TO suspend
the rules and pass the general amnesty
Til.
Mr.. Ward asked if the bill was the
report from the Reconstruction COM
mittee.
Mr.. Butler, Of Massachusetts, said it
was not.
The motion was rejected.
Mr.. Schenck moved Il suspension Of
the rules in order TO take from the
Speakers table the Southern Pacific
railroad bill. The rules were not Sis
pended.
Mr. Aruell, from the committee on
Education and Labor made report in
the case of the investigation of charges
against Mr.. Howard, stating that he
would call them up tor action to-mor.
row.
The Speaker minated that it would
hc well nigh lmposslhle 10 nave "'S
cnssion on the matter tomorrow, and
,hat action could be taken on the reSo'
!utions now as well as tomorrow.
After some suggestions, in the mlds,
Of much disorder, the majority and
minority resolutions We're read. The
majority resolution aequits MAJOR zen
rral O. O. Howard of the groundieS>
and causeless charges lately preferred
against him. The resolutions reported
by the minority directs that copy o
the testimony be referred to the Secre
tarv Of War with directions to order 8
court martial for the trial OF Genera
Howard, and recommends the passage
Of a Joint resolution directing the Secre
,ary Of War to take the necessary meas
ares TO secure the interest OF the Gov
ernment in the Howard University
Without disposing OF the question th'
House adjourned
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vote but ourselves, We are still more
strongly attached TO our own interests,
believing them TO be the only interests
that ought 10 he considered and pre-
served. Yours, RaDu.
[Our correspondent takes correct
view of the law in this case, and though
a Radical, he tells the truth az to what
Democrats intend 10 do when their
votes are refused by Registrars in viola
ton Of the law. They intend TO dc
mand their rights and prosecute those
who attempt to trample on them. As
this will result, as our Radical core
spondent thinks, in the complete over
throw OF the Republican party, we
would advise him and his party to look
ont Immediately for the place where the
"woodbine twineth,' which is supposed
tn be on the banks Of the river Styx
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said 10 bo very fln'
for Deserts and an elegant nnC
dainty dish for the sick.
CpXH SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
fnvorite with the ladies for JcllicS-'
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY wINE--Just ;ho nr
tIcle to use with Cox's Gclntino-o
rich md luscious favor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warruntcd Pure, de-
lcous md nutritious beverage
HEcKER'S FARINA-Prcpared especially
for Invallds md children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine nr.
tIcle for ladies and children In fcrblt
health.
WINE OF PEPSlN N--The most perfect Tern'
cdy for indigestion md dyspepsia.
CORN STARCII-FOr Pudding md Cu''
tNrdS.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert, either nicnr
or with Berries.
At IArGHLIN, SMITH & CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists,
iunG Main street.
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with the Ministers Of France, England
and the United States.
Prince Charles of Hohenzollern has
sent to Paris copy of the dispatch he
addressed to General Prim Withdrawing
his sons name as a candidate for the
throne
Warlike preparations have com
menced here. Orders have been signed
calling out the first military reserves.
VIENNA, July l3.-The papers de-
denounce the Prussian arrogance and
invoke the mediation Of England to
prevent war.
LONDON, July l3.-Troops are NOV
ing through Paris for the frontier, and
there seems to he no abatement Of the
military activity in other quarters of
France. t-.Hv vH
1t is said the Belgian Government is
providing for war-like contingencies
All leaves OF absence are being recalled
and troops ordered to the frontier, with
instructions to destroy the railways and
telegraphs in case OF invasion by a
foreign army. ..-.
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July II.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The annual post route bill was
amended and passed.
llr. Sherman, from the Conference
committee on the tax and tariff bill sub
mitted a report, which was adopted.
Mr.. Sherman also submitted the Con
ference committees report on the fund
ing bill, which was adopted,
The deficiency appropriation bill was
reported back from the committee on
Appropriations, with amendments.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill giving
bounty to soldiers honorably discharged
that entered the service between the 4th
of Nav and 22d OF July, 1861, and to
the widow, children, father and mother
of soldiers killed or who died in the SER
vice enlisted for less than one year.
The credentials OF Mr.. Hamilton, of
Texas, reelected Senator for the term
commencing March 4th next, were pre-
-entcd.
The bill to grant pension to Mrs,
Lincoln was briefly considered.
At = o'clock the Senate went into
Executive session.
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Wool Carding and Spinning,

HEREBY INFORM THE TT'BLIC, AND
| Farmers in particular, that have rnhde
extensive improvements In my machinery
for Gard and Wool Spinning. and am now
prepared 10 execute M Orders promptly End
Mt the lowest terms.
For Cording Roils.--,.....,,. ernt. ? p.
For Carding and Spinhlnz9
Weaving done at lowest rates.
LIST OF AGEST~:
C1arinuton, O.-J. RoemcT & Son; Bolton.
W. Vail. s. White; IIttIeton, W. Vh-h.
Pendcrzra't; Easton Siding, W. YA.-h. G,
lotion: Cameron, ". Vn.-W. II. Bentley;
Burton, "; Ea--PstrieR MeDonald; Nah
W. Na.-T. 8. Banar; Woodlands. ". Va
VIM. Suters Son; Triadelphin- ". Va
J. r. Henderson.
Wool shipped by ths Psrlerpbur1. Sun-
ish and MatamoThs Packets Will rscctTs
prompt attention. Orders solicited.
JOHN WHARRT,
rnhSO -.,.r d.. Moundsvills. ". Va
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Rrc.iug In tho stable.

A celebrated veterinarian says that II
Q person will stand fer few moments
with his toes higher than his heels. the
pain that he will feel in the calves OF
his legs will explain TO him the reason
why horses that are tjedin stalls, try TO
find their own level by standing across
the stalls or backing az far as the halter
will permit In many stables the floors
slant considerable SOFAS 10 throw of the
urine, and tl,e horse backs in order 10
ind the ascent on the other side Of the
gutter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Self EnerVatiOn.

ESSAYS PoR You've MES, on Physical and
Mental Encrvation, ,loSs Of bodily vigor, ,cour-
age and ambition-the cause and cure-with
sanitary aid for the feeble and desponding.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. BOX p, Phila.
dClphia, Pa nla25-d&w
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For Coughs, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Laryngitis and Consumption, in it,
early stages, nothing equals DR.. Pierce :
Alternative Extract, or Golden Medical
Discovery. II is also a great blood
purifier and strength restorer or tonic.
Sold hy druggists or send three and n
quarter dollars to r. V. Pierce. NJ ID
Buffalo, \. Y, and get three hottlr-
free OF Express charges. .fsr
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The Reunited Presbyterian Synod OF
Columbus was in session at Columbus,
Ohio, Yesterday, with Rev. E. D. Nor
ris, of Lane Seminary, as Moderator.
The Synod was subdividcd into five
prn-hrtnrins
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Ii Stands Unriyaled!

KEAFTS DIARRHEA COMPoUNp-
Safe and sure. A cure guaranteed In every
case. Keep 1t in your house. Take II with
you whom you travel. Sold by dealers I'm
medicine everywhere.
WHEELING. May Isl. 1870.
3fcsTs. McCrbr, Hrgf & csr'
GYSTLKMRE-It affords mo pleasure 10
add nv testimony 10 the superior merits OF
"Krdr'S IhdIThcd Compound" Ind occn-
sion 10 use II, in acrcTe and protrncted hnosS,
and confidently recommend IL, as being the
nloa hnuluGblr Preparation, that have ever
used ]. B. HUGHES,
OfHughes, Thompson & Hibbard.
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SO sure as You take Rosenheim :
Stomach Bitters. the Great Western
Remedy, you will be curei OF Loss Of
Appetite, Cholera Morbus, Disrrhoes,
Debility, Fever and Ague, or Nervous
Headache. They all arise from a tor
pid state Of the stomach and bowels
Sold by grocers and druggists every
where.
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MILLS, FREW & CO.
Book Binders e. Blank Bool,
Manufacturers,

A RI PREPARED AT ALI TTaT
n with the best materials u hll orders
for Blank BooHs. such az are used by Banks,
Countiss, Ineorporahons, Railroads and
HeTchsntr, upon short notic- ana IN the
most desirable and workmanliko manner;
Having all the latest and rhnst improSen
machinery, we feel confident that we VII
render entire satisfaction 20 all who hVor
N with their orders
Music, MAGAZINES and Pertodseah ol 49,
Description bound IN nsat ana nnrnD'e
nm" Mills. FREw 4 Oo1
cnrnsr % oninE sedAs!n sTs@.
mnG Whs~n& W Fs
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Upward. of $500 Immigrants arrived
at New York, last week.
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Crust Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed 10 me by Samuel u. Robinson
and Mary \. his vile, and George " RoD-
u-uu and Ellen his wife, bearing date on
SIN dIy % June 1856, ana now on record
30 fut. Recorders office OF ONO county, III
ped Book 80, pages J62-}63, VIII on
;uur,,IaY. the goth day of October,
Next,
,,uo'clock \. NJ. OF that day. az the front
...,r of the Court House OF ONO county,
...! Ia the highest and best bidder tie Iol-
owing property, 10 W.T.:
Al 81 mat certain piece or parcel
OF round lying and being III that part
90, iu. cuN "i nv'liii-, Di'iE |"u,iS
West Virginia. known ~ North W AceLns'
r..,. same being the Western division OF the
-. ...tr,. bounded by Wood, Main, Mcclure
and Vest streets, and embracing rive Lots
lIl atil. which are numbered lurtI -nNc, lorty-
-, forty seven, iorty-eignt and 1Orty-nlne,
1. 49, l. - and ~ upon which art situated
what are known a. the Robinson Oiitss
Np!I>.
Also all that piece or parcel of land, known
abb, Lois tLnIN -four and tnlrly -nNc tod and
D.. IN that part OF the Guy oI heelIlIg
yllru lOrmrTIy belonged 10 jonathan ZANE,
.ilII WIS lald oil mo lois Oy DtVil SIIlIEci
AID others, and conveyed 10 -. G. 4 ~. W.
E.u.ii~ou 10y Margaret Ii. Wallace anu
others by deed dated February u, lsUi, it'd
rn !rcori in ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE--Onc-fOurth OF the plu-
...r,>t. money in hand, anu the balance IN
,.H. we've ana eighteen months; the pur-
,s,..>vr giving note, aud approved security
ug the deferred payments. and the tltic
..t.turd until the said payments are M'tur,
sad 20 decd oil trust executed Ola llIe ssiuie.
selling - Trustee, wlil convey Ohly Sucl
rifle. as Il vested IN me by said Ueod Oh
-.,.-., Out II i believed 10 bv unduubtcd.
j. i. UPDEGkAFF,
auglS trustee.
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

rINHE THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
i Institution will commence on MONDAY
the 10Th OF SEPTEMBER, 1870, and terminate
on the 18th OF June, 1911. IL is romanticail-
~ situated in the midst OF he beautiful
and healthy hill-cUuntrv OF the Panhan-
die" OF West Virginia, easily accessible BY
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable influences for student lie.
Il has n property in Endowment, Build
imgs Apparatus, Library, &c. of over sSOO,-
90, and Is thus enabled to sustain faculty
and furnish facilities for thorough educa-
cItion OF the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIOSS are provided FOR
both public and private boarding, and UNI
furnished rooms will be let To students who
wish TO board themselves.
COURSE or lNSrRrcrIoS.-l. Regular Lit
eT;iry Course, Including the Ancient Lam
gtlages for the DcgIee of bachelor of Arts
. Literary and Scientific Course for the
Degree of Bachelor OF Sciences. j. The
Course for Master Of Arts. !. The Course for
Master of Sciences. D. Special COurseS In
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c.
Detailed Information as to these Courses
will be found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-The lnStitu-
ton has complete set OF Philosophical
Apparatus, and students who wish II are
trained IN the use OF Field Instruments
also a thoroughly fitted up laboratory, for
practical instruction and work l.. Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum for the
study of Natural History.
TERMs-Tuition, so per session. Board
ing from 81 to u per week.. UnturnSned
rooms 81 per session to each student. pre-
pairing for the Ministry. Free tuition To
sons of Ministers of the Gospel Of all de-
nominations.
For further particulars apply for cata-
logue to Professor &. l.. LOOS, Secretary, or
to W. *. PE.NDLET0N, President,
jylS Bethany, West Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, September 3.

CINCINNATI, september -.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged; Eami-
ly at 81 j0@5 -.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; red at 81 loo
| ID. Corn unchanged and quiet at
7OG,72c. Oats dull at 35G40c. Rye
at lS(a SOc. Barley unchanged.
COTTON-Active and higher, mid
ding at I9!c
Observation-Disclosures.
WHISKY-Dull ut S9G 90c the de-
mand was light.
PROVISIONS-Mcss pork dali and
prices nominal at S27 30. Lard dull
and held at l54c Fair demand for
bacon sales 6j hhds at He for shout
ders; aud l7J@lSc for clear sides:
clear rio held at l6ic. Fair demand
for Bulk meats; sales 10000 pounds at
l2{c for shoulders; l4lc tor light sides.
BUTTER-Unchanged at 2S(o 32c
for fresh; the supply is better
EGGS-At lie and in demand.
ClIEESE-Steady at la l+c
OlLS-Linseed oil at 9G@9Sc. Lard
oil at 81 l7Gl 20 and dull
GROCERI ES--Steady and in good
demand.
GOLD-l1H buying; and dull.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying
The money market closed at S@lt
per cent. for acceptable paper. The
war caused great excitement and inter
ferred with business to some extent,
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Trustees Sale.

NY VIRTUE or A DEED of TRUST
Il made ON the 10Th day of January, 1860,
- R1Dert u. Woods to ;. Brady, trustee
md recorded in the Recorders once u
M, county, West Virginia, In Deed BOOK
" N. page -, will sell at public sale, at
.I,.. frpIil door OF the Court House, con SAT
,,."tgnSY, OCTOBER g, 1870, q acres of land,
'.ruttcI about three miles north OF the
..,,T. on the east side OF the new turnpike
r,iJ now being constructed nom Wheel
M to G.enn's ruu.g SAID Deed III Irusl Was
zen by said r. Il. Woods on 10 acres Of
and. uCing the northern part of the home
nIrm uG y. II. Woods, deceased, and joining
lands with the estate OF David Garden, dc
r.st>,.I, ON the east side of the Oplo river, 10
,,.t.rr the Merchants National Bank ri
Vest Virginia the payment OF $1,000 in SIX
months rom date and the payment OF any
note or notes that may &c given in renewal
up IN mart payment OF the same; 500 having
b, en- paid on said note and Is ITO acres OF
..,li Ir.tci (which was sold To Jacob LASH
...iug released, sale will be made OF the res
line. u acreSI OF the tract, default being
made. III the payment OF "A notefor S1OOO, due
august Id, 1870, with two months Interest
and costs, which represents the balance OF
principal and interest due OF the aforesaid
mole OF 5000. said y acres Will be divided
milo smaller tracts. Plat of the same can
b.. seen at the Recorders Ulice OF Ohio
county, West Va.
TERMS or SALE-One-third cash balance
IN six aud twelve months, with interest.
: IL. TO commence IL o'clock \. NJ.
5. BRADY,
,,,s,.u Trustee.