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animation of the illogical stupidity Of
tins proessdasg, we Content ourselves
nth sayinytbft we do not see what
b,,s;nesSY& President of the Board Of
RegistrStion has to be poking his nose
;sfS this matters II is not his.
funeral nor that of the }, Board
What the person referred to by
VS. did, he did as a citizen, not in
his official capacity as an appointee OF
the Board. and the Board of Reglstra-
ton has no more to do with his action
than the Board OF Foreign Missions.
We can have no quarrel with the Board
for there is no ground for one unless
the Board makes it The President OF
the Board appears TO have q weakness
for seeing his name in print, and allows
his anxiety in this respect to override
the ,barrierS Of common sense, pnd +rro.
lTiety 4 '.'. h.
The Is9lh9neer has pot vet felt
called upon TO give the public the name
Of the illustrious official who caused
NIL this row, but tradition tells us that
il it had felt called upon 10 do so, i
would have named JoHN VILLA,
SHurTz, Registrar Of Ritclrie township
who WAS Oh yesterday nominated "a
the Radicai candidate for Rec"dr q
Ohio county.
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Sound Logic for the Sick.

The invalid has often good reasons 10 cN-
claim. 'SaVc me from my friends As q
genera! thing, each OF them will have a
different medicine TO propose, and If he fol.
lows al their prescriptions in turn, their
wc!!-Ucant advice may bc the death OF
him. The only sensible course in any case
OF siCliness is TO resort promptly 10 specific
which has stood the test Of a long and wide
Iy extended public experience and obtained
on solid and sufficient grounds the reputa-
ton uf Standard Remedy. This rank
among the restorativcS of our day belongs
of right. and beyond all dispute, to Hostel
ters stomach Bittcs. Let those who are
taking il at this facilitating season as an
invIcorant answer for themselves as 10 its
tonic properties. Can any dyspeptic who
has ever used II, question its superiority ms
Stomachic over every other medicine
Can any person of bilious habits, who has
ever taken IL for liver complaint doubt its
efficiency? II is believed among the tens
Of thousands who are now using, or have
heretofore used it as an Alternative and cor
rcctivc. not one can bc found who would
exchange IL for any, other preparation In
the known world. For intermittent fevers,
nervous debility, constipation, sick stom-
ach, and all complaints arising from indi-
Gstlon or impoverishment OF the blood, It
is the only article which can be conscien-
tiorsly guaranteed, and no one who thor
oughly acquainted with its virtues will
allow interested dealers in worthless Stops,
= OIL which they make larger profit, 10 fur
niSh them in the place of the great vegcta-
bic restorative.
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The SuItry Season.

Th. Summcr months are here, and rs
usual bring long train Of diseases-manF
dangerous and fatal. II is the season when
nature can do little In recupcratiug our
exhausted strength, and when We are re-
quircd TO fortify our physique against the
dangers arising from the universal preva-
lcncy OF sickness. Tile only true safeguard
is that pure and reliable tonic and invisor-
ator MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS, which
1, endorsed and recommended by the med
ical faculty and by unnumbered thousands
Of persons in every city, town and village
in the country, who have tested lis RENE
diul virtues, and by its aid preserved or
recovered their health. II will purify the
Blood and Secrctions; cure every form OF
Indigestion. and afford immediate relief i'll
eases Of DySentery, Collie, Cholera, Cholera
Morbiis, and kindred diseases. Provide
yourself doIr against 4 time of need. Delays
are often dangerous. Price one dollar per
bottle. sold by all druggists.
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No Registration TN Peudi"ion
County,

Cpto the 10th inst norcgia,rat;on had
vet been had in Pendleton county. The
Board of Registration has made 10 APP,
pointment OF township registrars. not,
withstanding they are required ~ the
law to do so on or before the first Mon.
lav in July. There are hundreds oi
unregistered voters in the county, Int
this Radical Board the creatures OF
the Governor who wants 10 Ice II"
elected, are coollv cndeayoring to lHc
vent the people Of Pendlcton from pa!.
ricipatng in the election this mn |,
here any Ralcal in this or any othc,
county "t the State. who claim- - posi-
ton among respectable m,n aud ii"ls
any defense or excuse for ou;ragc- Ike
this What man with any reputation
for fairness or honesty can approx" Of a
law which makes possible such crime
upon the dearest right %: he citizen
We hope orr friends in Pcndlctnu
will avail themselves Of the privileges
guaranteed Nv the act OF Congress and
either compel registration. or compel
the supervisors and officers OF clcc'iont
receive and count their votes
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ANOTHER BRIDGE.
Tho Ohio River 10 bc Rridgcd at
Snnn Island.


There comes to us, says the New ~,
hanv Lr,iq,y, from most reliable
source, a revival OF the rumor that q
very large manufacturing establishment
at Louisville contemplates removal to
this city, rs they are unable to secure
sufficient ground upon which to operate
their business in that city. This estah.
lishment is anXiously watching the
growing interest felt in the construction
Of bridge over the Ohio at Sand
Island. and as soon rs it Is determined
10 build this structure it will be located
on this side OF the.rivcr. near Fincennes
street. 4 movement for The organize
ton Of company 10 build this bridge
should be made at once, as its construc.
ton wouid add largely tothe wealth and
population OF the city and greatly tacil-
itate all Die other projects now contem-
plated for the prosperity of our manu-
featuring and alFiothcr material inter.
cSts
Theirs Is one fact in connection with
this Sand Island bridge project that is
worthy OF consideration. II is the
most popular project with the people of
New Albany that has yet been gotten
upin the way of a public improvement.
The great advantages that would result
10 New Albany from its construction
are recognized aud appreciated bv all
classes Of citizens II needs no great
amount of Sagacity 10 comprehend
these advantages They would, in part,
be large increase in the number of
manufactures here. The cheapress Of
the ground and MANY favorable loca.
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tons here could not fail TO attract CAPT
talists who desire to invest their money
In profitable manufacturing enterprises,
and the comparatively low rate OF tax
ation. both for municipal aud State
purposes, would also WELD a very de-
cided influence in favor of New Albany,
for there is not in the State, all things
considered, city in which the taxes
are lower than in our own.
This Sand Island bridge project il
bound 10 be successfully consummated
The bridge is demanded by every inter
est we have here, and, il is only ques
ton Of time, and that very brief, wher
it shall he lbuilt.--Lomsuiile Cs,u,sr
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The Nominees i.iaIi.e,

among the resolutions adopted by
the Radical Convention Yesterday was
The following clincher
'Resolpcd, That the nominees OF thi-
Convention, pledge themselves either
personally or by q friend to abide the
decision oi this convention
Their richness for youf The
uomiaec& may at least rely upon getting
Zach Others vote, but the defeated aSri.
rants for nomination are, a liberty to
vote the ticket or not a. they plrart.
~ the Frenchman. says, II Won ~"
Ike ze soup you no take, some
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SEA Moss PARTNERSHIP to be very fin.
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
CuN'S SPARKLING GELATINE-hn old
lavorite with the ladies for JellieS-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ~
liclc 10 use with Coa's Gclatine-oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, 'lr-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECEER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalidS and children.
ANGTSTURA BITTERS-Thc genuine ar.
Z tlclc for ladies and children IN feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-r Tie most perfect rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CDEN SrARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards. ggt..s -
TNrtuCA-A splendid desert, either alone
or with Berries.
" LNrGHIlN, SMITH & CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists,
ituT at ~ Main street.
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AIitne piece Of IIisior,

a. ,ho )Qth of Octnhcr I>6l NJ.
WIFI L,,.U;o,,,.. ..ovpcd mn ,or,
handsomor, - tho severe drubbirg III
-p,,:ooI no.,, lod mot x;,b :, Ohio
.o,,nt, ~ ,hc election ,b;cL tool, Mac,
~ d,c bofore IN ot,on,r,in, 70 a..
,o,u, Gov - dotoa, : sold.
%rhs REGISTRAR in ono ,o,y,.bir rro.
Tossing to lie friend TO the ticket. and
receiving money TO pay the expenses Of
bringing neeuohcah voters 10 the poI!s
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senator i'm second District.

The Democratic Senatorial rouycn.
ion Tor the Second senatorial District
met in Burton last Friday and nomi-
mated WILLIAM =. Ice, Esq. oil Marion
county The nomination i an excel
lent one and We feel assured tina; twill
meet with success. our friends II.
Marshall, Marion aud Wctzel are well
organized and orr advice- from these
counties show that the Democrats and
Conservative men are tull d cnthu@-
a-m and determined to make vigorous
light. Colonel Ice is sterling Demo,
crat. man Of unblcmished integrity
and of excellent sense He will make
q GOOD Senator. --....
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liEnRGR "A LBLAKRNnRH..

Franklin9 is announced rs Conserya-
tive candidate lor House Of Delegates
rom Pendleton county. Mr.. BLAKE
MORE is Il prominent and successful at
torney and will make IN excellent req
resesastise5 in plact&of the famous
HIRAM .WplBLEBoTToN FLICK. He viii
certainly he elected if STEVENSON :
minions in Pemdleton can be compelled
n obey the law.
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REFEEEScys BT PEENp1IoS

REFEHESCys BI PEENpoIOs:
Hon. VIM. y. Stevenson, Governor ~s& '.
X. L. Berkshire, Judges bope cor
Jame- L. BrowD,) ofAppeals "; Va
J. J. Jackson, Jr, Judge Of The W
District Court, W. Va.
" %. u. 7. faTnsworth, Pre!6'nt olnSh'
ate, W. Va.
A" A. werninger, Member Senate.
" Jacob Hornbrook, President WeSt W
ms Co.
Jacob ". BickeI, Vice President Wef
Va. Ins. Co. -.
Caleb gosgess, Attorney. ClsIksegrs' w. y
B. White, sheriff Mercer county,
II. O. Davis, Senate, Mineral county, -,
J. -. Camden, President Of PiTSt Sstion~
Bank, ParkeTsburg.
And the following nemberSof the HOO"
Of Delegates OF West Virginia:
Hon. b. il. Smith, Kanawhs county.
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, wetzel
Nathan Con, Harrison
Josegh TeteT, Barbour
T. n. Hill, Marion,
James Heryey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
X DAWSON, Taylor
Henry RrsnnQp, LeEis
f95asM.s;s;yy.. SeSs1ass
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The Radical Nominations.
The proceedings OF the Radical Con

yeuuon Yesterday and the names Of the
candidates nominated by IT, will be
.on,d ELSEWHERE in this mornings pa
Per The Convention was very mel.
ancholy aud tame one, and the ticket
proposed i. upon tn" average, some
thing weaker IL popularity .aad capa.
bility than the usual Radical ticket in
lhis. county ii give, the Democracy
comparatively easy victory.
The LtelEJencrr Yesterday morning
thought that the veal, places on the,
Democratic ticker were the legislative
delegation and the Sheritl, amdurged It's
friends to direct their heaviest guns
upon these roint>. II SAYS With
such delegation az they have pre-
scented. Wheeling would he utterly Nith-
out influence aud her interests would
BE- slaughtered unless private 'citzens
went down there TO protect them. Now
it i, the plain DUTY Of the Convention
today 10 give Us strong and acceptable
candidates for House and Senate
The Convention responded to TIL, ap-
peal hy nominating Tor the House joins
ITrBsARp and w L. PAEKINsoS, Of the
city. and En- ATKINSON. Of Philadelphia
township, and for the Senate Nj .IonN
G. HERyEY These, then. We are asked
10 consider strong and acceptable, and
possessed Of snch influence rs will pre-
clude the necessity Of sending private
citizens 10 Charleston 10 look after the
Interests Of Ohio county Mr. hrn-
BARD was DOUBTLESS put upon The ticket
as sort Of stamp 10 attest lis lcgIu'
macy. no Radical ticket IN this county
being considered quite the regular thing
without the name Of some member Q!
the ruling family. Nj fARhiNN"N Is
not much known here, not ba'lnG been
long enough in the ciryto get his name
in the Directory Mr. ATKINSON i
pretty well known in Triadelplua town
ship, and We all know Mr.. HEEvEN II
the Radical party considers these gen
tleinrn strong aud acceptable and ca
pahle Of avcrting that rush Of private
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WHEELING, West VIRGINIA. !
AuClIht l2th. lS,u.

l. this beautiful region OF tail hills. Your
notice I'm the Cincinnati Commercial, August
10th, 1870, Is too fattering Of one who tried
to perform his whole duty, without any
other reward than what merit would earn.
While United, l look with pride to the
record of our favorite Red Stockings, and
hung my head In grief ut their ill-success
with the Atlantics In the East and the
Athletics on their own grounds. Their fu-
ture Is certain, and their reputation deserv-
eddy coextensive with our great country.
remain yours truly, and wish You health
and success in life, with your many nieS,
and run all the bases Gf life without an o'd.
augl6 CRICKET.
Cincinnati Commercial please copy.
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Ii Stands Unriyaled !

KRAFT'S nIARRIIEA COMPOUND
SUE and sure. a cure guaranteed in every
case. Keep il in your house. Take II with
you when you travel. Sold by dealers in
melicine cvnywhere.
WHEELING. MAY Isl. 1870
lIee,rs. .WrCube. hroG & &c:
GENTLEMES-lt affords me pleasure 10
add my testimony 10 the superior merits or
"KIUt's DbnrIed Compound" had occa-
sion 10 use il, in Sercre and protrocted illness,
and confidently recommend II, as being the
mos u,rni"uGic Preparation that have ever
used. j. Ii. HUGHES,
-. or Hughes, Thompson & Hubbard.
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DIED.

On sunday, August IA, at21a o'clock 7. NJ,
at the residence Of his parents on Quincy
street, Rev. MARTIN LUTHER TODD, son
of DR.. a. s. Todd, ofthis city. In the thirty
first year OF his age.
The funeral will take place this Tuesday
aiternoon.at o'clock. Friends Of tile fam-
fly are inyitedt to attend. kEI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Self EneryatiOn.

ESSAYS FOR YoUSG MEN, on Physica! and
Mental Enervation, loss Of bodily vigor, cour-
age and ambition-the cause and cure-wiai
sanitary Md for the feeble and Responding.
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box 7, Phila-
,I.lphia. Pa IN Il tHarl maG5-,i&w -
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TIME DIRECTORS OF THE WEST
Union and Roney's Point Pike will IT.
Give proposals on or before August 18th,
1870, for the grading of their road, leading
from the National Road ut Roneys Point,
Ohio county, West Virginia, To the Penn
sylvania State line, near West Union. Mar
shall county.
Contracts to be given In sections Of one
fourth mile, ~ perches.
General specifications can he obtained
from, and information given by, James &.
Orr or Brice Supler, living on line Of road,
after July 18th; and sectional speciilca-
lions, plans and working models, EN-
bracing transverse and cross sections OF
various portions of the route, by calling on
J. u. Whitman, engineer OF said road, al
Valley Grove, West Virginia, To whom il is
ordered that all proposals be addressed.
and marked sealed proposals"
The Board propose 10 award the contracts
to the lowest bidders, yet reserve tho right
10 reject any bid doomed too high.
BY order of Board.
JAMES &. ORR,
BRICE SUPLER, EX. Coin.
jyS !. u. WHITIIAM,)
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MasOnic Funeral Notice.

TIME MEMBERS OF OHIO LODGE No
i !, and the brethren of all the other
Lodges in the city, are requested to meet al
Masonic Hall promptly at one o'clock this
Tuesday, afternoon, TO attend the funeral
Of our deceased brother MARTIN LUTHER
TODD Of MIn,urn Lodge No. ~. BY order
l.. WEISGERBER,
augl6 W. II. Ohio Lodge No. /.
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ANNOUNCE M ENTs.
Sheriff.

Editors o; the Register 7'-,-
sPlease announce mo as the Peoples Can.
dirlarr Tor the SheriGalty Of Ohio county.
HENRY CONANT.
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TESTIMONIAL.

70 OrrtcF (;pS 6Tp'rl
ISiON lA'Ifl| ~; ~, W ~ q IN $50 -
=, , ON 1 " Se;i ~, ~ w;o,c&
non. 7; ". ~ ~ III i''' .''
20, oni,sT; i,; rho month thot bavc
pEA h oL ON, =, - :. n NJ Savmond"
carried ons oi no. S"e ,,,ad IN Keen The time
with no innch accuracy - " To ie% accrscw I,s
10 deSre IN '.as ,,,,5 ~ ,,o,.o,,Sn, anJ m.
uine-keePI,isi W. 49,, 49,, aJira-
ish, your W atches citiienko ny ri,n.,
uon' anu aIou my PIN ~ III -" r,,., ~,
ana am coue. stt ~ a. a." ,hc ,parL ~
VIII compete Succe ~ w ,ai.,,,.<,. 80 ~,
tne Noriu, Will siIlI i ~, ~ ,',, ",
older nhtlons. lhes h''N o''s W. " A''"''
IN be appreclh.su.. ,,o.,o,u,
iouIS " iii2 G5t.issSskSnSsHn Lon u,o,,
w. HA""o-'D' "eu '0uP'
OFFICE or THE HUDSON RIVER r. II.
Conn Sunr. New York, Jan. II, 1870.
r N avery. ESQ, President National
watch Co:
nyaH SIp-Tbe Watch made by your
com Many which have CARRIE, the past two
nn,fhs has kep, excellent time. I have
carried II frequently on engines, and have
haay on tho road with a almost daily. Dur
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Editor, uf the Register:
You will please announce JAMES y.
CHARNOCK. the blacksmith, AZ the peo-
pies candidate for. Sheriff OF Ohio county
1T tho ensuing election. aud oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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FNlINfs OI Inc KtsslsitI : y n
Hou will please announce JOHN
HOW ELL, OF Clay Township, ~ an inde-
pendent candidate for Sheriffof Ohio coun-
" nj the ensuing election, subject TO no
Star Chamber dicIatiun or packed Conycn-
ton. MANY NoIEhS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

September IA, l6. l6& II, 1870.
First Day "Wednesday, Sept. ISth.
No. Premium 500 for hacking or Pacing
HorSes, Mares or Geldings, 10 60 O,
they please; mile heats, hest IN d
SIS To first horse, so 10 second
- 10 third.
Nh. Premium $50 FOR TroIting Stallior>
in harness; mile heats, hest in IL
100 10 firSt horse, SO to second ~
10 third.
No. Premium OF siO0 tor Trotting Horss>.
Mares or Geldings, in harness, that
have never beaten minutes In pub.
lie: mile heats, best in u g, I"
first horSe, So 10 second.
second Day-Thursday, Sept. 18th.
So premium $40 for Trolling stations
In harness; two mile heats, besl In
I sl25 to flr>t horse, 80 10 second
~ To third.
No. Premium $40 ior Running Hor--
Mares or Geldings mile heats, IT,
sin :. sl25 10 first horse, 50 ~ ~,
ond, So Ia third.
Nh. Premium 500 for noIiina Hor--.
Mares or Gcldings, Ia harness; mil,
heats best In j. $50 io first hnr-
500 To second, so 10 third.
Third Day-FrItiay. Sept. 18th.
NJ. Premium, value SIS, silver rl,n
for the fastest Red Eye Colt, the e.
OF Robert Red Eye, owned 10y j. j
Burlcy, M. mile heats best . in
, Ne Premium sla Tor Tottlne Hor>.-
Mares or Geldlngs, In harness lhA,
have never beaten 30 In puhllr
mile heats, best } in :. s-6 To- ~
horse, 81 To SECOND.
4 No. a.-Premium 500 for Running Iior>,>
two mile heats D.,st = In J. Ngs H.
first horse, slUC 10 second, SO 10 thira
Fourth Day -Satursiay, Sept. i!ih
J. No. IO.-naIleys City Hotel purse, John
bailey, proprietor, premium, VAIN
100, SILVER set, for f.SrrSt Tmtt'u.
double Team to wpgnn; mil" n'ltr
/ best 5 In q.
No. ll.-Stamm aud keim House ruI-
premium ~ for the fastest Mu.,
under the saddle: mile heats, h..
aims.
No, I.-McLnre House purse, ". }. U"-t
win & Co., propr!etors, premium
value 500, Pitcher and Goblet, r..
Running HorS.-, Mars nr Geld
ings; mile heats, bcst In 2, ,R'c
weights.
! Ten per cent entrance upon NIL the Hh",',
except hor.s for Silver Plates, which a''
I rec.
| Entries 10 Close nj Q O'Clock on the even
! Ing previous To tho rncs. Entries can =
| made under cover at the Office on tn
! grounds during the day, or nj the one" 81
/ the President, No. llsl1S Main street, Wh~,
/ ing, Three entries To MI and Two Ia start
! The above Trotting Races viii b" con
/ Quoted under the rules OF III" Naiiow
| Association. The Running Races under ih'
! Buckeye Rules
! A horse distancing the Held will W. 'n'
! tied 10 receive the fiTst money only. Wh'n
/ only two horses start The thiid premium
| will not he awarded.
In cnse of unfayOrablc weather, ~ Olhe
unavoidable causes, III" Society shall have
! the right To postpone any OF III" n'r,Nr
purses 10 future time upon giving moth"
! thereof.
! Heats In each days races will l." Gallo
! alternately. "
TnOs. HORN BROOK, Prrsli,nl
I john BISHOP, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
! Tho's Hornbrook, John Bishop
4. j. Pannell, VI. l.. OF,
Anton Reyman, J. l.. Uoble,
! Tho's Pollock, VIM. VI. List,
I ,Jno. McIuro J. X. BotSfoId,
| John a. Armstrong. sam Mo- 1"llHE.
! Jacob Hornbrook, ~
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SllnnnerRcSOrt.
Executors Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE WILL UF
j Robert Morrison, deceased, and by the
direction Of his widow, will sell on
Tuesday the FAD day OF Aueust, 1870,
At the frunt door OF the Court House for
Ohio county, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, that very
desirable residence on Hampton street In
which said Morrison resided In his life
time, being Lot No, (5l five and the East
half of LOT No. "a four in square No. =,
Bellair addition, In the city Of Wheeling.
Possession of same will be given October
LIST, 1870, and will be sold free Of taxes.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-nnh OF the .pur-
chase money TO be paid in Cash, and the
remainder In four annual instalments; the
purchaser giving negotiable notes and re
curing same 10 the Satisfaction Of the Exec
utor. DANIEL. G. LIST,
auglS Executor.
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MATTHIAS EGLINGER,
yij4 IA &FAN1 =,
Dyer, Scourer and and Rsplaiirsr,
HAS REMOVED

IRON SOUTH STREET, NEAR B. 4 @.
;, L. Il. X DEPOT TO No. 81 Market street,
liear Quincy NJ ls.lsy "a ..
All kinds of Shawls, Dresses, Ribbons
Feathers, and every description OF Silk and
Wooden Goods, executed on shortest notice
and on reasonable terms
Ny apparatus and machinery for dyeiuy
is entirely new and Of the most improved
kind, and all work is guaranteed 10 be done
In the best possible snlanner,ra aus
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Administrator Notice.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAvING BEEN
i appointed administrator OF the estate
OF the late John Lump requests all parties
Knowing themselves indebted to the de-
settle their accounts, and those having
claims against John Lump TO present the
same in legal form either to Mr.. Salterbach
OF me undersigned, within the next thirty
daysf from date. a n
JOHN OESTERLISG,
August SIN, 1870 Administrator.
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating In the rohi.
Dividends paid last year N per cent
A success without precedent IN this c'Nlip
OF Europe.
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Barber Wanted.

4 GOOD BARBER SHOP. ELL FIT
"A ted up, in good locality, tor rent on
reasonable terms. Apply 10
FORGEY & CLEMENS,
augl6 Cor Main and Union streets.