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ofthe Methodist Episcopal church. The
funeral took place Oh Sunday, and
was attended b. large concourse of
people. The servicesat the residence and
at the grave were conducted by the Ma
sonic fraternity, and at'the church By
Rev. l.. G.. Buckles, pastor of the
church.
TSince the above was in type we have
received the following obituary notice
Of the deceased.
JOSHUA D. GRAY was born near,
Chesapeake Bay, Nd, on the 4th of
June, 1927; died Jan. %, 1870. lie
began the study of medicins under DR..
Merritt. Of South Bend, about 1917.
and graduated at Rush Medical college,
Chicago. Began the practice Of medi
cine at Maxenkuckee Ind, but soon at
ter went to Michigan, where he remained
a short time lie came to Plymouth in
1853, since which time he has remained
a faithful and successful practitioner in
the profession Of his choice. For about
IS years he has been an accepted and
ii every way worthy member of the
Methodist Episcopal church. In his
death, the church has lost one of her
most exemplary members, the commu
nifty one of its purest and most worthy
citizens. and the poor and afflicted one
of their kindcst and truest friends. He
was an affectionate husband and kind
father. lie lived to do good and make the
world better, and died as only those die
who have given themselves to God and
lived for the future. Truly, a good man
has fallen.
L. G.. BUCKLES.
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II. COrbin,
A TTORNEl AT LAW. Notary Public and Col
= lection agent. Practices in the variou. coun-
ties ofthe district. Having an Abstract of Titles
for Marshall county will give particular attention
TO Real Estate business
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CHISlCANe SURGEON. Bourbon. Ind. O.'ce
4 over Grosh A Beci Bros hardware store
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Dr.. l.. Johnson,

I tkU GGlST. CDR T. A. Lemons old stsnd)
Michigan street. Plymouth. Indiana.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
STATIONS AND SIDINGS. IE,rRrss IAccog'N

Trains run daily. Sundays excepted.
CIV. BRADLEY. Superintendent.
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FINED.-Two or three evenings since a
man named Ramp was brought before
Esqr. Schultz, charged with violating a
statute Of the State. After hearing the
testimony, tho Justice imposed fine OF
five dollars and costs.
During the examination Of tho witness.
es, the defendant took occasion to abuse
several Of them. For this he was Justly
fined another five dollars and costs. These
two items madeup a bill entirely too large
for the condition Of Ramps cxchequcr 10
llQuidate, and soiourn at FiCh street was
staring him in the face, While seated in
the door Of the Justices Office some one
remarked that as there was no guard sta.
toned over the prisoner, he might seize the
opportunity to escape The observation
was heard by Ramp, and he gave verbal
assurance that he had no such intention.
The Squire proceeded to make out the
commitment, aud when 1t was finished, II
was given to the proper officer for execu-
ton. In tho meantime, however, our hero
had vamoscd the rancho, and was not TO
10 found, nor have his whereabouts been
discovered to the present writing.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. =
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth
or large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for term
ofyears. he has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outlived a half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
is increasing from year to year. He put
on during the past year 1000 squares OF
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction. in every respect Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick.yard, head Of Lindsey street, All
orders will be attended to promptly.
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CHURCH RE-orEN1No.-Zaue street n.
E. Church has been closed several weeks,
undergoing a pretty thorough renovation
with paint and fresco. Beautiful stained
glass windows have been substituted tor
the unsightly old ones, while the aisles,
altar and speakers desk have been nicely
carpcted. The wood work, both in the
maiu audience and Sunday school rooms,
has been handsomely painted and grained;
The walls and ceilings calclmiued. The
fcscotng, while it Is not elaborate, is
chasto in design and well executed.
Altogether, the improvement Is crcditable
to the congregation and the artisans.
The church viii be re.opened for wor.
ship tomorrow morning, as will be seen
by an advertisement in another column.
Reunion services will be held in the after.
noon. WercFer our readers to the notice
elsewhere for particulars.
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WATCHES, &c.-oxtoby s DufIleld, the
Market street Jewellers, have in store moro
than thirty different grades Of American
Watches, and a full line Of Foreign
Watches, in gold or silver cases. Also
"OurO Own Watch" imported by them di.
rectly from Switzerland. They have
been constituted agents in Wheeling for
the National or Elgin, and Waltham
Watch Companies, and have large stock
of their goods. Every watch guaranteed
us timer: Call at 1O4 Market street, be-
low Mcclure House, for watches, jewelry,
spectacles, clocks, &c.
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Tue HUMAN HMR-Alany persons
abuse this delicate and beautiful ornament
by burning It with alcoholic washes and
plastcring 1t with grease, which has no
affinity for the skin, and is not absorbed.
Burnett's Cocaine, a compound Of cocoa
nut oil, &C., Is unrivaled as dressing for
the harris readily absorbed, and Is pccu-
llarly adapted to its various conditions,
preventing its falling off, and promoting
It's healthy growth.
Reliable and useful" FLAMES r. e.
lot, Publisher, Boston,
Far preferable to any similar prepara.
tion."-Erank Leslie Lcslle's 1lrd Macy,
New York. ."
"Has large sale, and superior merit =
"A. B. Merriam s. Co, Cincinnati.
Joseph Burnett & Co., Manufacturers
and Proprietor, No. 81 Central street,
Boston. For sale by Druggists every.
where. my7-Sat.
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PRoBABLE FATAL Academia child
otMrs. O'Brien, residing on the alley above
Seventh street, between Zane and Clay,
came near losing its lie, Thursday, under
the following circumstances The mother
llad occasion to use some Concentrated
Lyc, ind after taking out Of the box what
she wanted, failed to place it beyond the
reach Of the child. The little one got hold
of the box, and had eaten a considerable
quantity of its contents before it was
observed by the mother. Physicians were
ut once summoned and measures instituted
tocounteract the effect Of the alkalt. The
child was still living last evening, but
little hope is entertained of its recovery.
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Tnr pnrrrrrsr WouAr nNrN Yo

THE PRErT1EsT WoXAN1N New YoRK
Miss K well known in our fash
ionablc society for her diS6aguo appear.
ance and beautiful complexion, was once
a sallow, roUgh.skinned girl, chagrined at
her red, fteckled face, She pitched into
Hagan's Magnolia Balm, and is now as
pretty in complexion as she is charming in
manners. This article overcomcs fteck-
les, tan, sallowness, moth.patchcs, ring
marks, ETC., and makes one look ten years
younger than they are. Magnolia Balm
for transparent complexion, and Lyons
Kathairon to mako the hair plentiful, lux
uriant, soft and delicate, have no rivals,
Tho Kathairon prevents the hair from
turning gray, eradicates dandruf, and is
the best and "heanest dressing in the
world. eodd&w
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s-T-1s80- K, however like the initials
on the old Roman banners, has q meaning.
It represents 81. Croix-sT being the
conventional equivalent Of Saint, and
1850 standing for the letters C-R.o-I,
and SO forming, with the concluding X,
the word Croix. By placing the trade
mark and the name Of tile island in jux-
opposition, with the figures over the letters
they are intended to denote, the explana-
ton win be understood: a r.
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RoBBERY AT CAMERoN.-From a gen.
tlcman who came in over the Baltimore
md Ohio Railroad, last evening, we learn
that two stores in Cameron received yisi-
tationS, Thursday night, from robberi.
The. establishments yictimized were those
of Messrs. Melford 6 Richardson and
Measrs. WoodbuEn & Hicks. The safe Of
the first mentioned firm was blown open
and $116 taken therefrom. The robbers
got only $10in cash, and q stock Of ready
made clothing large enough for a second
class retail store, from the last named Is.
tablishment. Our informant states that
there was no little excitement in Game.
ron, yesterday morning, when it became
noised abroad that bold and successful
robbery had been committed. The rob.
bers made good their escape with their
booty, and at the hour the gentleman who
gave US the information passed through
the place, no clue had been ascertained to
their identity or whereabouts.
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GRAB CANE AT BRIDaEPoRT-Yester.
day morning, on agent Of q mercantile
house In one Of the Eastern cities, who
had been here on business for the firm,
went over to Bridgeport to take the 8
o'clock train for steubenyille. He carried
with him satchel in which he had, be-
sides his linen, about FIVE hundred dollars
collected here, orders for goods and other
valuable papers. On his arrival at the
depot he stepped into the office and de-
posted his satchel where he supposed It
would be safe while he attended TO some
matters requiring attention. He was alb
sent but moment, and when he returned
his baggage was gone. Search for it was
at once instituted, but no trace,of it or the
robber could be discovered.
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OrENNG.-The Children's Home in
this city will be formally opened this
morning. The doors of the Institution
will be thrown open to the public at nine
o'clock, and from that hour until four r.
Nj, the lady managers will be in attend
ance to show callers through the establish
ment. A cordial invitation is extended
to all who feel an interest in the success
Of this Home for destitute children, to
drop inand inspect the provision made
for their comfort.
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oN-PHosPHoRUs.o AIISATA.-T thret;bOst
TONES, skiIlfally and elegantly combined in an
amber-colored cordial, beautifully transparent to
tho eye, pleasant to tho tastO, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard d Co.'s FerrO- Phos.
phorated Rlixer OF CalEsAya Bark. X! 3
Each pint contains ono ounce Of Royal CalIsayG
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
iron. Samples furnished nee to tho profession.
.l CAsWELL, HAZARD & CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists, { ..!f, ...
-TI- mRy2B.WO-Sa-d&W
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TIE gentleman who did know how to
open q iirc-plug Monday night, called yes
terday to say that the one who did not Is
not member Of the present Fire Depart
ment. Our informant said he was. The
fact appears to be that he was formerly,
but is not now, y fireman. r
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PERsoNA1.-We had pleasant call
last evening from Prof A. D. Williams,
State Superintendent of Schools. Else
where it will be seen that PROT W. pro-
poses to hold Teachers Institutes in every
county in the State. Sac.
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New BUILpNO.-Our neighbor across
Main street, Mr.. Alex. Rogers, has com.
menccd tearing down the old building
fronting on South street, lately occupied
by J. NJ. Matthews s. Co, preparatory to
the erection OF substantial structure on
the same site. He contemplates the re.
moval Of the Main street front ofthe same
building also, with the same object in
view.
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s r NROI X

Nothing can 10 more simple, or, It may
be,'more appropriate. St. Croix Rum is
the stimulating basis Of the PLANTATION
Buffers, and it Is, therefore, 'in accord
ance with the fitness Of things" that St.
CrOix should be the basis OF their business
shibboleth. am.si.r' 7c'-
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To De REBUnr.-We were told yester-
day that the owner Of the lot on which
the buildings stood that. were destroyed
by fire Tuesday morning, has contracted
for the erection Of more permanent struc-
lures on the same site. Tho construction
Is to be commenced as soon as the debris
is removed;-the work to be pushed for
ward as,rapidly Us mcn, and means can
do II
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A. UCTION SALE OF REAL Els.
IL TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
'TU, WnEELING.-By virtue Of tho authority
vested Ia ia by the will Of Philip Reilly, de-
ceased, we will offer for sale at Public Auction,
at tho front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County. In the City Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of July, 1870,
And thereafter, from time to time till the Ee!s is
completed, commencing each day at ten o'clock
A. ~, the real estate OF said Philip Reilly, de-
ceased. situated adjoining and east OF Wheeling
Creek and the City VI Wheeling. The land and
extensive coal field underlying the same TO b.
sold, will DO offered III parcels as shown upon the
plat thereof made by james GllchriBt. Surveyor,
copy Of which may be seen in the Recorders
eaice Of this county, and at the otico q ThoS.
but the whole will be sold together, or several
parcels will he sold together, as may be found
best!
TERMS or SALE.-Onv.thIrt of the amount due
by each purchaser to be paid In hand, and the
residue 10 three equal iusAlments bearing inter.
est from the day Of sale and payable respectively
In pne, two and three years from that day, re-
whole or any greater portion OF the amount due.
The title 10 be retained until payment In tull OF
conveyance 70 be made on deferred payments BE-
Ing secured by decd Of trust.
Bat purchasers Of the coal will In addition To
above conditions be required to give approved
personal security for deferred payments.
Selling ~ Trustees under said will, we under.
take 10 convey only such title o. 10 vested In rs,
and az by said will We havepOwer to convey, but
we believe tho title TO be unquestopable.
H..r X V, WHELAN,
HENRY MOORE,
ALONZ0 L0RING,
Trustees Of r. Retlly's Estate:
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Police CouRT.-The fluctuations in the
Police Court resemble the violent contrac.
ton and expansion OF tho New York gold
market on that dreadful day" last Sep
TENDER, more nearly than anything else
we just now think Of. Thursday morn.
ing there was only one case disposed Of
and that a plain, simple drunk. Yester.
day, there were seven, with very little va
riety, however, in the character Of the
charges, as the following exhibit win
show: James Carney, disordcrly, five
dollars and costs; Barney Brady, disor-
derby, ten dollars and costs; VIM. Shan
Icy, disorderly, dismissed; Charlotte MIL
lor, disorderly, dismissed; Reinhold
Blum, disorderly, ten dollars and costs;
Henry Reece, drunk, one dollar and costs;
Jack West, drunk, one dollar and costs.
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To MEN OF BUSINESS no house In BOs-
ton is better than the AMERICAN, its posi-
ton being the centre Of commercial life,
while no effort Is spared to maintain the
high rank the house has held so long.
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BIZ RENTING, and applying the rents.to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of . first class Wheeler s Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner q o.,
Agenss., No. S5 Monroe street. Wheeling.
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THE largest stock and latest styles Of
Women's, Misses and Children's shoes in
the city can be found ut Louis v. Blends,
107 Main street.
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NOR SALE CHEAP.-5OO ACRES
u OF Land on the 3. & o. X. Il. IS miles east
Ut Wheeling. III lots to suit purChaEerE: About
100 acres, partly improved, with Fine Two
Story Frame House. will bG sold separate. This
Is known ~ tho Cline's Mill property, and 10 one
Of the Gtst locdtioas for a Country Store on the
line OF the .. + o. L 4. -.
AlsO, Steam Circular Saw Mill and Fixtures.
IN running order, with two yoke Of oxen and
span Of hnrpeF. W. V. HOGE d CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 1906 Market Street.
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TIE largest stock ofiFanCy Col6red
Shoes in the city, at Louis v. Blends, 1O7
Main street.
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The new food prepared from. SEA Moss
FARINB Is meeting with wonderful sue.
cess; and well it may, for more delight
full dessert for the table cannot be i'm
agtned. ae,s jy9-eod&w
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PosT- OFFICE 1rEM.-Samuel NJ. Wal.
lace has been appointed Postmaster at
.Pursley. Tyler county, riee John L. Rob
inson, resigned. NJ. l.---- MN
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For SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
franklin Winters and wife, Com. !
plainRnts,
In ChAncery.
Kate BrOwn, Isaac BurkAm, and
others, Defendants.

Kate BrOwn, Isaac BuFkAm, and
others, Defendants.
py virtue Of decree rendered ln the above en-
titled cause, At the June Term, 1870, Of tho CIR;
cult Court for Ohio County, the undersigned
Special Commissioners will, on
Saturday, the 3Oth Day OF July, 1870,
Sell At Public Auction, on tho premises, the tract
OF land in said decree described, and known as
the Isaac BuTkhAm" Farm, containing one hun
dF,,d and ninsty.sIx 1856 acres, one ~ rood,
twenty.iour C3D perches. This valuable tAm lIss
short distance from the National Road, nearly
rauidlbtAnt from ROney'S Point and TriAdclphia;
Is well waterOd, and has upon It large and com;
modIous Frnms House, together with barn and
other 0utbuIldlngs aud improvements.
TERNS or SALB-ORs.lhirf Of the purchase
money 10 caAh; thc residue in three equal pay
ments on credit Of one, tlrO and three years,
with interest from day OF sale, tho purchaser te
give bonds with good security for the deferred
Instruments, the title being rUtatned as add;
tOnll security until tho payment 10 tnll q the
purchase money. n RICHARDSON, {.
- A. j. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
Law ohlcGs, Monroe street, near 9Th, wheeling,
". Va, .uaE-s un2S
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MISUNDERSTANDING DKPAHTNKNT

Boarders, two in . room, including ali ex.
penSes ofWashing, fnOl, lights, GymnAstlcs,
Pennanship, English, Latin, and French
Schools, per yeaF...... ..::........!... 200
BoArders, four In 4 room, including as above,
per year. .I................::....... 6U0
Parlor BoArders, two in room, pupil taking
but one or two studies, per year. .......... 100
Parlor BoRrders, with full advantage Of Inst.
tuition, and with tho privilege Of three
music lessons per week and three to i've
hours practice per day, per year ........... 800
Tuition for Day Pupils, q, g, 10i1l, u and II
dollars per quarter, according TO grade
Rooms for the occupation Of bOarders arc Of
two classes, viz: list Single rooms to be 0ecu,
S 1T Sp guPa op sPSSr @
pupilS. LIZ.
Principal as above. mar5-M&Sd&W
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NOR SALE TOTHR TRADE ONLY.

100 Dozen Patent Grooyed Union Wash Boards,
with GuEiAee board gr0oYed 20 a. Zinc to at solid
TO It RetRtl8 for q per can't more money, and
outWORrs four common boards.
PRYOR BOYD q CO.,
No, 1884 Market Street,
aWlA Upper MARKET,
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PnorooRAPHs-All the new styles, ut
the Partridge Gallery.
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HAVE your Photographs taken at "l17"'
Main street. wait
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SATURDAY, JULY ., 1870.
New AdrertIsements.

Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church.
Notice-Lctters Of Administration.
Zane Street n. E. Church.
To Contractors-head local.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE YOUNG LADIES, INsTITUT
Fail Term opens sEPEEMBER 9TH, 1870.


Il -arI DESIGN. t.
The design Of the Institution 10 to furnish
thorough and systematic course Of instruction
for young ladies upon the plan Of University In.
Btrnction, each department Of learning being
complete within itself, thus enabling q young
lady to select her own course OF study without
being restricted to any fixed routine Of classes,
requiring certain number Of years to finish;
bat, In opposition to this, young ladies who have
advanced further In some studies than others,
can have the benefit Of their former requirements
and obtain q Certificate Of PFQfeie1cV In one or
more schools pOrh1ps, in tho course Of one year,
after which time, they may bring up, with greater
raptdlty and success, other studies,
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DUPONT GUNPoWDER AGENCY
City for the SGle Of IN kinds OF Powder made at
the celebrated Du Point Powder Mills. It's DUAL.
ity 10 uneQuGlled In this country, as evidenced by
tests made BY the United States Government.
He keeps 1t all times . large stock In Maya.
Blasting aAd Mining Powder ali In MetatliC
Kegs. Sporting Powder In CAniSterS. All Of
which will be sold TO tho trade % low % the
same can be had In the West ,s
He has portable magazines Of different sizes To
ship BY Rail or Boats,
Orders solicited.
E'',. III. REILLY,
No. IS 4 81, Main Street,
naE9 WHEELING, ". va.
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es- ~. ~
II TATE.-The RrEtclass DWELLING i
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner Hi.ss
oHIIRmpden and Sixth streets, now occupied by
Mrs Carter, There ID full lot and the house Il
In as good condition Is the day It was built;
everything about the premises In thorough re-
pair. Applyto J. F. LEWIS,
decI.N McLurc House, Wheeling, w. Va.
ToR sALE.-TWENTY (9W BUILD
IL ing Lots On Wheeling Island. PRICE $500
each. Terms, One.iOnrth cash; the residue In
equal inEtalmentS at ono, two and three years.
masi JNo. P. GILCHRIST.
VALUABLE MARTINS FER ee N
RY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The NIL
subscriber Offers FOT sale his property near Is1-
the Ferry Landing, Martins Ferry, Ohio, con
slstlng Of three lots, on which is building by
80 feet, designed for Planning Mil. 4 large en-.
CINE and three bOilers, will also bG sold with the
property or separately. For information apply
1t the COTTAGE HOUSE, to
- = 3 ISAAC NEWLAND,
mails y Martins Ferry, Ohio.