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DIED.

ROBINSON.-Dep this life, Sunday
morning, 4th instant, ANN ROBINSON,
late of Bel Air, Hartford county, Mo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this life, on
the 7th of August, 1870, at the residence of
her son-in-law, John w. Billingslea, in this
county, Mrs. MARTHA CREVENSTEN,
relict of the late Capt. George Crevensten, of
Hartford county, Md.
Thus passed from midst, at the ingatherlng of
harvest (t emblem of life nlatured for its heavenly
home on higi) our beloved MOTHER after pilgrimage
OFT years.
The deceased was a consistent member of the NJ. T..
Church. for thirty years, and proved to those around
her. by her meek and quiet depoi men well by her
precept and example, that she true follower ofhe
meek and owly Saviour: And none but those who
knew her best, can appreciate her true worth.
Her bereayed children have lost kind and loving
mother but their loss has been mercmlly tempered by
the hope that the brief summons which removed her
from earth found her with her clamp trimmed and
brightly burning ready to enter into that rest which
remaineth for the people of God" And while the
worn and weary tenement of clay We SO loved while
here among us, swsetly sumbers in its mother earth
until the resurrection morning. freed alike from
mers scorching heat and winters piercing cold
cherish the bssful hope that her freed spirit
ever at rest with the redeemed in heaven where "God
shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there
shall be DEATH neither sorrow nor CRYING neit-
er shall there be any more pain
Sleep sweetly, dearest mother,
Our sad loss is thy great gain,
Whom we've cross'd cold Jordans river
We hope to live with thee again.
McCANN.-At Dublin, Dec. 9th, 1870,
ELIZABETH, wife of Charles Mccain,
aged 90 years.
II is sad to Mother die. She has lett home and
friends. o. how changed! The flushed cheek, told too
plainly that Death had marked her for its prey She
suffered on but at length death came and has borne
her away. The family circle is broken, and many
kind friends, who watched over her affection left
to mourn her loss As the time of her departure drew
nigh, she expressed wish to depart and be with Christ
which is far better Upon being asked if she will
ling to 60 hor answer was, ~ am for the ways of tho
Lord are right! "But we would say to her sorrowing
friends, weep not too immoderately mourn not too
deeply for you not those who have no hope
for our loss is Mothers gain.
That mothers love--how sweet the name
What that mothers love:
The noblest, purest, tenderest flame,
That kindles from above,
Within heart of earthly mould
ANNA
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The Ducks AND DUcKERs.-The ducks
are said to be quite numerous in the waters
about Havre de Grace, but fewer have been
killed than formerly for many years, owing
to the obnoxious law and the presence in the
waters of the State gunboat of observation,
floating the broad pennant of Commodore
Davidson.
In consequence, the Baltimore markets are
but poorly supplied with water fowl, which
enhances the price of domestic poultry, as the
season of good cheer approaches, when hcc-
tacombs must be slaughtered to make an
American holiday.
a few pairs of ducks (red hcads) were of.
fered in this village this week at $3.50 per
pair; at which price we believe they found
takers. A season of rough weather, wind
and snow, would drive the ducks in shore
and enable the gunners to take them in great
er abundance, without violating the law or
drawing down upon themselves the indigna-
ton Of that gunboat.
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AGENTS WANTED FOE
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BY DR.. JOHN b. ELLIS. Large Sales. Immense Pro-
fits. Supendous revelations and startling disclosures
The whole subject laid bare and its hieousness exposed
to universal execration. Written in the interests OF
Civilization, Christianity and Public Morality. Send
for circulars and terms. u. s. Publishing Co.. All
Broome street. New York. DECEIVE
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY AND SUBSEQUENT

DISTRESSING CASUALTY AND SUBSEQUENT
DEATH.-One day last week, Mrs. Hannah
Archer, wife of Mr.. John Archer, residing on
Winters Run, near the Red School House,
in this county, while partaking of a meal, ac-
cidentally lodged small rabbit bone in her
wind pipe, below the gullet. Though suf-
location did not ensue the bone gave great
pain to the sufferer, and DIR. E. Hall Richard
son was called in, but his professional skill
failed to extract the obstruction. Upon his
advice Mr. Archer at once set out for Balti-
more, to seek surgical aid. The surgeon APP
piled TO, Prof. Nathan r. Smith. desired to
open the wind-pipe and extract the bone, but
to this the sufferer objected, and the surgeon
resorted to another method-that of forcing
the obstruction from the wind-pipe. The
operation, it is supposed, lacerated the lungs,
for bleeding ensued, and the unfortunate lady
expired within three hours after the opera
| ton.
The body was brought back TO the county,
and the funeral took place on Sunday of this
week
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Something urgently needed by every body Call and
see II samples sent postage paid for so that
retail easily for $40 r. l.. W0LC0rT, isl Chatham Sd
New York. dec24w
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Estray.
Hartford County, TO aoit .

Hartford County, to wa:
I HEREBY CERTIFY that Samuel Gar
4 rett, of Hartford county, brought before
me, the subscriber, q Justice ofthe Peace in
and for the said county, this 9Sth day of
November, 1870, one Red and White Steer,
as a stray trespassing on his enclosures
since the first of July last supposed to be
about two years old.
Given under my hand,
CALEB WRIGHT.
The owner of the above described Steer
is requested to prove property, pay charg-
es and take it away.
deco SAMUEL GARRETT.
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acknowledgement this life, Sunday
morning, 4th instant, ANN ROBINSON
late of Bel Air, Hartford county, Mo
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McCANN.-At Dublin, Dec. 9th, 1870,
ELIZABETH, wife of Charles Mccain,
aged 90 years.
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The THRoNR on FAsuIoNa-Among
the humIllations OF France, at least among
her temporary humiliations, must come
the loss Of the leadership in fashion. The
lncxorable decgCes Of tho goddess Of
crinolinO and lacCs and satins and velvets
cannot DO promulgated from a bcsieged
capitol, where tho theatres arc closed and
the shops arc lighled with candles But
this Is not all the humiliation d this kind
for Ii Is now asserted, a evidence Of
Prussian supremacy, that the fashions
credited to Paris have long originated In
Berlin, and that Paris Inns copied the
originals. The Germans claimed tho
highest excellence In arts and manuiac-
lures, At the last exhibition, and they have
shown their superiority in arms, but It
has generally been thought that in ihsh.
ion tho French took the lead, legiGmately
and without a rival. Husbands and faith.
Crs may indulge in some dclusivo hopes,
founded on the German reputation for
irugalIly, that tho open transfer OF the
throne Of fashion from Paris to Berlin
may have q favorable eject on prices, and
that the NbsurIiitiCs Of fashion may be
Otherwise modified to tho advantage 81
their purses that though the bonnets Be q
little larger they viii not cost 50 much. 9
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Septenbsr 4, Us, l6& l7ll87O
VIM Open Each Day al ls o'clock.

First DAP Wsdussday, sept. Itth.
No. i.-Prsnlum 600 for RacElng OF Pacing
llOFSCS, Mares OF Geldlngs, 70 n % they
pleHle; mile heats. hest In & Gl39 "
frOt horse, go to pOoondi t9S "a thlFd.
No 9.--Prcmium Rl6O for 'Tr0ltng Stations 10
harness; nilln heats, beat s In 8. 800 to
hrst horse, $50 TO second, 90 % third.
No, >. -Propium Of 800 for TrottinS HorSea,
MArdS or GeldlRga, In hAFncAs, that bhys
never beaten Z minutes 10 pnbIlc; tAlls
heats best 81 n6. 17S 10 aFSI horse tQs
to second
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non. ncnlamin stanton

win speak for the Republican cause n
follows;
Charleston, KanAwha county, Saturday, octo
ptSwHSIoNn, KAuavha county, Monday, 90
cSailnou,h, Kannvha county, Tuesday, 90
Buffalo, Putnam county, Thursday, october d
Point Pleasant Mason county, Saturday oo
BStScursvlllr, CabOll county, wednesday, DC
tObcF 70,
bSF II.
CercdO, Wayne county, Saturday. October Is.
Jackson G. H., Jackson county, ThurHdAy, DC
RoanS C. H., ROanc county, Saturday, octo
baF n
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TI bqul1S q Stej,egt q alesn
dt eifelaS or u FEilll d esItll1
5l Cf9tEtF6 GaaEUI % EileeiiVo q /
8 "a nj ~ he l1dIa C.E.
S1es Allied HaFThC, . hlnkeE Of thl1
ely, and John ". Holland . locl pleaeh-
a 1n4 3 Wholesale grocer, are The m0vefS
Ia The mSttsE They delire 70 dictlts 10
The confEEUlce Who Gh1ald - teDt them,
but, iniSmnch . Tie church had Fefiised
during thS paSG year 70 en1tEibntP . the
regular euateFencs eoHeetl1n, de Billi0p
and Cabinet declined 70 heed tneiF re-
nuelt TheE make The 6abt aSStnls lhe
I1thCEtty q thB conference and moi
ARain1t ~. WaIteIB personally, re man
bsut lgIn hlS morning the doom ottbf
main audience room WeIg locked, bat NJ.
Warren WAg on hand and held service u
he bsGIBent he announced that be
WCIld preach ug6ia In tbe evening, y be
bid 70 Occupy the euEbstcne. The hl9e.
nlent however, vas opened and crowded
WIEh eiiiOUl PeOple, 1iF, Wslle1 eau,
toned hiS friends % speak bui liltle and
think ChaYitsbIY.
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a IEroRr comes from Washington, pr,

A REPORT comes from Washington, pro,
fesSlDg to originate with confidential
Afrlsnd Of Gen. Butler, that the General I:
working with unaagging energy and great
skin to arrange matters 80 as to insure hia
election 10 Tho Senate in place Of Dir
Wilson, This friend states that the late
report that Butler had withdrawn from
tho contest was started as part oEthe plan
Twas added that, TO those behind the
scenes, theprOspects Of success were re
gasded a very promising, ,~.e
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Gan, Nathan Coz, IN,

Tic Republican candidate Tor Congress
Ia Ills District, VIII address the people
a. follows!
YAiryISW, Hancock county, Tuesday afternoon
September ~
BSSwSOd ISisESi county, Wednesday night
tSmsfon, Marshall county, Thursday amer
noon, September 10.
afternoon, September II,
WSllS6GFF. brooke county, TuSadhy nIlSrHoon
EIlsSSIh, Writ county, Saturday soptun
Der SiIh,
Other appointments will be announced
hereafter,
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE OF real

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATR.-By virtue Of decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County, rendered on the
18th day Of June, 1870 In cause In chauecfy
therein depending, In which Rachel Shaw Il
complainant, and VIM. Shaw and Others arc dc.
fendAnlA, l viii sell on
wednesday, 4Sth Day o. September, 1870, At
10 O'Clock .. n.
At the front door Of The Court House Of Ohio
County, OF publle auction, the lot OF land on the
cast side Of wheeling Creek, Immediately south
Of and adjoining the cast end Of what Il known
~ the RaSt Wheeling Bridge, on Zane street, In
the City OF Wheeling; Sald lot being known o.
No. I o. . number q lots lying on tho east bank
Of aid Creek, Bonth OF the end oH said bridge,
and being IN he C1Rnty Of Ohio 0nd Stats Of
West Virginia, tDCithef With the brick house
standing on Tho same, commonly known - the
Wheeling Spoke Factory.
TERNS oFESAL8-on0 fourth Of the purchase
money eaah, the Fogldue In three equal payments
OF one, two and three yeaES each, the purchaser
giving bonds, with approved security, for the De.
IeFFed payments, and retaining lieu upon the
lots a. further security.
Commissioner.
There viii also b cold foT each, AZ the same
time aud place, 81 feet Of tHO.ineh shaGing, and
q PuIley6 In good condition.
GEO. o. DAVENPORT,
GuFSOTu Commissioner.
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DAY,-NOntay hontnS, September y, Is7D.
NJ O'Cloet, N. 3. o.bAT
tbs fussvaI services VII Be held In The ZAns
Street n. q CAsFeh At 10 O'Clock, a. n, Tues
dsy, ISth inst ,Frt6pdA o. Ihh family are ne
specially Invited 70 attend.
10 0tejoch, p ~ boAR nelIE0n W. Va, BARAH
ioA. dsughlsE a. h QuigIly and 5. L, james,
aged m6athS and days.
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THB IATRsT AND CHOICEsT

d . "
SRA MOSS RARIIR-aSld 10 ba VoIy Ane Tot
IT. t. pegAeFts and An elegant and dAlhty
'+ 6lah for The sick.
CO.'S SPARKLING GRLATnIE-An old a.
FsIy ypEite With tho ladies' f0E JslllOB--
bright clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WiNR-jnIt tie article
TN tbsub0 With COx'S Gdhtno -6f Fieh
is5l1i md luHel0lB favor.
AAERR'S COC0A--WAFTRntsd Pure, = dGlletou1
ard nutritious beVef1Ee,
HRClCtR'8 PARINA--PT Prepared especially fol
ihyatd1 and children. "a seq
ANGUSTURA, BITTRRSr The, genuine article
I6f lSdlGa aud GhlldFsu 10 feeble
us health, 8fta
WINE or PRFSNrTho most pcFltet remedy
|. for thdigestlon and dStPepaiA.
CORN BTARua ~ es Pnddin9san CultanaA.
TAPlOOA'-A OplOp9ld dessert, Stth9P alone o.
with BeETiea. i. 4
A. LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO..
IuuIl Wb0leohIo Druggists. Main 81
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THR Internal Revenue Department fur.
nishes direct gauge Of the extra enthu.
sinsm over the German victories. Sinca
tho flrst success Of the PEuSSianS says 4
Washington diSpatch,) the sale Of beer
stamps has steadily increased until at
present the daily demand upon the print
Inc division has reached 300, 900, about
ten times the average rate
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THE appointment :or a meeting at Sis.
tCrsvlllo on September 99d, is cancelled
II seems to be understood that Gov, STR.
vESsoS Win be ut the Soldiers Reunion at
Moundsyllle on that day,
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ATTENTION Is called to tho additional
appointments tOrmCetiugs to be addressed
by Gov. STEVENSON, Senator WIrLEr
Gen. HARRIS, Gen. Corr and Coy, STAN,
TON, published this morning by the State
Central Committee Wclrus. the friends
81 thSRCpu6llcan Cause at all thosopotnti
named viii ReC that due preparations arc
made for tho meetings
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VIII speak At
Nov MnrlInSylllO, wetEol County Saturday
FeInt Pleasant, Mason County, Tuesday, Sep
thqlbsF NOth.
ChafIehion, Thursday, Eept, Rad,
Winfield, Saturday, NOpt, 2Ilh.
Hartford City, Tuesday, Sept, 9Th.
RAvOnaW0Od, Thursday, Sept, H9lh.
West Union, DOddTldgG county, October iSI,
plRFkSbpEg, QetobsE Alh.
ahinlBtal, October 9th.
JlnO Law, October eth.
Weston, OctobOr 9Th,
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New Advertisements.


lEy AByh1liSy q ~ 0olScEali
me "a Jolnt ResOIHtina IN lng
v d AnenaAeat % ne cOuSti1utiOI
0cthe STATE
liaiUttNl ~ Gt7liiatFS q TNlt Filli,lll.ry
IN f1ltou+l6P 4 rIt5oe-ll3 e q ADeG4 ~ .
~ ConsCiEnEioa e III et8ta, - ~ gsGl
fDF SrEEol oas Of article tire tAElVos an4 2 -
enaa paEt nl he cid CunsttatiOa Uhoa Eatiuod
SecoFdfnP 20 Gha pFoGtSioaS theFnok, namely;
saT6a Gsie ctiS1ns u he Stats hhlu - enti-
tIe3 % yots q I'll clSctOnv held within u elge-
|ltoa diStTIetS 4 uhaeA NY IcF1eaFo!y pell9o:
bat ~ prFSon ubo Il . minot, @ g GeiSeo 2,
-. isinuS q 6ribtSJ N q election, OE NhO
~ rot 6sgn Etst8oaI0 81 tho SlAtr G1g one ye41,
Epd % ~ eugnIy N Uhieh b oGSra 70 vote lsS
IhiTIy 6ayS uext EeeedLpS zach pfar, !h4l -
permitted 10 vOts Nhiis EaeA 0hARIuly Cos
1SoS,sI FeblaSly 81 tg7o. <
n fSS Ho1ss 81 Ijelavats8, Thursday. February
q, fgI1, The above FaaollItou va a4oRteA
TaB fBAo VTHg-NeaSFg. Weleh, (SPeaseIl
AFaFW, BAIlArd o. NonTOe BILLIARD q LoEuln,
N9lEEhnoVtE, BQUyeE, BF8nnOu, hnGsssA, D4yt1s
-, Dunsheo, EEAni, FaTnsWotth, RtshsE, El1n-
SreIn. FIlek dhndes, GuthEiV. HrJesy, Howard,
11eksiu, J14y. Lamb, LAuloh, LY0eh, Maxwell,
NccDy NradCtl, 4lilleT, N1eiY, fOuBAl. lGhdeE,
RePA SeQtt, Snith, TSisF, ThORsA, Wells and
IN NAT5 yEEs-Nersrs. Baker. Barlow,
CSEiSl tSf, Chamber, Collins, cEa1lAh Davis
RnFia GoG HaElsF, utl HOUe, Helipgtnt,
PIiee, RexFOsd, staEEtSa. Summon md Wheat
ID nc Senate, Noadty, February =, 1870, the
allow Frs0lntun U2S adppted.
TIM Y1AA WERg-Nsa9ga foTnaWoEthl Q'rSAi.
denil, Gpblseatr, Brown, C4ihcE lIAnesl, Gather
IeS;s ii. } Cook, CEahS. Davis, Dayton, poolil'
10, Cold, HIFman .KOone6, LconrFd, Patrick,
PbalpA RnmadaN and H0Rnsv-iA
TGI NAYS WBBE-AeAAr6, Foreman, uumph'
rye, WeCpihgeF aud WIlsoM--4. aux
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IT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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The people OF Hancock will be address,
Cd to-day by the candidates for Congress
In this district, Gen, Corr and Mr.. DAVIS,
both Of whom were in the city last even.
Ing. They will speak at Fa,rview in the
afternoon and at New Cumberland in the
evening,
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co.pnrtnarshin Notice,

J. u. Stalimnu and 7. c. ModAt have thIs day
formed CO.pAEtnoTbhip under tho nrm nBme Ol
J. H. SIallmAn b Co., Is Merchant Talon and
Dealers IN GenIlemen'a FurnlGhlng GoOds, No
Is Monroe street, Wheeling W. Va, where they
will be happy 70 see tho patrons Of the late arm
and the public generally.
r, s. Persons knowing themselves to DO In.
dohted % The old 6Fm VIII please call and settle
With ]. II. Stallmln 8 Co.
ABpUEF 9Th 1870 RcpSlTO
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NORTH WEST VIRGINIA ,,..
Agricultural Society Fair.


PIESt Dsy-W Wednesday, SSpt. ltth.
No. l-PFsminRi $40 f1F RnekinE OF PaeinE
HorSea, NGIss or GeldIngS, 70 20 q they
please; mile heats, best 10 s. fiE 10
Dirt hoFses 50 u Oeoond: ~ % third.
No. 4. -PremInm 0IB0 foE, Trotiing stIlllons 70
hREnesS; mile heats, beat lin 5. 500 "a
aSt hSFst; - to second; t3O 70 third.
No, A. Premium OF tl0p ipr TrOttiug HoESSs,
Mares " GalaInrS, In hAEppsa, that bAyr
never beaten minutes IN publlc mile
heatS, beat 3 tnS t1S 70 DIST h0rSc; o.
70 second.
EnthSs To- The above purhes may BE- H13s on
the Pair Grounds today and u the once Of Thoo,
HOrnbfpOk nom pnrtl . O'clock thlS evening.
All entEioa must 10 made BBdsr cover and SecoEd.
ing 10 the rules and regulations Of the National
TfOEtlng Association. The pscing race viii Be
governed By the same miles ~ the tnottlng racaa
and shAll carry The weight pfpocEibed by oEi,
Horses viii DO started promptly 81 hAlEpast
Qua O'Clock Zach dIy. The bsats Will b alter,
nate. JOHN BISHOP.
Oeni8 Secretary.
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TuE DOUBLE.OVEN

THE DOUBLE.OVEN
SUNNYBIDE COOK OF 1910,
ID constructed on EnllFely New and Scientific
Principles, With SiphOu Rluo, guaranteed 10
thoroughly heat two large oVeuE, and six pot
holes with tWO.lhIrdS the fuel used 10 the single
oven Cook Stoves, 7G
We arc Stlll manufacturing 0nF long and favor.
ably known BARLEY .SuEAF COOKING
STOVE, 20 highly esteemed by tho pnblic for
several years past, '..
THE !JtNIATA.. OUT great doubi0.htatlDg
pARLOR STOVE, has been much Improved an d
bcaull6Od this year. WhOFO known tho merits
Of this stove need no comment
Onr celebrated 6UNNYS1DB FIRE PLACE
HEATERS, among it, many PRENIVHS ALEC car.
FlOd Cd the PIRSF PRRHIUM at the RaTDtaad In:
StifuH at R1lGlNROFt, In 1852, although Rnbleeted
10 the most ReyerO tcstB at the home OF the Balt.
moro HoAthF. This ID tho only true hot!atr IRE
place Heater Ia the market, and like the regular
built cellar heater loses no hTat.
Send iOE circulars and testlmOnlAla,
STUART, PETERSON 3 CO.,
bcptI0TuGSat Philadelphia, Pa.
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AMoNsTRR meeting was to be held in
Now York city last evening, In honor Of
the new French Republic.
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NOTICE,

This agreement made this 9Th day Of August.
1870, by and between j. II. StAllmAn Of the aFst
part, aud J. 7, LAkln Of tho seeond part, both Of
the city OF Wheeling, Ohio County, W, Va,
wltneBaeth, that whereas . llmitcdcO partnership
has existed between the above named parties
Slnee February slh, 1879, % Merchant TAilora
and Dealers IN GentlemGn's Furnishing Goods,
al No. Is Monroe street, Wheeling, W. "a. Now,
therefore, the said limited e0'pAFtnGrbhip 10
vi \ j. II. sTALLMAN,
], T. LAKIN.
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WIN speak

WIN speak at
MOundsvillO, Saturday, September H.
PaPkerRburH, Friday September y,
HIrllVlllG Saturday, ScpIrmbotA,
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NIOTIOE 10 ALL PRIlsONs In

NOTIOE TO ALL PERSONS IN.
In TERESTED IN THE NAVIGATION OF
THE ONO RIVER Thu RSltlmotu Ohio Rail.
road Company being Authorized BY act Of Con.
grOss TO construct bridge aeFoBl the Ohio River
st PArkOFSbutg, West Virginia. ind II necessary
70 plAeg timber tIOaLas OF false works In the
channel, tot tho purpose Of erecting the super.
structure Of Rald bridge.
This Ia to give nOteS that on and nfler the
fourth Of this month the channel span next the
Virginia shore win haPbSIFpctGd by the falSe
WOflS for that span; tho other channel span.
next tho Ohio shore, will be len open until this
one 10 cleared. lHa Hu.a
All Boats, Rams and Coal Fl0sth 4t5 wHrnad to
make fUE tho channel span on the Ohio aide,
JAMES l.. RANDOLPH,
s-.. ~ II Chief EnGiueef,
anO9aoA ROItIN1oPa and Ohln RNI1FnHd
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No. I2--MeLurG House purse, ". r. Goodwin 4
Co., pEOprietOrl, premium, yAl1e 800,
Pitcher and Goblet for RaHnitg HWnT,
Mares or GeldinRS; mile hGau, bebt9 N
J, catch weights.
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Z 1REsAPEAEE AND OHIO Raj
~ Road.
Notice to Contractors.

Proposals. viii BE- received until IL n, 9isl
sETFEHRER, a. Charleston, W Va, and until u
4, SSIh sHPFENBEn, In Richm0nd, Va. tOF tho
construction " abOll tWo th9uaaud hDcar feet
nom 50 To 80 fcrt, on the line Of the 9. \ q j.
Il, between the Pals Of RBnAWhA and the Ohio
River. l8Ef!s
BidS viii b received Tor ali or part Of the
above. Specifications may Be hGd on appll eali0n
70 ". a, KAPef, Pr ASST Bug'F' Charleston
W! Va.
Also, IT the same umes and places, ier tho
graduation, &C., OF section on New River,
6huuI thlttysATa mileS above It, mouth, inelu'
ding TuGn6l 1850 ieOt In length.
teFypd II. D. RHITCoMB,
oav38 Oh. Eusa inetT.