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everywhere Read the following from Or. Tillcry,
. successful practitioner Of many years standing
In the Old North State:
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September 10, 1869.
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Scrofulous, SyphilltIc, and Nervous Affections,
W. a remedy Or iHImSHss rdlpS; in fact, In almost
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Gated. Hoping you may meet with the success
which you deserve a. 4 manufacturer Of FdRtdLLG
medicines, am sir, with much respect,
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HENRY MOORE
hLONEO LtlklNb,
Trustees Of p, li1llly's Estate.
WHEELING June 18th 1870 iunlG

UOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ES- fs ..At
Il TATE-lThc hrst.class DWELLING E1iiA
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner 8i.AAs
Of Hampton and Sixth Streets now occupied by
Mrs. Carter. There Ii hill lot, aud the house IL
IN As good condition as the day II was built;
everything about tho premises In thorough re-
pair Apply To j. T. LEWIS,
decI'u McI.uTo House, Wheeling, W, Va.
UOR SALE.-TWENTY C2Ol BUILD.
II Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price 400
each. Terms One.fuurih cash: tho residue In
equal instruments At one, two aud three years.
Apply nj Top MIL To
maxi JSO ?. GfLCIlRlST.
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~ UCTION SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WHEELlH0-B virtue Of tho authority
vested in Va BY the SllI Of Philip Reilly, de-
ceased va will OdeT for sale At Public Auction,
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
nnnniY In the CITY of Wheeling on
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VALUABLE MARTINS FER. trtss On
V ny PROPERTY FOR SALE. The mi
subscriber offers for salu hlS property car.AeNt
the Forty Landing, Martins Ferry, Ohio, con
sirtlng Of three lots, on which II building 30 by
80 feet, designed for Planning Mil. 4 large en-
gino sud three boilers will also ho sold with the
property or separately. For Information apply
1T tho COTTAiR HOUSE,, TO
ISAAC NEWLAND,
mails Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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Member " tho Royal Cullcgp OF sRrroOBS, LA
doa, OradGhtn " one OF tic mOsl GBtntIt Co!
irEes In tho United STATED, and the greater part
o. whose life has been spent Ia the hnspitala oi
London, Paris. PhilsdclphiA and elbeWhdfe, kas
( effected some OF The most Astonishing curcs that
Wrn ever known. Many troubled win ringing In
tho head and carr when asleep, great nervous
nuss, being alarmed a. sudden aOahdp, baahial
ness, with frequent buAhiRE, attended some
limes win dCTangcmeEt VI mInd Wcrr cured I'm
/ nodiAtcly.
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Satnrday, the 16th Day Of July, ls7O,

trAsed, va will OheT for sale At Pablo Auction,
At the 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 sale Ia
goaRlstss. .S2Fps sPR casa dp8lAb Rgil;.. de- DC.
ceased, situated adjoining and east Of Wheeling
Creek and the City DE Wheeling. Tho land and
extensive coal Geld underlying the same 10 bO
sOld, will b0 offered In parcels o. shown upon the
plat thereof made by James 6ilchrlst. Surveyor,
4 copy Of which may DO seen In the Recorder
ONCE OF this county, and 1t ths once Of ThOH,
O'BdOn. Real Estate Agent Wheeling, W. Va,
hut the whole will DO sold together, or several
parcels will he sold together, a. may he found
bCst.
TERHB or BALE.-Oneth third OF the amount due
by each purchaser 10 he paid In hand, and tho
tealduG IN three equal instruments bearing inter.
rst from the day Of sale aud payable respectively
In ono, two and three years from that day, re-
serving the right to each purchaser 10 pay the
whole or any greater portion Of the amount due.
Tho title TO be retained until payment in full, or
conveyance To bo made on deferred payments be.
Ing secured by deed Of trust
Selling a. Trustees under said will, we under.
take 10 convey only Bueh title rs Is vested In us,
and ~ by said Willwo hAy1pOwcF TO convey, but
we believe the title to DO ungnestlOnAblc.
II. " WHELAN,
HENRY MOORE,
ALONZO LORISG,
Trustees Of r, R1llly's Estate.
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Who have inJnFpd themselves by certain pfag
tee, lndulgcd ia when alone habit Frequently
learned irum evil oUmpAnions, or II schOol the
Effects Of which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, aud. II not cured rcndcl marriage impOs
Sible and destroys both mind and body should
apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hOpU Of HE
country, The pride u his parents, should bs
snatchcd nom hll prospects and eGjOymsRtS Of
life by the consequences " deVlaunG nom the
path Of nature, and indulging IN 4 ccTtAih ucoFVt
habit such persons must before concentrating
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The Sale Of Parkersbnrg.

The Parkcrsburg Times and GiZette,
both now under Democratic control, and
printed in the interest, Us We understand,
Of Mr.. JOHNSON n. Camden, y an aspirant
for Governor; and Of III. JACKSON,
an ngpirant for Congress, take much salts
faction in defending tho little arrange
mcnts made here In tue Legislature IN the
interests. Of these gentlemen, whereby the
capital was permanently fixed ut Charles
ton OF course they take even more salts
fiction in reminding US that Wheeling
votes having prevented . location at
parkersburg ID 1869, and ParkGRburg
having removed the Capital from Wheel
ing in 1870, they arc even with US. But
In seeking % spite Wheeling they
havo played the part Of tho follow who
cut of his nose 10 spite his tace. They
have but hastcncd the removal from
Wheeling, which must have occurred any
how in two or three years; but,in doing
this they have deprived Parkcrsburg OF
the opportunity of competing for the Capt.
tai, with u fair prospect ofsuccess, year
or two hence. Now all this parade by the
Gazette and 7Imes over their revenge on
Wheeling, is TO throw dust in tic eyes Of
the people Of Parkersburg, whose future
was sold out here by their delegates in
the Legislature. The Gasetn virtually
comedies that the price paid was tue
promise of certain nominations, FORT says ::
ave do not understand what the IN.
TRLLEGENcER means by this declaration,
unless Il Is this. Mr. CAMDEN, by reason
Of his great administrative qualities, was
nominated for Governor last fall, and II
may be that hewill be nominated again;
and that Col. JACKSON, who would make
an able member Of Congress, may be nom
mated for that office, and they take time
By the lorclOck and seek to make capital
against them, in the incipiency."
Now these gentlemen may bcnominated,
according to tho agreement made here in
the Legislature, but so FIR us the Dc
mocrcy up here are concerned, there arc
symptoms that they won't ratify the bar
gain.
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THE New YMrk JOurnd!cf Commerce COM
ments on tic action Of the Pittsburgh Con.
ventiOn which proposes to amend the Con-
stitution so that it would recognize God,
and says that while the opinion "of the
gentlemen there gathered will be received
with the respect due 10 the high and
Christian character Of tho delegates, that
opinion will not square with that Of a
multitude Of other American citizens
equally Christian and above rcproach in
NIL the relations of lifU The latter hold
that Christianity in this country can be
best maintained and pcrpctuatcd by fol-
lowing out the policy Of no.state-patron'
agc and ELECTROMAGNETIC, which
has hitherto, under Providence, wrought
such suspicious results. From creed in
the Constitution to M established church,
and from thence to q monarchy or m CHI
pire, would lie but n succession Of steps
not FIR apart. and possible to be taken by
some ambitious and powerful sect CO
operating with some strong political party
ut some perhaps not very distant dny."
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TnE new Senator from. Mississippi is
three.fourths white. Yet he is called a
negro; for such Ia tho potency Of negro
blood that even the smallest infusion Of it
blackcns its Possessor with the nntipathy
which tho whites feel toward the blacks.
It seems impossible to give its due weight
to the prcpondcrant white blood; and yet
If Revels does make u mark In Congress,
It will be said that the white mixture does
the business. The Senator's career will
be regarded with curiosity and interest,
and his first speech will have criticism
such Is few other maiden efforts have re-
cclvetl. With the negro in Congress and
on the bench, much of the prejudice
against color must fade away. Power
and patronage will give n lustrG to ebony
that It has never had before
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AUGHLENs EYPECTORANT SY,

T AUGHLTNS EXPECTORANT SY-
RUP.-Among tho many things required du-
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
COMFORT and EASE this Syrup stands among the
hrst 1t has been before the public now for is
years and has given tho most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and HoARsENEsS, should not be without It, as
It will afford speedy relief in most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-Can be
relied on in extreme cases. FOR wHooPtNG
CoUGH-Invariably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THRoAT-K tho ThroatmoEst whit.
VIOLENT COUGHS to It's continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGIILIN, SMITH & CO.,
'"'.'' Wholesale Druggists,
JAMS Main ST., Wheeling.
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| hope they will succeed, md the Court
will certainly aid them in all lawful and
proper ways.
egg. 81 HOVE c&i0Jhtss, q.
III K Mixed Jury. VI
Tie hllowips Is - list q he Jurors
drawn tor Albany county for the March
Term Of Court:
GRAND JURORS.
Mrs Amelia Hatcher, ". ii. Harlow,
Louis Miller, Mn; Agnes BAKER,
Mrs. DIR. Hilton, y. HancG,
Frederick IAycUCk ". s. BFumel,
Charles BuASArd, Charles Hutton,
Miss EllEa Stewart, y, f. SpiceF,
Mrs, J sMAckeli -s,-s 'sa,assas- - -s
l.f., PETIr. JURORS, ....
James Adams, Wm. Crawford,
c, \, lie Roy, Michael Carroll,
Miss EettlG lIazen,p AudFGW GInOn,
Mrs Jcnnie Lancaster. nsnry BurgemeyeE,
IA. q. Aymcr, = I. JIM. IaGS6eIi,
Bdwrd FARRELL, Mrs. N, IIartSOuGh,
II. u, TANNER l.. Il. Ashton,
], c, Strong, ~ John Kelley,
MrS: jennie IvlusOu, q. ". Harrington. u
The following Is Judge HOwCs charge
to the Jury: .!.'
LaIies and GcntleMeN Of The Grand
Jnry:.(0 1t Is u novelty 10 sec, US We do
to-day, ladies summonsel to serve Us
Jurors. The extension OF political rights
and franchise TO woman Is o subject that
Is agitating the whole country. 1.hAve
never taken m active part In the discus
sions, but have long seen that woman was
n victim to the vices, crimes and immo-
rality Of man, with no power TO protect
and defend Sherself from these evils. l
have long felt that such powers Of pro-
lection should be conferred upon woman,
and It has fallen to our lot here to act Us
pioneers in this movement, and to test tic
question.
The eyes Of the world arc to-day fixed
upon this jury Of Albany county. There
isnot the slightest improIriety in any lady
occupying the position; and wish to as
sure you TINT the fullest protection Of this
court shall be accorded TO you. Itwould
be n most shameful scandal that, In our
temples of justice and in our courts OF law,
anything should be permitted which the
most sensitive lady might not hear with
prUpriety, and witness; and here let me
add, that It will be sorry day for any
man who shall so far forget the courtesies
due and paid by every American gentle
man to every American lady rs to ever,
by word or act, cndeavor to deter you
from the exercise of those rights with
which the laws have invested you.
I will conclude with the remark that
this Is question for you TO decide for
yourself. No man has any right to inter-
iere. It seems to be proper for women to
sit upon grand juries, which will give
them the best iNssible opportunities 70 aid
in suppressing the dens Of infamy which
curse The country. I shall be glad Of your
assistance in the accomplishment of this
object.
I do not make these remarks from any
distrust orthc gentlemen; on the contrary;
I am exceedingly pleased md gratitied
with the indications Of intelligence, love
of Inv and good order and gCntlcnanly
department, which sec manifested.
] will now listen To any reason which
any Of the jurors may make for being cx'
cusCd.
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CARPENTER, OF WISCONSIN.

Senator Carpenter has face like cor
pulent fed eagle. The head declined, the
subdued face, the iron grey crest give the
idea Of IN eagle resting on his perch; but
there Is a light in Ills eye like shoulder.
ing Goals, and Napoleonic touch Of OK.
preston which reveals IN intensely ambi.
tiouS, strOng.willed, tlery.hearted man. l
sec by the list that Ills term Of Office ex-
pires in 1875, The date might as well be
moved some years further on. This man
is III the Senate, and he will stay there, or
his heart will be under tho pavement, not
above It. lie will not be President lie
Is too strong q character for that. But
while Presidents hold their office four
years md Senators almost indefinitely, o
man Of just ambition in the latter position
has no need TO sigh for the other.
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Senator Howe, Of Wisconsin, has face
like that of a nice old scllOolboy, gentle,
kind and open. The sight Of that bcnevo.
lent pale face with tho Bilvery hair is the
pleasantest In the Senate. He seems a
sort ofScnatorial NIelanCthon. His neigh
Dor in tho arm chair Is q man Of equally
unChallenged character but opposite spirit,
Indeed It seems rs If due regard for propri.
cites Ind placed Mr.. Howe and Lyman
Trumbull next each other. The com.
pressed fiery nature Of Senator, Trumbull
Is relieved by the inOIEensivC friendlinesa
of Howe. BY the way, Mr.. Trumbull Inns
the air retained from his carly experience
rs n pcdagoguc of an old style sClIOolmas.
ter looking up and down for his pupils 1t
Is n legal something sall0w-witll
gray close cut hAir, firm mouth aud steel
gray eyes with suspicious CLEAN of fire
In them that betokcnS the keen darts he
Is ready to hurl Mt his opponents, when
called Tor. lie Is IN endless worker, rare
lyidlc.-IK Washington Correspondence World.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CuILDRENS LIVES SAVED &c


CHILDRENs LIVES SAVED FOR
Wv CENTs-ThouSauds of Children die
annually Of Group. Now, Mothers, II you would
}psnd % cents, and always have bottle Of Dr..
T9blis' Venetian Imminent in As house, you
nsyer nscd.isas losing your little one when At.
tackled with this complaint It Is now q years
btncS~1, have put up my LInImeut, and never
heard Of child dying Of Group When my LInI-
mont was used; but hundreds OF cures have been
reported to me, and many state II It was $40 per
bottle they would not be without 1t. Besides
which, 1t Is certain cure fproutS, Burns, Ilc&l.
ache, TOOthachc, Sore Throat, SwellIngS, MumPs,
Collie, DlarrhGa, pyGepiery. spsams, Old Sores
and Pains In the Limbs, Back and Chest. No
Quo once trIcS It who 10 ever withoHf It. 1t 10
warranted perfectly SRic to take internally. Full
directions With every bottle. Sold BY the Drug.
gIstS and and stOrokOtpCrs in the United States.
Depot, 10 Park Place, n. y. maFS.d&w
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF SENATORS,


The irregular iilCcs in Congress are the
ones which attrNct-nOt the mean, the VI.
pid, the crafty, but the indomimblc, the
iar.sccing, candid, and strong. Some wo.
man called Mr.. Sumner ugly the other
day. Now, l detest tliat great mans
policy on some points, but his face is and
will DO one of the most attractive in the
Senate. There is perception, intelligence,
dominance there, ind when he shakes off
that look Of n sleepy mastitf, which he
chooses to wear oflatc, and his eye clears,
and his shoulders straighten, one secs how
Charles Sumner led the politics Of the Ro-
publican party so long, To my eye he Is
n beautiful mnn-so men ought only to be
-incOrruptiblc and strong.
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THE CumOcrlapd Transcript Is the style
Of daily paper just established in Cum
berland, by Mcssrs. Lowderrnilk q Co.
Tho company" We understand, embraces
our friend H. ]. johnson, once member
Of the ISTELLlogScEN stall. The Tran
script Is a sprlghtly sheet, gets telegraphic
reports, and hhs fresh, newsy look about
It. Cumberland ought to support daily,
and We trust will.
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THOSE OF OUR READERS WHO
i have daughters to educate ara anxious to
select tho most thorough, comprehensive and
heightened school In which to do It. We cheer:
this city as being one Of this clRss-beyOnd a
doubt tic most complete In all ltS appointments
in the State. Here young lady can DO educated
to all almost any position In Ilie. Some Of the
principal features taught arc BollCs-Lotters. Ian.
guagcs. tho art Of Composing, Music, oil Paint.
Ing TelCgraphing, &C. In fact, this Is the Inst;
tuition for young ladyt6 attend TO become we'll
and generally informed,
The building Ii furnished with all the modern
improvements. Time Is nearly at hand for the
opening Of the next term, consequently those
who intend sending should mako immediate ap-
home preparation. We invite attention TO the
advertisement In another column giving rates for
boarding pupils. You may possibly sec y t4mil;
lar name among those Of tho instrnCtOrS-L0cM
Item Of lTs6ellH1 Register Of Narlh 2nd.
mRF3.d&W
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TIE Charleston papers print telegram
announcing that "Tho agony is over. A
tic votelcavcs US the Capital. FIallclGjah !"
The dispatch was sent from this city on
the afternoon of the Cd, and WIS received
in Charleston on the evening Of the 4th.
Lively lightning,
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A WEALTHY farmer of St. Paris, Ohio,
committed suicide recently. No reason
Tor the rash act is given; but u paper con-
tanning one Of Mr.. GrcclGy's articles IN
what Know About Farming" was
found tightly ClAspcd in his right hand.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO

| ry.,,,,.,,
John G. Porter
George &. StOolArC and Mary StooiArc. hIS wife.
James ". Rice, trustee, William Rico and
Attachment In ChAnccry.
The object Of this suit j. 10 subject tho real
estate Of The defendant Ge6rgO o. StOol1re, hero
Inafler more fully described, 70 tho payment Of a
stoOfe IN fas6T q he E pIHInti for 4lSSS viii
interest nom january II, 1870, and to tho pay.
mont Of $l,l 30 with interest from May 3Ith,
1860, being the balance duo upon negotiable
note for $9,0O0, dated December 18th, 1863, al
which Hald George c. StoOlGrG II liable As en-.
dOrsCr, said note having been duly protested.
Said tI2 and q ,l3l,D and Interest a. aforesaid
hClng due from GOOEEc z, SlOOlNrG 10 the plain
til, and real estate having been levied upon by
the Sheriff Of Ohio comfy by virtue Of an order
Of attachment Issued In Inc above cause to wit !:
upon 70 acres Of land In tho county Of Ohio, State
Of West Virginia, Liberty t0wnHhIp, and dGNeFib.
ell In q deed from A. J. Clarke Commissioner,
to said George G. StOOlGrg, on record In Deed
Book No. s., pages 287 and 2S8, as follows: BE.
ginning at post corner to Alexander Orr, thence
South ny degrees +, lOi poles to post corner
to David llOsack, thence North II degrees West
3 7.i0 poles to post corner to Henry MaddGn'A
line, thence North 79k degrees West to post
corner thence South " degrees WGFt - ITO poles
To tho place Of beginning; aRd also tho interest Of
George G. Sto0larc In the following described real
estate: 800 (mOfC or leRs) acres of land situated
In the county Of Ohio, State Of West Virginia,
formerly owned by Henry Madden and located
near Valley Grove Station, on the IIcmpteld Rail.
road, and about two and half miles from West
Alexander, Pennsylvania.
And !tappcATing from an AItllAvit llCd In the
cause, that George C. StoOlare and Mary Stool.
fire, his wife, and Joseph Hupp arc nOu.rcsIdentG
Of the State Of West Virginia, on motion Of tho
complainant, by his counsel. It II ordered that
they do appear within one month from the date Of
the AFSt publication hereof and do Whist 10 ne.
ccsSAry to protect their interest in this suit.
Test: MICIfAEL'J ]. DREINIQ. Clerk.
fsb45-FHl-iW
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FHTY.sIx leading Republican ncwspa'
pen. have declared for an immediate re-
duction Of taxation, md especially there
moval of the income tax.
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WTOMEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mcn-the tue Gsti'
mate Of woman-the happiness Of an honorable
marrIage-ths fearful SOCIAL EvnS Of the day
the cause and cure. Sent nee, in sealed envUl.
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphia, Pa. jauss.d&w
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AT Lynn they are making a new style
Of waterproof boots, ont Of ordinary last
ing or serge, impregnptcd with prcpara-
tion of paralllnc, rendering 1t impcrvious
to Water.
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CnEYRNNE, March 3, lS7O.


w, s. DowNRY-My Dtar Sir: have
YOUR favor OfycsterdAy, and lIavo care.
Hlly considered the question Of the clcgi-
biliiy Of women who arG "CittzCns' to
serve on iliries Mr., Justice ktngman
has also considered the question, and We
concur in the opinion that such women
arS elIgi64. Ny reasons for this opinion
will be given atlOngth II occasion requires.
Twill thank you TO mako II known to
those Indies who have been summoned on
tho Juries, that they viii DO received,
protected, and treated with all the respect
and courtesy due, and ever paid by true
American ladies, and that tic Court by
all the powers Of the Government will Sc
cure 10 them an that Difference, security
from insult, or anything which ought TO
offend the most refined woman, which Is
accorded 10 women In any Of the walks Of
lll& "a. which tho good and true women of
our country have hereto iorCl beGn aecns.
toned 10 nlovc. ~ ~ ~ s.asi-
Titus whatever may hayo been, oriInay
now be- thought Of the policy Of admitting
women, 10 tho right Of suffrage and to
hold Office, they will have fair opportl-
nifty at least In my Court, 70 demonstrate
their ability In this new field, and tho pol
Icy or impolicy Of their occupying i.
or their right to try 1t, ] have no doubt.
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II LIKE to to read cptgrams against us
women" said NIrS Clever. when Il
culprit clanks his chains you know that
they are on him."
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no WAGON AND CARNAGE MA.

Il RERS-llubs for Wagons and Carriages,
to ~, Hickory and OAK Wood FollOeS nom IL
10 inches, Hickory and Oak Wood Bows for
Carriages and BxPreeo Wagons, Poles, shafts
aud Circles Of best Hickory and Oak.
Received by uILDRETIT & BRO,
IS Main Street.
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Tue State debt Of Virginia Is $45,s7a,'
900. ys,.
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DIED.

SUMMER isprCparing sixteen column
speech on onG.Cent postage.