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CUNARD LINE.
RI. TEE e BRyTJSR q NORTH
>It@esss AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM
NI~aINSHIPS between NEW YORK and
82zz1.zLlVERPOOL, calling at Cork Harbor
JAVA, We'd June IS. TARIFFA, Wed. june 20.
T III ~ y. RUSSIA; Wed. July 6.
SCOTIA, We'd. 90. NEMESIS, Tn. 90 Z.
MALTA, .' 90. CHINA. Wed. Z. IS.
CUBA, - &c 49, BATAVIA, Wei. =" IS.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the Steamers not carrying Steerage.
SecOhu SaDln OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oOb
First Cabin to Paris. ..............$ 145, gold
BY the Steamers carrying Steerage.
First Cabin. $780, gold Steerage. $780,. cuireacy
steamer of this line leaves Liverpool tor Boston
every Tuesday. bringing freight and passengers di-
rect.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
and al! parts OF Europe, at lowest rates.
Through Bills OF LadiDg given for Belfast, GLASGOW
Hayre, Antwerp, and oiber ports on the Continent;
and for Mediterranean ports
For freight and cabin passage amply at the compa-
nys office, 10 Broad-st. JAMES ALEXANDER,
Agent.
For Storage passage apply to LAWRENCE &
RYAN, 10 Broad ST., Boston. no10'69eodtf
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Good Business Chance.
MUM small and good. Rent Low. Possession
~ given Immediately. No. % Pine st.
Dy24eOd3w JOUN BIJZZELT.
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Es&%s s5ss Ge;elsas.
Al who iave committed an excess OF any ind
he ther il be the solitary vice CT YOUTH tbs tins,
cg Tebuke OF misplaced c0nfdeI ce in T1aiu1er yesrs,
sEsk FOE Al AKTIDoTR IN sBAaoS.
ghs Paine sno Aches, snG Lassitude and hervora
Prostitution that may follow Impure Coticr,
are che Barometer 10 the whole system.
DO net wait for the contamination that is sure to FOL.
low; do not wais for Unsghtiy Ulcers, for
disabled Limbs. for Loss OF Beauty
sad GoinpssEion.
sszp,~ % Any sEsSuasns Dxs aealssy ca 81 his
sy sJassesy sezpcFzszs4'
Yoong u,eu troubled with emissions In sieop,--a
complaint generally the result OF bad habit in
,auEh, -treatea zasntieras snd psriee. cure sas.
rsnted OF charge made,
Hardly day peases but are cogsuitsa yy oglS OF
more young with the asave disease, ecne Of
whom are as weak and e,nacia.ed ee though they had
have it. All euoh yield to the proper and Only
correc. course Of treatment, and in shors tIos sEe
msGA to rssoi'a In csrtsof health.
sssGs4zsaS 3o& EGca.
There ara man, men OF the age OF thir5, whe ara
troubled with too frequent excavations from the ba3.
der. often accompanied by slight sInarting burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In mar
ner the pattern cannot account iCr. On examining
she urinary deposits ropy sediment vii lotteD be
found and someties sIna particles OF se,nen I'll ST.
buInen vii appeal OF the color will be OF thin niilp-
ssh hue, again ohanxins to 9arE and tqrbid sppes'
ance. There many who die Of tbs Gitfcqi.;,
.gnorant 0: he eause, which is the
SsooFT sFASE OF BIENNIAL wsAarssa.
! can warrau' peEfsct curt in sucs csaes, snd
Persons wbn cannot personally consult the d..
can do so ty writing, In q p'sn manner, deaorip-
ton OF their diseases, and the appropriete sdies
will be forwarded iInJasi ateiye
JAN correspondence strictly coaSasu;is ST.. sii
y returpel, II desired
Afdrssa; C.s, Il. IS. HOGHEs,
No. Ii prable Stree
d,st lcur 60 GFs Prsci1 House, rcrIani, Hs
~ Send Stamp soT CiTouisr.
Msec5sc NedicGi gssf;r.nnTg,
'GXs TIE sAAasEDs.
Dis. HUGHES particularly invites ali LaiiisS, sao
need medical adviser, to call at his roons, No. IL
Srebls Street. which they vii fnd arranged FOR sbeI
ssuecial accommodation
Or. "a Eclectic Senovatlnc nj sdicnes ere 1ns:ya,.
led in efficacy and superior virtue in refulatirg eli
Female Irregularities Their action is ereciac sna
certain of producing relief a short Tina
LADIES viii find it Invaluable in all casea OF %.
arnctons after all other remedies have been tried In
vain. 1t purely vegetable. containing nottine In
the least injurious TO the health ard tai an
with perfect safety at all TINES.
Sent to pert Of tina country, with iu sifect;on
by Addressing DR.. HUGHES,
jsp1. 1sfHdRs No. "a fSebio Street. Portland.
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Nickel Plating.

4 RTICLES plated with NICKEL do not TAR
IA NISH, are not easily SCRATCHED, and will
wear much lot ger than silver plating.
Orders received at 50 Exchange street, where
Specimens may be seen.
q. L. BAILEY,
my9eodtf Agent tor the Omitted Nickel Co."
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Concrete Puce22a emit.

rNBE Subscribers are now prepa,ed IN loy S;,o
walks, Ga-den-walks, Drives, Floors Yards a." a.
to give satisfaction. The best of ieiere, COS os
All or 'ers lett at q Union ST., 1G4 Commerciai
st. promptly attended to.
GATLEY, SHERIDAN & GRIFFITIUs
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Price tor Examination, OGe Dollas.
Certi6cnIes of Cures.
This is to certify that have been sick for wears
with what the ph sicans, to the number OF 8 or TO-
called Drop,y of the Heart and Enlargement OF the
Liver. called on Mrs Manchester, the clairvoyant
phys eiao on the 18Th June, at the Merrimac louise
She made examination OF my and immedi-
ately told l had tape worn. she prescribed
and eighty feet ct tie tape worm pass IF, and she
has portion OF it that any one may at her
rooms This is true statement of the case, and
recommend al TO go and see her and try her skill.
GEokGE H; RI HARRISON,
MARY ANN RICHARDSON
Newburyport Mass, June 70, 1869.
NEW GLOUCESTER. April %, 1870.
This is to certify that called on Mrs. Manchester
the celeb ated Physician last August to be treared
Physicians said l must have it taken off with a
knife did not feel willing to submit to that treat
ment; consequently they told me they could do
wonderful cures, though last resort would
consult her. did the oath August, and at this
time my breast is well and no appea ance of cancer
l must truly say that think her great Physician
advise every one 10 go and See her and give her a
trial. MRS. n. II. PERRY
HENRY PERRY
FAIRHAvEN Dec I. 1869.
wish to let the public know that called on Mrs.
Manchester eight months ago, be treated for deaf
ness ard CatarIh. have been deaf tor eleven YEAR
totally deaf with one ear, and partially so with
ali to no purpose. l used Mrs. Hlanchester's rene
dies six months, and can truly say l have been
happy man since got my hearing. l am. by the
blessing of God and her skill, fully restored to my
hearing. l advise all to 60 and consult her. she will
tell you honestly what she can do.
JOHN L. FISHER.
This is to certify that Mrs Manchester has doctored
in my family for six years, with marked success,
She has cured my wife OF dropsy in its worst form
my daughter of spinal disease of five years standing
sister OF deafpess and caarrh my father of blind
ness. And would recommend her to the public as
skilful physician, and every way worthy of patron
age. JOHN HODSDON. .
Portland, Maine, June Goth 1869. dSwtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
University Medicines.
THE THAUMATURGlCAL Rem 6DIALS.
Ihe Greatest SMcceSS of the Age.
90 ,S93 Cures in eight months Of

26,S93 Cures i'm eight months of
Catarrh, Heart Diseases. Consumption, Kidney At
feouons. Bronchitis, Blood Maladies, hheuma-
tlsm, Womb Complaints, Neuralgia. Liver
Diseases Scrotula, Eye Affections, Deaf
ness, Nervous Debili y, Dyspepsia,
Female Diseases, Heaoaele
Fever and Ague, Nervous
ness, ST. Vitus's Dance
Asthma Organic
Weakness,
Epilepsy, Impaired Memory, Tumors, Ulcers,
Efuptions, Piles Exhausting Drain
on System.
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NoIICE IS hereby given, that the subscriber has
DANIEL W. MILLEIT, late Of Portland
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and ba,
taken upon herself that trust as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon tbe
estate OF said deceased, required to exhibit the
same and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
ISABELLA S. MILLETT, Executrix.
Portland, May nth, 1870. FRmv 2O3w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-31
ACADEMICAL COrRSE.

l.
The student selects his own course Of study
under the advice of his Parents or Of the Fac
ulty. The several schools are go arranged AZ
10 admit of a complete Cyugse Of study in the
following directions:
|. Department OF Arts, 20 which Is attached
IL, De gree of BACHELOR or Ans.
=. Department of Science
with the Degree OF BACHELOR or SCIENCE.
3. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree OF BACHELOR or Philosophy
The Degree of MASTER OF ARTs is conferred
on Students who have completed the course OF
study Ia nine of the Schools, and haze taken
distinctions in seven Of these.
=. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
|. Department of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma OF CIVIL ENGINEER.
>. Department of Mining IN cheering
with the Diploma OF MINING ENGINEER
g. Department Of Law and Equity
with the Degree 0i BACHELOR or LAW
It is proposed to still further extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction of
|. Mechanical Engineering . Applied
Chemistry. 3. Agriculture. I. c ImmerGe.
g. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces the subjects OF LatlI
Greek, Mathematics and English, preparatory
70 the regular College classes.
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School PenmsnBhip, Bookkeeping
Accounts, &C., are taught, under the authority
OF the Faculty.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AND HONORS.
AS special Inducements to diligence, three
Gold Medals and five Honorary Scholarships
the latter covering tuition and College fees arr
annually awarded.
Three Masters of Arts are annually appoint
ed as Resident Masters with valuable priv
leges and emoluments.
The College educates, free of charge, all can
didates for the Ministry, properly recommend
ed. 1t appoints 70 free Scholarships twenty ave
young men intending TO make Journalism theil
profession. Itgives long credit TO meritorioui
young men without means.
The next session opens the third Thursday
September and closes on the fourth THURSDAY
Of June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed a325 PEI
alnum.
Fog further information address
]. n LEECH, elk OF FACULTY,
Aaz2I-dLWly Lexington. Va
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A SPRING DAY.-Yesterday was q
genuine spring day. The air was warm
and pleasant and the sun shone glori-
ously. We don't know why they call
these spring days; they never put any
spring in us. On the contrary, we are
ready to be qualified that we never felt
more deliciously lazy in our long and
active career than we did yesterday
We got ashamed of it, and crawled out
to see how it affected other people.
They were as lazy as ourself. We saw
one chap resting himself against the
corner of the Mcclure House, without
ambition enough to go to sleep-shut-
ting his eyes was too big an effort fol
him under the circumstances. But the
ladies were out in force. Market and
and Main streets were bright with them
as they passed from store to store, ar
rayed in the many and beautiful colors
fashion has ordained for their habili.
ments, until they look like animated
rainbows. We have just energy
enough left to squeak out one hurrah
for the ladies and one for the spring
time. ~
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THE LADIES SOROsIS CLUB, of New
York, recently changed their discus
sions from woman's suffrage to Hair
preparations and Pimple Banishers.
They declared that where nature had
not endowed them with beauty, it was
their right-yea, their duty-to seek it
where they could. So they all voted
that Magnolia Balm overcame Sallow-
ness, Rough Skin and Ring marks, and
gave to the complexion a most diStinguc
(Sorosian) and marble-like appearance
dangerous to men, no doubt); and that
Lyons Kathairou made the Hair grow
thick, soft and awful pretty, and more
over prevented it from turning gray,
If the proprietors of these articles did
not send the sisters an invoice, they are
not smart.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA CoURIER.-The
attention of the public is directed to
the advertisement of the Vest Tirginid
Courier elsewhere printed. This enter
prise is started to meet a want which
is felt not only in the Kanawha Valley,
but throughout the entire State, of a
frst.class journal at the seat of Govern
ment. Neither labor nor expense is be-
ing spared in giving the Courier the
perfect outfit needed to make it just
such paper as all our people should
have. The proprietors have already
secured a sufficient amount of patron
age to warrant them in saying that the
COURIER will be second to no journal
ever published in the State in point Of
general completeness. A liberal pat
ronage from this end of the State is ex-
pected, because it will be deserved.
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TEE FoURrH STREET M. E. CHURCH

THE FOURTH STREET M. Z. CHURCH
OaGAN.-On the invitation of w. E.
Trull, Esq, and certain other of our
musicians, we last evening attended a
sort of amateur organ concert, at the
Fourth Street N. Z. Church. The new
organ just put up in the choir gallery
at the west end of the church, was
built by VIM A. johnson, the celebra-
ted organ builder, of Westfeld, Mass,
aud was put in place by j. E. Treat, VINO
appears to BET expert at this sort OF
business, and seems to be as much at
home in wilderness of pipes and all
sorts of odd contrivapces, as we would
be in front of case of types.
The organ is a magnificent one, and
the largest in the city, costing between
$4,000 and $4,000. The case is of an ele
CANT design, and corresponds with the
architecture of the church, and is made
of chestnut and black walnut. The
front pipes are brilliant in gold and
colors, and give a very handsome ap-
pearapce to the organ, relieving it from
the dull and heavy look such instru-
ments usually have.
That our readers may have an idea Of
the great power of this instrument, we
append the number and name of the
stops and pipes:
Great Organ-BourdOn, open Diapa-
son, Dulcimer, Melodia, Octave, Flute
d'Amour, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Mixture,
three ranks, Trumpet, Clarione,te-To'
tai, II.
SreU OrgaR-Open Diapason (large),
Sal!cional, 43eopped Diapasoa, bass,
Stopped Diapason, Fugura, Piccolo,
Mixture, two ranks, BassoOn, bass, Obol
Total, 8.
Pedal Organ-Dopble open Diapason,
Violincello-Total, 3.
Making total Of twenty-threo stops.
Besides these there are mechanical stops,
swell to great and pedal organ, PEDAL
check, tremolo and two combination
pedals to act on great organ.l
The organ was manipulated last night
by DR.. Weisel and others, before quite
an audience of ladies and gentlemen,
who expressed their delightin unmeas-
ured terms at the delightful, round,
stringy tones of this magnificent instru-
ment. After thoroughly testing its
tone and capacity, some of the best sing
ers in Wheeling sang a quartette, which
fully tested the acoustic properties of
the church. They are perfect.
We must congratulate our Methodist
friends on having the finest organ and
most beautiful, complete and comfort.
able Church building in the State, il
not in the West.
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EGO to Porter's ard make your pur-
chascs before he closes out.

REMOVAL, REMOVAL, of the West Vir-
GINA Hoop Skirt Factory, from the old
stand, No. 161, to 122 Main street, next
door to G. Mendel 81 Co., room formerly
occupied by j. II. Smith & Co. as dry
goods store, where we shall be pleased
to see eur many old friends, and as many
new ones as shall desire to call upon us.
Thanking the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon Us, and soliciting a continuance OF
the same, we remain, very respectfully,
COIN, SAMPLINER IL Co.
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New AND FASHIONABLE STYLEs.-We

NEW AND FASHIONABLE STYLEs.-We
would call a attention. to the advertise
ment of John L. Rice in this mornings
REGISTER. Mr.. Rice has just received
from the East and is opening some OF
the handsomest and most stylish cloths
for dress and business suits, ever
brought to this market. They are very
fashionable in style, and from the first
factories in this country and in Europe.
And when you have selected from this
large stock the kind of goods you wish
to have a suit made from, our friend
Charley Wheeler, the prince of cutters,
stands ready to give you superb fit.
Drep in at Rice's and look at his stock
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IgOnly a few days remain to sell my
choice stock of goods. +. NJ. PORTER.

REvIvAL.-During the past week one
Of the most successful ard extraordinary
revivals of religion that ever came
under our notice has been in progress
among the Methodists of Bridgeport,
Ohio, and still continues. A number OF
laymen living at Bridgeport and on
Wheeling Island, feeling the great ne
cessity for an awakening in that local
ity, called series of meetings in the
western portion of Bridgeport, and their
efforts have been crowned with aban-
dant success. Night after night the
mourner's bench is crowded, and many
persons have expressed themselves
hopefully converted. Among them is an
old gentleman, who for thres.fOurths of
a century has resisted the many ap'
peals made, but who is now enrolled
among those who are seeking to reach
that better and purer world.
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From the woodsfsld to.) Spirit of Democracy.
A Lively Time.


On Wednesday evening, the % inst,
Marshal Dutton, of Marietta, and Mr..
Kirkbride, of New Matamoras, reached
this place with warrant empowering
them to arrest Thomas Early, charged
with the murder of Thomas Jet, in
Washington county, during the year
1860.
The Marshal procured the services Of
Deputy Sheriff o. F. Little and Mr.. c.
p. Dorr and left here on Thursday morn
ing for the residence of Early, near
Boston, Belmont county. They arrived
at his house aud were informed that he
was in the woods, chopping-
Little and Dorr, the latter the only
one in the party acquainted with Early,
went to where he was working and re-
quested him to 60 with them. He re-
piled that he would in a moment.
Quick as thought he threw down his
axe and ran, followed by two shots from
Little's revolver; at the first fire. he
shrugged one of his shoulders, but re-
covered, jumped a fence and dlsap-
peared. Dutton and. Kirkbride also
fired one shot each.
In about three quarters of an hour
Little saw James Early, brother, leave
Toms house, carrying something. he
watched and saw them meet IN the
woods, when Jim handed Tom his coat,
which he put on. Little approached to
within thirty feet before they saw him.
when Tom ran, followed by another
shot frem Little's barker, which failed
to check him.
The officers returned here on Friday
morning. We have the following de-
scription of the accused:
Height, 5 feet inches; hair, black
and busby; whiskers, black; weight,
about 100 pounds; complexion, dark.
The reward for Early's arrest and
con viction, offered by the adninistTa'
tor of Jett's estate, is $4,000.
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The WATCH TRADE. - The watch
trade has become quite feature in the
business of Wheeling. We now have
in our midst firm cnterprising enough
to import Watches direct from Switzer-
land. Oxtoby Is Dufield, the Market
street Jewellers, have had their watch
in the market for near year, and many
are the testimonials, they have received
as to its merits for accuracy as to time,
neatness of finish, and durability as a
steady, reliable me-piece. The watch
bears their firm name, and is guaran-
teed in every respect.
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A Relieve find upon our table,
through favor of James Quigg, an cleo
tion ticket, for the election held May
9th, 1851. 1t is headed Democratic
Ticket" and has the names of George
H. Lee, of Harrison county, for Judge
of Court of Appeals, George w. Thomp-
son, of Ohio county, for Circuit Judge,
and NJ. NJ. Dent, for Clerk of County
Court. There is no names on the ticket
for the offices OF Sheriff, Clerk of Cir
chit Court, DC. The changes which
have taken place since that ticket was
printed almost pass belief.
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CAN MANAGE HIS OWN AFFAIRS
Nearly all the citizens of Ritchietown,
and a pretty heavy invoice from this
city, were crowded into Squire Schultz s
office yesterday, the excitement being
an inquiry before jury to determine
whether Alex. Carson, of South Wheel
ing, was of sufficient mental soundness
to be any longer entrusted with the
management of his own affairs. The
inquiry lasted the entire day, and re-
suited in a verdict that Mr.. Carson is of
sound mind, and perfectly competent to
manage his own affairs.
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d. A. ADLER L. CO., at Wheeling, are a
branch of K0HN, ADLER & CO., 3Cs Market
street, Philadelphia. feb7
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LAUeHIIN.s ExpEcToRANT SYRUP


LAUGHLIN's ExPECToRANT SYRUP
Among the many things required during
this unpleasant winter for personal
HEALTH, COMFORT and EASE this
Syrup stands among the first 1t has
been before the public now for 10 years
and has given the most entire satistac-
ton. All persons suffering from
COUGHS, COLDS and HOARSENESS,
should not be without it, as it will af-
ford speedy relief in most diseases of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR GROUP
Can be relied on in extreme cases.
FOR WHOOPING COUCH-Invariably
gives speedy relief. FOR SORE
THROAT-Keep the Throat moist with
it. VIOLENT COUGHS-Yield to its
continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH g. CO.,
Wholesale Druggist, r,
Main St., Wheeling.
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Ss.,urdny. the l6th day of
s" April, 1S7O,

.,,,oct AZ the front door of the Court
A. ten g Gbio county, proceed TO sell at public
House " ,o the highest and best bidder the fol-
Suct'uN' 1s.crtbed real estate, situated in the
loSipE sbout three miles north of the city
Siid cy ynI;r- and bounded by the lands of
Of Wnods heirs OF A. 7. Woods, A. M.
EapTIt Nd County Road. with n privilege OF a
ja'oUs foor outlet 10 the Ohio river, containing
WI, thirty acres more or less, together WIFE
ag'u. irbty.hve acres, more or less, OF coai
sVSu.l r;ng and A. acent to the above mentioned
auHT described a. a six feet vein, ana OF supe-
10y quality o;,.s, % sacura 70
SSE",,s Crawley the punctual payment OF
NI'uS.sorv note for Five thousand Dollars
pFVliI, date the Gath day OF August, leb5 and
yea ~ "a the order of the said Nicholas Craw'
pa! ,bc Merchants National Bank OF Wheel
icy a. 80 wear after the cate thereof, for value
ihE, "a with interest from date. his sale Is
TeCSl' =, nav the principal of the said note with
p4NU - thereon from toe Gath day VI August
10 le e III Maid and the costs Of this sale.
lsSs, ". ar SALE-One.fouIth cash, and the re.
20 of the purchase money in three equal
lna.hSSs of ak. twelS and eighteen months,
E,s'..nrcbaser giving notes for the deferred in.
inc ~ hearing interest from date, to be
s1A S bv deed OF trust upon the property sold,
,;ts will be retained until the notes are
paid. .-,s.aa will convex only sucb
= "a "a vested in me under said deed OF trust,
~. ';;,,iTongh IL is believed to be undon6ted.
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