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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-18
Splendid Coal Mine to Lease,

'I'HE COAL SHAFT, WITH ABOUT = S
acres of the ctlehrated Steubenv.le Csal,
lying on the Cleveland g. Pittsburgh Ia load,
aud the Ohio River, one mile above steuben.
Vile will be leas' d 10 Go AHRAD and respon
+ible party for a term of five Years, at a speci.
fed price per 'sHEL or Of Coal mined,
with the privilege of five add ton u years, also
at n sp cited price per bushel or tun.
This shaft, with al the necessary machinery
attached. is one of the beSt of any in or around
Steubeuville. and is in perfect order wi a Ca.
parity for .levating SEVEN OR Eight THOUSAND
BUSHELS PER DAY. One or two main entries
have been driven, so that three thousand bush.
els could be mined and delivered on the plat
form, in railroad cars from the day Of com.
mencement, and increase as fast as new entries
can be opened. Good sites fer building Coke
Ovens. Long railroad sioings Tor shipping coal,
coke er iron, and splehdid locations for 1 on
Furnaces or Rolling Mill, are on the premises;
also tive tenant houses. f..
Written propositions can be handed to J. G
Norris and Thomas Mears Of Steubenville, or
to William Mullins, at the T. +. w. d e. K. Z.
office, in Pittsburgh, on or any time prior to tho
18th day of March, 1870. Propos TONS will also
be received for the pur, base OF the property.
mas #rrFlH COMMITTEE.
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a sad Story.

A few years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
BRASIL, living on Russell street, Hart
ford, Conn ecticut, were o happy and
united couple, having FIVE children.
The father was good workman, in the
employ of the Hartford g. New Haven
Railroad Company, but some time ago
became dissipated 'aHd lost his place.
Soen after, the mother took to drink;
then two children died, another frsc-
tured a hip, causing permanent lam =
ness, and still another became
involved in crime and was sent
to the Reform School. Last Friday.
the youngest child, only four years
of age, was found dead in bed by the
side its drunken mother. The eldest
daughter returning from school first
made the terrible discovery. The
father, who was working in Middletown'
was autographed for, but nothing was
heard from him until Tuesday evening,
when he was arrested by the police for
drunkenness. The mother did not re-
cover from her stupor until Sunday,
and then found that kind friends had
buried her child. The father is still in
the station house. The mother is
nearly crazy, and the entire family is
broken up.
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The Radicals have a new ally in their
rather Anticipated war upon General
George B. Mcclellan, in the person Of
Edward A. Pollard, styled the Con
federata Historian" That gentleman
who is partial to shot guns aud unsus:
pectipg foes, and who fought the cyan
KEGS" at q safe distancs, labors indus
triously to prove that General McClel.
Ian could have taken Richmond in 1862
if be bad tried. of couIs', our RadIcal
friend, will believe all that Mr.. Pollard
says, inasmuch as he also takes dog
at Jefferson Davis. An original fire
eater and ece,sionist, who viii saS
spit ful ihisgs against General McClel
Ian AID Mr.. Davis at the 'me time, i:
at once translated into Radical paeod,
and worshipped aud sworn by accord
iugly.
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The Fate of Joe M'Ginnis.
By JOHN QUILL.

This horrible tale was related to me
Archibald HsgReity, the young gentle.
man who blacks boots:
"Mr Quill, you see Jpe MGinDis and
me aud lot Of Us fellers was pay TO-
marv,l l. down to Pine street wharf one
day. and Joe M'Ginnis had no luck. He
blowed on ALI y and said conJnrln'
over il, and spit on it, aud sed f D
everythings, but 'twa'nt no use, for us
fellers won his commoaers, aud his bulls
eye, and bis glass agate, aid his white
alleys, until Joe jist busted out cryin'
and went aud sot down on q board aud
rubbed his fists into his eyes like he was
a tryiu' 10 gouge 'em. Aud US f-llers We
didn't pay no 'tention TO Joe M'Ginnis.
aud we went on plAyiu' and playin,
aud never saw that Joe bad gone and
sot down on a place where some Teller
had been q sbippin' this yer nitro-gly'
csrin. And that there stuff, you know,
Mr.. Quill, it had leaked out all over
that there board on which Joa M'Ginnis
was q settin', and the first thing Joe
MGinnis knoyed his pauts was soaked
with nitro-giycerln like he had sot
down in the river. Yes, it was. And
Joe M'Ginnis when he felt it gittin'
damp he pranced home, thought he'd
dry them pants of his'n by the stove.
But you know. Mrs. M'Giunis, when she
seed Joe she was mad as fury, and she
list rose right mp and snorted:
al say, you Joe, you outrages william,
where have you been with them there
pants r.
"And then old Mrs. M'Ginnis she just
made rush for Joe, Mr.. Quill and she
grabbed holt of aud lay him crost her
lap this here way, you know. Then
she lifted up that number sixteen fist OF
bern, intepdin' 10 spank Joe MGinais
like sin. But when she struck that
ro-glycerine, Mr.. Quill, wasn't there
q regular Dustin out of things! Je.Iu.
salem! guess SO! There was kind
of grumble and q roar, and rarin'
thsnder andiightin' explosion, and then
about thirty billion earthquakes, all
run into one, and old Joe MGinnis was
blown through the window and the
door, and the fireplace, in little bits of
chunks about the size of a marvel, and
he never kuowea what allied him, while
Mrs. MGinuis went pitchin' through
the ceilIn' and the garrett about ten
"Abu oha
stova pipe, auu p4us ana tom cats, aud
soup tureens and one thing another;
and she never come down agin, she didn't.
And that was what allied Joe M'Ginnis
and Mrs. M'Ginnis, as sure as you are
born. Aud now, Mr.. Quill, couldn't
you give Teller quarter for Christ
mas ~
at Tds sad fate, that of young
Joseph MIG mis-; aud what a solemn
warning it conveys to mothers! How
careful Should every parent DO 10 tx
anime her cbild's Trousers wi h chemical
ties for Diro ycerine before inflIcti'g
punishment! Let mothers lay III s les
son to heart, and resolve hereafter to
exercise loving vigilance lest they, too,
should perish IS wretched Mrs. Nj Gin
mis- did, without chance to get off any
last words.
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Spring is at Hand,

And the system must be purged and renovated.
Do not permit the accumulation Of bile, nor
shock the organs with deleterisus drugs in at
tempting to expel 1t. Use the great Vegetable
Al.erdtise, "IKIsN." The herbs of the field pro.
vide health and nourishment for the animal
kingdom, and bounteous nature supplies herbs
for the healing of man. Among all the mercies
of Providence there has been nothing in medi'
cine yet discovered for the healing of the ma.
items like the pctent, effective and beneficial
properties of the IRIS TerIcOlor. Try it. and
avoid threatened suffering and disease.
feb2s-lm
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We have been informed, says the New
Albany (Ind.) Ledger, by q number of
fruit growers ia Floyd county, that
there is yet excellent promise of . good
peach crop the present year. In some
exposed positions on the highlands
most of the buds have been destroyed.
But on the lowlands, particularly in the
vicinity of the Knobs, there are enough
of the buds uninjured to insure an
average yield of this delicious fruit, if
the buds are not killed hereafter
Apples, cherries, pears and plums ar
reported uniDjured. The peaches that
have suffered the most are of the finer
and more tender varieties.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-18
FINE
TRUST SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE TRUST DEED
made by James T.. Aoheson and wife 70 me.
dated the 2sth day Of 5epteuber. Ise3, and now
Of record In the Recorders otbes for Ohio
county. West Va. in deed book a. pages III
and ia and By the direction Of Ms. LGvina
Acheson win, on Tuesday. the 22d dsy Of
March, 1870. 1t the front door Of the eourt
HtIuse IN the city Of wheeling AZ 10 o'clock A.
II sell part Of The real estate conveyed BY said
deed, viz; The south on eighty feet thereof
No tGeI ~, fronting on Fifth street A piaS Of
sad lots % be sold may be seen ut the warehouse
Of II. K. Lat Co. - = = =
TKE1ls OF SALE Ono fourth OF the purchase
money 70 Be paid In cash; the balance IN one
two and three Jearz. with interest psy able,ssni.
annually. the purchaser giving nsRvtiab nOt~s
and securing sane by deed Of trust 81 his e.
pense. Selling ~ trustee, al the title vested In
M win b conveyed % the purchaser. -
nare-ts HENRY K LIBJ. Trustee.
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Tn TnR muNICIPAL COURT OF


i Wheeling. 80
D':'y' vance a. : Co. ltncA.no.-y.
Frank J. ROthAcksf edl F -.
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant 70 n
decree made and enCered In the above cause
by said Court, at the February term Thereof, I
VII, a. special C9Dmisaionar, sell on saturday,
the 9th day Of April, leo, At public auction At
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio ooun.
ty, the following described real estate, com.
monty known AZ "Kothaoker's Bre VERY 10.
Wit The south half Of lot No %. sltnAts On
the get SIDE a Market stnsst between Jefer.
son and Ad4n1A stieets, In the city Of WheelinR
Said sale was decreed BY said 0surt in order,
lst To enforce q certain deed Of trust made
by Frank J. R0thacker and Elizabeth Rothack.
er' his wife, In favor Of Samuel y. black a.
trustee dated September 20tb. ls;2 nov 81
West Va, in deed book No q, conveying the
above described property In trust 70 secure the
Aanh included In tan notes pay abba 70 Francis
Hegner or order, al bearing date October Ist
1888, the auounts and times OF payment Of the
same BENG - telievs; one for 900, payable
Isssy one for SIS, payable April Ist, IssT one
foe stg1, payable April lst, 1855, one for tffe
pay4Dls April lst, 1872 one for fi5s pay able
April lst, lisp; ene for tt3l, payable A1Fil LET,
70 sT one lot SS psyaSls April lst 1867 one
ts7l, payable April lst, 1874. The debt secured
by sald deed IL entitled 10 credits amountipg,
principal and interest n October lst, 1902 10
t6tSls5, and the amount Of principal ana Inter
EFT claimed e be due, unpaid and secured by
sHid deed Of trusL for which sals will Be made.
IL tlVgo Win Interest from October Ist, 1875, due
% D. y. Camden. a. surviving ereeufor Of Lsyfh
Stsenrod, deceased.l ID. To satisfy, cutter
the proceeds OF sAid sale, sundry Judgment
Hens upon the equitable interest of aala Ko.
thacksr in said property - : ~ =
The tsrma OF ND aaIe ,vtfI L. -. .LI a =, A.
purchase money cash In hand and the remain.
Ger 10 two sqosl inst1lments. paI aba An ain
ana twelve months from the day Of ALE. vith
interest tbsrson fnOm sai4day, add dsfefred
Pay pents being secured by the purchaser giving
Ms bonds for the same With Rood per.ol, Al -.
oaTtty and By the title being retained untiI TIE
same are paid. ALFRED CALDWELL
narf-d special ConamissIoner
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mOn md the MagdaIen,

Essays for Young Men The victims OF social
evils-with words Of warning for the erring and
unfortunate,-sanitary aid and words of cheer
for the down.ca.t and afflicted. Sent free, in
scaled envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO'
CITATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Steamboat sac

WILL BE SOLD Ar PUBL - ~ y,
w al 10 o'clock A. n, % 10. q
q, 1910, at the Court Hsuse = ,Sr -
Wheeling. the wreck Of the So ~,
boat sRsbeeea," the hull, enEie.. -. - Z,
CINE, boilers and machinery q - s.atJa =
The Ohio River q; 81 opp'siIe y - =,
tershurx W. VA cabin, P.sD 81 y I
furritnrs. pi4ns. doors, bifnsa, "a 40
On storsrsom Of KessrsL Q. q. N y
the city al Whosiibg. Ons ~ - 80
chase mooney % 10 paid In s.sa;, ~, -
two equal ps3 menfs a. siy AL ss 49,.
banring Interest from data, ~ J0p.
's mnriy.i, Aessff0
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TRUSTEES SALE.

At ten o'clock, at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, proceed TO sell ut public
auction, TO the highest and best bidder, the fol
lowing described real estate, situated in the
said county, about three miles north OF the city
of Wheeling, and bounded by the lands Of
Robert B Woods, heirs OF A. P Woods, A. NJ
Jacobs and County Road with privilege Of g
twenty foot outlet to the OHIO river, containing
about thirty acres, more or less, together with
about eighty.five acres more CT less, OF Goa
underlying and al acent to the above mentioned
land, described as q six feet vein, and of supe
rior quality. -FN .
Said deed OF trust was given to secure tC
Nicholas Crawley the punctual payment OF Q
promssory note for Five thousand Dollars
bearing date the cath day of August, 1868, and
pay able TO the order of the said Nicholas Craw
Icy at the Merchants National Bank of Wheel
ing, one year alter the Uate thereof, for value
received, with interest from date. This sale l.
made TO pay the principal Of the said note, with
interest thereon from the gath day VI August
1863, till paid. and the costs OF this sale.
TERMS OF SALB-0ne-fourth cash, and the re
mainder of the purchase money in three equa
instalmeHts of six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred in
stalments, bearing interest FROM date. to be
| secured by deed of trust upon the property sold
or the title will be retained until the nstes are
paid.
Selling as trustee will convey only sucl
title as Is vested in under said deed 81 trust
although il is believed to be undouhted.
j. +. UPDEGRAFF,
marl7.td Trustee.
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wOmRN's MISSES AND CHI
DRRN's HALu0HAIs

In the department Of Women, Mo-
ChildTen'A goods Wv defy oompslasr III
over, We can give 10 eur cusiowtD. os! 4
best work. any sire they MAJ IEs 4
enabling them N n up and WorE % tts 4
broken stock. This Il an irdnosDsti ~
by very few dealers, and 1t will " IP,rssl
a. very great advantage by Los Iyr1s
In retailing Boots and ShOcs
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WE INVITE THE ATM,

WE INVITE THE ATTy,u
w Of Merchants 10 Oar yer, h,,, ~
mont Of BOOTS AND SHOES nov -.
Fall and Winter Trade.
With an experience Of mahy va, .
house having been established 10 l5 a.
with truth, assert that our .,osi 4, -
variety, durability, freedom frou 4 -.
ity, and adaptation Ia the EAaA dVsf
glniA and Ohio, Is not aud cannot y 80.
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WANT OF UNIP0RnIT, N
now WE PRByEtIlT

Tho want Of uniformity In BOop az -
II we'll known, equals II not eIcret, "a "a
other klnd6 manufactured good, % ri
protect ourselves and customer - ali Z
rule not 10 receive or place 90 ssis ~ =
not regular and uniform, eIosP ~ %
Low In price 20 allow Of uniformly I'S
this every pair OF Boots and sbo'. "a -
our store 10 carefully Examined and i'.''s :
less found correct In size, Tree from siz's
"a ntEortn In nuaiftv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-18

Fancy Extra Family Flour.
Inn BARRELS MISSOURI MILLS
LUZ xxx Choice White Wheat, just re.
ceived and for sale by II. REILLY.
maria
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FOR RENT, APRIL 4.

rJHE OFFICE NOW OCCUPIED BY
/ Mr.. Fairfax, in the Star Foundry building,
fronting on Market street. Enquire of
marl6.lw CULBERTSUN & FISHER.
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Hummel's Essence of Coffee.
S0 GRO. JUST RECEIVED AND
0V for sale BY n. REILLY.
maria A
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TWO LECTURES
JOHN B. COUGH
. WASHINGTON HALL.

THosE OF OUR READERS WHO HAVE
i daughters to educate are anxious to select
Tho most thorough, comprehensive and high.
toned school in which to do it. We cheerfully
recommend the Young Ladies Institute Of thi,
city as being one of this olass-beyond doubt
the most complete in all its appointments in the
gil almost any position in life. Some of the
principal features taught are Bellies Lettres
Languages, the art Of composing Music, Oil
Paint ne, Telegraphing Sc In fact this is the
Institution for q young lady TO attend to be-
como well and generally informed.
The building is furnished with all the modern
Improvements. Time Is nearly ut hand for the
opening Of the next term. We invite attention
TO the advertisement in another column. You
may possibly see familiar name among those
of the instructors. mars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-18

Especial attention l. called 10 or o. a,
Of Mons THICK and RIr BJoTs nrr.
out sf the very best KIP app.r and .. -
they are solid double sole. have o., ~, !.
stamped on the bottom, and eau b, ,.-.-s
relied upon 10 give excellent nuiOs q, :
faction To the consumer.
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ALL OUR WORK
MRN's THICK q KIP seen

IL made and selected mainly NlihIvn,,
VICE and RIAL VALUE. securing fur ne A ,
style We can without a sacrdce Of os,-
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THICK BROGAss a BILu
RAILS

Our stock Of Brogans and Ba'no1i b
Boys and Youth iAof endless VARIETY ri !
best work will be- found Ia be made o.. !
very best material ard In the B%i J1s
like mAnnIr
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GOODS EQUAL TO sAnPLn

necessary 20 examine beyond he as
shown. BY our system Of eIamihl'i', .
lection, buyers ars protected ''u1 - :
goods inferior 10 samples AEss ~
recognized duty Of dealing a. ~ so' :.
by, We regard II A. pecunisrIy our 80
70 act ~ 20 secure and rothn The oett',i' I
ali WIN may favaT M with tLflI irAdl
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
n..1v REGISTER.

NJ waar t7 50 Three MONTHS az
At rsyonths 90 One month.
"a srRscRrsERs IN THE CIT.
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LoWRsr mAKKET PRIlIi

All orders receive tho prompt 900 ar ;
tention Of one Of our firm.
CD KSOI
Successors 20
ianlo MCCLELLAN a DI
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
E,c1E H.tJ. sentember 2. 1870.

EAGLE HALL, September 2, 1870.
At regular monthly meeting OF the Eagle
Steam Fire Engine Company, convened this
evening. the accompanying preamble and res
.olutions were unanimously adopted:
We are again called upon to perform the sad
duty of chronicling the death Of our deceased
honorary member, E. DUFoRr, which painful
event occurred in Savannah, Georgia, on the
Sd August, 1870.
For many years he was connected with lis as
a worthy, faithful and efficient member, and
OH retiring from active duty, as recognition
of his services, his name was inscribed on our
honorary roll.
Cut down in the prime OF life, with all his
energy and faculties in full bloom, 1t is, indeed,
sad, and, though We were deprived Of the plea
sure and qualification of soothing his dying
hours, yet we have the privilege left of Offer
ing the last tribute to his memory by the ac'
companying resolutions:
RESOLVED, That by the death Of our honorary
brother, e. UUFoRT, this company has lost
jealous member aad esteemed friend.
RESOLVED, That We bow In submission TO the
decree Of Providence, and tender our heartfelt
sympathies to the family of the deceased.
Resolved, That We wear the usual badge OF
mourning at our next psrade, and that q page
in our minute book be inscribed to. his
memory.
Resolved, That copy of the above pream.
amble and resolutions be sent to the family OF
the deceased. and that they be published IN
The DAILY NEWS.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Jacob Butler was sent
to Jail for thirty days for trespassing upon Mr.,
Chlsolm's premises, corner of Vanderhorst and
Thomas streets.
william L. Witherspoon was sentenced to
thirty days in jail 70: assaulting Jane Rut'
ledge.
Lizzie Johnson, vagrant, was sentenced
to twenty days in jail
Jane Dugan, for beating Rache, Artope, was
sentenced to thirty days in JAIL
John Flaherty. for raising row in Meeting
street, was fined $40 or goes to iail for twenty
days.
John Hudson and Timothy Robinson were
each sentenced to IS fine or ten days in Jail.
George W. Williams, reported previously as
having been turned over for prosecution for
beating Hannah Dolly with board, has been
sent to Jail.
Mary Jane Leahey was fined $40 or twenty
days in jail for keeping disorderly house in
Tradd street.
Anna Abrams was sent to the House OF Cor
rection for twenty days for robbing Mr.. Chris
topher Boags. She is only twelve years old
Patrick Ward, for raising disturbance in
Elliott street and assaulting policeman, was
fined $40 or twenty days in jail.
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iuly26-tu6

mrTHE SHIVERING SEASON.-THE
loss to the laborlng classes Of the United States
caused by fever and ague has been estimated at
.unyards OF two millions Of dolls-s per annuni
Whole settlements are sometimes Frustrated by
tie dlsease, and 1t Is regarded in some localities
~ one OF those visitations Of Providence which
cannot be avoided. This Is mistake. AS GER
,ainly as any OF the evils which are invited oy
neglect may be forestalled by precaution, 80 cer-
tanly NAV an attack OF intermittent Tor remit
tent fever be prevented by invigorating the sys'
tenn with Hostetters Stomach Bltters IN advance
of the season at which this malady prevails. Pre-
yenton, 1t is needless to say, Is the Wisest poey
but 1t Is consollng to know tina: where time has
not been thus taken by the forelocE, and the par
oxysms have actually commenced, complete
euro NAV. in ali cases. be rapidly effected oy the
nae OF this powerful vegetable rcnic. The repu'
tatlon Of the Bltters as specific for dyspepsia
liver complaint, constipation and nervous deolli'
ty. has In some measure thrown Into the shaoe
its merits as preventive and cure OF other all
men,s but all who have ever taken 1t, either rs
protection against or remedy for ma'artous fe-
vers will dmit thatit surpasses In efficiency oil
the so.called specifics tncluding qulntne, usuaHy
nresorbed for tscse maladies, while tt is at the
same time entirely harmless and decidedly pala-
,o,Ia sep3-6D8c
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9uerial Notices.

~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT
coCRT-soUTH CAROLINA, DIsTRICT.-IN BE
THE LAURENs RAILROAD COMPANY, BANK.
RUPTs-N BAEKRCPTCY.-The creditors; Of the
Laurens Railroad Company, Barkrupts, are re.
GuIred, by order OF the Court dated August %,
1870, to render and establish their respective
liens, before O. G. JAEGER, Registrar, at New
berry, South Carolina, within thirty days from
the publication hereof, or they will be preclude,
from any distribution OF the assets Of the said
Bankrupt JAMES N. BAXTER, Assignee.
Newberry, S. c., September 8, 1870.
sepS-1uo a..
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@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1884, DR.. RUGGE dlscov.
cred "Carbolic Acldn and Its extraordinary meoi'
cal effects, nothing in the history Of Medicine mas
equsled 1t. Largely used by the French pnJsi'
clans in treatment Of consumptiVe and scfola-
lous diseases 1t was introduced by the Court fnS'
siciau OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, Into frus-
s!s, and from thence to the United States. NO
| thing else OF the present day can equal HEN
RY'S SOLUTION OR OARBOLIC CONSTITUTION
RENovAToR. Patients get better after ors1v one
| dose has been taken, and We cordially recommend
1t to the pubue.-{Editor "Argus." 1anl1 lyf