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The Range OF Chassepo,.

A letter from Forbach, in the Temps
gives the following illustration OF the
range of the Chassepot. Att consider
able distance from the French advanced
posts superior Prussian officer was
observed every morning for some days.
Followed by an escort Of about twenty
horsemen, and provided with field
glass, he moved about looking arrogant
lv towards the other lines, 30 secure
did he think himself from our fire.
His constant appearance irritated the
French soldiers, and a promise was
made that a prompt opportunity should
be taken TO teach this Prnssian officer
that General de Failly had not spoken
idly when he extolled the wonders OF
the Chassepot. On Friday morning, as
soon as French vidette caught sight
of the Prussian, he informed the lieu
tenant o, the Sixty-seventh OF the fact.
This latter, who was noted as a mark
man at once took aim, and notwithstand
ING the distance OF one thousand two
hundred metres, hit the enemy who was
seen TO totter in his saddle and fall
from his horse.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

TIME THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
Institution will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th of SEPrEMBER, lSI0, ana tefHlhate
on the 18th of June, lSl. IL Is romantlcal,
ly situated in the midst OF me peautiiui
and healthy hill-countTv OF the Panhan-
die" OF West Virginia, easily accessible Dy
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable influences for student lie.
IL has property in Endowment, Build
iugs, Apparatus, Library, &c. OF over sSJO,-
OVG, and il thus enabled 10 sustain faculty
and furnish facilities for n thorough educa-
cation OF the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided Tor
both public and private boarding, and IN
furnished rooms will be let TO students VINO
wish 10 board themselves.
COURSE OF ISsTRUCTIoS.-l. Regular Lii
sary Course, including the Ancient Lam
guaSes. for the Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts.
2 Literary and Scientific Course Tor the
Degree OF Bachelor of Sciences. :. The
Course for Master of Arts. 4. The Course Tor
Master OF Sciences. .. Special courses In
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c
Detailed information ~ TO these courses
will be found In our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUsEUM.-The lnstltu-
ton has a complete set of Philosophical
ApparatuS, and students who wish IL are
trained In the use of Field lnstrumentsi-
also thoroughly fitted up Labratory, lot
practical instruction and work III Chemical
ANALYSIS, and an ample Museum Tor the
study OF Natural History.
Redistribution, so per session. Board,
ing from 81 10 s. per week. Unfurnished
rooms 81 per session to each student. pre-
pairing for the Ministry. Free tuition 10
sons OF Ministers Of the Gospel OF all de-
nominations.
For further particulars apply for cata-
loguc 10 Professor G. l.. L0oS, Secretary, or
to- w. X. PENDLETON, President
WIS Bethany, West Va.
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The Tables Turned.

United States soldiers may be lent out
to southern radical governors, but We
thank fortune that United States courts
are no, equally loanable to them.
When the batch OF prisoners lately ar
nes,ed for no otfense by Col. Kirk, OF
North Carolina, by order or approval
of Governor Holden. came before Uni
ted States District Judge Brooks, a,
Raleigh on Friday, they were all dis,
charged. The Judge then issued an
order which will bring Kirk before
him, with u sharp turn, and, in the
judicial proceedings TO follow, the light
OF trnth will he let in on the hideous
tyranny which has prevailed for some
time in the old North State under the
reign OF radical terror. On SATURDAY
Judge Pearson, of the State Court, dis
charged another batch of Kinks vic
tins who had been imprisoned for iiv'
weeks for no known offense. The mer
in high places and low who have aide
and allotted iu the Holden despotism
now begin to see the handwriting OF
the wall
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Trust Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed to me BY Samuel q. Robinson
and Mary A. his wife and George w. Kob-
inSon and Ellen his wife, bearing date on
he SIN day OF June, 1850, and now on record
nm the Recorders office of Ohio county, In
Deed Book 80, pages 32-Sri, viii on
Thursday, the goth day OF October,
Next,
ArlG o'clock \. VI. OF that day, at the 'front.'
tnor of the Court House of Ohio county,
ELI 10 the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing property, to wit:
All OF that certain piece or parcel
Of ground lying and being IN that part
S,-sf Virginia. known as North Wheeling.
F,,. .aIn,. Dping tue Western Division Ui "a.
Z, ,uar,. bounded ny Wood, Main, Mcclure
,uid Nest streets, and embracing Five Lots
In all, which are numLe ed iorty-iive, forty
six. forty-seven, forty ell Ght anu iorty-nine,
IS, 10, A., IS and 49, upon which are situated
what are known a. the Robinson Glass
" Orks-
Also all that piece or parcel OF land known
- Lots thirty-four and thirty-fiSe l3i ana
., In that part of the city OF wheeling
.enIch formerly belonged TO Jonathan Zane,
.,r,d was laid on into lots by David Shriyer
nd Others, and conveyed Ia >: q: q u. w;
Robinson by Margaret II. Wallace ana
others by deed dated February -, 1876, ana
IN record in ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth Of the pur-
a mas, money In hand, and the balance in
*. twelve and eighteen months; the pur-
,lssnr giving notes and approved security
tor the deferred payments, and the ute
r,fained until the said payments are mace,
and u deed Of trust executed on the same.
Railing MS Trustee, will convey only such
tile a. Is vested in me by said deed at
trust, but IL IL believed 10 he und3nbieG'
j.. +. UPDEGRAFF,
,uyIS Trustee.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Markef.

CiSciSNATl, August ID.
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull; fam
lily at $6 O0@6 Is.
GRAIN-Wheat dull at 81 1901 Is
for red and 81 30@1 IS for white. Corn
dull at 77@7Sc. Oats firm; new at
40@50S no old offering. Rye firm at
82(983c. Barley scarce and firm at
81 l5@l 20.
COTTON-Unchanged; middling at
1870.
TOBACCO-In fair demand; receipts
very light sales of 1874 hhds at s 20
to $26 80 for frosted trash to good leaf
WHISKY-Dull and dropping sales
at 9Ol@92c; closing at 90@9lc, the
latter in iron bound cooperage.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork dull at
$2S So demand light. Bulk meats at
13@l5c. Bacon at l4{. II and l74c;
sales of 60 hhds at these rates. Lard
held at Ice nothing done; it is not
offered freely at this rate
BUTTER-Dull for all but prime
which continued scarce
EGGS-Dull at l7@lsc, the latter
rate for selected.
OILS-Linseed oil dull at 81 O2@
| o. Lard oil unchanged and dull at
81 l7@1 20.
GROCERIES-Unchsnged
GOLD-ll64 buying.
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The lronton, Portsmouth and Gin
cinnati Railroad, which was to connect
our city with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. has, it seems, come TO grief
before it, SO to speak, came at all. The
Engineer has been compelled to suspend
the preliminary survey because there
are no funds TO pay him for his work.
Hamilton county has failed to subscribe
her proportion, and so have Brown and
Clermont and other counties along the
line. When the enterprise of people
gives out al so early stage OF q great
public work, it is not worth while TO In
dulge in any sangriine hope OF its final
completion. We do not know whether
the fault is with the people or the man
ayers, but we do know that il, the coun-
ties through which il is proposed the
road shall be built, from lronton to
Cincinnati, can not, or will not, pay
for a preliminary survey, they will not
be likely to get a road for some time to
come. Probably the region would be a
good one in which TO organize a COM
pany to establish q line OF Conestoga
wagons for communication with the ont
er world. Cincinnati Commercial
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Terror or tho BayOnet.

There are two things of which the
Prussians appear to be particularly
afraid-the p,itrdiL'onsec and the bayonet
charge-and during the present war
they have contact with either. In order
to insure their comparative safety, they
intrench themselves behind nc matter
what, and manifest a special dread of
the armes biancies, as the French call
their bayonets. In the battles OF the
9th, three hundred men of the Twenty
fourth Regiment, French line, becom-
ing suddenly without ammunition while
exposed to a heavy fire, marched straight
up to the enemy with their hayonets,
amid a shower of shot. When within
fifty yards, the Prussians took to flight
and broke their ranks, but the charging
party was not in sufficient forceto pur
sue ito acknowledgements, n
Y TmG
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MhnIesaIe Slaughter Of sheep.

On Sunday night Of last week the
flock of sheep OF David l.. Reynolds,
Esq, OF South Strabane township, were
attacked by dogs and almost entirely
annihilated. The flock numbered about
one hundred and six, and all hut six
were killed outright, and the six very
badly wounded. We believe the CANNES
have not been certainly traced. This is
a severe loss to Mr.. Reynolds, and we
sincerely sympathize with him. our
wool growers should at once form a
protective organization. and devise and
vigorously enforce such measures as will
have tendency TO prevent frequent
recurrence of these terrible devastations.
Go to work in earnest, friends, and IN
stQnth and draft on us for such assistance
as we can render Washington Fran
NCr.
While every other interest is receiv,
Ing protection from the Government,
can no law he devised to extend pro
lection to the poor sheep and their
owners
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FREDoEIA, Oct -.
wa Sieaf three years. Tried everything
One bottle DT. Smiths Electric OIL cured
meun J. G. BENJAMIN,
bookseller, L. q. Building.
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New York Market.

New YORK, August -.
COTTON-Steady; sales OF S2S bales
at 1890 for middling uplands
FLOUR-Closed firm with fair dc
mand.
GRAIN-Wheat, firm at 81 20@
25 for No. > spring and 81 ~ for
prime winter red western. Rye, dull
and heavy at 90@96c. Oats heavy and
lG2c lower, with sales at 50@56c.
Corn, dull at s5@S7c for new mixed
western.
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet at s27 90
@2S 90 for mess. Beet, quiet and
steady. Cut meats, quiet and steady.
Bacon, quiet and unchanged. Lard,
steady at l6s@l6lc.
EGGS-Dull at 23@ 24c.
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New York Money Market.

new YORK, August %.
The money market is easy at 4G6 per
cent on call. Foreign exchange nominally
unchanged Gold opened at llI5, and
gradually sold down to 1863, closing at
ll6tGll1 There was some heavy
selling at about the highest figures OF
the morning, and mp to the close there
were no indications that this gold had
been bought back. Al intervals during
the day gold sold at the Exchange
Clearing House at Is per cent under
the pricein the Clearing House. There
was a story afoat in the day that bear
pool was forming for the purpose Of bor-
rowing S5,OO0,OOO in gold, on time, and
selling it to the Exchange House Tor
cash. A movement OF this kind, il ex-
ecuted, would produce lively sensation
in the Gold Roem Rates paid for car
rying, u, 4, 6 and per cent Clear
ances Sl05 100000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Dull
and unchanged. Coupons OF 81, IA;
do 90, lll3Gll2 do q, ll0i@
lllk do '6j. lll@llll; do new, l093G
no. do g., l09!@ll0 do 6S, ll0i@
llO:; l04Os, lOS!G,l09. Currency
Skies llls@ll2. The Treasury bought
two million at l0Si@l09 l4-lm. Bids
amounted to S6,5H 200 Central Paci-
fic first mortgage, IS; Union, 80.
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University. Of Virginia.

U,HE SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
commences annually on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER and continues without
interruption till the Thursday preceding
the 4th OF July ensuing.
The organization OF the Institution is
very complete, embracing extensive and
thorough courses Of instruction In Litera-
ture and Science, and in the Professions OF
Law, Medicine and Engineering.
The expenses of the Academic or Law
Student, exclusive of the cost OF Textbooks
and clothing, and pocket money, amount
TO about s3b5 per session OF nine months
and OF the Engineering and Medical stu
dent 10 about SS95, OF which sums, respec-
lively, skU or $50 Is payable on admission,
and the balance in the progress OF the
session.
For details send for catalogue, P. Q: uni
verSitv of Virginia." 5. MAUPIS,
iy.S Chairman of the Faculty.
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
Is made and executed To me by Vim. An
derSon, dated March 18th, $50, and now OF
rsc0r, in deed oCtrust book No. =, page 80,
N the Recorders office for Wetzel county,
West Va, 1 will, on SATURDAY, the 9TH
,iay of August, $50, AT the front door OF f..
BLACKS Hotel, in the town of Burton. Wet
lal county, w. Va, sell TO the highest and
t--st bidder, for cash, the land in the above
deed mentioned, being tract of 20 acres Of
tlmbered land, near the town OF Burton,
,dJoining the lands Of ID. :. Remley, Henry
church and Others.
Selling as trustee, will convey only such
title az il vested I'm me, which is believed
Ia he perfect W. v. HOGE,
Iy.--' Trustee.
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating in the Profits.
Dividends paid laSt year 10 per cent
A Success without precedent in this country
or Europe.
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No Drawer fighting has been witnessed
on the battle field, since the red day OF
Waterloo, than the opposing forces IN
this war between France and Prussia
have shown There is in battle no sc.
serer test OF combined physical and
moral courage than that OF the charge
with the bayonet. The fire Of infantry,
the power Of artillery-solid shot, grape,
canister and bursting shell, all alike
Weld and retire before that small sut
terrible weapon. If regiment can be
trained to make a bayonet charge, that
regiment is we'll nigh invincible. Only
one thing demands greater nerve; that
is to stand steadily in line without finch.
ing, when the glittering line Of pointed
steel comes rushing on, and to oppose
its encounter with the same weapon.
That is very rarely done We remem.
Der not one example Of it. One side or
the other will at the critical moment
turn and fee. Mortal flesh aud blood
cannot calmly meet the cold steel.
Soldiers can meet, like heroes, the
death dealing rain Of bullets form an
opposing army, and still advance while
their comrades are dropping every mo-
ment around them; they can be firm
amidst plunging shot and screaming
shells bursting on every side, and tear
ing limb from limb; bat when did op-
posing lines actually meet in the clash
of mutual bayonet charge?
The German soldiers bravely fought
with the bayonet, at Hagenau-the
French fled. The Trguois always fight
with the bayonet, and they have fought
with terrible courage and deperate reso-
luton within the last few days. 1t was
in vain; they, like other French regi-
ments, seem 10 have been outnumbered.
How terribly these Algerian soldiers
fought appears by this one fact-if it be
a fact, which is scarcely credible. Out
of regiment 1.-THE French regiment
being 1000 strong) only ncsnty:frc re-
main to tell the tale
These T''rqIois, or "Turcos, were
just brought back to France from their
long campaign OF years in Algeria.
There they. learned their peculiar tactics
from the real Zonaves-the fighting
Moors and Arabs They rush into the
fight, not in a prescribed organic move
ment. but like iniuriated wild beasts
each bounding forward with great leaps
like tigers, and rushing upon the enemy
with bayonet fixed. Nothing can deter
them: no peril daunt them. They
scale high ramparts, in the face OF a
plunging fire, they climb rocky preci-
pieces, they throw themselves recklessly
upon the foe, and rare indeed is their
bayonet charge repulsed. In these fear
tul battles Of Saturday, August 6, they
were slaughtered more terribly than
were the Old Guards al Waterloo
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For Sale.

IL THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
t.H sale Lot No. u. in Graham's addition
tO the city of Wheeling, situate ON the
corner Of Quincy and sixth streets. There
LA good brick and frame house on the cor
ner, containing eight rooms, with water ana
yas throughout and one oi the best cellars
To the CITY. There IL I'm connection q good
stable and carriage house. On the south
end of the lot there il u good frame house
with five rooms, fronting on sixth street.
This Il a very desirable location. Parties
wishing to purchase will please call al :. j.
Boyd's Wholesale Shoe Store, No. % Main
Stree,. VI. +. WAYMAN.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, August -

CHICAGO, august -.
FLOUR-Dull and weaker
GRAIN - Wheat, new tirner at
81 l24@l Is! for No. |, and 81 ll@
II! tor No =; old easier, closing at
81 OBJ seller September this afternoon
heavyat 81 0l4@l 02 seller September.
Corn 1@3c higher, closing at 6Slc for
No. .; this afternoon dull and un-
changed. Oats iG!c higher, closing at
SOC for regular and %94c for fresh re-
ceipts. Rye quiet, closing at zoe for
No. >. Barley active, closing at 81 Is
for No. =, cash.
HOGS-Active at - 4o@l0 % for
common 10 choice
CATTLE-Dull at - 006I 37l for
good shipping steers
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

rJ,HlS INSTITUTION OFFERS A SAFE
and pleasant home and superior educa-
tional advantages in the Solid Branches
Modern Languages, Music and Fine Arts
THE COLLEGE EDIF1CE Is spacious
brick building, eligibiy situated anq YET
retired and quiet, with beautiful grounds
and fine view OF the city and river. IL ~
completely furnished, lighted by gas, heated
by warm air and well supplied with water.
THERE ARE SIX DEPARTMENTS In
the College. Instruction in al Is thorough
and practical. The Faculty numberstwelve.
The Institution IL we'll supplied with Musi-
cal instruments, Philosophical and Chem
ical Apparatus, Maps, Charts, Cabinets, etc.
Among other advantages are Lectures,
Musical Relie,rs, Literary Societies Library
and Reading Room, Normal Department., &c.
MUSIC.
Special attention will be devoted to the
DEPARTMENT of Music and superior advan-
tages afforded at moderate rates. The
teachers in this department have deSerV-
edly high reputation. -
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT II I'M
der the special care OF the President and his
wife. No pains will be spared 10 make this
department home-like md satisfactory 10
ali our patrons.
All our terms are moderate-e. 8: Board,
furnished room, washing and light per
term, only 50.
THE NEXT TERN COMMENCES
SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1870.
For Catalogues Dust issued) or further In.
formation, address, o>-
augl KEW. W. II. hohloS'
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The LIFE OF CHARLES DICKENS. By
DR.. Shelton Mackenzie, Literary Edi-
tor o. the "Philadelphis Daily Press.
With Personal Recollections and
Anecdotes Letters by Boz, never
before published His Last viii IN
Full And Unsolicited Papers in
Prose and Verse. With Portrait and
Autograph. T. B. Peterson d Broth
ers, Philadelphia, have just published
The Life Of Charles Dickens, BY DIR. K.
Shelton Mackenzie, Literary Editor Of
the philadelphia DAILY Press 1t
contains, beside a iull history OF his
Life. his Uncollected Pieces, in Prose
and Verse; Personal Recollections and
Anecdotes; his last Will and Testa-
ment in full; as well as Letters from
Mr.. Dickens to various persons, never
before published; and traces the entire
career of the grea, Novelist from the
time of his birth and first connection
with journalism as a reporter, to its I'M
expected and lamented termination on
the 9Th of June, 1870. With Il iull
account of the Funeral Services, and
Dean Stanley's Funeral Sermon, preach
ed in Westminster Abbey, on the Sun
day following the Funeral. ltalso con-
tains new likeness Of Charles Dickens,
taken from a photograph for which he
sat few days prior to his death, as
well as his Autograph. The whole is
issued in a large duodecimo volume,
bound in Green, Red and Blue Morocco
Cloth, gilt side and back. Price Two
Dollars Copy. Agents and Canvassers
are wanted, Male and Female, in every
town, village, and county in the United
States, to engage in selling and getting
subscribers to the above work, which is
the Best Selling Book ever published.
Copies of the work will be sent to any
one, per first mail, postpaid, on receipt
Of Two Dollars by the publishers.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August p.
FLOUR-Quict and unchanged; i'm
proved demand.
GRAIN-Wheat active; western red
winter at 81 3jC9l 40 white at 81 400
! o.. Corn. white at 81 O5@ ! II fol-
prime western, and S5@9jc for DO
mixed Oats at 46Gy4Sc Rye at I5@
q0c.
PROVISIONS-Unchanged.
WHlSKY-Quiet at 92GE93c
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For Sale Cheap.

-nn ACRES OF LAND On THE LINE
.NfU Of the Il. II -. X. X, % miles East OF
Wheeling, in lots To suit, with fine two
tory dwelling house and OutbuildinS>.
Th.. house, with about loo acres, parity
improved, will he sold separate.
Ihis property il known ~ the Kline mill,
I'D il "a fine site for country store.
Also, a steam Circular saw Mill and fix
'ureS. with two or three yoke nj oxen and a
pan of horses
BY W. v. HOGE & BRO,
Real Estate Agents, los Market street.
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For Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL COUN-
....1S2E. 81 TRY residence with ten
~: GREs, rooms and large cellar,
about four acres OF land,
"a wnicu are about seventy-tive bearing
apple trees, a large number of peach anu
,-,,r trees. also grapes and all other small
'ruir- in abundance. This property is Sttu-
a;-d on the north side of Caldwells run,
near the City OF Wheeling, and Is part OF
what il known as the Sunny Side Vine
yard, and now occupied by George +. Cald-
we'll: will be- sold whole or in lots To SUIT
purchasers.
For price and terms see ~
I.G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent,
urfice on Chapline street, between Fisrt and
second streets. mails
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A CORRESPONDENT OF the Country
in an article on raising
wheat, SAYS: IF the farmers OF this
State would try half as hard 10 raise
their own bread, as some Of them do to
raise fast horses to spoil their children
with, we should soon hear the last OF
importing wheat from the West.
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For Rent.

- \ DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
81 ing, situated on John street, between
Sixth and Seventh, containing seven
rooms and cellar, and provided with the
necessary gas and water arrangements.
For further information enquire nj the
Office OF ARMSTRONG;, COEN & 90.
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FOR RENT.
Wanted-TO Rent.

III A SMALL HOUSE, OR TWO OR
III three rooms suitable for housekeep-
Aing, situated not more than two or
three squares from the corner of Quincy
aud Market streets. There are no children
n. the family. References given and re-
guired. Address an" i. o. Box 80.
yuOpl
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MARRIAGE,

most necessary requisites 10 promote COO.
nubial happiness, Indeed, without ths~s
the Journey through life bccomcs q weary
pilgrimage; the pro~pcct hourly darkens 10
the view; tho mind bccomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with the melancholy TO
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For Rent.

III \ SMALL BRICK HOUSE on
I'D Elm street, Wheeling Island, nice To-
cation, containing four rooms and
good cellar. Rent reasonable. Possession
given immediately. Enquire of
LEE &. REED,
;,uy9u SheriffS Office.