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New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

The Hon. JOHN D. STILES, Democratic Men,
Der of Congress from the Allentown District
of Pennsylvania, passes his vacation either in
doing good turns for Lis neighbors or trans
acting litte business on his own ACCOUNT
we can't tell which. lie makes use of the
franking privilege to instruct mankind in the
merits of a new patent stove-grate, warranted
to last twice as long as any other and not to
get clogged Mr.. Stiles is probably opposed,
on grounds of public policy, to 4 repeal Of the
franliing privilege.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

pense, they can secure it by the easy process
of electing the Democratic ticket presented by
the Tammany Ring for their sulfrages. If
they desire to spare the State the scandal and
cost of our municipal rule, they can achieve
that object by declining to vote for the Demo-
cratic candidates. 1t is incumbent, therefore,
upon every voter to remember that each vote
for Hoffman g. Co. is an invitation to Tweed
g. Co. to rob The State as they have robbed
tlp (itv
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

We get now and then some curious light
upon the process of manufacturing spurious
Cable dispatches by newspapers which lack
either the money or the enterprise to procure
real ones, but we have never seen anything
quite so cOmical as the sinful little game IN
which The World was detected yesterday. a
Mr.. Richard COngreve has for some time been
scattering about the streets of London various
rather exalted procamations to worklngmen,
tracts, and broadsdes, relating to the war, a
package of which came to us in the English
mail on Saturday, and we suppose other editors
in New-York were favored in the same way.
One of these printed sheets was reproduced IN
The World Yesterday as a letter addressed to
that journal, and another, sort OF Proclama-
ton to the working CLASSES, was actually
printed as a special Cable dispatch to that
paper, filing about half column of rather
close type! Our copy of the address-the
original London handbill, received by the
Saturday steamer-is posted up in THE
TRIBUNE counting-room, where anybody
who is curious about the source OF The
Worlds special dispatches from the thea
ter of war may have an opportunity of in
specting it, If our friend should ever again
be in such straits for cheap news, we have q
few back numbers of The Congressional GioJ'
and a volume of Andrew Jobnson's speeches
which are entirely at its disposal.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

The reports of fighting near Paris on the
23d inst. lack confirmation. The localities
named as the scene of the conflict twenty
four miles north west of Paris, where there
have heretofore been reported few French
and no PrussiaDs, make the statement more
than ever doubtful. We incline to the Opin-
ion that there has been no serious fighting
since the battle of Chatillon, on September 49,.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

The State Fair Of Northern Ohio will take place at
Cleveland next week, commencing on the 18th and
ending on the eth. The premiums amount to $4,000
and the best Fair ever held in Ohio is expected.
similar Fair for Eastern Missouri opens at st.
Louis on Monday next. Oct. 3. Great efforts have
been made to render il worthy Of attention. The
list of premiums is very long, and covers wide
fold of industrial effort and achievement. Opening
Address by Horace Greeley of New-lork.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
Amneements, ett., @his Gpenina.

Boom's TuEATER.-At Il and S: Rip Van Win
he" Joseph JeteaOn
FIFTH AVENUE TnEArER.-"N Man and Wife,
FoUrrrrNrn-sr. TnEArER.-'iilary Stuart" Nine.
Marie s. ehfca
GRAND OPERA HoUSr.-Opcra BOale: "Le Petit
Eaust"
LIMA FpwIN's TuEtTEB. No, 20 Broadway
Camille or TIC Cracked liost' "Bal-I "a Sa.1g"
NmLo's GARpEN.--"H Hearts Ease" Lofts.
OLYMPIC TuEATER.-Hcrvcs Comic Opera, q" latte
Fanst." Mrs James A. Oates. 6. l.. foz.
STADT TRATER BOwory.-Opera Buito: The LHc
10 Paris
WNAACE's TuEATER -" The Rivals J'iii'
Broughsn. Gilbert
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXUWTIoN, Empire wy
Brt 11irl,s,c. aud SSyhrist ~ .: Concert - ,.r
SAN FRANCIsCO MINSTRELS No. oo' D''''
Songs, darcs5, CcC,uttc acts. etc. 49, "c,Idon
WCop's MUSEUM AND NINA AGEEIE.VTAAlI1; Mr.. scott
Buteray" Il dress Boots" AS; AS lou -
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

than two per cent. The deficiency 10 oo M ~
vdcd for is only $i,52s,7T. me foS'n
partmcnt may never be made seli-Suppon';,
but the policy of the present Adinn''',di ,s a"ndi-
ia bringing it nearer and nearer ','' '., a';n-
tion. and Postmaster General CreS"eil Is VI"
,,i-,r deserved honor.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

Another proof Of the economy practiced by
the Government in all It's Executive branches
comes III the form Of an official statement
showing that while the receipts Of the General
fost-OAce have been over eleven per cent in
crease over those Of the last year of President
Johnsons Administration, the increase in the
expenditures for the mail service has been less
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

HENRY WALDRON, the Republican candidate
for Congress in the Ist district Of Michigan
is spoken of in some journals as new to public
life! That shows how fast we forget and are
forgotten. Mr. Waldron, though quite young,
was first brought forward in 1854 by the
Northern uprising against the Nebraska In
iquity when he was elected TO Congress, and
twice thereafter reGlected-as follows:
Republican. Danoratc
1s54-Waldron ... II ,O55 Noble 900. s,lf3....2.oi2
Ia56-wadron .... 16,lC7 Barry 1o,OCi...C,4O3
fs5S-waldron ... 1863 Stacy 10,l31...i,5iG
He then declined, and was succeeded by
the Hon. +. c. Beaman.
In the long struggle for Speaker Of the
XXXIVth Congress, Mr.. Naldron was among
the firmest supporters of Mr.. Banks from
first to last. Not long after the election OF
Mr.. Banks he made a speech in favor Of the
immediate admission Of Kansas as Free
State, (basing his argument on the precedents
established in the admission OF Michigan
and the speech of Mr.. Buchanan there
upon) which was instantly recognized as one
of the very ablest and most effective
maiden efforts ever made in the House. From
that hour, Mr.. Waldron was known to many
as he had previously been to few, as
one of the strongest and most useful men IN
Congress and that reputation he maintained
throughout We rejoice that he is about to be
returned to a position where such men are ur-
gently needed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

sr officer of the Revenue Department iresn
suo on on inspcction Of the cotton region OF the
So,,,,, estimates the growing crop at not less
,ba,, 2 10000 bales-a larger crop than has
bcen produced since 1850. He also conveys
tbo cheering intelligence that the quality VIII
hc superior to any crop ever raised IN the
country; and this statement may Doubtless DC
accented with less hesitation than dealers VIII
DISPLAY toward the first.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

The statement that Collector Edmund JusseD
of Chicago had recently been removed from
Office, b. o-dtr Of President Grant, because he
was a !.oher-in-law Of tAc Hon. Carl Schurz,
is who'll uufounded. NJ. Jussen has not been
removed from Office, and il WITS not until the
publication Of the state" ut referred to that
the President was even made aware of his re-
IatiOuslip 90 tIc Senator from Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

1t VIII BE seen that the late decision of the
acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue
which he'll that the tax on sales Of wholesale
dealers WAS to be continued until May, 1871,
has been reversed. The tax expires, as it
would seem Congress intended it should, On
Der l. 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
TERl[S OF TIE TRIBUNE.

DAUY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum.
SESu-WErKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an.
WEEKIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE Soc, 40c.. 5)c &C. end 81 per line.
SIMI-N LIELN TRIBUNE, - ana 90 cents per line.
WEEKLY tribune, %, SO, and - per line,
According to position III the paper
Terms cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
UP-TOUN ADTERTXSEllENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown residents,
Mr T. H. Brown les opened cfCes at NO.54 West Thirty
scCOudst. junction of ErOa way and sXth-aye., and
az No 20 Llst Tightceuthst., between Broadway and
FOuuL-ag. where advertisements for 1HE TRIBUNE will
De received up TO Il in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

TLcrc is little doubt that Kipling, the man
who insists that he murdered Mr.. Nathan, be
longs 20 that class OF mOnOmaniacs who from
time TO time, in all ages have sought nOtori-
ETY. by confessions Of crime which they never
committed His arrest, TO be followed shortly
by his release, viii only serve to point out
more prominently the failure Of the detectives
TO ferret out the really guilty man.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

The Army and Nary Journal is publishing
clear and consecutive history OF the compiled week
by week from the best accessible and purged as
far as possible from the sensational stories and tele
graphic blunders of the first dispatches II will prove
great convenience TO students Of the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

We do MT exactly understand what running
Prohibitory" candidate for Congress means,
but that is just what they are doing in the Ohio
With District OF course, the only result of
this must be to draw off Republican voters in
district in which the party has no votes 10
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

Advertisements for this weeks issue Of TIE
WEuELI TRIBUNE s be haniel u TDau Prce - per line
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

The Boston Transcript published n special dis
patch from New-York the other day mentioning rnmor
that Col James Fisk "a. had bsoa assssinated oy Max
MgrCtZck,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

GJNS,,GVN MATERIALS AED FIXTURES.
J. g.. SYNs. 48 C.ah INST. selling olt
Crcst ferr .i-s fs..ft.a.lr ir frt Guns.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

Diseases of The EYE and EAR cured by Modern
Lcg ,aircn- applied irEs am POWELL Le''F''als'
I.-Tr 4, .... .-. -.t cor .F u ave
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
To BUSINESS NEN.

CIAIlTES-PAINER LIMBS.
C8 B-oa.vt Ia It] Ce.tr ., Phia; 81 Gecn-st Bost
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

JAS. EvEuDELL SO2 Broadway, Wedding Cards
and Eo s.o Monogrims &c; latest alt most elegant &
TK,s-rz. Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Ofce O:' ials 81 yeanl Veser st. opposite The Church
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no oWNERs OE HORSES AND

ITO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
y CATTLE.-TobIas' Derby Coalition Pow.
dcrs are warranted superior to any others or no
pay, for tic cure OF DIstempCr, Worms, Bots,
coughs, Hide. bound, Colds, So, in lloFses, and
Colds, Coughs, LOss of MIX, Black Tongue,
Horn DIRtomper, &C., In Cattle. These ''POw.
ders' were formerly putup BY Simpson I. Tobias,
sou OF DR. Tobias, and since his death the de-
mRld has bCen 90 great that Dr.. Tobias has con-
timed 70. manufacture them. They are perfectly
salO and Innocent; no need OF stopping the work.
ing OF your animals. They increase tho apo.
Ute, give = fine coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary organs, and increase the milk Of cows.
Try them, and you viii mover be without them.
Col. PhiIO p, Bush. Of tho "JerOmC Park Race
Course, Forlham, N. Y, would not use them
until he was told OF what they were composed,
since which time he 10 never without them. lie
has over twenty running horses In bis charge,
aud for tho last three years has used no Other
medicine for them. Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Price, q
cents per Box. Depot, 10 Park PLACE, New York
ApF8l&W ... b..
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An Epidemic Among tho Newspapers.

The late Mr. BUCKLE tells lis In his Ills
tory of Civilization in England, that there
arc certain fixed and well ascCrtained pc
riolical cpilemiCs in the social and moral
world not less than in the physical, and
that we may as regularly look for epidem-
les in the way Of suicides, murders and
other crimes, rs for tevcrs, cholera and
other diseases.
We'll, this being SO, We have no doubt
that there Is Mt this time u very malignant
epidemic decentralization prevailing among
the newspapers. We Judge that 1t is an
epidemic because it is prevailing stimuli
taneously in New York and Cincinnati,
having attacked both those places with
great severity. Among the conspicuous
victims thus fur are the New York 4n.
6une, Times, Sun, Standard, Independent
and Commercial AdrcrtiS6r, and at Cinctn-
nation, the Commercial and Enquirer.
In the latter place, the attack was short
and convulsivc in regard to the two pa
pers named, but We notice drcgs Of the
disease In one or two other sheets there.
1t is supposed TINT MCLEAN and HAL
srED nrc either dead or in dying condt-
ton, as their papers have been rather sc0nt
of editorial matter for the last day or.two'
At New York tho scene Is enough to
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TnE revival in favor Of the rod MS a
means Of maintaining discipline in schools,
which Is making such progress In England,
has reached this country. The, female
teachers in the New York public schools,
have united in petition to the Board of
Education to restore coporOl punishment
They declare TINT while the masS Of the
children arc amCnRblc to gcntlcr disCip-
line, certain unruly boys cannot be brought
into subsection without tic rodi and only
afew Of these children arc sufficient to
dcmoralize whole school.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r AUGHLINsE XpECTORANT s

/ WI ~ = -7aII 70 N11sIN4V
ARUP.-Amopg lho many thing required du
ding this unploAshnt winter for personal HATH
COiUOR1 and RASE this syrup stands among tn,
ArEt. It has been before the public now for II
iySsrS aud has given the most GnaFo SSslSfactiOn
AL persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and HOARSENESs, should not be without 1t, Al
It WtltaGord speedy relief most diseases Of thu
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can b,
relied on in extreme cases. FOR WnooPING
CoUGII-IRvariably gives speedy relief. FOR
SORE TIlR0AT-RCep the Throatm with 1t
VIOLENT COUGHS to It's continued use
Sold BY Druggists generally.
- -. rLAUGHLIN. SMITH b CO., s''s,
Wholesale Druggists,
Jams MAlnSt, Wheeling
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THE Detroit Po" suggests these new
readings In the primer; "Thu goose isOn
her roost, She Is a fine quadrupcl, and
has q tenor voice. Can the goose fly far!
No; neither the goose nor the rhinoccros
candy tar-HcFe Is tho gNS.workS. It Il
ohigii building. All Our Congressman arc
norm here. Do congressman ever steal
You may he sure they do.-This Is pic
ture Of Horace Greeley, What Is he DO
mgr &c Is mailing strawberry plants"
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Govern Yourselves By Experience.

Ny child, aged i've yca1, had scarlet fcyOr, and
for ave days had constant fever. By order Of the
doctor gave her syrup Of rhhbarb; she took
nearly pint but her bowels continued closed.
On the fifth day The doctor said her bowels must
be opened OF she would b lost proposed
BraudtCth's Pills; to this he would not consent
saying shc was too weak. consulted with my
husband, and We concluded to give her thrcO
pills. In about four hours they operated, allIng
half null common chamber. After that opera
ton the fever lon her, and she rapidly recovered.
Reference, 9O6 Clcrmont Avenue, Brooklyn.
AiKS-d&w ..s
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TuE State Of Michigan is doing what it
can, and Is doing good deal, for the pres
ervatlon ofthc human race. The late re-
port Of the Secretary Of State shows that
from April to December, 1903, (thc point
to which the statistics arc made my there
were two hundred md ten pairs Of twins
born In the State, and, us friends OF the
agricultural interest, VIC are proud TO say
that twO-thirIs Of tho fathers OF the twins
Mern farmers.
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MADNEsSlPARALYsIS,

M n - N Ed . + a IL a Il 3 u >
A'A DEATH may enSue from using pre-
partitions for colOrlng tho hair charged with
acetate Of lead and sulphur, You may know
them by the heavy metallic sediment which has
to be shaken up before tho disgusting compound
can be applied. Tho journal OF Chemistry
says there arc thirty Of Rem u RS mar.
tot. There Il but ont dyG in existence which con.
taIns no deIctcriOuS substance, and thAtIs
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has beCn carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared by him 70 contain no lead
OF any other hurtfal ingredient. Soc his manu-
Script certificate, at criStatOrOS.6 AStOr House,
New York. .., irrE.
gCRISTAD0RO's HAIR PRESBRYATTYE, as
a Dressing, acts like = charm on the Hair Aiscr
DyCing. TyiL eil = aprsd&w
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A M0sr STRIKING CoNrRAsT.--The old
hair dyes and "colorcrs," &C., arc all more
or less sticky, muddy and futid, and the
hucs they impart are not natural. PnA-
Ions VTrALIA, on SALVATION FOR TUE
HAIR, tho newly discovered agent, Is, on
tho other hand, limpid, transparent, frag-
rant, ind effective, and has no sediment.
Sold by all druggists md fancy goods
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MARRiRD.I

SCuAUBERrZEo OCH. RR,-MAY. 5Ih, 1870, at
ST. AlphORSeS' Church, ny the Rev. DR.. Henry A.
Brann, Mr., JOHN SCIIAuBER and Miss BEETHA
ZOECKLER, oil Of this city. .s.aH----r-
nuCK-LUTz.-OR. Thursday, Nay bth, 1910,
at The residence Of tho brdes parents, By The
Rev, Ii, A, Brann, D., d., 0EOROR luck 10
SIJPiIA A., LuTx, all Of, this city. -
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1870,
4 N ORDINA NOE.

A N 0 Il DIN A N Z E.
An Ordinance ENTITLED an Ordinance TO prevent
LOaGng In tho Town Of South Wheeling"
Be II OrdaEaGd By he Board Of TFasteeS, dc.
SEcrIoN /. That Il shall be unlawful for four OF
moro persons to assemble, except at public
meeting Of citizens, on any. Of the sidewalks,
street corners, or mouths Of alloys, and there
conduct themselves In 4 manner annoying to
persons passing by, or occupants or residents Of
Inc adjoining buildings. Aud for tho purpose o.
enforcing tho provisions Of this section, Il shall
DO lawful for the Sergeant Of the town, hie dCpu'
tics, occupants or residents Of such buildings 10
order such persons 10 dIspcrse Immediately, and
upon their failure or rcfaSal 20 to dlgpGrBG, shall
nay a fine OF not lGss than one, Cor more than
ten dollars, for 0YoFy such offence.
SECTION 2. II any such person OF persons, g
ordered to diEpcrBC, DO ReGn twice cOnBCc1tiVCly
In any such assembly. they shall no arrested and
fined aB II they had failed or refused 10 dispeEsc
SECTION 3, It shall be unlawful for any person
or persons to be found lettering about Ordinarics,
coffee houses, or wandering about tho streets by
night or day, and not having either a known
place Of rc8ldencc or means Of livelihood, and
not able 10 give any satisfactory account Of them
solves. All persons violating tho provisions o.
this section shall DO fined not exceeding ton dol
lars.
This ordinance TO take effect from and atler III
passage. JOHN WATERHOUSk,
Passed May 0, 1870. Clerk.
mRS .... .....
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r IFEIs THE GIFT GOD

7 4 Il D I II Il U y T U . y
~ When we arc sick this life 10 ObSCurel,
under cloud, oppressed with humOrs. Expert
once has taught US certain means, which never
fall for their removal Tbs child receives with
his life tho seeds Of his death. Il may take one,
or one hundred years, before the seeds bear their
sd Quit but lust a sure as tho seeds Of death
rpOn, LIE ceases. PurEiug Is tho grand SAFE
guard, because then what fosters the seeds Of
death arc taken away, expelled from tho body.
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CONAsSIONER's OgYICE,
49, Ja. WHEI1INO, April 9th, by,
All persons Interested arc hereby nnfiaea lm'
In pursuance Of and by authority Of said d"t n.
have hxed on Saturday. ,JuRs "a, iSiO a. ~, W.
time and my once In the city Of Wheeling ;W "a,
place WHARF will proceed 70 take pIOol ., ~ wv
matter In said decree specified and rrtrffTd
GIBSON l.. CItASMkR
APPS ..-.a. Commissioner In ChAAttfl,
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Flour, Oils, Cheese Grain, &c.
NOTICE.
James II. Walt and Reuben Walt
sIn ChAHrefJ.

Sarah Walt, Il ale. -,
In pursuance OF decrCe made and entered Y
this cause Of the March term, 1870, Of the ttnail
Court Of Ohio county West Virginia, II W,
among other things further ordered that ~
Commissioner make further IMPORT showing "
names l0f tho creditors Of said GstAi0 lnd ht
amount Of their claims remaining unpaid, M
giving notice BY publication IN the Wheeling u.
sCcutiVe WeOlcB, and % provided by section oi
chapter So Of tho Code OF West Virginia no'lly,
ing tho creditors OF said estate IL present iaG
prove their claims before him on OF hCiOtn a.,
TO be fixed by him. And that Nld Master f'l.E.
such Other or further matter as either party NAY
require.
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DIED.

STAMM.-on Wednesday Afternoon, May 4Lh
1870, at O'Clock, Gro. WV. sFANM, In the slSi
year Of his age. 3, ..ro 81 Is ..4s sIEgl.
The funeral will take place from his late rcst
dcnco, 4 Mile House. on Friday at 9o'eioek =. y
Tho friends Of the famIly arc invited 70 attend.
pONLoN.-On Wednesday morning, May 4tl,
1870, JOHN DoNLoN, aged toEty'aTe years and
eleven months. rt .-rgIsa .l.a
Friends of tho family arc invited to attend w
funeral from his late residence on Fourth street
FrhlAy Morning at . o'clock. ssi.i-sr,aJ ii.
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New Advertisements.
TNCOME TAX NOTICE.

Notice lS hereby given that tue United StAlee
Income Taxes for the year 1869, and the Special
Taxes, or Licenses for the year ending May l1t
1871, assessed within and for the county OF Ohio
able 10 me at my Office In tho Custom House,
Wheeling, on WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF MAY 1870, ,r fE s-g!Y.l .,-Ly
II said Taxes arc not paid on or b8iorG tho 18th
day Of May, 1870, the penalties prescribed by tho
Revenue Law for nOn.Iayment be Imposed;
Taxes Assessed within other counties OF tho
First Collection District. West Va, may DO paid
At my ollcC at any time from and aGcf The LIST day
Of May. q. d. +. NELLIE,
MHEELINu, April 8, 1870. ApI36
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Mary NcClean,

Tho object OF thtS suit 10 70 eniOEc0 the lien Of
q Judgment obtained BY complainant AgRlnAt the
defendant at tho Nay Term, 1851, OF tho Circuit
Court Of Ohio County, for t91660, with interest
from May sab, 1850, and costs, and subject 10
credits Of $I26 a Of July & 1851, and $40 a. Of
OctObrr l0th, 1851, upon tho real estate In Ohio
or entitled, or has hecn 30 possessed or entitled
gIncc jlatO Of jHdRHentr ineludlnR part OF lot %
on Main street, In he City OF Wheeling. held by
SO6IcsN brady IN trust Tor aaid Mary MCLEAN,
Aud It appearing from an AtidAyit hlcd In The
cause INT Tho said Mary McClPaR 10 not rcOl:
dent OF thc State Of West Virginia, IL 10 ordered
MAJ Sha do appear here Within one month from
In iaiD OF thS lrst publication Of thla order and
la whSt d necessary to protect her interests IN
thIS mi. WIN. p. HUBBARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Teste; NIGuAEL J. DREINIO, Clerk.
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GOLD, SILVER AND GOLD
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