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MISCELLANEOUS. "a
SOnETHING NEW
-, - : UNDER THE sun. $50
4 NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.

Ia. Let the suffering and Diseased
read the following qe .-ys1 ne. q
EI Let all who have been given up
by Doctors, and spoken of as incurable,
read the flowing. snfl aili .ai4!
aa= Let air who eau believe facts. and
can have faith in evidence, read the
following
Kiiot1 al men by tsese prese1lts. That, on this,
the Twentieth day OF June, in the year of our
Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
six. personally came Joseph HaydrIck to me
known as such, and being duly sworn deposed
as follows: -That he is the sole general agent Z
for the United States and dependencies there0f
for preparations or medicines known as DR..
MAggiei's pills and Salye. and'thas the follow I
ing certificates are verbatim copies TO the Dese
y TO ef'','' JAMES sMEITQE,
IL. s. .yT9sisio7 9l.5 al Notary Pub Ie,
100 ~ aiiliaiil4. Wall Street, New York
- DE-. MAGerEL:l1 take my pen to write you
of my great relief and that the awful pain IN |
my sidehas left me at last-thanks to your
medicine Oh, Doctor, how thar kfpl am thai
/ can get some sleep Il can never write it
sure shat YOU are really The friend of all suf-
ferers. could not help writing 10 you, ana
hope you wilInot take lt anitss. lil.5ss,x-
.y fif.l JAMES NJ Ep' Eflp' ~ AFenue -
This is TO certify that L was discharged from
the army with Chronic DSTrnoea, SI1in anf. have
SI5 = WILSON H4RVEYs q Pitt Street.
New York, April I, 1850 l,afIzi43I 15ll1
The following is an Interesting case OF a man
employed in an Iron Foundry, WHO, tnpourtng
melted iron. into a flask thai Vas damp and
wet, catised an. explosion. TIE melted iron
was thrown around and on tiim in q perfect
shower, and he was bprntdr eadfully. The tol-
lowing certificate was give'l to me, by him,
about eight weeks after thu, accident:
,ft.t-firlN ~ 1l,i NEW YORK, Jan. II, 1855
My name is Jacob Harf ~; am an Iron Foun-
der. was badly burnt by hot iron In RoVenl-
ber last; my burns healed, but had a running
sore on my leg that would not heal; l tried
THIS is all true ard anybody can see me at
Jackson's Iron Works. I'd Avenue. III
gvss3 e.El. j. HARDY, ll9 Goerek street.
Extraets from Various Letters. y
81 had no appetite, Maggiers Pills gave me a
hearty one."s.5 0f. II ,l5HEi }. .JflS aGT sti ~
ST send for another box, and keep them IN
the house - 't13 3ifi31 sti4 Litt ~ = 4. =
aDr. Maggiel has cured my headache that
n gave half of one of your pills my babe for
| cholera morbus The dear little thing got well
.'My nausea of a morning is now cured"
! 'sY our box of MaggePs Salye cured me OF
noises in the head. l rubbed some OF yonr
j .'Send tne two boxes, / want one for poor
/ family" ."5G I3YCtt GE iisutl -
1 II enclose a dollar, your price is . cents. but
the medicine 10 me is worth dollar"
4 ssSend me five boxes of your Pills? -. q
"Let me have three boxes of your Pills by
return mail.. ,-,..s,---.4i- p ,.=. t- st-.-s. d
IL Have over 400 such Testimonials as
i ass al -rsrr-s r these,: 81. .-rl.---r. .t.
but want of space compels me to concluie.
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: THE Hon. Alphonso Hart of Portage
County, is fayorably spoken Of as q cam
iidate for I.iedt. Governor. as boaao0 /
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j JU RU b EB A

aaaa REWARD For any case Of
A t3fll1 Blind Bleeding. Itching, or Ulcerat-
HtlIh ed Piles that, De Sings Rne
nIVVV Remedy fails TO cnre. IL is prepar-
Ell x pressiy to cure tue Piles and nothing else,
and mas cured cases or over 70 years standing
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 90 LABoRA-
TORY, i42 FRANKLIN ST. BALTIMoRE.
Sep2T7o-1y ~
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A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in SouIh Amerf-
ca as q missionary, discovered safe and simple
rened5 for. the Cure OF Nervous v eakness,
Early Decay, Diseases OF thelUrfsaFy ana Sc
minsI Organs, and the whole train OF disorders
brought on by 1aneful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompts d by a desire to-. benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate. 1 win send the ne
cipe for preparing and using this medicine in
a sealed envelope, 10 any one who needs 10,
Jree q charge, Address Jos. I. ISMAN, Station
1, Bible House, y, y. Clty.s,.i,y = :
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yioTHE ist Of July is the day fixed for
the removal of the italian capital to
Us IlitSsglls 81 sfs4.1iIs 3 81 II a1ftSEaff f
sthl{plInle. IA ~ al issBedg ew 7szs5oaa I
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1.-THE CELEBRATED
la5 l,,{i4 546d CIR ATC s.r.
MIC r. O SCOPE

Is an optical wonder reveals, the thousands of
of Nature; is OF permanent use
and pract fcal availability, combining instruc-
ton with amusement, and never losing its in
terest. 1t magnihes ,.{-,4...-
TEN THOUSAND TIMES 80,
a power equal to other microscopes of ma ny
times its cost Reveals countless little VIC, ,riis
ali around us, teeming with lite. which t1 the
naked eye. must forever remain sealed book.
-as Eels in Vinegar, ANIMALS IN Water. Cheese
Mites, Sugar aud Itch Insects, Milk l4lsbules
Claws and Hairs Of Insects, Hundreds CT eyes
in single eye of y fiy, Dust OF butterfX'R wings
to be perfectly formed lee sthers, the ieisch talk
ed of Trichina Spiralis Or pork w,lIn. which
was first disc2yeredin in America wiahi this Mi
crOseOpe.
It is of Infinite yalueto professional men, to
teachers and 10 students, but nowhere is iL of
greaLer value than on the family table, within
yourself, your children and friends during the
long winter evenings. 1t win show you adult
erations or unclean illness OF various kinds in
food, as sugar. tea, bread, meal. &c. -fJ -f5
1t Is OF, ines estimable valae to the Farmer
in examining insects which prey upon shis
crops. The pow er of $50 microscope, aud so
use itunderstandingly. and with appreciation.
A Beautif fnI Present, Elegant, Instructive,
Amusing, and Cheap. Over go 000 sold. f-s :
During the past Six Years its worth has been
testified to by thousands of Scieh ti7e Mem,
Farmers Schof Teachers, Students, Physi-
clans, Heads of Families, and others. 7--lt T.
PRICE So 0O.-ssat by mail post pefd.
Every instrument is neatly boxed, and hand
somely labeled with fun directions for USE
Thousands have been sent by mail. 90 - s
Ad6resa. a :, Wei. LINE q CO.. ChicagoH
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10 iGYIss N5ei aMcC Cook in his speech
Aof aecept tance. was in favor of the Ky
omendinent, and he was also opposed to
it, That is, he was in favor of coIored
men voting Il, they voted for him but
he was opposed to them having their
+ freedom by constitutional provision.
l. He. made the silliest Yes ~ MOI 4 of q
erspeeeh anybody ever dib--[[ Salem Re-
q l21lsbLloQH. tInaaar aaf taIsr. llla.ssl n
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Secretary estimates that the additional
village, population is 10000; which
shows So, ,37B engaged in manufactur-
iny and commercial pursuits, or 9ths
of the whole.
The report is a doeument of great
value, as showing the advance of the
State in material prosperity.-[O. s.
Journal.
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70 PRasfDENr GEANTs r. i is making ar
rangepents a te S visit s the a PACIFIC coast at
an early daX.ia .uoy zlfedi''. ''..lsj5no
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THE Book Goneern muddle is not
sa,e.e -. 2 Ist5s5 5ssse0tr = vaH
Sa'1 et;;sis5s;aa .Is 10 AID usdl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

From Cooley g. Dauehy AdverttstngH
- Agents OF New York.
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= BRITISH Raiiwayss paid, last year,
S1,6Bs ,575 in damages to persons Injured
Onstheir lines.
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De The English think. they have ontdone
& Krupp altogether in the matter of
heavy and efficient guns. .ifaAt. Wool
SonSs xss t61eo Io weighing 4asay
,sfhirfyafise ton cannon with the Veloci-
oity,ef 1870 feet per second, and alta dis
stance Of fifty yards buried Itself tllifty-
zstiIfee feet In an embankment thai had
been prepared for its reception. The
sst3lgieeiof powder was 130 pounds, The
isI7razer gun has a steel bore surrounded
= with Wr0.ight-i castings 9iIg Hofi :
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a SCHOOL TEACH ERS
Wanting Employment, at from $50 to 500 per
month, should address ZtEGLER McCURDY
Cinctnnati. Ohio.
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BEL.MO..y'T .y.URS ERIES

ONE mile North of Nstlonal Road near the
" County 1nfirmary.
We heep constantly on hand choice selee-
ton OF. Frntt and Ornamental Trees. Vines, &c.
Parties wishing 10 purchase win do well to
oall and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders promptly fll. p o. Address East Rich
land, Ohio. J. MORRISON.
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WELL WARMED.-Twice or,thtiee,
George Washington McCook, in his
n speech acceptidg the Democratic nomi-
9 nation for Governor, complained that
> the room was SO warn. he couldn't
make q speech. /, Well, he viii find
: things made a good deal warmer for
: him, before he. viii be elected Cover
nor. So hot he viii get his fingers
: burned. 1t SqEeng Republican. q 1sdio
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stands i u i s'sss%ss.. .iaa9i,s
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n D., oOwEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
IL. ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO;
uA-0tiice on North aide Of Main Street, q few
doors East OF Marietta Street.
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Apple Pearer, Corer and SIIeer. Price 81
Does ali at once. Warranted satisfactofys . = :
~ ID. II. WHITTEM0RE,, Worcester, Mass. Z
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FarmTfor Sale.
Bargail at Private Sale.

WE will offer at private sale, the STORE
wv ROOM, WAREHOUSE, LOT and our en-
tire stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
store, at ROCK HILL, Flushing Township,
Belmont Comfy. Ohio. The assortment OF
goods is excellent and being ibo-sght AZ low
rates viii be sold accordingly. The location Is
central being at the terminus OF the plontown
and Flushing Pike and directly on the Belmont
NJS Jeans iiStS = 't ], MORRIS a co.
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irTREE DEALERS shcoa1nid Send for PRICE List
NO, .. Complete stock, Inviting rates.
". F. HK1KEs, Dayton, Ohio. fHurserles estab-
lished 1922 <i7l-s- -i'7t s7i5l'.ssi DID -
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ARTIFiCIAL LIMRS

A. A MARKS, 575 Broadway. N. Y. City, inyen-
tor and U s. Govt man'Gr of FIRST PREM-UM
= FkET. send for illustrated Pamphlet. No.
Charge.
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-uC1l P1OCnN ~
TO depart or not depart, that's the
question that is agitating the minds of
the un%ashed tIifong that once bowed
at the feet Of the great defender of Sc
eessIon.s Shall we follow, him or turn
again. to our Idols ? The dose is a little
too heavy forgtheir tender stomachs.
Three pills, the thirteenth, fourteenth
and fifteenth endnents. DD Dr. Val.
Warrants into, kill 6or cure without fail.
70 1A,few days since Oapteen Demo-
crat was lsked II he was going to go the
new departure and accept the amend
Ez<2Ef57 yizH0I5i1.,sss 19tsF.'i ossss<5iiiS 4
iHeenn}g,lh vsd a.. ae8f v1aIotl liIStgla IS 10
-a3tss.Do, you think I'm a fool y Never,
no; never. No true Democrat will ever
go that. That amendment is void, sir
xoids1s4 sues sioTw Eseal gneoZ !
busWell- your platform adopted al
Columbus endorses il. and Val. leads
the movement.p : ia 4aITa n i,sza9q
IF that's SO it's all right, but it is
mighty bitter liif1w basd s'z2i5s17
1.-The friends of Gen. Ewing, the de
feated Democratic candidate, are quiet
ly but sorely dissatisfied with the man
ner in which their candidate wa
slaughtered at Columbus. Strong sus
pici6ns of foul, play are beginning +
TO- creep through the skulls Of tn
hithertoefaithfulliof the party. 1F'eu
self-appointed counters kept tally whel
thesyotes were aealled, and although
without any concert whatever, the.
agreeing among themselves, could no
agree with the regular Secretaries. Nc
Cook is very probably the nominee b.
false count. His name was upon tn
slate and with this knowledge the sec
retaries evidently could not agree il
counting with outsiders. Ewing ha
good reason to be out of hunaor abor
such treatment and as a natural result
Lancaster, his home, is renafkabl
cool upon the whole subject a hsst
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Land Once at East Saginaw. Mich.l.If q

NORMAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC AxKo,S.
~ OHIO Commences July 10th, continues 81 x
weeks. Large corps of eminent teachers en-
piPyed- A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY ALL
BfANCHES OF Musicians hear works Of Beetho-
Yer special inddce1lents offered. 1For circular ad-
Dress N:COESTEWART Principal Cleveland .
THE VOCAL CLASS BOOK, byH ID. NUN
u SON; New and enlarged edition Tor Singing
classes. Price 50c.l 81 50 per Dozen Send 60c
Dealer and Publisher. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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8sImoat.Ghroaifle,
81. GAINESVILLE. OHIO.

THusspAY1M 1MoRNNG, June l59 1871.
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,wofiA Oh
HsaSf q.
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CHI. Arick, c. w. Carroll, John
Harris, A. p Miller, P. Lochary, John
LisIe, John Patton, A. H. Caldwell, E,
Wilson, ]. B.. .Longleyns Alexis Cope,
Capt. w. B. Kirk, Capt. Jas. Dean, A.
Branum, Capt. A. Smith, Lewis Boyer,
las. Anderson, ID. ID. Fa Cowen, Ross
Irwin, Isaac Lane, DIR. III. Capehart.
Delegates chosen to Senatorial Con-
Yeption: IN l3s2 g naj1lTU Il li
b. r.. G.. Graves, 4 Warren; John Lisle,
Wayne; Solomon Hogue, Somerset; b.
Taylor, Kirkwood; T. A. Fred, Goshen;
E. B. Steele, Pease; Ira. Lewis, Smith;
Mai. John. Eippincott, IIniony s. w,
Welsh, Washington; Capt. AID Lee,
Wheeling. sse5t aaaJifo 9Sl
The following Central Committee
was reported for the coming year
C0lerain, Dr., /, q. Cope; Flushing, A
B. Trigg; Goshen, "A. p. Miller; Kirk.
wood, Dr. w. Jones; Pease, Capt. J. +.
Dean; Pultney, Geo. NJ. Wise; Rich
land, G. w. Carroll; Somerset, Thos
Wilson; Union, Capt. John Hamilton
Warren, N. a.. Barber; Washington
"a. III. Caldwell; Wheeling, John Pat.
ton; Wayne, NJ. Booth; Smith, Al. G
Ranage; Mead not reported.
At a meeting of the Central Com
E1ittee the following members of the
Executive Committee were chosen:-
G. w. Carroll, Chairman, Alexis Cope
Secretary, DrsiH. West, Judge ID. ID. II
C0wen, Hon. Jno. Patton and g. Viii
kinson. .ED.Xys1
After the reports Of Committees were
Eaccepted the Chairman introduced ,tt
I the meeting now largely augmented
/ by Others In attendance, Hon. Sam
Galloway, the wheel horse of Repub
| licanism in Ohio. Mr.. Galloway gave
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Extraers from Various Letters.
- = Il s.-ial,a I1slla M Va M q

Have over 400 such Testimonials ~
a.t- -. -Tsrr.- = theses. 81. .-r4.---l.. "a.
but want of space compels me to concIule.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09
How Washington Looked in I77s.

The following sketch of General
Washington's personal appearance is
taken from letter written in New York
in l77s, and published in the RsntiSh
Gazette, an English paper;
General Washington is now in the
forty-seventh year of his age; he is tall
well-made man, rather high-boned, and
has tolerably genteel address; his fea-
lures are manly and bold; his eyes are
a blush cast, and very lively; his hair
of deep brown; his face rather long,
and marked with the smallpox; his
complexion sunburnt and without much
color; and his countenance sensible,
composed and thoughtful. There is a
remarkable air Of dignity about him,
with a striking degree OF gracefulness !;
he has an excellent understanding, with
out much quickness; is strictly just,
vigilant, and generous; an atfectionate
husband, a faithful friend, father to
the deserving soldier, gentleman in his
manners, in temper rather reserved; a
total stranger to religious prejudlces,
which have so often excited Christians
of one denomination to cut the throats
of those ofanother in his morals ire
proachable; he was never known to
exceed the bounds ofthe most rigid tenn
perance. In a word all his friends and
acauaintances allow that no one man
ever united in his own person more
perfect alliance OF the virtues Of a phi
iosopher with the talents Of general.
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Elections to the Bavarian Chambers
have resulted in the choice Of 90 liber-
ais and IL patriots. The latter are op-
posed to the confederation.
PARIS, March S.-The Minister Of
Marine has proposed to the National
Assembly a great reduction in the
budget. s..
Worlds Special.l
PARIS, March S.-The Assembly
will leave Bordeaux Saturday, and meet
at Versailles Monday.
The disorder and excitement Of the
past few days continues, but no further
collisions have occurred. Detachments
Of Chanzys army are arriving.
BERLIN, March S.-It is officially
proclaimed that the day OF the Emper-
ors return to Berlin will be observed as
a day Of thanksgiving throughout
Fatherland. The exact date has not
been fixed by the Emperor. No time
Of mourning will be appointed. The
Emperor will open the Reichstag in
person on the 2lst inst.
LONDON, March S-Evening.-It is
said that the Times, in an article on
Anglo-American affairs, to-day, repre-,
sents the opinion OF the Government,
and that instructions in harmony with
views therein expressed on the Alabama
claims, have been sent to the British
members Of the Commission at Wash
ington.
BORDEAUX, March Sin the Assem-
bly, to-day, Tslain proposed an abroga-
ton of all laws restricting the right of
the people to hold meetings and form
associations.
Thiers, replying to a question by
Germaine, said the expenses Of the war,
outside Of Paris, exceed l,l0O,OOO,OOO
francs.
PARIS, March S.-The Press urges
Republicans in Mont Marte and Belle
vile to stop their disorderly demonstra-
tions or force will be used to suppress
them. They complain that by its
would.be friends Republican Govern
ment is compromised. 1t is hoped that
the excitement will subside. The agi-
tation is condemned by great major
ity Of its citizens.
LILLE, March S.--Workmen at Rou-
baix have struck. No disturbance Is
reported, but troops are on hand to pre-
vent disorder.
The rinderpest has broken ont in
this neighborhood and IN the country
around Danai.
LONDON, March S.-Rothschild has
issued a Russian loan OF l2,OOo,0OO
pounds, at Sl!.
Smallpox is increasing in England;
The strike at New Castle has resulted
in the success OF the workmen.
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Union Pacific Railroad.
The War I'm Spain.

HAVANA, March SIN late en-
gagement near Mayare it is reported
that the insurgents surrounded and cut
off a battalion under Rens. This &C
counts for the great Spanish loss, which
was very severe. Indeed the Spanish
defeat was overwhelming. \ captain,
two lieutenants and three ensigns were
killed.
Criminals sentenced to a number OF
years confinement have been pardoned
on condition of joining the modified
guerrillas. OF those taken from the
Havana Jail nine deserted on the first
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Bad Chirography.

A reporter who interviewed MURAr
HALsrEAD, recently, gives the following
account of a portion Of the converse
ton:
Reporter-"If you would not think 1t
an impertinent question, Mr.. Haisteao'
| should like to know if Wash. Mclean
ever did really send you written chai-
lengeY
Mr.. Halstead-"I do think it most
Internally impertinent question: stlif' as
80 many untruthful stories have been
published in regard to that matter, l
have no objection to giving you the cor
rect version Of the affair. The chal-
lenge was sent, Mclean let Bloss, the
assistant editor of the Enquirer, write
it for him. Now Bloss or Blossy, as he
is called for shortness, writes such an
UNANIMOUSLY bad hand that there are only
two men in this country that can read
his manuscript, and neither OF these Is
Bloss. The note, in an Enquirer en-
velop, was left in the counling-room'
where nobody could make anything
either of the address or the contents
So it was sent up stairs to the compos-
ing.room and put in the hands OF one
of our oldest compositors, who ls con-
sidered an expert. in the art OF declpher-
ing illegible manuscript. This man.
who will never acknowledge himself
beat, after due deliberation pronounced
it to be an advertisement OF cheese
factory for sale somewhere in Loraln
county, with an order to insert it every
other day for two weeks and charge the
bill to the Enquirer. This composltor
set up the advertisement from BIossy 8
manuscript, and no one suspected but
it was all right until the end OF the
month, when the bill for its insertion
was sent the Enquirer office and repudl-
ated. An investigation broug ht out the
true facts OF the case, but OF course 1t
would have been the height Of fabsurdlty
to take any notice OF a challenge
which had been printed for two weeks
as an advertisement Of cheese fac
tory
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oTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= County Grcat Court, January Rules,
ISL.
Aaron L Kraft and Samuel Kraft, partners
doing business under the firm name of
Al Kraf & Bro,
L L Fred and J. I. Fred.

l. l. fred and J. l. r red
Order Of Attachment. In Debt
The object of this suit is to recover Of the
defendants the sum OF three hundIed and
seyenty-seven dollars and thirty-seven
cents,.wlth interest on two hundred dollars
thereof from the Eth day Of December, 1865,
and on one hundred and seven-seven dol
Lars and thirty-seven cents, the residue
thereof from January nth, lstS, until paid,
and the costs Of this suit
An attachment having been issued and
levied upon the property Of the defendants
i'm this suit, and IL appearing from an am
dayit fled In the canse that the defendants,
l. 1. Fred and ]. L Fred, are non-reSidents
OF the State Of West Virginia, on motion Of
the plaintiffs, by their attorney, Il is ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after the date OF the first publication Of this
order and do what Is necessary TO protect
their interests In this cause-
Teste: SAMUEL b McC0LLOCH,
J.H. GOOD, Atty for Pins Sebe