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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-23

In the human organism, force invariably accompanies
change, and Is in fact the result of change The func-
tonal action of any organ portion of the system is
possible only under the condition OF change The blood
continually washes each organ-brain or muscle gland
or herewith its lfegiving flood, sweeping away the
dead worn-out particles and replacing them with new
particles Death thus starts side by side with life; and
side by side as necessary conditions the one to the other
they press forward 10 the common goal of both The
notion that the varying functions of life are but the
varying manifestations and outworkngs OF mysterious
entity known as the Uital principle Is now exploded
Those varying functions now viewed as the simple
effects Of intimate molecular changes in the organs lust
the motions of the engine are viewed as the
effects of the expansion Of elastic vapOr the boiler and
cylinder Indeed, very probably, II man had first met
with steam engines in nature he would have explained
their movements by supposing the existence Of vital
principle or something similar Now. DIR. Fiseh's Bit
tcrs is preparation compounded in accordance with the
above lately discovered principles 1t stimulates molec-
ular changes. II also stimulates alimentaton and thus
nsures an abundant supply Of blood for the formation of
tissues to take the room of those that molecular
change has displaced as useless. deoplw O23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-23

Hon. Thomas Russell, collector Of the mort NJ
Boston and Chartestown, sailed for Fayal Satur.
liams, Capt Hale. His wife and three children
will accompany him. y"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-23

FEvERs seldom make an attack without warning; and
may often be thrown OFF by soaking the feet IN warm
water wrapping up warm in bed. and taking two or
three of "PoTSORS PargdtiUeaPdls."
MISSIONARY Just returned, says he regards John
sons dRodyle LiHment as heyont all price and efca-
IN he world
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-23
IndexicaI silver soap.

Marion IIarland, in common Sense in the House
hod. page $50 says: "For cleaning silver, have for
year. used the INDEXICAL SILVER SOAP. Besides
being clean and easy of application it will not wear
away the metal will whiting chalk OF plate pow
der" Sold everywhere. d3m aulS
DIR. II. Morrill,, No. Bufnch St, Boston, Mass.
Consult him in all cases; he is the oldest and most eX
peueneed specialist in BcstOutrty three years prac-
tee. See his Pocket Medical Adviser. Price IS cents
Send for il. deop&wtf O5
Geo. y. HOPpIn 81 Co., COmmIsson Merchants
and Dealers In Flour Corn, Rye Oats Malt Meal OF al
kinds Fine and Coarse Feed Lnseed Oil Meal. Me-
CHI Inic street. WnrcaRter. Mass DIFF iA29
Five Per Cent. per Annum
Allowed for Money on Call. f.. A. GooDNoW,
dts First National Rank.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-23
Peoples Savi=gs Bank,
MARBLE BUILDING, 452 MAIN ST.
Opposite the City Hall.

The usual SEsu-ANNuAL DIVIDEND at the rate Of Six
per Cent. per annum has been declared.
Deposits are put on interest on the first day orevery
month,
In addition to the usual Bank Hours, the Bank is open
to Dcposors on Saturday Evenings from to O'Clock
Amt. ID eposits Aug. 1, 71....S2, 57G,7G4 40
Number of ID cpositOrs........ 7,71I
JOHN c. MASON, President.
c. NJ. BENT. Treas.
Worcester. Aug. ,, 1871. dkwtf ua2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-23


The Republicans of the First Worcester Senatorial
District are requested to send Delegates TO senatorial
Convention 10 be held AZ the Common Council Room,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. % at ~ o'clock, 10
nominate Cand late for senator, ami 70 transact such
VeRLoh Of concentration will he the same AS at the
s,at lV i it'9,. ~, ~ IN, n ~ "
0t'Vc No'''''' IA orlcr of tbc Committee
oil dto35 V' h. b. STODDARD, Chairman.
VI "'-'
The Republicans of the 30 worcester Senalotlai
District requested to send delegates to conventions
to be holden at Horticultural Hall, in Worcester Oct'
25ih inst at II O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF hui-
Mating candidate for SENATOR and Tor tiansacuhS MY
T n,i ~ ~ ivprV s "'i' Wv '' ~ "
SV''o N"h''"""i', II ApTUnU oNEw Chairman
ono w 1o,,~s a., o. $50 go ~ w.
Sthl Wv nrt IA ls7I' deont25th ola
oou'ioiiusV' ~ 80, 80
- 1t
The Republicans of the llth Representative
District, comprising the towns OF Spencer, Leicester
SOuthbrdgp, Charlton and Auburn, are requested TO
send delegates to Convention to be holden at the Bay
State House" on THURSDAY, the % day OF November
Mt 10 A. w. for the purpose of nominating two candidates
to represent the District ut the next Genera Court anu
for the transaction of any other business proper TO come
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-23

on the subject as follows:
81 will only add TO the valuable letter of ON
associate, that so many objects of great histori-
cal Importance have claimed the attention OF
members Of this society that the curiosities OF
antiquarian lore have ceased to be prominent
among our acquisitions. The subject of DR..
aalisonry's letter has the most desirable quail
w VI an antiquarian treasure; in its rarity, in
asmuch as some of our best scholars have M
astnowleoge Of its original form, and the British
9 1al6s dld not obtain a copy until the year
iooV' ana IN It's intrinsic value as the mostbril-
1ant specimen Of the literature of the time of
queen anne as the founder and the exemplar
and as the key note of the Sweetest music 81 III
English tongue" '''i0 VI 'iie
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-23

TVHTS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the
l. twentieth day of October, A. d. 1871, warrant in
bankruptcy Issued against the estate OF Reuben n
Bartlett Of Webster in the county of Worcester. and
state Massachusetts. who has been adJudged bank
rupt his petition; that the payment OF any DEBTS
and the delivery of any property, belonging TO such
bankrupt to him, for his and the transfer o. any
property by him forbidden by law; that meeting OF
the creditors of the said bankrupt to prove their oen
and to choose assisnees Of his estats VIII
he held at a court of bankruptcy, to be holdeil AZ
No Chaplin Block, Worcester Mass az dh s, once me- OF
and before II. o.. Bacon, Register, on the eth Jay OIL
November, A. D. 1871, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
ROWLAND G. USHER
u S. Marshal Mass. District, as Messenger.
haL
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JOHN d. WASHBURN,
TRUSTEES


The Trustees of the Worcester Co. horticultural S
cety Will convene, for the transaction of business, II
medately upon the dissolution of the Annual Meeting
the society. GEORGE L. FRANCIS, Sec'y
Worcester, Oct. lS 1871. dtnl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06
Baltimore Cattle Market.

~ = hNbA AlNpN. -'l' 80 Z +
BEEE CATTLg The market yesterday was
quite dull and prices fell of nearly lc on tops,
and he 20 lc on medium aud common grades
--soue 2+0D head changed hands AT 90 TO -
10 the quality Of the offerings being superior 10
those Of last week. To- day the balance Of the
offerings, were closed out very slowly, and not
I'LL late in the day, without material change
since yesterday OF the receipts some 1000
head were reshpped East without being Of
terrell here, ana a few remain over unsOld.
Prices to-day for Bee: Cattle ranged ms
follows: Best Bceves AT 7jG, 81 -; general
~ rated first quality at ! OOGS4 - medium
or good fir quality at 8 25G1S4 90 ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows, at O0G0 50 Is (;
interior aud lowest grades OF Cattle O0ClSO 90
general average Of the market to-day - 10.
Extreme range Of prices 0O@Sj 10. Most Of
the sales were from ~ TO 81 - r. 100 lbs. OF
me receipts liG bead came from Nd, 552 Fl ON
OHIO, 1924 from w. Va, 1902 from Va LOG
from lhs. Of Col, So from Ind, 81 from Penna ,
ana lI5irom ky-total receipts for the week 1888
mead, against 3J6s last week and 1853 same time
,ast year or The offerings Jj3 head were taken by
baltimore butchers OS4 sold TO country dealers
and so to spectators for Eastern markets -
,o'NI sales for the week 29G4 head, against 262l
last week, and 1928 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS The receipts o. Sheep have
i'IIen on during the past week, but buyers are
unwilling TO give ans higher prices Common
aueep are in full supply but good ones are not go
p,enuiul and IN fair demand. We quote Fat
sheep at 4@5ic per pound gross Open-wool
STOCK sheep are I'm demand at 2 2INS3 OO per
mead. lambs 2 o0msa j0 per head as TO size
ana quality. Receipts this week 30D5 head ~
last year
Hcos.-The receipts during me past week have
''en quite large. and with fur demand prices
nave fallen oh but slightly since last week The
market closed to-day with fair prospects at Z5
Meb % per 100 lbs let. Receipts this week
Wv head, against 1890 Last week aud 3JIs
mead same time last year.-Sun.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Monday. Oct. g..
ttote-iloward 81 super ~ 50 50Gs5 00 per
bushels market active and frm white. prime at
'''"sl 80 red, prime 10 50 6GWS, 70 aud
common 10 fair, at o 00MSO 90 Germ white,
~ e1f1 sd cents and yellow 80 s3N0O cents.
OArs' "' 52taj5 cents. AZ 70 quality Rye. %
GO The 3rd, ia ". s.. gold closed al 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

The Treasury Department announces that
the Government has saved $500, asa by the de-
strucdon and loss of fractional currency. Prob
ably this is AL right for the Governmeut-but
the Governments gain is a loss to somebody
ALIsKt.-Where on this globe can we go be.
yond the omuipresent Yankee? Landing at Srr-
ks, we had walked but a short distance into the
town when we reached the northern depot Of Or
Ayres medicines in full display among the huts,
shanties and courts of these boreal tribes. There
the familiar, homelke names of his Cherry Pee
toral, Pills, &c, salute US from the exterior and
tine interior cfa store which shows more business
than its mel ,hbors, and proves thar these simple
but sure remedies ATE even more necessary 10
savage life than to ourselves where they visit e.
very freside-- Cor, espon9ent Alera,d Journal.
1t is said that law catches .cs. but lets the
hornets FREQ
The Young Folks Rural for September
published by Mr.. Lewis of the Western R,ral,
Is filled hrim full Of nice things for young PEG
pie The college World pronounccs it "the mos
entertaining paper in existence for young peo-
Pile" Cash prizes are offered for best contribu-
tions 10y young folks. 81 90 per year, and free
for remainder of this year to new subscribers for
1872. Specimen numbers free Address II. y.
+. Lewis Publisher Chicago.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

TIVE next Session Of this School will com
i menco on the lth Of September 1871
The Session Is divided into two Terms, OF FIVE
months each.
Rates Of Tuition per Term Of 5 Months.
/. PREPARATORY DEPARTMEST-Spel-
ing, Reading, Writing, Elementary A
rithmeiic and Geography, Sls 80
2. JUNOR-English Grammar, Poll
teal Geography, Rhetoric and Compo-
sition, History, Arithmetic Elemental
ry Algebra and Book-k eepiug-Single
entry, 10 90
,. SESIoR-Natural Philosophy Che.
mistry, Astronomy, Mental aud Moral
Philosophy, Physical Geography, Book
keeping-Double entry, Algebra Gecm-
etry, Trigonometry, Surveying, and thu
Higher Mathematics generally, n 90
Ancient and Modern Languages La
tin and Greek, SIS 90 for both, or when
only is taken, 10 90
FRENCH, 10 %
CONTINGENT FEE 80
Special attention paid 10 the Classics
Payment, one-half ia advance No deduction
except in cases Of protracted sickness
Board can be procured at SIC 90 per month
in private families in the village. Address
Il w. FLOURNOY.
RomDey, July %, 81.
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Postscript /!

cTThe trial of Mr. II. r. Black for
shooting with inten, to kill Colonel ". W.
McKAIG begins in the Frederick County
Court to-day. - Cumberland Ne,os, Oct. s..
Eg The Democratic Judicial NOmninst-
ing Convention met ct Hagerslcwn on
Wednesday last, aud nominated on the fir.
ballIt Colonel GEORGE ScHLEY, of Wash
ingtou county. The gentleman selected is
brother of Colonel ScHLEr, of our city.
and is Praciicing lawyer at the Hagers-
town bar.-I6.
ESOwing 20 the legal steps taken by
the United States agains. the polygamists
of Utah, troops in large numbers are being
forwarded to Salt Lake City.
sara New Orleans Judge said the 9TH
err day in a bitter sarcasm, that an Office
holder who was receiving salary of Eve or
ten thousand dollars u year and couldn't
save q quarter of million wasn't consid-
cred STUART. Benjamin Butler can't be
considered dull tried by this rul' From
a salary of $4,000 per annum as member
of Congress he has, in FIVE or six years,
laid by enough to count his savings by the
millions. Didn't the beast accumulate a
good deal of his wealth during the war?
EF The Norfolk Hryinian says Under.
wood is Buffers shadow cast 10 dirty
water.
When Mr.. JONI S. LUProN coutem-
plated removing to Texas, last winter, he
rented his form fer one year, for the SUN
of $500, which at tie time, was consider
ed l good price. Tho tenant has disposed
of the product Of City trees (one-fourth) of
the npple-orchard on the place for $3.50.
An example for some of our farmers who
won't set ont trees, because they "can' t
spare the land, and other absurd reasons.
- Winchester Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06
II II T. f. =

Fruit and Ornamental.
FOR AUTUMN OF 1871.
We invite the attention of Plante and Deal
ers to our large and complete stock vi
Standard and D,cori' trbit Trees.
Grape Zines dA2 Small Frat.
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and PLrni,
Neic Rare Fruit If; Ornamental Trees.
BaiJOWS Fioace, Roots
Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues
sent prepaid on receipt of stamps as follows
No. fruits, 10 cents. No 2-Ornnmeutal
Trees, loo. No. 3-Green- house, Toe No. a.
Wholesale, free. No. Bulbs, free. Address
ELLWANGEk Il BARRY,
Established 1870. Rochester. y Y
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wssr VrnorsrA Usrvraslrr.
IS7l-72.

VIC last Catalogue shows an attendance OF
n III Students at tbs Institution. Five dis
corps Of Competent Professors.
Lhe Ancient aud Modern Languages; Nia,he-
,sn, pnre and applied Psychology. Ethics.
feh,ssi Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the ScIen
Ses, &C, ae., sa,efully snd thoroughly taught.
Practical Chemistry, aud Physics, illustrated by
apPropI'a'e api~ra,us srrsil advantages foe
good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min.
eraiogy, Geology and Conehology ,oge,hc,
with menv specimens IN other tsspartmenis of
Natural History. fine buildings; beautiful aud
healthy location good society
FAN TERN begins Sept. 9TH Winter, Dcoem
her stu. Spring, March 20th COMMENCEMENT.
June Goth. "''
boarding from 81 TO 81 per week.
IUHios, from SO TO S2l per year
FOR Further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX. MARTIN,
President
Norgantownr ". Va, June ., ls7l.-ly.
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DIED.

Ou the 25th ultmo Wutr, eldest child or
Isaac James aud Rchecca Posaal! iu tbe 10Th
year Of bis age. A young nan II promise sud-
deuly called away. 'Remtrher, blooming youth
you must die o.
BAN n FoUrt, wife Of William J Foutz. Esq
10 TIC 3lst year Of her age
On The goth ultimo after . lingering illness
NlFGi>lA LEE daughter 81 Captain J. j and Vrs
Sarah ChIPlsy, Of Aoorsi,ld, aged years
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

The South Branch Medical Society held its
regular meeting in this place on Tuesday last.
A'yet We have received no report of their pro-
'eoiiugs. If the Secretary or any member of the
society will furnish us. with synopsis OF their
Proceedings we viii cheerfuily give them place
Ia our columns
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06
A PPL ETON,& .JomrnnI.

A PPL ETON'S Journal.
~ FOUR Months for One Dollar
Persons not now subscribers To APPLEToNs JOIN
NAL can as Tri1I subscription, obtain the re-
manning issues for the current year-frOm Sept
2d-FOR ONE DOLLAR
His large redrc;i0R IS offered 10 nep suIseri-
bers 10 eH1bis MoSe not Hoc acgUaini,d ,rith the
joHrn1f 10 fHHg test us merits. Remittancos must
be mailed direct 10 the publishers
Appleton's journal is published weekly, and
consists OF thirty-twO pages quarto, each number
attractively illustrated. Price Oc per No re-
gu!ar subscription price 81 per annum in adj
vance. ID. APPLETON & CO, Publishers, New
York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06
MANY VOTERS.
Election 26th October, 1871.

IMPORTANT NorIcE. We call the Mt.
'oution Of candidates to a rule which we
have adopted it is: that all announcements
must be PrcP"id, before they will be inser-
tel in our columns This determination
J. justified by past experience.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

ROBERT Il. SHERRARD, of Hardy.
GEO. A. BLAKEMORE, of Pendlctou.
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RoMNEY Posr orrIcE HOURS.

The mails are closed at this Office 20 go via.
Patterson Creek, East & West and Moorefeld,
every morning Except Sunday NJ Q, a. a.
For Winchester, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Se-
turdays, at A. N.
Office Hours-Open at 81, VI. Close at 8,
Pm. WM. II. C0OKUS, z. NJ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

Students prtpored FOR B1sin,ss College, snd
Unisersity Of Virginia.
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Mn HARPER Please announce JoHN MONROE
Esq, OF Capon Township, rs a suitable person
to represent the county of hampshire, id the
next House OF Delegates Many YoTEns.
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FER CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
JAS. d. ARMSTRONG, of Hampshire
JOHN T. PIERCE, of Mineral.
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roI. the AiIing:
LYVALUIBLE DISCOVERY!
TIE UNRIVALLED
Southern IIcIDatiC Pills

southern lAcpattc Pills
are confidently recommended ~ all persons
s"6erdy fcoD' DyspTsia ar Baious dis
coses THY are comyouHdrd by n souih-
cyp minister n me- ggspd ,rhozc arm dis-
euse led To me discoDerV III reD,edg. IN
1925 lee lras rc3vccd m It skeIeiy1,. ANIL
pr9RoHccd by H,ree StHlfW physicjous IN
be JcyouR cVre IL hgs since been ne The
reJDl15 pos'oratc FIR more than Hulvy years
-ycars tOo, 81 scocrc iaJor md great cr
posurc They lure ,erouyht 1rou,lers tt
The cure ~ djsecscs ayisiHy Irom u disor-
derei HCrs. The m1ker ~ these pile has
see,, occr Pre- hmdrcd pcos1as as O,r as he
rus, euhreiy cured bV NE iue az than -
call uDoa Urs GEO. " DEEMS, W.
IS Smith CoDioup st., Bahinorc, amt pro-
cure n cir~"iar gratis, or s01 fur samc M
miH az oHlervise, eHclosiBy stamp IN pay
Jor po"uye
Pm SHE ~ ne D0g Store ~ w. H.
MCDOWELL. Ro5aucy, IVES, Va.
dugut IS, 1871 -1g
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

zlv- We gre authorized to announce Rev o. u
WHGNAN, a candidate for reelection as Su-
peri Itendcnt Of Public schools.
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PoroNrAcSEMr
RO NJ n T. Y.
Hampshire County, West Va.

II. W. PLoURNoY, AN, S. l.. FLorRyor.
Principal Assistant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

Via. llARrFR You are authorized 20 announce
Mr. ABRAHAM HASS,. a candidate for Supervi-
sor Of Springfield Township, TO be voted for at
the october election.
Aug 20 1871. MANY VOTERS.
10" We are authorized TO announce Mr. JomN
r Boon. rs a candidate for Supervisor OF Spring
field Township, at the October election
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

FOR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
COL. ALEXANDER MONROE
FOR COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOLS,
DIR TOWNSEND CLAYTON.
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VOR sTATE sENATE.
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DISTRICT NoMNArIoNs-1Or DIsrRIcr.
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WOODS HorsEH oLp MAGAZINE 20 Onward, right
onward seems to be the aim of the publishers
We thought IL impossible 10 excel the September
number, but October, with its list of famous con-
'rioators and It's valuable reading is perfect
gem, and we cannot understand now 80 much re-
al worth and merit, from such popular writer's
as Greedy, Parton, Beecher, Gail Hamilton. etc
etc, cso De furnished Tor only ONE DOLLAR a
year The Magazine is steadily increasing in
public favor, and we predict for il a brilliant
future Tor people are not slow in besto wing their
patronage where they can obtain the most for
their money. Specimen copies furnished free.
s. s. wooD &co.. Newburgh, New York.
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Chrome for only SO variety of other premi-
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Address, >. ). WooD Co, Newburgh, y. Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

The October torn Of Mineral Couu ~ Cir
Hi' Court sill commence Mt New Creek on Fri
day, the goth dty of The present month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

-tarnERirN ScuErrEa. Esq the Proprietor Of
Virginia Hotel at Steunton, has taken charge
" '' Hotel ANA proposes to keep it in first
.I.. s'y.o
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COMPLIMENTARY 10 JuDGE HALL.--We take pleas.
.o iu publishing the annexed compliment to the
Judge Of this Circuit, adopted by the Brooke
County Bar ON the 22nl ult
ht'l'r,d That the bar OF Brooke county ten
der 90 tHr Hon + Hall their acknowledge
Henfs for the urhanity. courtesy. ability and in
H-u'v with which he bias presided in place of
Ne Iiou 1hnycr Melvin, Judge of this Circuit,
absent during the present term Of this court