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X ? 1srR1or of Litchaeld, ss. Probate Court,

n cfi .5 Es4 5.4 cs :, >0ef #71'-@ aia. 's DIsTRICT of Woodbury, ss. Probate Court. February 9th, 1871. ! z k-F Sf ste@ F
 Estate of Solomon B. Minor, late of. Woodbury, in said District, deceased. "a *ss5s ssss6s~%
 The Court Of Probate for the District of Wood bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate to hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attes- ted, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to ~ ~ s IF. s,sl,s
 A-3* fs9st7 0. J. MINOR, Administrator.
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BACKACHE.

k IL diseases of the Urinary Organs, Inflammation of A the Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder or; any affections that interfere with the functions of these or of the back and lons To relieve this diuretic edi- cine IS necessary, EftS BstgE 3 Fft+E'tts DR. SARGENT'S BACKACHE PILLS have been thoroughly tested for the past thryeight years and pronounced the most efficient durec ever discovered They are purely vegetable and contain mercury. Sold by druggists Sent by mail receipt of price 50 cts per box -
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|Cafbolic Tablets, q. Pf Pfepared by Dr. Wells.


 The most important discovery of the age is this wonderful healing and cleansing agent for all dis eases or weakness of the Respiratory organs. Sore Throat Sudden Cold, Hoarseness, Catarrh, Asth- ma, Dryness of the Throat or Windpipe, diseases of the lungs aud for all irritation of the mucous membrane .sx.x
 All vpcalists and public spealersGwh speak and sing without effort, use these tablets, their effect in clearfng the voice is simply astonishing as can be shown by numerous certificates, Dr. Wells CarbOlic Tablets. act directly on the mucuous membrane and should be promptly and freely taken in all exposure or violent change of weather, as they equalize the circulation of the blood and thus ward of all ten- dency to cold and lung difficulty.
 The proprietors would say all first class medi- cines have their limitations and they would CAUTION shs stop puPe by fgalnst Sg1ins aRe oaRRer medicines thrust upon them in the place of these admirable tablets.
 J. O. KELLOGG, s4 PrATaT sri, ST k Y. so1f AeaEsr.
 SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. 424t
 Price 25 cents box.
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Just What You Want!! VOUR< NAME ELEGANTLY PRINTED
 l in latest style type, on taoenty :tue superfne VISITING. CARDS. and sesst post. paid, for only 26cts. Specimens for Sc. stamp. Address F. E. l., Boz 46, Litchtield,. Conn. 46-am*
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M, ,ru-x,o,,, . s....+,. e. sa ... .L,.- 1V with and without cutoff, and Sectional Safety Steam Boilers built in quantities by special machinery Send for circular. A Cortlandt st., N
 Dofnrotc Before you apply; read my cironlar. II QlCllLS. W. E- sIMMoNDs, Hartford, Cdnn
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- .-I~Ss bJ DIsTRICT of Litehfeld, sss Probate Court,

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 DI IsTRIcT of Iatehasld, ss. Probate Court, February 9th, 1871. Ss --s-. e.ss$,gs Sss#.s Estate of Washingtonj Fox, late of Goshen in said district deceased ,s. ,.-.<...,..., s., Ordered That the executor exhibit his admin istraton account to this court for adjustment at the Probate office in Litchfeld, on the 25th day of February 1871,: at 10 o'clock, forenoon, and that persons interrsted in said estate may be noti ed thereof, said executor will cause this order to be published in newspaper printed in Litchfeld in said Goshen nearest where the deceased last dwelt. es.s 1.i .s.astA a. . 7s'i ''',,
 Certified from Redord,
 45-2* GEO. M. WOODRUFF, Judge. AT Court of Probate holden at Harwinton. within and for the District of Harwinton, on the 9th day of February, A. D., 1871, - \ .@. s.s.
 Present. Abijah Catln, Esq, Judge. E On motion of Mary Ann Hitchcock, Administra- trix of Ruth B. Fairchild late of Harwinton with said district, deceased 5..Za1@t
 This Court doth decree that gsix months from this date be allowed and limited to the cred- itors of the estate of said deceased, to present their claims against the same to said anistratrix and that said admin tfix give public notice thereof by advertising in newspaper, printed in Ltchfeld and on public signpost in said Harwinton nearest the last residence of said deceased. .s egEp3 @@
 Certified from Record, ,y xe9qEf 45-s* ABIJAH CATLIN, yudges t
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Agents! Read This 1!

WE wifpay agents salary of $50 per week. and ex- w penses, or allow large commission, to sell our
 ] new and wonderful inventions. Address M. WAGNER CO., Marshall, Mich, 54vs. rf,s2 5et
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Postmasters and others disposed to canvass, Nb- orally dealt with.
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SPECIAL 5jRol'TiFIIcEs.
1INFANT CORDIAL,

r AUGHIdN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children TeethlnR, GoftenB the gumS,
allays the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dISentsry'
Children ola delicate constitution, are apt TO
suffer more than tho fobuSt, hecauSo dendh6n ID
and eatly cutting Of the teeth more 70
30 feared than late. Much 10 70 be Appfeh0nd0d
rom ioosenesS Of Tho bowels that s. of m o.
CessIye character. Moderate lo66ouesS often 70.
moves more dangerous Affections, but when y
becomes excegsive, attended With vomiting and
great prostratlon, then II should Do kept Id con-
trol and for this purpose We rehAFk, that the
Infant Cordial IL particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy eject. b,
Mothers will and II very valuable. Tho child
will be relieved, got Into q gentle Keep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each Bottle, and WIN round the
price OF every bottle not doing % we represent.
IGUGHLIN BRoTHERS 3 Co., Props,
ApB faat Wheeling, W. Va,
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BULLETS FOR EUROPE.

Lead Is wanted IN Europe. sentOVOr the n
lions Of bottles OF new Mingled hAlr eolOrsrS thA
''remAin oVGr" and cant DO sold here. They are
pretty much AgLtGd, and win never DO wanted in
this country, because all IanO people who desire
to restore the tlnGO Of youth TO thOlt gray OF
griEEled locks use
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
a TaS SsTs SOas down. an do%P @ a.
btlonS. while the RXoRLsIoR DYE has gone
up with rapldlty that taxes to the utmost the
facilities for manufacturing It 10 to-day The
MOST POPULAR HAIR DYE
in the world and deserves to be- FOst the safest
and the best. As a dressing after the dyelng, uSO
cRGsTADoRo's HA1R PREVENTATIVE.
mRFS.dAW
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DANGER AHEAD.

A lIngle spark may kindlS dame that wiz
consume city, and ANAL ailments neglected,
may end In fatal disorders. Bearing this tAet in
mind, let the frat symptoms Of debility Or nsr'
Vous prostration DO met promptly with inyigor'
ating treatment Foremost among the vegetable
tonieS ofthe age stands Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tess, and yhSneyeN the vital pOweFG seem to .hn.
guiSh, or there 10 any reason to suspect that the
animal functions essential to the SuStenAtlon and
puriasiton OF the body arS Imperiscuy per
formed this invaluable !nVtgorant and anhieptic
should At once DO reSorted to. indigestion
always produces weakness Of the bodily powers,
Sometimes 1t happens thatt the appstlto denAndi
more food than the stomach can digest; though
not more, perhaps, than d required to keep up
the full strength OF the frame. The object under
sueh circumstances, d 10 Increase tho dlGeltive
capacity OF the aSsimilAtIng organ, 20 aS to make
1t equal to the duty impOsed upon It BY the appe;
tito, and capable otsupPlying tho Guiding P'G'
tsriGl ofkht svtIea a. fast 40 i 70 required. This
object d fully accomplished BY the use OF the
bttters. They tone and gently stimulate me
cellular, membrane which secr0teS tho gastric
Juice, and the result 10 that the solvent 10 mixed
with the food In Spfaelent quantity 70 convert an
It's nOurlshing particles into pure and wholesome
element II, on the other hand, there 10 dea'
cheney Of appetite, without any corresponding
deficiency Of the dlgeahye power, theeheet o. the
tonic 10 TO stimulate desirO Tor food. In nine
teen eaSeS ont oftWenty, headache, nausea, neE-
VouGnese, Ainting.atS, ApASmS, and, Indeed,
moOt otthe casual aches and palnl, 70 which hn-
mAnlty 10 subject proceed primarily nom indl'
gestlOn complicated with billouGnelS /; and for
both these complaints Ho1tetter'S stomach Bit
tara arc recommended a. 4 certain remedy.
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Concerning Loans On IIlin0i' Mort.

a, cages. VII Il
llPfcTn he N. z. J0ainRl Of Commerce., ~
( Ne have received from . counsellor Of
law.a t Chicago Q little pamphlet setting
foFth at6e security Of mortgage loans n
Inc State Of Illinois" In this document,
which isyery cleverly written, we see no
alIusion 10 the Homestead law Of that
State. which, we think, Is still In force,
and Of which those who loan money in
that State should take notice, If they in.
tend to put their money out in this form.
A New York gentleman, some years ago,
took advantage Of the fact that ten per
|centis alegafrEtsfo loansh Illinois, ind
money much in demand there, and loaned
1900 upon large farm property worth
it was said ten or Twelve thousand dollars.
The interest *asnot paid promptly, the
borrower fell two years in arrears, and the
lender took proceedings to ioreclose.
Here he was met by the fact that the
mans farm was his "homestead," and, BY
q then recent decision Of the court, e6-
empt to the amount Of $1,000; that.it
could not be:partIt ioned, and this money
having 70 be.GdyAnced before II could be
sold, and the sale then subject To- certain
restrictions connected with o valuation Of
the property by. d coinmlttee- Of free hol.
ders, neighbofs Of the borrower, who re
Fgarded every money lender wanting his
pay as first cousin to the Shylock who
was hankering for a pound Of flesh, he
was not likely 10 raise his capital out Of
that form Of legal proceedings. Heiwas
not o man to sic down quietly under this
treatment, 50 he devised q remedy we
have reason 10 believe then somewhat
new 10 the legal practice Of that
State. He made application to the
equity side of the proper court, re-
citing the facts herein set forth, and ask
ing the appointment Of q receiyer, as the
farm was quite q productive one, 70 take
charge of the same, and 10 pay him bis
annual dues under the mortgage lien. The
borrower scratched his head and couldn't
see bis way out Of that fix. The lender
didn't ask to have his principal returned,
nor to have the land sold, but simply TO
have It placed In the hands Of ono who
would see that the interest II was holden
for should DO promptly paid. Rather
than submit to such q surrender OF the
plow.handles to q new manager he came
down and made o settlement We recall
these facts, not TO discourage the loanlng
Of money upon real estate in Illinois, but
to suggest to those who put outtheir capl'
tai in that direction the Insertion of .
clause in the mortgage deed waving the
exemption privilege under the Homestead
law, II that, as we suppose possible, still
exists in that State.
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Narrow Gauge Railways.

On the subject Of narrow gauge rail.
ways The Philadelphia North american
remarks l-HE tAH
Its In this polntoI the economy otlead
weight that the peculiar value Of the mar
row gauge Is found. Engineers have
valnly endeavored to find any other means
to economic the dead weight Of a rail-
way train, which wears out the track so
rapidly. On tho ordinary plan, engine
and cars alike are excessively heavy, and
this causes a constant wearing out that
prevents many roads from paying. The
only objection to the new system Is that
Of transhipment, but as the invention Is
not intended for main lines, but only for
branches and tributaries, the tranship'
menE Is perhaps, not serious matter
Moreover, on branches and tributaries It
Is desirable'to keep the cars at home in.
stead of allowing them to wander all over
tho country. -.
The same paper advocates the narrow
gauge Tor street railways, considering 1t
perfectly practicable with guage oftwo
feet, and cars Olive feet in width, holding
twelve persons, 1t Is claimed that line
could be run with horse power in the
street ola city withGreat economy ofcost,
and besides the street would admit Of a
double track without Inconvenience. A
car holding only twelve persons would
also only require one horse and a driver.
Our present horse.car lines arc five feet
gauge, and the cars are very large and
heavy, and consequently wear out the
track with their own weight, without con-
sidering the enormous loads they carry.
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TEE PrussiGn Aonitsur publishes a
statistical notice Of the war, winding up
with IN Grithmetical statement, thus :
1.-THE military operations properly so call.
ed, only lasted 1870 days In that space Of
time the German armies were engaged In
1850 combats, fought II pitched battles,
took 90 fortresSes, made prisoners i. $50
officers and 1888 900 soldiers. This makes,
as mean term, for each day Of the war,
one combati for every nine days, a battle;
for every six days, the capture Of 3 strong.
hold. - 49, t7a
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HAIR DYE.

THIS superb Hair Dye 10 tho 6sst In tGs World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and InatantanO-
S SP Ss ~ EsSuISS S S
elor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q
splendid Black or Natural brown. Dooa not
StAin the Skin, hut leRyea the Hair Clean, son
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold By all Druggists. Factory Is Bond street,
New York. . ,Ef 81 tAna1eodAW
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The Texas authorities have furnished
an example Of vigilant activity in the
suppression OF violence and disorder
which cannot DO too highly commended.
A year ago Texas was infested by ruff,
fans to a greater degree than any other
Southern State. According to the re,
port Of the AdIttant General, there were
on the LIST Of July last, 1890 criminals
evadlng arrest in l0s counties, oI whom
700 were murderers, and Alb guilty Of
assault with intent to kill At that time
a special mounted State police was or.
gained, under the control Of the Adlu.
Sant General, composed OF LOO men who
went to work 10 hunt down these ctiml'
nGlA BY the frat Of January 97S OF
these criminals had been committed for
trial, and the work has since been Wig.
orouSly prosecuted, so that very few Grim.
inalS are now at large, outrages have
ceased, and feeling Of security Is lelt
where some months ago no person deem.
cd himself secure in person or life.
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Nails-.An Adyapce Of Prices.

The nail manufacturers Of the Atlantic
States have decided upon advancing the
prices OF all grades Of nails twenty-five
cents per key. This Is supplementary to
their action Of March Cd, when q still
larger advance was decreed. Their 40,
ton IS due In part to the high price Of
coaL-N 7, Pit. '
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ALErTER from the Darien expedition
says: "All doubts Of the prscticabIlity Of
constructing a ship canal across the 18th.
mus Of Darien have been dispelled; the
Atato.Tuyra route 10 perfectly feasible"
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MARRIED.

BoNR-sMTTH-on wednesday evening,
April 5th, 1871, d tho resldente Of 4r. Il. O.
SheaTeF, by the Rev, D. W Flther, NJ! ALL
BoNE, Jr, and Miss BEILE SMITH, AL Of ms city
MoREaEAD-RIsHERzAprtl 4, 1911, NJ.
Miss MoLIfE 4, RisIEB, of Cincinnati, Ohio. :
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UFsTYIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
w CIRCUIT, CoURT-Aptil 5, 1871.
Iouis AsmuS. Complainant,

Bslthnsnr schai, AdmInIItratOr In Chaucsry.
With III he viii annexed Il al TblsI 81 u
ThSobjsct Of this suit 10 obtain . decree for.
The al 81 The raj eStatG,oli IllGm RetWlE,
deceased, or 90 much thereof a. will sAtisly the
compIaInant'S claim Of $40. Is, and II Appeafing
rom IN aiiidaVit lied ID this eauld," mat Nay
,0Htf6rfud WheFmIeaFS and ---IEE-,W hsFmIcar, her
hnsbSnd, are NOT residents of. the State Of West
VhgifiG, oli motion OF tie plaintiff, by htS attor.
ney, II u ordered that EhUy do apptaehufe within
one month nm the d4tB Of the first publication
Of this order and do Whist p necessary 70 project
n Tests: stS SAMUEL B. MoCULLoCn, CLERK.
@. 1. CRANMkR, Attorney for Complainant
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NJ oTIcE '..

L u f....# f.s-fF.sa
The defendants are hereby no.ided thAt the
depoaihonS Of Louis ASmos, BelihaSAr sehHi and
others will be taken 1t the law once Of Gibson
L CrSnmer, on tho N. 3. corner o., Monroe and
Fourth streets, In the city Of Wheeling, eoun.
" OF Ohio. aud State OF West Virginia, on the
3gth day ofApril, 1871. between the hours Of 0
O'Clock A. = and 8 o'clock P. H., % DO read IN
evidence In the above named cause, on behalf or
the foregoing tplaidhR, In. Q cause pending IN
ehaneGry IN tie Circuit Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, WheFeln Louis Aamos 10 plAinuh and
BelthaEcr Schul administrator, with the Will az.
nexed Of the eSLGts Of william Felt
man, deceased, Augusts Feltman, Mary
BeakeEd, and '.-r-f BeakeFd, her husband and
Catherine Whefmiear. and 49, Whermtear,
her husband, arc defendants. And II from any
cause tho taking oftaid d6posItl0ns shall not be
commented, or being commenced, shall not be
completed on that day, the taking Of the same
will b adjourned from time TO time unul the
same shall be completed.
BY @. L. ORANMER his Attorney ap6.Th
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THURSDAY. APRIL o, 1871.

ATRlp TO TIE PAcr1c.-The Ameri'
can Medical Association, which met last
year at Washington, will hold lis next an
nual meeting at San francisco, on'the End
Of next month. Thcncvelty andintGest
attaching to . trip erthe Pacific Rail-
road and visit to the Pacific coast pro.
mise to make The attendance large and
the meeting oneot unusual interest Many
physicians who need the relaxation will
embrace this opportunity to get away
from their duties for q few weeks, and see
something OF the Far West, when meet
ing at any other point would furnish no
temptation,to idleness. The Medical So
ciety OF the State aud of this city have
each appointed delegations 10 attend this
meeting OF the National Association, as
follows: ,,,.-,r0
Delegates from STATE Nedtca! Soettty::-
Drs. A. s. Todd, W. J. Bates, and B. W.
Allen, Of Wheeling; TIA. Harris and E.
D. Stafford, OF Parkersburg; E. s. Moore,
Of Wellsburg; J. n LazZell, ofFalrmont;
T. B. Camden, OF Weston; and D. Roem-
cr, Of Charleston AlternHtEs-Drs. J. Q:
Hupp, Geo. Baird, and II. J:.Weisel, Of
Wheeling; Walter Coles and 4. z: Davis.
Of karkeTsburg; G. W. Bruce, Mounds.
vile; J. K. Berkebile, FSirmont; A. b.
Kunst, Weston; and Z. 7. 3. Moore, Ma.
son City. 20. fl 73GE s'I17 tli-E
DstegatGs from Wheeling Medical lsOcisty:
-Drs. John Frissell and Il. II. oummins.
AlternateS-DEs. X Il. Hazlett and E. A.
HillreIh. 70 '1.a.a'gd * (
For the information Of physicians or
others who may wish TO participate In
the excursion, we annex o schedule Of In
formation in regard 10 railroad fares, Is
sued by ": B. Atkinson, S[ D., perma'
neut Secretary Of The American Medical
Association, 400 Pine street, southwest
cornerot Broad, Philadelphia y
Union and Central Pacific Railroad:
From Omaha " San francisco and re-
turn, $125. ..g' d. .-.sta t.ey
Tickets good for 90 days, and sold only
TO holders Of certificate from Permanent
Secretary. This includes the wives and
families OF all who desire to participate In
this excursion. Each person must be
named in the certificate. . s..r-
Local arrangements have been made
with other roads; hence application
1hni1lA In mazda at atRrtinO fOr fJrHFkIou
tickets 10 Omaha .a5.I..
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FoRTY.sEvEN women are editortslly
connected with the New York press.
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INVEST VIRGINIA. COLLEGE,

AT PENNINGTON, TAYLOR co., VIVA,
gEEiW qplr'nSGEEPs 4 n " FeFs' !ssi
With 3 full corps OF Assistants. Terms com.
mSpeS on April Sd and August 7th, 1S7l. send a,
0 circular. feba0
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n HOWARD,

~ a. li1.A ARCHITECT j,
SkbteASS, DS4gaS, 1iSSet tqlS, sections. Plans
Details, 1is96iS IeIE Pr6Ie l01ae Perpeettyel,
tHltmatte eAtm8, WogdlE DnNlng6
and General bnnght1 promptly tar9ia
Patent Once DaWings prepared Iee nv sntofo,
omes: Fourth Street. "a door below Court
House. oetl0
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From Omaha 10 San Francisco, nearly
days; To Omaha from Boston, "a hours;
New York, 65 hours; Philadelphia, 90
hours; Washington, 90 hours; Chicago,
% hours.
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WANTED

EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
LII "a JiI1ilsl or Egl.l.Ug ~
sBENTNO r. KA.MMERr
Sterling Exchange on London ior any nm ma,
less than one pound Sterling Sight dfaitS On al
the principal elites Of Germany, France and InIv
at liberal rates. ID 80 - ~
Also for sale ct the same office: PGsIaxs Tttk
cts 10 OF ftom England, Ireland, Bremen Ssd
hamburg Ni4 New York or Baltimore. RmIrSbi
Railroad Tickets from New York and BGlt!noFSs
10 Wheeling.
'F5SVTS BSK AiEGER, notary III.
Real Estate, Fire and Life, Claim, and GeaSsI
PGsaAge AGent,n Al .ylil ~. I ~. nOHR
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.NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
LEN DEHTRD "a, thefrm Of, Ri! BeTy a ~
by ilOto or book account prior ID Jaruaiy ISSi
win please call and settle the same without x.
Their notice. Z. ]. BERRY b n
February IT, lau, fehI6
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Each double berth, Omaha 10 Ogden
IS; Ogden to San Francisco 80.
Those desiring certificates should ap'
ply Immediately, iuclosing stamp, to Mr.
Atkinson.
N. B. It's suggested that us many as
possible should he at Omaha by April
Goth or 57th, at the latest, reaching Bar
Francisco the day before the meeting.
The fare from Wheeling to Omaha and
return, we are informed, will be about
$42 so, unless q further reduction should
be obtained. Persons wishing to join
the excursion may obtain the requisite
certificates by leaving their names with
DR.. s. Jepson, Of this city, Secretary Of
the Wheeling Medical Society.
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8KllAdxertIsements.

RTfNTa QUARTERLY !. STATE
ifRNT. National Savings Bank Of Wheel.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NoTIsCsE-THR WHEELING
In Savings Institution having, by Dce1 =,
Trust dated the ssh Of February is7i. and So ~
Of record In the Recorders ONCE OF thiS countS
conveyed 10 me all it, property, real and perSSy'
a. stocks Claims I y, and demands whether BY
WISE In trust to secure all dSbtS and ilabIIItia:
Of the said Wheeling Savings Institution. eoS'I
lyHnd without preference 70 any one or mora Of
them over the others.,d ,s1',l.fs.l = -. V'
Notice % hereby given TO al persons indsb,st
to the said Institution nat ne amounts Of theit
I'd and to all persons having claims S1SiSs,
aid Institution TO present th6a amS fos s5tHS,'
ment without delay at the once folFSS 49,
lately occupied by Il, which win b 61Cn lSr ~
purpose every day Sunday oxeoptSdFpntil A. n.y.
th ssb sspeo On se1 p a Snsyf siHsk
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