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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-02
commissioners Sale.

p' VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE
% 'r'9u ,pUrI ol ohio county, state 81
T.. '..-uI. rendered on the 18th day OF
I a. M. M Il chancery cause in said
Wherein Waiter Marshall is plant II
H..Wu Arm>tr ny, administrators of
''''"i Robert MARSHALL. dec a>cd, and
/. a.. VI .r.Hil. Robert Marshall, James
F.'.r,. lr,"rh Marshall and Mary Mar
: t"i.>a a. rw uf the said Robert Mar
Zoo. i-rra-"t, are defendants, will, on
-. iay. 'I" 9Th day Of May, 1871. at 10
.'H A. W., proceed To sell at the front
- lh"' uErt House of said Ohio cOun &.
'' NH'r auction, To the highest and
~. ' .'"r. ~" Glowing described proper
"'. hp' numbered IS, in Jonathan
..l.tOl 10 the city of Wheeling.
.' N ~ the First Ward of the city
'..'..aS and il bOU ded on the south
''8I' alley, on the west by Market
49, .'.'..n, 80 feet on Market street and
thence an equal width parallel
'..' ley about ~ feet. Said lot will
D." 'Np '"}agItc parcels, one parcel
~ tUd the other west of the centre
-.' NH'.nuI. Tutd.
.i'N> 'F >NLE.-Ou"-ihird in cash. the
..u''r ~ two equal payments of one
.." Years. With interest from the day
~ "r secured by bonds duly eNecu-
GOT security, and title retained
."'.h". "E.rr> 81 said Court.
X. II. COCHRAN,
- Spypi0l Commissioner
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
He De.'t Thtak Mnsn g. Consre

He Des't Think Much or Congress
- stonol ReconstructfOn.
General Sherman attended a supper
given in his honor by club of army
officers in New Orleans one night last
week and, in response to repeated and
urgent calls, spoke Substantially as fol.
lows:
!, ~! e. GENERAL eHBRAANs SPEECH.
believe this Government will keep
on growing until it spreads itself over
the entire American continent, but in
order to gain this much desired end, and
to maintain ourselves az free and in.
dependent republic, we have got to show
MOLE CHARITY TOWARDS EACH OTHER.
1t has been remarked by some gentle
man who has preceded me, that it was
generally conceded by the soldiers Of
both armies at the close Of the
late civil war, that if the questions
and all matters of the settlement Of the
differences between the North and
South, were left to the armies, it would
be settled at once, and everything would
become quiet and orderly. l so be-
lieved, and before signing the agreement
with General Joe Johnston, / called to-
gether all the Generals under my COM
mand, and without a dissenting voice
they agreed with me. l believed they
surrendered in good faith, and would
have lived up to the very letter of the
agreement, and in my opinion if there
had been
NO RECONSTRUCTION ACTS OF CONGRESS
and the armies been left at the time to
settle alfquestions of difference between
the different sections of the country, the
people would have at once become quiet
and peaceable. l probably have as
good means OF information as most per-
sons in regard to what is called
THE KU-KLUX,
and am perfectly satisfied that the thing
Is over-estimsted and if the h,-flur
bills Vere kept out Of Congress, and the
army kept at their legitimate duties, there
are enough good and true mle'. in all The
Southern States TO put down all Eu-hluT
or other bands of morauderS
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From the Mahoning Vindicator.l
KU.KLUX. ."-
They Make their Appearances and
Show their Hand I'm MahOning
County, Ohio-One Man killed.

Show their Hand I'm MahOning
County, Ohie-One Man killed. -
We have no disposition to treat lily
of anybody; but as faithful chroni,
cler of passing events-social and
political-we must q tale here un-
fold" -
On the 10Th of April, A. D. 1871, one
Michael McTighe, accompanied by his
brother, appeared in Garfield, county OF
Mahoning, as peddler OF cloths from
Buffalo, \. Y. ' s-s SF .
The said Michael McTighe cold his
horse to some party, and was then in
vited to 20 on fishing excursion into
Ellsworth township, several miles dis
tant from Garfield The invitation was
accepted, and he, County Auditor Will
cox Henry Meeker and Fl. Plat, all of
Garfield, formed the party. How the
fishing progressed, we cannot say.
Probably it is immaterial. 1t is suffi-
cient to know that the party was formed
and left Garfield, and pick them up
again at the place and hour where a
tragedy was enacted.
At about twelve o'clock on the night
of the above date, we find the enumer-
ated party at the house OF Matthias
Glass, in Berlin township, demanding
admission, which was being refused by
Mr.. Glass, man about sixty years Of
age, and his wife, aged about thirty.
Threat. were made of forcing admis-
sion, by the party, and Glass made
counter threats that he would shoot the
first man Of the party who entered, and
seized his rifle for the purpose. The
party outside put their threat into exc
cution, and bursted open the door, and
simultaneously Glass pulled the trigger
OF his gun aud one Of the party, Nc
Tighe, fell back.in the yard, the ball
from the gun having passed through
his bowels. The rest of the party, it
seems. then rushed into the house, and
scuftle ensued, during which Glass
received several severe but not danger.
Gus stabs OF knife.
Eventually, McTighe was placed in
uuSSN' du' thS Poity otoLtSu 'N""N
Garfield. But, ere long, McTighe seems
to have been abandoned, and the balance
OF the party pushed on into Garfield,
where they notified the wounded man s
brother OF the condition of affairs. who
at once went in search of the helpless
brother and had him removed to Can
field, where he died about two o'clock
on the following afternoon.
Glass was arrested, and after hear
iLg before an Ellsworth Justice OF the
Peace, was discharged. 1t was from
the evidence given at the hearing, as
related to us, that we CLEANED the above
particulars.
We have heard rumors that Wilcox,
Meeker and Plat would be arrested,
but of this there is no certainty.
We leave, for the present at least,
criticism to the public.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May1l.
FLOUR-A shade firmer on shipping
grades. Sales at s. s0@6 90 for su-
perfne state; Sc l5@6 30 for extra
state; S. 35@6 40 for choice do ;
S. 50GJ6 90 for superfne west'n; Sc 10
as % for common to medium extra
western; Sc 20@6 IS for choice do
Sc ,75Gy7 10 for good to choice wheat
western extra; Sc 2O@6 IS for COM
mon to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; SC 40@6 80 for
trade brands; Sc 30@7 90 for common
to fair extra st. Louis; Sc 75@9 90
for good TO choice do; the market
closing quiet. Southern -four is little
better at Sc 0O@7 90 for common TO
fair extra; 81 70@9 90 for good brands.
GRAIN-Wheat shade firmer but
quiet; winter red and amber western at
81 50@l S.; new spring nominal at
81 1901 81. Rye quiet. Barley dull.
Barley malt quiet. Corn scarce and &c
better at 796Slc for new mixed west
ern, and Sl@S2c for yellow do. Oats
active and shade tirmer at 65@6Sc for
western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork lower at $500
for new mess; SIS 90 for prime,
and SIG 00@l6 % for new prime
mess. Beef quiet at $40 00@l5 OO
for plain mess and $l3 0O@l7 90
for extra mess. Beef hams quiet
at S26 0O@29 90. Tierce beef dull
at $24 O0@26 90 for prime mess
S26 00@29 10 for India mess. Cut
meats steady at ll@l3c for hams
and 164@l7c Tor shoulders. Lard
quiet and shade frmer at l0l@lla &c
Tor steam and lsc for kettle rendered
BUTTER-Dull at 1l@30c for west
ern, and l5@34c for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at S@l4c for com
mon to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and q
little easier at lac for low middling and
I4Jc for middling uplands; for future
delivery the market is very quiet.
observation-disclosures quiet and
firm at lac; refined firmly held at
23t@231c.
TALLOW-Unchanged at S3@9c
stearine nominal at l0@ll3c.
WHISKY-Quiet at 94c.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpen-
tine dull and lower at 47@4Sc for mer-
charitable. Strained resins are quiet
but steady at 81 37!@2 40; new No. 2
at 50 80. Tar quiet at So 40 for Wash
ington.
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Chicago Market.

"-'-,... @7 CHICAGO, May |.
FLOUR-Fair demand for shipment
and a shade firmer, but not quotably
higher. 49,. ..I.
GRAIN.-Wheat, higher at 81 GAG
l 24& for cash; closing at 81 24f seller
last half closing at 81 25& June at
81 26a. Corn at 52to@53c for new
No 3 and rejected; closing at 52ac; No
, sold at 54f@544c closing at this
range; seller June closed at 553c. Oats
firrner at 473@47ic for regular; closing
at outside. Barley, dull and nominal;
sales at S4@S5c for No. 2. Rye, firmer
at S2SS3c' for No. 2. ....-
PROVISIONS-Pork at SlI 30
cash. ..-.-
HIGHWINES-Steady at S7@SSc.
CATTLE-Market dull and unfayor.
able; l23c lower.
HOGS-Moderately active and prices
weak and l0@l5c lower.
LATER.
GRAIN-Wheat, been shade higher
this afternoon; closing at 81 24a cash.
Corn q shade hrmer and closing un'
ohanesd.x yssasA7 " ossZt's = =.
ases NF~'
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b Ihur-day. the Eighteenth day Of
Nav next,

! 5rrlfi"r nom day To day, until COM
.,, commencing the sale each day at
r,,h \. NJ at the banking house
" p7. rl-i by said Institution on Mon
s-,,.'. ~ Wheeling, W. Va, sell at pub
r.rrn for cash, the following prop trty,
H. prr lO, and building on the north
.pnrpc street aforesaid, which was
..-,-i by William III. Woods and Others,
81 ln,l.'u ion by deed dated February
s.. ana recorded i'll said office in deed
49, Iu-' iI>. sub Cct TO the dover estate
", Mary Woods.
--r..l Of Jet is in Chapline and EOT :
900. pat Of said city, which was con-
-. Dy tU" widow and heirs OF Thomas
BE-, G,rr r>"i, To myself as trustee, by
-, tri Murh >. 1871, and recorded in
.-.riI decd book ~. page 10y.
- Be- y-..yr >Hr-~ OF the capital stock OF
s,.arIU- Hinge Company.
.-'-u shares al the capital stock Of the
?. ~ National H,nk of West Virginia
A. mug.
,u>rhpld Slir. one gold watch.
/ u; valuable silver ware. 4 large
e. Of literary and miscellaneous
h. ~Dn- superior wines, brandy,
+ .ay amt cigars. y number of litho-
.., ahd paintings. Statuary and
' ornaments. \ number of articles
.r" urli'urc. y pew in 81. Mat
-. ,ll>r,pu Church, " hceling.
- Is trustee. Go not warrant: but
... 90" 90 i"tu ~ good, except against
..a". r,'t'r ~ jh" property on Monroe
DANIEL LAMB,
go Trustee.
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General Cluseret.

A London Telegraph correspondent
who has had An interview with this
Communist General, who is so vel
known on this side of the Atlantic
says:
General Cluseret is dark, with pene
trating eye, Still in the prime OF life
He is extremely intelligent, being gen
tlemanly in his manner, and everything
he said was in quiet tone, but uttered
with extreme conviction. | am con
WINGED that he will do more to organize
the forces of the Commune than all
the civilian generals who have kept
Paris in a favor Of excitement"
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From the Moorefield Avertiser.
Warrington d Ohio Railroad

We are often asked by our friends to
give some information through our col
umus regarding the prospects of the
Washington and Ohio Railroad, but we
have Of late RETAINED from saying any
thing, simply because we had no detin.
lite information to convey. Lately,
however, some light has been thrown
upon the subject by a letter from the
President of the road, Hon. Lewis Nc
Kensie, to one OF our citizens. Mr..
McKensie saws that the company ex-
poets to complete the line to Winches-
ter during 1872. The road has been
surveyed through to the Ohio river, and
tor such surveys the company have
spent twenty-eight thousand dollars.
This item alone shows that the company
is in earnest, and the gentlemen COM
posing it are determined to push
things" and complete the whole line
within the quickest time possible.
Mr.. Mckenzie further says that
there are a great many railroad pro-
iects under way, every one OF which Is
striving to convince the public OF the
value of their road; and the difficulties
in Europe, growing out Of the Prusslan
and French war, have not only delayed
our project, but every other; added to
which the Northern Pacific, with large
land grants, is now in the market for
large amounts. The gentlemen in
terested in our road are men Of large
means, and large views. At the same
time thew are cautious They have
large interests South requiring their
attention, and have delayed our line
much longer than l liked or wished. But
| hope, now that the French war is
over, as soon as matters are settled
abroad, we can make such arrangements
ss will enable the company to take such
view Of the matter az may induce them
to look further than Winchester, pro-
badly 10 the Ohio. 1t would not do for
me nor to make promises, but / think
you can rely upon the road 6e'ng made
how soon must of course depend upon
circumstances yet to transplre.
We have quoted above the exact
words of Mr.. McKen sic, from which 1t
will be seen that the company is doing
all that can be done to have the road
built, even if they have to work by
pecemeal. We are well aware Of the
anxiety and enthusiasm Of the people
living in that section Of country through
which this road will pass, for its early
completion. But the contamination OF
such a mammoth enterprise requires
time and patience. Rome was not
built in day." neither can the Wash
ington and Ohio Railroad be built, in a
year. But it viA be built, and that too
within the next five wears. Let our
people. have confidence in the project,
and do all they can to encourage the
company, and we venture the assertion,
the iron horse will come laundering
through on. valley sooner than they ex'
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-. the .5th Day Of May, 1871,

-. 4 ". proceed TO sell at public
/ "',N .,,.' r,rn'.>t and best bidder, al
| 20, ~ ~. .r,,f me. Court House of Ohio
.'"' -, Virginia, the following de-
...'' ,l...,.y,y, that i to say:
"a. J. .,i,rr'u tart OF lot No. 10, in square
ru-','r-.',..t ON the west side of Market
h '...'', ,',.' civ uf Wheeling, between
g.. 80 hmm streets. il being the same
~ 49, ..,,y,,ui to John Ritz, who Is
! ay.H r ry Nicholas thinner and
I,',.l October 9TH, 1918. Also,
'.'ll..rrlf the south half being the
'.'. 80, .' ,,,r-. OF that lot of ground stu
- .' ,y,.>, side of Market street, in
40 |Whrrl!ug. designated on the map
> 20. n, Ill No. IN. in square No. 4,
$50 'Gr.,r ~ the LOckman property.
.rI,..,> nf property above described
.r,r,ufr unr-half loi, and are To-
....,.I, - Zach other, and nave
rr.,. n one large tTO-Story brick
L .,argrr with "tncr necessary out
-. E..l. ,'c widow of John Ritz,
I,..tu.,,.l,rIri to retain her dover
.,,...g f.,y,. mentioned property, the
I rf r.. = III subject 10 the annual
1.-Two hundred and fifty dollars,
.... interest al Caroline Ritz, as aScer-
.vrgrIrprrl ot the commissioner to
..,., rrr>. was referred.
%. nr ~ALr-unc-lhird cash, and the
........- m ,wu equal instruments OF six
.-..'.y,. ruraru>. OF all cash, AT the OPP
..,,., purchaser. Deferred payments
-..,,.-,.,' from date, and the purchaser
80 .uud. win good personal security
altered payments, and the title re-
.r,. ...ru-r order Of this Court.
]. III. GOOD,
Snrrill Commissioner,
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, May l.
CeTTON-Firm; middling at lac
l44c.
FLOUR-Steady; family at Sc 21@
6 40; superfine at S. 45@5 CO. low
grades at 81 50@5 SIS.
GRAIN-Wheat, winter red at 81 35;
No 2 at 81 32l@l "a; hill at 81 40;
white at 81 45@l 4S. Corn steady al
5T@59c. Oats dull; white at 56@51c;
No. > at 54@57c mixed at 50@55c,
Rye dull at 81 00@l 10. Barley
scarce and firm at 81 l0@l Is.
HAY-Choice in fair demand at
SIS O0@20 90.
tiOILS-Linseed at 81 90; lard at 95@
Csc.
PROFESSIONALISM; mess pork at
SIS %. Bulk meats. shoulders at &c;
rib at &c. Bacon firm; shoulders al
6S@7c. Hams at l4@l53c. Lard at
l0@l0sc; kettle at lie.
SUGAR-Raw at 94@l0lc; soft a.
l24@lS4c; clarified at l03@l4c. Vel
low at l2!@l2ic, ,.1 ..'s
WHISKY-At Sc for iron bound
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Baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE, May /.
COTTON-Quiet and nominal; mid.
ding uplands at l4f@l43c; low mid
lings at l34@l33c.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat firmer and more
active prime to choice red at 81 7O9
l 90 Ohio and Indiana at 81 57@l 90,
other grades unchanged. Corn steady.
white southern at 76@77c; yellow do
quiet at 75@76s mixed western at 100
74c. Oats active at 66@6Sc. Rye NOM
inal at 95c@$l 90.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firm at
s19 O0@l9 so. Bacon active and ad-
vancing shoulders Sc; rib sides at lOc,
clear rib at l04c; hams at l6@lTc.
Lard quiet at lie.
WHISKY-Steady and firm at 923
@93c.
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New York Live stock Market,

~ Oh 'a NEW YORK, May l. {
HOGS-Live hogs dull prices are
easier. Heavy dressed hogs are very
dull but all other grades Of dressed sell
to a fair interest at hose for still fed;
8@82c for prime corn fed, with choice
pigs at 8{@9c. Prime heavy corn fed
live weight per cwt at IS 7s3@7 co. do
dressed city per ID. 7i@Sic medium at
Sc 623@6 SSi; dressed city per ID. at
83@9e. .'''->
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.

NEW 7 oRK, May 1.
MONEY-Easy; this afternoon 4@5
per cent on call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - Quiet
and unchanged.
CODA little weaker at the close;
when sales were made at lllf.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady
at the close; currency skies at 1870
ll53. Southern States securities quiet
on the last call.
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fOR SALE.
Tor Sale Low.

.,rrp or BUILDING LOTS IN
NlNpoEs.Giiyi>ions of the Joseph Cald-
!, GAG" ,S HCGHEs, Real Estate Agent:
4 w. t1,,ap.lus street, between First
u. S.." ',s mara
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WEST VIRGINIA
State Normal School,
FAIRM0NT, W. VA.
]. G. GILCHKIsT, A. NJ, Principal

ITS OBJECT IL the preparation Of teach.
ers for Common Schools, High Schools and
Academies, not by special superficiallties,
but by thorough scholarship, actual teach.
ing and the study OF the philosophy and
methods or Education.
IT'S MENTAL TRAINING IL equally
adapted 10 those UhO do 'tN intend 10 become
teachers, aiming at the greatest benefit n
the student In the development OF mental
ynd moral powers and practical usefulness
In lie.
COURSE OF STUDY includes the Com.
mon Branches, the English language In all
its departments, the Natural Sciences, the
Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic and
Book Keeping, Vocal and instrumental
Music, and the Theory and Art OF Teaching.
SESSIONS. The Winter session Will
close March 18th, 1871, and the Spring Ses-
sion will commence April 8th, and close
June I'd, ls7L.
TUITION Is FREE. Students attending
this school TO be educated IN teachers pay
no tuition.
send for Circular.
r. II. PIERPOST,
feb2 Secretary OF TX. Com.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
AUDITORS OFFICE,
I1T 1871

CHARLESTON, April II, 1871.
T. W. POtterfcId, Esq, late Sheriff Of
Jefferson county.
Sir: In answer to your enquiry OF
the 10th inst. as to what Board Of Sup
ervisors in Jefferson county should ex-
anime and certify the delinquent lists
of said county for the year 1870, have
to say that this department will recog-
nize as legitimate the delinquent lists
certified by the Board Of Supervisors
acting under and by authority Of the
Act OF the Legislature entitled IAN Act
to restore and re-establish certain Town
ships in Jefferson county" passed Feb.
%, 1871, and that said Board will be
recognized as the Board of Supervisors
de facto Of said county until an adverse
opinion shall be promulgated by the
Supreme Court OF Appeals Of this
State.
1t is not the province of the Auditor
to decide as tc the validity of the Act
above referred to, or any Act of the
Legislature-that being the peculiar
province Of the courts-and no such
opinion is here intended to be expressed.
Very respectfullyi DC,
E. A. BENNETT, Auditor"
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DR.. HooFLAND's
OPH Y Lin,
Substitute for Mercury Pills.
TWO PILLS A DOSE.
The most Powerful, Yet Innocent,
Vegetable Cathartfc hn0Wn.

II IL not necessary to take handful Of
these pills to produce the desired effect two
OF them act quickly and powerfully, cleans,
ing the Liver, Stomach and Bowels OF All
Impurities. The principal ingredient Is Po-
dophyilin, or the Alcoholic Extract OF Man
drake. which Is by many times more POW
ertul. Acting and Searching than the Man
drake ITSELF Its peculiar action is upon the
Liver. cleaning II speedily nom all obstruc-
tions. with ali the power OF Mercury, yet
free from the injurious results attached 70
the use Of that mineral.
For Ali dispases, in which the use OF ca
thartic is indicated, these Pills Will give en-
tire satisfaction In every case They nep6
h1l. '... -,
and extreme Costiyeness. Dr. hoonand
German Bitters or TONIC should De USED IN
Connection with the Pills: The tonic enect
. OF the Bitters or Tonic builds up the system.
The Bitters or Tonic purifes the Blood,
Strengthens the nerves, Te0lames the Liver,
and giyes strength, energy, and vfgor.
Keen your Bowels active with the Fills,
| and tone up the system with Bitters or
! Tonic, and no disease can retain Its hold, or
RecoIiect that It Is DR.. HoorLASD,s GER:
| MAN REMEpIEs that are 50 universally used
| and highly recommended; and do not allow
! the Druggist to induce you to take anything
else thai he may say Is just as good, because
! he makes larger profit on IL. These RENE
dies will be sent by Express 70 any iocanIy
I upon application 70 the PRINCIPAL OE-
! FfCE- Al the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
6al ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA
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Is different from all others. 1t Is COM
posed Of the pure Juices, Or Vital Princi.
ple Of Roots, Herbs and Banks, Tor, as
incidentally termed, Extracts,) the worth
less or inert portions Of the ingredients not
being used. Therefore in one bottle OF this
Bitters there Is contained as much medici-
of ordinary mixtures The Roots, &c, used
In this Bitters are grown in Germany, their
vital principles extracted in that country
by a scientific Chemist, and forwarded to
the mandatory In this city, where they
are compounded and bottled. Containing
no spir.tuous ingredients, this Bltters Is free
from the objections urged against all others;
no desire for stmulants can be induced
from their use, they cannot make drunk
ards, and cannot, under any circumstances,
have any but beneficial effect.
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,n,,,,,i.Sioncr's Sale.

'nrr.p OF 4 DECREE OF THE
}! VIM INIT of ONO county, state OF
t:rt". NJ rendered ON the list day of
:. '..-.'''' -, = cause IN chancery pending
:. -. ~. wherein Henry Meyer and
~ con-" ',,.,,,n,,Jnanls and Caroline Ritz
.. az ''t l.t.uIllut>, | shall on
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, ID. D., President,
With a Full Corp of Professors

OPENED BUT RECENTLY FOR PUK-
" poses Of instruction, this Institution
has already attained a very extensive range
of patronage and support
II posssses the finest grounds and build
ings in the state
Classes are formed in all the regular
Departments OF Collegiate and Scientific
Study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisi-
ton Of the Modern Languages, the Study
OF Geology, and other branches In the In
terest OF Agriculture.
Chemistry taught according to the new
ana only correct system
Teachers Class every spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus
TUITION from sl5 70 "a per year.
FALL Tern begins Sept 1th- Winter,
Decent Der 9th. Spring, March list.
Commencement, June 18th
EfrSend for Catalogue
D. 49,. GEO. C. STUR0ISS,
Secretary BOARD of RsgentS-
Morgantovn, W. Va, July %, ls7o.
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