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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-12

CoURr.-The Court of General Ses
sious met Tor October Term on Monda,
last. The Court has been engaged
during the week in the trial of crimi-
nnl cases # small Importance No mat
tcl "f 'cnerul Importance %, interest has
been s,tcueh, forward.
The Gr,nd Jury WIS discharged ON
Tuesday cveniue after presenting tn ir
rep IT, witch We publish in another
coiumn. The Petit J.ries were dis.
charged "n Friday morning. The yer
licls were -cner,l.y guilty"
he sentences We're pronou .ced by his
Honor Judge Graham on Fridly alter
noon. We Will rubisla the full pro
cccdin2s u.xr week.
The following are the persons SCI.
fenced
State VS. Chs 5 Bull otIici.L mis- ON .
duct, pie ID l.utlt, fin d $3.50
State W. Artimus Glover ass..ni, with
lnte1t to ki!l-'her m.nth, IN jail.
STAT, - j rdan Davis. a.u.c ore /.
~. AMI 4:innd 'a.te .y-"nv yp:ri, pea
vn;'my.
state vs Aclla Th IN ,son, rape ten
years III reDi;,rtrnry
Stne ss Jary Pend,rvn nL La,y
Williams, house brcak;n. AL grant
i'rccny-tw" years IN rententl.ry.
State VS. SANDY Sharp aud john
Grimes, burglary md aracny -tw years
in p"nitenti,ry
State vs. George Golfer, r,caiv.n :.
stolen go,is-rIc m,uti, il H.
Stutv vs Giiu les ,'ui-cr. -rlni r.
ccny-twn years in pcniten.i
State vs. rhrs Jackson, burglar, anl
l.rceny-tw" years in prn:cntiuy.
State IS JESSIE Olis,er, nal.c;ou, re-
pass-pay dnr OF S25 ,nd cost ,y first
January next.
State VS. Peter King, burglary and
larcrny-onc year in the peu,tenlary.
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Mr.. Ezekiel hes every thing and a,
prices to suitithe times. His goods are
OF the best quality and OF such variety
that We cannot do him justice in atte p
ting to name them all Now all YOU
have to do is to drop in aud alr Wal
lace Cannon will exhibit to you Just
anything you waist, from the finest per
fumery aud dry goods, to tha SMALLEST
afticlerai in the grocery line, in the mos,
courteous and gertis,:aaly manner. lu
fact it Is worth while vis.ting Mr.. 4 ..
store even If you do not want TO pur.
obsse, as hs has the most attractive Show
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-12

II you feel dull lcp,n l.,t, dr"wSy
dchil'taicd, have frequent hcliach, nuu, h
tastes bdiy, pn"r appetite anl trusu.
coated; yu arc suf rim. irom To pid iv
vr. or Bii!ou,ncss N.Mhins will .urc
yon so speedily ami prr'nanentl, as DR.
l'icrcc's Golden Medical uiscuv ~
HAVE IT ALWAYS AT HAND. : Acc,
dents will happen in the hest regulated
families, aud fr this raa-on am,n many
others. the Mustang Lninent snpuii
aud place in tho cupburi o. every
h"ns hold In all thc world lher. =
nothing comparable To il II an appl'ca
ton for cuts. c'ntusi':ns. barns, sp,sms
aud sca.ds, and when every other prepa-
ration that mcdic.l lug nnity can su..
se>i ha, failed u aiior,l relief IN rheuul
LiSn, nanr.,l. .ia. sore throat, .IrluIar
-wciiiugs, muscular cuntracluns cramps
tHn'hache. &c this powerful anli,inflam-
mat"ry and pain destroying agent i'm re.
d;ht"ly assuagcs the sufferer 'sa.ony aud
ev cniualy accomplishes radical cure.
i'r brhly there is MT connniseur in
~ - fc,il nr an amata;, hrrSermn in
tie land vino does not know, either from
prrsn..a ub5crvuiipn or report that the
Mu>tnng Li;inent isthc supreme rcmcl
d
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We stepped into Mr. THIS Aib.r.
Potti's store the other afternoon an vs., e
surprised to sec such raricty II fac
conicetionarics and other fancy goods
jnAt suited for Weddings, Bril Il prcs.n ;
&c. MIRA is o,ic of'the finest b..ksr-
in the State aud is always ready to su"
ply his friends and the public seuar.l y
with fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies anl AL
other articles in his line, anl at price,
that will be approved Of by all wh.'
favor hiu with cali! See his ,drcr,ise-
mcnt in another column
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We feel it our duty to call til" at
teutinn of the public to the l,rs and
vel! worded ver,iscment of Mr.. S
Albergo;ti's in this issue, VIII ch is wei
worthy pcrusa! Mr.. ~. is a y,aaI MN
and one who is in every respect worthy
the patronage Of our citizens. and wi
give general satisfaction to all who ca
on him in the low prices aud yo,l arti
cles he has on hand
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1t will be. seen ty card in another
column that tho Elliotts propose to rent
their large aud commodious store hoase.
1t has Il glass front, aud is one nf the
most handsome buildings IN TIL, Town,
sud as a business >,n"d ccnnc, lie sur
passed Their hail will uisn bc rented
for public entertainments, aud is Ia
every respect suited irr ti'.,, r"rl"r",
being in the central portion oi' our
Town, and having every co,son.en:.
for the above purpose. Ne Huly h'Ye
they will iin,l gooj tcnan'> At a. "a. !
day.
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MR. L. q. VIAcE -lh,s 2.ntn.
man has recent, opened one If I'll,
most solcct stock OF ladies' dges. :; I'd,
ever offered in thi, narkc, also r4a
made clothing, Cassinercs, iI OTIS, Shoes
Hats, and laney artic.es, aud as We oy..r
heard lady SLY, one Of the ST aud
must complete assortment OF Bl.nk t,
that we ever saw in this town Defor.
MIR. V. has just started 10 business, IA. j
being man OF much experience, we be
speak for him large run of custom. He
was for long tiule partner Of Mr
Cartmill and consequently well known
to the public. Read his lurse advertise
ment in another column aud call on h,n
and he will surprise you in the rsmark
ably low prices at which he sells hi,
goods.
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Our devil says last Wednesday week
was one of the sweetest days OF his lie,
aud returns his thanks 10 the barber rn
Market ST. (Brown) for his Kindness in
cutting and pcrfuming his hair that
day, aud thinks Mr.. Brown is harl 10
beat in his line OF business.
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TuE VILLAGE CuUnCU-It should
80: hook like II barn ora stnrehmsc. IL
sh aid he II hu;liny, he very s;.h, II
which would caus. rvo,t ceiins ia tl,..
'.ren>'. a we'll crav"d &c, 49, Shonll point
" hea>er; II ass've panelrd d orS should
Imlr,ss .he visitor with The s,lvmniry
ri rhr pace intn which he is entering;
sa;n'd glass sh"nl,; throw nyslic light
a'hwort the ais!e>; pulr!t. alter ceiling
and galleries should bn ornamcn,el
wi'b fisura W. m"mlIir.>. nnd th. c.l.
u""s Eat support he ,al'crics. AMI tie
halu>tcrs that rail them in should be
ri elias &c patterns Any congregation
wishing such church should send their
orders for finishing material t, Mr.. u.
J.. ToALE. Importer of French stained
.;ass, and manufacturer of aud dealer
III Doors, Sushcs, Blinds &c., No. 20
Hnync street, Charleston. ). G.
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Cases in the town, filed to the utmost
with goods rarely seen in our midst
See his advertisement aud govern your.
selves accordingly.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
IN will on the Goth day of October next
hle my final account with the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for 0rangeburg County. as
Administrator OF b. NJ. Dantzler, sud ask for
Letters Of Dismissal.
J. p. N. fGJREs,
SEPT 2i--N Adniniairater.
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FOR SKH F.REFF.

Many friends of Harpin Riggs ESQ.,, the
present Sheriff, announce him az n camdi-
date for reelection.
FRIENDS AND VOTERS.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-12

The many friends of w. DhTREyILLE
announce him as a candl late for Solicitor o.
First Circuit.
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Mr.. EpIToR-Please announce GEO. ".
BAXTER, from the Fork of Edisto - 81
candidate for the Lower House of the Gene
raj Assembly, at the next Election am
shlige MANY VOTERS
june ] II
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rchursday, October aIst.

THNlE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AN
X nouncc that they are making arrange
ments to double tho PREMIUM LIST. and TO
increase the attractiveness OF the FAIR in
every particular. They appeal to the people
OF the county for their cooperation in the
work OF making it agreat success. The
ladies especially are invited to contribute,
and more than twice as many premiuma. as
Mt the late Fair, will be offered in their de-
partment.
The following is a summary of ths prem
iums offered.
DEPARTMENT A.-FYELD CROPS.
For largcs, yield of cotton upon one acre,
$40.
For largest yield OF corn upon five acres
Of high land, Sis.
For largest yield of corn upon fvc acres
Of swamp land. Sl5.
For largest yield Of corn upon one acre of
high land So.
For the largest yield OF corn upon one
acre of swamp land, S5.
For largest yield OF Rice upon one acre,
For largest yield of Peas upon one acre,
For largest yield of Sweet Potatoes upon
one acre, S5
For largest yield of Irish patatocs upon /
acre, $3.50.
For largest yield of turnips upon I acre,
For largest yield of Ground Nuts upon one
acre 50.
For the Iarges, yield of Native Grass Hay
upon one acre, So.
For largest yield of Pea Vine Hay upon
one acre, So.
For largest yield of Sorghum Syrup from
ons acre, So.
For largest yield of Sugar Cane Syrup
from / acre, So.
PARTIES wishing to compete for these
Premiums must notify the Executive Com
mitteo before commencing to gather t he re-
sprHtive products, in orNier that arrange
nents may be msde.for an impartial test Of
The respective yields. These premiums o
b. paid in Agricultural Tools or Implements, 5,
nj !.,arsct rates
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StaPLES or CROPS
JOHN W. SELLERS, Esq, suporiutendcn nj.
Il prsm!1ms, worth from I to SO.
G..
GARDEN AND 0RcHaRD FRO
DUCTS
MAJ. JOHN J. SALLEY, Superintendent.
IL Premiums worth from to $40.
ID.
ITO C.%gHOLD DEPARTMENT.
D. KEATlNG NORRIS, Esq, Superint.
2s Premium, worth from 2ts S5.
AA CHiNERY -AND HANUFA CTURES.
Coz. PAUL S. FIELDER. Superintendent.
q Premiums worth from 4 to $50.
+.
LADIES T0RK.
JOHN " pANTZLER, Esq, Supern';.
30 Premiums worth from to SlO.
G..
ST0CK--HORSES AND Mules.
Dr.. ALEX'R S. SALLEY, Superintendent
20 Premiums, Medals and Diplomas.
.. CATTLE.
HENRY SMELL, Superintendent.
10 Premiums, Medals and Diplomas.
8. 0THER STOCK.
Col. JOHN c. EDWARDS, Supcrint endcnt.
Is Premiums, Medals and Diplomas.
In this Department especially, as we'll as
IN others, separate Premiums are offered for
Imported Animals and .sr;icies,
II.
POCLTRr.
j. GEORGE VosE, Esq, snperin, sntlen..
l. Premiums worth from to SIS.
I.
FLORICULTURE.
T. c. HUBBLE, Esq, Superintendent.
rrcniiums worth from to So.
K.
.alSCELLANEOUS
GAIT. JOHN a. HAMILTON, supcrinten't.
- Premiums worth from . to $40.
Those desiring to exhibit, or 10 astertain
further particulars. are requested to apply
o any OF the undersigned for information
Premiums will also be offered for blowing
and for athletic skill: new, varied and
attractive programme of amusements will
bc carried out under the charge of a com.
pctcnt committee of gentlemen, whose names
will hereafter appear.
Every effort will be made to render the
FAIR worthy OF he grea. Agricultural sec-
tlon Of wh'ch Orangeburg is the centre and
III order that this shall be the csse, the work
OF preparation must be participated iu by
all who have abe iuterest Of our State aud
county at heart.
SAMUEL pIBBLE,
WESLEY W. CULLER,
HARPIN RIGGS,
LAWRENCE X. BECKwITH,
JAMES d. IRRELEVANT,
Executive Committee,
aug2A Il
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A ANNOUNCEMENT.

MR. EDlTOR-Plensc announce y )
PORTER as Candidate for Sheriff at the
next Election and ebligo his many friends in
the .| FORK.
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TOO A l.
SATURDAY, OCT 12, 1879.

All Advertisements must
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OFFICE OF THE ORANGERuRa Ngws.
October { 1872.
COTTON-sales during the week 2s3
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The Public Debt statement.

The Public Debt Statement issued yes
tetlay shows that the total debt Is g $780,
8se24S. As against this, there Is in the
treasury $lsi,s6s,7l5, ofwhlch $l1O.A O5,-
$40 is coin and Sl4,4G3,42G Is currency
The debt "less cash in the treasury" Is
therefore $.,295slS,497, and the apparent
reduction during the month $19i S97, AIS.
These monthly reduction" It win be
perceived depend for their magnitude
partly on tho cash receipts Of the Treas.
~ tic money in the Treasury being set
oil against debt and as receipts fluc'
tuatc, the balances which the sEcRET4IIY
calls reductions, to some extent follow
their course. Toillusttate the total debt
February lst, was So 1854, 10000 Nov
1t Is $235O,G8924S, q reduction It
will be seen of but s3,734, 657 Of
actual debt. But the cash In the
Treasury February 1st, was $l1G,.
2l2OO9, while now it Is $1S4S6S,745i an
increase Of $S,G5G,O43. Add this in.
crease in cash to the actual debt reduction
and we have $ts,Sol, 400, which sum
should (and but for triiling discrepancy
in the figures rs telegraphCd ,twould) cor.
respond with the apparent reduction 70.
ported for the month. This large increase
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COMPLEMENTARY TO A WHEELING
GENTLRMAN.-A correspondent of the
Register, writing from Charleston about
the Legislature, says: ny
q Its composed Of quite sprinkling Of
talent and without any attempt on nv
part to dispsrage any, i beg to DO allow.
cd that for good taste, scholastic refine.
ment, urbane manners and logical discus.
sion, your city should feel proud In tho
person of John &. MCKennan, one Of your
delegates. He never speaks TO hear him.
self talk, but whenever he rises from his
seat he commands profound respect and
attention and grasps with a mastery
mind the subject matter and says in .
few words what takes Others hours to
even try to say. prophcsy for young
Mckennan glorious future should he
bear himself hereafter as he has done here
this winter. I'd 4, So" rI !
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lawyer can hope 70 understand It. A
good fee pad icr > ven drawn viii Is the
best OF economy.
Let me sum up ne whole natler in q
lev Words. ~ WE tb ~ l.
!. Consider wen Hhethdr you viii nal .
q will Of die without one. ~ ~ "
?. II you think II best 10 mako one,
atlend 70 the matter at once.
~ Myou have already made will, see
that i Is kept in repair.
4. See that your wife e made sure of all
she needs, II there isproperty enough.
o. And go to o good lawyer 70 have
your will drawn.-E0 CHRISTIAN gniP'ei Isl
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Leisure in Washington by Belmont
County Man. aL. (
From thc WashIngton star OF Thnrrdnr.

From The Washington Star of Thurrday.
The WoRsr IIEcTuRR YEr-"BltreE
MiIG6R5'- Way Chicago tods Burned :
The extensively advertised lecture of Col.
W. G Carmen, on Black Mailing" to be
delivered at Odd Fellows Hall last even
ing, was attended by perhaps 800 persons.
The larger part OF the audience, we are
sorry to say, was made up Of young men.
There was but one lady present, and for.
tunately for her she soon fell asleep, and
her eals were not shocked by the indecent
illusions oil the lecturer. Colonel Car.
men, After quoting his handful, went on
to state that in May last he had issued his
poem ~ entitled "Thc Law.making
Adonis," in which certain public charac.
tiers were lalnpOonCd. One OF the par.
ties who supposed-or rather MIR.
Lecturer supposed that he (the par.
w supposed himself to be the party
referred tom that production-had caused
to be published in the Chicago Times a
letter purp0rtlng TO give his 1.-THE lecturers
history, in which he Carmen was charged
with having black'mailCd certain Senators
and other public men, and thus knew
how it was himself. In that letter the
speaker was called q black-mailer, wretch,
&c, &c. Ile remarked that four DAYS al.
ter the publication OF this letter large
portion Of Chicago was destroyed by fire,
and that such tissue Of lies would cause
the destruction OF any city. lie alleged
that the publisher OF that letter was paid
by the party who supposed himself lam.
pOoned in the making Adonnis.n
AT this point a gentleman in the audi.
ence charged that the speaker was telling
u talsehood. Carman ATTEMPTED 10 ;cx.
plain, and proceeded to read q letter as to
his character and services directed TO
Gen. Cowan, Of the Interior Department,
and read quantity Of doggerel verses.
which he said were to be published.
They were nothing more nor less than as.
Saults upon the private characters Of pub.
lilo men. During the reading most Of the
audience lett, and shortly alter the com.
mencement OF his last selecTlun Inose
who remained up TO that time rose en-
masse and left the hall, with very un.
complimentary illusions to the lecturer.
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WE are inclined 10 doubt whether boys
are wholly depravcd by nature, but the
development ofrkindly traits and genOr.
Gus feelings seems to depend almost en-.
tirely on training, Two young repro.
bates in Chelsea, Mass, the other ilay
took little fellow seven wears oli
stripped him and tied him to \ tree and
lHGn beat him numerically with piece
OF board I'LL his body was black and blue
They then took him to a pool and washed
him with ice water and leit him to find
his way homo as best he could.
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FREQUENT complaints against the use
of steel pens, that numbness of 'the fore.
finger and sometimes the thumb results,
is not imaginary. The metallic pen,
pressed closely in writing, docs actually
conduct electricity so rapidly as to pro.
dncc a palsy OF those particular members
IN some highly.organized persons. A
cure Is simply q resumption OF the old.
fashioned goose Quill-ihe best kind Of
pen lOr ahyDO0y - MN .rT
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THERE is much talk here now about nm
carly completion Of the Railroad from
this place to Marietta; and from what We
hear said by parties able and willing TO
complete this road, we have no doubt if
the people Of Marietta and other places
along the roadwill unite with the paaties
now about to take the matter In hand, We
will have Railroad completed in a
very little more than year from this time.
-BeRdire Ldependsni.
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.R DUpoNcos GOLDEN PERI.

DR DUPoNcos GOLDEN PERI.
IL oDIcAL Pills, FOR PRILLRst. 9TheS
mover fall and may beidopend6d upon,iti every
case where the monthly flow hAO been ohstructed
BY cold or disease. 0UPoHoo,s GoI.DEN PuIs
always give immediate relief, being especially
pone0's; Golden Pills relieved me IN ono dsy, y
TIE GENUINE arc put mp in LAaGB (WHITE)
BOXES containing doublb Quantity or Pills, and
upon each boz you viii Ind my "Pfivate Reye.
nue. Stamp" Upon thu stamp SEQ The words
3TroHcos GoInEN RI u without that Noga ara
4 Fun and explicit directions accompany each
box Price 500 per box.c u. 1lGI = TfIg
Sold in Wheeling by RDkuND BOOKING
2L6DTGs LBy sending him 500 thtouSh the
Wheeling Post ofice, can have tho PillS sent by
mail, to any part Of the country EEeo q Poatagc
- 8. D. HOWE,
u oclS Sole Proprietor, New York.
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REsTgAND OF DEsT, FAMILY
1OHEDIcINR.-SANT0RD,a LiytR IEyIuolA.
roR-A purely Vegetable GlthartIc md Tonic
toE Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility, aick head
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all arrangements OF
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask yotif Drupttst
foEiL BeipUS Of tmitGtionE. JANIS
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5O1N MARRIAGE.

OF Rrr0rS and Abuses In early ma, Manhood
restored: Nervous debility cured. ifdpodInenls
to- Marriage removed. New method or treat
ment. New and nemaEl1able remedies. Book
and Circulars sent nee In sealed envelope. 80
Address HOWARD. ASSOCIATION, No. .
south Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. dec39d&w
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LaugElER's Infant Cordial,
THE CHILTsCuRE WHEN rEErans,, I

- f'r'' ~ =" Nr = y, - pi - &C.
Such iI tho popularity Of this Remedy, that Il
has Induced some unprincipled persons 70 feoun.
terfeit IT. using Our sable wrapper and 'elteplarS
almost word Tor word, even TO theeo and glld-
lie viii hown upon such attempts o. deception,
md We ehah hereafter prosecute 10 tho full ex.
tent Of tho law all parties who, BY making, sell
Ing or buying, HhAll infringe on oIr copy right.
The ONLY GENUINE ARTiMl Chlld's Cure when
Teething, ,LAUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL,
10 prepared by ~
b. tAUGHLIN BROTHERS 3 co. T
COPYRIGHT entered and secured according 70
act OF CcnEfesa, ...........r. tebad
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NowAdvertIs

pRPpRT OF THE e0EDiTIOaioF
III thd Merchants National illnlsnf WcstVa.
q ceiling, ct the close Of buBlnolTo on the I'm
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pEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
6ss &c i F Ss SsN3 a1aa S Il Az TfFs sBSS
ldI2. s.4t IH. r.'..t.a #|aE Q. f.. .|IA s4aI
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.oTIoE 10 ooNTRA MOTORS
President Pittsburgh, Wheeling
tRnd Kentucky Railroad COnplDI

enAtl and Keatleiy Railroad CoaPlpL
pITTsBURGH, WHEELING AND
Notice Is given TO land holders In the cOuHyd
Ohio, also TO lot holders in the City OF Wheeling
on the line OF the present location Of said fOId
that all the unsettled right OF way has pt.'ei
Jury.
Those desiring a settlement Of right Of WAy
before the 10Th Of March. will call upon the Con
mittee, at the Office OF the Company, second doG
below Mcclure House, Market street Wheeling
LRWI5 APPLRGATE, Pretidcht
MARCH l, 1871. nEl
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STRICTLY PURE AID or THE BEST QUlun.
NAoING THE BAYONRTl

When soldiers face tho bayonct they take Tho
chance ollie or death; but when private citizens
deceived BY The pretences Of interruptions deal
ers, apply PoIsoEs 70 FHEm HEADS TO change thC
colorof their hair, they have no idea OF the Ter.
rible risks they run. The hrst analytical chem.
lists have endorsed on, hair DYE as "ltee nom
everything deleterious 10 health, Wig:
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State Of West Virginia, Ohio County: usi
sworn TO and subscribed beiore mo, this lst
mara VA. CHANDLER, Notary Public.
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.PEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
'1O '"The National Bank Of West Virginia, at
wheeling" In the State Of West Virginia, at the
close Of business Tuesday, FEBRUARY n, 1871:
f........ Rnahfytldvd ......
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State Of West Virginia. County Of Ohio, IL:
~ CTispin 0gleblN President OF 1.-THE Nation
81 Bank OF West Virginia atiWhseling," do sol,
emnly BWear that the above statement Is true 70
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
.-...' 'i't CRISPIN oGLRBAY, President.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this ist
dsy OF March, iS7G TN. MoNEkLY.
COrrect-Rttest: ]. 2; npgS1RD,
n. REILLY. f.t ..
H II. POLLOCK,
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CeneraIrNotices.

NOTICE,
Persons having .claima faeaInAt the Csll,ed
Mrs. Charity 8. Martin, deceased, will vlea,s
present them 1t my Olfiee on Monroe street "
posite Merchants, National Bank.
. tsIsAAc. IRWIN,
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