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MISCELLANEOUS.
npTm YEAR IN DRUGS AND

0PTM YEAR IN DRUGS AND
EDICINE II $!
The freshest and purest always on hand, at
wholesale and retail, at the WelLRn0Wn
st. Landry Drug Store and R1ed-
ical Depot,
Established Al. D., ls4s.l
Where can be found every article in the medical
7tile besides Paint, Window Glass, Toilet ar.
tieles and PerfumeTy, School and Blank BOOKS
ana Stationery Of every variety.
d full assortment of Garden Seeds, ffom Ian
tireth Guaranteed fresh and genulneJ
ipdl,ace0, Snuff and Cigars.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medical use only
The undersigned, assisted by his SON., deV0fee
his time almost entirely to oomponnalnS and
dispensing
RELIABLE REMEDkEs.
Hoping thus, by unrem1tttng devotion 70 hiE
calling and sincere desire to meet the wants
of his friends and customers, 20 continue 20 ae-
serye their patronage and esteem.
JOHN POaEY, ApotheeaFy, &c.
sept 9s-tf.
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To KEEP TOMATOES FOR WINTER.
"A correspondent sends the Rural New
Yorker the following; AS the tomato
season has commenced, can give one
way of keeping them for winter use that
may benew to some of your readers. /
ate them in February, sliced and seasoned
with sugar and a little vinegar, that
seemed every way as nice as tomatoes
fresh picked from the vines. They are
prepared thus Dissolve teacup Of salt
in gallon of water. Pick ripe tomatoes,
but not overripe, leaving little stem
on. The tomatoes must be we'll covered
with brine, and they will kaeptin spring,
or longer
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E5ANCE GROCERY STORE.

@. b. ANDRUS.
CORNER MAIN AND LANDRY STREETS,
Always has on hand full assortment of choice
family groceries, and particularly -four in bar
Tels and half-barrels- Cheap; also:
TINWARE, GOLDFISH,
WTLE6WWARE, MACKEREL,
HARDWARE, HERRINGS,
SHOT, SALMON,
POWDER, FANCY SOAP
CARDS, g STOVE BIaACkfEC,, 3
FIUTING MACHINES.
Also, n flill assortmento of Fine Liquors, Brandy,
Rye and bourbon Whisky, Peach Brandy.
Wines and Bitters, Fine French Cordial Dant-
zick. Old Irish Wine, Madeira Wine, Pert Wine !;
and I'M fact, every variety af Liquor and Wines
all for cash and Cheaper fllan the Cheapest
win commence the New Year by selling ex-
elusiyely
FOR CASH AND CHEAP.
dec. 2s-1y.
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And everything else in proportion.

He has on hand, and is constantly receiving
by every beatsf aehoic assortment Of alt kinds
of fancy ndfamily groceries consisting of Flour
in whole and half barrels; Sugar Cured Hams,
Crackers, Rice. Verniceln, Macaroni, Teas, all
kinds Of canned Fruits, Fishes and Vegetables
French E0gnae, American Brandy, Jamaica
and Louisiana Runs, Gins, favOrite brands
Whiskey, Old, bourbon. Old Rye, Monongahela,
Dexter, &c. Bitters, Hostetfers. New Found
land, sazerac, Russian, and all other kinds,
in fact any thing that you may call for, in the
line of Fancy and Family Groceries.
Choice Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, &C.. &C., de-,
will be found at $50 f4
f4 =s LOUIS DESNLARAIS',
Corner OF Market and Bellevue Streets,
ODnlonRas r a.
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DRY GoODs, Ga1eOCER1Es, &C.
T1HEAP FOR CASH /:


G1HEAP FOR CASH! -...
JUST RECEIVED
JOS BLOCH 81 CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO BLOCH l. DUrRE.)
Corner Of Main and Bellevue Streets.
Opelousas, La,
A.
=, MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
..... ....- OF .
PRIN G. GOOD IS:
Comprising one OF the
ARG ST AND BE g II
Assortments of Goods ever brought to Opelou-
sas in Dress Goods. The Stock is Complete.
SILKS OF ALL SHADES AND COLORs,
GRENADINES, MoZAMBIQUEs, TOILE
DU NORD, PERCALEs, LINEN
LAWN, JACONETs,
PIQUEs, &C
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES:
LADIES' SETS, COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
VALENCTENNE AND PATENT LACE.
The above goods are of the latest styles, and
have been selected with extraordinary care by
an experienced buyer
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, LACEs AND BRAIDS,
In Endless Variety.
IN BLA ACK G O 0 D s:
TIE MOST COMPLETE LINE:
IRON FRAME GRENADINES, 6I4 DELAINEs
BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH, BLACK
ALPACA.
OF all qualities-from the finest down.
We have also received n Complete Line Of
Gents Spring and Summer Clothing
Mems Underwear, Gloves, Gauntlets,
Cravats, Hosiery, &c, DC,
GrOecEiea and Plans@sien swpPlies,
| Hardware, Tinware, Croc1zery.
| "- ware, Winov-ware, SC.
We respectfully solicit 3 call, feeling assured
| we can give full satisfaction in every depart
| ment. Polite Clerks in attendance, and NJ
| trouble to show goods
Everything Marked Down ct the Lowest Figure
FOR CASH and CASH ONLY.
may 17-tf JOS. BLOCH & co.
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AGeorgia bride is described in one
Of the local papers as "l0oking a very
lily Graded in the golden glimmer Of
some evening lake foam -heek, snowy,
yet sun flushed, erowning the ripplings
of some soft southern eea." "
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K880EUTK0W.-TIE FIRM OF BLOCH
M IS Danr4 is aissfsIveEl nv mutt al eoseI to
take effect frpHi the first day OF daHKAry, 1873
y nc 0slsa is continued by Joseph Bloch and
simon lsluchs under Ehe name af6 HGy leso1
apl HI BLOCH as co.
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st. Landry Agricultural and Industrial
FAIR ASSOCIATION.
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RELIGIOUS.


rgYHURGHH or THE EPIPHANY,
OPELOUaAa, La,
Morning Services on the 2nd and 18th Sundays
at III A. q. Il 5...g
Evening Services on the 1st ana 3Td sundays
at 5 r. NJ
Evening Prayer every Friday ct 8 T. n.
s,lndaysschooI every Sunday ct go 4, u.
REV. r. MAGFARLANE,
aug a-tf Rector.
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BOARDING.

IN pI1co Of steamer IeerIeR
H. IL. Broad. Master 81. b. scnInIQEs Clerk
VIII leave Washington every Sunday at 10
O'clock i. M.. and New Orleans every "Wednesday
hit o'clock Il. Ii.
While the water Isl 80 low as not 90 allow
the Bertha TO reach Washing gfoEa. the steaI1-
e@ " Minnie, VIII run In conjunction with the
Rerthas between Washington and Little Devil
or, Old River as the case may be. S
For freight or passage apply on boards or 20
Gerand CaTriere, Washing ton, La.
sept. 26-tf.
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Balletdancers make lively step-moth"
ere.
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.RTTsCEI EIlIlANEOUS.
TnRGORE1EENDED nv TINE MKza.
I g ical Faculty Of Opelousas. Whata

4 good and pure Tonic seienti ificaIly COMPOUND
ed not nli xegf at random, carefully theoTized
ana nerIecked by years of study and close OBJ
sefyatiOsI as tB its adoption I'd relieve morbid
conditions Of the system, sltcfl as
Torpid 14irer, L0aa 81 Appetite, imperfect or
angisd Digestion, NERVOUSNESS aud its train OF
nasneIess Nls. Only 90 cents d BOTTLE.
sept 2e-tf
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Usnas Is No. HUnEBUG:

=. LOUIS DESMAFsAIS
pretends to keep the cheapest Fancy and Fam
lily Grocery in opelousas. d Nv
Look ut the following Hist. Of prices:
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WifnesSe8 ri. ". Harvey, I YES d lAYy.
- 7,.1 A. P. WILLIAMS, Notary Public.
i, zOPEL0UsAs. La, October Sd, 1878.
Having carefully examined the within and
fereroing act of Incorporation of the st. Landry
Agricultural and Industrial Fair Ass0claflon,
and finding therein nothing contrary to the laws
Of the State, / hereby approve the same.
2s=se>,5@ G. ". HUDSPETH.
Dist. Atty sth Dist. OF La.
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Home Industries.

BYD. DENNETT.
FRANKLIN, PARISH OF ST. MARY,l
La, October 1, 1873. :
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A Brave Deed.

John Carr, ESQ, brAkemen on the
Third Division of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, accomplished quite daring feet
on last Saturday evening while his train
was descending the seVsbteen.miie grade,
which resulted In rescuing q little gill.
from instant death. Il seems that she was
picking berries along the line, and stand
on the north track. A train approaching;
on the same track sounded lis whistle,
and she Immediately stepped on to the
south track. Another taain coming down
the latter track. afs0. blew lis whistle,
which she lld aph seem 10 observe. The
brakeman, Ne Carr, prSOeiViug ner uan=
Fger rushed Forward TO the pilot and reach.
ed out and graSped her Just in time 10
save Aer from the Jaws o. death. TWAS q
narrow escape and one Tor which the
brave Carr deserves the highest commen.
dation. It required great presence Of
mind and much muscular strength to take
advantage Of the critical moment, and
raise at arms length q girl Of twelve or
thMbaen up on the pilot stand, without
bruise or injury, particularly so when the
train was running at iullspeed. We think
the company would flndit greatly 10 thsiI
general interest 70 regard the cOD6aGt o.
such valuable employees by promotion to
the highest positions for which they are
qualified. His gallant condnGl, while it
exposed his own lie To- ntminent peril,
saved one from Shocking death. and
many from saddeSA Distress Piedmont
Independent.
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THR National Telegraph guAws a file in
another column and a halt attempt 10 de-
fend the salary grab" We give our CO.
temporary credit for his uniform zeal in
always coming to the defence Of what be
suppoSes to be the interests Of his party !
but In this case We beg leave 10 dissent
from his idea that the Republican party Is
bclriended or supported by apologies for
this increase Of salaries aud grab OF back
pay. The Republican party can save II.
self only by the most earnest and unre-
served reputation Of that act. The quick
Instincts Of the leaders have warned them
Of this truth and they hasten everywhere
in the popular AssemblAgeS to give ex-
preston to the popular feeling Of indig-
nant condemnation. It is unfortunO te Tor
those Of our friends who have to go down
in tho general wreck, but there Is no help
for them. 1t Is their misfortune to have
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TIE KingwoOd journal makes 1t pretty
clear that Mr.. J. Fl. FEATHER secured his
reelection as Superintendent Of Schools
In Preston county by writing his name
on all the tickets sent to him for dlstIibA.
ton by the State Superintendent. Mr..
FEATHER don't deny y bWt says the
tickets were Aia own. He says in let
ter to the Journal ~ ordered my ticketH
from the State Superintendent from the,
fact that l. could got them y great deal
cheaper from him than l could from you
Ieditor Of Journal = Thesetick.
cts are charged to my personal accouah
and expect TO pay for them" But
meanwhile the editor oil tie Journal
quietly writes TO the State Superintendent
about II, who expresses great surprise and
indignation that any County Superin-
teulent should make such use Of the
tickets placed In his hands Tor distribu-
ton. III / had dreamed there was such
an officer in the State" says Mr.. BrRNEi
" would have been more cautious in tie
distribution OF tickets. 1t was not exactly
regular for me to send out the tickets In
this wayto County Superintendent for dis.
tributlon, but never supposed for Q mo-
ment that such advantages would be taken
Of 1t" This Of course shows Mr.. FEATH:
ER In avery unenviable light. Mr.. BYREE
writes without the knowledge Of what
Mir. FEATHER had written 70, tho editor
of the Journal. There Ia no direct con.
tradIction Of Mr.. FGATHERS statement
that he was to pay Eosthe tickets, though
Of course that Is the CGect of Mr.. BYRNE's
statements. But VIC desire7to call Mr..
BYRNR's attention to the dtOctness oil
Mr., FEAFHER's assertion: "Thosa tick.
cts are charged to my personal account,
and expect to pay for them" In visR
Of the scAndalous price already paid for
these tickets out OF the public treasury by
Mr.. BYRNR's order, he cannot tal to see
the propriesy Of denying that he has been
selling these same tickets for pay TO the
candidates-foF that y what Mr.. FEATH-
ERS statement amounts to,
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The psrIln Of The Season.

Since Saturday there have been three
fatal cases Of cholera in the clty-thG
genuine Aslatlc article, in the opinion O.
the attending physicians. Itdoes not sig
nifty that they were induced by lmprudenI
eating OF fatigue; they furnish the seeC
for an epidemic which will take the
prudent q we'll as the imprudent, unle"'
the most effective measures are '-Aeu "
destroy tho poison. The NJ" 'IclanS Nu ~
OF course that wItbr-s prompt anu SUN
cIent dlsinfee,,yn single case Of genuine
cholera furnishes tho germs for thou
sspd: and where the conditions are as ia
vorable as they are in many parts
of tho city, an epidemic may rea'
sonably DO apprehended unless pre-
yentive measures are adopted IN
the beginning. The danger is, that
between the physician and the health
officer, neither Of whom may consider II
his duty to attend 10 dIsinIGCtiOn in these
cases, it may be neglected altogether.
Our purpose id writing this paragraph is
II call attention once more TO the urgent
need Of prompt action in such cases. II
he has not already done so, we beg to
suggest that we think the HeOlth Officer
should arrange Tor Immediate and sbund'
nnt disinACtion- wherever cholera symp-
toms are developed, whether the case
terminates fatally Or not. All house
holders, too, should bear in mind that
frequent publication Is needed TO keep
premises clean and sweet. One purifca'
ton In season will not answer. II must
he repeated 1t ohnrt intervals so long GS
danger threatens.
1t ought moi 10 be necessary 10 caution
our readers sgains! imprudence in eating
and drinking. Most people who are haO'
ltnsl readers Of newspapers know enough
TO avoid such excuses. The first 10 SUI
Ter from such causes are persons who
cannot be reached through the columns
Of newspaper. The connection be-
tween imprudenCe in eating or drinking
and the development Of cholera IS mys-
terious but unmistakable. 1t appears
that whenever the cholera influence Is
abroad anything that Obstructs or de-
presses the vitality-such as overlooking
the stomach with indigestiblc food, oil
excessive faugue-exposes the system to
its attack, whereas the person keeping bis
health and vitality up TO the usual Level
by moderate use OF well chosen food, and
by the avoidance Of exhAustiDg excesses
or fatigue, successfully lesists the evil In
auence. This Is true in the beginning oil
an epidemic, but may not he 80 after
1t has become widely prevalent. Then
the poison becomes so powerful that the
best regulated persons are liable to be-
come It's Victims. II Is not judicious at
such time as this for persons to make
very great changes Of diet. They should
not starvs themselves. They should simp.
Iy go on eating such articles OF food as
their experience has shown to agree with
them, only avoiding cxcesses Personal
purity, cleanliness of surroundings,
cheerful spirit, q quiet conscience, and
moderation in all things, are the bat safe.
EuaSda againat cholera and for that mat.
ter against all the other ills that flesh is
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made a grave mistake; and We see no
way to save them from the consequences
of It. 1t will not be easy at best to re-
lleve the Republican party from the re.
Sponsiblllty Ter and, the consequences Of
this measure, even by the most unanl,
nous Reputation Of those by whom 1t
was enacted but every Republican edI'
tor or leader who attempts to defend or
apologize for it only increases the diff
Guilty without doing any real service 10
the personal or political friends he means
IN screen,
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DIED.

HUBBARD Sunday Afternoon, Aug uBt
81, 1878, Of chOlorA iniSntlm, LUCT LIsT, IN amt
daughter Of Hyron Aud BlIA bbApd.
The mineral viii tAkO place on Tuesday morn
Ing, September 2, AtS O'Clock, from the residence
OF ThoS. H. List, Centre wheeling.
PEABoDY.-At BOAWood, W. Va, on Monday
morning, September I, 1875, 1t G)f O'Clock, Of
Consumption, LOIDt 4. P1ARoDY, In tho blSt
year Of his age. .T. re7r
Funeral nom his hte residence In BenWood,
this (TASSdAy) morning at iOX O'Clock. FriendA
GrO invited
NoRAN.-On Monday, September LIST, ISEE
NARY, vile Of Edward Moran, aged about Afby
years. .-.-.,,- ----..-4.
The funeral services will take place al 81
IOAos' Cathedral, thIs morning at sH O'elek.
FhehAS arc invited
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ONE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
v FARM FOR SALE. ...

=
v FARM FOR SALE.
I Tho auhRL.iber offers for sale his Farm, Situa.
ted on the Ohio river, In Cross Creek Township,
Brooke county, West Va, opp0eite the nln2o
Iron Works, containing 1870 acres, including
acres on Ningo Island The improvements con.
substantially Of brick. stables, RrAneriCS. smoke
houst 3, spring houlc, coal and wood houses, i'm
GhedS, &c; an ofchSrd containing 1000 Of the
choicest apple trees, iruiIinR from July TO the
latest keepers, go OF the finest cherry trees in
full bearing; also, pears, plums, peaches and
QuInces; email fruits, such as cuIrantS, ROose-
berries, grapes vine hoTrlea and etraWbeTrtesI
which have been selected and cultivated with
especial care. The 10 acres OF river bottom
witch include the Improvements, are In high
6tAte OF cultivation and cannot DO excellod 10
the United States for the productions OF thlA Iau'
tnde. The whole upland Abounds IN mine1Alg,
limestone, fire clay, iron ore 10 TO 20 per cent?
couRlomefnte ores, and quRrrieB Of moat excel
lent BAndstope.. 20 acres Of the tract are under.
stone averaging i've feet in thickness prof ctlng
TO the front Of the river hills md convenient Of
access; Also tho valuable subRtrAta OF coal, es-
pecially adapted 70 smelling OF Iron ard the
manufacture IF gas, being the same as MinRo,
Ing. Also, superior vein Of hrc clay, feet In
thlckne8s, Of q acres extent, opening 100 feet
above tho river bank.
liinE0 ISland 10 point on which there is an
all the iron works In this vicinity and Wheeling
and the whole sand market. being Of quality
suitable for furnaces, rolling Mills railroads,
building and plABterlng purposes.
The tract has ATlVer 'front.' Of 955 poles, 100 feet
OF which 10 10 good river landing as any on the
Ohio river.
will sell the whole tract together. Persons
wishing 70 purchase will please call and exam.
Inc for themselves Communications addressed
tQ m9, 4 Ateuhanyllle. Ohio. Mill receive prompt
Suli-d4Sw J.R. BURGoYNE.
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS.
Tho many Thousands cured At this egahlH
mont within tho last twenty years, and The lSA
crouS important Surgical Operations peiioitSs,.
BY Dr.. Johnston, Witnessed by the repOt'a'
The Bun. and many Other papSts, oG ,Ss ass
lie, besides his standing as gentleman o. -
actor and responsibility, 10 sutilCieuI guu'a7
10 the AFFLICTED. Al.
Skin diseases speedily cured. @n
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Obstacles toNIarriage.

Happy ROlioR for YOulg HO1 tsoA Tie a.
Ieet! OF 1IroEo and Abueet q early ne, NAn-
moved N6R method q tFeltmeuG New nnA
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars HaDS
nee, 10 eNAled envelopes, Address, HOWARD
AeSoCIATlON, No, . Bouth Nlntk ", NM
dSphl9, PG--An Institution having . hgA HapA.
tAdon for honorable conduct and pSoI6SSiOHal
skill ITTtSV
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,Bellaire Water Works Bonds.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, !
BEILAIRB, o., August IS, 1873.
To effect an extension Of the Water Pipes
am authorized to sail q few more Of those desiEa'
bio securities, in addition 10 $4,000 already
Gold, the cntlre1oan being limited TO 500 900.
These Bonds run from to Is yeArs, and bear
interest At 8 per cent. per Annum. The Coupons
arc payable In March and September.
These Bonds arc not taxable here except when
held by residents.
RnIQ Cashier
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FOR SALE.
livery Desirable Dwelling House;

Cor. Walnut and ID Sts., Wheeling ihlAnd,
Containing nine Eooma, besides attic rooms, Gel.
lar and pantry. This house cannot DO surpassed
for beauty Of location, convenience OF arrange.
mont, or Tor ventilation, On thi1 IRlAnd. Tho lot
10 S0x1O0 teet, Taero arc ALEC good stable,
wash house, coal and wood house on HAld lot
For further particulars enquire on tho premI.
BeS, Eof 8, 3. WILLIAMS,
At williams Steam Saw Mil
lei8 MAFtinRfOFFY, Ohio
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MONTANA & BEAR DUCK FOR
INl Roofing 81 GmboAtS and DlEEoS, on hand
al = ''' 10" 'O' 6iHARLuS q. BRRRY.
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For sale.
THE FINEST RESIDENCE IN
OHIO COUNTY.

Ioasr for sale the residence Of Col. J. HON.
broSF. four mIlOS eaat OF the city, situated u Ine
VSIIC1 N WhsSiInR Creek on IN elevated piece
~ 1TSnTa SySSioofing Tie entire valley and easy
Of ScceSS either By rail or turnpike. Tne I'M
nfoTeTnents aTO ample and Of the most suoStan.
tIsl Kind, made under his own ingpeCuon, WaGI
he ms spent Of least twenty years o. ms acHve
and industrious life beautitytng and PerieG ns5g
ths premises, There arc thirteen acres Of grounu'
moStlY covered with choice Fruit and ShruoDeIy.
Very Ittlo additional expense would MAKE u
the most desirable Summer Resort within one
hundred miles Of the city. ,,,,r,,, A.,
nnan l. lhMlNA hkent, =
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General Notices.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTIUE.
Joseph = y: r'I''ll lrn ohDnsery.
Sarah Cunningham. Gt a.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Va
Bya decree rendered in this cause on the 10th
day OF July, 1873, 1t was referred to one Of the
Commissioners Of this Court 10 ascertain and
Fiji. What real estate the said John Cunning.
ham died seized Of, the liens on the same aud
Second. What claims there are, II any. against
said Johu Cunningham, deceased, which have
mot been reduced TO judgment.
Third. What personal property, II any, was
left by said John Cunningham, and II any was 30
left what became Of 1t.
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4 ssIGNRRs, NOTICE.

The undeEslgned hereby gives notice that
Charles Phaenbach. Merchant Tailor, has made
an assignment to them Of his property for tho
general BENT 1t Of his eEealtoFs.
All persons owing 0AidF RfA6OnbAch are hereby
notified TO pay their indebtedness to tho under
Rlgned, who arc Alone Authorized TO TecaiVe such
payment; and all persons having claims against
said PfAdenbRch are requested 10 present the
same at the store OF aiId FiAHen6ach, No. IS
Main street, Centre Wheeling.
GEO. b CALDWELL
ALFRED CALDWELL,
WHIbIIEu, AusustS, Is7S, aus
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CoMMISsIoNRR's OPRIoE.
mannEa mn ~ llE

CoMMISsIoHRR's OPPIoE, |
b., .... WHEBLlAG, Aug. 10. 1873
Notice is hereby given to parties interested
that have fixed on The 30Lh day OF September,
1873, ut my once in tho city ofWheeling, rs the
time and place when and where will proceed to
take and state the said account
WIN, II CALDWELL,
hepl-dAw Commissioner.