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reflect that sound mind and body ATE The mO'l
necessary requisites TO promote COnnubii hit
plneAs. Indeed, without these the jJnrtrl
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, BE
prospect hourly daIIcns 10 the view; The mird
becomes Swallowed with despair aud fIci Will
the melancholy reflection that The !AppIh.'' q
.1atI,nr hIIf,htnd tyTth npV nvt
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Annrher DanburY PIrrnre.

The panbury NsieS says: It is a little
singular how well pair OF boots can bC
made TO fit at the store. You may not bC
able to get your foot onlyR part way
down the leg at the first trial, but that i
because your stocking Is sWeaty, or yOu
haven't started right, and the shoemaker
suggests that you start again, and stand
up 10 1t, and he throws In a little pow
der from pepperer to aid you. And so you
stand up, and pound down your feet, and
partly trip yoursellup, and your eyes stick
out in an unpleasant manner, and every
vein in your body appears 10 be on the
point Of bursting, and all the while that
dealer stands around and eyes the opera
ton as intently as II the whole affair was
perfectly novel to him. When your foot
has finally struck bottom, there is faint
impression on your mind that you
have stepped into an open stove, but
he removes ii BY solemnly observing
that he never saw boot fit quite as
good as that. You may suggest that
your toe presses too hard againsl the
front, or that some Of the bones in the
side OF the foot are too much smashed, but
he says this is always the way with new
boot, and that the trouble will entirely
disappear in a few days. Then you take
the old pair under your arm and go home
as animated as a relic Of 1879, oil tue
while feeling that the world will not look
bright and happy to you again until you
have Drained that shoemaker. You limp
down town the next day and smile all the
while with your mouth while your eyes
look as il you were walking over an
oysier.bed barefoot When no one. Is
looking you kick against post or some
other obstruction, and show a fondness
for stopping and resting against something
that will sustain your weight. When you
get home ut night you go for those old
boots with an eagerness that cannot be
described, and the remarks that you
make upon learning that your wife has
disposed of them TO q widow woman in
the suburbs, are calculated TO immediate.
" drpopnlate the earth of women and
sh0emakcrs generally.
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CoSGREss has provided for extending
the slaclwater improvement Of the Mon
ongaheia up the river rs lar Us Morgan
town. The Vest ETglnian is Hgitating
for n further extension through the
same agency as far rs FairmOnt. Such
IN improvement would be Of great value
10 FairmOnt, as GlTJrding an outlet for its
coal and glass.sand. II would probably
pay the people within efrcle OF five
miles around FairmOnt to make this i'm
proyrmcnt themselves Certainly they
and the people along the river between
FairmOnt and MorgtntOwn would find ii
good investment The coal at Fair
mont is about tic best gas coal in the
country. It's So good that iLpays 10 ship
it all the way To the scahOard by rail.
Water transportation Is so much cheaper
for coal than rail, that il the MOnongahela
were nGyiguOle to FaIrmont the mining
aud shipment Of gas coal down the river
could not fail 10 grow into n very large
business. FaiTmOnt has also decided al.
van,agcs for tho manufacture OF glass; but
such manufacture cannot safely be under.
taken there while the B. tS o. Railroad
furnishes the only means OF transportation.
A competing railroad, or the opening of
the river, would at once justify the in
vcslmcnt of capital in such enterprises
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SENATOR BORKMAE is the Jc'e "0ir o
Of the Wheeling Register, and it has now
discovered that the Radicals are sCheming
for his re election to the Senate aud arr
using Coy. JACOB to that end. The leg
i',cr may not think very highly Of Scna'
tor BOHEMIAN, but il has proiesscd 10 be-
licve that the Radical managers in West
Virginia were not destitute Of sense, how
ever damnably wicked they might be in
their politics; aud we submit 10 our Co
temporary whether m intimalion OF this
kind Is quite consistent with that theory
or respectful towards his political I'D
vcrsaries. We haven't heard Of anybody
who was pining away out Of pure anxiety
tosCe Senator BOHEMIAN reelected. We
have not supposed he had any such en-
pcclalions himself; but if he has, we
would venture to suggest that it would
greatly improve his chances 10 restore to
the treasury Of the United States the
back pay" which he voted he ought not
10 have, but which he has taken, so ial
rs the public has any information TO the
contrary.
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A. depressed, irritable state OF mind /,
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or nnImatiOnT confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilItatIng, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of CxccsScs, mental OvcrwOrk or
indiscrc,ions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign euro in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
It toies up the system, arrests discharges, diSPcS
the mental gloom and dependency, and reiuTe-
mates the Cutlrc system. 1t is perfectly harm
Igss and always efficient. Price 8, for package
Of five boxes and largo s. vial Of powder, which
/, important in old, serious cases; or 81 per single
b5z Sold by ALL druggists, or sent by mail
on rrccipt OF price. Ailr-,s HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. soc EE0,UwAy, y. \.
Por salc by Logan. Lis. & Co.: 3. Booking;
r j Finn,y; James Murry; Reed, Kraft & Co.,
Wheeling; Chas Faris, Wheeling Island; Jane.
Elliott and j " n. NJ. Mercer, Hollairc, o. a.
fcbi9cOCSW
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STAMrLHG CnECKs-Gen. KELLEY, Col
lector, yesterday received letter from
Commissioner DOUGLASS, Of the Revenue
department, in answer to IN inquiry re-
spccting stamp duty upon check on n
bank payable one day after date, in which
the Commissioner says:
"a check upon q bank actually paya-
BILE one day alter il is Gircn, issued or dc
LiNred, like other time checks or drafts,
ia exempt. But II check when given OF
issued is really payable AT sight or on de-
mand, it does not render itcXrmpt 10 have
it dated one or more days back in order
TO give it the false appearance OF time
check and thus GvadC stamp duty.
ANY person who, with intent to cvadC
the law, issues, accepts, negotiatcs or pays
u check, draft or order without the proper
stamp and cancellation, is liable to indict'
ment and prosecution"
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GEO. a. wICKuAM, Aue,IoDcer. IL spIe n
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BACKING DowE"-Itis II symptom to
encourage every well wishcr Of the inter
ests Of the State, that one Of the moss
covered organs Of tho ring Of politicians
of West Va, Is trying 10 invent excuses
for the course OF that radical faction in
lcpriyiug the Governor Of his legitimate
function of appointment OF "OillcCrs Cstab'
lshcd by the constitution, and whose ap-
pOintment or election is not otherwise
provided for" The Wheeling Register
now pretends TO believe that the Cover
nor claimed the right To appoint all OIL
GERS in the State, even down to the mu-
niCipal officers OF city.
As the Governor never claimed any
such thing in any manner or form, and
no proof Can be adducGd that he ever did
it Is a sign that the faction are seeking
some small hole TO creep out Of, 10 escape
the indignation Of the people for THEN
revolutionary course. 1t Is hoped they
will continue In their let down policy iii
they arc IN accord with the sentiment o
majority OF the people Of the State
RiRA6SrhG Chronicle.
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons. lCt
don, graduate from one OF the mOst rInltrlY
Colleges iu'the United States, and the greaui
Of London. Paris, Philadelphia, and clscwhefc
has effected some Of tho most astonishing cure
ever known. Many troubled with ringing t.
the head and ears when asleep, great ncuos.
ness, being AlArmedAt sudden sounds, baIh'1
nese, with frequent blushlng, ATTENDED sOz,
times with arrangement Of mind, were cg',t
Immediately.
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured al this ESTABLISH
mGnt within the last twenty years, and The nun
GrOus important Surgical Operations peflofHrI
by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the reporter n,
the Sun, and many other papers, uolitr' q
lie, besides his standing as gent, man Of biI
acter and responsibility, is sui1c'rni glAf't'
70 the Afilicted.
Skin discases speedily cured. lAnT
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THE Central Ohio railroad under the
management OF tho Baltimore and Ohio
has been operated with great success.
The earnings for tho year ending in No
vcmber last, were $l,00S,72G 30, an in
crease of $G2,22O IS over the previous
year. The sum Of $2lGOl37s has been
set aside 10 redeem first mortgage bond ol
Of tho CompAny-CUmb. Mars
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Chicago set the example Of great fire
and Boston followed It. Boston set the
example OF Grand Musical Jubilee IN
der the management Of Pat. Gilmore, and
now Chicago is gong to do the same
thing. This is partly out of courtesy to
Boston but chiefly to be even with Gin
cinnati, which ishlving its Festival now ,
and st. Louis which is going to have IL
grand Congressional "b!ow.Out."
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AUCTION SALE,

.TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
J. TATE.
Nv virtue OF u deed OF trust dated the 18th day
Of May, 1874, by Christian FRANKIE and Elizabeth
FRANKIE bis wift and recorded In the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No. I, page 4SJ,
10 the undersigned trustee, I will sell on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAYOF JUNE, 1873.
. commencing at ten O'Clock, A. n, at the front
door Of the Court HouSe 0t Ohio county. West
Virgins, TO the highest and bSIt bidder at pub
lie auction, the following described real estate:
BEGINNING alta distance or 1ity 500 feet from The
nUithwtst corner OF that plCCa or pBIc:l oil
ground which was conveyed 10 Henry Ackerinan
hy Frimm and wife BY deed dated June lS;h.
1866 and recorded In tho Recorders office Oi
OEiU couuiy, in Deed Book No. 20 on IOIiO 49,
fronting on tho cast side or German street, In
9TH Ward OF the city Of Wheeling alOrGEAid,
twenty .lYe(25) feet and running CaStwArtlly on
An equal width Of IS feet depth OF one hundred
feet. together with all Improvements thereon and
thereto belonging, II being the samG piece Of
ground which was conveyed 10 the said Chris
tIan FRANKIE by Henry Alderman and wife by
deed dated March 4, 1869, As recorded In the Ne
cOTders ONCE Of Ohio county in Deed Book No,
IS on folio 27i, together with all TIC buidings,
improvements and Rppurtenanccs thereto be
Terms ( sale are ca'h. Selling as Trustee 1
shall convey only Euch title as Is YesIed In me
by the Gaid deed Of trust, the title, however, Is
R.P HUBBARD, Trustee,
WHEELING, May 3, 1873. mJG
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PUBLIC PRlNTIHG.-Thc appropriation
bills passed by the Legislature Just before
adjournment, contain four items for priut.
ing and binding, and the amount ifor a
year from last October foots up nearly
iorty thousand dollArs,-the exact figures
being $8s,O 55 70.-RdDdrhd Chronicle.
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General Notices.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPERINTEN.
L DENT'S Lodges and for cnclosirE Walls
81 NalInnal Military CemeLerLeg.

CPrICE CIIBP QULHTEKMAa1
MILITARY DIV. or THE Atlantic,
NEW YORK CITY, May l, 1858.
Sealed proposals In uiplIcatc, with u copy Of
this advertisement attached TO each, will be re
ceivcd at this ONCE until Saturday, May 3ist, for
the following work nj the National Military
Cemeteries named. viz:
Superinteudant's lo1gc of brick or Stone u.
Grafton, W. Va. Enclosing walls Of hriCE or
stone, or Iron ratings At 0tafton, w. Va, chi
pspGr. Fort HArrIson aud FrcdnCA.SutV. Va =,
and Whitehall, near Bristol. Pa.
Copies OF plans and specifications may he seen
at the QuAFtcTmasieTs' oiilccs in New ORE, Phil
adelphia. Baltimore and Fort Monroe and at the
Cemeteries.
The work will be- inspected hi: competent
engineer, and strict compliance with the terms
OF the contract will be required.
Envelopes containing pIopo AIS will be cndors
ed, "PropoBAls for snpCIiutenGeuts lodge ur
proposals. for permanent enclosures for Nation
al Cemeteries, ~ the case may be, and address
ed TO tho undersigned.
RUFUS INGALLS,,
Col. and APst QuartermAs or CIen., BreVet Major
General U. s. A., Chief QuArtGrmastcr.
mNb
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TIE Charleston journal states that
whereas before the operation oil the new
liquor law there were fifty liquor dealers
in Kanawha county, now there are but
nineteen.
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A CORRESPONDENT at MOundsVillc sends
US burlesque on the recent Modoc CAIN
paigu there that is a pretty good thing,
but so disrcspeclrul in some Of its personal
illusions as to constrain us to decline its
publication.
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NO-PARTNERsHTP.

The undersigned having entered into eopArt-
neFShip, under the arm name Of Adams d Lucas,
10 carry on the Music business, (purehAsed ofV.
Harding, Eco No. 10 Market sTreet, Wheeling,
W. Va and Main street, Washington, Pa, April
let, 1873, including stock, hKturGS and good WilD
they will continue Tho business at the above
points, and respectfully solicit their Patronage
4. n. ADAMS.
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DIED.

TRIMBLE- afternoon. May 2, 1873,
at 5:I5, Er1IRAIM THIMBLE, in the 4yth year OF his
aye
The funeral will take place from his latercsi'
lcnec on German street, between Division and
Marshall, 9Th ward, on Sunday afternoon at $50
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend.
OUIMEY.-Fridayc evening, May Q, 1873 Mrs.
CGnouSE AUGUsTG QuMGY, wife Of c. II.
Q1mby, aged 50 years.
The remains will be taken to Peabody, Mass.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Harry RELIEF ron YoUNG MEN from the effects
OF Errors aud Abuses In early life Manhood
restored lmpedimeltS 10 Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. EcS and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
scaicd envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO
CITATION, 40 south Ninth St, Philadelphia,
pa an Institution having high reputation fol
honorable conduct and professional skill.
InlfahhHM
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A CARD-HAVING DISPOSED
II of my stock, fixtures aud food will in the
Music business TO neslrs Adams D Lucas: l
take this mOlhOd Of thanking my friends and the
public generally for their liberal patronage, cI.
tended 10 me, and recommend my succttPorS IL
apIO V, HARDING.
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A UCTION SALE OF BUILDING
II LOTS IN SOUTH WHEELING.
Twill sell on Saturday. May the 10Th, com.
mencing al O'Clock, on tho premises, the tract
Of land now owned by me, combating Of twenty
Aue Building Lots, numbered and described as
follows: No. !, 2 3, ,5,G,I6 9, 10. Il. y, Il;
feet and bounded as follows: on the west by
river road on the cast by plank road on tie north
by John HAndlon's property, on tho south BY l..
seAbrighr5 property. TO be sold in numbers to
suit purchaser. This will DO rare opportunity
TERMS or SALE-one-thlrd or a. much more as
purchaser may desire TO pay, cash; the TcmNin-
der In two IsStalmantR OF ono and two years,
with interest from date Of EAle, purchaser giving
security for deferred payments.
GEO. A. WICRUAM, Auctioneer. mD6
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TIE first thing that the extra session of
the Legislature should do, is TO pass an
act for the repair OF Bridges. '-Pdrktrs.
burg Journal.
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THE Charleston Journal has been en-
lsrged and improved.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received until MRy7th for building School
House In Adams District Richie township.
Plans and specifications can be seen at Toll Gate
on CAldwell's Run. The Board reserveS the right
to reject any or all bids. Old School House will
be sold May eth, at O'clock ?. \.
ap3OdGW' WILLIAM LITTLE, Sec'y.
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The Wcs; Virginia Press Association is
expected to meet at Clarksburg. on the
10Th inst,
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T OF OF GROUND "a X 100 FIT,
corner Of Chestnut and % streets, WheslIIg
Island, with new Franc House. Small Brick
House and Lot on Quincy street.
By WV. uOGE 4 BRO,
mAr2I 100 Market street
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.

Proposals will be received by the undersigned
until Saturday, Nay 10Th 1873. for the grading
and filling Of Walnut street from 9Th streft q
9Th street in the 9Th Ward, the lllIng 10 be takeA
from 9Th street al or near the Intersection Of 9Th
street and Walnut street. For further pArticu,
lars enQnircof g. LBOElLART,
Street Commissioner.
wHEELNG, Nay Z, 1879. myT
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NREAP FARM FOR SALE.-aS
~ offer for sale my Farm. containing u
lG9 acres, situated within III mileS OF Bur.
ton Station, on d. b y. Rbilroad. There Is on
the place new Frame Dwelling, new Stable and
other outhouses-30lere cleared and under gold
fence; young orchard; well Watered; well tim.
bered-good place for Saw Mil.
Address, CHARLES SNYDER, or
ABSALOM REIGHT.
mAE1-dGW Burton, W. Va.
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For Sale.
TOR SALE

100 acres OF first class Short Creek Land s
miles from Wheeling, 4 mile from Bethany
pike-S00 acres in cultivation 800 acres IN grass
Cd, VIII sell the whole or in lots 10 suit pur-
chlsers. Price low and terms easy.
W. V. H09E i BRO,
my6 los Market street
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HEALTHY DIGESTION.

~
Life is rendered miserable when the digestive
organs are impaired. Food becomes repmlsive;
lhI body emaciAlcd; the mind depresHed and
melancholy broUds over you. TyTfB VEGlTAN
GLE LIvER Pills Is the remedy f'r these cvi's;
they pfnduCc sound digestion; create good Ep-
pe"te, impar,s refreshing sleep and chcerInlness
Of mind.
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/ CARD.

n
Having sold our Ice Houses 10 Mr.. conrad
scibert We would respectfully recommend him
10 all our old cusIomers. feeling satisfied hG will
supply them with good Of pure Ice.
geo. 4. 'TkLLHASE.
J, BRDILION
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T STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on wheeling L.
land. Price from 800 to in'' eaeh'
TIRm-One.Iourth eaSA, tho Fesiduetu equal
IuItaumen,S At ono, 40 aud three years, with In
49,. JNO. r. GILyCHRIST,
40 Al Top MIL.
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This superb Hair Dye Ia tho nEsr IN THE
WOHLn- Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and In
lOus T!nt.. no unpleasant OdOr. The PCnplne
". 4 HatChclOrs Hair Dyo produces IMAEDl-
ATELY splendid Black ar Natural brown.
Does rot stain tho skin, bnt leaves the Hair
clean. Snlt and BOauiIful. The only safe and
perfect Dye Sold By all Druggis =. Factory 10
Bond street. New York. JIn9IeOd,w
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John A. Brown. James Wayt, William North,
will be taken at the law Oflee OF Gibson L. ran
mer, in the city OF Wheeling, In the State Of West
Virginia, on the nth day Of Nay. 1878, between
tho hours Of O'Clock 4. 4. and O'Clock =. r.,
10 DO read in evidence In the above named cause
cause the taking OF the said dispositions shall
not DO commenced, or being commenced, shall
not be completed on that day, the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from time to time until
the same shall be completed.
WILLIAM NORTH,
JOSEPH HARVEY, and
HENRY SPEARR,
Petitioners.
ByG L. CRANlRn, tholrAt mJ9
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BELMONT HOUSE.

Also, the Warehouses and Stables adjoining.
AltO. the Rhodes Homestead, vita the out lots
adjoining, Containing about 81 acre.. with
good Orchard OF Frnlt thereon. Also. ~ Acres
Of land adjoining the Homestead, in section q,
with about 10 acres Coal.
TkRMs or SALE-oDc.thlrd In hand, ne'thlrd
In one year, and ono third in Two years, from
day OF sale, with interest; the payments to be
secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
WIN. ALEXANDER
Admir- OF Moses Rhodes, decd
BRtrUEPORT, o April Sth, 1873. my3
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Gpeciat aotlces.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

W
The Spring Term opens MONDAY, April l4Ih'
Pupils will be received In tho Preparatory, AGA
dcmlc, Collegiate, Music or AIT Department
Now classes will be organized. For terms o.
tuition, admission, Sc, apply to the President
PROF.. ". II. NORTON. ap9-dGw
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TNTHE CIRUUIT COURTOF OHIO

/ n I III OIIEVV - -, -
l. County, State OF West Va. 10 ChAncey. A.
In the matter OF tho PeliilOn OF william NUrth
Joseph Harvey and Henry speare, Trustees o.
the Presbyterian Church Of Wet Liberty, nled
In tho circuit Court OF Ohio County. stAte OF
Wet Virginia, this 9Th day OF Nay, 1874, asking
for LAle OF 20 much Of lots No. thlrty'two (SGll
1861 as il not needed for church and congreRa'
tional purposes, on motion It 10 ordered that
any person interested do appear within ten days
from the ding OF tho same, and show cause, II
any he eau, why the prayer OF the petitioners
should not be granted, and that the zane be
posted according 10 law; and published ave tunes
eonsGcuuYely in some newspaper OF general
circulation In Ohio county printed 10 the city Of
"A copy teste, sAM'L b. KcCoLLOCu, Crk.
q. l.. CRANNER, Atty for Petitioners.
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SATURDAY. May 10. 49,

At 10 o'clock. A. n, upon the premises, tho fol-
lowing described Real Estate: Lots 200 and TO3,
in Bridgeport known Is the
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pATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is HARMLESS.
ntLSnlLA a
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Who have injured Themselves by certain prEt
tIce indulgedin when alone. habl, frequrHtI
learned from evil companions OF a, school, thu
effects Of which arc nightly felt even when aslerp
and II not cured renders marriage inmpOssibr.
and destroys both mind and body. should app',
Immediately.
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