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Virus In the Air.

Weknow that peculiar poison IL evol
we'd from marshy ground and from the de
composing filth of cities by the sunshine Of
spring, and that this element which Is too
subtitle TO be detected by scientific analysis,
produces epidemic and endemic fevers, ag-
gravates dyspepsia and ali bilious disorders,
di turbes the bowels, relaxes the nerves
and debi iitates the general system. Luck
ily an antidote to this atmospheric virus,
and a specific Tor the diseases II generates
has been provided. For period of move
than twenty years X Ice etters Iomach b l.
ters, medicine In which the finest vsge
table tonics and alternatives are Combined
with perfectly pure stiInu ant, has taken
precedence of every other preparation, as
specific for the ailments most prevalent at
this season of the Year. 1t il agreeable As
well as efiectual, and eminenily safe and
wholesome.
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FROM EVANSVILLE, OHIO.
A slandeFer Rehuked-An Act Of
Justice.

Justice.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
BARNRsvlLLI. April 10th, 1873.
A friend of mine to-day handed me
a copy Of the Bellaire Independent of
the 10th Of this month, which contain
ed an uuprovoked, unjust and indecent
assault upon Mary E. Hoover, the &C.
com plished editor of the Bellaire Com
me,cial. She is assailed by innuendo
only, but that has always been regard
ed as the neanest and most cowardly
mode of assault. 1t excites the intens-
est indignation against james F. An
derson, the editor Of the Independent,
i. this town and in this community,
where Miss Hoover was born and
brought up and educated, and where
she 10 held in very high estimation by
all our people. From some expressions
tina, have heard on this subject, L
would inter that Anderson will be bet
ter of if be remain away from our
town for a while, at least. Some OF
the boys" say they will put a head on
hun" if he come to Bsrnesville.
Mary E. Hoover needs no defense
against the assaults Of the wicked and
uuscrupulous editor OF the Independent,
where she is known and esteemed; as
she il here in her native town. and
where she is not personally known, and
where the false aud malicious lnslnua'
tons may be construed to her prejudice,
nothing need be said beyond what has
already been said except this: the
man nor the woman does not live who
dsres to charge directly what the editor
OF the Independent vaguely insinuates:
GAINESVILLE ia improving, and will
give q better account Of itself during
this wear than ever before. The town
is steadily growing, and business Is
prosperous. We furnished the Demo-
cratic candidate for Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention for Belmont
county. at the late election; and he Is
the worst beaten man that ever at
TEMPTED to run race for office In this
county. | think it would have been
i'm possible 10 elect him over Judge
lCowen under the most favorable cir
lcumstsuces and with the most judi
cious management but be ought to
have done far better in the race than be
did do. His effort to get the prohloi-
ton vote excited q regular stampede
against him, and failed to secure him
even that vote. As q candidate ne II
not q success. FELIX uRuSDf'
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TIE heart OF Q deacon who oficiated
with the inevitable contribution box, at
a recent meeting in this vicinity for
foreign missions, was gladdened by Oh,
serving among its contents neatly
rolled package that one conld easily
imagine to be check, or something Of
that agreeable nature. On hastily in
vestigating, his former belief in the de-
pravity of human nature was changed
to certainty by discovering one dollar
and cent, and upon the paper the fol-
lowing: "The ceot is for the heather,
aud the dollar to get it to them"
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on Buzzard's Fork Of Trace Fork
Lincoln county, Mr.. Hoback came
across a poplar log nine feet and seven
inches in diameter at the stump, and
seven feet at the top, ana IS feet long
which, if our & ,uring is correct, would
make over 10000 feet Of half inch lum-
her, worth over 500. Beat it who can.
Our informant said man by the name
Of Wheeler cut the tree down one night
To catch a coon. We know OF no per
son hereabouts who is anxious to work
that Weston Democrat
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Tribune tg-
ures out the result of the congressional
salary grab as just equivalent to the
stealing of SIS 100000 Of FIVE per cent
bonds, leaving the people to pay the in
terest upon them. The increase OF sala'
nv creates an annual charge Of 5000
900 upon the Treasury, and this is just
five Der cent of eighteen millions.
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THEY have some original methods in
legislation in Pennsylvania. Bills that
have passed both houses sometimes
mysterieusly disappear aud are not
found 10 the printed book Of Statutes
while bills that have not been passed
at all are printed as laws. Queer
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of IN
i United States, for the district of Yves,
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of W. A, Flesher, b Ink-
rupt.
District OF West Virginia, $. y.
This is IN give notice that on the 5th day
OF April, 1873, a warrant OF bankrup Cy was
issued out OF the District Court OF he nj
ed States for the District Of West Virginia
against the estate o w. ". FleSher, Oi & iiZ-
abeth. in tine county of Writ, in said Dis
trict, ad' Judged Bankrupt on his own peti.
ton. That the payment OF any debts and
the delive'y oi any property 10 such h nix
rrpt, to him or for his use, and the rsns-
FIR o any property by him, are forbidden
by law, and that n meeting al the credit
ors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts
an To choO e me or more Assignee OF hi
estate, will be held at II Court Of Bankrupt
cy, 10 be holden al the law Office u, ID Il
Leona d, tsq in "a Bersburg, West Va ,
before Geo. b, Caldwell. I "A RegiIer In
B .nkruptcy Tor sain Distri,t, on the Uth
day o. April, A. d. 1873, at l. O'Clock A.
HEpuMAS SLACK,
u y. Ma shat tor said District.
By II. p. MEAL, Deputy U. y. Marshal.
apl7
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TIE New York Herald Of last Sunday
contained one hundred and twenty
columns of matter, OF which eighty
three were filed with advertisements.
The success Of the Herald lie one OF the
marvels of modern enterprise. IL has
no parallel in the world, and could he
achieved nowhere else than in the city
of New York.
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D R. LON GDoN
CONSUMPTION.
Its Early Manifestations

II q person has persistent cough, at first
dry and hacking, subsequently accompan-
led with frothy expectUration, with wan
de Ing D din In the chest, loss Of flesh, DC
such q one IN all pro6abilI vie Cbnsumreiue.
II in ADDITION there Is haemoptysis or
probability becomes almost q certainty.
IL sdued to these symptoms, the
reathing Is harsh q hurried, a. d deep
snsp rations produce dry cracking sound,
or II the voice becomes permanently weak
and h arse there Is but tazte doubt Of pulrro-
naru disedse. ~
1.-THE patient Is free from dysentery. has
OF resided In tropical climates and suffe S
from obstinate diarrhoea, even though
there be no cough, he is most likely Con-
saanpttue.
bles, the existence OF Consumption u an almost
an absolute certainty.
Iiayoung man not addicted to enervating
habits and not leading dissolute lie. ST. ad.
lily loses weight, though no chest symptoms
have appeared, he is IN all pr baUility on
the way 10 the Conslynp'fues grave.
H. however, he nas In audIl.on the her
symptOms,a above set forth. lie development
OF the inevita ole, fatal maIady 81 fixed TACT
In any and all the foreg, Ing manifesto.
tations, the onl' rational course Is an TN
mediate examination Of the chest and The
pI ompt adoption OF sppropr ate treat
ment.
In the first stages OF consu nption a radi-
cal cure may often be effected, while wi h
every step the disease Is allowed to, take,
the chances for recovery become less and tess
certain.
W human skill, no means on earth, can
yer We the patient when conSum ption
h.. become deep-seated and the lung tissue
destroyed.
The earlier, therefore, diseases OF the chest
are attended to, the better the..chances for
cure.
You pay large sums annually fer the In
surance of your house against fire, how
IN uch more rational TO pay few dollars to
well educated physician OIL experience
and skill in these maladi. 9, lot an occasion
\ Examination OF your Lungs, in order TO
insure them dodfnt The approach Of a disease
that has swept IL millions TO urltTHety gTGues.
UIr treatment. as Deil "a our mode Of apply
ing IL, seldom fails To cure 'atarrh, Bronchi-
Tvs crofula and all dis ases Of the that
lead to Consumption. There can be no
doubt Of the efficacy Of our treatment in
the ailmentst to which our practice is main
ly devoted. We examine more cases OF
chronic isease in few months than phys
icians In ordinary practice see In lifetime
n ID our great success IL only the legitimate
result of our ENLa RGED 'IPERIENCE.
FEES FIR CONSULTATION, examine
ton, advice and treatment, WITHIN THE
RKACa OF ALL.
MEDICINES FOR ALL DISEASES by mail
and express TO all parts Of the country.
OfiSe Hours to II, l;S0 TO s and $3.50 to 8
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| United States for the district Of West
Virginia-in bankruptcy:
IN the matter Of Charles III. Be Ider and
John J. Bender, partners as U. II. Bender
Co., Bankrupts.
Signed, Henry NJ. Russell, OF Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, he eby giv.s
notice OF his appointment as assignee OF
the estates, partne, ship ami individual, o
the above named Btnkrupts o. salt lis
trict and who were. to.wit, on the 9th
day OF August, A. ID. 1870 a'ijudged Bank.
rrpts, upon cred tons petition by laid
Court. dated at " wheeling the 18th day Of
April, A. ID 1873.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL, Assignee.
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LECTUR r

DY REV. HENRY A. BRANN, d. D,
Dat st. Alphonsus' Church, Wednesday
april q, 1873, 'or the benerit OF the st
Aloysius Young Mems library; Subject ::
"The Popes the Chez Champions OF Civil
Liberty before George Washington Ad.
mission 81 c MT. Doors open OF 7 o'clock.
Lecture commences at s. tickets for sale at
G II. -, Z. X Benler's and I F. sullivan's
Pharmacy. apl8-t
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SPEcTACLES.

4 GENTLEMAN WHO HAS TRIED
Y the patent humbug eye.cups and worn
inferior glasses for years says "OxtobS &
Dutield's Perfected Spectacles AFFORD me
relie' and enable e 10 see TO read the
smallest print v it'll ease" Call at lA Mar
h ct stree l, below Mcclure House. Tor Spec
tacles watches, Clocks, Jewely, Gold
Iens 60.
sBRepairing promptly done. u
apl9 OXIOBY & DUFFIELD.
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Picture Cord

ALL COLORs AND SIZES, WIRED
Aand SOFT; Picture loops, Nails. Screw
Eyes, Porcelain and Gilt heads; Tacks, Bird
Cage Hooks, Curtain Pins, Wire Hooks, 20
drive or screw, and all other Picture CrIm.
mings, for sale Wholesale and retail by
z. l. NICOLLt
aprl8 Under McT,nre - ouaa-
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WILL BE AT
VIII H H LING
ON MAY STH.
SEE FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT
On Tue d4y, MAY 18th, 1878,

~
AT u O'Clock A. NJ, at the IRON.
door OF the Court HOUSE, OF ohio cOu Lty
sell at puOllC an ton, the lot and parcel OF
lend now owned by the "A d Francis A -.
tlbtTt, situated ~ the town OF fulton and
bounded and described as follows, TO wit a.,
rtgiuning five feel nom the cas- erly eud O ,
the north pTaprt wall o the bridge on
he National K adj. In ne with sai wall
mort h side reeS, west ~ teet o. a ~ AXE thence
nOrIh 3h degrees, rSst lly feet to a STAKE
thence south d degrees, east d feet 10 "A
Stake, thence south Is degrees, west g3H
iret To r stake, thence SOuth7 degrees, wei
81 Ieet Ia the beginning; together with the
llIhiuss,imprOyenen's aud appurteuaCes
theTeunlO belonging, being the same prop
erty conveyed Ia the said ranCis 4, Flb, ri
by Walter Marshall ana wife by deed dated
IN. 18th day ~ March, ls7I, and OfTecuTd in
the cic:ks Office of ohio county, in deed
book 3, page 0OD
Tr hMS Or SALF-One third and 80
much more OF the purchase money
A. Tie purCh tcer NAV eject TO pay
N cash, an. tn. residue in equal In
rtalnenis AT three and six months, with
interest nom gate sale, the purrha er
zIvll z security Tor he PAY meut OF the de-
ierred inst linen % Oe approved by the
Com mIssioner hereafter Named
P. q, FRFFI.,
Special Commissioner.
GEo A. WlCkHAM, AuclIoneer.
aDlSi
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FURNITURE REPAIRED.

A Ii KINDS IF FURNITURE NEATLY
AaLd promptly repaired at
HUBBARD " McBURNTE.
furniture Rooms 50 and IS market street,
aprl5
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sea Lions sea ii', n nj seals. ca Cows,
Gro OullIs aud ~ea Turtles,
Cir ,ffeS HippOr mi, h nOcc os.Os'r riches,
largest elephant in capt, witty, weight six
tui =. actual cost SIS 0 O; and forty .tw" cages
o other animals such ~ are not usua ~
seen N ordinary Men ,g.ri's Seventy five
PEI Ormers, twenty lem lie rider Thirty
hidrcn, ninety SIP tied Arabian King
HOr Is, siXtN oi The smallest Pom ~ IN ne
W rid. Pro Is ion IN &c miles long, c; n.
vases co ering nv acres Of ground VIII eli
com Ortahly seats Il teen thousand. daily
- peuse, $50 Il, 'ar The grand' ST affair
n 2 rth' For full particulars watch Tor
uTthe. adYeTl iSem, Mt.
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Four Elegant Chromos
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