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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-16

DEATH OF JOHN STUART MIIL.-The
death of John Stuart Mill is notable
event. He was one of the intellectual
giants of our time and all time. What
ever he said was well said, and he wrote
much upon many of the leading problems
of practical life. His book on Political
Economy, Liberty" and the "Subjec-
ton of Women, are unsurpassed, and we
may say unequalled in their kind. They
are full of the weightiest thoughts clothed
in the plainest language; free from every
thing like rhetorical display, and from
any expression indicative OF reckless as
sertion or uneven Judgement. Mr.. Mill
was the leader Of the Westminster school
of politicians in England, ardent advo-
Gates of democratic principles, enemies
Of revolutionary disturbance, generous
friends of the United States and infuen-
tial laborers in the cause of general pro-
gress. Many able men remain to it, but
none so well fitted to command universal
admiration as John Stuart MILL Alta
California.
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The Kearney junction Press says:
while at Grand Island yesterday, we
heard an incident of the late storm, which
shows the intenseness of mothers love
to the fullest extent. A family living on
Spring Creek, about thirty-fve miles from
Grand Island, by the name of Haviland,
lost their cabin during the late storm
The wife made strenuous attempt to
reach neighbours house, at some dis
lance off, taking with her little boy, her
only child. about two years of age. Be-
coming bewildered in the binding storm
of Monday last, and worn out with con-
tinuous exertion, and finding that there
was but little hope of saving her own
life, she stripped her own person of cloth
ing, wrapped it securely around the body
Of the little boy, layed down on the snow
and there persisted. Her remains were
found on Saturday last, and near them
the little fellow, alive and as we'll as
could be expected. Five days the body
had lain helpless and alone, his little life
saved, but his heroic mother gone to the
land of angels and of light"
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9ew Tu-Day.
TO THE GENTLEMEN OF pIoCHE.

Mrs. MITCHELL, LATE OF MRS. GARD.
4N1 ners, will open Club for Gentlemen to
Board. on Meadow Valley street, on the 18th.
MIS-. N. wishes to state that she will guarantee
10 give satisfaction to those who will Join, and
says that they will ind 1t to their advantage to
give her call my13-1m
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Telegraphic Dispatches.
Pacific Coast

'EcrAL TO THE procHE DAILY RECORD.
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cisco, California. mylStd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-17
Saving a Tooth.
From tho Knoxville trenu., Chronicle ]

From tho Knoxville tTenu) Chronicle
A lady In this city, several years ago,
had front tooth put in On pivot. Late.
~ the tooth became loose, and the other
day, while ont in the yard feeding her
chickens, she sneezed very hard, when
the tooth fell out, and was at once swal-
lowed by one Of the chickens. The lady
kept her eye OIL the same chicken, and as
coon as possible, affected capture, when
she felt Of the craw until she discovered q
substance she took to be her tooth, and,
taking a knife, the craw was opened at
that place, the tooth taken out, and again
closed with needle and thread, and the
chicken released. The chicken Is still
living and well, though full Of resolution
never again 10 swallow tooth, while the
lady sports full set Of teeth again. The
above Is youched Tor as the truth by re.
liable gentleman. r..a- ...5..sn ts
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What Can be Done with $50, 200.
(From the Chicago TftbRne,) ''LEi'1
The sum Of $1,000 Ia q fortune. 1ts
possession, properly invested, insures q
large family oil the comforts and many
Of the necessaries Of lie. II can be in.
vested In bonds and mortgages of abso.
lutte security OF the net proht Of 81, 900 q
year. II will carry on q business Of
$250,000 year, and afford, aside from
the profit II earns, employment 10 a
score Of men. It Is what thousands Of
educated men toll for Us the result Of
Conscientious and lRbotious lives and
and then do not attain. II would furnish
the means oil support Tor 500 families dur.
ing the hard winter coming upon Us, who
will actually suffer for the want Of prop
or shelter, fuel and clothing. Yet, In
these times, when every individual feels
the necessity oil economy more than ever
before, when the President himself re.
commends retreuchment in public works,
and when the government must contem-
plate the emergency OF issuing new
bonds. to pay tho interest on tho debt
II already owes,the majority in Congress,
through their committee, decide that the
President ought to receive the sum Of
$4,000 0 year-just twice a. much as
Lincoln received for services In COMPARE
son with which the services Of any sub
sequent President have been Insignificant,
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The Iron Age does not speak hopefully
Of the immediate prospects for iron.
Liverpool letters dated the eth and goth
ult report that Goals In London had de.
clined within tho month, and there seem.
ed to.be prospect Of q gradual decline,
In which case iron must fall, although
there may be q struggle to maintain the
price. Tho number Of furnaces in blast
in Scotland this year is 1873. against 1877
last year. Tho quantity OF Scotch iron
In store on the 2slh ult. was 1854 tons
against 1884 in 1872 The difference
Is, in part at least, explained by the max
ers keeping iron on the furnace banks,
when they formerly sent Il into store 10
raise money; but now that they arc rich
and able 10 hold, there Is not so much
iron going into store.
In bar iron there Is an improved feel
Ing, and q strengthening In prices is no
ticeable. Three cents may be quoted as
the lowest rates at which orders can be
placed, while some mills Insist on: 81 and
some on 8 and 4 Zoe There is no change
in prices from ~ atoFsq 4 81 h {. Is
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Beautiful, beautiful" mentally ejacu-
lated Deacon Barnes at the close Of aser.
mon about Heaven, sThose are my ideas
exactly" NJ NE
And 80 enwrapt was he with his
thoughts, as he passed out Of church, he
forgot to ask lame old Mrs. Howe to ride
home with him, as was his usual custom.
"PerhAps It Is Just as vel" he thought,
"lor she d worldly old woman, and would
probably have drawn my thoughts away
from Heaven"
At the dinner table his son exclaimed,
no, father, I have situation at last"
dHave you forgotten that 1t Is Sunday,
John 2" asked his father, sternly "Don't
let me hear any more such talk"
John ate his dinner In silence. How
could his situation be q wrong thing TO
speak OF on Sunday He was so thank
tul for It that 1t seemed TO come from the
hand of God. God knew all about the
[rea.less months In which he had answered
On advertisement every day.! 55tl!si
u When the minister gave thanks In
church Tor all the mercies OF the past
week, Johns heart gayea grateful throb,
and he determined anew to cknowledge
God in all bis ways, w j. .2g!t
John ate his dinner In silence while his
father thought about heaven. q . a'"e
In the afternoon Mr.. Barnes nephew, o
stranger in the place, came over from his
boarding place opposite, and sat on the
piazza talking with JOHN. o., .s.-..-.. ,
II can't allow this, Tom" said Mr..
Barnes, coming to the door with bis BIZ
bic IN his hands, "you must not cit
here breaking the Sabbath. Go back to
your boarding house and read some good
book T.. -y.a z..j' .-" .--a...'
Tom started up angrily, and spent The
afternoon fishing aud bathing with an old
colored man, his only other acquaintance
In the place, while Deacon Barnes sat 10
large rocker on the piazza with hand.
kerchief over his face and thought about
heaven. g"'-Shl d." .5.!,.! -
Presently bis two little granddaughter
came out on the piazza with large picture
book and sat down near him. There
was o flutter Of leaves and great deal OF
buzzing as the little yellow heads bent
over the book, and finally they laughed
outright -
"Children, where's your mother ?"
sternly demanded Deacon Barnes spring.
ing TO his feet. W.
Sup stairs putting baby to sleep." they
both answered together. -. ~, -
"Ellen! EllenF he shouted, ~ should
think you might keep these children quiet
on the Sabbath. They won't allow me
to thinkH"
Ellen had been awake all night with 8
iretiul baby. She had hushed him, and
had Just fallen asleep when her fathers
voice aroused her and awoke the baby.
"Please send them up stairs" she said,
YEARLY.
And all the sultry afternoon she anus
cd the three children in close upper
room, while her father rocked and tanned
himself, and thought about Heaven.
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BY virtue OF Deed OF Trust made BY Mary
o'Neal TO tho undersigned trustee, dated Feb.
ruary sth 1873 and OF record in the office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, W.
Va, in deed OF trust book No. s, page 2a6, will
offer for sale Of public auction Of the front door
Of the Court House OF Ohio county, W. Va, on
SATURDAY, the Sd day Of January, 1874,
at 10 o'clock A. n the following property. that
10 10 say: the east half Of tho west half OF lot
No. Ia, on 18th Gate Zane) street. In that part Of
the city Of Wheeling Known as East Wheeling.
The title 10 believed TO DO good, but selling as
trustee shall only convey such title as 10 vested
In me by said deed OF trust.
Terms OF Bale cash, but with the option TO tho
purchaser 10 assume and secure TO tho trustees
satisfaction tho Indebtedness 70 tho Central
Building Association No. 2, for which the prop
erty is TO be sold and 10 pay the residue OF the
'N'' WI. W. cowDEN, Trustee.
]. @. HERvEY, Auctioneer. ~,
!. II. MlLLER, Auetioneer. does
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:
Them, ........t.-.- -.. va J.EsRA 10
According TO an article In the Chicago
Tribune, 1000 900 d Immigrants arrived
in this country from! 1870. 1sGa inclu-
sive. That paper estimates that each I'M
igrant brought with, him on an average
SIS in money, which would make 8 total
OF $5O0ooo,OOo In cash. contributed by
these immigranu TO the wealthot thecoun;
try. Insadition to this money value thus
contributed, there Is thei far greater value
OF their labor, which ,the Tribune esti5
mates Assoc per capitsr or q total Of sSI-
eOO,OOO.Ooo, iaor nearly three times our
present National debit .,I NV, "a ., s
The Tribune, exposes the frauds that
are perpetrated upon immigrants by the
railroad companies in coming west from
New York. They are often kept three
days on the road, are provided with mean
cars, and are charged three fourths OF first
class passenger rates, while their baggage
is almost confscsted by freight charges.
An immigrant going from New York q
Kansas Ia charged. say $50 TO Lawrence,
and seven. dollars per hundred for bib
baggage, that is seven dollars per hundred
for all over eighty pounds, which would be
something like $115-$l2O per ton.
1t says that on one Of the Canada lines
the immigrants are treated worse than
cattle. The cars are old box cars, with
strips Of boards Tor seats, and small holes
for windows. As many persons as posi-
bic are putt int one Of these cars, and
they are locked In and the car Is not
opened until II arrives at Detroit.
At Chicago the runners, hotel keepers
boarding house bummers, curb-stone
money shavers, and other germir
make a dead Get at the i'm
migrants TO swindle them as far ai
possible out Of their money, and the wors
Of itis7that these persons are nearly al
foreigners who live by preying on theiI
own countrymen. a. .,I-.f
The Tribune thinks that Congres:
should take control Of the transportation
Of immigrants and regulate it by laws
similar to those lately passed for the pro
lection of live stock shipped eastward
This would be well enough, and yet VIC
do not see why the various railroads and
the city authorities Of places like Chi,
cage can not obviate to great extent Thu
necessity for any such action on the par
oil Congress.
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For Sale. 80
.RUsTEE's SALE.


By virtue Of q Deed OF Trust made by Charles
PfAnenbAch, and Hanna PiA1enhach, his wife,
TO the undersigned Trultee, dated the 1T day Of
February, in the year 1878, and olrecord II, the
office OF tho Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
comfy. West Virginia, In tho Book OF Deeda Of
Trust and Mortgages Number 8. on pages 2Si,
$50 and 2b3, viii oaer Tor sale atpublie auction,
at tho front door OF The Court Houte Of Ohio
County, West VirginiA, onrA n !Nlj INK "
MONDAY. the 18th dsy OF JInulFy, 1874,
At 10 O'Clock 4. n, the following property, that
Is TO say, tho north hall OF lot number One hnr-
bred and hfty'nine Q6q), Rituated on the west
aide OF ChaplIne street, between Twcnty.seeond
street QAie Third BtreeD and TWent y.thirh stfedt
date Second HtreeD, In the City Of Wheeling, 10
ohio county and State or West Virginia, In that
part Of said city called Centre Wheeling, ftita
Terms OF Sale: Ono Thousand Dollars cash. or
such greater sum in eaGn NJ tho purchaser may
elect One Thouland Dollars payable On tho LIST
day or April 1874, with interest ifom the day Of
sale, and tho reaidue Of the purchase money In
two equal instalmenta. payable resptctiy In
six and twelve months from the day Of sale, With
interest thereon from The dRy Of sale. The do
Tered in1talmentsto be secured enthusiastically
~ ''' ALfRsD CALDWELL, trustee b
r! 2 No. 1917 Chapllne street.
Wheeling, W. Va. Dec II, 1878. !. decl1 81
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The Valuation OF Property In Bel
mont County, Ohio, and the Tax
alton In the Various Subdivisions
Of the County. y % 3. . . !.t.. #.
The Cincinnati Gazette Is publishing
tables showing the valuations OF property
for taxable purposes in every subdivision
Of every county in Ohio and the rate of
taxation in mills, thereon. The State tax
Is 8 8.10 and by substracting this rate
from the whole tax given below the
amount OF local tax Is ascertained.
1t will be seen that the whole tax in
Bridgeport corporation and subschool
district amounts TO nearly 4 per cent, in
Martins Ferry to over A per cent, and in
Bellaire TO about4
The list for the whole county is as fol-
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DR.. G. W. BAeBY will soon begin the
publication in the Weekly Wing Of q story
to be entitled "What l did with my Fifty
Millions" We have all along been toler.
ably intimate with Jorge, and we never
never heard It intimated before that he
had as much as fifty cents.-Rtersburg
Inder.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed y
the County Court OF Ohio county, ". Va, az
ministrator OF tho estate oil Charles Fuhf' eee =,
late OF said county, all persons hAvlng e!Ai ips
against said estate viii present them propeW
certified for settlement, and those knowing tnt
selves indebted will call and make immeGiA"
nnvip i9gsixteenth street.
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TRUSTEES SALE
CLEMENS FARMS.

CLEMENS FARMS .
. By virtue Of two deeds OF trust made BY 30
bleak Brady, Trustee, and Mrs. Catherine ..
Clemens, the one dated tho 10th day OF Noyem.
Der, 1870. and the other dated the LIST day OF
April, 1871, and both Of record In tho Clerks
office Of the County Court for Marshall county,
West Virginia, one in deed book No. 10, page 81,
and the other In deed OF trust book No. /, page
20, win offer for sale at Public Auction, at the
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, on 4..l.I. -aI,.I.I at 4
THURSDAY, the 9Th Day Of January, 1874,
at 10 A. H., the property mentioned and do.
seribed In The two deeds Of trutts Aforesaid; the
same being the tract OF land Tor some time known
90 the CLEMENS FARMS, situated In tho
county Of Marshall, West Virgtnis, on thew
ters OF wheeling Creek, ct the mouth OF Stllrs
Run, and distant about two mlleg from Elm
Grove Station on the Hempdeld Railroad.
The said Farm 10 divided BY Stulrs Run into
Two farms or tracts OF about equal eZe, each con-
tanning about 1T acres Nearly all OF the land
ID under } Ugh state ofcultivauon; 10 very rich
and beautifully located. Upon the south or east
portion there 10 large stone mansion house.
with all the necessary outbuildings, and upon
the other part there Is good tenant house.
Said Farms will be sold either separately, or
together, 10 suit purchasers. SSH I'D.
The Trustee viii, on application, give any In
formation that may be desired as to terms, con.
dItions, &C., and he also has complete plat and
survey OF tho land, showing It's extent lines,
fences, improvements, &C. $50. r
TERMS also made known on day OF sale.
--.' HANNIBAL FORBES. Trustee,
.sa anil TTsg No. 1li7 Ohapline street.
WurRf IEa W Va Dec Eth lET3 deeh
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS

SIsto Roof Tho Best and Cheapest. This
Iact has been demonstrated al over the eounuy
tho cheapest Rs well % tho best material Io'
stSntISo on hand the largest stock Of PcAehbottom
and Buckingham Slate Of any dealer between
baltimore and Cincinnati, andcAn oil al oroe I.
promptly at the lowest market prices. AZ Eln0'
Of Stating done eheaply and expedlaoGItpwy'
~. W. II. 6H1PLEi, n
No. Is Bedford street, Cumberland, Nd r u
Box 6QQ Npto
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BIoKRRToN-oXTo Tuesday, De.
cembef 10, 1873, at the residence OF the brides
parents, BY Rev. J: T. oxtoby, Mr.. JAMES b.
bIcKrRToN Of Bellaire, Ohio. and MiRs HAnRIET
N. OxroBY, OF Wheeling.
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nMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE

I" lIv,Jn,
The undersigned, having qualified . A 1n.,
lstrator OF the estate OF tho lato HenE ihStSI'
deed. hereby gives notice 10 all persons indeIr
ca 10 aid estate TO como forward and teLle w
same without delay, and oil pertons nAvSs
claims against the same 10 present them p'Vps''
" vi xsfAs0 ''' '''' GEo. Il. KURTZ, Adn+.
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General Notices.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Tbe UNDERLINED having bten appointed a.
ninistrator Of tbs estate Of william Etley. oe
said estate 10 settle without delay, and AL PEI,
sons having claims against the same 70 pteteu
them, properly authenticated, Tor settlement
iF.r.I WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, ADMIT.
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Special Notices.
GET THE BEST,

AI.0 ---| i - y = .|-- y
REEDS O0,UGH SYRUP.
Nothing equal to II for Cougha, Colds, Hoarse.
ness, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, dc For
public speakers and singers It Is Just the thing
70 make the voice smooth and clear.
U-Sold by Druggists everywhere.
McCAbE, KhAFT . CO., Propriotors,
od?l .----- -. wv Wheeling, w. Va
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DUBLIC SALE

) - : 80 ~ u. -"I-s1 - - ;
: i have in my stable Blown Geldlng Horre.
i6X hands high, lWelLhred and arHood goer
(tfottefl, aired By ThomA6 SWeeney's "Proyin-
elsl," out OF o Kentucky marc. 1,Will sell said
horse for his keeping, on Saturday, December
90 1873 ut 10 O'Clock A. T., within the city nmits.
Bald horse eau be seen at my Livery and Sale
s' dseio NO. ~ 'esn 1'FseI SMITH M'poNAID.
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FoR SALE a..ra r l,ml
A Farm Containing los Acres,

will sell It In one lot, or divide Il In lots Of
four or Ave acres TO suit purchasers. There 10
no better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. Situated within one mile Of tho city OF
Wheeling. ~. ttsl.s 10y" 'a
TERns-one fourth cash, balance in one. two
and three years, with interest. "a,
For further particulars enquire Of the sub
Hcriber, '.!'ii % ar 90 asla1lI a' ..
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TARM FOR SALE.


offer for sale the Farm on which now -
reside, situated In MarshAll county, ". Va. some
three miles from the limits OF the city OF Wheel
ing, on or near The FAirmnnt Pike, containing
los acres Of frstelass land, nearly all OF which
Is in O fine state OF cultivation. The improves
nents are all Of tho best, consisting Of . Brick
House containing eleveu looms, with al the
eonvenienees needfr, "A large eistefn supplies
1t with all tho water for which rain water IN need
Cd. There 10 also large Barn, with cellar; Sta
bic room for Horses aud twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon Hou'o, Corn Crib. Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The said landis
well wateFed, and neyer.lailing well At the
barn. There 10 Q good Vineyard OF CataWba and
Concord Cranes, and large number Of the best
selection OF Fruit Trees Ia full bearing. eon,ist
Ing OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plumg, Cherries
and Quineee, with almost ali The lfst quality OF
ANAL fruit grown in this part OF tho country. /
ANY person desiring . good home near 70 the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dl.
pose Of whatever! they may raisefor the market,
will do well to call on tho subscriber, who viii
give oil tho necessary information. Terms easy.
Ja7-dAw III MI, II. T. WAYHAN,
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TO RIVER MEN.
orrcz UEoS BHlDGE C.o,o,,

oYHoH URIoH BRlpGE Co..
.. PrTsBuRoH, Sept. u, lstS
Notice is hereby given 70 those interested ~ ~
the navigation Of tic Allegheny River, si m'
Contractor for the stoneWork Of Union bnGES'
across Tho Allegheny river Of The Point Ti' IL.
burRh, has commenced work. Pier Nc. = " ~,
Gated on north aide OF channel, distant ~ ESJs
from shore The other Piers Will 90 TTa,srd
9la feet apart across the river 70 SMOKY Az mIbH ~
Tho Contractor will keep q RED LldnL :"
MIGHT on Channel Pier % signal or DANGER
7, W. SMITH,
s.n,a .-E. Chief Engineer.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling L.
land. Price from 800 10 81 900 each.
inslallments ut one, two and three years. with
interest. JN0. p. 9ILCHRIST,
api0 '"A At TOP MIL.
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CALL Ar wlcxHArs AUCTION ROOMS

and purchase ane OIL Chrome, % he ea: q we no
lArgest and fnest assortment In the city 70 20
closOd ont In The next thirty days NJ opehali me
usual prices. oeoIo
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Immigration TO the United States.
The Value Of an EmmIgrants.The
Money They Have Brought With
Than rgl- Fr-s3fr 10
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HAIRY RELIEF ron You've MEN nom the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early lie. Man
hood Restored: Impediments 70 Marriage re-
remat kAble remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, In scaled envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. . south Ninth Btreet, Phil.
adelphiA, Pa, IAN Institution having high rep
utauon for honorable conduct and ptoiefs ional
skill. oe97-dAW
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TRUSTEES SALE,

wurE1Iso, ". va. n De-
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horse Shoes, Nails and Nail Rods, English and
American Tool Steel, 1pe and common Syringe
and Axles, BlAclsmiths' Tools, Wagon and Car.
rage woodwork, Lime, Cement, Plaster, &c.