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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13
RreatistunR,

The Mark Lane Express OF the Goth
ult., Gays:
AT Adelaide the yield is estimated
as only two-thirds of last season-say
about 100, 600 tons Of wheat, or 500.
900 qrs.-price free on board 49,. Sd.
per or. Our foreign arrivals up to the
llth OF April from 3lst August we es-
innate, wheat and flour included, al
7I9O,SO5 ore. wheat for the seven and
6 hal. months of the cereal year. We
shall therefore, yet require, if our ne
cessities only reach TO 10000. 600 ora,
4,S09,l95 ore. in the remaining A
months But il, as some think, the
stocks in farmers hands be lighter
than common, just in proportion to
this reduction must our foreign arrivals
be increased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13

the parties interested. Two weeks ago
Mr.. Jasper Whims, a one-armed soldier,
formerly clerk of the court OF this
county, returned elated from Pilgrim
age to Washington with The certificate
Of his appointment to the Office, 70 sue
coed Mr.. Harper, removed. He there.
upon took possession and has since re-
posed gracefully in the otium OF snug
place. But, 10! on Friday morning
last, as if a tightening flash had leapt
from cloudless sky. came a letter on
"official business" to the office, en-.
closing a commission for Mr.. Harper |!
We'll may Mr.. Whims and his friends
after THE, mourn their loss OF faith in
Grant, just as poor Grant mourned his
loes OF faith 10 human nature when
Admiral Porter's abusive letter came
ont CANILLUs.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
Fire-Weathera and CrOps-NeighbOr
hood News.


FARvIEw, HANCOCK County,
49," May II, 1874.
Editors Of the Register.
A tenant house on the farm of Mr..
John Scott, adjoining this village. was
burnt to the ground yesterday fore
noon. Most all the contents OF the
house were removed without irjufy. 1t
was occupied by Richard Croxton, who
had intended removing to-day. The
loss will amount 10 about $500.
The weather now is beautiful AMI
most favorable for corn planting. The
wheat looks first rate and a bountiful
crop is anticipated. The fruit bloom is
very plentiful and, with good weather,
large yield may be expected. II the
good times coming, as thus in pros
pect. should only be supplemented by
the realiztaion OF that MoundsvlIle
editorial genius monetary scheme OF
an INFLATED specie" we can see noth'
ing further to be desired 10y our peo-
pie in the way OF material prosperity.
Why wasn't this latter thought Of
before? But why wasn't the true solar
system theory thought Of before the
day OF Copernicus?
Mrs. Yant, wife OF D. II. Yant, drug
gist, OF Fairview, died about midnight
Wednesday night. She was a quiet,
unobtrusive Christian lady. an exem-
plary member OF the Disciples Church,
and left family OF seven or eight
children-one child but two weeks
old.
wrote to you that feed was scarce
here. Well. they are now actually inn
porting it from the outside markets;
turn OF trade wholly unprecedented, and
which, for so rich district as ours
seems abnormal. Mr.. Pomeroy, a
merchant OF this place, received ship
ment OF four hundred bushels OF corn
from Wheeling. a few days ago, and it
goes off like circus tickets on show
day.
The dsnouement OF the New Cumber'
land postoffice contest has been as un-
expected as it is disgusting TO some OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13

WE learn from an item in the
Country Gentleman that General B. F.
Kelly has sold his young stallion
BLACK Hawk Morgan" to S, 7, c.
Brown, Esq, of Sykesville, Maryland,
for 81 900. BLACK Hawk Morgan" 10
six years old this Spring. lie is colt
of "Cottrell Morgan" a horse well
known in this vicinity, formerly the
property OF Frank Mason, Esq, but
iauerly OF General Kelly.-CumJrland
NsJrc
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WE came up from Wellsburg thi

WE came up from Wellsburg this
morpiug-where we were interviewing
the ashes OF the late paper million
the Wheeling and Kentucky railroad:
We came through on a "dead head
ticket and met with no collision. Az a
oct off to this, however, there were no
steam, or palace cars on the line. This
road looks very much as il il had bet
ter be sold out to the highest bidder,
before it all goes to form small island
about the delta of the Mississippi
.Se,tJenviNe Herald.
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Important TO those COniem.
plating the Erection
ola Mandatory.
Sheriffs Sale in Partition.

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXIY-TBREk
" acres OF land, lying oppn-iis S0utI
Wheeling, W. Va, and Within a short DIS
lance Of BsllsiTe city, Ohio, underla with
a sIx loot vein OF coal. accessible from the
Pittsburgh and Cleveland railroad and the
ohio river, being about 65 feet at,oyc and
about ~ rods distant from the Id railroad,
and about o. rods nom the river. 1o"i
tillable land and well improved. Ooch
Timber, Brick Dwelling, Tenement Hon~'
Out Buildings, fine Fruit, farm well water
ed, and about 100 acres under cultly alton.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale i,sned rom
the Court OF Common Pleas OF BelHont
county. Ohio, 10 me directed, In the esss OF
Josephine r. Rose Il al, ~ Jacob Z. IhOD'
AZ et a o, / will pier for sale, free from dos'
er, at public auction, on the premises nsh
West Whe Ling, Pultney township, bs'
rnuDt county, Ohio, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13
DIED.

MAXWELI-On Monday afternoon
Nav nth, Mt 4 o'clock, HARRIET W., wife
of John l.. Maxwell, aged fiity-two years.
Funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band, No. 81, ell 18th street fold Centre,) on
Wednesday r orning, at o'clock. Friends
Of tie family are invited 10 attend.
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Proposals for Building u
School House.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
> CElVEU by the Clerk Of the Board OF
Educate Of the School il. strict nt vince
ing, until 3 O'Clock p. m, on Th'rSday,
May 81, 1874, for building II school ionsn
on the ground located on the corner o. Eoii
and Twelfth streets, in Clay district. BIDS
will be received for the construction OF me
entire building, and also separate BIDS Tor
the stone, brick, carpenter, piaSteflng,
painting and all other branches OF wofk
required for the completion the nuildlng
The plan and specifications with detail.
ed drawings, can he seen at the Office oil I.
e.. kimblc, architect, and from whom All
further Information in regard To the con.
,truction of the building can be obtained
The person or personsto whom the Whole
or any part OF the contract may be award
ed, win he required tn commence and com
plete the same without unnec' SSary delay,
and give approved security for the III NIL
ment OF the contract. Payments TO be made
in four equal instalimentS, as I ework pro-
crosses, by orders or drafts on the treasurer
without interest, payable ou' OF the build
ing fund 10 be levied for the year 1871 The
Board OF Education reservipg the right TO
reject any or all OF the bids
]. NJ. BICKEL,
Clerk OF the Board of Education.
WHEELING, May II, 1871. mall S
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER
7Lipcb snace.

ne sQuare-1S inch space.
One time. One month;::...s, 3 ~ w
Two time ........ Is Three months. ~ OO
s,me week -. 50 One year......." % 0o
one square chanseable once week s5V
Sneciai Notices p per cent additional.
advertisements 10 occupy fixed places %
PEI nts will be charged double for space oc-
iionble column advertisements, 5o per
ncaI Notices Is cents per line--ba no
,Ul notice t0iiL be uperted for less man ONE
OLLAR. decentralization
All ADVERTISEMENTS except for estapllsneu
,SIness houses, must he paid LOT III AL
vance. .,,-o,oo -,
re advertisement. ,,so,,
quarterly. uu ,,a oo,snsd N
neir legitimate business. ana an anVero
: 'sement5 not connected with IL VIII pe
norgaI tor Mt ourragulgr rates.
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A coLoRKD citizen OF Burkeville,
Virginia, announces himself as a can
diiste for Congress in the Fourth Dis
trict OF that State and says: my plat
form is the Declaration OF lndepend-
ence."
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Wheeling Island Driving Park
To sportsmen and Others.

above grounds and fitted them up IN good
order, laid good dancing floor IN Floral
Hall. and will cover the same, so ~ TO pro.
tect all who may rent II Tor Plcnics, and
keep them dry and IN the shade. We will
also take Horses 10 train to trot, ron and
mace; alsa take colts and wildrunaway and
kicking horses 10 break and no SEES that are
sick, Iame, or any ailment that they are
subject TO will be treated with skill and care
The Track will be let TO persons who may
want TO make n race, by making applica-
ton. Season tickets can be had for slO
each, giving the holder the privileg. Of
driving each afternoon
A.P. HANCHER, NJ. ID ". 2.
mal3h JAMES A. UMPLEBY.
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Saturday, May Is, 1874,

al the hour OF one o'c ock y. ". Of sald dsy.
the following described real estate. U-yh'
The southeast quarter Of section ~, toWp'
ship range 2, containing le3 acres
TEKRs or HALE-Dns third cash on hsy w
sats nne-tbird In one year and One-tbifd IN
two year,. with interest from day OF rae
deferred payments 10 he secured 81 mgr''
gage on the premises. Appraissd al W.
2oG VIC. CCEURAS.
Sheriff Belmont county, ono.
We HEADE, Plaintiffs Attorney, JAIN
bridge. ohio. apf39-Oawu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13

Every year increases the popularity ~
thIs valuable Hair Preparation when "
due To merit alone. We can assure cur OH
patrons that n IL kept fully up to W. hi4li
standard: and II II the only reliable sbl
perfected preparation for restoring uhAf
or FADED HAIKt tn iiS youthful color. inah'
ing IL soft, luStroua, and HlkcD. Tue scalp
by is use. becomes white aud clean. u r.
moves all CTuptiOns and dan1run' anu, Wy
its tonic properties, prevents the hair nom
falling out. HS II stimulates aud noufbh'-
Ia" hRlr-glands. ~ its use the hair grows
thicker and stronger. In badness, " ~.
stores the capillary glands To their normal
YigGr. and Will create n new growth, except
Ia extreme old age. II IN the mOst scpholnl'
cal HAIR DHTssIsD over used, aS " require
fewer applications Snd gives tie hair
splendid, glossy app hTance, a. a. bhS't'
a. D., state Arsay.r Of hasSacb usetts, ssys.
"The constituents are pure, and caIelnIly
selected for excellent quality; aud con.
slider II The bert preparation for its intended
purposes.'
Sud IN all Drri0giiti and Dedteri IN Aeiiftro
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13
Friday, 18th Day of May, 1874

in slid city. On that day polls will he open
81 al the following places In the respective
wards:
list Ward, nj the Vigilant Engine House.
"a Ward, att the North Hall Market House
81 Ward, at the Court House.
Ith Ward, nj the Atlantic Engine House.
s h Ward, at the Guards Hose House.
9Th Ward, al the United Engine House.
7th Ward, NJ the store OH b. LnkenS.
Sth Ward, at the store room OF NJ. Heller.
said election will be conducted ia all
things according 10 the provisions OF an or
dlnance of said city, entitled, IAN Ordi-
nance in relation 10 the election OF Mayor,
G.. uncil and other officers OF said city. by
the voters OF the City OF Wheeling" and
the provisions o. The charter OF said city.
All persons voting for the ratification OF
the ordinance herein set forth, shall have
written or printed up II his ballot the
words "FOR RATIFICATION" and those
voting against ratification shsll have writ
ten or printed upon his ballot the words
"FoR REJECTION"
The aggregate amount OF the Indebted
ness OF the City OF Wheeling Issued and au-
thoriZed by said city, and existing al this
date, rs reported 10 me by the Finance
Committee, is $4,000.
Given under my hand this, the lst day CT
May, IVA G. w. JEFFERS,
myloawr Mayor Of the City OF Wheeling.
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UNDERTAKING.

NIIGHT CALLS FOR COFFINS WILL
IN be answered at all hours Of The night
by Thorn ~ Marsh, residence lO3j Chapl1nr
street: NJ. q. Graham, residence lac, lith
s rect or WIN. Graham, 49, 18th street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13
Daily Meat Market.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 18th
" 1874, l will keeps Daily Meat Market
at my stall, No. "a Second Ward Market
House, where can be found every day
choice fresh roasts, steaks, dc. Hoping the
public will appreciate my efforts tn accom-
MEDIATE them, 1 respectfully solicit their
patronage. CHARLES OKlli.
mayl2r
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SundPf~.

IN BOXES NEW RAIsISS,
DV 100 Pals At nores Mince Meat.
Mountain Ruckwn neat Flour just receiy ea
by LIST, DAVENPORT q PAkhS'
decD
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NOTICES..
Collectors Notice,

TNHOMAS MCCORMICK, JUSTICE, OF
Il the Peace and Real Estate Agent
Rents-and Accounts collected. ONCE cor.
ner of Market and 20th streets, Centre
Wheeling. apri.h
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OFTHE
/ United states for the District OF West
Virginia.
In the matter OF George W. Alexander,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given, that petition
has been, TO wit, on the 4th day OF March,
A. d., 1874, filed In said District Court by
George W. Alexander, or Parkerburg, in
said District, who has heretofore been duly
declared Bankrupt, under the act OF Con.
greSs entitled IAN act 10 stablish uni
form system OF Bankruptcy throughout
the United States" approved March "a,
1867, for discharge and certificate thereof,
from all his debts and other claims provo.
BILE under said act, and that the 2lst day Of
May, A. ID. 1874, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at the
office OF George Il. Caldwell, Esq Register
in Bankruptcy, No. 1912 Chaplins street, IN
the City OF Wheeling. In said District, a
the time and place assigned for the hearing
o. the same; when ana where you may al
tend, and show cause, 10 any you have,
why the prayer OF said petition should not
be granted. ~
JASPER Y. MOORE,
Clerk OF the u. =. District Court for said
District. aprS-oaw
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ELECTION NOTICE.
To the Qualified Voters of the
City Of Wheeling.

WHEREAS, THE COUNCIL OF THE
w ity of " hceling did, on the 25tll day
OF April, 1874, adopt an ordinance In words
and figures as follows:
ASORDINASCE, In relation 10 the issue OF
bonds by the City OF " heellng.
WHEREAS, The Council OF the city OF
Wheeling considers IL expedient TO Issue
the bonds OF the city to the amount of one
hundred thousand dollars TOR the purpose
OF bordering Chapllnc street from 10th 10
2id streets; 18th street from Chapli TO
McColloch street; Main street from 9Th to
Jonathan's Gut; Virginia street 10 huron
and Huron TO Zane, and Zane from Huron
to the Back river bridge, and macadamiz-
ing Jacob street rom 4jtb 10 4Sth.
SEC l. BE IL ordained by the Council Of The
Cay Of Wheeling, That the bonds OF the city
shall be issued to the amount of 100000,
said bonds to be In such sums and bearing
such rate OF interest as Council may here
after by ordinance provide.
SEQ. Ard the proceeds OF said bonds
shall be expended in the improvement OF
the above named streets, In proportion 10
length, and for no other purpose Whatever.
SEC. s. That the ordinance shall be sub
mittcd TO the qualified voters OF said city.
SEC. 1. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its pass re.
AND WHEREAS, II is provided by the
third section OF an act OF the Legislature OF
the state OF West Virginia entitled IAN act
authorizing lnunlclpal corporations 10
issue bonds" approved the I'd day of De-
ccmber, 1873, that when the Council OF any
city should deem ii incXpedient to issue
any bonds OF such city, that an ordinance
sp ciiying the purpose and amount for
which such bonds are TO be issued, shall be
adopted by such Council and lShall then
be the duty OF the Mayor 10 issue procla.
nation appointing IA day at which an cleo
ton shall be held by the qualified voters Of
such city to decide whether they will ratify
or reject such ordinance.
These are therefore 10 notify you, the
qualified voters OF the City OF Wheeling
that an election Will be he'd on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13
BEUTER BROTHERS.
aprlS
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
Robinson's Gallery
SunStri en-,

Sundri es,
DICE. ETA rich, SHOT, LEAD, CHEf,'E,
Is, Buckets, Tubs, wash nOards, CaudIcs,
Glass, PAPER and Cotton Twines, 'h"en"
safes, Wrapping Paper, Cotton batting,
Cotton Yarn, candle Wick, Prun's, Dried
Peaches. Dried Apples, Canned rcich'S
fur saIc 1lSGLES ISIIhM.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOUND.

TN THIS OFFICE, A Sum OF MONEY,
i which the owner can have by Gaining
this morning, proving property and paving
for this advertise mails q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-27

in the szson, after the sowing and planting O
other grains have been disposed Of have Of
ten aisel a good eIopof fat Englishturnips b.
sowing the seed amoug ny corn At the time Q
the last hoeing. although in raising them as
main cropIWouh prefer to follow q similar pro
cess to that Of which I have made mention befOr
in raising the other binds.
For fat English tunip, I would prepare thu
land and SOW the seei broadcast about the 18th
or 10Th Of June.
Owing to the l,eueS Of the season and the
quick growth Of the plants the weeds Wouli not
have sufficient time TO start much before hoe
ing the first tine.
At the first hoeing cut the Weels III any)
and thin Elephants where too thick. At the
second or last hoeing thin them as nearly a.
possible 50 as to leave a space Of ten inches each
way.
call 500 bushels Of either ruta baga or fat
turnips a fair crop. Ieonsiier 500 lbs. Of tur-
nips about equal to IOOlbs. Of good hay; admit
ting this to be true. one are bearing s tons Of
roots will equal in the amount Of feed that which
would be secured from one acre Of meadow bear
ing 22-S tons Of hay.
1t may be thought by some that the turnips,
being composed Of a large per cent. Of water,
would be nearly worthless. Indeed I haveOften
it asserted that they are scarcely worth
anything for httenins purposes. This I do not
It matters not Of what they are CON-
posed. if young stock thrive upon them aud
stock can be httencd more cheaply by them
han in any other manner. know a man who
It the present time is fitting for market eighteen
read Of large heavy oxen upon hay and tur-
and a finer lot Of beef cattle | never saw
1t can no longer be doubted that the farmer
aust pursue the wisest course in the manage
rent OF his farm, in order to realize the benefit
( his profession. The question of to-day should
IL what manner can we produce the most
it'll tine least expense? and | believe the Guilt
alton Of roots would be found Of universal ben
it to the farming community.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-27

Df. u. Ndlhcf = California III
rgar BilterS are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the native
herbs found on thel0wer ranges of the Ser
IA Nevada mountains of California, the
medicinal properties of which are extract
ed therefron ,'itlout the use Of Alcohol.
The question il almost daily asked "'What
is the OF the unparalleled success Of
VINEGAR BTTERs?' Op.- answer is, that
they remOv the cause Of dlsca7a, and the
patient RECEIVERS his health. They are the
great blool purifier and a life-giyink p~in-
clpie, n perfect Rgnovator and I~nyigorator
OF The system. Never before in the history
OF the world has a medicine been com
pounded possessing the remarkable quail
tiles of VINEGAR BITrEgs in hcalingt the sick
OF every disease man iSArcir to. They area
gentle Purgativc as well as a Tonic, reliey-
ing Congestion Or Inflammation of the
Liver aud Yisceral Organs, in Bilious Dis
eases.
If men will enjoy good health. let
them use VINEGAR BTTTERs as a medicine,
and avoid the use Of alcoholic stimuIants
in every form.
q. II. MCDONALD g. co.,
Druggists and Geueral Agent, san Francisco. Cslif,r.
sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-27
CONSTITUTIONAL
CataYrh Remedy-

10 MEssRs. LlrTLEFIELD d Co.. Proprletors of Co,
shtntioha CctBTa Remedy, Manchester, \. n.
Issiav az 9lauchester, \. H., aud prey iously re.
e.ieua Hehn'keI, and am q nItiye Of Weare. thf.
state. ! have bad Catauh Twenty-Five wears. ever
since / vas Is years old had it tad all the time. n
run all thai period, and nightsit would flI up and
drop down IN my throat, causing a feeling
VI choking, so thai / would sbring nm in bed =
save myself from strans~ ulatiOn. Ii Affected INV
head so that felt confused, and was troubled with
severe headache at Intervals, for a week at a time.
l had also bad pains in shoulders, hack. ard lid
neys, nom which / suffered Immensely. Ia hsd
we're they that a year ag0 last summer I was oh-
Iged toiiein bed most Of lifetime for three months
j nave tined all kinds Of SNUFF aud CafaF ~ rpu,o9ias
with nOpaTtlculaT benz eft dcJnsulfad nhvstc5sns
l had a hacking cough. began to take the coHs.
hiHIoHoa CatDsh ReHeay last August. / began to
snoN se.Ser 3gI3rs luishing the first bottle. / am
now on tle third bottle. My Catarrh is now crre5
my health is restored. have no mains aches =
Sou-h: ~ NhoIe system Is made over new I
nov u y VI Aedicine that has rescued me from
l1teDse suffering and almost the grave. am now
able 70 do the hardest work and bear the bardcs,
eAposure, and feel that cannot say too much in Ia.
Vor ei thec'"'ffstioHa cqt4rh Ressedy.
MRS. f, J.. PLANNERS
Manchester, y. H., Feb. /, ISL.
am % years old, have had Catarrh ever since,
was eighteen years old, and headache m ,be 81
have suffered beyond description viii /, tmei
the noSe, dropnings in the throat chokingsl ard ~
5.IahsIlngs' Have tried any quantity III Ta,arrb
HHenig.es' out nave found no relief till tried yeny
CONSTITUTIONAL CatlrTh Remedy, six montbs aga
found Immediate relief. ." ago
CatarIh and all It's attendant evils bav. Ie,
Ieaiaehe' Pains In LOins and Back. Dizzinrss -
o. Appetite, and General Weakness. les tban !
oottiss OF Constitutional Catarrh Remedy hays
CufcG me- have not been 80 we'll since / can ne.
member as now. | feel as If l could pot say TOO
much Tor the medicine, or thank God no bcar,iIs
stored TO heaith. "'O Deeh re-
MARY VI. ABBOTT.
10. U Manchester CORPORATION
Manchester, y. H., Jan. q, 1872.
Ti9 above lady is my mother. lam n n,into-h h.
traae. anu an a painter by trade, ana All 4 men,
yer oI theCltyC ouneilo Of Manchester. Fyervwor,
elat my mother states is true.
JACOB j.. ABBOTT.
undredsoieaseso ia similar nature cured with. |
10 the last year, SHUTS and lotions are on " taT,no.
ras .eneI The CONSTITUTIONAL CATARtH
aEa!EDf strikes at the ROOT, bufids AN HE con.
,Itati1n, makes 1t new, and drives ayay Catarrh [
Anu Al diseasesof the mucous membranes and thar
pains. and aches, pertaining ~ hasa
oaeA ana shoulders. kidneys, and threat.
rice 81 per Bottle. Sold by ali DRUGGISTS
an phiet OF 81 pages, giving treatise on Catarrb
ina containing innuDlerable cases Of cures- sent
'HEk' ny addressing the Proprietors,
LlTTLEFIELD q co.
MANCHESTER. Nh.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-27
MehitabLe YorL.,s Estnte

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been aDpoip.od
by the Honorable Probate Courtfor The Distriet q
adjust ali claims and demands IL ali nor.a an'
against the estate Of MehItabie York late n III VIE
rdIk 10 said District, deceased, represented IN
soiseat. ana the term Of six months from the 9th
the creditors Of said deceased. to exhibit and nroy ~
Their respective claims before Us; Give natics
tnat we VIII attend 70 the duties Of our appo;n,.
said District, on the 9TH Mondays Of june ana a..
toher next, at ten o'clock, in the foreuoon. q fescb
Of said days. iea'h
ALMOND BOARDMAN.3
AMOS billiard, Commissioner.
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