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CHARITABLE + +

There dwells among u commune
ty an unhappy and unfortunate wo-
man, who III the days of her youth
and prosperity was esteemed, honored
and admired. Her subsequent hi :
tory is toe full of sacred sorrow for us
to describe or upon which to make
comment. Her deeds are her own,
and it is not for us to judge her.
Suffice it to say, she is friendless,
alone and an outcast. Seeing this,
W of those women whom the world
treats with cold >corn or heartless
dcrision, saw that the poor soul was
suffering without hope or relief.
Moved with the divine compassion
that seems sent by the Almighty to
excite mankind to the noblest deeds of
mercy and seli-sacrifice, these two
women, though themselves living, as
1t were, beyond the pale of human
sympathy, busted themselves, took
pains TO acquaint themselves with
the pressing needs of their erring Sis
ter, and then, without the thought of
recompense or hope Of reward,
filled the lost ones home with p. enty,
and babe the heart OF its occupant
sing for joy, because there was some
one i'll Ibis wide. desolate world to
bid her 10 be of good cheer. When
we heard this, albeit we are not much
given to the melting mood, we could
help All uncomfortable feeling
about the optics. The women who
did this fine act may have erred.
They may haye done this or that.
We do not know what they have
done, and for the matter OF that, do
care for the purposes of this arti-
Gle. but we do know that they volun-
tarily ministere,i TO the necessities of
n poor, heart-broken Iorlorn, for
saken wretch, and we fervently be-
lieve that AT The great day, when each
human being stands confessed before
the awful Judge, thai they will be
told ina>Ihuch as you did this Il
the wretclled and forsaken, you did it
unto me.o-ROche Record. suI
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.


- VI n<tt ~
tiOn-Murder Trial.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 0.
The Board of Education held an
open meeting last night and continued
the investigator of the charges of cor
rupt practices in the appointment Of
school teachers. A number of wit
nesses were examined. including
teachers, .ianitors, and truant officers.
The testimony goes to show that sew
eral teachers have paid sums OF money
and notes to Stewart, the CosInopoli-
tar Hotel waiter, and Owens, the jan
itor, but 1t Is not shown that any
money found its way to the members
Of the board. Stewart and Owens re-
ceived and retained it all, and in return
used their interest with citizens who
had influence with the board to pro-
cure the appointments desired; The
board adjourned till mex Friday, w hen
the investigation will be continued.
The trial Of Thos. Nolan for the MUIR
der of Maggie O'Connor, last August,
began yesterday. The woman fall or
was thrown from a balcony in Bull
Run alley, breaking her neck. Tha
Coroner's jury brought i'm a verdict of
accidental death. but the Grand Jury
subsequently indicted Nolan. Most OF
the witnesses are OF notorious rey,uta-
on-Barbary Coast pirates-and will
probably swear hard and tansle their
testimony.
\ Jealonsy and Attempted Murder.
SAN FRANCISCO, March o.
About 10 O'Clock this morning Maria
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THE VANITY OF LIFE.

Charley Goodwin has seized upon
the occasion Of our recent illness and
elevated US into q text and preached
thereon q very pretty sermon on the
VANITY Of Life" 1t is an old sub.
ject, and has been treated by poets,
philosophers, preachers and prophets,
from Solomon down to Henry Ward
Beecher; but old as it is, Charles has
found something new to say about it,
and he says it gracefully. He is more
to be admired as q poetical philoso-
pher than when the natural prompt
ings of his heart are fettered and OBJ
scured by the dark imaginings and
darker utterances of a partisan "
politician. He appears, however, to
be somewhat skeptical about our angel
whispers. Luther Clark and Ambrose
Hillhouse attributed them to the hiss
ing of snakes in the editorial boots.
We have already branded that as an
infamous falsehood. Now Charles
charges it to a I" bnszing" in our
bald head. Here we can prove an
alibi. BY reference to the pas
senger list it will be seer that
Charley Wallace didn't arrive in
town until this morning. One
of the earliest lessons in our copy
book was, that 1.-THE proper study OF
mankind is man." and for something
less than a hundred years we have
made human nature our study, with a
view to the amelioration of the spe-
cies, and we have ever noticed that
when pleasure pals upon the repro
bate and rake, he invariably, in self
defense, turns preacher.
1.-THE Devil was sick; the Devil q monk would
Tbs Dcvii.sotTeai; tho devil a monk was he."
We fear that our valued friend is i'll.
We shall wait patiently for his conva-
~lescence, when he will strike a livelier
note.
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No RAILROAD AFTER ALL.

A gentleman who has recently ar
rived from Austin informs us that
the people of that city have about
given up al hope Of a railroad from
Battle Mountain. The Manhattan
Company declines embarking in the
enterprise, and the last hope of the
mos. sanguine citizens is reduced to
the most impalpable ghost of a posi-
bility that the Central Pacific Com
pany will take the matter in hand
and cause the snort of the iron horse
to awaken the echoes Of Pony can
yon. We had supposed, the legisla-
tive consent being obtained, that the
chief obstacle was surrounded and
that work would be Immediately com
menced upon the road, but it appears
we were mistaken. We sympathize
with the people of Austin in their
disappointment, but advise them to
seek consolation in the fact that they
had a glorious jollification over their
victory. and we're happy
a little while, at least. The pleas
ure experienced in the anticipation Of
eveEt is often greater than in its re-
alizatien, and the A%ustinites enjoyed
to the topmost bent the former,
and must resign themselves with
what philosophy they may to the
loss of the latter.
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oREIc N w S.

MADRID, March. Z.
Alfonso yesterday gave audience to
Serrano.
BERLIN, March 5.
The Tdgsb'ott Of this city says that
the Government having been informed
that France intended to order an ex-
perimental concentration of troops on
her eastern frontier early IN the Spring,
it has been intiinated to President Mae
Mahon that the German Government
would direct the mobilization of two
army corps on the Rhine, ii France
persisted in carrying out her inten-
tons.
LONDON, March s.
Many women and children were
drowned by the wreck of the steam
ship tiottenberg, in Bots straits, be-
tween Australia and Van Dieman's
Land.
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THESUTRo Observation-Disclosures
ing the efforts made to stop the flow oi
water in the Sutro Tunnel, "A small
stream Is still running. In order to
allow the mel % continue work The
track has been raised and a ditch cut
below 1t. Men are now engaged at the
header. and hopes are N iertained that
water will soon cease to fiow.-Lyon
County Times.
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CLAIMS THE BoUNTy.-W. II. Sears,
OF Wells. has applied to the Board OF
County Commissioners for the bOun-
ty of 80 cents per head on seven and
a half pairs of cayote scalps by him
taken in the hunt. This is the first
application fer bounty in this county
under the provisions of the State law
IN rel3tion to the destruction of nox-
ious aniinals.-Elko Independent.
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IN PRosPEcT.-We hear that there
sfn Two or more mills about to be erect
- ~ this section within the next few
months: This Is what Silver CITY or
Lewis Gaie District needs u make her
s.,m prosper 3us. A few more
s,,ils WI % siae browning point uf her
ksu.y. We have the mines that will
yssau ne ore; givs us the crushing Ca
ee.r ana the bullion will be forth
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A SHARP

Some weeks ago Henry c. Bowen,
OF the Independent, semi a patronizing
sort Of circular to fifty New England
clergymen, informing them that a mer
chant in New York had furnished the
money to pay for the gratuitous for.
warding of his paper to their addresses,
and suggested that a few items as to
their personal affairs might be inter-
esting reading in its pages. One Of
those persons thus addressed Ia MIR.
Ford), made the following answer:
"Ycur note requesting me to furnish
your paper the facts concerning my in
come, expenses, and peculiar situation,
tas,come to hand. AS / should not
feel at liberty TO disclose to the public
press such facts as every gentleman
pfefefs to keeF private, l must decline
yong request. I would also suggest
that It would be we'll to send the copy
OF the paper you now send to me to
some one who will value it sufficiently
70 exchange for it such personal items
as You desire to secur for your read
ers. Permit me to indicate the name
of H. w. Beecher as a suitable substi-
tute for mine, and a clergyman about
whose Expenses and peculiar situa-
ton the public would have the most
lively interest,"" That was q good,
lordly, independent answer to make
to the Independent.
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FOR SALE!

TWO GOOD LOCATIONS FORSTORES: in
block opposite tho odd Fellows new building.
For particulars Of the ehove apply to
L. b. MILLER, Agent.
mhJ-tf Clicc ml.h w. Is. Harruh,
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ALI (W)RIeHT.-C. q. s. Wright,
the junior OF the Elko Independent,
embarked last week upon the matri-
monial sea with Miss Georgie T..
Neville ~ first mate. We join most
heartily with the Independents senior
in hoping "that the haveu Of peace
will beam over their quarter" We're
not . sailor, but take our chances on
Brother Sears knowledge OF nautical
matters and presume that's the right
place for the "haven of peace'' to beam
over.
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SUDnEN DEATH.-D. Valley, the
proprietor Of Genoa Hot Springs, was
found dead in his bed 1t the Ormsby
Houss. last Saturday morning, The
immediate Of his death was as
phyxias resulting q surcharged con-
ditioa Of the air cells of the lungs. De-
cessed WAS . native Of Massachusetts,
and 50 years Of age.
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MISCELLANEOU US
Ranch, Cattle and Town Property
FOR

TEN MILES NORTH OF EUREKA.
i known as "BUtKHAM'S kANCh;'
Is suitable for a vcgetab bic and dairy ranch.
Five acres are under a good icket fence. and
five acres more under cultivation. CorraIs,
milk-housc, and stone dwelling; containing
seven rooms; forty head OF Cattle, and farm.
ing and dairy utensils; no horses and two
sets of harness. Sufficient range for eight
hundred head Of cattle, with a never-failing
stream Of running water.
Also for sale, a house suitable for a board
Ing-house, or saloon, situated near TIE City
Hav Yard, in Eureka. lie above will be
sold either. together or separate, cheap for
cash. Apply to S.M. BUCHANAN,
At the Antelope Restaurant, Eureka.
mn9-lm
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE or RENT.
o SALE

A DWELLlNG-HOUSE. on Sprine <--A
street, containing three rooms and eel E=szm
lar; rooms nicely furnished: title per- E-Ex
feet. Price, $500 90.
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KIT CARSON once said Of a man who
had deply wronged him; III ever / get
: chance ! will do him an honest In
jury"
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o SALE OR RENT!

A DWELLING-HOUSE, south of A
the Presbyterian church, contain EsazTM
ing four good rooms; water in the GkA
house and house in good repair.
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LEWIS DIsrRIcs.-<Ths Measure for
Measure makes favorable mention Of
Lewis District, which il situated six
teen miles southeast Of Battle Mount
ain.
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NEW LAW FiRM.-Chas. e. De Long
and JudgeC G.. II. Belknap have formed
a law partnership in Virginia City.
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WASHINGTON, March 3.
After the announcement OF the
Standing Comm4tees in the Senate to-
day, the consideration OF the resolu.
ton for the admission of Pinchback
his argument.
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DIED.

In Gold Hill. March 9. James ID. Keclcy,
aged ~ years, = months and . days.
In Lyon County, March ), Archibald Nc
Harraghan, ngcd * years.
In Carson, March ), David Valley, aged 50
years.
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BERN.

In Carson. March 2, to the wife Of j. +.
Farrell. u daughter
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- --.
hErOSlT EECEll'IS Issued, BEAR
~ ing interest thOM DATE Oh DEi Us
"A at SIN .Ek CENT. payable on demand:
EIGHT fEh CENT. payable in six months.
and VINE per cent. payable ia twelve
moDths.
Receilts are preferable to pass books, be-
cause the interest il paid promptly NJ the
end of six months from date Of each deposit:
thcv may also be transferred BY Endorsement,
and, principal with interest will DO paid to
holder.
Pass books issued, II desired, and same rate
OF interest allowed.
Deposits nom the interior, or from any part
OF the United States or Europe, ma be sent
by express. or by exchange on san francisco
or New iork, III gold or currency. Parties
reinitilpg will state the time iur which the
deposit j. TO be made, and h Deposit Recent
or Pass Book-as preferred will be promptly
returned.
keinittances in Carrency Exchange will
be credited in gold at current rsto.
JOHN II. MOORE. ii. ii. REYNOLDS,
mhI-lv frcsid mt. Cashier
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state Grange.

COLUMBUS, o. March 9.
The Ohio State Grange met here to-
day, between one hundred and two
hundred delegates being i'm attendance.
This morning was entirely devoted to
organization.
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., CINCINNATI, O., March o.
. ~deialcation OF about twenty thou
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proportions of his business and the merits
of his medicines. lie has at Buffalo Il
mammoth establishment appropriately
named The Worlds Dispensary,'
where patients are treated, and the rem
edies compounded. Here nearly hum
dred persons are employed in the sew
eral departments, and corps of skilled
and able physicians stand ready TO ale
viute the suhrrings of humanity by the
most approved methods. These physl-
clans are in frequent consultation with
DR.. Pierce, and their combined expert
cucc /, brought to bear upon the sue
ccstul treatment of obstinate cases. Inc
Dnc,or i, Il nan Of large medical eX-
periencc. and has extensive knowledge OF
Iputcria mriicu has been acknowledged
bv presentations Of degree from two of
the first Medical Colleges i'll the lana
AT YOU would patruuiAr medicines,
scientifically prepared by a skilled Ply
,iciun and Chemist. use DR.. Pierce
Family medicines. Golden Medical Dis
cuverv is nutritious. tonic, Alternative, and
blood cleansing, and mn unequaled Cough
Remedy. Pleasant Purgutive Pellets,
scarcely larger then Mustard seeds, con-
stllute an agreeable and reliable phys q
Favorite Prescription, remedy for de-
hiltatyd females. Extract OF Smart
Weed, musIctl remedy for Pans, Bowel
Complaint und an uncqualcd Linamcnt
tor both human and hor,etiesh, while
his DR.. Succ's Ca;arrh Remedy is known
/ the world over aS the greatest specific Tor
/ Catarrh and Cold in the Head ever
given to the public. They are sold 10y
/ Druggists.
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CENTENNIAL pRrpARAvI0.a.


Cur Crnt"nnia. Commissioners r'aiiz-
inS th.t the time is short, hav" deter
mined to allow "a" grass To- grow under
th"r heels IN the matter OF making pre-
p"Ta''o"' i'r proper exhibit OF the re-
sources oil the state NJ 'ae C'n''nn'"
~ P'>'''" '' l'''' "' WV '""I
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EsEgIARLE EVIDENCE.

Mr.. II. Il. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l Will
most chccrfully add my testimony 10 the
great number YOU have already received
IN favor OF your great and good medicine,
Nc.riinr, Tor do not think enough can
be said iu its praise, for was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful disease,
Caturrh, and had such bad OuIhiu@ spells
that IL would seem rs though could never
breathe any more, and NcGctluc has cured
me: and 90 feel To thank God all the
time that there is 81 good Il medicine as
Nrgrtinr, and also think IL ono OF the
hrsi medicines for coughs and weak sink
ing feelings at the stomach, and advise
every body To- take the Ncgctinc, for can
assure them 10 is one of IN" best medicines
that ever WAS MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner MAGAZINE and Walnut Sis, Cam
bridge, Massachusetts,.
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DYSPEPSIA.

IMPTJMS-Wanto of appetite, rising of
food and wind iIOm the stomach. acidIty
of the stomach, heartburn, dryncSS and
whIt,ucSs of the tongue in the morning,
sense OF dIS;cu>iuu IN the stomach ana
bowels, sometimes rUmb,iug and pain
G., ,tlyrnrSS, which is occasionally inter
ruplcd by diurrnw1; pacncSS Of the urine
me mouth is claumy. ur has a sour or Bit
ter taste. Olhrr frequent symptoms are
wutvrbru>h, palpitation of the heart, head.
double. etc. There is general debility,
Iau-uur and aversion tO motion; detection
oi tnr spirits, disturbed sleep, and fright
ful dreams.
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All Diseases Of the Blood.

II Vcgctine will relieve pain, cleanse,
purify and cure such diseases, restoring
tHc patient To perfect health after tryim.
Inherent physicians. many remedies sun
rrIu.. for wears, Is ii not conclusive proof. il
YOU are a sufferer, you can he cured? why
i this medicine performing such great
cures? II works in the hlpod,in the circu-
Iatiug fluid. II can truly he called the
GrrIf TilDpf PURIFIER. The great source OF
disease originates in the blood; and no
medicine that docs not act directly upon
il, To- purify and rccuvatc, has any just
claim upon public attention.
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APPRECIATION.

CiIARLE~rOwN. MASS, Marcn IL, 1869.
II. Il. STEVENS This is To certify that
have used your Blond Preparation
tNcg,tiur,l in my family FOR several years,
and think that, for Scru!Gla or CankerouS
lIumur> or Rheumatic affections, IL can
not he cXccllcd: and - blood purifier
and spring medicine IL i the best thing |
over used; and have used almost every
thing. can chccrluliy recommend ii to
any one in need of such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. \. y. DINSMORE,
~ Russell street.
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go ~ 80 ALE.

oon ACRES VALUABLE COALL LAND
,)tJU with river front. lying south ar.
adjoining the Bcuwoud IRON works pu.
perry. \ $50 50 acres SuI face. luuulus ifH.
The river Ia thrtup 81 the hill ami know.
~ the David B. McNoch"u tract. The. rs
on this property one brick and two ir.iu..
dwelling houses, with out buildings. Iur
particulars and trrm~tpplN To
ALBEESDN n PAUL,
ScplO Real Estate Agents.
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rnI wIGKLY nl(.lNvTw

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printcdin
West Virginia. II will be sent to any adj
dtcS, one year for s2.tO. Valuable premi-
umS Ia cluu agents and 10 subscribers.
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OFFER MY HOUSE. WITH SINrN
acres OF ground, slaughter Huu-,. n..-
rhiurry, &c, FOR sale. ioquiI business. II...
is known rs the Herman Hos IIuI,r..
ON Woods run, aijo.ulu" tGc u.I %.
county Poor House property, 80. uI..-
from WhcrliuE will sell 3l private ...
on very reasonable terms. tDT paUI.u...,
enquire on the pIrmIs -.
ScplOrig PElEt Npl.I.
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NEW ADVERTISERS EMTs
IMPORTANT.

Rehearsal for Centennial Singers, at
Wiescl Hall, this Tuesday evening, ct
= o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
sep2lQ
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MILK DAIRY FOR SAFE

orr EK FOR SALE. TWO MILES
from hrcliug, north side of Natiou..
PM .. . acre al and, well fenced. Young
otchald ana grape yard. large >iahirauI
St"nt NM. huu>"' with all necessary i'm
prov mems lh good condition AlSurvrry
thing belonging To the milk datry, with
good custom.
SrINra FREDERICK EDEEF
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Mcclure House Billiard Pa1o,

HAVING BEEN CLOSED HUEIN.
| the heated tenn, i~u now r"-ur'r.. IA.
nr~f-r,l~, styl,.LrW balls, new hNIUr..
The Finest Room and Tables IA ~, -'....
Boys and lpai"r> not admitted.
sophia f.. Il. WARMER, Iropf.H...
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SEPTEMBER 25. 1875.
FOR PARNERSBQRG.

~U-3 EG LAR WHEELING
$500. and Park crShur. packet NAL
lie RagIm, Captain Jack Harrison; Clerk,
Mart NOll, leaves Wheeling every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, ut II O'Clock
iu2js c. II. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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SATURDAY., September Is, 1875,

NUibi NS''''~~
81 the FROM door ot the Court House OF
ohio county, West Virginia, commencing
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, sell to the highest ana
pest bidder, the following described real
estate, to wit:
TIE south halfOi lot numbered ninety
five 49,, situate in that part of the city pi
Wheeling, West Virginia, which was iald
out aS AN addition Ia the town OF S"ull!
Wheeling NOW the Eighth ward of >aid
city Of Wheeling by Moses W. Chapline.
James n. Forsyth, Marcus Wilson and
others, with the Improvements thereon,
and the appurlcnances thcrcunto belong
ing.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, the
balance in Two equal in>tallmentS, at SIN
and twelve months from day of sale, win
interest from date, with security To be APP
proved bv the Trustee.
The title is believed To be perfect, but
selling as trustee Will convey only such
title as is vested in me by said deed OftruSt.
JOSIAH +. UrDEGRAFF, Trustee.
JOHS ". MITCHELL, AucilOncCr.
TAYLOR Il BARR, Attorneys. Spp
Tie above sale is adjourned to
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
Ricnnond.
SESSION lSEj--l

Winter Course OF Lectures begin October
l>t, and clost. in fiVc months. Full course
uf Medical Instruction by the Faculty,
and daily system OF examinations by The
Adjunct Faculty. Professors fees, $40.
Pharmacy Course, So. Beneficiary Ticket.
so. For full particulars or catalogue APP
PLY 10 ]. B. Me 'AW, VI. II. No. 700 Grace
St, Richmond, Va, Dean Of the Faculty.
Srp1b
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JOSEPH BELL e co,
NO.l&25 Main street.
Trustees sale.

DY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST,
ID made March y, ISL, and recorded in
ii, ed OF trust book No. 3, page i}i, OF the
record of deeds ot ohio county, West Viz
ginia, by Ephraim Trimble and Hattie
rrimblr- | Will. ON
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Gold and Silver Watches

OF ALL KINDS. ALSO CHAINS AND
" general assortment OF Jewciry,
Clocks, Plated Ware, Spcctacles, Opera ana
Spy Glasses, Microscopes, Barometers, &c.
WIN. A. TURNER.
senol l:ssi Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-21
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4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the estate Of Evelyn Wood
Lrrt, will please present them for payment
To N Little, Administrator. or 10
GEO. T.. BOYD, Attorney.
scplia 81 Twelfth street.