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NorwIrHsrAxpIxG the severe weather
which has prevailed during most of the win
ter there have been seteral new Buildings
or, cited in this city.
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NV AAcH-DIocEsR-rhe Boston Pilot
announces that the Pope has raised Phila-
dolphin, Bsstoa, Milwaukee and Santa Fee
into Archdiocese, and appointed the Bishop
of each IN Archbishop. The new Archbishop
Of Milwaukee is thus spoken of BY the Chic.-
90 Timer: "The new archbishop Of Mil&aa-
kee is Rt. Rev. John Martin Hsani, the arst
and only bishop Of thst diocese. He was
eonsecrsted to his work in March, 1siA, and
has therefore served for nearly thirty-one
years in his present capacity. He is literally
the father of the church in his diocese; he
having labored in its cause from the hrst Tor
msti5n Of the see until it has now bee5me
one Of the most important in the United
States. He isa native of Italy. and vas
educated at Rome. 1t is quite probable that
Chicago win eventually be included III his
archdiocese. The promotion Of Bishop Henni
is very proper recognition Of his untiring
seryicesD
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THr hame Of Bishop Hare, . missionary
bishop to some OF the thdian tribes on the
Missouri river has been mentioned as . cap
didats for bishop Of the new diocese Of Fond
du Lac
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The nremen and militia Of this city waited
for the snow to cease falling on Washington .
birth day, the 22nd inst. and then formed
in line, and marched through the principal
streets. thu. carrying out part Of the pro-
gramme for the proper celebration of our
nationa, holiday. The dance which took
place 1t Turner Hall in the evening w,
very we'll attended for an occasion Of tn Z
kind occurring id Lent, and passed ID very
quietly and pleasantly.
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Fol sALf,-Ons of the finest business 10
cations in the city can now be obtained at
moderate terms. Enquire Of Frank seidle!
s33-u
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WISCONSIN PATENTS.

The following 10 list of Patents for the
State Of Wisconsin, furnished US for publica-
tion by Alexander & Mason sos 7th, street
N. ". Warrington, ID. C.
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woRK was again started at A. 3. Good
rich's yard on Monday morning. Fory-dve
men we're set At different jobs by MIR. Rand
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CITY AND COUNTY news

SUNDAY was . warm and sunny day, and
it seemed ~ though spring weather had set
in
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CatKxRs are busy tli.ng the Seams in
tie sHsbotean's deck
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Oua Woop TaADI-rAe severity Il tie
winter which i nsw arsving 70 close has
nearly exhausted the supply Il wood and
esal in Chicago aad Ailwsakes. aaA The pros.
pee4s are that the price u fuel viii be coz
siderably higher on the 0penias ef assigatioa
than it was last year; 20 that those Who hass
bought wood durisg the vistef, fot the Pnf-
pose Of shipping il 70 those naffets will rsal-
lie snoagh on is to more tAaH eonpenssss
them for tie loss they sustained Oh ths wood
they shipped last seaSen. Owing 70 severity
Of TIE wifter. the bad coaditioa Of the roads
leading ID this city and to the scarcity Of
money there has been bat very little who'd
bought Id this city for the purpose Of slip
ping. The wood which has been shipped ffon
this port in former season has been Of great
benefit to the town, for it not only brought
money here to be pct into circulation bdt it
freight for our vessel owners and
business for our farmers, and it il to be Hoped
that II the condition Of tho roads will Admit.
our docks ~ill be piled with this commodity
before spring opens.
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fak 5pars we're raised Tito simpsons new
vessel at the Dry Dock, this week.
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JANUARY S.

Gates, ". s. McSwain. Pole Grove -,
Spring bed bottom. q. W. Hatch, Fond DID Lac.
Grass seed sewers, II. Moore, Green Lake Town
ship. ..y
Harvester cutters, r. ]. Blood, Vernpu
Grain binders, 8. d. Carpenter, Madison.
Grain binder harvestcrs, .. ID. Carpenter,
Madison.
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M. FisRri aid Mr.. Stoned, Of this city,
wish to snnsunee to the farmers ofthis coun-
y thss thef srs the authorised aseits Of the
fsliovisg veil kroxa asd fsvsrite hrl5
machines Chicago Pits fArsshins Ma
chine, JobAson's " rot-iron Comhinatioa Self
raking Reapef and Mower. Jehassa's Wro..
mod Mowers, AID P.djosk Sulky Rafex
Snpeffof BfoaA Cset Feeder and Drill, Baf.
lard Nay feddsrs, Feed Cutters aHd felM
soek ge6er.fiy. 4
xHAinExs Mo yisk e thahEe seed, ID
hEse Cheat q Eats, faissd % sasAy q clay
LAID 81 ordering 1t eur store or Mil. Cleal
wheat, Oats. PEGS, Clover Seed, riDothy,
Redtsr and HssgaTiaa Grass Sssi for sals
cheap = SCnUEffx 4 Bro.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. prenattsH deeaS; n
N Lssssiou .impoteffcy and all the effects Of exfy
abusee wticn destroy IIind ana body and 1nAf fef
Narriage specify sud permanently eurea b4 the
NV HKrHop of treatment desAijed in the Ae@tsf
Reporter, Of the Old and reliable AedicM hnsofu
stam, O. Address the
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE Z,
Cor East Water and Mason =
Afr~ApkKE. Wis
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JANUARY n,
Notice To Farnfert.

The Manitowoc Flour Mills,
will do custom grinding dur.
ing the winter.
Manitowoe, Feb. Goth, 1875.
TRUMAN & MORSE.
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hill couplings, A. N. Troy. Judd.

JANUARY IT,
Hand trucks, H. n. Underwood. Kenosha
JANUARY 10.
Safety boxes for revolving shafting NJ r. Jones.
Darien.
Harvesters, T. P. Benton, Prairie du Sac
Fountain sprinklers, C. A. Buttes, Milwaukee
Fire arms, ". Scllen, Brighton.
Butter workers, j. Thompson, Albany.
JANUARY n
Quilting frame clamps A. p. Grabham, Mineral
Point.
Wrenches. 3. Z. Robinson. Marshfeld.
Adjustable cut offs for steam engines, II. Webster
Cassville.
Movable fronts for buildings, J. Murphy Fond
du Lac
Feather renovators, C. Russell, Appleton.
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CO N n Err CtAI:

MANTTOwOC MARKET REPORT.
weekly By J. Aehuesss DFe:
pIALBns IN
GENERAL MERCMANDgAE.
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ROOT and HERB PILLS

Nfs
are a.ssYsr surer snd every Eay better Pur-
gGtivs Remedy, than has hsretefpse been az
fered TO the American people, spd - vegess-
BILE substances are more dessrpcsahle, from
the action Of the air and time thsA uinerAis,
these Pills are put up In glass lara, ~hich
protect them from change ter any isaS.A CT
time.
esejsiaed ~ sisx the S;gereas d;ssca~s y,-
1AieA these PHI k-s especially s1aPssf, sad
although fAss &sre ssa1y ss~es. tAste er;T;a -
fAe ssrsz--dTsrHe.ssf q iAs dssssssss s~gs~s
snd ss,psvs tfoe1,.
Thee Pills operate mildly aroa he. sse..
acA ald bpEels. correcting its diseased ss-
ton and restoring i,s healthy viltaliaies.---
For 'oas'of appetite, weakness OF The sssnssA.
and for habitual costiveness, they Will
found . sovereign remedy.
The Roo. and HsrA Pin, .ssrs sisihs.a:
ache the Root and Hsrb Pills carp Nerveea
Hosdach tie Ioot api Herb Pills curs,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Di1.
siness, Pain in the Stomach and Side.
TAee Pi2s can Be siven 10 ehiidrsa s<sA Ssr
feet ssEty.
A. J. LEMKE, Prop,
WIS
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Farmers F2VOritG

alone during last season. 1t is the most durable,
easily managed and gives the best satisfaction
OF any Reaper sold in the West. Call and eximinc
them at the warerooms of
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OrYfcB OF TIE MAHTrowoc PILor,
4ANrTowoc. February, IS, 1875.
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The Baltimore Gazette isa progress
lye paper Itshows how interior towns
Brave been leucfted by increasing their
3 dasfio3, AID sig,idcan " adds
The inland towns being then newt :
Eiiy doomed to staenation and slow de-
cay. unless efforts are made to intuse
aatN life into them, it must be obvious
that they can only avert their fate by
r. sorting TO manufacturing industries,
small or large, according to their means,
and to the material advantages they
1nay have for carrying them on with "a
fair prospect Of success. 1t is only in
s.his way that they can hope to prevent
N,he drift Of population to the great CEN
fsres OF trade and commerce. As we re-
marked in pr vious article on the sub
tect, il is by engaging in varied indus
styies that the little State Of Rhode Island
supports at this day larger population
:. n proportion to her area than any 9TH
ssr State Of the Union The New York
census teaches the same lesson of thrift
:snd prosperity in the industrial towns,
aud the slow but steady drainage sap
ysiug the vitality Of those towns that are
rson-industrial. We may lay it down
IS an axiom that no purely agricultural
state ever grew wealthy.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Have You Dyspepsia ?

With its attendant troubles, constipa-
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mess. water brash, distress after eating
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1t assists digestion, tones up the stom-
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Dining i'm Colorado.

The guests at one of the Denyer's
most quiet and respectable hotels were
astonished at the dinner hour yesterday
by disturbance at one Of the tables, in
which one of the boarders avenged an
imaginary insult in unique and very
summary manner. Coming in little
late to dinner, he found his seat occu-
pied by another party. Smarting IN
der the indignity, he sat himself down
opposite and began making prepara-
tions to punish the rash intruder upon
his sacred rights and privileges without
going through the formality, it is re-
ported, of entering complaint, or even
intimating that anything was amiss.
Taking glass nearly full Of water,
he stirred:nto it some miscellaneous
condiments from the well-6lled castor
in front Of him, and when the Fl ey de-
cdctiou was complete, dft'ied il, with
ont word Of warning, full ~ toto the
face and eyes of he luck lees offender
Nearly blinded aud IN IN agony OF pin,
the victim staggered 10 his feet and 'le-
madacd an explanation, when ile WAS
u@lly Informed ,hat he could base
"satisfaciion" by coming out OF the
sidewalk. With admiral pluck, worthy
u a better cause, be accepted the chal-
leuge; but IN the unequal contest that
followed he was again worsted, having
little or % use Of his eyes. The valiant
,ir knight Of the pepper castor having
vindicatcd his honor to his satisfaction,
doubtless by whipping his man, regain
ed his reserved seat" AMI proceeded
with bis dinner
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- -icitie of a Woman.

NEWARK, ro.;d;ro - oos nj
'4zna KehlbauF4, 10 ~ f. o..,
mont avenue, died e.. "'Of For from IRON
Ghe eject of phospho:cp>. -ronton s :" q,
sdays past she had show . Csaa y,
.hnslnity, taking repeated o. ~ t;tu
il9hosphosoEs obtained from & quah, ~
af matches she had in her possession.
On Tuesday night she swallowed a %
extra large quality. A medical man
tFNas shortly in attendance. but failed to
assse her life. She suffered excruciating
..gonies from cramps in her stomach.
sShewas the mother of three young
esa4dFen, aud was AZ years old.
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Changing into ~ City Lady
from the Detroit POST


The rapidty with which females
.edapt themselves to the circumstances
sad fashions with which they are sur
rounded, and especially the fashions,
Is simply marvellous. On Monday last
y. lady who employs several domestcs
syot new table-girl, just arrived in the
SIXTY from the rural districts, bright
eyed, rosy-cheeked damsel, who blnsh-
ed whenever any Of the male members
of the household looked at her; girl
whose hair was combed smoothly back
from off tanned forehead; whose DIR S:
dad sleeves to it come up to her throat
aud down to her feet.
On Tuesday her hair went up on to
She top of her head, and coiled up over
"a something. On Wednesday she
Cut the sleeves off her dress, turned il
Ia at the throat, pinned it back and
bumped it out behind, and could look
:sil the men in the house square in the
1ace for half an hour without the hue
s9f modesty showing through her pre-
pared chalk complexion. Yesterday
SHE completed her degradation by cut
ting off all but an iuch or two of her
front hair.
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"A BOLD BURGLAR.
We RObs Eleven Men Of$s2JO
and Leaves.

'Messrs. Elarbee & Sutton keep a
grocery and provision store on the cor
raer ofZubly and Laurel streets, to which
IS attached wagon yard where coun-
Vrymen leave their teams over night
rvhen they are in town. The teamsters
ssseep in the dwelling and outbuildings
occupied by Mr. E. B. Sutton, adjoin-
rug the wagon yard on the west, and
fronting on Dubly street. On We'd
.lcsday night there were quite number
CT them at the house, eleven Of whom
.-sleptin the basement of the piazza,
swhite others occupied the second story
of the outbuilding. Some Of them re-
sired carly, while others were up from
time TO time as late astwelye clock,
safter which time nothing was known
wsatil about three O'Clock yesterday morn
Tog, when Mr.. Sutton was aroused and
Uniformed that robbers had been in the
EIouse. Upon examination aud inquiry
Z; was a.certained that all Of the elevsn
sSho occupied the basement and back
rD'azza hal been robbed of their money.
ssome bad THEFT pants pockets cut, and
ssthers their vest pockets, the robber or
r-obbers being afraid Of awakening the
leasunbcring victims by extracting the
contents in neat manner The total
sAmonnt lost loots up some two hundred
dollars. One mar alone, Mr.. w. 4.
s3ird, Of Bulloch county. lost about one
g1undred and seventy five dollars. =.
isdruRHtth NeaOS, 20th.
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20 2sOser For Representative
Kelley.

Alter theeaonclusion of Mr.. Kelley's
.zpeeah lastuight, prominent business
rnau. of thisscaty who heard him through
.zadswho was favored with an introduc
sion, said, 'Mr. Kelley, your theory is
very beautiful, but how are you going
to gst greeoh~ ks into the hands of
those who 0thing to exchange
for IT. vreply was, 81 have
- that question:
adry undershirt.'
he question will
Indianapolis
ant for tax
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NNHIS wonderful Remedy will cure
L any case of rheumatism or lRheu-
matte Gout on the face of the earth 70
matter how long standing or how aggra-
waited in form. 1t is to be taken internal
ly, the only way these diseases can be
reached Read the following certificates
and satisfy yourselves
P. 0 DEPARTMENT, APPOINTMENT OFFICE, /
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug II, IA. T
hessrs Heiphenstine & Bentley.
For many years past ! have been a suf-
ferer from Chronic Rheumatism, and few
weeks since my attack was unusually Sc
we're. was deprived of sleep for several
nights, SO acute was my pain from this
disease. My knees were stiff, so much so
that locomotion was difficult, and was
only able to get to my Office by the aid of
two canes. Mr. E P Peck, correspondent
of the press, who is well known to me, no.
ticed my condition and recommend me to
try Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. On his
representation | called upon you at your
store and purchased bottle ef the Rene
dy, and | have only to say in my case its
effect upon me was wonderful. A few
doses enabling me to sleep soundly at
night, removing partially the stiffness OF
the knee joints, and one hottie relieving
the stiffness entirely, and as have not had
a return of the disease since, | hope it is
totally eradicated from my system by the
use of one bottle of your remedy.
Respectfully,
JAMES n MARI
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JAMES H. MARI,
1916 9th st. First ASS Postmaster Gen
WASHINGTON, Sept, 10, 1877.


After suffering for two years with the
distressing disease known as Rheumatism,
and Having tried great many remedies
without effect, / became entirely discour-
aged and faithless in all remrdies, but
through the persuasion of friend | pur-
chased two bottles Of Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy of Messrs. Helphenstine and Bent
ley, at the same time remarking that had
no faith in it whatever; nevertheless,
tried it according to directions, and 10 my
great surprise, after taking three doses,
was able to walk comfortably without
the use of cane. My hands were so bad
ly effected as to be almost useless. am now
able to follow my usual occupation nearly
as well as ever. | am satisfied this medi-
cine will cure rheumatism IN all its forms
All who may be afflicted try it and be sat
isfied. GEO. w. TICHENOR,
No. ll08 Maryland Avenue
WASHINGTON D. c., Sept. Is.
We cheerfully state that Mr. Tichenor
is in our employ, and can fully endorse his
statement as to his improvement in health
JNO. WELLSTOOD,
President Columbian Bank Note Co.
GEO. I JONES. Vice President.
W. W. WORDEN, Trustee
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NEW .4D YER EASEMENTS.
ON MISSIONER'S NOTICE
JOSEPH SHAFFER, &c.
rs.
CHAS 4. HOOPER. SC.

The County Court of Berkeley Coun-
ty, West Va, at the August term, 70,
having referred the above cause to a
Commissioner of said Court, to audit
the debts against the defendant, Chas.
E. Hooper, that are liens against the
real estate of said Hooper, with their
priorities and the amount and value OF
said real estate.
der will take notice that l will attend
at my office in the town of Martins
burg, on Tuesday. the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1876, to execute the foregoing
reference.
j 7. PICKING,
Commissioner.
l.. M. Shaffer, Atty.
aug %, 4tw.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE !:

Joseph FINK, Henry Fak and Rufus
Woods VS..
Wm. Winters, III. A. Ffazier and
Tuscarora Building Association.
The County Court of Berkeley coun-
ty, West Va, at the August term, 1875,
having referred the foregoing cause to
the undersigned. Commissioners of said
Court, to audit all debts that are lien
upon the real estate of the said William
Winters, with their respective priori-
ties; also to ascertain the fee simple and
rental value of said estate-parties in
terested in above reference will take no.
tice that l will attend at my office, on
Thursday, September 23d, 1876, to exc
cnte the above reference.
j. II. PICKING,
Commissioner.
Wisner g. Miller, Att'ys.
Aug28, 4tw.
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HOPE FOR THE NFSP GN
DENT.

80 Pulmonary c}mplnint however thron
ic, can resist the healing influence of DR..
Morris Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horeh)und As a remedy for coughs,
colds, sore throat, hoarseuess, asthma and
all diseas SEES Of the throat, lungs and chest,
leading to consumption, it has no equal
II is the best known remedy for GROUP.
and takes away all the distress attending
WHOOPiSG COUGH, contains no opium
and is pleasant to take Cough WON vic
Tins whose lungs are raeked and torn with
paroyysms which threaten to choke them,
find speedy relief in its use.
Hundreds who once thought they had
Consumption have been cured by it Trial
size 10 cents.
D. J BRIOGF, Druggist,
Mex 10 Post Office
Mar30, 75lydaw co
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Al the i ses, afices t9f rash
With his tseat Increased iaeiiities he
Is prepared 10 disprnss Presentations ac-
cofdin2 ID the latest aud strctcst rules Of
Pharmacy 10 lis customers aud all y no
may tavor him it'll their support and con
fdence. ut as 'rw prices "a any drug store
in any city.
full supply OF me celebrated Shake, 5
Garden Seeds Oh hand.
G9-For medicines AZ night, pull he
bell. szIi
Feb 90. laIh-l fdaw.
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SPECIAL NOTICI..

My hitching posts" are on my own
premises, and farmers and others COM
ing to town can have the privilege of
hitching their horses thereto, and let
them stand rs long as they please.
G. M. SHAFFER.
aug 6, BID
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We are receiving our Spring Stock of
Boots and Shoes for Men, Boys and
Youths by the case, direct from the
manufacturers, which will be sold very
low for cash at
III. N. DFATRJCKtS.
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ON n PIA. I'M q
SHETPHERDCULLEGE,
ShepherslstOwn. w. Wa.

ryyHE next annual session ofthis school
l. will begin SEPTEMBER 9th, 1875
under full corps of instructors.
The Trustees most fully recommend il
to the pu bic as an institution, in which
both sexes are efficiently taught and
thoroughly instructed in English bran
ches, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod
ern Languages. The most iml royed
text books and methods of instruch, on
are adopted, and the students are train
ed to make use of and put into practice
the knowledge they acquire as they adj
vance in their course
TIE students are divided into classes,
and every facility afforded for obtaining
a good education
The State Normal Department VIII be
continued as heretofore
TERMS-Very moderate.
All enquiries and communications
should be addressed to Prof Joseph Nc
Murran, Principal.
G. M. BELTZHOOVER,
Sec'y. Board ofTrustees.
July l6, 2mw
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FOR SALE.

i HAVE in my possession two SEW
l. ING MACHINES-one a Grover
& Baker, the other Wilson, both in
good order, which will sell very low
tor cash, or on short time irresponsible
parties. ID. w. TIMBERLAKE.
aug10,tf New York Store.
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Government sewed shoes, for men
for salecheap, at DEATRICK'S
apill7rtew.
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TbSE FEMALE COLLEGE

Under direction of Rev. J. p. Hyde
a. NJ, located in Martinsbufg, will
be ready for the reception of Pupils
on the First Monday, (6th) of Sep
TENDER.
The President will be assisted 10y
full corps of experienced Teachers.
The Instrumental and Vocal Music
Departments offer superior advant-
ages, first-class instruments and com.
petent Teachers.
The College will be supplied with
the necessary Chemical and Philoso-
phical Apparatus for illustrating the
various subjects.
Aug. 17-d&wtf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE /:
VIM. WHEN
rs.
SAMPLE G. KENNE DY.

SAMPLE 9. kEN n ED1.
The County Court of Berkeley coun-
ty. at the August Term, 1875, having
referred the above cause to a me, to au-
dit the debts against Sample @. Kenre-
dy which are lien upon his real estate
also rental and fee simple value of said
real estate-parties interested in the
foregoing order will take notice that /
will attend at my office on Wednesday.
September 22d, 1875, TO execute the
above reference.
j. II. PICKING,
+. IL F., Attys. Commissioner
aug28. 4tw.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-08-28

A large lot of Ladies and Misses shoes
and CATERS just received, and which
will be sold very low for cash at
DEATRICK'S,
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