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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-11
NO. so.
How Woman Posts q Letter.
From the Detroit Free Press.l

ANY day when you have time you cal, see
now she does it by dropping into the postoffice
She arrives there withsthe letter in her hand.
1t isa sheet OF noteenclosed in white envelope
She haI'lts in front of the stamp window, opens
her mouth to ask for stamp bnt darts away
anu looks at the. letter to see il she made a
mistake III name or date. It takes her five
minutes to make sure OF this and then she
balances the letter on her finger, and the a,y-
fu query arises in her mind: 'sPerfaps It Is
| over weightp' She steps to the window and
asks the clerk if he has q three cent stamp,
fearing that he hasn't, and she looks over every
compaTtment OF her portemonie before she
finds the right change to pay for it,
The flnlegins as she gets the stamp, She
slides around to one side removes her gloves
closly inspecting the stamp, and hesitates
whether to "lick' it on or wet her finger. She
finally concludes that it would not be nice to
show herstongue, and she vets her finger and
passes over the eavelops. She is SO long picking
up the stamp that the moisture is abso. bad.
and the stamp 81. dies off the envelope. She
tries it twice more with the same success. and
then gets desperate, a. d civ The stamp lex
and it sticks. Then comes the sealing sof the
letter. She vets her fnge- again, but tha
envelope flies open, and after five minutes de-
lay she passes her tongue along the streak Of
dried mucilage. She holds the letter long
time to make sure that the envelope is all right,
anu Hiialiy appears az Inc NinQ0W ana asks:
sThree cents is enough for it?' Eyes,
ma 'am.'
s'And this will go out to-day?' ssCertainly."
"Wlll it go to Chicago without the name Of
the county on?" Just the same.''
''What time will it reach THEREOF s'ro-mor-
row morning."
She, signs turns the letter over and over.
and finally asks, 'sShall II drop it in one, O.
these places there?'' Eyes, ma'am.n
She walks in front of the six oriiices through
which the letters fall on the table, closely scans
each one of them, finally MAKES choice and
drops-no she doesn'd. She stops to see where
it win iall, presses her nose against the win
dow until she fattens her nose out OF shape,
and she doesn't drop it into the place she
meant to. She, however, releases it at last
looks down to make sure that it did not fall
on the floor, and turns away with a sigh of re-
greet that she didn't take one more look at
the superscription,
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The following is taken from the Southern
ChnrcRnaaas Published at Alexandria ''in the
Baptist Church, in Stanton, VA. few nights
since, Mr.. c. A. Jenkins, an A. N. OF the Uni
versy OF Virginia, and recently a teacher in tic
Iswsbarg w. Va.) High School, rose and e1-
planned 10 the congregation that he had been
foY nine years a member OF the Episcopal
church, but Of late, by reading the Scriptures
in the original language, had become convinced
that immersion was tile scrptniai mode Of bap-
tisan. He was accordingly baptised and con
necte.l himself with the Baptist church,
We willstate that Mr.. Jenkins lever took an
A. n. degree 1T this Bnifersity. He only
graduated one or two tickets. And rs to
him having studied the Scriptures ii the orIgi-
nal language. he must have acquired tile lsnoNl
elsc;fter he left here; for certainly, while 3
student, he knew no more about Latin, Gree
or Hebrew than alanlp-po tloes--if as much
The Virginia University lNayasisae.
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MARCH Il, 1875
+" Guilty, or Not Guilty a''

She stood at the bar Of Justice,
creature wan and wild
In form too sInsll for woman,
In feature too old for child
For look so worn and pathetic
Was stamped on her pale young face,
It seemed long years Of suffering
Must left that silent trace
Yossr name" said the Judge, IS he eyed her.
With kindly look, yet keen,
rs - Mary Mcguire, if you please, sir.
Aad your age z" ~ am turned fifteen. Z" N
II Wei, n ary''-aad then from i paper
Hs slowly and gra7ely read
you are charged here-I am sorry to say it.
With stealing thrse loaves Of bread
you look not like an offender,
And / hope that you can show
The charge to be false. Now toll me-,
Are you guilty OF this. or no?''
A passionate burst of weeping
Was at first her sole reply;
But she dried her tears in a moment,
And looked in the Judges ego
y will tell you just how it was, 81.
My father and mother are dead.
And my little brothers and sisters
We're hungry and asked Tor bread.
At first earned it for them,
BY working hard all day,
But somehow the times were hard, sir,
And the work all fell away.
81 could get no employment;
The weather was bitter cold;
The little ones cried and shivered
tLittle Johnnie's butt four years old
So what WAS to do, sir !?
am guilty. but do not condemn;
ItcoE-oh was it sTEALINc7
The bread to give to thcm."
Every man in the court room
Graybeard and thoughtless youth
Knew, as he locked upon her
That this prisoner spoks the truth.
Out from their pockets came 'kcrchiets,
Out from their eyes sprans tears,
And ont from old, faded wallets
Treasures boarded for years
The Judges face was study,
The straascst you ever cav,
as he cleared his throat and rnuru1uved
Something about the Law.
For one SO learned in speh matters,
SO wise n dealing with men.
lie seemed, on simple question.
soraly puzzled Just then.
But 10 one blazzl 81 hin. or wondered
When at last these words they heard;
"ghe sentence OF thisyouns prisanap
IS for the present deferred"
And no enc blamed hip2 or wondered
When he went to her and smiled.
and tenaerly lea from the courtroom.
Himself. the guilty child,
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Hotels.
YVlHE spOTTsN0OD ROTEE,
E1awrisONbssrg. Va.
G. B. LUCK, PROPRIETOR.

u, b. LOCh. EN0fElEiOl5.
TAe new Hotel, TEE spooTswooD, under my pro
ors and guests. The establishment has been rent
ed from the cellar to the roof and is in complete Or
ter. It is emphatic ally new house. and 1t is ds-
derza med to make il stand as Of the very best
kept hotels IN the State. The proprietor has had
very enlarged experience for is years hotel and
springs proprietor having kept the old golun hlan
hotel and the new Spotswood Hotel at Richmond,
destroyed by fire in December, l37Ql and the Jor-
dan Alum Springs in Rockbridge. lie is quite snre
he ruay claim here in the Valley OF Virginia. to be
able to keep hotel He therefore invites the peo-
the travelling public generally to cali at the Spots
wood and see whether he does not we'll understand
the business Of his life.
is scarcely necessary to say that the Table the
Pariors and the Chambers VIII always De lounu
agreeable.
The proprietor, in conclusion, is quite sure the.
people of the Valley will cordially sustain this eff
tort to establish hrat-class Hotel such as the
seottswcod shall be, in Harrisonburg,
Ny Omnibus will always be ready to convey pas
sangsrs to and from the Spotswood.
c. B. EuCK,
nov 10 Proprietor of spottswood.
"A Immediately at c. s. Ohio Railroad Depot,
MccHEsNEy & NADENBo UseH, Projectors:
The Proprietors in resuIning the management OF
ably known to the travelling PUBLIC promise IN the
future to retain the reputation the American has
borne, as FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
It's locality immediately the fallroad Depot rem
ders it q convenient stopping place Tor persons on
business or in search OF health.
Bar and arberShop in the House ~ 4.
AL the oiees Of the Telegraph and Stage lines run
ming to this town are adjoining this house.
Hy-A irst-class Livery Stable, conducted by Pat
oToole. is connected with this house
McCHESNEY s CO.
der at SO cents, and Horses fed by Pat oToole at 20
cents.
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Reports are coming from .vaEiols sections OF
the ice gargss aud floods caused by the tiiaw.
The Delaware river is ii.na'neel with ice At fof'
JeryiS, a serious ffesAtt exists i'll the iioHsa-
tonic and Nlagxtslc.;:t rivers in Connecticut
Che sshlylki aloov4 islliilep;iia is in q threat
suning condition. and at Knoxville and chafFa-
nooga the water has covered some Of the CITY
streets. No very large amount OF damage
however. has vet been annonccd. Some Of the
vessels OF t!la ce-fleet OF Massachusafts Ray are
il q TX ilicnitv. having heen titi Il locR-
Ell ~ III. ice fields or carried ont to sea bY the
movements ei those which have been set
Il fiNlt. =.
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A painful doubt is settled at last Judge
FIJI crton says that Henry G. Bower will be
calle;lto testify against Beenlcr When the pros
ecurioa have IN opportunity to Place him on
the witness stand. And HOW comes Mrs..
woodruff 70 say that neither plaii t:fnor aesen
sf.ants tlarp 10 bring her into Coiii,
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slo!lil i. Harrington. wlio was convicted wit
James H. ingsraol, for participation III e."
Tanmanr ring frauds at New Yolk, ;,na w:
sentenced to eighteen months Imprisonment.
was released Saturday, lavias served lis fa
tenn.
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Old Keyser found Cooley's boy, the other
day. standing in a very suspicious; position un.
der his best apple tree, with stick in his hand,
and certainly bulgy appearance about his
pocket. Having secured him firmly by the
collar Keyser shook him up a bit, and then
asked him sternly what he was doing there.
"Ain't a-doin' nothin'', said Cooley II come
over yer 20 study
That's entirely too thin exclaimed Keyser.n
Vas did. come over yer to study about
Sir Isaac.''
s'sir Isaac! What in the thunder do you
mean an yhowe'
''Wfy Sir Isaac Newton. We had it In our
lesson. BE was in all orchard and seen an ap-
pie fall and that made him invent the ira ction
Of grayitaton, and I come over to see if 1t
was 500
SIT won't do sonny said Keyser. nYou're
too enthusiastic about Sir Isaac. Antl, be-
sides. what were you going to do With that
sticl?''
ssaTith this stick? This yer stick? What
was goin' to do with this stick? Why 3 bog
gave me this stick to hold for him while no
went on an erran for his aunt"
And where did the apple core como from
there on the grounil?"
THAT apple core-that one lying there? The
birds is awful on apples this season. seen
blackbrd drop that one there, and I Gays tc
myself. s'The,n birds is just ruinin' Mr. Key
scr's apples and won't Mr.. Aeyser bo awfu,
mad when"
s'what makes yaur pockets bulge out tI4at
way?
'sMother mad them pants and they never
did set right. t'h, that bulgin' place! Well,
as couldn't ii d out much about Sir Isaac
here, ] was iist taiin two Or three apples
home to sec if could discover somethin' an
TO ask father to help nae---Mr. Keyser what
are you gein' to do? I'll never take another
apple as long as .liye--'pon- my word
wont!''
Then Keyser fogged him, and Mr. Cooley's
boy has knocked Off on Sir Isaac Newton aa9
Natural philosophy and is deyoting himself
to other b?an.. G OF knowledge
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A little hoy. after watching he barring
TIE school house upfil he uoyelty os t.,e tgi .
had ceased, started DOWN the street Sa yine II
gla the cd tAing 'sbarteA down; L 4 II 4e,.
lng jnefry ltsSon 1leiio~. y
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Professional Cards.

w e. CRAIG.
Attorney sat law j,
and Commissioner ii chancery Of Hastings Court,
sTAUNToN, w.
OFFICE with Judge ]. W. Green Smith.
50 Prompt attention s;eerl to Collections.
October 22-iy.
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
aud Agent for the Sale Of Real Eestate,
STANTON, VA,
OFFICE, on Augusta street, end foorD opposite the
Court House
collections attended to and returns promptly mads.
EFFGNGER, CRAIG & Gz.ATTAN.
II AtS0raeys-at-Eaw,
sTAUNToN, VIRGINIA
Will practice in Augusta. Rock bridge, Rocking
ham Highland, Allegheny and Bath
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the collection Of debts
and PROMPT returns made. feb 4-6m.
r "a. Mccae, -,
sTAUNToN, VA. ~
OFFICE, on Augusta street, in the room occupied
ny George e. Jackson, Esasxs<-ssssss s.
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SrAusros, VA.
ig counties. Prompt attention paid to collections.
Office with W A. Pratt aug 2e-ly
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
STANTON, Va.
ONCE on Augusta street, end floor, opposite the
Court House.
Special attention paid to Collections.
nov4 -ly
w - ~ ATTORNEY At LAW,
srAuNTos, VA
viii practice In all the Coarts Of Augusta and clF-
cult Courts OF the adjoining counties
Prompt attention given to eolle sss eiaims
'sSss0'' a. A'''' 1''' ATTORNEY Al LAW.
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANcERy,
srAuNToN. VA.
Practice i'll eli the Courts Of Augusta and adjoining
oFTICE-The same formerly occupied by his faith
err Col. Geo Baylor, decd on Augusta street oppo-
site the Court-house. nov lo-ly
n HAVE on hand ali the n cessary Bankrupt Forms
I and am prepared to make out the necessary pa
Bankrupt Ban zUl st.. Act IT. = ! s'' s.
viii Also attend to making out and forwaTaing
C C5aes res so' S''e sAsle III HEX T. FuLTz,
march s-tf Attorney at Law. 4
e EozssE a. RoszEEH- a4.,..,s~ ;. ~.
STA gNToF. VIRGINIA
OFFICE on Augusta street. I'd 10or3 opaoa!te the
Courthouse. 50
~ collections attended to and rstarrs psosnpty
made. Gee iy-s-n
j. a. zzazaozgn S IN 5Ila,
LAW OFFICE, RIcHMoND. Va.
after the 4ss Of March ,scst ssn resaass hs sscivs
practice Of tie lag7.
VIII practice il United States District, Circuit ana
Supreme Courts and all State Courts, also before the
Department ats Washington .. G.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE SPECIALITY.
P. O. Address until 5ts OF March, 1875 Washington
DC.
dses-tf
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Thank You. olslf Prob; tll.t will 10. We
wsn't take y more s'isosacrai' il .rs, just
ut present.
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H. G. JONES.

4 " JoNEs H. c. JONES.
G. nj. & 81. C. JONES, formerly OF Harrison
.. burg, Va.) GENERAL COMMISSION MER
CHANTS WASHINGTON, D. c., sell on consignment
LIVE STOCK. embracing fat Cattle Sheep, Hogs
Calves, and COUNTRY PRODUCE, embracing Grain
Flour. Bacon Mill-feed, Wool, Green and Dried
Fruit Lumber. Butter Eggs, Poultry, &c Marx ali
eonsigaments plainly with name and P. O. of ship
per- Close attention giveu to sales and proceeds
turned promptly. Refer to your nearest Bankers.
may l4ly s. NJ & H C. JONES.
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7g1ss THaE PUBz.EC.-The Undersigned, having
1 purchased the interest OF hlr s 9. Aydenrcfl.
by them takes this method of informing the pubic,
that he is now prepared to do all kinds OF
ROOFING, GUTTERING. &C,
And manufacture Tinware CT all descriptions. He
also keep constantly on hand all descriptions OF
Stoves including the best patterns OF
COOK, PARLoR, & OFFICE STOVES, CRATES, &c.
He respectfully asks a continuance OF the patron
that has heretofore generously been extenaea GO
him. a. a5tUBGEi
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EStamaston Cards.

ygTagoza NTaissng and Eaacks-ssifsazssg.- The
~ d 5eIae< formerly OF Churchvlle, has open
ed Wagon Making and Backsmithing establish
ent, on New Courthouse street, Staunton, Va, next
door totne Carriage Factory OF Captain Waters where
he prepared to execute all work in his line, out Of
good material in the best manner and allow figures
: Repairing promptly done and all work warranted
also manufacture FeSies's patent Lifting jack
the greatest thing out and indispensable to farmers
generally. Call and see it.
feb l3-tf JAMES ID. LICKLlTEF.
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An Irishynan's VIII.

III the aann Of God Amen. I Timothy Dooan
Of Isarrydowndcrry; in the county OF Ciare,
farmer being sick and wake on my legs, but
OF sound heart antl-Glory be to god! do make
this my first and last will and new testament
| First give iny soul to God when it plelseS
| Him to take it. sure no thanks to NE for
can t help it thin, and my body to be turieq
| at Barrydownileriy chapel, where all my kill
and kin have gone before me, and those that
live after belonging to me are buried peace t.
their ashss and may the sod rest lightly owes
their bones. Bury nc near my godfather and
mother who lie separated all together at the
other side eli the chapel yard leave the BIZ
Of ground containing ten acres-rare old srisfl
;eres-to my eldest sou Tim, after the death OF
his mother shonld she live to survive him. Ny
| daughter and her husband Paddy O'Regan
are to get the white SOW that's going to have
twelve black bonifs. Teddy my second boy
that WAS killed in the war i'll Amerika, might
have his pick OF poultry, but as he is gone I'll
leave chem to his wife who died week before
him, hcqueath to AL mankind fresh air OF
heaven. all the fishes can take and all the birds
they c:ln shoe, leave them al the sun moon
and stars. leave to retav Eltferty, . rint Of
porter | can't finish aud God be Inerctul 70
! him.
The ca:npaign in the north of Spain Is b.
| coming very active. The Carlits male n
sharp attack on Blbos on Friday night, and
were driven back to ltlleir entrenchmonts af;es
some desperate lighting The-national army
then attacked them, and were in their turn re-
pulsed and driven behind the walls of the city
The loss was heavy OH both sides. The ind
| cations are that there will shortly be sosac
movements by the opposing armies which Wilt
De tlecisi as to the fate OF Carlos and Alfonso,
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Virginia Motel,
STANTON, VA.

JOHN D. CRowLE, Proprietor.
This well known house having recently changed
hands is prepared to date transient and
permanent boarders at reasonable rates The table
will be supplied with the b5st this and hefnarllets
can afford. Polite servants always ready to wait
upon the guests ana every attention will be paid to
their comfort 4 share Of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited. Omnibus to and from the De-
pot free OF charge.
nov 14-tf JOHN D. CROWLE
NratiozaaG 7E5te1,
IN Corner of Sixth Street and Pa. Ave.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
F. TENNEY & CO, Proprietors-
nov 2l-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
New GoodS,

I,AEpETS AND WALL PAPER AR
RIVING daily tor the Spring Trade.
Ry an early call you can have large as
S6rimrpt of both 10 select from, ut
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it NAV not be legal for manddmus to
issue sooner, requiring the removal. Our
citizens should not allow these proceedings
To cause them to abate enc jot or title OF
energy in getting everything ready for
the session Of the legislature at that time.
If the accommodations are prepared, the
legislature will meet without much doubt.
Andthi. very action being taken, ought
to incite the citizen, to fresh determina-
ton to erect 81 suitable and commodiouS
State House. 1t must be remembered thaI
he capital was brought here by only one
volt. in the Senate. and that was by {"
second district Senator Mr.. GKANrHAM.
Already Martinsburs is beginning 'otalk
about asitating the removal question
again. and saying that she will have Il
hand in il next time.
The fact al,oofthc>e injunction proceed
ing, being entered into shows The AMI
mus governing Charleston, and il il very
likely that tn. third district delegation,
will 90, to Il man, for the Capitals being
taken from Us to 20 anywhere else, if
Charleston Is. Is she will be, finally foil
ed. Now, the point is this; we can build
- I lf,, ~ a i
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IN T',0 FOX aaN rs i,-eq!T I6 on .
rl9o Hod'oI 90 y TIVd T az o,
'tl'lrlr'mu! HI!IM 'S1J laJ> >irlnJuIud I'M
'rJIIurIUnS Nrp NIS " g .SJlpGI 40 sluSD
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i.ForIY wears has tested the value Of
Dr. a. =. TOdd'S tnti-Biili0us ana

PRuPRIETORS.
Sold 10y druggists and!-Dcale : every
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IicS.-WC live last, d!>>lptlc anu M carry
graves. We drink ali kinds OF aicoholic
p,rl;. crease, and every kind of lie-dcS-
iroviu., SyStvm-cloggiug, indigeStihl"
food. Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar bit-
Ter, will rumuvc the evil effects. and the
recovered pa"!cni, with pure NlttlHtu
81 .rtrf,..tl blood flowing through his veins,
will have clearer head and a cooler JudS-
mcui, which added 10 experience, Will
cause him 10 abstain In the future. ml1D
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MONDAY. MARCHI5. 1873.
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

l. the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper PiIhte" IN
WrSi VIRGINIA. ID will br sent TO any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums To c'uu agents and to subscribers. H.
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LIP. WILLIAMS. trustee
FOR RENT.
IEItVE FOR RENT

GENERAL GOOD DWELLING NOl' -.
y iu the FIuh, sixth and Eighth w...
Also for sale. "a number oI G,N.If..
Houses and Lots in the city, ami Tara.
and Wild Land IN % number of Stale.
anlg j. i. IilG.r,
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FOR RENT.

ii STORE ROOM, DIV BILLING AM.
II Han. west sid" uf Ma!..r ...,...'.
-|~-A- 10Th and 10Th streets. . h..a.
Block. Also room ai present urU.H..' Dig,
G. \. Wickhuu ~ an aurI iuu lu.r..
Enquire of ANTON KIN MA\N
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE, THE TWO BUlLB,N.
t@1 known as the Government I
-s~->~ ings, on the corner OF Chaplin.
18th streets, will be sold low. Tie ....
building, possession can O- had I'M.
ately: the other one on the f,r,, 80,
April. For particulars enquire .,
THEODORE FINK
No. li2l Cnap!ine S,ra,.,
mario ROY CONE>
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NEW STORE & NEW GOODS.

HAVING BOUGHT OUT Ny FATHER tx;
Isaac Colts, at No. l0F west side OF
Market square, Second ward, Will con
tlnue the business al the old stand, and
keep on hand u select stock of Groceries
Wines aud Liquors, which Will sell at the
mrI5ra W. j. Colts.
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HARBOUR s. DITTMAN'S,
fcbl3 lOls Molh sure.
NJ OF &c e.

1 LIZ PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
\ late firm of &. L. Brown Il Co., Will
Il'.ns,. make immediate settlement, aS the
business must he closed To the 10Th Feb
ruury {. T.. BROWN.
mari la
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR CINCINNATI.

sE-. THE FINE, %E sNy s hlGn5
A AZ Wo ShsIle1 cieTk viii leave for the
aSoye on Tuesday, March 10th, is'2 al .
p q " For freight or passage Apply on 3oaTd
OF 10 Agents.
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ROASTED COFFEE.

yI,IIE POPULARITY or DIR ROASTED
Coffee i rapidly increasing. II may
now be- had in all the first class grocery
siorrs which heretofore used Arbuckic'N.
BE sure 10 inquire for and get
TINGLE Il lSHAM'S.
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IN THE DISTRICT couKT OF THE

/ nlitu States. ltE INC i's~ll ne W " -
Virginia. TN Bankruptcy i'm Tho matter
OF T. &. Sweeney,
BANKRUPT.
~ Whom il May Concern:
The undersigned residents of Wheeling,
West Va. hereby give motto" of their Hp-
pniutmrut ~ aS~iguepS Of the estate eft 7.
l.. Sweeney. OF Wheeling. in the County of
ohio. in said District, and who was. i"-wil:
on the 9TH day OF January, y. D., 1870, al
Judged bankrupt upon tn" petition OF his
creditors, by the said court, dated at Wheel
inc. W. Va. the jth day of March, \. u.
IS75. ". l.. HUBBARD,
mrSoaw-S \. j. CLARK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-15
GREENWOOD CEMEMERY.

rI,HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR d.
HEi"ToRS of Greenwood Cemetery,
Will h. held M the office of tn" Company,
Il20 Nam street, on Thursday, 25ih inst,
nri yyrrI the hours ufgand - o'clock a. IN.
nri5i Re-. BONHAM, Scc'y.