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TERMS OF SALE.

One-fourth cash and the residue in three
equal in>talments In six, twelve and cigh-
teen months from day OF sale, with inter
est from said day at the rate Of per cent
per annum, deferred instruments Ia he So.
cured either 10y deed Of trust upon the pro-
perry, Or by retaining the title until the
purchase money is paid, and in the case
of improved property. by assignment of
sufficient insurance on the buildings
thereon.
At the same time and place will be sold
for cash by the undersigned, one Watch.
two Horses, one Mare, one Cow, one Buggy
and Single Harness, one snare OF the CAPT.
mi stock of the West Virginia AgricultUr-
al Society OF Wheeling, and l55li! shares
ofthe Capital Stock OF the superior Ma
chine Company. \. J. CLARK.
". L. HUBBARD,
ASSignCCS.
WHEELING. Mnrch 5. $50. mra 10 ID D p 30
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VeSctinc il Sold by all Druggists.
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PATRICIA KENDALL.

BY T.. Lynn Linton, author of Lizzie
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Joshua Davidson" etc. l2mo. Fine
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~ novel of remarkable power and in
tcreSt The plot i strong, the characters
are finely drawn and the style is solid and
brilliant 10 AN unusual degree. "-B0slOn
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Trustees Sale.
Wedne d,y. March eth, 1878.

y. B.-The above goods can be seen at
the Furniture and Carpet rooms oi u. Men
hnI Booth IL % ll2l llain street, mItlI
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"Icaving aside its historical Interest, The
whole story is Of q very romantic ana rN-
'i,ir,, nature. and the book is one OF tn"
~, , 'i..,,t"bIr mat has come under our no
ice for some time II establishes NJ
0'EeIIy's claims to literary merit 81 a hiSh
0r,Irr in The most unmi>ta<ablr manner.
y. y. C0ntulcrcidi IdrcrtN"r.
ellis narrtivc is spirited, and WIN DE
raIishcd l., tro>r curious 10 im!n" ~, ~"
r,ar Of y cool and intrepid joUiha'i>i
~, t,,.,,,,,, rho hrprt of "a strange AID hali-
civiIfLrd country. swarminG with h'i'c
brIijmrrcntS. Chicogo I0L""'.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

i.A FOR SALE, THE TWO BUITpIy..
yiE known as the Government Gu. q.
~~ ings, on the corner OF ChapItr,'
10th streets, will be sold low. T6g CO...
building, possession can be had INN. o..
Rtely: the other one on the rrs- 80.
April. For particulars enquire u; q.
THEODORE FINK
No. l42l Chaplne SIR,
marlb ROY CONE.
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uNuE UNITED STATES LIFE INSuR-
ANCE Company Of New York. desires
To- engage the services OF compet, MT reila-
BILE m,.u. ~ di>Irict General Agents in ONO
county. Liberal arrangements VIII ID"
made with paticS who can furnish salts
factory reference a. 10 ability and integrity
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

Rv Francis L,irber. LID. Author Of"Civil
Liberty and Srli-GOvrrnment. Ne"
and Revised edition. Edited 10y me
odorc u. Wool>cy, LID. $40. -N"IN.
Extra cloth. 5000.
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a very entertaining volume, written
evidently by a thorough going Democrat,
aiming To prov" the theory that by tn"
eating OF the forbidden fruit by Eve is
meant her seduction by Satan in the guiS"
OF one of the pre-Adamitc races OF men.
While the theory he cXpiatcS upon Us j.
by no means original, the treatment is
decidedly SO; and il is rs n work of literary
nigh art, rather then rs n prcscntmcnt OF
striking theme; that we especially COM
mend the VOlum" 10 the clos" attention Of
our readers. "-Nelg HIr"R PdjiIoiiUm.
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EIN u blolI
.rn. History of English Institutions. 10y
pbilip V. smith, NJ. \. Treats OF Inc
sources and Organization Of Early Icu-
,ontc institutions; of Frudaii>m; of the
neyclopcmcnt Of the English IonStitu
tio,,.nr the Constituents OF Central Au.
,horjty.and the Centralized Government
Ea,.,ninc a Complete Handbook OF the
p ". ,. and structure Of the Institutions OF
rrgri,h civilization. Emo. Fine cloth
Sl.jD.
..Tnis volume. which rakc> IFS place IN II.
~ I. T.. IippIncott \ GO : >.I.', T'
..Iri.iniicnI Haudbook>, Is Prcu!ihI y VA
,,aiI,. hrrau>r OF the clcurnr~>' the c2uci>,-
.'.,, a"r line excellent arrangement OF us
NJ, n is well adapted 1" ia" wants "i
i me student and Of the grh'ra' I'''"e''
Boston POST
,r,o work comprr>srS and arrang"S Il
.i,r,,If OF va liable knuwlcuG" oil a
N"i;,','II nature in ~iHa IcuihT AN" l~',lI
r',,n,,.fIrr admuall" essay. II H''S,i W. !"
~, "'.si,r.tniIy studied Toy al,and VIII lead 10
n' ,,,,,mnlrrr study ana useful lMiniiia-
,H',,, among all who digest H. -I"H"''s-
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"Thc editor has Incorporated some notes
and other material left by the author, has
made multitude OF minor corrections,
verified the citations, ana added some
uotrS of his own. The work, therefore, j.
rendered doubly fresh and valuable
BOStGH Journal
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THE VOICE IN SPEAKING.

.'Ry Emma seller, author of The Voice in
Singing Translated by ". II. FumcSs.
With Illustrations. I2mo. Fine cloth
SljO.
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THE ROMANCE OF THE ENGLISH
STAGE.

By Percy Fitzgerald, NJ. y, rs. -, author
of "Life Of Garrirk," 9Th" krmDic-,'
etc. limo. Extra cloth. $500
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MEMOIRS OF JOHN QUINCY
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Comprising Portions of his Diary from
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HAzLITTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.

The Life OF Napolean Bonapar". BN
William Hazlitt, New Edition. illustrate
cd with Steel Plates. Thre" vols Large
Emo. Extra cloth, $50: sheep, $500.
at has held recognized place i'm our
literature for forty years, and II VIII prob
ably long retain that place. At least no
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Supplant il, though there have been a
good many lives Of Napoleon. BoHon
Transcript.
ME- HaZlitt was in possession Of ample
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task, and the COnSumato skill with which
he has turned them to account presents u
tempting sobject of literary curiosity. -
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THE MAMBI-LAND:

or. The Advcn;urrsora Herald corr"Spon-
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EN- p OY NJ EN- 7

FON I,OOO MIN.
We are Now Offering Extra
ordinary Inducements 10 re-
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''For the student OF American history it
is n really valuable contribution. II gives
us, moreover, Il near and clear view OF the
very able, upright, and resOlute man, and
of "A person whose political influence, II
not wide, was strongly felt over Il great
period of his cOuntry'S existence. N. I.
EreHing Post.
"How Mr.. Adams has executed his task
the world will be quick To decide. His
scholarship, tact, knowledge of the world
and Of American politics, could be expect
ed TO produce but one result, and that re-
suit, so far rs the first four volumes are
concerned, has been fully realized. -
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"Mr. Fitzgerald : wcll-knOwn familiarity
with the annals of the StV-C (which has
already been shown in his Lives of GarrlClI
and the kcmblcSl lnSuTcS trustworthy
account of those with whom n now deals,
while his easy style Of narration ana the
iudiciouS manner in which tn" various
cpiSodeS have been selected make his book
not only Instructive. but very agreeable
reading. L0hoDH .NDrUHy POST
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IT, THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
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or 10 {. Ii. BOUlH " -,
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THE PRE-ADAMITE :;

Or, Who Tempted Eve? Scripture and
Science in Union respecting the Anti
guilty OF man. BY A.Hoyle Lester author
of "AnccdotcS OF Great Men" Emo.
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MALCOLM.

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MANY LANDS AND MANY
PEOPLE.

Being Series of Sketches of Travel in
all Parts of the World. With III Illus
trationS. $40. Extra cloth, black and
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that possess the charm of novelty. st.
Louis Iim"S
"All are beautifully illustrated, and the
volume Is one that will delight, interest,
and inform all who are curious concern
ing foreign lands that are generally littl"
know To- American readers. Philadelphia
ErcHiRg bulletin.
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This book must interest and hold tn"
reader. and one will find much besides
the plot and incident Of the story to
charm. rs the evident study Of nature ana
love for il shown by tn" authOrcsS give
many SCENES of beauty 10 the book; an"
picturesque passages ABOUND III H. !! - II
iircII written and thOught-uut story,
showing refinement and imagination as
wei rs = high ideal on the writer ; part
BOSTON Ercuing Transcript.
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oNEWoMAN's TWO LOVERS;

or. Jacqueline Thyne's choice. \ story
BY Virginia Townsend author f"Th"
Hollands" six in AL etc. l2mo
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GERMAN UNIVERSITY LIFE.

GERMAN UNIVERSITY LIFE.
The story Of My Career rs "A Student and
Professor, With Persona! "reminiscences
of Goethe, schiller, NovaliS, and others
by Heinrich Steticns. Translated by VIM.
l.. Gage. New Edition. l2uO. Fine cloth.
sI.2j.
.oThc book is absorbing, and W. could not
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it, hut for he brilliant c9nNIri.at!"h AROUND
little PhRa,j,lphjd PrcSLWG ian.
THE volume Will he intensely interest
ir,,tn oII who takran interest i'm the great
men and rich literature Of Germany
50. Louis R'pUbii"1",
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DIED.

TRI'XELls-On sunday morning, al SO
O'Clock, tuEALIE, daughter oil ErorS" W d.
and Mary r. IruXell, aged TWO years, six
months and nineteen days.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
EUSTON-In st. Louis, Mo, on Friday,
the 9th OF March, 1873, MARIAN, infant
daughter Of Alexander and sophia zane
EuStOn, aged eight months.
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STARTING OUT.

4 story Of the ONO HIS. Hy Alexander
CLARK, author Of "schoolday Dialogues, =
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-25
Fr0zen TO Death in the Water.

The Nashville Banner gives the fol
lowing particulars of the terrible death
Of two men
"About dusk last evening, while two
men, whose names we were unable to as
certain, were seated in canoe, engaged
in catching the driftwood floating down
the Cumberland, not far above the wa
ter-wOrks and close to the shore, the
canoe capsized, throwing them into the
cold depths of the river. The river was
not very deep at the point where the ac-
cident occurred, but, as they were una
BILE to swim, their condition was certain
ly a very critical one. Their canoe
drifted away, leaving them standing in
the river, which was of course very cold,
rendering them doubly so from the fact
that their clothes was saturated with
water. They raised their voices to the
highest pitch, and cried LASTLY for help,
but the seconds heightened into minutes,
and still none came.
"Their cries were at last heard by q
gentleman riding near the bank of the
river, and, answering his inquiries, they
asked him for Gods sake to send a canoe
out to them, OF they would freeze to
death. He told them that he did not
know where he could find one, but
would endeavor to do SO, and rescue
them from their perilous situation.
"He galloped away on this mission of
life and death, and at last, and after a
long interval of time, as it seemed to be,
had passed, procured one and fastened
to their succor. AS he approached the
spot from which he had spoken to them
he called to them, but received no re-
spouse. After wasting several minutes
in this manner without receiving any
answer, he went close to the bank, where
a sad and CHASTITY sight met his gaze.
Leaning half way out of the water, with
their hands clutching in firm death
grasp some bushes, where the unfortun-
ate men frozen to death. Their bodies
were removed to suitable place to await
the time of their interment.
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A Horrible Affair.

One of the strangest and most horrible
of sensational incidents took place the
other day at Puteaux. A party of chill
dren who were playing in the environs
discovered floating in the air and partly
entangled amid the branches of tree,
white parcel, upborne by means of
some twenty or thirty little red toy bal
looms, which were attached to it. The
attention of the police being called to
this singular object, it was brought down
and the package opened, which proved
to contain the corpse of newborn in
FAINT. Investigation into the matter
brought to light the following facts
The child was that of a poor toy-maker
and his wife just after the confinement
of the latter the husband had died sud
denly. and all the household goods and
chattels had been seized for rent. The
unhappy woman was driven mad by this
accumulation of misfortunes she killed
her infant, and then went out and threw
herself into the river, leaving behind her
a written paper, in which she declared
her intention of committing suicide, and
said that she chad gotten her baby all
ready to go up to heaven" A .sadder
tale with stranger termination 1t would
be hard to find. The toy balloons evil
IDENTIFY had formed a part Of the dead
husbands stock in trade. Paris letter.
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THE BROOKLYN BATTLE.
The Alleged Creed of Mrs. TiIton.
[Tilton's Evidenced

[Tilton's Evidenced
She said she was not judged by me
nor her mother that she loved God and
did not believe God would have permit
ted her to enter into those relations if
they had been sinful, and she said par
ticrlarly that neither her mother nor
had made it the business of our lives to
understand what was right or wrong as
Beecher had that Beecher was a clergy
man, great and holy man, and that he
had repeatedly assured her that their
relationship was not sinful, and she did
not see how it could be sinful. He had
told her that love justified all things
that love had various expressions-one
expression was a shake of the hand, an
other was kiss on the lips, another was
sexual intercourse-that it made little
difference what the expression was, if
the love was right; it's rightfulness justi-
fed all the various expressions of it, and
that she believed, before God, that her
love for Beecher was right, and his for
her was right, and, therefore, she did
not see how any of the various ex-
pressions Of it could be sinful that she
rested on Beecher for that, since he had
told her so over and over again.
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while the others, noticing my swaying
about on the animal which rode, began
to think that I had found something
serious in my race for life In fact, the
plain was rising and falling and shutting
about so that it took a great amount of
nerve and equipoise to sit as I ought
They got me into Fort Laramie, however,
with uncle's promissory notes all safe in
my breast pocket while my boot full Of
blood, and the CALLING flesh wounds in
my shoulder, accounted for the odd
maneuverings of the plain while I was
on horseback.
After brief but desperate conflict, Bill
Wolf was brought in, and passed over to
the proper officers |" to have and to hold, "
until there should be melted out to him
the measure he had given others.
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Vic. Goes for Theodore Again.

Mrs. Victoria G. Woodruff publishes
the following letter in her paper Wood
hull & ClaJ7ao's WoekEy-respecting the
Tilton-Beecher case
"In reply to the many who are some
what acquainted with the basis Of the
facts regarding the relations that existed
between Mr.. Tilton and myself, and who
are insisting that [ shall not rest another
moment under the insinuations cast upon
me by him in his evidence Of Tuesday of
last week, [ ask them to be patient.
am the one more deeply interested than
anybody else, and, if [ can afford to wait
for my justification, others can surely
afford to do so with me. am aware
how indignant many of my friends feel
on account of the slurs cast upon me,
and through me upon the cause Of social
freedom, by Mr.. Tilton. But [ have
learned that the laws of immutable JUS
tice always eventually bring the truth
and the right uppermost and l can bet
ter afford to let them run their course
than to possibly abort their purposes by
attempting to interfere to forestau their
judgment.
81 decided before the trial began to
not interfere in any manner with It's prog
ress. IF Mr.. Tilton thinks that, with
the rendering of the verdict, this case
will be concluded, he will learn his error
possibly too late to avert the doom that
he is inviting upon his head. The infin-
itely greater and more important part Of
this case will be undecided when this
trial shall have closed. It is in the YER
dict that shall follow the one which this
court will render that I am chiefly con-
cerned. The mere present is nothing
when compared with the infinite future.
He may struggle now to make the shad-
ows he has cast upon my name and fame
heavier and darker; but when he shall
stand unveiled, as stand he shall, he viii
blush as deeply for his present efforts
as he now pretends to for what has
passed.
CATER this trial is closed, I shall have
plain, simple statement of facts to
make, in which there is set forth the
truth in detail about all that has occurred
since the ed day Of May, 1861, in which
any of the parties to this scandal were
involved. That statement win be all
that is required to confirm the truth or
expose the falsity of Mr.. Tilton's testi-
mony regarding his relationship with
me. Wait patiently for it, as I shall
wait to give it.
"VIoToRIA o. Woodruff.