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Common SS,s. =; Author OF SThe peSIfhe1
r--... - sense Medical Adviser esc [soples
OF s1f,fi-.. 'n-t you are subject to rre.f
s.lI.u tendency % proloys g, spnr part has q
go i. 49,. ~sie wear ease become &c more tifi.
sire 90 49,, - - nF scores OF voii, a., ~
with those ~ t'sf sa constantly, ms.', ~
gents 81, -. . nave peci treated fos ~. -
80. ~. mouths without being h, ~ theis AL
h.y, 49, 80 SrNoue perfectly 4 isc,,,rsts 'ts
auotaor 49,, ~ - W. thtr tainds nsv,r 10 -
..-r,. ''ls' "i wedieine or h. tor,,,-S' 20 tAAc
So. tle1imeat, They hsl rstb,,,' ~, of any
-bs, 49, 'naeJ iliE % live ana e, no INV
40 49,, tli,t 'aF they are worn out b, ~, q
49, .-' 100 Only made worse hv trao, - suHet.
'"' sang more discourage ~ 49,, e..'t'ihent OF
.efAu1 were there b % 1,ors .,,.'-'t t"lhnt
80 10 sum o.iarHitios than thsf ~ ,ioee
lie va f 'r'sn l'e IT, iuciug and dcpleijn,, 80
'.-I- .'.tie trtatu-nf l-r.fiv ~, "a inuic4-
Pt'1 Tor them, their rsso ,,,,,,ii 49, va tue
r,'i .,,t' hli lady suacrcs. there 4. 49,.
- -. ,i'ic 'tirtc,slui 81 st o. trr.,ir,.,s r. ~.
--- i''Ir ll harmony wiit tF. 49,. - ~ = Nu'
ll- oi your ~ stem. a iar-b i,rit-, ,'lliIe'
,av hi -l s.oh- nee ir'nes will never ,,,-c
corf,1, $50. ' , zee r' lonal means, such IA
f-.f- 80 utel1 aicg te % Cserc irtelii-..,,t
tHer rurh .ciue- h. r1lb,f, Il, D - ell.
t'..e t.Nir- lna nlrF.fr. couiuonu, i.1 ,,...'
M lrietenee Co vonr se'icatc sysr.n, -. -
l.'Apiu'iiln F2u will Lu.i la inv 49,.
Z ih'n, which has received rh, Iiil'y
i.-.. ~, ''.''-'ii'is OF y lur sex. Those lnnsuij
,.I.r, t.-. ..'e- c.'n,in yo1 q feel scarcely
80, ' =, 81 se"t iect OF ascend a light or .tair.
--s,. b, ,'.. l. 1."in mat aapping nom vour
W." -ii year i'ruptr ella ticilY, ..n,I driving he
-''n ll,n Your checks. that co1tiSn.i
~ 2 20 YOUR V,Iai i9r,,'- that render Won re-
- - -..t ',..l1i-inaF aii be overcome and suh.
'lN'd nN a pefseieiug U.s. q thaf ,narv.io,,s %
tt- irregularities aud ob, ructon. 10 ne rro,.,
.- y. t"Hf "a stem 1rt relieved bv the ANA
49, u'." t-l Nhi.c l'crs deal pains. the cyis
.ell-t 't .Hfh u sire Indication III -e-inns BE-
.UNdio ..1. De- Le. lCctci. r,7 IIf. yl-rl ID,
- ~ ~ use 1e ScptuP for a res -on1h.c lcurth
,.'A.i ..t ,ree.t u cause ~ thase pain. is fer
--i cmevel Further rSht ou These sri
iay p ootAncu from 'rGc Peoples Com.
F, ?. >Ns-t Nedi'u AdYistr." iu which i btve
i't".,l la.~e space 60 th'' consideration nj Iii
Nil o. -cul post paiHl t1tuv address ON r..-,,r,
So. Al 4"'or'u Prescription Is sold hv
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M.fRRIED.

la Newark. y T.. Feb. 8. 40 the residence 81 me
bride. father. Dr. Rev. Joseph ~ smith. Alhcr'
Isr Sam ~ Patterson. y J o.. aud Isabelle Wood
ward. eldest daughter OF Ferdinand p Isley,
f.-..sr., 90 r.-t'arl. Maine.
Maine paper please copy
rr Porter F.h 8. l., Rev. A. 4. TraDou, ~ilA,
MeKesa 90 Bangor. Anl Ruth \. Cousin, OF T.
ir south Paris, Feb. 4, by Rev. j. =. Wheel
wright Prince d. Waldron OF Buckueld, and MISS
Cora Earrows OF Paris.
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DY virtue OF "a License from the Honorable
ID Augustus II Wa kcr, Judge Of Probate for
the County of oxford CA the Third Tuesday OF
August 4. D., 1873, shall sell at public auction
at my Office in DiXiield village, ON MONDAY, the
sixth dag of March 4. ~, 1876, at ten O'Clock \.
81. one undivided half of all that part of lot No.
in range Is in ThompsOn's Grant In Peru, which
lies on the east side of the County road tray
eled from Peru 10 Sumner.
L. G. HARLOW, Admir-.
Dix6eld Ian al 1876
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DIED.

la E1ekaeld. Jan. -. Mr.. Martin u. Churchill,
aged 40 years
Hate I..,uly child OF >tiilman and Julia ). Bard
arrl $ wear. sul months.
ll -lusa Par.s, Feb. Of ScaIie; Fever, lone.
n only sou of Henry and Frances T. tooes' age"
s wears lul months.
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ln Bankrutcy.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, DIS
TRICr OF MAINE.
Ia the matter Of MARCUS L. KNIGHT, Bank
rupt.
Ghis is 70 give notice,-that petition has lleen
presented to the Court, this tenth day Of Janu NY
ls76, by Marcus +. knight OF Rumford, in aid
District, Bankrupt, PRAYING that he may be te-
creed to have full discharge from all his debts,
provable under the Bankrupt Act, and upon read :
ing said Petition:
IL is ordered By the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same, on the lrst Monday Of April, A.
d. ls1G, before The Court in Portland, in said Dis
trict, 81 10 O'Clock \. NJ, and that notice thereof
be published in THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT, and the
Portland Daily Advertiser, newspapers printed
in said District, once a week for three successive
weeks, and once in The Weekly Portland Adver-
tiser, the last publication 10 be thirty days at
least before the day OF hearing and that all credi-
tors who have proved their debts, and other per.
sons interested, may appear at said time and place
and show cause If any they have, why the prayer
of said Petitioner should not be granted.
WIN. =. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District
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CARD.

- -er' sE,d would EXPIRE. bis Lclrtl,it
'' 9. ..- trI-uis 90 Apjoycr i3r a donation
rtrl-.s a. Iy1. ,ib 8 nice sop. c.
.af-i-lei Ger ihe ,J -asion. sad, a.,el
h.. s'r.L season, u,s c.na3uy retired.
q. '-sr.a OF s-i.y. Nay tao Lord bless
81 eos Aud5yer.
Eey C.. e UANNAFoKD.
Aa'.7.-, Feb. Io.ls7r.
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Renne's MagicOil.

RENNE'S MAGIC OIL cures rheumatism
RFNNE'S MAGIC OIL cures Ncuruligs'
EFNNF'S MAGIC OIL cures Sprains,
EENNEfS MAGIC OH. cures Btut~es'
RENNE'S MAGIC OiL cures Cole
EfNNF'S MAGIC OIL cures C0era hOrpus'
TFNNF'~ MAGIC OIL cures Coughs,
EENNE'S MAGIC OIL cures sore lhroAt.
s9iI fn Paris by 4. NJ Hammond; 80. Paris,
if nm a. IL WILEY. 80 Waterford, tua- Dung
F-,sit.r-. n 4. Ware. Harrison, ~ mm.nd \ son
w1i. EENNE 4 son. Propr'rs, PittsLeld, Mass.
uc--s 5u
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To The Cou,tv Couimissioners Of The CountgoC %
fort and state Of M1iRe -

To me County Commissioners Of The Countgof Or
fort and state Of Maine
u ESPECTFULLY represent the Undersigned
IL citizens OF Fryeburg and Lowell, In said
County, that common convenience and necessity
require the location OF n highway, wholly in said
Lowell, beginning ~ point AZ or near the resi-
dence % George I. HammOns, in said Lowell, on
the northeasteIly side Of the road leading from
Lowell Village over Christian hin, 20 called, and
running 20 a point on the nOrthery side OF the
road leading by Dean McDaniers residence, IN
said Lowell, aud near tie foot of McDanieps hill
and to discontinue the present road from said last
named point TO said Christian Hill road; and
further u discontinue so much of the old Frye
burg and Lowell Centre road a. les between the
forks Of the road on the shave Hill aud Jacob C.
Smiths residence in said Fryeburg.
A. II. WALKER,
and - others.
lowell Jan T. ls-G. Us
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

>CSE MrnICNH.-"L. Atwood's ger
- a Potent Remedy, mild, srmlsss, bat cure in
10 operation, puride' iho blood, r.itorcs the
wasted energies, regulate. sudersngcI functions
~ g.v,iue Ele ami viros Co he whole system
ltis urEi'al,sd s. a Liver luvigor4tor, and highly
eoucts.EAieI. .s w-fsaS,ed 10 CONTAIN more Med.
ga properties Ia = = cent lo'tl' than any other
lariEor-tor" or ''>sr's lsri Ia" so'i for dollar
80 Ee0@-c vf Dangerous limitations. sec that
BE- bears tac trade marx "L. r." u red ink, large
i-'te-s Or ycu wa be- rrc,si, imposed Spcu.
limzyIy
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AArhiEos prevents the Hair from
turning srar, rcne-s .ts growth sad
si1 FL viEo-. Z, r. delightfully."- per
- '-i h-teI splendid drsssiag. Il . the
"a SAD most desirable Hsir Tonic ever pro
WE ICED by the elite. Price only - cents.
srrl5 '15-y
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New Advertisements.
Particular Notice !

AL PERSONS indebted 90 PARIS tLV1 a.
= tNt7 90 sre hereby -pecJruiy notified that
81 atcugrts MUST Pc SETTLED WITHIN ihiI'y ud!
com -l5 d-tc. Oalns 20 recent chSnse tl . O.t
arm This Is IMPERATIVE, and an SccoU i
rI9e ul paid 10 the expiration Of tnat uiAe
vr-If I, l,-it ,,itn ar Attorney Tor collection
"-- PARIS FIGURING co.
s--,-h paris Feb L. ls-t. ~
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Co1n.nis,ioners, Nolice.

TUE uuder-i -uel having been appointed by the
Hon judge 81 Probate ior tn" County OF or
fond on the thirl Tuesday 0fIanusry. \. u. l>lt,
COMMIT s,oucr. Co receive and cV1mn NJ Tie claims
OF creditors against The estate " Ii8mliu Roach
lstc of Albany. IN ssl County. deceased, repre-
scuic. wsolvcut. hereby give notice That Xxx
month. from 'he date oi stHi appointment 1c
allowed Oh said creditors in which On present and
prove fhe- claims and that they will br m session
90 tbe following place, and q mes for the purpose
Of receiving th' same, viz; 70 the ofirc OF Enoch
Poster. i-. 200 Bethel ou saturday. june 81. and
~lturitv July ~ i--i ~ one O'Clock ia The aitcr-
uonl OF clrl or -fiI DAYS
Dated 'hi. llth Isv of Februarr, lS,6. %
LEANDER r. - BARKER.
CHARLES II. HEB>El.
ONtoEp, S.:-A,a Court ofProhatr held az Paris
W..i,u arl for the County % OXFORD,
ou ihe third Tue.day OF January 4. y. lss'.
CINEON " COOLIDGE. Administrator on the
y estate OF pIvii BRYANT late OF Canton iu sad
County deceased, having prc-entrt hi- account Of
slr distraction ON fhe e-.ttc ot said deceased TOT
allowance
Ordered. Uatthe said Administrator give notice
20 al persons Interested by causing copy % this
orIerfo he ruhlshCGthrce weeks succc.siyely In ths
oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris, that they may
appear at a Probate Court 20 De held az Paris
In sai County on the third Tuesday of March next
a. o'clock 10 the ioreuoonaud -hcw cause II any
thcs have why the came shouid not Dee allowed.
4. n. WALKER, Judge.
Atruecopy-sttcst: II. c. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

NEws.-Wc shall endoavor to furnish
all current news In an abridged form, every week.
carefully selected from the many daily and weekly
papcrs which compose our exchange list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

OEtV null
1A{NfMENPS
So nearly PEI feet are the recipes of these won
o'fiu' pain'sooihius and healing Ccntaur Lini
asnts That We can confidently say they will allie
Niote amy pain arising from flesh. hone or
~ ,uscle arrangements. Me do not pretend that
t..sR VIII mend a broken leg or e1tern,innte
,'1sf Uut even iu such cases they will reduce the
i'nS'Iuh ahd stop tue pain. Nor can We guar
ohed by whisiey. Temperance is rs neces.
- 20 " proper ply steal a. mental condition.
Inc white Centaur Linin mt l. particular.
:! 'Napten 10 an cases OF Hheunatisui, Lum ba.
e. NtuIalgia, Ery sipelas Itch, NpraIns, chill.
o.iu7' us lruises, Stings, POisons sea Ids sci
~ weak Back, Pains In the side Wounds.
~ c'P4ns SlncWs, BURNS, Frosted Feet, Palsy
farache, Iooth.ache, Headache Ulcers, old
sores Broken Bressts sore Nipples, Sore Throat
Group, Dipiheria, etc. The most Of these com.
plants the Centaur Linlment will cure; all ofthem
u VIII oeroht IL Will extract the poison rom
o',e' and stings, and will cure burns and .caIds
without scar The following is but sample Of
= tho0ssnd similar testimonials:
,,,- "ANToCH, Ill, Dec. /, 1874.
Ny vile has, for long time been a terrible
~, :' os nom rheumatism. She has tried many
=.
th"t mas given h,r relief Is Ccntaur Linimtnt. I
~" f'Jolced % SAY this has cured her.
w II. RING, Postmaster"
IL '' an iadiSpuisblc. fact that the Ccntaur Lini.
menis are performing cures never before ef-
fee'ed by any preparation in cN,stence,-likc
chronic Rheumatism OF thirty years standing
strengthening fingers and joints which had been
etc. '''''' '''N' '"''s'
one dollar COZ oven Gllv cents invested in Cen.
tt-t eminent viii De within reach when an
"Vc'ueht occurs, aud will do more good than
Su' amount "t money paid for medical attend.
N"'.. "Ntn it -lc4an- are call ell they frequently
prices for d.
khc Yellow Centaur Linimcnt
H. adapted o. One tough skin, muscle -ni flesh of
w ah. MAJ CREATION. lt~ elects upon severe eases
v' spawn sweeney. Niul Gall, Big Head, and
F''l Ey.',a.c little less than marvellous.
Nessrs.J Mcclure & Co., Drusyists, cor. Him
and Front SIS, Cincinnati, o.. SAYS:
In ouy ne .shborhsod number Of teams,er,
are us.Hs Che Ccntgur liuiment. Thoy pronounce
IL 3I-!'1r to anything the, have ever use We
ST. as hSh A. four 20 five dozen bottles pcr month
- 'NntT> OF horse aud mules"
We have volumes OF testimonials describing
cures OF Spraius, Kicks. Calls, PonEvil, Rig.
Head, and even Founders, which are little les
th1n msrvels. No owucr OF an sntmal can aa,ri
TO Toe without bottle ~ Ceuiaur LiniuICnt which
any day may prove worth twenty times i.s cost.
sold everywhere but prepared only az the
laboratory Of y. b. Rose & CO.,
fi DIZZY ST, NEW YORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

'.t arl strong Lg -eyu, a..uS tleir
.-. .3se,s w.ta C4l,erIa &c is more
'.'.'e iaAa Castor oh. aal o. SO pleasant % take
e. = ---ey Iss Wai Collie. sour stomach,
..-'. SD Co-t.yene.-. tasre Is uo.hin. in cS.s.
'lse eau4. O. C4.;ors.
Why will you suffer from Rheuma
ial-- STA Joints, Svelluss. Burns,
Weak Etcs when the Ceuraur Liu.ment
certain relief. Many articles s1oths pain
o .'r-a extent, but tss Cen.aar Lioimeu,
Tie Waite Lm.m-a; is i0r che huusu
- l--T Liauea; Is Tor horses ana
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
THE
Oxford Democrat
PROSPECTUS.

PoETRY.-Every week, two or three
ed one upon the fourth page aud one or two upon
tho FIRST page. Poetry has been called 1.-THE Ian
guage Of the soul" and that T. the perfect deini
ton OF true poetry. It sometimes pleeses person
TO see one OF his or her "pOcms' In
paper. TO Gntter, aud 20 secure their influence
and the influence Of their friends many editors in
sert lines which are the worst kind Of dOggerel
Hereafter no poem will Dc inserted unless Il ex
hitits some literary merit. No poetry will be in
serted with obituary notice unless paid
advertisement Selections viii be made from the
works OF the most distinguished poets Of America
and Europe, and from the best current literature.
Poetry should cultivate the taste and the sentiment
of readers. All selections Will be made with a.
rect reference TO those objects.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

Too 1"rN9 10 DtE.-Thawsnas Of young per.
s'as Between sac s,ct OF o. t9i g dicof cou,ump.
tor every one OF vaom N "a. have been saved
by using HtLI's hoNrr GO HoEkHoUNr ANp
IA;- when ,as cold ds.t sct I'M
20. Ta---asE. n---. IA .- nm. - .-L.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for ysars rom lli1
y N-ryons Debility, Premature Decay ana ,ii
-. chests of yuuisfal iudiIcrcll0n will iJ' 'Ho
49,. III ,aGrrng asmauity, send ifee 70 - vi" ~
1000 -.-rs,ie ~ which hc was car sd- N.ueIeIs
...iI..t ID prott by the zdYertiters eAPel'en0'
49,, ID. 20 ~ undressing in petis-t cn9hl ~,
- I0HN o.. OGDEN, - Ceoaf "a = 1
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Weather Report.

temperature last week At s A.. NJ.
oa ssunIay - clear; Monday $50 clear; Tue day.
as Sle@s; Wednesday, lS5 snow: Thursday,
o.. 0'oudyi Friday, "a snow; Saturday, $40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

oh, my back' How often DOVE hear ti.,s.
words. Tas-pain ia your sack. nine time. out
o. 'eo' arises from sidney disease. Rrars K,u
eay'b''l as directed, VII cure an di.oase, OF the
1iiney'' oiaIie- ana urinary organs. Try i..
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INNINI VIUNHi
F. T. CROMmETT, A. g., Principal

F. T. CR0MMET TT, A. B., Principal.
AppIE O. MATHEWS, Teacher OF Higher Eng
lsh and French.
ARRIE c MORSE, Teacher Of the Intermediate
Department.
ANNA Il CROMMETT, Teacher Of tue Primary
Department.
Teacher OF Drawing and Painting.
CORA SKIrLINGs, Teacher Of Instrumental
Music.
TUITION;
The rates OF tuition viii be the same a- usual 10
all pupils residing outside the limits o. Di''rct
No. >, In Paris. Pupils who are rot pre7cnt the
whole term will nav g. cents per week for Common
English and IS for Higher English and Languages.
In addition 20 the usual course OF Instruction
arrangements are in progress FOR obtaining the
services Of teacher OF Vocal Music. lf success.
mi two lessons per week will hc given free To an
pupils Of the High school and Intermediate De
partment.
For circulars or catalogues OF the school, apply
70 GRO 4. WILSON, ESQ. WV. !. WHEELER, F..
F. STONE, i. NJ, or +. 7. CRoMNETr, Principal,
south Pans, Maine.
January, I. 1876. w
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why le, aches and pains your temper spoil
4 cure is sure d. using
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APPLETON'S
American CyclOp@dia.
Now Reviaed Edition.

Entirely rewritten b. The ablcsf writer's cu every
subject Printed from new t,nc and Illustrated
with Several Thousand EneaviIes and Mans.
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f. now the cry with everybody. Then the ques,
ton that ought 20 be earnestly asked by everyone
IL: GLOW ,hall We CURE THEM" We answer
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"Strictly Cash Basis p
Twenty Years in Trade

believing this to be the BETTER WAY Tor both
buyer and seller. We believe that All experience
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Administrator Sale.

JAMES S. WRIGHT. Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-25
CRYSTAL CORN SYRUP,

Tho purcst and most wholesome article In the mar
ket, and Of the same grade and hAyor Of Maple
Syrup. And
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-25
MORE THAN 5000 IN USE
VALUABLE
COAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

The undersigned will offer at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY, April LIST, 1876,
The following property, tO-wlt: the Coal Shalt
known as tho "borland Shaft" Ia the city Of Steu-
benyie, Ohio, said shaft being now In full opera
ton, together with al the appliances thcreWlth
Connected, for the purpose Of mining and shipping
coal, consisting Of 10 coal bArscs, about onu-nalt
being comparatively new, and all in good running
order, coal boat, several hltS, horses, mules,
10 ponies, CARTS wagon, harness, and also large
steamer named Michigan"
There Is Connected With said Shalt about l6i
acres OF Cual land which will be sold with i. Said
property will he offered for sale at the Works on
The day named, unless sooner sold At private sale.
.aTermS made known on day Of sale.
swIFT's IRON L STEEL WORKS,
DUNBAR 4 KrTIcAKT, their Attorneys.
Ea9E,S
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GkeGatelIigtttfer
,Pabllshed in the Intelllseucer BY Relestl
"THE PALACE o. THE KING.


ny wILLIAx MITCHELL EDiSBuRdh
MA bonnie, bonnie Warl' that we're linn In ih'
An, .a mi Is the Ian We often truiyel thrcG;
Bu. 10 vain We took for something 10 winch "u
For It's beauty Is as nacthIus to the palace Of tn
King
We Ike the silIed simmer, wi It's merry, meH!
An We I'D when hOary winter lays Its bcautie
WI the de,d
~, aRe 10 Ken il dlarna touch the palace o tn
King
Then, again, I've iul.t heen thinEin' that when
The sun 10 a is grandeur, an the muHe wi quiz
erin licht,
The Dream 4 the simmer, or the woodland '"'
What maun IT be up yOnucr + the PaIace . tue
King.
II, here We haze DOR trials, an rs here that hof''
pIres ,,.,. ,,,, ,,,.or,cj
A. HIS CHOSEN for the ralmcni which Tue 'a"'oIneA
An, ~, bsTe Nat liz vnd hear US, mid ooF tribu'
nWcIi trust OF God wha reisncth / the palace o
the King.
Though nj. palace isup yonner, lie has king dom'
hg ere HIy snisavaIor., wherever We may go;
we've message to deliver, an we've lost Anes
To 10 ied and ioysl.hcartet + the palace o the
KING.
oh It, honor helped On honor that Ills CourtIers
should be Ien
Fac the Tandrn anes lie died ioI, T. this warr o.
sin an pain,
An It's iuc,, lore an service that the Christian aye
should bring
To the feet o Him wha reisneth the palace o the
King.
An lat US trust Him better than we've ever done
aio c,
For rhy King will feed His servants irae Ills ever
Lat Il, kecpu closer grp o Hin, for time Is on tho
An sumo Iie1l come and TAX us to the palace o the
King.
lsiy'ry halls are bonnie, upon which the rainbows
AMI ls Eden boW's are trelllsed wi neyer.iadin'
Al the pclrly gate, o. heaven do glOriOu, IA.
dance fling
On the starry floor that Shmn,ers T. the palace o
the King.
Nae NIGHT shall be In heaven, an uae deiOlaiIn sea-
And nae tyrAnt hOofs shall tramplc 7 the city o.
the free;
There's an everla,tln' daylight, an a ncver.tadIn'
spring,
King.
We sec cor riendsaWat US over yonnGr al Ills gate;
Then lat Us a be ready for ye ken It's gettIn' Iate
Lr cor lamps be BRIGHTLY burnin'; lat'S raise COR
voice and sing,
sumo wen meet, to PART nae malr T. the palace o.
the KING
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-25
rnnernl Of Mrs. shaw.

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw
took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence Of her son.in'law, James Parks,
on North Fourth street. There was
large attendance OF friends and relatives.
The ceremonies were conducted by Rev.
DR.. Kelley, Of Wheeling, and Rev. q. G.
Beatty, Of this city, who bore strong testi-
mony to the many virtues and Christian
character Of the deceased. The pail
bearers we're ]. G. Davidson, J. @. Cope
land, @. N. Allen and John d. Lindsay,
Among the friends present from abroad
were Mr.. II. K. List and family, Mr..
Adams and Mrs. Ray, Of Wheeling, and
Mrs. 3. W. Doyle, Of seWickly.-SIeabei-
nile Htrald. ..-.---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-25

Nos. liz, land 10 run Daily % aud trom Clncin.
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-25

Paid for loses & matured GndOWmcn'S.t ssd.lga 80
Paid dividends to pOlicy-hOlders...... Gil III Is
Number Of policies In forCc..".... So,"sl
Amount Insured thereby sGO?I7,lsG 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-25

Nos 2 and Daily. No. Daily ACCT sunday.
East bound trainS make connections al baiunl,fe
With trains for Philadelphia, New York and Boston,
At Washington City, for all points South.
Westbouhd tTalnS make direct connection for all
points West and Northwest.
Pullman PllAce Can on an night trains.
Sleeping car on Nc. from Wheeling TO Chicago.
WHEELING, PfTTsG AND BALT. DIVISION.
RAsT-LRAva wHr-LRAyIs
wheeling daily swaahlnSton, Pa.
at.............755 n m daily at........5.i0 a. "a.
wheeling daily eWaAhlngton, Pa
m daily Rt.........l Is n IN.
Except sunday. l"EkCvPI sunday.
Tickets to all principal points can 30 procured At
the Ticket 0fice AZ the Depot
THUS. r SHARP,
Master Of Tmnspdrtation.
3. 7. DEvR1ES, General Agent, Wheeling.