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YOUNG
MORRILL, MESSENGER +!

4 ouN@
MORRILL, MESSENGER !
This young inbred trotting Stallion, will
make the season of 1877, Fridays and Satur
days excepted, at the subscribers farm in
Piermont, N. II.
Description AND STOCK,
: Young Morrill, Messenger is dapple black
has a fine glossy coat, stands IS hands high
and weighs 100 lbs His action like his moth
er and grandsirc is long, strong and elastic
he has never been driven for speed. but at
times on the road shows gait close to thirty.
Young Morrill, Messengers colts have been
entered many times in large fields of competi
tors at County, State and New England Fairs.
where without exception they have been
awarded first or second premiu ms. We think
this enough to recommend his stock.
PEDIGREE:
Young Morrill, Messenger was sired by Young
Draco, time Dab; Draco, 2:27a; by Young
Morrill,, 1882; by Old Morrill,, time said to be
2:3i: Young Morrill, Messengers dam was La
dy llawkens 242s BY Cushman Horse 237 !;
by Old Morrill, Cushman Horse. Dam WINS
sired by Winthrop Messenger by imported
Messenger.
TERMS: $500 tonsure, due MAY /, 1871
or $1,000 the season to end Aug, Is, 1877,
Any uninterestcd person that will come and
SEQ this horses colts and do not Drononnce
them better than the get OF any horse thev
have seen, will be paid for their trouble.
For further particulars see large bills or
address,
l.. e., KINNEY.
olwto Piermont, N. II,
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ORFORD,
Died in Georgetown, Mass, June
21st, Major Frederick NJ. Edgell,
aged AZ years. Mr.. Edgell, when
our country wanted soldiers and
was in great need of them, raised a
company of artillery in Manchester
and the adjoining towns, and went
forth to fight for the cause of liber
ty. He was one of New Hamp-
shire's most daring and brave sons,
and was in number of the hard.
est battles but passed through them
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PORTSMOUTH, May lS, 1860.

You are hereby ordered lmme'
diately, upon sight of these, to
cause all the men enlisted by you.
and your officers, to march to Lich.
fed, to be at Lichfield on Thurs.
day, the Odd day of this instant
May, without fail, in order to mus
ter, receive this billeting, and pro.
coed on thence to No. 4.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Edmund Booking To the
undersigned Trustee, dated the - h day
of December A. ID. 1919, and OF record in
the CLERKS Office OF the County Court of
ONO county, in deed OF trust rOON No. Ii,
PAGE 1Sl, | VIII, on Monday, the 18TH
day oI August, 1877. commencing at lO
O'Clock a. M, at the Drug store OF the said
Edmund Booking, on the corner of l-th
ana Chapliuc streets, in the city OF Wheel
ing, sell at pubic auction 10 Tn" highest
aud best b oder the following described
property: All the castings, furniture, YES
sells. medicine, and property contained IN
tn" drug store OF the sad Edmund Book
ing, embracing, among other things, ii
show cases and contents, TO bottles, Jars
and cans aud tncir contents, package
..ud case OF patent medicsnes, iron safe,
book case aud desk, library containing
two hundred volumes Of Pharmaceutical,
Ch smiCal and scientific books, pIeSCrlp-
lIpn ca e together with Its bottles and CON
tents, soda fountain, microscope, pair
OF scales. and all kinds Ol medicines, drugs
auC liquors that apperLaln 10 "A frSt-cIasr
dug ; ore.
At the same time, but at the dwelling
house, Oi the said Booking, situated on
18th Get, between Eofi and Byron streets,
Tie u 'rSigucd Will sell, by virtue of the
said 4, all the household ana kitchen
urnl'u - OF said Booking, Consisting ui
beds, DrdsteadS, carpets, divanS, chars,
stands, book cases, - YES, glassware, look
ing glasses, and almsSt everything that is
u-uaily contained in well furnished
dwelling house, At the same time ! WILL
also Sell several pieces OF Jcwelry ware.
For more parliCuli II description OF The
property 10 be sold, reference II made Ia
he said deed 81 trust, or parties desiring
to purCuas" may obtain iull information
nom the Trustee.
Terms Of payment made known on the
day Of sale. W. -. JOHNSON,
IN.y Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE

nEA DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. BY
" viTtu of q cyd OF trust made and
executed 10y Matthew AItmyer and Mary
f. his wife 10 tn undersigned Trustee,
Il ityd the 27tG day OF July. 1919, and OF
record i'm the Clerk office of the County
court OF ONO county, Wet Virginia, N
de, OF trust took No. 9, page IS, / Will, on
Thursday, The 3OIh day of August,
1877, beginning at 10 O'Clock a. IN. OF said
day, AT he 'front.' door Of the Court House
OF said Ohio unity. sell at public auction
the following property, that Is to say
tIgutN- feet III length of the east end
OF lot uumbeTei Ell ven DOT No. I'D in thu
plat o lots aid oct by John Nc ure, in
the northern part Of the city Of Vince ing,
the -aid Lot being thlrty-thle c ice - feet
an rIUut ON Market street, v - side, and
cXtrul.ng back Oi the uniform width Of
said front toward Coal street, eighty-three
feet, O-elher with All the improvements
{ eIcUn, cons sting OF a cOmmodlous tSO
story back dwelling, containing seven
rooms bath room, and modern conven-
fences.
TERN. or -ALE-Oue-haliOith the purchase
money in cash, and the residue In one
year from the day of sale, the purchaser 4"
give note with approved security Tor the
payment of he deferred Iustaiiment, with
interest, and the title q the property 10 be
retained until the purchaS" money II paid
in iuI. PETER COSTELLO, Trustee.
", "A. HAaLER, AuctlOneeT. Jy3l
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Sale Of Bank Stock.

IN PURSUANCEOF AN ORDER MADE
| by the Board OF the school Fund, and
in compliance with the provisions OF
Section 10, Chapter l25 oil the Acts 49, g.,
the tullowlng Bank stocks are offered IOr
sale by the board of the school Fund OF
West Virginia, to wit:
80 shares, OF So each, in the First Ma
tlOual Bank OF ralrmOnt.
II -hartS, OF 500 each, in the National
Bank OF West Virginia, 1T Wheeling.
- shares, 800 eaCu, IN the Parkers-
burg National Bank.
s-raled bids Will he received by me at the
Auditors office, ia Wheeling, until the
I5TH DAY or AUG UST, 1877, Tor said stock ,
OF 50 many shares thereof As each bidder
may he willing to purchase.
The bidder must state in his b d what
stock and the number Of shares he desires
To pun, base, ana the price, in cash, he Will
pay for each share.
Tue right Is reserved to reject any or all
BIDS. JOSEPH =. MILLER,
jy3l SeC'y Board of school Fund.
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STATE NEWS.

The West Virginia Oil Record mas
been enlarged.
THE fall term of The University be-
gins on sept
A LARGE yield Of grapes il expected
throughout the State this year.
THE Tri. Weekly Courier entered upon
its fifth volume last Tuesday.
The ninth annual fair of Monor gala
county will commence September 18th
and continue three days
The Welsburg Council has fixed the
town levy for the present year at fifteen
cents on the 800.
THE daily mail between Point Pleas
and Gsllipolis has been discontinued by
the Postotfice Department.
THE Point Pleasant papers are
mourning the dulness of the matrimonial
market in that place.
The State papers do not seem to be
much enthused over the recent cleo
tions, as they do not display their poul-
try. ,,., .,
A NEW postofiice has been established
in Pendletun county, on the route from
Rawley Springs to Franklin, with Mr..
w. Hoover, ST.. rs postmaster.
GEORGE ELLIOTT was found dead near
the spring house on the old John Wilson
farm near Stcubenville last week. Mr..
+ lott was formerly u resident Of Brooke
county, this State.
ELEVEN persons were received into
the Episcopal Church in this place
Thursday night last The rite OF con-
firmstion WAS conferred by Bishop
Misunderstanding Independent.
THE Martinsburgh Independent says:
Now that the Capital election is over,
Let everybody 90 TO work and make our
approaching fair one of the best and
most successful which the society has
ever held. 1t can be done If the effort is
made.
LAST Wednesday Mr.. Harrison
Shreve was arraigned before Squire
Gibson on the charge of an attempt to
commit rape upon Miss Susan Ours.
The evidence was sufficiently strong TO
send the case To- the county court, and
the defendent WAS required to give bond
in the sum OF one thousand dollars iCr
appearance BuckhqnnOn Banner.
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BEAyERS AT WORK.
The Sight which Hnyden's survey
ing Party Saw I'm Wyoming Terri.
tory.

tory.
In almost any stream in the noun
famous parts OF Wyoming Territory you
NAV find more or less beavers aud beaver
dams. But Green River, and this whole
region, writes member OF Hayden sur
yeving party, surpssses any place know
of AS n resort for these animals, now so
scarce east Of the Mississippi. In the
rocky CANYON higher up this creek was
thirty or forty yards across, nor would 1t
have been much wider in the more open
valley below had it not been impeded.
But for a dozen miles the beavers had so
damned it and chOked it with their
houses that the water spread out mile
and more in width, aud hundreds Of
dead and living trees once far bsCk
from the margin were now standing
equally far out in the water. Some Of
the dams measures 100 o. more teet in
length and were built o. curve, with
the hollow of the curve up stream, yet 50
substantially that they were standing the
besting of the freshest with slight dam
AGE. All along the bank OF the stream
the hillside was bare OF aspens. and their
stumps, cut of close to the ground
showed what nave destroyed them.
Some OF the stumps were OF trees ten or
twelve inches ID diameter and 10 yards
from the water. yet there WAS no doubt
that these rodents had fe,ed those trees
trimmed Oft the branches, peeled away
the bark then dragged the log all the
way TO the wster TO put into new or
repair the old one Indeed, we surprised
some OF them At WORK. Most of the
dams were shorter than have mention
cd and ran from one to another, so that
there was network of them supporting
a growth Of willows and each enclosing
a little basin of deep, still water in which
would rise like an island the dOmed top
of their home. But the houses OF many
were under the bank and of others be
meath the dams, as we could see by the
paths to them, which showed plainly
through the water. Wherever the will
lows grew closely to the waters edge for
some distance there would be rosds
! through them a. frequent intervals, the
stems gnswed of and the weeds trodden
/ down smooth. Busy AS beaver &C
ouires a new force when we think how
1 ceasele,slv he must work to get his
daily lood, collect winter stores, keep his
house in order, repair his dam and guard
against enemies We saw none OF the
animals them,clveS They are. rarely
seen BY any one being able to detect
your approach by the jar of the ground.
| il not otherwise, and hide themselves
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WHAT TnEIDIEMUST DO.
Men Must Get 4 Ii Sing-HOw IL Used
10 be GOETHE old typical Amer
lean.

Washington ID. CO. Nation.
rhe evil OF men hanging around the
cities waiting to be hired, is one trans
planted from Europe where men move
IN their allotted grooves from the cradle
to the grave. The chief characteristic OF
the true American has always been to
lind work OF some kind whether IT be the
kIud he is accustomed to or not. In
nine cases out eff ten he has often turned
his hand to three or tour different call
Ings during his life. II he cannot find
work in making shoes he will take to
making Trousers. II he cannot find pa
tients rs physician he vii! enter the
pulpit and cure those who are sick IN
mind, and so on.
When the people landed q. Plymouth
they did not wait for some one to en-
ploy them, but took the inistive and be-
came their own masters in developing
agricultural resources and in the con-
struction of villages and towns. When
the Dutch came to New Amsterdam they
did not idly wait for possible master,
but entered into the business of trading
in peltries and trapping Tor them
Further south where the cavaliers land
ed, there were no waiting tor employer,
but immediate breaking of the ground
ire IN which they were to get their live
lihood and not only livelihood but
wealth.
Men must get living out OF the sol
aud the nearer they get TO 1t the better,
and this is what they have done from the
Of Ia
few wears. There are unemployed lands
all over the country which would EN-
ploy our idle population fifty times over,
and give them a good living, 1t they
had not lost their American habit OF
looking out tor themselves ana seeking
1t.
There are men in New York to day
who say that they would gladly work
for dollar day, and yet within thirty
miles of that city--a good days walk
farmers are paying two dollars u day Tor
harvest hanCs, which Is perhaps higher
Tor unskllled labor than is paid elsewhere
IN the whole world. There Is uncultl-
waited land in the neighborhood of Wash
ington in every direction, which
only waits for willing arms to furnish
bread and comfort to multitude of poo
pie
Thus, it is not work that is wanting,
but what is required to
bring the hands and the
work together. To do this the man must
acquire the habit OF the typical Ameri-
can, who always commute OF ways and
means unto himself in doubling the dit
fcult cape of every situation in which he
might fad himself A. 1t is now, he is
growing as helpless AS the European,
who can do only the one thing which ne
has been taught, and who IS unable to
take single step without master
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RATES OF AcvE RTiSsNC
TIE DAILY REGISTER.

One Squares inch space.
One time.........S - one month.-...S W
two times......... / % Three months. II %
one week....... 2 10 One year.-....... - W
One square manageable once week $50.
Spy cial Notices y per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy liked places -
Pc, cent additional.
Cots win be charged double for space
Ocuul lea
ODLttt Quinn advertisements, 81 per
cent add t.CLal.
Loca, NCuIcs 10 cents per liue-bW no
LVcoi ,IGl,r. 1tA be inherited fOf less than oEE
UOLLAk
All embellishments, except iO- establish
ed business houses, must be paid tor in adj
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the hrst appearance oi
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers viii be confined TO
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tiSeuents not connected with ii VIII be
charged Tor at our regular rates.
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HAYES, Surrender Equal TO Buchan-
ans

Ben Wade's Interview in N. Tribune.
think Hayes made a great mistake In
surrendering Louisiana and South Caro-.
nns Hens an honest man and l have
great respect for him, bat ne misJudged
his duty snockingly. Why, 1t was a
complete surrender to the South. l csn
compare 1t to nothing else than the course
of Buchanan in the last days OF his sd
ministration, when he gave mp the forts
and government property to the rebels.
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pr,D,r beln for weak aud nervous

RELIABLE help for weak aud nervous
sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
trating diseases cured without medicine,
Pulyermacher's Electric Belts the gtAhd
desideratum, Avoid imitation. BOOK
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMACHER GAL
vAXIc Co Cincinnati, ONO.
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LIST or IRIZE-

Gg72 Cash Prizes, amounting 10 STOOD.
Whole Tickets So. Halvr, -, Quarter
81 ,. II Tickets SlOJ, 80 Tickets 40, ~.
Tickets sJN.
Remitiaucrs can b" mad. by Mall, Ex
press. Drafl, +. .. Money order or Register
ed Letter, made payable 10 g. y. RaTTOW
& 90.
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere
Send Tefereu, - with application 10 pre-
vent delay.
g. ". BARRpw d CO..
General Managers, C0ufisr-J OuTnal Build .
ing, Louisville, Ky, or Thor. ~. Hays 4
CO., General Eastern Agents, tRG Broad.
way, New York.
rS5end for a Circular. aE5
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EARM FOR RENT.

A VALUABLE FARM On CHAPLISE
n Hill, near TINS city, known a. the
JACOBS farm said farm contains two
hundred acres OF land, three comfortable
houses, TWO splendid apple orchards and
two vineyards, all IL good order. Tins
farm Is suitable for either dalrymru,
gardeners, growers or butchers. Inquire VI
JACOB ALTMEl Err,
agbra BeuwOOd Iron Works.
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Largest stock of Meats I'm the
state.

CHESTER II Ms, THE BEST AND
y most reliable Hams in the market;
sugar Cured shoulders, Plain houlders,
= agar Cured Breakfast Bacon, Clear Sides,
Mess Pork, Family Pork, Rump Pork,
lure Leaf Lard in Ilercrs, Barrels, Half
Barrels, Kegs, Pals and Half.PailS. Our
own PrCduct-SuperlOr To any in tue mar
Ret. No risk OF loss and damage TO the
dealer in handling our meats. Prices re
now at b tom.
lei LIST. DAVENPORT x PARKS.
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LIST. DAVENPORT * PARKS,
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
n a Fortune. 9Th Grand Drawing, 1877.
Al New Orleans Tuesday, September 18th.
Louisiana stat" Lottery company.
This Institution was regu ariy incOrpor-
atcd ry the Legislature of The : ate for
Educational ana charitable purposes, in
1865, with Capital OF = 1850 go, To which
il has since added reserved iuud OF S3jI-
OUU, Its Graud Single Number Draw
ings will take place monthly. II never
scales o. postpoues. Look at The follow
ing scheme:
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS

IIOSRDE COUNTY, ". VA. THIS OLD
VI and delightful summer Resort wi II b.
open tor the accom- collation. Of yizlLOrs on
"a" 18th Of June. 50 establishment IL ~
superior In point Of beauty, comfort or ele .
gauc' Of Its sppOin tIneDts. Charges pen
ai"m, O., per week, tl7.S; per month, 81:
cbIIdI"U under ten ears Of age half price.
WHIT" and cOiOTcd servants, according Ia
crpmmOc,,iiVns. FOT further infOrmA-
ton address J. W. YOUNGER,
Je-b Superintendent.
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FOR SALE.

1NHE LOT ON KENTUCKY STREET
belonging TO EnOch Miller. 1t il A. feet
,ront by 6Odcep. For further information
enquire on the premises. jylSh
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1912 Prices, amounting tO............. .21l 500
Write TOR circulars or send orders to
" A. DNUFHIN,
P.O. Box bg2, New OIlean-, La.
Or t. i. FRANK MOORE x son, BIZ
Broadway, y. \,
Fourth Grand Dollar Drawing, Tuesday,
October "a. Capital Prize, $4,000. Tickets
81 cac= agegb
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FOR SALE.

FINE FARM ADJOINING THE
a town 81 Triadelphis, Ohio county, W.
Va, lying ON the pike, containing ITO
acres, about one half under COED state Oi
cultivation. Coal under all the land, good
Der, fine Improvements, good house,
good tsrn. stable and all necessary OUT
buildings, fruit, &c Terms 10 suit the
peTCnaSer, on long time.
For particulars enquire of HERNEl u
BRITT, Auctloneers Real Estate Agents
and Stock Brokers, No, 800 Market ST,
Craugle'S Block JysMM
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EXECUTORS SALE,

NHE UNrr RESIGNED EXECUTOR OF
the last Will aud testament OF y. e..
Arthur, deceased, late Ui the city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, hereby gives
notice that 10y virtue OF the provisions OF
said Will. he Will on
saturday, July 2Sth, n.y.,
Com %. eucing at 10 o'clock a. NJ. at the
front do.r.Of the Court House OF ohio
county, in the city OF Wheeling, Otier ioT
sale, AT pubic auction, the following des-
cTibed real estate, JO-wit: Lot numbered
thlrly-hyv l5jJ in Gruham's addition 10
the said city OF Wheeling, situate on tn
LUrth side OF Fifteenth street, between
Eofi and Jacob streets, excepting about
six tee of the west side OF said 1t extend
ing back seveuty-four "a feet, which was
sold by the said Arthur. said lot now
fronts on Fifteenth street about tity-iOur
Il, [, and extends back tOthe alley. There
l. erected on this lot large brick dwell
ing house, supplied with modern con
vUnlenceS, and Is a most desirable pro
perry. When "A sale Is made, tue convoy
ancO Will include the widows dover
right in the property. Ies" made known
o. day OF safe.
Persons desiring 10 examine the pro-
perty will call on the undersigned.
IuSi X. q. BARR, Executor.
The ABOVE sale is postponed until SAT
URDAN, -EPTEM Ben /, l>7i.
iy3D J. c. HERNEl, Aucuoneer.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

LNIGhTT CHOICE BUILDING LOTS On
D. Wheeling Island price from s40O to
500 each. Only one-sixth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually IN tye equal instaII-
IL ents, with interest. Apply 20
John p GILCHRiSl,
oc3Jh =; Tor Nj.
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Atrhs'ling ge9lster.
terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILk RG4IsTER.

yne year ...........S5 W Three months..S w
~ riOutns....... 81 One month. 10
PRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
PuDllshed every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
one copy, yr..SI ~ One copy d mOs.2 "
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr...sl 81 Six copies, yrs 1U
one copy, mos o. Ten copieS,l yr. IL w
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
llAIN in the right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increases pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are CoStive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There isgenerally considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied apain-
ful sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrustS every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
.omS attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FLYER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happyresults. No better
oathartic can be used, PrcP2-ato-!
10, or after taking Quininc We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this d;se2sc to give them :
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious derangements, nd
as a simple Purga,iyc, the are IL
equaled.