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Prlcst-Isidden Snntn.

What sort OF reconstruction Spain has
undergone since the war may be inferred
from the fact that the 80 called higher
priesthood are the virtual ruIers Of the
land. Their influence is omnirotent with
tho ruling classes, and in matters ever 10
slightly connected with their ministry, no
project or civil governor dare contradict
an order OF the bishop or religious gover :
nor. The following incident, for which
l can vouch, lately occurred: A young
priest was going through the motions Of
saying mass, when, on coming to the pray.
ers for the pope, bishop, king, etc., he
unintentiOnaIly, and probably owing to
the Latin'S being too many for him, ON.
ittedthe bishor'a name. Up jumped the
latter gentleman q, who happened to be
present, and in voice ofthunder e1claim.
ed, ~ want you to know, sir, that am
before the king-yes, 1 am before the
king, sir" The poor priest at that moment
felt like vanishing into his boots.
The public schools and teachers are
entirely under prieatly control, though
supported by the city Iunds. have
known Protestant children OF blameIess
conduct dismissed from The school BY the
bishops written order. Excuse, that
they might contaminate the rest Of the
scholars. OF course, they boss the CEN ter.
les, though they are likewise city prop.
erIy. | can instance the case OF Catholic
gentleman, former resident Of New Or.
cans, who had spent some $500 In an
mausoleum Tor himself and family, He
soon nIter died, and his body was refused
sepulture therein, because he had been n
Freemhon and had refused TO see lbe
priest when on his slckbed. He was buried
in Protestant cemetery against the tears
and protests OF hiG family, who could moi
bear 10 see their father's remains 40 treat
ed. The bishop was appealed TO in vain
the Alcade, the project, were all appeal.
ed TO, but they dare not Counlermand the
order Of the omnipotent bishop. An A
laSt resort the coffin wRB enclosed in
metallic case, that danger to the public
health might not be alleged againSt'iA re.
nova, and the case appealed 10 Madrid.
The highest legal counsel was employ.
cd, the case waA iavorabIy decided ON 6y
the supreme tribunal, the leading Free.
mRaona and most prominent politicians In
Madrid took the matter In hand, but oil
In vain. The metallic coffin OF the Cath.
ole subject rests TRANQUILITY In the Pro.es-
tant battle-ground by far a pIeaSantor
place than tho gloomy cemetery OF moth
or church, by tho way, and the all pow
eriul bishop struts about the srees IA big
"a life, And yet Spanish conservatives
are Mortified at such demagogues as Gam.
beta and CASTELAR,, Jules Simon and Ruts
Zorllin.-C~rePOHdeHoe Springfield Repub.
lean.
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Marshall County Teaeher,s Insll.


FRIDAY EVENING.
Editors lntsIliseuOer.
The exercises were opened with sing.
ing BY a number Of ladies and gentlemen.
T. s. Riley was introduced and spoke at
some length on the subject Of education.
He noticed the fact thai upon the teacher
depends whether scholars perform their
duty or not, Teachers should teach
much outside Of the text book. They
should give pupils much general knowl.
edge. The children should all be taught
the laws OF the county, state and nation.
They should know the duty Of the law.
makers, the executive, and the judges OF
the law. All good citizens should know
these things, and they should he taught
IN the common school rooms OF Mar
shall county. Good morals should be
taught in our schools also, for here Ia
where we are to lay the foundation for
the future morals OF our men and women.
MIR. Riley acquitted himself we'll. Reel.
tationS were given by Messrs. Writ, 70.
no, Powell and others. I. J. Parsons
sang q song with good effect. Miss Lucy
Roberts sang u medley with such good
effect that she was loudly enCored, when
she sang a German song, bringing down
the house with applause. Miss Mary
HendershOt gave an organ solo. Messrs.
s. K. Hanen and F. II. Crago each gave a
short talk on the Importance Of properly
supporting our public schools.
The following resolutions were offered
at the close and unanimously adopted by
a rising vote.
!. That the thanks Of the members Of
the Institute are hereby rendered to Capt.
W.. L. Bridges, Superintendent OF the
Penitentiary, for his invitation to visit
the institution, and for the cour lesies ex.
tended by both himself and his subordi-
mates while there.
9. That We tender our thanks 10 the
members Of the Board Of Education oil
the Moundsville Independent School Dis
trict, for the free use OF the RChOol hall in
which TO hold the sessions OF our lnSti.
tute. On motion adjourned 10 meet again
on the last Monday Of September, 1873.
Thus closed by far the most successful
session Of our institute. Nearly all the
teachers present took an ictive part In
the proceedings, and we apprehend that
there will 60 forth from this meeting an
influence that will tell for good upon the
schools Of the county. Many Of our best
citizens attended the SESSIONS during the
day, and each evening the hall was crowd.
ed. REPORTER.
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NOTICE


W.
Edward WymGn, T.. +. Cutter, 7. c, II, Smith.
IofephDaVis, Thomas Porter, william \ Chgn.
cSlIo! late Special Receiver, appointed By the
Circuit Court Of Wood county, III n Crruin kuIt
"a chAncery therein depending between said
Edward WymAn and +. + Cutter, cnu-
pIainAntS, aud Joseph Davis and I. {, II Smith,
defendants, and John ". Wills, Special Re-
Selyef,, appointed by said Court In said cauie,
DieRdAntS
In the Circuit Court 0! Ohio county, We Viz
gtniA. In ChnnCOry
10 the above named parties. plaintiff A d de-
IPndan,S; You will take nOliR that ILc above
ehtitlCd cause was referred 10 INC, one Of lhp Com
M'nlOnCn OF the Circuit Court Of Wood tom ", Rt
The Decenhcr term. 1871, fer the pnrpose % u.cer-
tanning and reporting 10 the Court CcnNI facts
particularly required by said deere Ot reference,
copy, Of which Is In my OtlCV and to which you
are referred for particular statement 0I .Tery.
thing TO he examined into and reported M n BY
Tie commissioner. In accordance with me oIdtr
OF rC't renee aforesaid, hHve fixed upon II q six.
tenth day Of January, 1873 IctwGGn III, h urs Of
yGClo'G A. N. and T. N, u sud day, AInIy Ottice,
4'| Count street, In the city Of farkGrS urS, In
the county Of Wood, state Of West VhguiG' 10
mGe the t"'titinny Of all the parties TO vi action,
desired AMI dcrmCd nCeC saTy, and will continue
Tie Ame from day TO day and tins 10 time nee
eS'nfy, until all the testimony and the IT. Ort Of
the undent Ined 10 completed rs required ly .ald
OrIler Of reference.
You are commanded, In the name Of II e State
o. West Virginia, 10 he and appear bcOrc nie, 10
oDedlence to llss notice and to protect your inter
Reference.
Given under my hand, at my Office, this ilth
day Of December, 1871.
BARNA. P0WEI l.,
ucl'-M Commissioner,
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AAO A4AEO SVAA NAGNOhlAb
The funeral Of Col. Geo. W. McCook who
died a. New York on. Friday, took place
At SIeubenville yesterday afternoon. The
remains left New York a! 6P. N. Satur-
day, and reached setubenville yesterday
morning, and were Immediately tskento
the ID Presbyterian Church, where they
lay III atase after the morning service IN.
NAP. M, At which hour the funeral took
place.
Col. McCook was born 10 CsnOnSburg,
Pa, In 1922, and was a member Of family
that became noted during the war a. "thO
fighting ;Mcoooks." He himself was an
officer 10 the Mexican war as far back as
1916, and while he was not in the Geld
during the late war he did efficient ser.
Woe In the way Of organizing regiments
and otherwise aiding the government 10
put down the rebellion. He had three
brothers killed in the war, viI-Gencrals
Daniel and Robert, and Charles, a pri-
vate. His father was killed at Burlington
leland In the pursuit Of Morgan in 1868.
Hls brother Alexander Is senior aid de
camp on General shermans staff, and
Was present at the funeral yesterday.
HisSixth brother Ia General Ed. NcCook,
late minister to the Sandwich Islands.
The Colonel was a. one time tho part.
nsr Of 3. NJ. Stanton, with whom he stud.
led law. He was a man OF considerable
talents and hne social qualities. he has
been a recognized leader among the De.
mooracy for many years. He was at one
time Attorney General Of Ohio, and was
the candidate Of his party for Governor
in 1871, but was defeated by General
Noyes. He nominated John c. Brecken.
ridge for Vice President in tho Demo.
cratic Convention Of 1856, and also Hor.
alto Seymour for President in the Con.
ysntion Of 1858. He was Chairman oil
the Ohio Democratic delegation at
Charleston In 1850, aud subsequently at
Baltimore in the same year, and wa, a
strOus supporter Of Douglas lie was
not in active practice as q lawyer at the
tine OF his death, and was better known
as a railroad man and politician. He
was very popular at steubenyille and
will be greatly missed there as apublic
spirited citizen.
Col. McCook made his third trip to
Europe this last summer, partly for his
health and partly to bring home son and
daughter whom he had LEI! in Paris to be
educated when abroad from 1871 to 1875.
His frat trip was made before the war in
connection with the bonds of the Steuben.
vile & Indiana (now Pittsburgh, Cincin-
matt 4 St. Louis) railroad. He was a
man highly cultivated both by reading
and travel, and, being possessed OF ample
means, dispensed an elegant hospitality
at his home In Steubenville.
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DIED..

DUNBAR.-At Cincinnati, Ohio. on Thursday,
her aye. LILY kOPtIA, youuGett daughter OF IY1-
DeIls and the late Daniel Dunbar.
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs. Ann Crym-
Die, Eighth street, thI, city on Tuesd, y, January
list, Ht2P.N Friends Of the family are rcsrCc,-
fully invlted 10 attend. Intermcnt at Greenwood
Gems cry.
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BEECH BOTTOMS.
aHoRr CREEK REAnHEp.

Here We are down 10 Short Creek.
What has become Of that frame building
on the bank Of the river near tie mouth
Of Ascreek that 4 few years ago Rtood
taafo ana MAS known n the' Sill House,
,0oDsi And smGny thsre ID. Who are not
sorry fof IL disappearing. AZ Short
Csesk thefe i1a switch or bide track, and
q eoutss there VIII b Accommodations
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DOR SALE

The household and kitchen furniture, eds al d
D,di.uE, and bar fixtures, including lAIO R0frlg-
kel street, opposite Market House Ever thing in
BO0i repair good ChauCe for those wanting bar
BhlnS. Goods 10 &c taken away ApilI Isl.
Enquire Of GEORGE SChWARZBACH,
N9s On the bTREntDea
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FOR SALE.
NOR SALE

ciltr ior sale the property situated on the NORTH
eaii corner Of EOt and Eighteenth streets The
Iol has frontage OF 20 fevI and Is o. i'et deep It
Ias Oh u q new Brick House, containing 4 good
Store hOOm and six dwelling rooms, with good ctI-
lar under the whole house.
hI lAoId Al private sale by January 18th, II will
0e Cleted 1t public sale on that day At O'Clock
A. y, AZ the trout uoOr Of the Court uOuC.
dt2s' H. EXIEY NETiInIs E,Irr a
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HlRUSTEE'S SALE.

HsVS1 Eli . 0AIE,
BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by ]. +. Par.
ker, dated August %, 1876, recorded Iu Iced Of
Trust Book No. II, page &C. Of the land !, cords
OHIO county, IVES. Virginia will cell al the front
uOof OIL the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day.Of January, 1878,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following FRO.
lerty Lot numbered eIVhteen IN Parker HtG,' Ad.
dItlon 70 the city Of Wheeling, ms laid out by ".
the National Road and extending back lie same
width to GIAnd View street,
Terms o. sale Cash.
". Il. CALDWELL, Trustee.
", J. ". COwDRS, S0llcIor, ueii
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, ls7s,

Comm eGcIpg nj 10 O'clock A. NJ, provided the same
y not 'old by said Executor AZ private sale before
that iiMe,) offer for Ale the following described
properly, that Is to say: Lot No 81 In Churehhii'S
addition No. 10 the city Of heelIDg except q Ut
plrt Util lot ConveyO by the heits al law Of Johu
ftedmHu, deceased, 10 John Nolan by CCeI dated
October u, 1871, and Of record In the once Of the
GleTk o. the County Court Of Ohio county Ia DEED
Book No: 68 folio 67S, on which said lot there Is
double Brick AouAc 10 good repair, watcr Oh the
premises, rem Ing ut present ut Si4 20 FER mouth,
TERNs-une-thrd fash, or rs much more "a the
purchaser may elect, OH the day VI sale and the
residue IN two equal payments OF and ~ months,
with interest from dAtO, secured by Deed VI Trust
OF the prGmlseS.
BENJAMIN EXLEY, Executor.
ia vENI OFT q DUvEHRR, ATTORNEYS, No. IlSg
ChAplne Street, Wheeling.
J. [. HEAvEY, AuCtIOnCtr. rie25
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uoU6E FOR sALE.-l ot.sr for sale tl.p hou,s
IL On E0ulh Front street, IAland, 10 Whirh / now
DSslde. houte contains nine rooms, panty, bath
rom and water closet: wash house and rr,I hnnSo
In tho basement. There aIe hot and COLI waieF
and SHt txtuGcs on oil three IOOn. The lot ia 90
n.y. l25 let, and the grounds we'll improved.
Terms easy. Apply 10 Hcrvey BRITT.
JOHN MORGAN,
bep27 youth Front Street Island,
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THE w. d KY.

Excursion OF Our WellSburg Corr
respondent over the Track
Interesting Observations About
Ihe Road and the Country BE.
tween Here and WclIsburg.
WELIsBuRG, December %.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of The
Wheeling and Elm Grove Il. Il Co, for the cleo.
ton Of Directors, will 10 held a. The OliCe Of the
Company gu THURSDAY, the lday Of January,
1873, between the hours Of "a. N. and SPIN.
dr's RICHARD SAVAGE, S,c'y.
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FOR SALE

DOR SALE
Eighty choice Building Lots on Wheeling I,land.
tHce from 500 to $50 each. Only Onr.aixth al
Tue purchase money required In cash. The residue
my b p'Id annually In 1--WE equal install 8
with interest,
Apply to JOHN P, GILCHlIsT
apo Tim Mn.
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Dress Goods! Dress Goods!

Reduced In price to give all 4 chance 10 buy 4
Chri'tmRs Or New Years Present.
big lOt OF DresS HOod' arriving at 1910.
Our hnG Black CAshIneEes, all wool for 10, G5 and
15c, and undoubtedly the best goods In the cty for
the mlce.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-30
sRERMAN's ARMY TALK,

Before old Fuse and Feathers Sherman
talks any more nonsense about the coun,ry's
dependence upon the regular army, he had
better consult the official history of his
country in regard to this vslueless and ex.
pensive branch Of the government. Tyo
years after Lee had laid down his sw ord
at AppomAttox, the corrupt manifestations
of the Republican party here 10 Congress,
swelled the number Of the army 10 50 zoo
men, thus burdening the tax payers o, th.
United States in \ time of profound peace.
with . wicked and wssteful outlay of about
SIC, 200. 600. He obtained what renown be
has by The volunteer forces, on whom We in
the country are compelled to rely In times
OF trouble, and there Is no sort OF reaso,
for maintainiDS At this time any more thar
. sufficient number of civil employees "a
keep what fertilization. We have on ouI
coasts In good repair.
ANDERSON.
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From the Earlies Ags.

sCROFULA has been the bane, and as IT
were, the curse Of man nkind, MOses, IN tho
18th chap er of Levitious. lays down very
expl CIT rules ON this disea @. So terrible
and loathsome had II heen considered then
that person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed to mix with society
rhe Jews regarded 1t as dlviue inhictlon
and believed there was no cure for It. 1t
was then the sins Of q youth or dlyiati0n
from the paths OF virtue were punishedsS IS
luns as life lasted. Happily In our day,
the silence Of medicine has been developed
the great stOrehouse Of Nature furnifhesa
remedy the disease is stripped Of lis ter.
rOr by the use Of the SA MARI CAN'sROVI
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim Of
-crOfula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, b!olchet'
ritter, etc, eau be restored TO sound health
in a few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad AZ tnose
OF the dal K ages We are well aware; Msnyy
now fail 10 ind cure as we'll as they dia
then, To all such the samaritan's Noe'
and Herb Juices will prove happy eoOn'
eradicating all impurities flom iAe Dooo,
and making the complexion bflght anu
healthy, a few bottles Will remove PIN.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away Wl!n nn
cosmetics ana powders. ROOT AND hEhD
JUICES Sl.25 per bottle: Sent by express
DESMOND L co,
9.b Race street. Philadelphia, RI
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MARRIAGE

Contract should not be entered into before
consulting DR.. Miller, ais Spruce street.
Shiladelphla. Pa, (succe ssor I, Ur, Wn.
Young. su,hor Of Dr. Youpg's Narrisg-
Guidsl Fifteen years hosp pitai practice In
Europe end America enables him to cure
where others fail. AL female diseases
speedily cured. Yeung men kuneiing ir, m
that dread,ulIy destrucaivs disease -perma-
torrnPa, caused BY eeli-~ buse, aud all thOse
suffer Nc from lost manhood ana impoleu-
~ should cal. OF wrise to AL Miner At
sssaas', cs asi = safH y Ss.s' '''isx ssxye 81
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Tape Worm Removed A,,v.

Head and all complete, in two bouu :
No fee tilr head passes, keat. min ans
stomach warns removed by DR.. Kuns.
80 North Ninth street, PhilsdeIphis p.u >. "
Send for circular. For removing neat H.
or stomach worms call on your drusaiat
and ask Tor q bV.t.e Of Kunkeps Wnrm
Syrup. price 81. It never fails Comman
sense teachesi II tape worm be removed si
other Worms can be readily removed.
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4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

- 7.
aecording TO contract. will open ny Au-
s-um and Ice Cream Garden Nos. 9H and
Q. West Fourth street, L. the public on Sat-
urday the 5ih day OF May. There IL larya
.dauion being ad ed to the Museum, aud
the &c Cream Garden is being put in nrst
class orde. ior the reception OF visitors. 1t
will bc iouu e m, ST pleasant and cool
family resort In the ,ity. A Stage 10 Aiso
be,ng erected for band OF music in the
evening
apr2, WIN. II. CHADWICK.
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THE PENSION AGENCIES

1t 10 regarded here in Official circles ths,
the recent meetings of the ex-soldiers of the
Wes', protss ing sgainst the late Presiden-
.ial orde. con solidating the Pension Agen.
cies was dictated By selfish personal inter-
ests in those who were the prime movers in
getting up these public demonstrations, and
wiz have NO effect in altering the decision
of the administration
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Dentistry'

Tremendous reduction in Dentistry, Os-
irg TO our great euccess as insevters OF
lsauuful gum enamelled teeth, and in Or
sr to supply the many Thousands, We will
,sert full sets At the greatly reduced rate
Of $s and $40. equal to any SIS Sc, made
". aso1saspo 4 ese., No. ll1e Vine ssrsss,
pAilAdsipAia. ar. " IL.
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AWNINGS.

r ". Birnie, Sail Maker N ur...
Wster street Wilmington, DeIs are. il nov
prepared to replace all those sHninr.
olown down In the last eeptembe, saic
9;, ss ven q !noss gone since win be repl.csG
Ill r = .mi!oew-PFoof awning that has
pond With The unsH !" e"f1ss'
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SESD Sc, TO @. P. ROwKLL 4 90, Nev
> YORK, toepAmphles q lW pogea 6NlA4n-
ing usta of ~ neWspapce9, ~ OAtol
sHoV11R 80 oy9tal1AIA &c.
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j. +. Kunkel's ustral AEF
Kunkel's Shampoo for
the Hair,

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner In the world. = hey remove
4 dAadruff. alley irritation. soothe and oool
the heated scalp. prevent the hair from
falling Of. aod promote the growth In 1
lify the hair. and render it soft and glossy.
ThsJ inpart briIliancy aud q sill y a..
pearence 10 braid and wiry hair. and ss I
hair dressing, they are unriva led: eradi.
cate dandi ufr and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece.
scrulf, itching, eruption. Cures headache
caused BY hest and fatigue. Kunkel's
shampoo and JIu,tral restore hair to nat.
1ssl and glossy color restore sto If faded, dry,
AK your druggist for them or send to e. +,
Kunkel. Proprietor. NO. 2s9 North Ninth
street, Philadelphis, Pa,
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MEDICINAL.
?. r Ksnkel' Bitter V,.:

Iron VIII snectually cure live. ..er ca, WinsQ
Jaunaloe, dyspepsia, chronic 81 er%plaint
debility, chronic dtarrhOea. di.e"aa. "a nsrvous
dis0rdered liver, stomach or non 1.
such e. constipation, Il .tuiencaa caa'ssstlnes,
p =. fol:pese o. bleod tO the hsI hesSI iaansM
OF the e,omach, nausea, hearthHrua' scldity
for food fulIness or weight In iha olaguit
sore eructations, sinking or % fintt.ee'mnaeh, ttemaeh
the pit OF the stomach, swimmin.ellag G
bead. hurried or difiicalL Dl e lIhinss 2. the
tngs q the heart, choking or S; sp1ia0ateisr. nutisr.
sensation when In a lying pesturs seIdH,cesstng
Of visslon. dots or webs before M ho'm,ness a,ess
dull pain In the head, deficiencv" "o ., sleht,
piration,. yell0wness Of the skin .rd W oles'
pain in the side. back, head. ches, Snd eyes,
etc. sudden hush. OF heat. bur Ho, Inin,. t,nS.,
fiesh. constant imaglnin gs O. evil G ~ NM u:
decression Of spiri D. Price 81 r.rhssN
Beware 81 cOu 'terfeits, Do not Ist t'vsue.
druggist palm OF some Other mr. nrena ,ss ,: ycul
ofirvn he may say is o good but butss"ea 'ss M
kunkel's Bitter Wine oi Iron. T.Ia iW
other. Kunkers Bitter Wine Of 1rnn Sts y no no
sold In bulk--Only In 81 bottles. \. ~ y Tas1 nO1
kel. Proprietor, NO. 80 North Ninth s,sna. sAun.
Philadelphia, Ps. sold by all drugeisEa aes'
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GARDEN SEEDS.
JUST RECEIVED.

A large lot Of all kind from the Ca mbr; dpe
valley ed Garden. Ttese garden .eeyis
are selected with great care. ami are for
SAFE NJ Guthrie's Grocery Store, corner of
FroIt street and Mary land avenue, He
y on hand. '0ne
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I'm ANGIAh,

WILMINGTON, May %. /
Reported BY Elliott, Johnson 4 Co., Bank
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Adm'rs Sale of Real Estate

TN pursuance Of An order Of the Probsts
i Court Of Mohros County T0kio,I viIlD0tf
for sale . publie suction. on 8 2 AAHl
Saturday, the 15tk day ef December, 1877,
81 I O'Clock p. N upon ths ptsnisss, ths
|tollowins described real . 'txts, sisuats IL
Ohio township, in said county. 70 Wit:
Being the western part Of 1t nnnhsE three,
In section twenty thies, township one, rsngs
three, Beginning 81 the southwest corner Of
said lot number thres. At the section line
thence east BY the line Of Bsass rs land TO q
stone q thssouthvsst corner Of A <Rist's lsad;
themes nosth thirty one rods % ons;
thence east thirt.sn rods and fifteen links
70 stone; thence north seven degrees east
tso rods and aftssn links, Il, . stone; -thspes
north SIXTY -FOUR dsgr d west Nineteen fods
to stone, thence north twenty seven rods
TO = stone on the line Of Isaac rhonpson 9
land, Il being the northwest ejrnef Of said
Rist's land; thence west BY said Thompson'l I
land to the section line; themes south BY said
Issotion line sixty four fodstto ths plaos oi
fbsginning ,supposed y eoutsiB seventy aotss
more or less. except thirty acres sold Of oi
said shove described tract by jacob Sutsr to
4. Rist, By deed datsd Tniy t0,sl s75, and ri
corded vol. 81 pages 637 snd s3s. I. 4 TA9
Appraised att
TsRnsS Or sSALs--0ps. third n hand. .ens
thir1. In one year, and ons.third In two yeafs
from the day cf sale, with interest; the pay
msuts 70 be secured By mortgage upon tie
premises ssld. s7a'9 se' I lrf@ir
JOHN rI6HBR, JR.,
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novl3.'77wA
CKEY & OKEY Att'ys.