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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-13
Washington Items.

WARRINGTON, March l2.-At one
o'clock to-day ali the members of the U.
S. Supreme Court, with the exception OF
Justice Field who is in New York, paid
their respects, as is customary on the IN
coming of q new administration, to the
President They were accompanied by
ID. w. Middleton, their clerk, and other
officers Of the court. Attorney-General
Devens introduced the Justices 10 the
President. There were no formal speeches,
the visit being merely one OF courtesy.
Some time was spent in conversation,
and it WAS particularly noticeable that
Justice Clifford and the President were
on most agreeable terms. The Justices
upon retiring expressed themselves rs
much pleased with the brief but decided
ly friendly interview. With the COM
psny was Senator and ex-Su upreme JUS
tice Davis, of Illinois. Ex-senator Logan
also called on the President.
The members OF the Cabinet who have
not already taken the oath OF office were
sworn in to-day with the exception OF
Secretary Thompson, who has not yet
arrived In Washington. After the MEM
bers qualified there was session of an
hour and half for the purpose Of allow
ing the members to become acquainted
with each otner. At the same .l!oe
there Was some talk upon the policy Vt
the administration.
Fred. w. Seward will arrive here IN
few days to accept the position of Assis-
tant Secretary OF State.
Senator Morton was at the Executive
Mansion to-day. The President left his
Office and entering the carriage in which
the Senator, owing to the condition OF
his health, had remained. passed some
time in conversation with him.
In addition TO the press dispatch re
lsting to the report from Harrisburg that
Simon Cameron had resigned his L. 5.
Senstorship, Senator Wallace and other
gentlemen received to-day private ad-
vices to the same effect.
Senator Cameron, Of Wisconsin, Is re-
ported much better.
Assistant Attorney Genera, of the In
terror Department, has resigned.
1t is underst Jod that at the Cabinet
meeting to-day a committee of two mem
bers, Messrs. Evsrts and Schurz, were
appointed 10 frame civil service rules for
&C cop,ion BY the different departments.
1t is not certain altogether that the
Cabinet will meet tomorrow, but ses-
sion will be held Wednesday evening.
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German Parliament.

BERLIN, March l2.-There was an an
imsted debate in the Reichstag Saturday
over the first reading of the budget The
government requires about $1,000, 900
more than last year. Herr Hoffman,
minister Of state, said 1t was necessary to
make up this amount by increased con-
tributions from Individual estates. Herr
Lasker, leader of the National liberal
party, said Herr Hoffman s speech was 9
mere reproduction of what the chsncel-
lor's office has already promulgs ted
Herr Richter, Progressionis., said that
scarcely single point OF the whole
budget was satisfactory.
Both speakers urged the necessity tor
establishing the Imperial Ministry and
with Parliamentary power.
Prince Bismarck replied. He said he
favored an increased taxation, but the
scheme was not ripe for execution, and
he was compelled to resort Professionally
TO sn increase of mstriculary contrlbu.
tions. He opposed the establishment OF
Imperial Ministers. Imperial Minis
ters without power would be useless.
Were he not president of the Prussisn
Ministry, as we'll rs of the Imperial
Chancellory, he would be powerless.
He reminded the House Of the case OF
the president of the Imperial Railroad
Department, who resigned his Office be.
cause he saw all this arrangement upset
by the opposition of the Particulsrist
step. The strongest opponent OF an
Imperial Minister of Finance, would be
the Prussian Finance Minister. 1t was
for this very reason that he endeavored
to obtain for the superior Imperial OFF,
cisls y seat and voice in the Prussian
Ministry, in order TO gain over the
greatest Psrticulsrist State to the Empire.
Other States are no less Particurlarist
than Prussia. The Psrticulsrist current
has always been considerable, and 1t
seems as if 1t were now about to grow
stronger. It Is, perhaps, at the point of
transition, but we want, at all events,
time to overcome such obstacles.
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Spatn's DispIeasure.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-The stten-
tion OF the Spanish Minister was, today
called to a cable message saying that the
journals OF Madrid express marked dis
pleasure at the appointment OF Evart'
and ScLurz to positions IN the ne"
American Cabinet, on the alleged ground
ths. they have supported the Cuban
fhbuste :, and entertain fears otthe resu !
OF their secession TO power. Inc
Minister said he doubted whether
apy Madrid papers Of note
hsd ms . such uatsvorsble comments,
bu. if - ' had they certsInIy dit no;
express the opinion or sentiments OF
the Sps ..n government nor of the well
iniormet Spsnisrds who appreciate the
friendly relations existing between the
two governments, never more sa!!siacio-
~ than now, and which there is no
possible reason or motive to disturb
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The standard remedies for all diseases oil
the lungs are 8chenckH Pulmcnic Syrup,
Schenck S,Sea Weed Tonic, and Schenck's 3
Mandrake Pills, and II taken before the
lungs are destroyed. . speedy cure Is
effected.
To these three medicines DR.. ]. H. Sch.
enck, OF Philsdelphia, owes his unrivallsd
success In the treatment OF pulmonary
diseases.
The Pulnonic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter In the lungs; nature throws IL on
by an easy expectorAtion, for when the
phlegm or matter IL ripe q slight cough
will throw IL Oh, the patient has rest and
the lungs begin 10 heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 do this,
Schencks Mandrake Pill and Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic must be- freely used To
cleanse the stomach and liver. Schencks
Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
all distractions, relax the gall bladder. the
bile starts freely. and the liver Is soon re.
lievtd.
Scheucks Sea Weed Tonic Is a gentle
stimulent and Alternative: the alkali OF
which IL Is composed mixes wiih the iood
and prevents souring. Ii assists the digeS-
ton by toning up the stomach 10 healthy
condition, 50 that the ioed and the Pull
monte syrup will make good blood then
the lungs heal. and the patient Will surely
get well II care Is taken 10 prevent fresh
cold.
Ali who wish to consult Dr. schenck.
either personally or by letter, can do ~ nj
his principal Office, corner OF sixth and
Arch SITS, PHILADELPHIA, every Monday.
Schencks med icines are sold by all drug
g!sts throughout the country.
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Ohio Senatorial Contest.

COLUMBUS, March l2.-The resigns
tion of Jno. Sherman as U. S. Senator,
was received by Governor Young. TO.
day, and sent to the General Assembly
The first caucus TO nominate his success
sor, will be held tomorrow night. Stan.
ley Matthews, ex-Attorney General
TAFT. ex-Gov. Dennison, Samuel SheIla-
barger, and VIM. Lawrence, are candi-
dates for succession in the Senate.
The Senatorial contest is getting warm
and more mixed with each hour. The
candidates have an excellent working
force here, but 1t is conceded that up to
this hour the real contest IS between
Matthews ard Taft. Both are being
urged confidently by their friends, and
vigorously deny, as they claim by AL
thority, that there is an especial admins
tration favorite IN the contest.
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!! ms: be huIrlliatlng to the better
81 o: Republicans to ind that their
''ss.1e2;, who secured MS place BY per.
: s.! :rsud, is compelled 10 turn, IN
- -: tsys ct his administration, 20
=. democrats 10, sid. Without support
In :2e represents ives OF the very
P,':y L. mss 50 previously wronget.
aAyEs administration would have
.srl S:yyaet y: u ,auacn!ng. The
a: :as: sid !: thus forthcoming
-s:-s;ts the wonderful vitality, the
YA::. Ism aad wisdom OF the Deme-
o,s:Io ?s:ty; snd that Republican Pres
S-a: oae insGgurs;ed by iilegitimste
a=2a: should turn TO tie psrty ne has
'..--.ed sat tes:en for aid n what Is
;ys, ~: IS hi: pscifc policy, is noble
":-;e . that party. The Democracy
Lave secured 70 him WIS; hi. own party
a. sooa: - deny MIN, an opportunity
J. -sys.op fully Sid ;siEly his proposed
s-asy. l::as: policy shall prove a wise
sd Psc.2c Ole, the Democracy vii.
.'s'.aae - uPaO.d him IN the pursui: OF
. =: L. s. m.ny tesr. he shsl. permit
'5sS SHERMAN - continue 70 .esd him
.2:ae in.'ica,e paths of sin and un-
''sa!sogsness, me Democratic party will
'sn.: him 20 the tender mercies o:
BLAINE CAMEsoS and BEN. BUr.ER.
A;A. events, the fact thst HAYES wss
compelled 70 look 70 the Democratic
2s':v % save MS administration from
"-a.inen, .nlpwreck, argues well. Nc
@o's cry Of rebel and traitor; no more
O''.e' celuncistion OF the whole people
" section OF country as ou,lsws, mur.
H''e's and ss:sssins; no more carpet-bsg
governments. The policy OF TILDEs j:
" prevail, IN accordance with the will o.
'@a!0'i!y Of the people, even if TLDrs
sa0s President,
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Terrible Fight.

MEMPHIS. March l2.-Ihe JasAsoh
Tennessee, !>r.a, OF Friday, contains an
account ot terrible fight in Madison
county, Tennessee. A deP4:y sheriff
nsmed J. W. tI-se!!, aud Vim. and
John Anderson, bis nepheTs, who ne hsd
summoned 10 assist him IN siFestlng
three brothers named Patete. indlct-
ed 70, carrying concealed weapons ::
the house OF Andy Pa,ete, the father OF
the Pste;es. The Ps.etes resisted and
liza Fa.sal sud slightly
wounded William Anderson, wao NOR
,slIy wounded John Pate.e, who died
soon after the fight. Andy Pasete was
arrested and committed % JAIL. me
other sons escaped after robolng the ood!
~ FusseIl and taking his horse.
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Banks Eujotued.

Bo>roH. March l2.-The Herald says
m iriunction hiss been served on three
Bo,,on banks torbldding the transfer of
certsin government bonds and other Sc
curities 20 the parties 10 whose credit
they were placed. The securities are be-
lieved 70 De part of the plunder stolen
from the Northampton bank.
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COMMIsSIONER,s SALE
OFVALUABLE OHIO COUNTY FARM

In the County Court of Ohio county:
Thomas q. Yates,
W. In Chancery
Andrew r. Yates aud Others
Pursuant la decree rendered b. said
court In the above entitled caus" on ia"
5th day of March. 1877, the under ignrj
Conn issioneT will. on Thu rsdny March
18Th, 1877. AT 10 O'Clock \. NJ, ON III"
premises, sell at public auction to III"
highest and best bidders, the following
real est ate. belonging Ia the heirs of "lI-
liam Yates, OF Ohio county, deceased,
situated on the waters Of Mc0raw'- ruu,
in Liberty district, Ia Ohio county, West
Va, to-wit: The tract OF land known a.
the william Yates Farm, containing -
acres and two poles. said Land IL rich, well
tim Oer.d and watered, lies well. nss on u
an orchard, two dwelling houses, good
frame stable, corn-crib. carriage hous",
sheep shed. and other outbuildings, with
ordinary fencing, and IN convenient Ia ID
district school house.
Said land VIII he sold in one, two or
more parcels Ia suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-Dns.fpurth or the puf.
chase money land a. much more as III"
purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash, and
the remainder In three equal annual pay.
mcnts with Interest from the day of sale,
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security for the deferred payments, and
the title To he retained until the payment
OF the purchase money In full.
mTaeeOdg Special Com III ission"T.
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THE tone of the Southern press to
wsrd Mr.. HAYES is rs far removed from
bitterness as it is from sdulstion. Il
discriminating. but wlthsl hopeful; no.
willing to accept the mere promise Of
good things to come, but evidently yearn-
ing for the new departure that shall
leave the South free to determine its psr-
" affiliations, and prepared to estimate
the new Administration by its work
More than this could not be reasonably
expected. The principal fact to be re-
membered is, that the moderate, conser-
va,ive course of Southern Represents
tivss during the recent crisis has Its coun-
,erpsrs in the conciliatory tone of infu.
ential Southern newspaper.
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PROsPERITY FOB rHE FARMERS.

Farmers say this has bean an unusu-
ally favorable winter to them. The
weather was cold, but it was generally
dry, and for long time the ground was
we'll covered with snow. Live stock eat
up their rough feed clean and thrived
upon it. The cold weather gave them
good appetites, and the weather being
dry. no feed was trampled in the mud
and wasted.
The ground has been frozen almost
constantly since the opening Of winter,
and much of the time covered with
snow, SO that the wheat and grass have
been protected from the alternate freez-
ings and thawings which do these i'm
portant crops 80 much harm some win.
ters. We are informed by farmers
whose means of observation are good,
that the wheat crop in the section of
country adjacent to Wheeling, is in the
best possible condition at this time, and
that, if it meets with no misfortune here
after. the yield per acre must be
very satisfactory. The same can
be said of the grass crop
both meadow and pasture. Cattle have
been chesply wintered, and both beef
cattle and milk cows are in good demand
at fair prices. Sheep wlntered we'll, and
the prospects for remunerstiee price
for the wool, this season, are brighter
and Frightening.
The recent rains have been OF great
value to the wheat and grass, and they
have not been so cold as " be very hard
on sheep and cattle. Altogether, the
farmer mas much to encourage him IN
his crop prospects. Attention TO his
business, economy and industry 10 its
management, and all intelligent obser-
vance of the fluctuations of the markets,
taking care to avail himself OF their
most favorable phases, will drive "hsrd
times" from the door of him who tills
the soil
VIVA, of the Iruit? That we cannot
tell. We had such an immense crop OF
apples last year that it is hardly ressona-
bic to expect another heavy crop this
YEAR. Few orchards bear full crops
every season. Some suggestions
have been made that the exceeding cold
weather of the winter has killed the trul:
by feezing the bearing twlgs. This may
be the case in some particularly exposed
localities. but We doubt whether it Is
generally so. II is certain that the buds
have not been killed by premature swell
ing this spring, rs was the case last
spring with some varieties Of fruit.
The severe freezing that the ground
has bad this winter and the absence OF
soaking rains, have left the plowlng
ground in the best possible condition.
l: will turn up dry, mesly and kindly, if
We do not have too much rain hereafter.
Altogether we see no reason to doubt
that the year 1877 will be n prosperous
one 10 the farmers. And his prosperity
is the prosperity OF the country. He
cannot be prosperous without infusing
prosperity into all other channels OF
trade and business, nor can other trades
or business prosper il his interest is de-
pressed and losing.
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Gladstone on the Eastern Question.


LONDON, March l2.-Gladstone has
published pamphlet in which he shows
that the conduct of the Porte towards
the authors of the Bulgarian outrsges is
q dIstiRct encouragement to repetition
oi those horrsrs. The guilt of the Turk
lsn government is fully proved. Unl:ed
Europe should a. least impose such re-
strsints on the Turkish administration
as all Europe has declared indispensable.
The proposal to grant Turkey year OF
grace simply means another year OF de-
basement and misery tor Turkish sub
jects.
LONDON, March IA Berlin CORES.
pondedt SAYS it is certain that lgnstieti
Will succeed GortschskOf when be re-
turns 10 S.. PETERSBURG.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, March l2-MoSEr-
6lssed easy. Prime mercantile paper
8A96 per cent. Customs receipts $476,.
0O0. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$6l, 900. Clear,ngs $4,000, 900. Sterling
4S4i@4S5i.
GoLD-wssk opened At 1884. and de-
clined 70 l044, closing at l0Ai. Car
rying rates to y per cent; loans also
made fat.
SILvER-At London IS pence per
ounce; here silver bars 1851 greenba |;
ll9i; gold; silver coin at per cent dis
count
GovERNMEsTs-lul ull and weak, in
symnathy with gold
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New YORK, March l2.-Dry Goods-
Business moderate with package houses
and there wss tsir jobbing trade. Cot
ION goods qQiet il first hands. Lonsdsle
bleached shirtings reduced cent. Prnu
rather more sctive. Dress goods are
doing well. Woolens in irregular de-
mand. Foreign goods ir steady request.
PHrLADELPE1A, March l2-Plour-
Dali: Minnesota family s. 0oG7 80
Whea.-Que,i red 81 5l.t9,l 55i amber
81 56Gl s.; white 81 55Cdl IS. Bye
-uDchan ged. Corn-Stesty; yellow
54sG 55c; white SAG. Osn-Dull; white
4IG44c; mixed 3sc- Buiter-Qaie.;
New York and Bradford county extra
27G2sc; frsts 259Z7c; western extra
2sEa25c; fr.ts 2lG24c. Cheess-Q1le;i )
prime llG,l2.e. Eggs-Wss.srn fresh
fsai7c. Cfovsrseed = At ls.9letc
PsiYolenm-Crude lie; refined l5!(g
l5ic. Whisky-Wetsrn 81 %.
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Murdered.

ST. PAUL, March l2.-At AinuesPo,,
n. a. a lste hour this evening, the dead
body OF Mrs. Mary Lyons was found 8:
her residence with the face and head
horribly mutils.ed and the skaIl broken
Her husband, Daniel Lyons, was arrest
cd on suspicion Of having committed tAe
deed. Both characters are well known
in the police court, having frequently
bsan arrested for drunkenness sud quar-
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SIMON CAMERON, Senator from Penn
sylvsnia, has resigned. The country
might we'll find cause Tor rejoicing in
this, if 1t were not Tor the probability
that his son Don, an equally notorious
ringster, will be the old mans SUCCESSOR
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.a., and Attempted Suicide.

ELMIRA, y. Y, March l2-fete' u
Penvell and VIE, owing 70 domestic
disagreements, took arsenic yes'eros{ =
with a view of suicide. The poison tsi!-
mo 20 cause death, Pen vel, with sn axe
killed his wife and then cut his Own
throat but no. sufficiently 70 keep hin
out Of jAil.
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\ RESOLUTION endorsing Mr.. HAYES
nd his Cabinet, wss introduced at Ses-
.6p O: the PltLsburgh Chamber OF Com
a,ce Us, Saturday, and defeated. The
;,d.csl. have very decided majority
~ the Chamber.
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Rank CInRRn

DETROIT, March l2.-The First Ma
tional bank OF Monroe, Michigan, closed
today on account Of the recent failure o.
Caleb Ives OF this city. Il Will probably
be re-openet in fsE days. The dry
goods firms of Dowd & Bros, Pontiac o.
Michigan, made 81 assignment to-day Y
: : Matthews.
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Vessel Ashore.

CAPE MAY, March 12-The ship
Bethany from Hong Kong, Is ashore
near here and will be total wreck. The
cargo consists of silks, teas, etc and is
valued at $4,000. Insured in . New
York company.
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>ayg O. the too creCulous newspapers
,ve s!resdy Jumped to the conclusion
-, BrAlyy is a failure SIS Senator. He
g.y not. however, prove t..'lure as an
,,,snt 70 the HAYES administration.
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THy RA1S.-Ths rain yesterday, put
full day of it. 1t did not come down
.,,b dash, but 1t came with logged
ms-.i;.ency and regularity thstStold IN
~ swelling streams ard muddy roads.
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TIVE Senate was not in session yester-
,v having adjourned on Saturday un-
u Tuesday. To-day the admission OF
yvrroee will be reported for action.
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ConI Mine. 10 Resume.

SCRANTON, Pa, March l2-The prin-
cipal Goa. companies operating in this
valley will resume on tu.l time ST, sll
their mines, on Thursday next. They
have been more than hslf idle for many
months
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Tx new Cabinet held 3 sort of in
,,,m.l meeting, yesterday, for the pur-
,,,.s Of making each others acquaintance
R,, little was said as to the policy OF the
administration.
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Roston wool Market.

BosToS, March l5.-Wool quiet des-
irsble neglected; fine heeces firm; Ohio
and Peunsylvsnis No. and X 4l@42c; ;
Xxx 45ta47c; above 4Sc; medium and y
Michigan 38c. Conbing and delsine in
good demand; washed 45(a52ci unvssh-
ed 3OG,36c. Pulled in isir demand; So
per and X pulled 40Cd47c.
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THAT soRESEss II YOUR TokEHEAD-
I. il Ca,arrn. Dr.. J. d Mclean Cs-
tsrrh Snuff will positively soothe aid al
isv ali Pain. Soreness and cure any Sores
in The Noee, Thros. or on the Skin, also
PimpIes. Trial boxes 80 cents ty mail.
DR. J. 81. McLesn's Office, 3l5 Chestnut
street, St Louis.
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BOB INaIRsoLL il TO lecture IN Cin'
cinnati, this week, on the political situa'
ton. Can't some enterprising person in
duce Bob. to come to Wheeling? DE
would prove the most decided "attrsc-
ton" of the season. What say you,
Manager HAMILTON? -
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v,w then for that revival in business
80. n-onjsed Us IS soon as HAYES
d, !. insugursted.
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REM9yAL;;,;2Q}OI : PjaHsis $Hs issIEIg ard 0rgaqs sss

Of PiaDos and Organs, new and second
hand. sheet music. music books, ana
merchandise. at very near cost prices Tor
cssb DURING sEpTEH BEK, prsvIoo, ,D
removal u their new store, W sSI lsth
q, UNION SQUhEE, oct. J. illustrated
Catalogues mailed. Agents wanted. rp.-
cisl Inducements Ia tie Trade. HoRh'E
WATEIg- a SDSs, Manufacturer and
ID salsrs, ssI Broad way. ". Y. splIb
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u,yrs didn't mean it, after all; so
D, ,,xr CAMERON & Co., were on the
wong scent.
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Tar members of the Supreme Court
o.;8 their re poets to the President, yes
:arisE
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N|ElzEs's:syY{SY

A beautiful quarterly JoarnaI, rn"iy
illustrated. aud containing an elegant
ooIored Flower Plate with the nrSi mum
b-r. Pries only IS cents for the year. Tie
ART number for IN just issued in German
and English.
VIcks Flower and Vegetable Garden,
in paper 20 csnis; with elegant clio. covers
g. ~.
wick. Ca,aIoxus-O illustrations, only
2 cent?. Address,
IsicowT JAAEs WICK. Rochester, y. !.
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A LAW has recently passed the Ohio
legislature authorizing the election OF
ne additional Judge OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, in the iudicisi sub-divI-
.on composed o: the counties OF Jener-
,Ol Harrison. Guernsey and Tuscsrawss'
TIE election will take place on the first
N5,tsy in April. THIS vii! give to
IA, sub-dYv.4on two Judges-Judge
pAgr,K. 3D.. !uscarawas. ant the one 10
- ,.gc.e,!.