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COMPOUND OXYGEN.

The new cure for Consumption, Asthma, ,Catarrh,
Headache, and all Chronic Diseases, by reVltaI, /,
izing process. FREE! brochure 1900 pp;I Send
AO Drs. sTXRKEY & PALEN, 1Il2 Girard st, Phila.
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LOG AL ITEM 8.

ADAMS, The Shoe Man.
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How lo cure Consumptton.

All of Mt. Sterling, Ohio,
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Letter List

The following letters remain unealled
for in the WASHINGTON Post Office.
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Dayton and South Eastern Railway.
TIME TABLE.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
A SsIGNEE'S SALE.

Dayton, O., Nov. u, 1877.
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"#
y Yesterday at half-pastten A. NJ, Mr.. J.H.
Mcclure having announcer an things in
readiness sHonTeED Hubbars Secretary
of the Wheeling Iron 4 Nail Company,
applied the match, andthe Top Mill Fur.
mace entered upon its career as one Of our
E~actiye institutions. The furnace, which is
one Of the largest in the country, having
an eighteen, feet bosh and sixty-six feet
stack, was charged with ten cords Of wood
land 4 thousand bushels Of Connelsville
coke. The FIRE went roaring through the
huge pile q fuel, showing the natural draft
of the furnace to be excellent. 81 VOC
Later in the day asmall quantity of ores,
Iron Mountain and Cleveland, in equal
proportions, was thrown in, and Is being
gradually increased. At eight o'clock last
night everything was progressing very
satisfactorily, and Mr.. Mccune informed
US that the blast would be turned on at an
early hour this morning. The furnace has
been built for five years. Everything
about it is thoroughly settled and
seasoned. She was fred for sew
erall weeks during the summer and also
for two weeks previous to yesterday final
start, 50 that the furnace is undoubtedly
in superior condition, and under the man.
agcment Of Mr.. Mcclure, who is an OK.
~pcrienced founder, We predict n protractcd
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Washington, IA, Examlper.
The P~rcsbytery met in.Amity, on Tues.
day the 9Th ult. Or. McCarrell presided
in the absence Of the regular moderator
Or. Cunningham, Of Wheeling, made the
opening prayer, and Rev. J. II. sherrard,
o fBucyrus, Ohio, preached, by request,
the opening sermon. The officers elected
were Rev. James Reed, Of Independence,
us moderator, andy eyss Porter fqt Fair.
view, W. va, and McCanghey,. OF Gross
Creek, a. clerks. The regular fall business
Of the Prcsbytery was attended. The DIS
solution from pastoral relations weregrant'
ell to7ReS.S EslElliott3 81 Fnnktnt IA,
and Rec. John BAGraham, Of ) Springs,
W. Va, also notice that same would be
asked ut next meeting by. Rev Rogers, Of
West Liberty. Rev. D. ". Fisher, D. d.,
was dismissedt to the Pr~esbyteryof Albany,
Ind. MeSsrs. ]. NJ. Hays, Jas Hickling
and Mark Brownson, were received as
candidatesAlndG the Saretpt the Freshly
terry. On "Wednesday evening the discus
sion was on tho ,subiectoi religious reviv-
ais, and on Thursday morning the Pres
bytery held a Sabbath School meeting.
The exercises were animated and Interest,"
ing, and the audience large and attentive.
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MED.

RuRHE-os Tuesday ~eVsaIns. October ist, Iss,
MrA MARTHA 4. BvREE. u 81 I
Funeral trOn the resldenee Of her 6rOthtT.In-iari
Capt, ri, DstheA No. ass NaIket street, on Thurs
day morning at 9 O'Clock. seFJ!0s at The Cathedral
Frisnds Of the family arc iptIiel 70 attend. Inter:
nEus a. Nj. Calvary Cemetery ,ti' 4fir
TIERS-0n wednesday morping, October ID. 1875
III & tISs 81, H TSer- a., I sISe Wen .; M sdtss1 ys map ~
FuueraI from the residence Of her parents, No ?:
Eighteenth street, this Thur,aay Afternoon, ut tVt
O'Clock. Friends Otthe family are InvItsd. I~Hterlpent
At Ptninsular Lemctery. EB1E q
CHRlsTIAS-Tuesday evening. October LIST, Mn,
Ma ~ CHRts1iAS, in her 10th year. eirtrt'
Funeral from the rsIdenre 81 r. {. BOnham. lis
FOurteenth street, Tbursday afternoon OF ) O'Clock,
Tntermcnt at Peninsula Cemetery. HsttJ
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clerk Of County Court.
CAPT. JQuScARLIN.
sANL D. N~ccptLocH.

r,xr seem to be about as high in Mon
NJ. county, Ohio, As among our Belmont
re;ybbors. This goesto show that Democ-
,arv does not kcepdown taxation. II itdid
Monroe county would be practically e1-
,mp,. since the Spirit claims that 1t can
1--WE 1000 Democratic majority. We OBJ
.,r,.. that woOdsield pays 81 Soon the
>loO, Stafford 500, Lee$ 81 90, and Gnys.
Nile, Beallsyille and Calais $50 each.
These taxes are all higher than the sum
total Of our State, county, city and school
N, in Wheeling. Theresis comfort for us
IN ,hi. side Of the river inthe comparison
with 10th Belmont and Monroe, % o.
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"iou, my fellow-D Democrats, are what
are called hard money men, and am a
hard money man. That is to-day, we do
not believe in an irredeemable paper cur.
rcney: we believe that such a currency
must neccssariIyfuctua.c in value, lead to
speculation and extravaganza, and benefit
no n but moneyloaners and spectators.
We believe that our currency should con.
sist OF gold and silver, and for convenience,
paper convertible at par into gold and
silver atthe will ofthe holder. In this we
concur withthe uniform teachings OF the
Democratic party, with the opinion OF
every really eminentpolitiea economist the
world over, withthe lessons OF experience
found in the history Of every commercial
nation and with the views Of almost the
entire body OF the business men Of
America. THURMAN in 1873.
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Cnart Salss.

D. EHrSo. AtsOrOey. '''p' 1'' ,.,;
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Wiley 4 Meek, groeess, moved to the
building lately occupied by johnson &
Hamilton, Just below 4. o. Mellott's fur
,,it,, 20 sAnra nm Ortnher lst
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rnE nArEs %orr0srAGI-

. Postal apl. bent al, Ryithout fdFthsf
charge . Iall paFts Of The United Suites and
Canada, With AZ additional onece4 stamp
thsy goto all d EprOpe ~ ~
YAH Letters, 10 all parts OF the United States
and Canada, 3 cents per half-ounce.
~I9cal, or drop letters, that is, for the city
81 ~ where deposited. 2cents Il delivered
by carriers, and lccnt where there i no car.
ricr system. tfei i'4Hi
Newstapers, daily. semi.WeckIy, tr.wceEly
anasweskiiGTre mud ssntf6rtg.
ulAr subscribers 2 cents per popndlpayAble
at the otbSS 81 plbiicatfops ~heFgp9pep and
magazines pubiiAial1eSs frequently than once
. week, 3 cents per pound.
Transient newspapers, magaEineS, pamQh-
lHtkab8pkSd IFinRdl ellenda1 catalogues,
corrected proofs, printed sheetL posters and
~prosPectuSc. / cent for each two ounces OF
Traction thereof. Single copies Of the lSTEL.
LIGESCEIG weighing les than two ounces the
postage upon Irregular numbers Is ] cent each,
All other miscellaneous IuatteG indpding un'
sealed circulars. blank books, book manu-
scripts. photographs, etc, and also seeds, cut
tings, bulbs and roots. and merchandise not
exceeding four pOtttiS IN weight, l cent iof
each ounce or fraction thereof.
+ The following aru the postal rates with Ed'
npe. The rates for letters are for the half
ounce or fraction. thereof, and those for news
papen for four OUNCES or fraction thereof:
ToGreat Britain and Ireland, letters 3 cents
/, newspapers 9 cents; Francs, Letters 5 cents
newspapers 9 cents; Spain, Letters 5 cents
! newspapers . cents; all rarts.Of Germany, IN.
| Guiding Austria, letters S cents, newspapers
cents; Denmark. letters 5 cents, newspapers
. cents; Sutherland. letter. S cents, newspa,
pers ? cents: Italy, IetterS5cents, newspapers!
/ cents; Russia. Letters 5cents, newspapeH2cents.
Norway, lettcn6 cents, newspapers 2 cents
Sweden, Letters 5 cents, newspapers 2 cents
| Turkey, Euaopeanand Asiatics letten ) cents
newspapers 9 cents; Egypt, letters 5 cents
n~ewspapeE2 cents IN ,.t5b p.Il.
For Asiatie countries the halt-ounce limi
for letten. and the four ounce for newspapers
still holding good, the ratcsare:
To AustnliA, VIII San Francisco Except Il
New South Wales cents. via Southampton
Is cents. via Brindfd 10 cents newspapers
via San francisco , cents via Southampton
icentS. via Brindisi 0 cents China letters, VII
San FanCiCO 10 cents, via Southampton II
cents, via Brindisi 10 cents newspapers g
land 6ccntS, by the respective routes RHts
India, italian mall, letter. 10 cents newspa
Epcrs 4cents; Japan, letter., via San Fralclal
S cent, newspaper. 9 cents.
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sGsaatssa' Saley.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF
Acme Mower company's Work,
KNOWN AS THE DIN
KNOWN As THE OLD MACHINE sgo,

BY virtue Of . DECD Of Tu., nal
hobhA hsn0F, and AnleIla, hi, - y EE34
Snd SalIs A., his wife, and Jlue R"aa bsf
~, NJ SIC, p fhe ubdCnlgHcl Trp,,t ~ Attla,
~ sIa ls'S. ADJ fetofdd Ia lie ~. his.
y ne CDghty Court u Ohio cJpr,, = Gsi
NtalDeod q IFalt Hook No. 8 tlsS tS llrlts
he tF9nt door Of the C0un If0u,. + ~ N h
West NirEtHla, on Vas eaIJ
sAFuRnAf' the i'th day Of Oazpa
co%Hsndas At 70 e'slOtk AN, III,
49, PIolI NJ, Ihli Is e. a! Lti hsHtIE y
hundted And htty-tour aHd two bub1TS sIaHi ",
10 EoE and ChaplBeA addition IA 4" tsda Iyit,
Ina, Ohio cOunlI, Wet VigihA. ali, EAsl.
eooih aas Ct Wheeliug Crrek, tUsshs. az Al,
aPPGHeh4nees thereto belnngiae. ~ 4hi
Also TIE following d01ibd Iirrn
situated 90 the hank q Wheeling e. hal
o. wheeling Aforesaid, louldEI =, n tA9I
nehe1hg a . point on Crescent ,ir,S &c.
and tUent! (taOl ieet East =, ~ ~, - h1hhS
SIeSa; theaee running eas;SardIy h .Ssd u
more Of leSA, y AtSsnty 10 Iet IN, y tx
GeseenI street 70 the efeek; thencs MAI SsGSE he
aSld SFeseent street 10 the uBtsrs Of Es.ANslI ha
Hnenes loag ne meAhdefN .! al mi T. ess
thence soltbSAnIIy With SD Ma :. SSI!'sts =.
% the place Of beginning. losribs, IN ~ Esi
lObgibg. |n hd \
sellog a Trustee, IVillcouvsy opI,,. ,u
In me By sid dnd q tru,t. "' 'e cattNsl
TERHS of sALE-DuNihIrl rz,b 49,.
tN0 equal installm fnts Al siI and III, as9 !
aenesn oy nots barring Interest fun ,I ,TIIN ~
ute 70 Ne FeiAined untll Jaymertin I'M ht,a
80, WILLIAM J.. ". UOwuEy
Ip.t
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G3siskmnsk.
THosi J., KIsSER, Nd ~ a0liiig0,
Il oF1cE AND CONSULTING Rocks;
224c NAM ST., WHEELING. W. VA. H

Can be consulted or, matters pertaining TO
his profession either In Engllsh or German.
Chronic Diseases Of the Head, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Live, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous System Female Complaints and all
Constitutional Affections treated successfully,
IN Cures all eases Of Piles No detenti0nfrofa
business. Medicines furnished II desired.
Night calls promptly answered from the
office. je29
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FLors is quoted ut $ to sStoat Woods
field, Q. Butter 70 and %, corn IS, corn
meal 30, eggs 8, hay s., oats ., potatoes 80
r,ys !. barley Is, beef 9 and TO- coal 10,
.rten hides ), clover seed s, onions 80,
and wood s. per cord ID
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WEare sure that the late shareholders
in the Wheeling Gas Company must be
glad every day OF their lives that the city
took the institution Off their hands, even
though they did not their price, as fix
ri by themselves, Tor their stock Weob7
serve that the stocks Of gas companies are
falling into disfayor as Investments both
inthis country and England, largely, with:
out doubt, because Of the success Of the
experiments with electric lights as substi-
tutes. and because of the use Of kerosene
by economical people and cities Whether
the electric light ever comes into general
Use in the streets Of cities or notssa good
many investors. stand in sufficient fearof
the Possibilities let gasstock aloneThere
has been considerable decline in prices at
Boston.i aiei co o5assiseA adslss'
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- -
ACCORDING 10 the Magnesium Publican,
the Narrow Gauge road between thatplaee
and Washington Is poorly managed! and
is snow in the hands q The herif for debt
of about $1,000. WeJobserve bythetime
table that II requires abqut, three hours 70
run between waynesbprg and Washing
ton, a distance OF say thirty miles Twelve
stops, however, are made Of, the way,
which is a stop every q miles The Re-
publican says that ''the road Is doing well
in spite Of all the bad management, but
while the traffic has increased the pay roll
has been increased in greater proportion
than the increase in the gross earnings,
till the outgoes are now away above what
they have ever been since the completion
ofthe road" dsau NJ fssrst1i,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
OF TRAINS,

: '1rtAdelphlA AceoRInIodstIOn.-ThIs trlin only runs
between Wheeling and Tradelphh.
tDSily except suulay-SeEaTk Accommodation
tSieIbenVIle A~ecommDdltIbp,-Th tlin during
the day paisrs hackHarl and forward bstEeen Mar
tins Ferry and Beltaire, stopping when required Al
sherman House, RtnGhile, West Wheeling and
7 GFaTel iItlI
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ELECTION NOTICE.

IA no. eel sssa .EtH aH.H. ali. EMa ...
Alta special session Of the Board Of Commissioners
held SEPTEMBER ID, 1871, the following persons Wert
appdinted Commissioner Of the Election for Ohioeoun'
II. An election will be held At the several Eottnl
precincts on the
EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
For a Representative 10 the Congress o. the United
State, Delegates to the Legislature, Senator, Clerk d
the Circuit Conrt, Clerk Of The County Court, County
Commissioner, echOol Commissioners, and Juatbee Of
the Peace and Constable 70 all Eacanee.
For Washington DIslhet-MIehael Edwards, jacob
Arndt and james Roberts.
For MadisOn DlstIict-Lews WOodnanSee, MoFti'
meT Pollock aud J. IL. Tappan. -
For Clay Dfsthct-Bep!lmln Fisher, Joseph Toilvei
| and W.. II, Peterson, a.L y. AH..|T' ~ "N#. |"...
For union N~sthct-John II. Downs, james LAun.
der and Casper Hell.
For Centre DtstHct-Lev4s DeTbrugse, james Dur.
kin and James Reed. II
For Webster .pStIIct--Jame II. Todd, Stephen
Clark and O. g. MurdOck.
For Ritehie p~striet-CkarleS Otto, J. ". Waite and
Thos! heCready. Oh lg4GyJ r Efoll
For ,TradslPhia District Precinct No. ], L.. 4.
! Thornburgh, Ralph Mccoy aud VIM. H. WAddle;
Precinct No Z, Samuel Oldhstn, =. u. Henderson, and
Wesley Robinson; Prerinet No. 81. l. BedIll0u, I.
2. BlanehEri and John PtaIT. Il
For Liberty D~lstriet-PrecInet M ], ], T. Maxwell,
1aac Davis and Samuel Chamber; Precinct No. 2
Robert Bonar, Samuel Bell and Vincent vanmeter;
For RIehand ~DIstrct-Preefuet No. I, WIN. North,
james SISIell and AlonIo J. MeColtOeh; Precinct No.
!, james NeCord, Philip Reilly and John B. Lyle,
The poEs tob be opened Al sunrise, or IS soon there
after A. practicable, and % close AZ GIusPt.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioner.
10 CTlAS. II. DElTERs, Clerk.
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BRoCH-RROwN@Ou Tuesday, October l, 1873,
at Disciples Church, by Rev. ". X. Pebdleion, Mr.
ALLIES BACK aud Mn. EMILY BROwS, both ot thii
leily. No carlL sHt Hg.uH# -.fa q 10 E7T11 Ill
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BELLAIRE LOCAE.-ThoSe familiar with
the appearanceofS enator Thurman, speak
of his failing rapidly, physically at least.
| We regard 3Ir. fhurmanas not fitted for a
Presidential candidate in 1850.
Hugo Pregor, ESq., who is to address
the National party tomorrow evening, Is
in the city.
j. B. Smith, Esq, who has been spend.
ing a few days on his farm in Columbiana
county, returned on Monday night
The Catholics have FESTIVAL tonight at
The City Hall, where a eold-headed caneis
10 be vutcdtp the mpstponular candidate
feF-$herifr OF Belmont county. Also O
beautiful biretta is to he voted to the most
popular Catholic clergyman in this vicin'
iity.
Wiley 4 Meek, groesr, moved to the
building lately occupied by Johnson &
Hamilton, Just below 40. Mellott's fur
niture store, on October LIST. d,ia "a
T. Rev. Nm. CASTOR, Presbyterian Minis
ter Of this city, is in attendance upon the
Presbytery, now in session 8tNew Athens,
Harrison county, o. gz,s al sfzit
Bachelors Boarding Club, which now
! consists OF a half.dozen members, has been
organized. They have rented rooms in
Capt. Fink's building, near the Belmon;
House, have employed acook, and speak
Of being well pleased with the present ar
engagements. d iar1d + -1ag1. IL
Our citizens use the hose quite freely,
but it would be beneficial to many, il il
were more generally used, on the dry and
dusty streets, The Advantages derived
from its usecertainly exceed the small cost
The Z. ( o. Railroad company is hay'
Ing a new railing put around the platform
of its bridge.
The Bellairc and Southwestern Railroad
is finished as fur as Bethel Church, q dis.
tancc OF about twelve miles. They have
u plentiful supply of iron, and nothing is
wanting now but to push the work rapidly
forward to completion.
The new whHrf.boat, built at Clarington,
was towetlup last evening. =,
Mr.. Hamilton Is moving his stock! oi
groceries into the room formerly occupied
as a hardware store byIR. N. McGaw, Just
below the small bridge.
Mr.. Everson,Io of the firm Of Everson &
Davis, Of Pittsburgh, was in the city yester,
day on business. ,g- ,.g,,i n
The committee appointed to canvass the
city 70 raise funds for the benefit Of the
yellow feyer; sufferers, have sent, mall,
{ The Catholic festival is I o be kept up
throughout the week. A
Rev. Dean, who is TO occupy the pulpit
Of the Disciples Church, will preach his
first ermo next Sunday.
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joins GFoRGE HKRTwD's card about
>chuz was dated list. Louis, notat Wash
ins,on 1t appears in the Washington
RtcaVaora Of Tuesday-from whence the
dispatch was scnt-apd concludes as fol-
msni,ArnrA
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SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Il = DEED Of Trus n.J.t
~ X Harvey sa!fr and uiis, lstrI, ~ ttsEN
Day Of September, lsi3, anA ft,,srIrj h n ~ ia
Book 10. : page 3!5, IN the Qsrk, o. IfS
y Court o. Wtlrel county, ". Va, VII "a V''''
TUESDAY, the sh day Of 0sSe,. pa
Al the irOot dSor Of the Cour, Ica,s Il v,.,
y, S ~. :; PSSl.s auction the i~!louiEs ri 80. W :.
claim secufed by sid ded q tru,,. u. aASl W
ed 90 twentY.seUen and tSl i5ssi, "A, .sa5'
Het side Of Maia street, Ia the t5Vn q % "
VILE, WetIei COuniy. West Va AGuiH
TERMS or SALE-CSAh.
J. D. ESISG, AttotUey. 'p' I's,.S.
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ELM GROVE RAILROAD,

OS AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, August 10Th,
" Car on the wheeling and Elm Grove r. n. viii
nun n folIoEA Can viii leave thA City (nOrpsF d
Market and Eleventh Sts1 and Statnm's a.
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@sussal Nntisss.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL
The Clerk Of the Bnam Of Filtration X
authorized to receive proposals Tor c.ela N
for the public school bniliinr Of tie dty ~
the school year ls1S7H
Separate bids may lie made iOr furnishing
Isl. The schools south oi The creek.
I'd. The schools north Of the cnyk.
ID. The school on the Island
4th. All the schools ut tie tiiy.
The right is reseneiio rrtcrt an o, III El.
Contractor to give bond with approved e1rr'y
for the faithful performance o. his ContaL
Proposals receivable Until ! o'clock = T. Il
Thursday, October Eth, lS1s.
ocl n. T HULLIHEN. CltTt
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Price, TEN CENTS.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
Ii6th Edition.

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pine FARM FOR sAL.E.

PINE FARM FOR sALE.
ia the County Court d Obj C,sst,.
Maurice curTen
Moe. Eiy, sn. Ia o''ory.
10 putsainee Of tAs authority ,s.Si Ia B,A,
cree entered By aid C0gu IL Il, ~. 40 glsN
on April iSih, ISIS viii El a. Ia i,,,, 4 9i-
residence Of NGses Ray, 90 The tIsalS, h.rI1 -
thed 10 Be sold, on '' aa'S'
MONDAY, the As day Il S,p,.a,.,. n,
beginning At 10 o'dorl, ps,l,
highest and beI bidder, th- ~ - 49, Ih.
lying and beiug situated % tie Vlisr GIiTt. 49,
Ing eTstk, In Ohio county, IN The SUITE 4 W,,, ~.
oo9nded and dae1tcd = k4LSVI. RHiutiSI ~
stake near an ella stump oorn,FIN sLsabL y-,,GA
and With his line s. j. ". ~ pSS1tsITat.tsO $50,
CAthanne lnEAFdi thence E!'h hsF lts : ~ ~
poles 70 tIo sugar tee eornsf u aid C,iAsdb.t,sI
and JeePh Potter thence With PSxfI N. 4 ~
Z. ld roletto : sugar tree cuFasr 70 Inns V.h,..
thence n. "a, ". iS pules TO The t~-isntn. go.
ing ~ 1eTes, being the Aas Etofs7y r7iis! ri
conveyed by Moses RAy " ito, b 0l4S6l " M
Of trust dated April :Ith, is55, AID fuurIdiS,
the Publte and rcOrds IT aid eoap;T.
TEENS or SALE-On-third Of he p-zfrk,v1--
or sueh further SUM ~ the pSrrAaef nav exit :"
10 hand, the residue Ia two eqEal iasuAs4au ~
be respectively 10 one aud two yezn M ~ M
SALE, With Interest from that dIy ;hs pers.sFs v.
ing al bond With approved p<rsyaal srrriJ n ~
Of The deferred instlllmcnl, and ID. III .
saryed till the whole d the puFrhAs blaoT 6piL'
GEn. L. C4EtEL
SPdLUsaus ss.
&c. HERvEr, Aur;Ionssr. tJnJ.y
The above ale b adjourned uhtl NGNIi(, "a.
Der II, 1875, II the Ilme hour and lsl
GEO. b, CALpTEL
Sel0dt~ >TAeL GzzSa9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-03

We don'tlikc to be hard on ohn George,
hut wo will simply remark that il Carl is
more OF a mischief maker than John
George was while here he must be talen'
ted indeed. Uioa 20 'r' 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-03

He fschurzJ is one ot thepropretors q
a German newspaper in this city, That
PAPER said Of him some time ago thathe
WA the smartest man in America. Very
,nidly and modestly drawn, indeed. By
shat idea. coming from Schurz, who has
been in public life q good while, has .ouI
Republic been enriched or beuetittedi
By none other than that a yolable and
persistent talker and tenacious office hun
Ter can reach the goal Of his ambition in
This liberal country. He Is no statesman
at all. lie is Ne politician Of America,
whoseleading principle is-'Carl Schurzs
Such persons as SOhurz, as is well
known. arc always liablesto commit mis-
chief whencvert they come into power.
Very reSnectfnlly, yoursalI ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-03
COUNTY TICKET.
senate-Flnt District.
DIX h VI. HAzLETT.

House OF Delegates. q
FREDERICK GooDrELLow,
THOMAS II. LOGAN. s p.
BENJAMIN FISHER, III
". v. FOREMAN. lH'