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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by George
titles and Barbara Zllles his wife TO the under
signed trustee, dated the 80 day Of December,
1875, and recorded In the Clerks ofhte Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
book Of deeds Of trust and mortgages No. 0 on
pages 49l, 492 and 49S, l will on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of February A. D. 1873
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N ut the front door
Of the Court House Of said county, In the city Of
bidder. The following described real estate, or %
much thereof rs may be necessary 70 pay the debt
secured by hid deed Of trust aud the accrued in
terest thereon and the expenses OF sale, including
tire trustees commissions, that u 70 my: Ger
tain tact Of Land, being part Of wheeling Island,
In the county Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia,
and tho southern portion Of n taIct Of land ptr.
chased byR v. Whelan Of Josiah Updegrat, truS-
tee Of M. NJ. L. Zane and Others, and the l
tract Of land conveyed TO said George Zllles BY said
4. v. Wheian by deed bearing. date March 3iat,
1868, and recorded In deed book No, 81, page S74,
In said Clerks office, and Il bounded as follows:
Beginning On tie west tide Of the east branch Of
the Ohio river and at the northeast corner OF the
vineyard tract formerly owned by Henry Moore
and now owned by John P. 6ilehrist, thence with
the north lire Of said Gilchrist north S2Lo west
81 hs.1to poles 70 the cast bank Of the west branch
OF said river, thence up tald west branch and bind
Ing thereon north 209 8S east q 20.i00I poles and
aud north 22' q east 10 9s-i00 poles to q stake,
thence leaving said west branch and cfoSEing the
Island south So east GO 10 100 poles 10 the west
bank Of the east bunrh Of said river and down
slid river and binding thereon south 16o 40 east
IS $500 poles aud south l2o east IL fp.i00 poles;
south % 2y cat ~ i2-1t0 poles TO the beginning,
containing 20 acres, more or ieSs.
TERrs oP ALI -0ae-third Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof rs the pur-
chaser may elect 10 pay, cash In hand; the residue
In Two Equal miscellaneous Iayable respectively In
six and twelve months from day Of sale, with inter
rest from that day, and the deferred payments 10
be secured bya deed Of must on the property sold.
Selling as trustee, / shall convey such title rs Il
vested In me by aid deed Of trust
GEORGE u. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
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Something that all Printers Will
Read With Interest.

From an English Paper.
The usefulness Of toughened glass, says
an English exchange, bids fair to be
greater and more serious than was at
first supposed. Some experiments are
reported 10 have been made in France
with a view 10 showing whether this sub.
stance can be pressed into the printers
service and substituted for the metal com.
position Of which types are made. The
metal does not at first sight strike the
observer as the best that could be found.
II is bright enough when the letters first
come from the foundry, and before they
have seen any service; but a few days'
wear gives them q very much more dingy
appearance, and before they are finally
returned to the,melting.pot they have de.
generated into a very squalid form, look.
ing dirty in their. bodies as well as bat
tered in their faces. The idea now Is to
discard these long proved but unattract-
i've servants and gil their places with
glittering types Of glass. The advantages
in point Of cleanliness alone would, 1t Is
alleged, be not Insignificant. But the Pdirie
points out tina I there are other and more
solid Improvements involved in the new
system. The toughened glass, which is
not to be made in quite the same way as
that used for tumblers and wine'glasses,
and need moi, OF course, be 80 transparent,
Ia naturally much harder than the old
metal, and can hardly be crushed out Of
8 hape by those little accidents which so
shorten the life and spoil the beauty Of
the only type VI 0 employ. 1t Is also
capable OF being cast into more delicate
shapes, 30 that the difference, for instance,
between tho thin and the thick strokes
can be more clearly defined. Finally, 1t
Is now found that the new material can
be cast in the same mould as the old, and
that therefore there need be no expense
incurred in the altering the machines
and implements used In the manufacture
Of type. II the Patrie has been we'll in
formed, the experiments have been com.
pletely successful, and the adaptability
OF tolghened glass to printing and to nu.
merous other purposes Is likely ere long
to be fully established.
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A SERIES Of musical experiments are
being made on the inmates Of a New York
Insane Asylum. The first trial occurred
the other day in the presence Of a number
Of medical men and reporters. About {
thousand patients OF a mild type having
been assembled in a hall, a fashionable
young lady Of 3 charitable mind sat doWr
at a piano and rendered \ number o.
operatic pieces in the prevailing style
The result, surprising to relate, was thai
the unfortunate patients OF a mild type
speedily became raving mad, and pursued
the scientific investigators, the innocent
reporters, and the charitable young lady
OF from the stage and around the room
until the attendants came 10 the rescue,
There Il no accounting for tastes.
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MEETING,
scribner's Monthly,
MIDWINTER NUMBER,

The MIDw1STBR NUMnRR Of ScRIBSER's
MONTHLY, in the variety of its contents,
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In the series on American, Sports there
Is "MoosE-HuHTINd," Illustrations by
Sandman, Ward and Kelly; "a CALFoR.
MA MINING CANT" Illustrations and text
by MARY HALLocK FooTE; "THE HUM
MING.BIRD OF THR CALIFORNIA WATER.
FALLS" Illustrations by Moran, Beard and
Gibson; REoENT CHURCH DECORATIONS"
OF Clarence Cook, Illustrations OF tine work
by Bartholdi, LaFarge and st. Gaudens;
"Following the Halcyon to Canada" by
Burroughs; "Majolica," by Castellani, de-,
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Stories by Stoddard, Glider, Boyesen, Hol.
land and Stockton, besides Sketches, Es.
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GosHoRN.-On Friday, January IS. 1879, Al
1895 p, NJ, PRISCILLA ]. GosIoRN, vile Of Wm. D.
Goshorn, In the 67th year. Of her ago
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband, No:.SO5 Main street, on Monday, the
2IIt Inst, at 2 =. N.
vIEWEG.-On Friday might, january IL, lSIs,
at II o'clock, DORA, vile Of Christian NieWeg, 10
the 6th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from her husband.
residence, No. 4ioS Jacob lIeet, on Monday after,
noon at hali-pa,t one O'Clock. Friends Of the lam
iy are respectfully invited to attend.
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munity. All the roads in the country
might be kept in fine condition by the
enforced labor Of tramps, who now use
them to so little purpose.
The world owes no man a living. II
does not IoWen him ever q coffin, though
Il may provide him with one for sweet
ehGfiiyis sake. Every man owes The
world ~more-vastly more-than be Will
ever pay, though he devote himself TO itl
service I'LL bis lifeis end. Baltimore ID
holding meetings to decide what Mary.
land ought to do with It's tramps. II
ought to arrest them and set them 70
work, This country offers labor to all
who will do II, and the industrious and
frugal ought to be relieved Of the sup
port Of loSfers who follow mendicancy as
q profession.
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views OF tho Rev. Joseph Cook
ON the Great Pulpit Topic OF
rha nkny

OH AhC oENstA aAB oE -
the Day.
Special Dlspatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
CLEVELAND, O., January lS.-Last
evening the Rev. Joseph Cook de-
liyered his famous lecture, "Does Death
End ALP before 1900 people, in the
Ontario Street Tabernacle. This morn
Ing he left for Titusyille, where he speaks
this evening. Before his departure your
correspondent interviewed him briefly
in regard 10 his views on she'll" He
said:
~ am not fully ready 10 speak upon
this subject, as / am not well enough up
in what has been said on the other side
of the water only a few weeks since.
We knew what Canon Farrar said.
When through with my Boston lectures
in April, | shall probably write some.
thing on that subject more definite. / do
not expect that my views will change
any, but they may be expressed differ
emily on account Of what people abroad
have said.
an my lecture on the permanence OF
the moral character, l expressed my
present views. l believe that in the do.
main Of moral laws there is a point be.
yond which II Is too late TO mend. In the
physical law Of gravitation a ship may
careen from side 10 aide, and thus train
sailors to become skilltul and bold, but
at length II goes too far and capsizes and
sinks, and hundreds Of centuries will not
remedy 1t. In organic law the same is
true. A tree may be cut and may heal
even stronger than before, but II gashed
beyond the heart 1t dies; and no will
expect that centuries Of suffering will
bring Il back to life.
These two sets OF natural laws point in
the same direction, and teach that there
ia such a thing as being too late 10 mend.
From analogy, then, we must conclude
that, UNDER the third act, or natural moral
law, the same thing holds true. The con.
dition Of things IL such that an uuwill-
ingness to accept goodness may ripen in.
to eternal voluntary opposition 10 1t.
Under the irreversible natural law, there
may exist in the universe eternal sin. l
would not teach the truth Of future pun
ishment by saying that man is punished
forever and forever, for the sins OF that
handA breadth Of duration we call time.
II the soul does not repent with cont:i.
ton, the nature Of things forbids Its peace.
Biblical and natural truth teaches that q
prolonged dissimilarity Of feeling with
God may end in eternal sin. II there is
eternal ain, there will be eternal punish.
ment. 0mniscience can not make the
man happy who hates what God loves,
and loves what God hates"
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-t n..
f~AhkEfsDvAo Saw
Cufs 'e"4'" ".. VIZ 10 SOC :" col SD and bis
49, for b;s recent speech 10 the
Workinrmen Of that city.
Since the Rev. Hammond left Parkers.
bunr The controversy between the Jour.
nal and Catholic Messenger seems to have
been renewed.
The saloon keepers Of parkersburg are
rsnorled ns %anxiou. to know whether the
C;,v CornciI will GRANT liceu1e this wear.
Col, ". P. Thomson (son Of Judge
= ~ from III.
u l"D '"'
late 'ilhess' ,
Inc present Guy cou"'i' 10 4u''' M
ture. It's made up OIL members Of D0'n
political parties,and the names oil mem
hers were used on The citizens and TEN.
,,s,ance ,;ckets. The Sentinel ava that
tue Courc'' 10" so'u o'e'
The Democratic members oil the Coun-
ill held a caucus and resolved not 10 ia.
-Lo .oi.o,;on 81 o,v man for Street
yof '"e se'e'''V" " Guy I
Commissioner VINO owned CARTS enSaseu
in public hauling.
There is n lodge Of a new beneficial
o.eoniz,iion called the /, O. ". M, that
- Joooo.oJ mnmher,s family
pays every ue'sat" ~ .Ln ","..sm"n,
S2,VoO, toseller WIN ~, .ne "se's'
money he has paid out during me mem
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IJnionPaciGc.

WASHINGTON, January 1S.-The Pres
ident has sent the Attorney Generate
opinion on the Union Pacific case to Con.
gress. He takes the position that The
Executive is powerless to force the Union
Pacific to prorate with any branch roads,
The needed legislation to force their just
treatment OF other lines is already pre-
pared, and will be presented soon.
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By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Daniel
Gushing and vile TO JAMIE ..MeCluney, % trustee,
dated July 2Sth, 1873, and recorded IN Book No
(6), Folio (sl, In the Office ~ the Clerk Of the C0un.
order Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, made on the lIth day Of May, 1871, sub.
s~titutlng my name Is Trustee In nId decd OF trust,
for that Of JONES Mckinney (who has refused d
serve), / will offer fot sale atpublIc auction. at Tho
front door Of the Court Houie Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, on
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TUESDAY, JANUARY p. 1s7.

At 10 o'clock A. the following described proper.
ty, to-wit: Lots numbered IS, 10 and 20, situated
on the east ode Of IWatet street, Centre Wheeling,
West Virginia, being the same property conveyed
70 D. Cu.hinE BY deed from the Northwestern
recorded In Ohio county records, Book n, page 90.
T1tRAs OF {, LE-si,000 (or asmueh more ~ the
purchaser elects To- pay IN caSh OF the day Of sale
and the balance In four ~ equal annual payments,
bearing eight ~ per cent interest from date Of sale,
to be secured hya decd Of trust on the property,
and also insuhng the buildings on the properly
for the benefit Of The trust thus created, In the Alnl
Of $1,000.
The hle Is believed to be perfect, but selling aS
In me BY the deed Of truit and order herein before
reterfedt 10. {. r. HTLDRETH, Trustee,
WHRRIisd, Dec. q, 1877. al
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General Lortpg Of the Khediye's

WAsu1EeroH, January 1s.-Gen. w
w. Loring, who left the United States
army to join the Confederate army, and
whoi Is now second in command in the
army Of the Khedive Of Egypt, has asked
Senator Lamar, through a friend, 70 in,
troduce a bill to remove his political
diaahilities.
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TUESDAY, tho 2olh day d March, 1878,

commanding nj 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the FRONT
DD1E OPTHE IOUKT house OF PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 70 cell 70
Inc highest and best bidder the following descIloed
real esfaic, or 20 much thereof n may be Necessary
10 pay The debt secured by said deed Of uust, ang
saIe. IncIuiInp The trustees commissions, thai y 10
say; The following real estate and property, STU
aled In Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
iefs Of Three Forks creek, known rs the
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nR1rsTEE,s SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
OF I'M
GIades IronWorks
Preston County, West virginia.

Bv Write Of a deed OF trust made By, Abner Evans,
JE., 10 The undersigned trustee, dated the !Slh a ,ay
Of December, 1876, and Of record nIlops y 1r,,,st
DEED Book No. %. PIP. Us, $40 and 50, VIII on
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CAsr1EMAs's Run, BROOKE COUNTY
From a letter in the WelIsburg Herald

From 0 Letter IN Inc neLIspuTk Aauto
we take the following extract:
Our school (No. 2 sub-district) taught
by Mrs. William CounSelman, is -FOUR
ishing nicely; there lisa larger attend.
nnce now than usual and more interest
manifested.
Farmers are busy attending to their
stock, which, as far as l have noticed
looks well. =,
There was a large number Of hogs fed
in this neighbOrhoOd this season, but
they are about all sold now. Buyers are
offering So G5 per cwt., gross.
There is a great amount OF wool in
this vicinity yet; the most or all Of il
could have been sold at from 45c 10 47C
p.r Id. Those who have their wool yet
have the consolation Of the fuse" Of II
until sold.
Wheat looks we'll. Roads are getting
pretty bad. Hurry up the Narrow
Gauge.
Please tell us in your next what The
fare is up and down 4 mean from Wells
burg up and from WOllsburg down. on
the p. W. & Ky. r. r., and oblIge,,
Respectfully referred to correspondent
OF the Wheeling lETELIIoEScLR'-H
Herald.
We have no doubt that enterpris
ing Wellsburg correspondent 70. B. O.
Is able to report the fare as very reason
able up to this time. The fare on The
other side OF the river Lagrange te
B%ridgeport) is 55 cents, and as the dis
lance is about the same on both sides we
presume that will be the fare on thil
side.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.

Among other novelties, there is a double
frOntispiece; q Portrait Of Abraham Lin.
coin, from the last Photograph, drawn by
WYATT EATON, and engraved by COLE;
and opposite the portrait, . sonnet on LIN.
COLIN, by RICHARD HENRY SToDDARD,
printed In quaint Old English type, from
matrices three hundred years old.
One OF the most noteworthy features OF
the Midwinter ScRIBNBR is a series entitled
"%PERsoNAL REMtN1scgNsEs OF LINCOLN"
by NOAH BROOKS, with o facsimile OF one
OF the Presidents stories In his own hand.
writing. These papers have been specif.
cally copyrighted, SO that they a be had
only In the magazine.
Another N%oyslly-1hs "scrlbner Extra
For the convenience OF purchasers Of the
"Midwinter S%CRIBNER," we have reprinted
the earlier chapters Of "RoxY," DR.. Egg.
glcston's Novel, from the November, 1877,
December, 1877, and January, 1873, mum.
bers OF ScRIBSBR, together with Mr.. Frank
B. stockton's capital "RUpDBR GRANGE
STORIES" with the original illustrations
(also continued in the "Midwinter ScRIB.
NBR''), In "~ScRIBNRE EXTRA" which is
sold by all Booksellers and Newsdealers.
D.inA IE aankv
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W.
Edward wyman, z. F. Gutter, I. c. H. Smith,
J~osephDlylG, Thomas Porter, william N. Chan
eelloI late Special Receiver appointed BY the
Circuit Court Of Wood county, In q certain suit
In chancery therein depending batween bAid
Edward Wyman and Z. r. Cutter, com-
plalnRnts, and Joseph Davis and I. G. II. Smith,
defendants, and John W. Wills, Special Re.
eeiEer, appointed by aid Court In aid cause,
IL The Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Wiz.
ginia. In ChRnccry
To the above named parties, plaintiff aud do
Ffendauis; You will take nolics that The above
misslonen Of the Circuit Court Of Wood county, al
the December term, 1877, for the pnrposc OF Hcer-
taining and reporting 70 the Court certain facts
particularly required by mid decree Of reference,
4 copy Of which 10 In my once and 70 which you
are referred for q particular statement Of every.
thing 70 be examined into and reported upon BY
the Commissioner. In accordance with the otdSr
Of reference Aforesaid, ] have fixed upon the ok.
tenth day Of January, 1878, between tbs hours Of
AK Court street, 10 the city Of Flikers6urE, In
the county Of Wood, State Of West Virginia, 10
take the testimony Of all the parties 10 aid action,
y d0sifed and deemed necessary, and will continue
the Hlme from day to day and time 10 time, II nee
eaary, until all The testimony and the report Of
the undenl Tned 10 completed a. required BY haid
order Of reference.
You arc commanded, In the nam0 Of the State
Of West VIrginia, 10 DO and appear before me, IA
obedience 70 this notice and TO protect your Inter
esis In relation 10 the matters before me In MD
Given under my hand, At my Office, this 14th
dby Of December, 1871.
uelFM Commissioner
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF
Valuable Fifth WardPropsrb

BY virtue OF q deed Of trust made nv Io,.,, :
Ferrel and vile 10 james s, Wheat. :,
dated February LIST, 1878, and IeronIJ SnS"iS 1.
land records Of Ohio county, Wet virIisT :
Trust Deed Book Nc. Q, pages 22I And ~ ~ !
an order Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio toupit n :
Virginia, made IN the 10Th day Of EoJemls; W,
Substituting my name s Trustee In Hid S.iS
trust, In the place and stead Of james /. Mr.
decd, ] will oiier for sale at public auction 4 \
highest and best bidder, At tho front dor a n
Court House Of Ohio county, West vtglriI, q
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Febvuuy. IN
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the tOlO,i,,A 4
scribed property, that Is 10 ey; The thFRitI
brick building at the south east tOrnsf d NJ
and Webster tnow 20thl streets, 10 thNt ardIs
city Of Wheeling known n Centre Wheels
seven and ninety lS7 and 90) on which nIIrFE,
Ing has been erected, together with and Ist,,I,
that part Of lot numbered ninety (9O 10 ~ n,
thereof, extending 70 the alley, and I,InR b1tSj
the liue Of the centre Of the South Val q
building extended 10 said alley.
1ERNS OF SALR. -S2eE0, land aJ much us1s
the purchaser may elect 10 payl and lhS ~
sale, In caIh; $500 on the LIST day Of Rebun,T, IN
1870 on the let dAy Of February, 1856 SIigE,g,
ist day Of February, 1881; sll?0 on lhs III an
February, 1882. slO60on The lst day Of FtLnss1
1888; aud the balance u the pufthle nTF,f
any, on the EAid LIST u February, 1855; III I'M
terest from the day Of sAle-dtleTel nynTbS
DO secured by deed Of trust on the pOFeftT a.
and buildings TO be insured by purchaser Ia ID
eft Of the trust.
HANNIBAL FORBES Tnaa.
January 18th, 1878. M
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FOR SALE.
SANE

= nm, "a, ,,le my property on Maln street, can:
aistinr Of Two store rooms and dEeIing, Nc. z1io
N.Y. 4 ,Isn ofFr ior sale the hloon In room No.
SoiT With All The fixtures complete, at a ereat
hSr,aIn. TENS easy. For full particular. aPpty
slsAH' JOHN sCHGELl, Hhi
"tu No. 20i6 Main street,
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HOUSE FOR sALE.-I offer for ale tb,A,1
Ill on South Front street, Island, 10 Ehih la
beside. House contains nine rooms, patty "a
r0om and water closet; wash house md rulba
In the basement. There are hot and nld M
and gas fixtures on all three ilOOn. Tie kha
by LIS feet, and the grounds well improved.
Terms easy. Apply to Ileryey a Britt
JOHN MORGAN,
sep27 South Front Street, lirh
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DUBL1c SALE.

/
CHRISTIAN d AMIcK will offer for sale, on
Saturday, February u, 1875, commencing at 10
o'clock A. N , on the pTemiie; their Brick Build
ing, situated on the corner Of MAln and sixttenth
streets. The building will be sold under the con-
dillon that the present occupants can have iull use
Perrous Wishing to purchase material for building
Of the very best quality, will find II to their in
tcrett 10 attend tho sale.
TERhs OF SALR-Cash. &c. HERvEY,
jail %, 27Afe1,2 Auctioneer.