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TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUABLE
j, OHIO COUNTY FARM.

- StAAS
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by John E. wayt
TO the undersigned trustee, dated on the I'D day Of
April, 1874, and recorded 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of
The County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10
deed Of Trust Book No. 6, page 5SI, l will on
THURSDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JUNE, 1873,
At 10 o'clock a. NJ, on the premises, sell at public auc-
ton to the highest and best bidder the following de-
scribed real estate, that Is 10 say: AL that piece or
PaTeclOt land situate on the waters OfShort Creek, In
Liberty District, In Ohio county, West VIrEinia,
which IS bounded as follows: Beginning at Z stone on
The top Of sEdge by 4 gun, corner 10 John J. jacob,
lin ihe year 1876, and with:that line south GIH3
east 70 1.l0 poles 10 n stone, corner to John J, Jacob
anu John WAddle, Sr.; thence with Waddle'S line
south Va east l69 2-l0 poleI to 4 sugar tree, corner
to Slnluel Finley; thence with his line south % east
u 7-lO poles to q white oak on the bank Of a run, cor
uer to aid Finley; thence south So cast Is $40 poies
to double beech. corner 70 AblAh Dement,; thence
south "a West6 " 6-l0 poles 10 a stone, formerly a
Spanish YAK, on the top ola ridge, corner To George
Dement, thence north 6so west iII $40 poles 10 n
stone, corner toJohn WAyt; and thence With his line
south NJ west S9h poles 70 a Spanish oak, corner 70
Levi Mills thence with bis line north igXo Vest
206 1-lO poles TO a stone BY a fallen white walnut, and
thence north l4' east 3Sx poles TO the beginning, lex.
eepting .theretrom one acre, which belongs 10 the
Board o. Education Of said Liberty District, contain.
ingtWo.hundred and thlrty-hYe and one-half i2SSX)
acre, more or les, without the one acre herein X.
fore excepted.
TERMS orsALE.-One.third Of the purchase money
land ai much more Is the purchaser may elect 10 pay)
in cash, aud the remainder In three equal annual
payments, with Interest, from the day Of ale, M
puiehaser giving negotiable notes, secured by deed
Of trust on the property for the deferred payments,
The title 70 theEaid property Il L believed 10 b ner.
iesti but, selling As trustee, ! shall convey only such
title AZ Is vested In me by taId deed OF trust. ~A
J.HAES0N GOOD, Trustee.
~ 1oSksI AltoIney' myi7-wsAw
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ONE OF EDISoN.s R1YA1S.
What he Thinks OF His own Light ant
Mhnt lie Thinks of EdINOn's.

what he Thinks OF His Own Light and
what He Thinks Of EdISOn's.
Cleveland Voice.
IIappeninginto the Office of NJ. D. Leg.
Sctt & c., the patent solicitors, yesterday,
a Iioice reporter tackled DR.. l.. l.. Leggett
Tor something new on the electric light
question.
"Mr. Brush. has just made q great i'm.
p%rovement," said the doctor, "whereby
he is enabled to run a large number Of
lights on asingle wire and keep the light
perfectly steady"
"And what was the trouble under the
old systcm%
"The liability OF one lamp to extiuguish
all the rest in the circuit BY going out it.
self or to take too much Of the current,
and thereby not only impair its own ope.
ration, but damage the working Of all the
other lamps in the circuit. Mr.. Brush's
improvement, broadly considered, resides
in such q construction OF his lamps that
each becomes It's own regulator, and he
makes the resistance offered by the vol
taic arc the governing cause in determin.
ing the exact amount OF current used by
any lamp. His mechanism for accom-.
pltslling this is exceedingly simple and
durable, and once properly adjusted is
absolutely certain in its operation"
elias this been considered a difficult
thing to accomplish"
"fes, indeed. So much so that one OF
the most prominent English scientists but
recently declared that, II not impossible OF
accomplishment, it was hardly probable
that more than one lamp on a single cleo.
tric circuit would ever be successfully &C.
complished. Brush has no difficulty what
ever with such a machine as Is running
the Park lamps in operating eighteen or
more lights with perfect uniformity and
regularity. Without any great trouble or
expense the same machine that is opeat.
ing the Park lights could be made to light
Superior street, and yet not be running to
Its full capacity"
"What does Mr.. Brush think OF the Eli.
son lightsince his patents were ppblished?"
~ would hardly attempt to answer for
Mr.. Brush, but know from the examiua.
tons OF the Edison apparatus what n
person with any practical knowledge OF
electric lighting would know, that is that
MIR. Edison, in anything that he has vet
produced or described, cannot produce a
commercially practicable light or one that
would offer any competition with gaslight.
lie depends for his illumination upon the
incandescence Of white hot platinum wire
or equivalent substance. There is OF ne.
cesstty q narrow limit to the strength
OF such q lightas compared with the Vol.
taic.arc system which Brush EMPLOYS.
There is moreover in the incandescent
light an enormous waste of both current
and power as compared with the v~oltaic.
arc typeot light. Mr.. Brush has carried
on avery large amount Of experimenting
on Edison's published plans and has
found the facts to beast have stated. He
says that Edison cannot produce the light
at anything like the cost OF gas for an
equal amount OF illumination"
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SATURDAY, MAY path, 1875.

Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following d.scrib-
Cd property levitt; A Tract Of lind situated on the
West NirBinia, contaiAcg one hundred and forty
9sress, more or lsSS, Banded and described rs follows:
Begl1ninEat 4 6etk oak, corner to George Miller and
David Kidd, thence with George MIllefs line south
vary agOut one hundred and hity poles 70 u stake In
Lsidley's Run, corner 10 b. n. 0ldham'ssaR mill tract,
thence with said b. n. 0ldhan's line dow LaIdley'S
Run mdescribed In B. N. Oldham's deed from 8. old.
ham TO McCopn's line, thence northRard with Nc
Conn's line To Joseph BlAney's lands about two hun.
dred and ten poles, thence with Blaney's line east
ward about sixty poles 10 Kldd'S line, and with his
line 70 beginning, being the same land conyeyedt 10
Samue Oldham by his father by deed dated Septeni.
Der soth. 1858, and recorded In Deed Book IS, pages
80 and 10
TERMS OF SALE-Two thousand dollars, and as
much more as the purchaser may choose 10 pay, In
cash, the residue 10 one add two years from date Of
sale, the purchaser TO give his notes bearing interest
from date for the deiened payments, and 10 give deed
o. trust on the property TO secure their payment.
The purchaser to have possession on the hiSt day Of
September, 1870. The ttleiS believed 10 be good, but
selling rs trustee, will only convey such tile Is Is
vested In me.
ap2S.D&w ]. D. EWING, Trustee.
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protect the system 1rom S~IoI,,,,

1t is possible to do this even in regions of
country where miasma is most rife. and
where the periodic fevers which 1t causes rs.
sumo their most formidable types. The i'm.
monSe popularity Of Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters y very largely attributable to the fact Of
It's efficacy as a remedy for chills and fever,
bilious remittentst and Us q preventive ofthe
various forms Of malarial disease. In those
portions Of the West and South where com.
plants Of this nature prevail, and in the
protective influence which Il exerts; andi, has
been very widely adopted as a substitute for
the dangerous and comparatively ineffective
alkaloidr sllphate Of 4uinile. Physicians
have not been among the last to concede It's
merits, and the emphatic professional in.
dorsementS which It has received have added
to the reputation 1t has obtained at home and
abroad. MwF&w
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On the test vote to table the silver bill,
thus killing It, 81 Republicans and 10 Dem.
oCrats voted aye, and 1l8 Democrats and
Gireenbackers and 10 Republicans voted
nay; all but three Of the New England
Congressman voted for tabling, as did all
the New York, Michigan and Delaware
Congressman. Tho delegations from vir'
ginia, North and South Carolina, Missouri,
Arkansas, Florida, Texas, Oregon, Kansas
West Virginia, Nevada and Colorado
voted against tabling. A majority Of the
Congressman from New jersey, Pennsyl'
vania, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Min
nesota voted to table the bill.
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UNDER the pension arrears bill, settle
ments had been made in 1897 cases, up to
last Thursday. The amount Of money re-
quired to pay these allowed claims was
$l,594,Osl 80, tho average to each person
being within a small fraction Of s0G5. No
definite estimate has yet been made Of the
total amount that will be needed In the
execution Of the law; but the adjustments
so far indicate that 1t will be much larger
than any Of the guesses current VIXEN the
bill passed.
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TIE project o. laying a cable from the
California coastto Japan, by way of the
Hawaiian Islands, has reached the point
where subscriptions to the stock are In
vited, and Cyrus W. Field has put his
name down for 100000. 1t is expected
that the Hawaiian Government will sub
scribe slOO,OOO, 900, and that the remain
der Of the requisite capital will be raised
in London, Paris, New York and San
Francisco. The scheme is in strong hands,
and the fact that there is an immense
amount Of capital in the world that can't
find profitable employment in other en-
terprises is in its favor; so there seems to
be no reason why it should not be a sue.
cess.
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9. wv. RnoApEs, Secretary.
A change OF venue n The nnG

ERASEFoRT, KY, May 2o.-Thomas Blu.
ford was brought from Louisville on the
train this morning. Court convened at 10
O'clock, with Judge Mcnamara ON the
bench. Geo. NJ. Curtis, for the defense.
made an argument for a change OF venue
The Court decided that 1t would grant the
Shange. overton, county Of Owen. was
hxed upon as the place for trial, court 10
convene there on July Sth.
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MAucu CHUNK, Pa, May .-The funeral
ofJudge Asa Packer took place to-day.
The ceremonies were ofthe simplest kind.
All the business places were closed and
flags at half mast.
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KEYsER, W. VA, is undergoing a tenn
perance reformation, two hundred and
twenty-five persons having signed the
pledge, among them number Of habltual
drinkers.
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IN MARTINS FERRY.

On MONDAY, MAY %, 1879, at ST. Clainvuls
Vhio, tue property known rs the Lewis Wocd Home,
stead now occupied BY his widow, Rose Wood, Wil
BE- sold 70 the highest bidder. The property Consist
Of about Tour acres, covered with choice fruit Of Vreaj
variety; a good, two-story brick dwelling with EVEN
IooTS, Kitchen, bath-reom and excellent cellar; also
wen and eistern: The location Of this place makes n
especially desirable, commanding a Il does 4 maTnIa.
cent view o. Wheeling, the IalGnd, the river, Maftini,
Fsiry and the Valley. II Is within 6ye minutes Walf
o. either the q &R. Depot or Wheeling Ferry And
Mltnin easy access Of the businSss portions Of Wheel.
The whole Of this property must be sold and a clear
ule will 30 given the purchaser.
For further particulars call on or addreS,
JOHN L. VAN PELT.
Ohio City Bank, Martins Ferry, Ohio, or
JOHN E. WEST.
my2l St, ClaIrtyIlle, OhIo
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY II, Is7O

PENDING the decision Of the charges
against them, Generals Stanley and HGzen
have been ordered to their respective
commands.
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HoMIto Prerent sieLnes..

Usually avoid places where it is. but
when once in a family the only protection
that can be relied upon,fs the wearing Of an
Egyptian Fever and Ague and Liver Pad.
IT not only projects but cures. Tryit
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MoTIER says the baby is fretiul, but If
the baby could talk, It would say Il had
pain: Relieve the pain by giving Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup, an innocent but effect.
nal remedy. Price % cents a bottle,
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FRIDAY, THE 2oru DAY OF JUNE, ,s7,

FRIDAY, THE 2ortt DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, the following r.,,
estate, Stuated in the Eighth Ward OF ne civ n
Wheeingi that iS 70 Slyi LoGs numbered on the Mai
q the city Of Wheeling nine (l, ten (i0, thirteen tiS.
i01Iteen w atteen ~ and sixteen no, In SqGaro
twenty-eight (aSl, 10 South Wheeling.
Ais, los Of ground numbered aVe i5, dx (l. sSyen
Y, eight y, sixteen u6, weuty-one(2 I, twenty-five
numbered eighteen Ish IN South Wheellnr, and an.
other lot Of ground deiguated and called coal lot
1umbersd tEenty-seyeu t27l, according 10 q plat Of
Soata wheeling and the P9Ititlon made between the
hets Of Samuel sPtigg. R. G. Woods and FranEiin ".
Knox, and the following lot and coal PRIVILEGE Ia
so9th WheSllnq ccall9t numbered tECaty.SiS t2SI
nnG We ga ana lhs privilege thereunto aPpertaining,
Eighth ~ street, according 10 the plat Of aid town
and the partition made between the Merehantli ana
Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling and The heirs Of Samuel
ground, or 4 part thereof, the Washington HillS were
situated, now removed; also lots numbered ditsen
ubh nineteen il9l and twenty (20), 10 square nuns
SsIed eighteen W situated 10 soath wheeling also
square numbered eighteen tis), iiuated ia Sou;b
Wheeling, being the property belonging 10 Henry W.
pTakeleYI DECEASED, purchased BY him al the trur
ale made y 9. DaFragh, Of the Norway Iron Manu-,
tletIrtng Company, exeeptthe bplldIpgi and machin.
cry, which have been removed there run,
The sald property will DO offered 10 Eeparafe mar.
eelA, except the coal lots Nos, %, n and 2S'WhIeh VIM
DO offered together and the other lots viii ~ sold
eepaIately Or together, In such manner a win prU-
dlee the greatest price.
The terms Of the nle shall be: The one,third. and
- mueh more q the purchaser may desire 10 ply. in
hand the remainder Of the purchase money IA ~
secured BY note! at one and two years each, with Ia.
tetest from the day Of sale, the notes 70 b Seeured Ia
the satisfaction Of the trustee, and the TUE 10 ~ n.
t4ined until the purchase money shall DO paid.
Itthe property shall net all 30 sold on tie aid 10Th
Day o. jane, 1870, the same shall 30 eontlnued from
DANIEL PECK,
Special Commissioner,
Ma Y y. lbla my2l,2siullll7
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
ELECTRIC BELTS,

Assure cure for nervous debility, premature decay.
Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure, Crculars
mailed free. Address J. K. REEVES, Is Chatham
street, New York. iel9-NMRAM
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRggEs,T,E.EE.,ss. (. SAFE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. REAL ESTATE
By Virtue Of q deed Of trust made by Edmund
Hobbs, sFi and Arabella, his wife, tom IL trustee, dHt.
ed February sth, Is78, recorded 10 he ofhee Of
the Clgfk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, 10
Deed NJ Trust Book No. 8, page 2s7, I will on
SATURDAY, THE 2irI DAY OF MAY, 1870,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at the front door
Of the Court Housoci Sald county the following dP.
scTibed property that Is 70 say LotuumbarOd on0hun.
dred aud seyeDty.lWo lT2) on the north side Of Zane.
now Seventeenth street, on the corner Of the alley b.
tween Filth and Sixth streets, now Eoa and Jacob
streets, In that part VI the city Of Wheeling, Wnst VIZ.
giniA, known Us East Wheeling. The title e believed
% DO perfect, but selling a trustee viii e0nVey only
the title vested In the By said deed Of trust.
TRIMS OF SALR.-OnB-fourth cash on day Of Ale.
the balance IN three equal lnStallmentS al Blx, twelve
and eighteen months, negotiable notes bearing Inter-
est from day Of sale 70 BE- given for the deferred pay
nents and secured by deed Of trust op the property.
WILLIAM J.. W. COWbEN, Trustee,
&c, HERVEY, AuetIoneer. ann
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ISErT-vAS PEARsE.-on Tuesday morning
Nay %, 1879, at the residence Of George K. Wheat
tEs4 MI. W. A, IsETT and Miss Anna Van PeafSo,
both Of this city.
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cRISTAnnRn,S HAlR nYE

Is now kneWn throughout the American continent,
1t is harmless, contains no eaustic, improves the
hbres, PrOdusesa rich, natural and lasting color, Of
any shade from a warm brown TO a glossy sable, anlL
endorsed BY the most eminent analytic chemists in
the United States. Manufactured by J. cRIsTA.
D0Ro, No. % William IT,, New York. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied BY ali Hair DEsrsers.
~myiS-Nwy4S
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CLERx's oEEcE, Board OF COMMISSIONERS
May y, ls1V.
A OBLIGATIONS FOR THE APPOINT.
"A NEST Of County PhyIlcian for the City DIS.
b. died In this Office onot before MAY 21th ioF con.
Alteration by the committee, and report 70 the Board
at ltsSepi0n FRIDAY, 8Oth fast.
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
myi9 CHAS, II. DEfTERs, Clerk.
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M. N. HAlLER, AnelIonea!
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue ola deed Of trust made by Samuel oldham
and slllIe, his wife, 10 me, as trustee, dated the I2th
day Of November, 1871, and recorded 10 the Recorders
ONCE o. Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust
Book No. IL, pages i05 and 106, l will sell at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West virgi-
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ClERR's UVTlcE, Board OF CoNNilSIoNHRa, /
May 70, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ CEtvED at this Office until TUESDAY, 27th
Inst .al11 NJ TO- tufhlSllng Ohio County Poor, City
DistFict and County Prisons with Medicine, Cd pFe.
scrlptiOn Of the County Physician, for ono var
CO SImOnclnR JUNE let, f67v.
By order q the Board 81 Commissioners
nyl2 CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
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saturday, the 3ISt day Of May, 1879,

AA AAAA CAulg mluH Nv Ellu lnuPf IN
will on 'ney
Saturday, the aIst day OF May, 1879.
Commencing at 10 O'clock. ", sell at public auction
a. the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County
us ~, Tir y 1M the following, described real estate ID
~ y ny "a ~ " Mn nsell Nest Virginia, or 70 much there
oeGree o. February 6th, 1873, and the costs Of saId Euit
and the expenSeso sale, to-vlt. Tha nronSTtV ErSIS
Iqs ! Y AZ tle keial House, now called The Central
leenth eIeetS, and bounded rs follows; BeVinninV
" tlo northeast corner Of Water and FouFteentb
1872 III. Laeace north with Water street ons hundred
street eighty fest 70 an open mace : tSsnsa
with the west line Of said open SpSSe Sontb
ITsnty;tRo ieet; thence east by a line DarGliei
Win ~ lSSuttsen!h street % an alley; theneG south
ieet 70 Fourteenth street; thence Weit With M pofth
lne Of said Fourteenth street TO the mae Al 49,
nins: tGSether With the right 70 use aid alley on liz
signees q James aud James Il. Baker. SAD Commit.
loneT1 10 making ale Of said real estSte viii osSr IN
ba,sI pI SnI faGs PSFt q s.ld real estate upon which The
Eaid hotel building and Of equal width theTerith ~
the luey' th1t Is TO say, all Of said reaI eState iTins
T nolsSw o. 2 me commencing on Water street al liz
real estate and running east Tanliei viii F1SI,S ~ 4 sIS
street 70 ne alley and II sufficient amount AZ n,onSH
ss y % 0ia loE AID partof Sald real estGte q 6rSt N.
M y w. on Iae ND liens, costs mud expenses, he
aaSIeIsSue1 WI sal Gaid part and no more M ali
t i esate; but 4 such sufficient amount d moi Hi ~ nv
saSa P15s 1 men thsy Nh ell the whole Of MD raj e.
70 nseesafy % Iay aid liens costs ana SSnsn.sa y
use Said alley. "tn tnerlSht %
IEE4soE sAtE.-ons.thlrd Of The pureh.,. non,v
and aS much more IS the purcha,er mSv 49, tm ~ ne
ln eaSa on tue day Of. sale; and Tor the neSidas ~ ISSII
ganss ~ money ,SH 6cada Ahill e givsn 70 he Commit.
hSSEins fn, SIS P44sS Sl dated on the day tEale ana
~ Ieddae, and payable Ia " I've. eiFhteen sr%d
ooESSSs,!sy .toaf monthS aiier their date, With personai y.
"a ~ J ts9!ein aPhToTed by the und6GSigued; the tItle
Is paid. purchase money
WILLIAM 2. HUBBARD.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Annual Meeting Of the siockholdsS Of ina
Nall City Building and Loan AtAociation, and election
Mime DIRECTOR Tor Sefies "B,t' will be held II ihSif
place d meeting Jhetday, MAY 9Th, at5X o'el6cf
sad aaatli ihs Ill Inst. J0HN RAYHA, Pr., e"
O II, DEITERB, Beiy, mTi5
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INcIDENTS.

Among the speeches made at the ban.
guet none was better received than that Of
Judge Cochran. He brought down the
house with his humor. Judge Carlisle, Of
South Carolina, said in his remarks that it
was difficult for him to tell whether he
was a Yankee OF a South Carolinian. His
State had seeded once, but they found
that 1t did not pay, and there was no
danger Of them doing so again. Col,
Jones, OF North Carolina, said that ali
that was necessary to have the most per.
feet good feeling between the two sections
was 10 kill off at least one-half of the mol.
itiCians. Col. DuBose, of Georgia, made
an eloquent speech. He said they were
all Democrats in his State, but they were
all loyal to the old flag. Judge Breckin.
ridge paid a glowing tribute TO the illus
trious dead Of Massachusetts and Ken.
lucky.
The band on the excursion boat played
Yankee Doodle" and "Dixie" as a med.
ley. while Judge Carlisle and John Stott.
OF Massachusetts, with their arms around
each other, walked the deck Of the
steamer. X
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ECLIPGEn.

False lights are extinguIahsd when a GREAT
TRUTH shines forth, and the Lseoatsaabk fact that tho
hair turns from gray, red or sandy to a glorious black
or brown, QUICKER THAN TIE CHAMELEON
changes It's hueF, under the operation Of
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COMMISSIONERS A L
John @. Dnksly

JUun VI UFlKAIy
W.
Thomas Dakoly, Charles Drakeley and otbc,,.
In Chaneery' In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
cause, on the 18Th day Of May, 1870, The underJSne54
Special Commissioner, will sell at public SuetIen. ~
the highest and best bidder, at the front door Of ~
Court House Of Ohio county, State Of West VininIS,
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COURT SALES.
oFWEsTYIRG1NIA COUNT,
~ OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In the Municipal Court:ot Wheeling.
George \. Iingle, admlnIstrator, 1e.,H


john HobTccht and olher9.
The undersigned special commissioner. herabv vIvo
notice that by virtue Of the authority Ts,tSd h! I've y
" Two DEGREES IN said cause made by said Conf on
February ., 1879, and March Z, 1879, respectively, thew