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saysttm may DC ffOin tAtcsste Oh Hh} AIHu
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WHERE before v a. dependency and gloom. The
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PlleSi PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure FOundat Last. No
One Need Suffer.

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and Ulc,rAt,'l Pile has been dis, uvcr"d by 1T.
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liam>' Indian Ointment. sIhglc hnN has ,iir"i
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cine Lotions, instruments ard clcctuarirs
do great deal more harm than good. VII
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JolSr Resolution proposing an amendment

10 the Constitution of this state.
RC.prTi bV N. legislature Of HcS Iirg,h'h,
,,rD-tbir,iS Of al the m@nbcrs 'br'Sd n fHh i"il%
o,,,,ia, fhcr,,o. That the following bc and the
ssma is hereby proposed g. an amendment 10
the Constitution ofthis state, to-wit:
That section thirteen. IL srticl" three, as IL
now is he stricken ont and the following nc III
serted in lieu thcrcof:
s.IS I'm suits at common law, where the value
in controversy exceeds twenty dollar, exclusive
NJ interest aud costs the right Of trial by
Jury. II required 10y either party, shall lie pre-.
soryed and in such suit before justice, jury
may consist of >iX persons No fact tried by q
inry shall be otherwise rceNamined in any case
Than according 20 the rules OF the common law.
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To Nervous Sufferers-The Great European
Remedy-Dr. J. 3. Simpsons
s ecifc Medicine.

Dr.. r. Simpsons specific Medicine posi-
tive cure for Spermatorrhea, lmpotency. Weak.
nes, and all diseases resulting from seltAbuse'
as Nervous Debility, lrriIability Mental Anxiety
Innruor LASsitndc Depression OF spirits and
imnr,ionsi arrangements OF the Nervous system
..a.,ar.Mr Eains In Tho Rack or ado. LOss OF
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Tx the use of FELLOWS Compound
Syrup of Hyphosphites the blood Is
speedily vitalised and purified, and so
made capable Of producing a sound
mind and sound body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-16

Memory, Pr
mature old agt
and disease
I b at lead Il
Consumption
Insanity an q
an early gray,
or both. y,
N after how
shattered thu
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ,, lHSO,

In front of the Court House door, In the IIty OF
Wheeling, the south one fourth part Of lot No.
2is on alley c and Eof street, in said city, with
all the improvements thereon, consisting OF a
first rate dwelling mouse and all the necessary
Outbuildiugs.
This property Is the same lately owned 10y the
said Bridget Volt. and was sold 10y her L
James Mc,i nley, and is rented under said decree
TO pay debt Of $500 with interest thereon from
February ~ ls5s. till paid, and the cost OF suit,
du" hy said Bridget Y. Volt 10 said Joseph
Strgub. and when laid debt was charge upon
said property at the time Of said sale 10y her to
Mckinley. JOHN w. hENSEDl,
agl3i Special COMMISSIONER.
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III w W TIfTkfNf U .
& UERvEY, AuCtiOnuer.

.CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS RENTING OF
- Valuable Propert, IN the City Of Wheeling
ny virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Conr' "i
Ohio county, rendered on the 18th day Of July,
$50 in the ChaUccry cause OF Joseph Stranb v,
Bridget V. Noiz. ! will offer for rent to the
highest and best bidder, for Cash, on
r,,,.pCn.y srpTruprp , Issn
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JOINT RESOLUTION proposing an amendment
to the Constitution OF the State.
Rssolred by the Lecisdture Of West Virginia
tCO-thir,s Of al the mertsrs elected 20 each Hou&
agreeing thereto: That the following be and the
same is hereby PROMISED as an amendment TO
the Constitution of thus State, to wit: That arti-
Gle eight Of said Constitution Us IL now Is be
stricken out, and the following be inserted III
lieu thereof:
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Il. All judges shall be commissioncu 10y .,e
Gnyrrnnr. The salary of judge of the supreme
court of appeals shall be two thousand wv, no
buuir,d dollars per annum, ana thaI
n, a Judge Of the ciwuit court shail be
ono thnusaud eight hundred dollars
MOI nnnum: and each shall receive the SANE
n,l,aY, "a mCmhcrS NJ the Legislature. fro,
r;,t,i That Ohio county may pay an addlloiis.
sum nor aunum Ia the judges oil 'hr circuit
curt thciteoi: but such allowance shall NOT Ue
iScrascd or diminished during the term oil OF.
No., oi The Judges to whom II may have been
made No Judge during his term oil oih@ snaii
nractic, the profession Of law ar hold any othtl
niScc. aupointmeut or public trust, under TINS
or any other government, AMI the aser'hnN
thereof shall vacate his judicial once No'
shall he during his continuance therein DC eilg'
BILE to any political once
4, Judges may be removed from once ny
concurrent vote OF both houses OF the icen,H
tnrr when from agc. disease. mental OF Douiiy
inarmity or intemperancc, they arc h'apsD.e VI
discharying the duties OF their once. but wv
thir,. ~ all the members elected 10 eSch nouse
must concur In such vote and the cause OF re
moyal shall be- entered upon the lotrhai vi ea'n
house The Judge against whom the Ief
may b. about IA proceed shall recelve h9Ice
thereof, accompanied with the cause aII.ge LoI
his removal at least twenty days eIore ,he uss
on which action is proposed to DC Aken lncIein.
Is. The voters OF each county snail siev a a
clerk OF the crcuit court, whose 'erln VI o.ise
shall be six years: his duties ana con- ~, y,
and the manner OF removing MIN ilom JIM. JIM,
shall be prescribed by law; ana wnen .a.a ~
shsli occur in the once. the circuit couH or the
Judge thereof In vacation shall nj the same w
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by samuel n. Il. Carter and Amanda, his
wife, dated the I'D day OF October, ls75, and re
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court
of Ohio county, Wet Virginia, in deed OF trust
book No ., page $50, the undersigned trustee
will sell on
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ARTICLE VIII.

l. The judicial power OF the State shall he
vested in a supreme court OF appeals, In circuit
courts, and the judges thereof, in such inferior
tribunals as are herein authorized, and in jus
ticos of the peace.
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r,ruIyC BIOS., Pittsburgh, Pa.

.t'.. ,,.,,,.,. HcLane. spelled differently
. ,.r.vrr'l.rtf|usl
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x,scEIlANEouS.
acuE AND FEVER.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.

y, letter cathartic can he used pre-
-, ~. or after taking qulnine. rs
U ,.,,-,,tiy,, they arr uuCVualcu.
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The faithfulness Of friendship exist

The faithfulness Of a friendship exist
ing between companions-in-a arms, is
shown by General Beanregard in pub
fishing the book left behind him ready
for publication by the late General J. B.
Hood, whose sudden death of yellow
fever, at New Orleans, left his ten little
babes without any provisions against
the future. General Beauregard has had
the book handsomely printed and beau
tifully bound and gives his entire time
to it's publication, free Of charge, as the
entire proceeds Of the book are given to
The Hood Memorial Fund.-" the monies
of which are invested in the United
States Registered loan, to be devoted to
the nurture, care, support and education
Of the little babes left without father or
mother. General Hood made an invest
ment of all his fortune lover 500, OOO) in
Louisiana State securities which turned
out disastrously just before his death.
The book is advertised in another
column,
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Hal,nyille Herald: Last Sunday
about two o'clock P. NJ, q watch
maker named Eugene Adam, a
Frenchman, was killed by a thunder
bolt opposite Mr.. ROsemond Troxlel's
residence in this parish; he and a
companion were oveTtaken by a sud-
den storm when they had reached
Mr.. Troxler's going down the coast !;
at first they took shelter behind .
woodpile, when the i'll fated Adam
remarked in on off hand, jovial way,
/" Well we are not going to melt, let
US go on 7" His partner assented and
they left the friendly shelter. They
had not gone ten PAGES when the
fatal stroke came. Adam fell, whilst
his companion, for a moment para
USED by the nearness Of the shock,
recovered, aud found his companion
senseless. DR.. Gilmore happening
to pass, pronounced life extinct. The
unfortunate mans hat was torn into
shreds, and his clothing rent from
head to foot; bis shoes were also
split in two.
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Address: p. w. CARROLL,
l0l Randolph Street, Chicago, Ills.
Notice..

TT1HE UNDERSIGNED, heirs and legal
L representatives of George w. Watterson,
deceased, hereby give notice that they are
about to apply to the United States Govern
ment, under the provisions of Sections 1862,
1868 and $3.50 Of tho United States Revised
Statutes, for the repayment Of the purchase
money on the following cash entries of pub
lie land, viz:
The S. w. of Sec. q, TO, S. r. 3 East,
entered June 10, 1886. Certificate No. s74.
Lots No. 9. 10, Is and Is, in Sec. IS, T. 9,
S. r. East, entered September II. 1885.
Certificate No 200.
Lots NJ. 8 and 4, in Sec. 2, I. 9, S. R. 3
East, entered January 6, 1886. Certificate
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Lots No and 4, in Sec. 25. T. 9, S. r. 2
East, entered September Is, 1885. Certificate
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district Of Louisiana.
That all Of the duplicate certificates Of
such entries properly assigned TO said Geo.
w. Watterson. deceased, have been lost or
destroyed. and can not now be produced.
CHARLES WATTERSON,
WATTERSON.
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The entire proceeds arising from the sale
OF this work are devoted to The Hood Or
phan Memorial Fund, which 10 invested in
United States Registered Bonds for the MUIR
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mer at New Orleans, 1.-THE melancholy Incl.
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A gentleman passing by the Delta
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quired the cause Of his Incarceration,
when to his disgust. he was informed
that the fellow was put in Jail for
beating his wife.-Ma1isOn Journal.
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Card.
PoRT BARROW. La. June 6. 1873

PORT BARROW, La, June 8, 1880.
IT BEG LEAVE to notify the public at
Il large and especially the respectable
public Of Donaldsonville, that 1 expect you
all know of the Sunday law that our re-
spectacle Police jury made. As they try to
take our liberty in spending our honestly
made money where and when we pleaee,
therefore 1 will have my gate open and any
one comes into my garden got to help them
self and pay for it. will try to accommo-
date everybody as much as in my power.
GEORGE A. FEIG.
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PARISH OF ASCENSION, }
Courthouse, June 8, 1880.
No. II. New Series.
AN ORDINANCE to amend and re-enaet
Ordinance No. 4, new series, entitled,
An Ordinance to impose penalty for
riding or driving on any levee in this
parish" adopted May 10, 1880.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Police
Jury Of the parish Of sccnsion, That Ordi-
nance No. 4, new series, adopted May 10,
$780, be amended and re-enacted to read as
follows:
If any person shall ride or drive ON any
levee in this parish. said person shall pay d
fine Of five dollars, recoverable before any
court of competent jurisdiction. one-half Of
said fine to be paid to the Road master. And
it is hereby made the duty Of the Overseers
of Roads and Levee Inspectors to enforce
the provisions of this ordinance and to cause
signs warning persons not to ride or drive
on the lcvecs nnder penalty of the law to be
placed in conspicuous positions and at con-
venient intervals along the levees.
SEC. =. BE 1t further ordained, That the
provisions of this ordinance shall not apply
to .. tows" by horses or mules OF to levee or
road inspectors actually employed in the
performance of their duties.
SEC. 3. Be IL further ordained, That all
in conflict herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Police Jury of the parish
of Ascension, June 8, 1880.
Yeas-Barnon, Brand, Gibson, Hanson,
Klopman, Rodriguez.
Absent-Blouin, Duffel.
r. T. HANSON,
President.
A true copy:
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State of Louisiana-Twenty-Se Second judicial
District Court.
Albert Labe VS.. No. 43, His Creditors.
PARISH OF ASCENSION, May %. 1880.
TO MESSRS. Yale & Bowling: Berkson
Il Bros; Folger & Co.; Wakerbarth &.
Joseph; A. Wolf & Co.; Peter Boehm: In
surance Oil Co.; Schwartz e. Feitel G. r.
Finlay & Co.; Goudchaux e. Silbernagel !:
Julius Meyer; Rice, Born & Co.; c.. Jouhert
q Co.; j. K. Levy & Son; j. H. Alden ::
White & Byrne; e. De Lanzac; Albert e.
Reinerth NJ. Pokorny E. Booth; A. Ginger
helm; Joseph Vignes; R. Fasnacht; Felix
Loeb; Morris McGraw; j. Dreyfus & Co..
l. Lipman; A. A. Greenwood; H. j. Mullen !:
Miller d Dielman; Menu & Paul of the
city OF New Orleans:
Gentemen-You are hereby notified that
BY virtue of an order issued by the Hon. the
End Judicial District Court Of the State of
Louisiana in and for the parish of Ascension
on the 18th May, inst, 1880, on the apDlica.
ton OF Albert Labe of the parish of Ascen-
SION on for a respite, meeting of his creditors
Will be held before me, the undersigned No
tary, at my Office, on Crescent place. in the
town Of Donaldsonville, on Friday. the eth
day of July, A. D. 1880, at 10 O'Clock. a. M
Respectfully, etc,
FELIX REYNAUD.
Notary Public.
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Did you ever notice a poor chap
that stands in the first picture of the
almanacs, with fish aud sheep and
scorpions and bull twins, etc, around
him !? Did you ever notice that lie
was naked and had nothing in his
stomach Well, that poor fellow
used to edit a newspaper.-Er.
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PARISH OF ASCENSION, ,
Courthouse, May Is, 1880.
No. 9. New Series
AN ORDINANCE requiring stores, shops,
groceries, and other places of public
business to be closed on Sunday and
prohibiting the sale or barter of the
stock i'll trade of sacll places of business
on that day, and prescribing penalties
for violations of this ordinance.
Sec. 1. Be II ordained by the Police Jury
of the parish of Ascension, That from and
after the 18th Of June, 1880, all stores, shops,
groceries, saloons and all places of public
business, which are or may be licensed un-
der any law of the parish of Ascension, are
required to be closed at II o'clock on Satur-
day night and to remain closed for twenty
four hours, during which period Of time it
shall not be lawful for the proprietor or en-
ployees thereof to give, trade, barter or sell
any of the stock in trade of such establish
ment, as the case may be.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further ordained, etc., That
whatsoever shall violate the provisions of
guilty of misdemean0r, and, on trial and
conviction thereof, shall pay. d fine of not
less than $50 nor more than $500, or impris-
Onment for not less than ten days nor more
than thirty days, or both fine and imprison-
ment, at the discretion of che court.
SIC. 3. Be IL further ordained, etc., That
the provisions Of this act shall not apply to
drug stores, barber shops, apothecary shops,
undertakers' establishments, public and pri-
waite markets, bakeries, livery stables, rail
roads, whether steam or horse, hotels board
lighthouses and steamboats, and OtheTs YES
sells, warehouses for receiving and forward
ing trelghts, restaurants and telegraph Of
fees prOrided, that stores may be opened for
the purpose of selling burial material
SEC 4. BE 1t further ordained, That no
alcoholic, yinous or malt liquors shall be
given, or traded, or bartered, or sold, or de-
livered, otherwise than by prescription
actually sick in bed, and so stated to be by
the physician in the prescription, in or by
any establishment, or place, or conveyance,
named in sect ton 3 of this act, during the
time fixed in section of this act, under the
penalties psoviaed in section 2 of this act
Sec. 5. Be 1t further ordained, ETC., That
the provisions Of this ordinance to regulate
the sale of merchandise, alcoholic, vinous or
malt liquors on Sunday, recited above, shall
extend and be effective in all particulars to
the sale of merchandise alcoholic, vinous or
malt liquors within the corporate limits of
the town of Donaldsonville, in the same
manner and under the same conditions and
penalties as III said ordinance is contained.
SEC. s. Be 1t further ordained, etc., That
all laws or parts of laws contrary to or in
consistent with the provisions hereof shall
be and the same are hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Police Jury, parish of As
cension, May l8, 1880.
Yeas-Duffel, Rodriguez, Klopman, Han
son, Braud, Gibson, Blouin.
R.T. HANSON,
A true copy: President.
4. PROSPER LANDRY, Secretary.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE:

sBoAaD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS:
Louis Lefort. acting President;
e. N. Pugh, Secretary;
Francis Yicknair, Treasurer;
Henry ID. Minor, Augustus Knight,
e. ID. Blouin. Jacob G.. Warner,
DIR. B. Claverie, j. A. Gonzales.
JURY CoMM1ssroNERs-Allen Thomas, N.
Bel, Austin Duncan, Henry e. Braud, L. e.
Bentley, Clerk Of Court, &c oDicio Secretary
of the Commission.
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In difficulty recently in Marshall,
Texas, Hon. w. $. Coleman was ia
tally shot by Burt Jennings, editor
and proprietor Of the Messenger, and
died in few moments. The difficulty
was caused by an offensive editorial
reflectiong on the character of Cole
man, Jennings is under arrest.-Er.