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Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be so
readily attained7 BoscurE's GERMAN SYnur
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure of Coughs Colds and the seyerest Lung
Diseases. It DR.. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the creates,
care, and no fear need be entertained in al.
administering it to the youngest child, as per
directions The sale OF this medicine is i'm.
preccdentcd. Since first introduced there has
been aconstantin increasing demand and with.
out single report OF failure to do its work in
any case. Ask your Druggist 81 to the tr.th
Of these remarks. Large sizes 10 cents Try
itGnd bs convinced. n1g rrhsaw
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The Board OF Education OF Bridgeport. Ohio, will;
receive bids for building a brick school house
Of two rooms. and brick school house OF four
,ooms: also for putting heating apparatus in the
lArSe building, nntil moon June les The bidder
must ftl'nsh with bis bid good security for the per
foimAncc Of his contract TheS Bnrl frctcryes the
right TO reject any Or all bids VIII pay In monthly
estimates. rlaus and specifications may be seer, on
and after May 18TH At the Office ni Inss AlaxGn-
the Clerk Of the Board on or bcior0 noon June I:
W No.. Ey.lft6 -; TRuS.t (. ORR aES5S
smy4.T1hAs "A n mi Clerk III
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RECEIVERS SALE. Il
Livery Stable Stock.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County W. Va; s: Z.
A. ). HARDEN ct al. Y Il ~;
w. ~ s'FFS In Chancery 53l,23f ia $.
c. L WAGNER ri nj 80 ,.'-'''s-'' VI - Is y

Asst Ne
c. WAGNER ct nj. IS. -.
BY virtue OF decree entered In the said co,,rt In
inc above entitled cause on The 50 day OF Maya,
H. ~. me anasnisaed Special Receiver NAMED
MONDAY, THE eth DAY OF JUNE, 4, D. lss,: (
Beainning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell ut public auction
Ut the Livery Stable, No. 100. Main street, In the
CITY OF wheeling III said county OF Ohio, and State
q "eis Virginia, 10 the highest ana best bidder,
sixteen horses SIX hacks. top bugsies carriage,
rli;etoii. open buggy, rotd Wagon, big fpr,ng
wagon. iourhotse sleigh . lwo-horse sIejlhs, 4
one.hote sleishs, set, hack harness. / double yet
ses single buggy harttss sets double wagon ha,.
neg, riding brides, saldles, side ,nddIe,s 30
hhilss 9ussy poles, buffalo robes. wooden lap
horse covers wardrobe. stoves, buckets, 9 sets
hose, set scales, block and tackle, oIorts,' 3
shnvels, rakcs, neck Jokes. pair lead bars, 80
h nnnss, e9ves buggy e1:ers.2 step ladders,
brushes, DC, DC, including all toe LIST IL nrtclci
usually found at well furnished livery stable.Gl@a
Also the following articles Of Office furniture:
one taie. desss; desk chair. arm chair q
chairs, pictures 2clocks stove set OF gus at,iyes
mating and awning pE5 }i5.-oI X a. ~
.. Also the following household and kitchen furnl-
One set VI paror furniture, set OF dining room
furniture, 2scts bed room rliture, carpets, NUT
ung. cohl vase, water cooler aud numerous other
articles o. household and kitchen furniture, fiS.F9
Also one gold watch anr chnin Il = u 49, rs
TEENS of sALE-tor Sims not exceeding one hum
ired ts:o0) d0lins cash: for sums exceeding "ne
hundred and not exceeding five hundred lSsoO)
dollars one hall. or 10 muca iure as the purchaser
may elect, In cash md the remainder IN ninety 1907
day., with interest from the day Of s,lc; for sums
exceeding i've hundrtd $500 dollars. one third or
70 much more aS the purchaser may elect, In ca.h,
anu the remainder In two equal Inst, llments pay a.
bic In three and SIX months respectively with In.
tercst from day Of sle the deferred nsiallments OF
purchase money In nil ass To be secured by good
personal security. ROBERT MARSHALL, ~!
mvi9 E-s''. ls sfT1sEF7- Snorjni NJ. IN, St
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A Good Squire Neal

Is too oftcnsfo;lowed by disordered stom.
ash, symptoms Of dyspepsia or indigestion.
Every miserable dyspeptic in the land should
Know that he can be cured by timely use
tuEDocK BLOOD BrrTErs. Price Sl.00.
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SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1859.

"a cNpe sa6 -, leS.. ~ b5ssgss.a1f
the Court House Of ohio county sell at public nrc-
ton 70 tho highest ana best bidder the following
described property Tor rs much thereof as Is neces-
,ary TO satisfy expenses Of sale and the amount OF
the debt unpaid and ,cred by said deed OF trlst)
that Is 10 says certain tract or marcel OF land be.
Ing parts Of sub divisions C and Of the Shepherd
estate. plat OF which is on record In the clerks
Office OF the County Court OF Ohio county, " est
Visinia, IN iced hook No IS, page 57j and bound
cd and described as follows, viz: Beginning alta
stake corner 10 Henry Ilesrey S. iio f. 10 SCte0
poles TO Il stake corner. 10 flemmlpg: thence with
the line OF Flemin!ng y. SO h. IL sSll0 Eo,cs to q
stake; theme. with mid line N. " E. % 501ooS
10 100 poles 10 the 1Ialstead line: thence oil the
MD line 5l11s' 4 d poles to stake corper with
McDcnsld: thence S. $50 vi IS poles to stake;
thence With t!eryeyk line =. s7@ ". 10 tlG0 poles
70 the pIace Of beginning, containing scyen acres,
two FOODS and twelve pcrches OF land b" the same
more less excepting only the reservations nsmed
In the deed hereinafter referred to. being the ,ame
property conveyed 10 said BERNARD shanlcy b. John
u. storcr and wife and Others iy deed dated Apnl;
!st ls and Of record In said CLERKS office In Deed
Hook No 81. psge 319. Il az = {i55eh{
Title believed perfect, but selling as Trustee I
shall convey only such title Gs Is Vested In me by
aid deed OF trust. ilfS@s?Ff go
Terms or sALE-Two hundred dollars OF tho pur.
chhsc money. and as much more Us the purchaser
may elect, cash In hand: the residue In three eqnal
witt, Interest frou, day OF sale The purchaser giving
notes Tor deferred pay1ncnts scLnIct by deed of
- :. :, WIN. P. HUBBARD;
". II. HALLEE, s. ) 1851 an. Trustee! III
~ 3 Anr'IOnccr la ~ 80 4.SS bprIj y
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CONSUMPTION.

Owing TO popular iucA that remedy said to
cure Il variety OF nalAdi.s should be treated with
caution, II not suspicion. the inventor hcsltated
some time IN placing It before the public: but from
the gratifying nxslnnce bya great number Of the
n.rc vitAlizins and Misunderstanding properties OF
his preparation Of Hypophosphltes ludcr variety
Of circumstances he Is equally satisfied that these
effects arc secured by Its xc that i,s nc ion Is Pc
cuitar 10 his preparation, AMI! that CONSUMPTION
Is not only CCEAnLE, but up TO a certain Sage Is
AZ easily controlled es most other Organic diseases.
.
While 1t Is the aim OF the inventor to convey In.
formation 10 such ns require his HypophoSphites 1t
Is his Arm belief that It's Use will be valuable to all
who desi,c long life CT who arc struggling Tor
health
With faith based upon the experience OF twelve
years he would not despair OF restoring patient
suffering from the abOved.aiScasc, even thu gh ~
actual organic loss. ~ .g-T
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FLINT, Mtcn.. May 10th, 1850.
DEAR sIn:-Al'ow me to say that I esteem you.
''Hypophospi.ies'' most highly, end for those en-.
gagged In Professions which draw largely I'll the
nervous system 1t I, Invaluable. fhaye used 1t my
sell With the most satisfactory results and have III
"a 80 REV. X. ". HARE.
aprITStw, Pastor st. Nichae,'S Catholic Church
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:, ...ns Of Sale for the Real Estatc.-oncthirl OF
me purchase money,ors such greater amount thereof
~ the purchaser may elect to pay, cash in hand;
n, e ss; s1d, n Two equal yearly payments In
10 &c secured by deed Of trust the prop liy sold
Terms 81 Sale for he Personal fn,pcrty.@AIi
sums under one bundled dollars cash; over one
thereof as the purchaser may elect 10 pay cash: Inc
residue In two equal installinents at ifre aid Ak
months respect lively bearing interest from The day
OF sale with approved p, n0nal security. 49,
myl5 Il s = EneciaI Com mi. 49,. " "
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You may rest assured that you are safo In
being speedily cured by THoMAs' EcLrcrRlc
OH In oil cases OF rheumatism, neuralgia,
toothache, etc: One trial only is necessary
10 prove its efficacy. faaf.E --
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No MATTER what the mouths disease
liow f.ai the breath or te.th's decay
With s0IODuSr OIL nil we seize,
And swiftly sweep 1t far away,
eavlng the gums pure, trm anil bright,
And the dull teeth rs ivory white. ~ y
#".' TlilSdW z. N
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
l. NEAR ELM GROVE. - RI ~ y q ~
by virtue OF deed nt trust made by Bernard
STANLEY and Annie his VILE TO me rs trustee dated
April l?. 1875, and OF record in the office OF The
ClerE OF the County Court OF Ohio county, West
virginia, In Decd OF Trust hook No. s, page 90,
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THERE Is hardly disease considered incur.
able, that could not be cured with Peruna.
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DICNIC-TO#BEs GIVEN BY COL
4 SuMBtA LODGE, no; 4. a.. ]. & = ". a,
New Fa!s GROUNDS, Wheell1g Island. S SATURDAY,
MAY 1th.lSs. Every effort Will be- made 10 rem.
der the occasion one OF pleasure aud Amusement
Arrangements have been innde with steamers C.'Y,
Lucas. West Wheeling Ferry and Little Anna to
furnish transportation at reduced rates To one and
selves. 4 myl5 Il
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Glades Iron Works,
Including the II. !! ,l{si
TOWN OF GLADESYfLLE.S

- 'D h'"hA nVspH4p AND FIFTY ACRES lesllisi2
~ Goal and Iron Lands annexed thereto. For TIM
description and bouidaies ihtreui References II,
htrSpy made 10 the slowing deeds conveying thv
salu lands to George lfatdinan, ull OF wh,cE n m
eSot e5 IN the office o. The Clerk Of Tho County
u gu lor TWO tracts OF land, ono Containing pssis
acfes the other 0! acres and two poles irom q
anu Asnes Heidelberg 10 s,id Gcotge lta,lg,ah And
~ ats + h Millhef dated May ls 1870 and recorded
Tor acres from ". II. heidelberg 10 ,aId HIND,
man dated May q. 1874, and iccortltd In deed ho6i
70 y Eff VA dssd from Harmon and Martha
two tracts OF land both containing 5ol[ arts
dated June 10, lS7u, and rtcordcd In deed boac No
~; pages W and deed from John D. shGrraiu and
c csnsfs aia tisrdmsn dated May ~ 1874 and
MafSatct. George u James Y. Julia A, aud sA,nl,
+ Jackson, TO said George llrflmun for one ncrc
dated Marco ~ 49,, and recorded III deed BODY No
aS, pages 1915: decd from v M IL and Z Brown IL
satd iaItmap, for two acres aud Is pcrche.. daiei
March n. 1871, and recorded III deed book 'S0Sli
pages and b.; u deed from Cyrus and Nancy j 4
Linton to said Hartman for Il aci,s and pel ches
u, pages Is md u; decd from Buclntr and lie;
eecca Fairfax 70 sad tlardmhn for iI0 ACRES dated
Ausust w. isa, and recorded In deed book No ii.
s @,!,n aid y; aud desd from John and Mary
latd 3s3 urres dncdM arch 49, ISL. and
r. ototd III decd book No. II, ls,xes g! 3, ands
~ &; me whole containing In the aggregate about
nnces thefeunto belonging, or IN any wise apper.6
tanning Including the iIun furnace thereon md an
the mnchiIery aud fixtures thereon, whether fxed
or movable. and all tools aud implements used IN )
operating the sumo, whether fixed or inoyh BILE, said
hnu being the Slnic conveyed TO charles T. fayerty;
~ Eugene List BY deed dated September 90. Alb
ana recorded among the public land records OF
sAld county 10 deed book 10. page II. 81 syt
Ako, the following pen onNl property now on the
above real estntc hercinbefore mentioned namely:
- iott.wheeed tram rad cans; asix.hOrc wagons.
tw0-hotse wagon. 10 sets OF harness. SIX .hore en-.
wv" and uprSh. engine boiler used 10 o. ers,c The
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LEGAL NOTICES. ,'1':u's
| COMMISSIONERS, SALE 8
~ of, the n Is Z.
G ia! E! iron IN. WORKS,
Preston County, Nv. Va. Z

= AFFgalf
Pursuant to decree Of the Clrtuit Court a prs..
IUm county maze md entered on tho lh dAyfo
Nnulns In said court, wherein Charles Y fIaysrty
and and S oISS are Elan,!l, ana George Caldwell
n,nth9lity In mo vested as Special Cominl sioheri
Wy siiu decree, viii, OH 80 " "
FRIDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, a. D. isss,a
az Inc iron furnace on tho premises 10 be told,
s Sn!, a. iuelc Auction 10 tbs hishestS' and
Uto,,.,t v.1huei,, we real estate anu personal
,s sa e,t%ts an psr DUAL property may 10 eces
siV WIN me iunns III my hands a, Trustee
lie sn r. rpotsd llsd cau,e With lnec,. viii paid
.nG aa and personal property, such lien, ag
,sSh iieas ~! ia.etes e.aaln unraid being this
ION gay OF May lsS,. tho whole amount tEetcoi
reported as above tue cApenscs OF sale. and Of lid
sd trustee and commissioner properly Incurred M
c Io,n M Trustee anu commissioner including tho
loWing rsale aud property. situate In Preston
tr3u.'sy, West VI Rinia. on The waters Of Tkrve
uIAA MICK known tll
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KlcnvoSB. Va, Nav II, 1881.
.,,. ,,ri.sly 10 Us In regard TO the mer.
YOd e.H It!e' An' ''' IuLK MILLER & Co.
h. NJ IS, Ht
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"tor the women, do you mean?"
NNnsu rf-s - rTnT. W.. VI

swell, there's no telling. Ny first wiie's
dress cost s., and 1t was q mighty pretty
locking piece OF goods, too suppose her
other fixtures were worth S. NOR. so that
IS or $40 would cover it all. My last wiie's
trouseau complete cost $1,000, but then her
father was rich. saw n little statement
the other day about n New York girl who
had sent 10 Paris for two dresses only, and
the bill was $1,000. Other stuff 10 match
this would no doubt cost 5000 more, so
there is q wide margin on the woman's
expense. I might say here that my eS.
perience and observation have taught me
that marriage, in more senses than one,
costs a woman dearcr than it does man.
A very fair wedding turnout for girl in the
average circle Of society l think could be
furnished from 500 to $500, and some
very respectable people cut it down con.
si,lerably below this. " y: R,2z3,yt + &
4 Some further talk was INDUCED in, when
the reporter thanked his friend and went
around 10 see some other aclnaintances
who we're posted on the matter at issue. In
the course OF his travels he ran on one
man who had been married at an outlay Of
only eighsy.Aye cents. t}5s$$
z"How did you get it SO cheap" he in
CURED, Y
"Well, you see,"' said the man, ''Alary
wanted to marry, and so did ], and we
fixed it all up in about ten minutes in the
kitchen and slipped off to tho office: and
got a license and saw the squire and ended
It. a. ), 6
"But the license costs more than eighty
five cents" II 81 ~
siI"AIine didn't l only had that much,
and I told the clerk my fix and that I
J wanted the other ten cents for Q brlda
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LOUISVILLE, KY, vay Is, 1851,
lean i,'It,r l.actlOn than any med.
SIS hH g'v" J. A. FLExNEE,
tJ,al have ever se!h' H,-lI. i.
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.,,ovps.s,s to fail to euro case OF
Have never A. H,',,.,,iy taken. II. l.. DEsNARp,
Syphilis, wien FVpN'' ELL WARREN,
~ lusxy Ia
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ITO CONTRACTORS.

+ n. II. IiALLEe, rJ9i'gsi'l i7i,sS Trustee
.5 Anr'lOnCcr 81 Is y .gf n ~ II & n, bnrrj Y
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!lVcHn 7, my ueNr, feh!led The symna'
thizing old gentleman, "but he can wait
unul he is a rich old man, then try it. But
that isn't anything to some OF them. |
know OF one man whose actual wedding
outlay was 5000, and he was Il plain
American citiz n. Foreigners, you know,
overgo that, but they have such IN cnor.
NOUS amour. OF extras" 800. :.
snow, you've told me the cost TO man,
how IS it, state it briefly, on the other
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MEpiCAL.

MS dsea, Specific Cures
SYPHILIS,
~, pp,uAgy, SECONDARY OR TERTIARY
n ITS fKiN""'' STAGE ~.
4, ,,,ccs OF Mercury from the system.
RtTnore1 II, Hd !0tI, Rhtan1tiSn, Ee:snsd,
Carrs ST,y ,is,tS Si any blood pista'<.
.,,,Ss WIEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL.
CV"'-' malvern. Ark, May 2 1887.
r.h,ve cass1 IN wv s9Wn wI y w ~ -'''
,' Ss md were AHa!!y cnMITS X Mvuar
MyuruIs TsSs., May u. 1881.
.,o,J I ngI lsIAle, III 1. ., y. IN year. J!
Nthlye ~ "MnIrss,r,tl satisfaction. fair minded
~ pvsa n HI recommend II as positive ipeGlhc.
,AtA1iYs Ao" 'SNO" s MANSFIELD i 20.
nryyEs. ColA, May q 1881.
.,o, ,,ea., In Tho highest terms oil
mi plFEn@"' Il. MEiSskTER.
IL. ------,.x v.x,, ,ss,
,tshn Given better t''nn NV .u
ssslhiyseHe '0'l' 5,I'
V,ruvoSb. Va. Nav II, 1881.
n. ,,rissly 10 Us In regard TO the ner.
yOa CA IeV' All IULK MILLER & TO.
!ads,ss tNE.
,,ovp :. IS to fail TO euro case OF
s, Ell when pfOpt'y '"As"' Iii 4 wanHsS,
Perry. Ca.
.,.,,t,oss arr gentlemen Of high stand
he ABOVE ''s"N' 4, Il. LoLQuitT, Gov. oil ia.
lng.
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Is the only honestly guaranteed remedy
placed before the public. We guarantee
every bottle to give satisfaction or return the
money. Leading physicians testify to its be.
ing harmless and good, eminent diyines de-
clare It excellent and uneaaalet. and people
everywhere bear cheerful and voluntary t.s-
timony to its great virtue. 1' 81
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pESvEk, Cot, May 2, 1881.
S,.,, ,,ea., IN Tho highest terms oil
mi piiGAS"' Il. MEissk1ER.
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ENVENTO RS

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49, Sttorucys-at Law and
Patent Solicitors, Washington, - &, for rcfereu ..
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PATIENTS !

+. 4 Lehman. Solicitor of American and For
"icn Patents, WaShingtOn, n. 9 III business
connected with Patents, whether before the
Patent Office or the courts, promptly attended to
No charge made unless Il patent is secured.
Send for circular.
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NEW METHOD OF INDUCING SLEEP.

A French writer, according to the Gin.
cinnati Lancet, says that il the eyelids be
closed and opened as fast as possible
twenty or thirty times, an Irresistible incli.
nation TO sleep will follow in a few seconds.
The plan is best adapted to insomnia from
nerve troubles. We have tried it with
some advantage, but not so much as the
statement implies. The point to be gained
by men OF busy heads in order to induce
sleep, is to divert the current of cerebral
action away from all exciting and disturb.
ing thought. This may be done by any
one OF thousand expedients which have
been contrived, to occupy the attention by
some trivial exercise Of memory or imagi-
nation which will crowd out the perturb-
ing theme and substitute others neither
exciting nor disagreeable. Such are the
counting of an imaginary flock of
sheep jumping one by one over
fence counting the vibrations Of
an imaginary pendulum counting your
own respirations, giving one or two to
each inspiration and each expiration
counting hundred backwards repeating
the alphabet backwards calling TO mind
all the names Of persons beginning with the
several letters OF the alphabet, etc. This
plan may be utilized by applying it to
geography, history, biography, botany and
other branches of knowledge recalling as
far as possible all names of rivers, or cities,
or lakes beginning with A, then B, and go
forth or the names OF distinguished men
in like manner, or of plants. A medical
student or a physician might trace the
arteries or nerves, or recount the bones Of
the skeleton, if he desire very dry and
sleepy subject All these exercises wear
out in time and must be changed and newly
contrived ones substituted, for there is no
limit to their range. Mental recitations Of
poetry or prose may be resorted to. There
are also mechanical methods of overcoming
insomnia. particularly il the igdets " be
present. Such are getting out of bed and ap.
plyingthe flesh brush freely friction with
coarse and wet towel. Franklin used to
take what he called an air-bath, stripping
himself completely and walking back and
forth over the floor briskly. Some me.
chanicsl methods act indirectly on the
brain, as the opening and closing OF the
eyes above mentioned. DIR. Hsrtshorne's
method OF inducing anesthesia by rapid
breathing may furnish some hints in that
direction. Most persons have felt the ef.
feet on the head of blowing at fire with
the mouth and lungs-what dizziness and
approach to unconsciousness it iadqces.
Similar movements favor sleep. We have
often induced sleep by few exhalationn
and lnhalations. both as complete as posi-
BILE. 1t Is singular how long the lungs will
remain quiescent after these forced move.
ments, before the call for oxygen renews
the normal action of the respiratory mus
cles. L Pacific Medical Journal.