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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-14

Mr. Robert Harris, 721 W Twenty first
street, Chicago, III, says: Il used
Browns IRON Bitters as tonic and found
it excellent"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-14
Menagerie, Theatre, Bicycle Experts,
Gallery of Wax Statuary, Russian
Roller Skaters, Museum, En-
cylOpedia Of Races.
Mr.. James Robinson.

MIR. James Robinson.
A Theatre with Portable Stage,
AiTthe Presidents in Wax,
An Enormous Mensgerie,
An Encyclopedia of Races,
A Museum of Living Wonders,
Representative of all Nations,
Wax Statutes of Noted Men,
A Female Snake Charmer.
French Aerial Bicycle Riders,
ID Acts by Lady Performers,
None bat Bareback Riders.
Acts simultaneously in the Ring
Professor Fryers Performing Dogs
Montico's Trained Goats,
Comical Trained Donkeys
Trained Animals of every Kind,
Nothing identified with the Past
The present a Revelation.
"Samson'' the Giant Elephant
500 Specimens of the Snake Tribe
A Drove OF Desert Camels,
Tattooed South Sea Savages
A Herd of Performing Elephants,
Reason Gifted Trick stations,
Giant Australian Kangaroos.
A Snow White Buffalo,
The Mammoth Kansas Cow
Giant Emues and ostriches,
Guiteau, the Assassin In Wax
Managerie of Trained Animals
Many Bands of Music,
Dens of Performing Beasts.
Admission to all Shows, so cents: Chill
dren under 9 years, 25 cents; Reserved
Opera Chairs, 25 cents extra. For further
particulars purchase a ticket and see for
yourself.
Rock Island Nay 30tH.
Davenport May 31st.
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AwnaLINGsrQRY.
which Is Probably the champion Lie of
Tho Senai n.

which IL Probably the Champion Lie o
Philadelphia Pres. i71 3sa-
"a warm day like this, said the Nautica
"Cop" yesterday, as he shook the beads o
perspiration from his walking cane, "re
minds me Of pretty warm place / onct
got into, and on freezing cold day
Don't know what case whale is, do yoli
Well, it's a whale that has cavity in III
head, which holds just. one-third Of allth.
oil that the whale produces. The body o.
a seyenty.ive barrel case whale Yields
fifty barrels and the head twenty-five bar,
rels. The incident ] speak Of happened
while I was on board OF the whaling ship
Eliza F. Mason. s.-..- ~.
We had captured a hundred barrel
whale and alter the head was split open
was detailed to dip out the oil. It's JUS
like going into big bath tub and man
stands almost up to his armpits in oil. ]
was wading about in the monsters head
when was suddenly startled by seeing
the surface OF the oil burst into q blaze
caused, as afterward learned, by one o.
inc crew hCClueutAi. uiVPPLAk WA "
burning matches. The only thing to dc
was TO dive under the oil, and ! did it
with my sheath knife in my teeth.
turned my head alter got underneath
and could plainly see the flames
Jumping about three feet. Alter
could breathe no longer attempted t.
come to the surface, but the heat was &c
| intense that had to dive back again
and made desperate effort to dig my way
out with the knife. l managed to dig {
hole large enough for to thrust my heat
through, and then, by q mighty effort, es,
capped into the sea. It was pretty tight
squeeze, I can tell you, and my body was
80 warm that It made the water hiss al
around nae. The captain Of the yesse
thought had been burRed to death, ant
when swan to the side Of the vessel h'
was so frightened that he told me ther,
was only one thing that prevented hin
from turning gray in night" a''
"What was that?" asked the listener.
ale was bald.headed," said the nautica
| uCop.n
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ARrinse OF walsa Yarn.


london Letlff kdHe1t Guy J0tfRaL
/ have heard al the Savage club gooC
mot credited to the Prince Of Wales
Poole, as everybody knows, is the prince'i
tailor. For this reason he Is invited nov
and then to parties and receptions where
noblemeu assemble. The line Of socis
difference between titled persons arc
"shop.keepersp BY the way, Is not nearly
90 firmly drawn as / had been led to be
lieye. Il is getting quite flexible, and 4
often overstepped. wv y.
The Prince OF Wales being at his tailor't
said: "Poole, / see your name on the Liz
Of those who attended Lady Drury party.
"Yes, your highness, ! went around Tor
SYou mus. have had capital time, Poole
did you not?" gs
"Well, your highness, It was pleasant
enough, you know. Nuthin' hextra."
.What was the matter with II? ] should
suppose you would enjoy itup thereamonl
oil the nobs."
aYou see, your highness-you must have
seen by the court Journalistic society was
O little-just 0 little-mixed.n
"You,fe unreasonable, Poole Good
God! you couldn't expect 'em all to be
tailors ~. .as ~ %
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
Dr.. William, ian Indian remedy called DR..
Williams Indian Ointment A single box
has cured tho worst chronic cases Of twenty
ave yoars standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth
Ing medicine. Lotions aud instruments dc
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intenIe Itch
Ing, particularly at night after getting warn
In bed J acts IS q poultice, gives instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles
itching OF the private parts, and for nothing
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re
For sale by ]. j. shirk, Logan & Co., alst
Cbas. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and 4. K
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. D4w
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AZ AMrrL WAT Is If.
And the Terrible Commotion Il made
= = z nayoa Rohb. 20

And che Terrible Commotion IL made In
~ Bayou Robb.
Mas orisa. nma.Dmozat.
Last Saturday G. B. Shaw, Of yermilien
Parish, and win Cook, Frank Hansen and
Fritz, the keeper Of the Lake Catherine
Club, were out hunting on Bayou Bobb,
Lake Catherine, when their attention was
attracted by great disturbance in the
water Of the bayou. Rushing to the banks
Of the stream they saw, beyond the reeds
which grew out into the water, reptile
whose immensely and revolving uglinesa
amazed them beyond measure. As nearly
as could be judged from that portion OF
the monster which was exposed above the
water, 1t was thirty feet long; its breadth
in the thickest part about three feet; its
back was rough and corrugated with mot
tied and horny barbs, apparently
from six to ten inches long, studded
thickly down with what was evidently
the column Of vertebrate. The tail
was not visible, but Its length was made
apparent by the movement OF the waters
as the monster used II in propelling itself
rapidly down the bayou. The proboscis
and eyes were visible and in shape and
position seemed much like those OF an ALI
gator. As the monster moved great waves
rose and broke among the reeds. Their
guns were heavily loaded, fortunately,
with buckshOt. AT the first FIRE there was
terrific result. The waters Of the broad
bayou were dashed from bank to bank and
the great waves shook the reeds as a strong
wind. The monster reared its huge, re-
pulsiye head full six feet above the water,
and It's red, glittering eyes glared tiercely
toward lis enemies. They were almost
paralyzed with the horror Of the dreadful
apparition, but directly summoned thenerve
to fire their second barrel at the fright
fol muxzIe OF the monster, which, wide
open, displayed cayernous throat, from
which flashed long, slender tongue. As
the smoke cleared from this second dis.
charge II was seen that the monster had
again subsidized, and its huge back passed
through the water with incredible swift.
ness toward an unusually thick and broad
bunch OF reeds, some score OF yards down
the stream and on the opposite side. Asst
disappeared the gentlemen were still fur
ther terrified with muttled roar. They
hastened TO the spot opposite that at which
the monster had disappeared and continued
to fire into the reeds for long while in the
hope that the monster would reappear; but
It was OF no avail, and none Of the party
the occasion demanded q nearer
approach, they departed.
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when We Are LonEe.t.

Exchange, NJ. .4.gaH III. ssF
The daily variation in human stature has
been made. a matter Of practical study by
DR.. Merkel, the result being, as he finds,
that the height OF an individual after q
nights rest, measured before rising from
the bed, Is two inches greater than it is in
the evening, measured standing; that is,
there is gradual diminution in height,
caused by the yielding Of the plantar arches
and Of the intervertebral discs, and o sud-
den diminution when the individual rises,
this occurring at the calculations Of the
lower extremities. The sinking at the
ankle 10 one.third Of an inch, one,twelith
TO one eighth Of an inch at the knee, and
two ffths Of an inch at the hip-the short
ening at the knee beiAg due, probably, e
the elasticity Of the cartilages, which would
easily involve the extent Of variation
named. i rlft
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Alta recent meeting OF the oyerseers o
Harvard College. discussion was held upor
q resolution which had been before the bOart
for several weeks, that Ia the opinion Of thil
board, the statutes making attendance or
morning prayers and q other Ieligioul
exercises compulsory should DO repealed
The board, by 2 strong vote, refused
to adopt the resolution: Bot Mr.. George
shifsr, lately from MArtinsbarg, Blaii
on his nose, and who was advised the use oil
Perinld before visit TO Cancer Hospital,
was allowed to take that paI-sxcellent rem.
edy, and by its use for o very short time, wss
cured completsly-page "a 10 the ellis oil
Lite"-get one from your druggist D4w
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- LR1AL .NorloEs.


lFNRUSTEES SALE-VALUABLE
n PRoPERrY on TAs NATIONAL ROAD.
" virtue Of 9 Deed Of Trust, made BY Noah
Zane and IaheIla Zane, his wife. 10 the undersgn.
recorded n tho ONCE Of the eleIk Of the county
Court Of Ohio county, West VufInja, IN DEED az
Itnst Book 80. y. ptgCI 81 and 6lI, 10 secure 70
hachsl aehee, we payment Of certain ptonis.
a III iropt door Of the Court HOu, in The city Of
SATURDAY. JuNEsOrH, ISIS,
Beginning " 10 O'plOck A. NJ, ,iiv .U..1winF do.
scfibed Ieai estate, that TO nay: ccItaln ISt or
parcel Of land lying In Ohio county, West VrRinia
on The National road, about three miles Loni thc
city Of wheeling, bounded as follows C1mfneno.
Ing for the noIlh torneF Of said lot ii 1tafe
on che west hde Of & drain IN " IIliam PoTteT's
1eld on east ode Of ELiionAl road, aud running
.. . 4ilo0 poles 70 the middle Of tho HSiIonSi
Road, and with the nid kUad q. AK, Z. $500
po'es thence N. e. 4 $500 poles To the place Of
beginning, containing 0. 6g9ltoJ acre, bClng tho
Noah Zane by william Porter and SImuel j, Royd.
by deed, dated October SiSt A. D., 1871, and now
Of record In the ONCE Of the clerk Of The County
Court Of Ohio County. In bed Book No 81, folios
9CC and S67: AlLo another certain loI or parcel az
land, lying Ia Ohio county. OH the National Road.
about three miles from the city OF Wheeling,
bounded a follows Beginning Al q point In the
centre Of the National koAd or Turnpike corner
70 Noah Zane: thence n. O., K. 10 stake, Conner
70 William Porter and 10 Noah Zane a 100 role,
n. 2i< W. $500 poles 10 stake. corner 10 Por.
ter aud HSgs, 8. BSH y. ga 100 poles 10 a Itafe.
cornet 70 zIne and nisgs 4 ~. \; % 100 pslei
along the ftke Or Nstonal Road 10 the place Of be-
ginning. containing 7I2l'lO0 peaches. being tho
same property conveyed 70 aid Noah Zane by
William Porter and wife and Samuel ]. Boyd. By
deed dated October 18th, 1850 and Of record In the
otice OF the clerk Of the County Couit Of Ohio
County. in Decd Book No. 70, page SIG.
TRIMS OF .SALE-0ne.hRlf Of the purchase
money and as much more as the purchaser may
elect 70 pay In cAAh and the reEidue In two equal
payments Of Nx and twelve months, with Interest
from the day Of sale the purchaser give his notEe
occurred by deed Of trust on the property for the
deferred payments.
The lille 70 aid property Is believed to. DO per.
feet but, selling As uuStee, shall convey only
such title ~ hYested In me by uIt Dc cd Of trust.
jul ~ ''' D. b. Do'F T.nssc
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HOME PROOF.

,,,..v syd liver Diseases and Rheumatism
,i4s.aS Terribly "NOthing seemed 70 help me;
saIi no, gel quito bed. Dr. smith SURE S9Isd me ne
wheeling. VIVA.
c,,,,,h polypus Of Nose, Impaired ,voIce,-Sut.
,SS ioT yesfS; patent medicine failed to help me.
Dr. smith U''Hp'''' CHARLES CHADDuCK,
Of speidel q Co, Wheeling ". Va.
,,,,r.pts and liberated Stomach" Treatment
IN iSln failed 70 give GS relief ": snitn cured
w. Ta "N LOUIS =. WASHINGTON.
GsSSoiulG. Running Bores on Head. son was
,tsIctcd Iot fourteen years; Nothing seemed 70
helphln. ht. smith CURED chnT anf c.ps
Market Street, Wheeling. ". Va
Csnoer-"suaeIed for yeAn with Cancer; HAD II
.,T mi three times. II returned alter each opera
aon Df. HmiLh cured mo without knife, eSrs.iG OF
pain" - 80 - ~ -. 49, t..,y
WeeiE reported dying Dr.. smith cured mo with
out iniie' IN Eve "'' THOMAS ooLvN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST. Wheeling, W. Va.
Ulcnu0pS Of Rectuu, FrolApsus and FleA.
SEst Sfyeu up 10 die and pronounced incurA-
NJ. Or. Smith cured ne without mile"
o% N'' WASHINGTON DKLAEY,
Martina Ferry.
Raw Il. O. IAdd writes:-"Dr. Smiths pfoies-
1oSIl aryIces In my family have been most salts
s ,S+oIr arS Commend hin 70 al a. gentleman
" " NSTareI Kolb says:-"f had been suffering
IA; s.yen ysa;s and treated by many physicians for
SnpepSil. Dr.. smith sAid had q tape worm, and
~ piSht houn removed mon,ter 100 feet long"
gsnEIe IomplaiutL-Three yGarB lnhosptAls Tor
fenSes viyO me peculiar advantages In SucA cases
PenonS cured Of CAtArrh, diseases oil heart, LIVER,
romsch, fdneyS, akin, blood, nervous affections
md weaknesses Of men and youth, scrofula and
IIIhnA testify 70 my success. .4 'l!..a.i
hlss cured without the knife,
pIiIenS Al distance may be treated BY letter and
ptLIGCllOu guaranteed. A chart for seli'examina:
don ,elI on receipt Of two thIcecent stamps, and
toosiISton al office free. once hours from o.
hU7R.n., daily. Call on or address -. -
JOHN Z. SMITH, II. d.,
nyi7 No 1901 ChApline 81. Wheeling. w: va.
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london soeldr

The llonitalr in 1916, then the organ Of
Louis XVIII, thus from day to day rec
orded the progress Of the first Napoleon
from Elba to Paris: "The anthropopha,
gist has escaped "The Corsican ogre has
landed" "The tiger is coming "The
monster has slept 81 Grenoble." iThe ty'
rant has arrived at Lyons.p 1.-THE usurper
has been seen in the enyirons Of Paris.ll
"Bonaparte Is advancing toward, but will
never enter, the Capital Napoleon viii
he under our ra,npayts Tomorrow "His
imperial Majesty entered the Tnileriea the
2lst Of March, in the midst Of faithful sub:
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!, Home Items.
.s5a l.-''4ll your own fault
H. you remain Iick when yen can
0et hnp bittafs than neyer-FlH.

d
The weakest woman, smallest child, and sickest
invalid can use hop bilters with safety and great
good. s.IA7 .s1z y ,f' =:
+ DID me9 tottetiny around from rheumatism
kidney trouble or any weakness will DO almost new
BY using hop bitter. - ~
+ -Mywlio and daughter were made healthy BY
my Observation-Disclosures ClesBymAn. .8 w
g Ask any good doctor II hop
X BItters arc not The best family medicine -'
-. On Garth. ....r
/ -Malarial fever, Ague and BllIouncx. will
lleaye every neIghborhood Rstoon o. hop pitten AZ
lGNymo,her drove the paral, sis aud neuralgia
Nil out Of heEsystem with hop hitteis "-lA, ".
Keep the tIdeeys healthy with hop bltteis and
you need not fear sickness. -l..t .l... =.
, lice water is rendered hatv les and more r..
| ireShlug and reviying with hop bitters In each
The yiysr of youth for the aged fnd !nstn In
hop bItters. - - lelt[Ins@-
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. H
We Tow the glebe, we reap the corn, l.sa
We build the house where we may rest;
And then at momsnts suddenly
We look up 70 the great wide sly,
Ilgulrng wherefore we we've born
For earnest or for JEST Ri. Ia
God keeps His holy myTteties
Just on the Outside Of mans dream!
In dlApaSon El0w, we think
To hear their plnlons rise and hnk,
while they hoat pure beneath His eyes,
Like swans Adown AktreRm.
And sometimes horror chills our blood
To DO 70 near such mystic thing;
And we wrap round Us, for defense,
Our purple manners, moods Of SENSE
Al angels from the face Of God
Stand hidden In their winRA.
And sometimes through liie's heavy swound,
We RropS for them-with 1trAnHled breath
we stretch our hands abroad and try
To reach them IN our agony
And widen - the. broad lie wound,
Which soon Is large enough fot death.
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When ali other remedies fall DE-. FRAxuR'l
Roor BfrrERs will cure General Debility, Los
Fof Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases arts
ing from DiSordered Stomach, Liver and
For several months ] haYe been afflicted
With Fever and Ague, For weeks ct Q dml
i was confined 10 tie house, my suffering wal
intense. could Hnd no relief until heard
OF your Root BitterA have taken the
Root Bltters for two weeks and they have TO
stored me To my former health.n
- to4S RoLATp, Cleveland, O.
For sale by ]. =. shirk, Logan d Co also
chaS. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and r, K
McConahey, Bridgeport nav.
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An lpllaph aad a Libel.

a libel suit, certainly extraordinary and
probably unique, has just ended in Mar
shall, Mo. About year ago son Of ]. s.
Potter went swimming In Blackwater
Gre .kwith Philandtr Finley and Mart Beegs
and was drowned, his companions being
the only witnesses. His father immediate
" accused them Of drowning his son, and
shsnse h Els 6sn6a prove es be- p ne
cured from J. A. Tipping, Of St Louis, and
'nlaced over his sons grave a stone bearing
this inscription:
7 rs ."tRcek Of Ages, cleft for me,
Lei me hide myself In Thee
Drowned By Philtnder Finley d Mari Beggs"
Finley and Beggs brought suit for S, 900
damages and obtained $500.
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/ WOULD rather be what God chose te
make me than the most glorious creature
could think oi. For to haye been thought
about born In Gods thoaght, and thet
made by God, Is the dearest, Rr6ndeRt, and
most precious thing in all thinking."
GeoFCe Macdonald. I.tit,-i .f- y
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Or. ]. E. SMI TIL,
No. 14O4 Chapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

-S.h,t evidence Of phyhCiAn's .Tooea u the
IhS nm n hT patients. The increasing demand.
is5I T TnroieSiouL services prove that have deal!
@ and fairly with those who have SonsaIsSo
ne he,h i hnTe many hundred certificates
don , S Whom have cured after they had bean
itCa,oHHCsd incunblc. A thorough medical edu'
pfS SID NM mSnJ years hospital experience and
fSIISTT with iherAputic agents SiSs s, o. cry.
ADcS " 81 hyv,snic management insures success, II
s EISGI pSibis and frankly give the patient my
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WogIsl or GOOD.

One Of the most popular medloinss new
before the American public, u Hop Bitters-
You see II everywhere. People take 1t with
good effect. Itbuilds them up. Il q not a
pleasant u the taste as some other Bitters, q
II iSnot q whisky drink ltsmore Ike The
oldatash!anea boPe-set tea, that has done
world Of good. II YOU don't feel Just right
tTy Hop BitterS-hpnid ReiDS.
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NOTICE OF DRAWING OF
Buckeye Glass COMPANY Bonds.

Notice Is hereby given, runuAnt to the require
mentS OF the mortgage Of the Buckeye Glass Com.
pany works nj Martins cry, obio) 70 Alfred
caldwell, da ed the 9Th day OF September, 1850,
and recorded In Belmont county, Ohio, among the
land records, 10 set ure three hundred bonds Of
raid company for 500 each, that on Friday, june
Sth, ls. twenty Of aid bonds were selected by lot
iof redemption and payment by said Company In
accordance with tho provisions Of Eaid mortgage.
The numbers oil aid Ia en'y bonds are Bs follows:
&c. 60, 60, lIB, IIs, 1911, 143, I49, III, 9l7,
22l, a2a, .e3, a4U, 2i7, 252, ab7, a63, a72,
Company upoa preset tAIion 81 tho Bank Of the
Ohio Valley In the ity Of hheelirg, Wet Virginia
on the 30th day OF June, 1883 or thereafter, TO-
Sether with the Interest thereon for the 6nt tali Of
the ear 1888. and interest upon the said twentF
bonds shall cesBe on July 1858, and the inter 81
warrants or coupons tlefulo attached, which lave
not b come due On or before the last named date,
- ALFRED CALDWELL
JuHE Il 1Ssa. s.l -iN f5 tells
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Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tom.
testify 70 the most excellent qualities Of Prof
DlrbyS Prophylaetie Fluid. As dbiniectant and
deterEent il Is hOth theoretically and practically
superior TO any preparation with which an &C.
q1ainted,-E. 7. LUFToH, Prot. ChemiStry.
= Darbys Fluid Is Recommended by
Hon ALEXANDER II. SrEFHENs, o. Georgia;
Rev. CHAS, y DErMs, DID,, Church Of The
Strangers, N. Y:
Jos. LEcohHE, Columbia, Prof, University sc.
Z Rev. A. J. BATTLE, Prof, Mercer University:
Rev. Go. +. PIERcE, BShop N. Z, Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
Isl Perfectly harmless. Used internally or
"a externally for Man or Beast.
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and We
have abundant evidence that Il has done everything
here claimed. Fof fuller Information get 81 your
DnlGgist pamphlstor send TO the proprietor,
J.H. ZErLN s CO., lsl
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA,
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isH11oH's yrrAIlzER is what you need fol
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and II
cents per bottle. Sold by McLain Brothers
and Alex. 7. YOUNG lp7} ato b&w.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. June2, 1855.
$50 Samuel @. Kuntz

hn A. Armstrong, Trustee, 9. al. In cAAn'sFy'
The otj;ot III this suit Is 10 obtain partition OF
lot numbered thirty three Oh tho general plat Of
ZRneS Island addition to the Jity OF Wheeling,
Ntukte In the aid City OF Wheeling Ohio county.
West Virginia, end descr bsd particularly In tho
blu and pap, n filed In this cause And 1t appear
ing FROM the return OF the 81 eiiH and by an an.
dRylt hied with the papeIs Eco II uat AndrewF.
pAum one u the defendants, Is not n resident OF
the State OF West Virginia. nor found therein, on
motion OF the nplGlnSnt Il Is ordered that tho
I'D Andrew y. b I'm do appear wlthlI one month
after the date Of The hIs publication OF this order
and 90 what Is necessary 10 protect his interest
it5Th SAMUEL B. MccotLotH. CLERK.
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TIKI Rev. George H. Thayer, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says. "Both myself and wife owe opr
lives to shiloh's Consumption Oure.n Sold
by McLain Brothers, and Alex. ]. Young.