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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLI-
CANS.

CANS.
The Pennsylvania Republicans enter the
State campaign with the following ticket:
For Governor, General BEAVER, of Center;
Lieutenant Governor, ex-senator DAyIEs,ot
Bradford; Auditor General, WILSON Nor
RIs, of Philadelphia; Secretary of Internal
Affairs, STEWART, of Montgomery; Con-
gressman-at-largc, OSBORNE, Of Luzerne.
II will be remembered that BEAVER and
DAVIES were on the ticket that was defeat
ell in 1852. It has been General BEAVERS
misfortune to always get beaten. He has
been beaten for United States Senator, for
the nomination for Auditor General and
for the nomination for Governor, From
the past he has little to encourage him in
the hope of victory this fall.
Notwithstanding the apparent harmony
that prevailed at the convention, the slate
made out by the bosses being adopted with
but n exception, the Republicans would
like To have gotten u different man
10 head their tickct-a man who
has not such n reputation of defeat clinging
to him. The other members of the ticket
were selected with special reference to car
rying out the schemes of the bosses. Boss
OUAY's hand dealt some fine strokes. The
Pennsylvania Republicans take the cake
in the readiness TO dance to the music OF
the bosses. The Convention was little
more than a ratification of a state made
out beforehand.
The platform is q conglOmeratiOn of q
few ideas plentifUlly diluted with political
fossils and buncombe. The Convention is
in for tariff and more OF it, and the more
the better. The labor vote is cOurted by 4
few high sounding generalities. The work
ingman is given a stone when he asks for
bread. The giving away OfOurpublic lands
To corporations is condemned, but
nothing il said about the millions of acres
that the Republicans have already given
away. Bait is thrown out to the cOlored
vote and the soldier vote, by setting up
huge straw men and battering them for
all that's out.
The prohibition question was the
great bugbear, but Col. Quay ventured
to bring in a resolution "that it is the opin-
ion and Judgment of this convention that
the Legislature of the State should ut once
adopt measures providing for the submis-
sion of this question to 4 vote of the peo-
pie, in accordance with the true spirit OF
our free institutions" What effect this
resolution will have will he hard to deter
mine. The Pennsylvania Prohibitionists
have been 50 often put of by Republican
~pretenses that they will be very chary
hereafter. The resolution doesn't mean
anything, not even a promise to submitthe
question of Prohibition. PrOhibitioniStS
see that it is only Il sham.
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE OR TRADE
TRUSTEES SAIS'
Ohio County Land and NH Pm,

RY VIRTUE OF \ DEED oP rnr,
ID Assignment, made by WiIi.'EtSl IN
| Susanna NJ. Castor, his wife io - esSs =
dated on the I'd day Of Fc6,ns@ ne a -
corded In the Office OF the Clers ISS an
Court OF Ohio county, W. Va, in Ne Co,
pages 5G2, &e., l will sell at public AN, Esa at,
| promises, on acloa q )
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ROSE LEAVES GOOD TO EAT.
DaIntIes I'm Confectionery. with some
Account Ofan Adventure.
Chicago Ncrs.


You can now buy ut q swell cOnfection-
er's n pound of conserved rose leaves for
s., or n pound of conserved violets for 50.
They look and taste like something heaven
ly, and if box should be sent you be sure
and don't say anything about fools and
their money. 1 had a melancholy expert
ence with these rare cOnServes before l
knew what they were. | received a box
of confectionery, and on the top was Il
layer of pink rose leaves, made, rs mag
ined in my gross ignorance, Orglazed paper.
l thought they made 4 very pretty top
dressing, rs il were, but | swept them into
the waste basket along with the string
with which the box was tied.
On meeting my friend next day l
thanked him for the box, and he asked how
| liked the conserved leaves. A terrible
suspicion crossed my mind. l struggled
for selfpOSSeSsion and said they were beau
tiful, for | hadn't yet tasted them. | got
away from him as soon "a / could, ran
home, and flew upstairs tOs the waste
basket. | found two tiny petalS-thc
hOusemaid had thrown the rest into the
ash heap. | iished out these two and ate
them with profound relish. | have not
had any conserved flowers sent me since.
Fortune seldom takes but one rebuff.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

CTATR OF WET VIRGINIA, 49,.
= Ohio, City of Wheeling. Ih te sNNF
Court Of Wheeling.
Missouri ]. BrintOn, aud Othcrb
next friend, 30. IL CABOT
w.
Mary J. Cots and OtherN. ,L,,s
Pursuant 10 the authority yestelm stl "a
decrecs In above cause. one nsE -
1896, and the other on January >, -
dersig1Icd Special COMMISSIONS VIZ
WEDNESDAY, JiLY 2sih, Div
Commencing nj 10 O'Clock a m, aiPG1S9s
nj the front door 81 the Court hove -
county, West Virginia, In Said eiJ "'-JT
To the highest bidder, the rctl esAif ~, ~
Of which Mary :. Brint0n dieh
say: aha MA 40
The south half Of lOt No 9on is r,lH
addition commonly known ~ Jon. az
ton" fronting on the Hesl NIs" ss,sspnt
and being the nextlOt HOnb al ehAs "a
west corner Of ~TweDtySiIth aud MIL ~
less. however, ~ much Of said han sy,snf
heretofore conveyed 10 one Painft 80
said Mary 2. BrntDn aud hushaiG Y ~ 1s
0ctoher IN Is,s and now 81 rodfd mu.r 4
of the CLERK Of the County G1lr sHs(,4I
deed book rs, nj page co., when w, ~ "a
Is bounded a follow: Beginning y 81 ~
west corner Of the half li oi ahsa .uy 30
ming thence with the eatl hll,u 49, ar
northwest corner u said halt ~ W. y a. Iha
with tho south line Of the hall w 80 ~
parallel with the wei III nn ~ tssf
thereof, and from thence u its' W."
beginning. uol1, betp bips
twGstOry brick dwelling bo,le n. mras
TERMS or SALE IOne.lhIrIm NJ ,artD<
money and ~ much more iberssh AZ .
shall elect 10 pay, In rasi on ibe o.l issilses
rcsidne thereof payable 10 two slnsi az -
I'm n and two yean from the gal % ssp
interest from that day; the plfehA5 -
notes for the deferred payments 1900
with personal security therein "a te o. re
gperfal Commissioner, and lbs w. yr,.stbS
civ s0ld 10 be- retained until I'd" ~
OF h purchase ~'"' ALFRED cALDsLE.1
special Cosa"
STATE or wg.r yRGryIi, CorsTr" i.
OF WHEELING: Id Ncn !.
i. Thomas N. Earrsh, Clefk @,.msi go.
hereby certify that the "a .ssrfr
Commissioner has given hcish :"
REQUIRED by law and said decress Al o.
THOMAS ". DAh q
June 26. 1886.
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Mellsbnrg Notes.
ial Correspondence Of ne Reqis,er.

SptctW JOTTISpONUtICC ~ Wt hIN1S-CI.
WELLSBURG, w. VA, July Capt.
John McNally has gone to Gettysburg to
be present at the reunion of the soldiers OF
that place. He served rs n courier for
Gen. Sickles for u time during the war,
from whom he had a personal request to
participate in the reunion ut Gettysburg.
Saturday will be observed here rs ''In-
depeRdence Day" The h. of p. Lodge
and hiends will excurt to Browns Island
and others bave arranged for picnics,
othes will attend the lawn fete Mt Dalzelrs
orchard, and doubtless many will go to
see their cousins and auntS.
The Sons of Veterans are having a
room fitted up in the Tarr building for
their organization meetings.
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kicking Men Who Are Down,
Uaskiy1soa Critic

A wealthy New Yorker and his lovely
daughter were seated in their elegant par,
Tor, and the girl was crying.
Don't cry, darling, that Papa's dear
he said, stroking her bandOline treSSes.
IL will cry" she said, jerking away
from him. ''YOu said | should marry an
English lord, and you havn't done it, YOU
mean old thing
''There, there" he said, soothilgly; 'fit
was not papa's fault, dear. Butdon't cry,
baby, and you shall have one Of those
French princes who have recently been ex-
pulsed.
''Oh, papa, you dear old fellow" and
she kissed him lavishly and dried her
tears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

that the multitudes of diseases of a scroiu-
lous nature generally proceed from atorpid
condition of the liver. The blood becomes
impure because the liver does not act prop
erly and work off the poison from the sys-
tenn. and the certain results are blotches,
pimples, eruptions, swellings, tumors,
Ulcers. and Kindred affections, or settling
upon the lungs and poisoning theirdeicate
tissues, until liberation, breaking down
and consumption is established. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery VIII,
by acting upon the liver and purifying the
blood cure all these diseases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

THE PAsTEUR method of hydrophObic
cure has been introduced into New York.
HydrophObia will not now be 50 fashion
able, as ~hydrophObia minus a trip to Paris
viii have but few charms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

The Democrats OF the Finh Senatorial district
win hold a convention 70 nominate a state Sena-
tor. at Pt Pleasant. ON Thursday, July -, begin
ming at n a On.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

-EE0 Always believed Brother HART was
n Statesman, " and now our belief is half
soled by Mr.. ST. JOINS declaration
to that effect. Oh, HART, HART! how
rapidly you are mounting the ladder Of
fame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

RUTHERFORD b. HAYES says that Pres
ident CLEvELAND's action in yetOing 50
many bills is contrary to all the traditions
of the country. We are glad it is contrary
TO the traditions that have come down
from Il. B. HAYES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

j. Dy JOnll VI. lullct hnu anna J. hftg y
wife, to me rs tpuStec, dated on the lGh IA
March. 1850, and recorded IN the caU do
Clerk Of the County Courtof Ohi0cUunty, v "a
in deed of trust book -. page ISi. | viii sII
public auction on the premises, on
Thursday, the 22d day Of July, isG,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. N, the bll0piJs
scribed real estate on Little Wheeling crrt IA
Point Mills Station. on the licmItrld nlrS
In Ohio county. W. Va, iO-wit: 1hpc p4nsi
land which are bounded ~ follow: the iN
ginning at Il stake corner Ia William GAsa. II
with his line north @l east q 40 pln "a
stone In the line of Joseph Whis>en: ihlns "a
the same north 49, east 1910 poles u tsU
| thence with the north line 0f tbe NA,iOhti 10
| south $50 west 20 30 poles t0a a0nr. Ar
| north Dl.o west | pole 10 the beginning Ia
| second beginning nj a stone on the sDuiA nbE
the nempiicld railroad, formerly Con,fdIt
| Sission and J. NJ. Bell; thence south rb 40
| poles 10 n stone on the north ssde Il ~ -
leading from Roncy's Point Ia Wet AsiGss1
| thence with Sid mad north 30 eat u p.
thence north 81 east T. polcs' thcnor hcAF
east 81 poles; thence north ~ eats Enhab,
| stone: thence leaving the Dal nofh ~ -
81 poles Ia a beech tree: thence nIdh lta
| 20 $40 poles Ia a stone: thence nOrth " 40
| poles: thence south 10 poles 10 the begihfE
The third beginning nj the same sipne ~
west with said railroad Ia the Corner Il ahb
longing Ia the said railroad cInpany: ns5
| with the line Of said lot Ia corner thcnst -
- SisSon: thence with the line Of sda-s
To a Sugar tree stump or stone: thence os ',
| straight line 10 Il stone cOucr NJ I01 abi y
| fence: thence north In a straight line piks
| ginning. containing 3 acrrs mun % ba,A
the coal bank. Al~o the pTiyilcgc TO MIN
coal under the farm of J. T. slss'n. sIih gas
a-aw - an.s ANfgnt ANuI HnlHFIl NM -
soId as \ whole or in parcels 10 nit puntIsa
TERMS on SALE-0nethir 81 The T1Ht~
money and as much mon ~ The pufrhsSf
| elect To pay IN cash aud the residue 10 veg.
annual instalmcnts. with interest thrn'o =.
the day Of sale, to be- secured by decd Sgs'
the property. = 'h TO-
iugl NV"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
second District.

The Democratic Convention OftheSe Con-
gressional District win be heldat Heyser, W. Va,
August - beginning at II a m. 1t IS recon-
mondcd that each county Of tho district send not
more than one delegate for every one hundred Of
itS psmoeratic voters
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

Up to last night We believed shat the
bond of fraternal love between brother
HART and ourSelf was beyond compare,
This morning we yield the palm to ex-GOv.
ST. JOHN and shall take a back seat,
Heneeforth we shall link ST. JOHN and
HART as the new DAMON and PYTHIAs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
r,~htb senatorial District.

The Democratic convention to nominate a Sen
ator for the Eighth Senatorial district will meet
at Aldenoa, W. Va, Friday, September 3 begin
ming az Pm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

THE New York San suggests the name
ofSAMUEL J.. TMDEN, the Sage of Grey
stone, for the Presidency in 1883, He was
elected once and can be elected again if
nominated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
rnnth SenniorinI DIstricf.

The Democratic convention OF the Tenth e
turial district will be held at Buckhannon, Thurs
day, July -. beginning at 10 q m, TO nominate
a candidate fOr State senator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

THE Republicans of the Fourth Congres-
siOnal district will hold their convention at
Point Pleasant September Z and put up a
man for the Democrats to beat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
THE REGISTER.

West virginians soJOuming in Washington can
always ind the DMLY REGIsTER ON the counter
Of Lepley x HnSter. newsdealers, n5 Fifteenth
street. and the Berkeley, 1873 Pennsylvania Ave,
ma
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ThiulnIstrIcI.

The Democratic Congressional convention OF
the Thiri district win be held in the MonIgom-
cry Opera House. at Coal Valley. W. Va, ON
wednesday, september /, beginning at II a. M.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
FATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS
rinh senntnrinI district.

The Democracy Of the Fourth Senatorial dis.
trict will meet in convention At Sister.yille, on
Saturday. September al 10 a N.
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MIR. GI4ADSTONI

MR.. GLADSTONE's LAST APPEAL.
To-day the election of Seventy-fOur
I members of Parliament occurs in England.
Mr.. Gladstone not being able to address
the electors of London as he expected, be-
aore the vote is taken, suns up the Situa-
stion in a letter and leaves the question
with the people. After reeounting the
wrongs that Ireland has undergone, he
makes this appeal for Erin: 'She leaves
yOu what is good in the union and asks
yOn to rid it of what is bad. she asks
You, further, to do what you did with such
advantage for Frenehmen in Canada, for
Dutchmen in the Cape colony, and for the
children Of convicts in Tasmania, to give
her the management, not of English, nor
OF scotch. nor Of Imperial, but simply of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

The Democratic Congressional convention OF
the Fourth Congressional district will be held
AT Point Pleasant, W. Va, on Tuesday, Aug
ust "a, beginning at 10 a. ~ Each county Is en-
titled 70 send one delegate and one alternate lo'
every 100 votes cast for Governor Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
BED

WINGERTER-0n Tuesday. June %. 1856, at
$40 a m, Dr. {. A. WINGERrER, in the 18th year
Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1867 Main
street, ON Friday morning July 9, att o'clock
Requiem mass at ST. Joseph's Cathedral. Inter
ment at Mt. Calvary.
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The Mosquito often Feel AS If IL Had.

WedOn't wish to be understood rs find,
ing fault with nature, but We do wish from
the bottom of our hearts that the lumiE-
u end OF the freely had been hitched to
the mOSouito.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

THE States are fast falling into line in
campaign work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
Her English Is.

Aimee says the English language is a
mistake. The conversation one is Obliged
to listen to certainly shows that that is the
case to n very large extent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

u v. II. YANMETER, Esq, of Triadelphia
township, and one of Ohio eOunty's most
substantial farmers, called at the office
yesterday to renew his subscription 70 the
REGISTER. Hetells that for twenty years
there has not been such = wheat crop in
J this section ~ this year. He speaks both
! Of the quality and the Yield but not of
che acreage, although he thinks there
has been n fair amount Of
wheat sown. The fine weather of the past
four days has done the farmers infinite
: good. The harvest is almost completed
and the wheat is in such q shape as to be
4 out of harms way. Along the river bot
toms between Wheeling and ParkerSburg,
travellers report the most unusual activity
4 amOng the huSbandmen. On almost every
farm on bOth-sides of the river one can see
7 the people cutting and shocking their
4 wheat and blowing the corn. All, intact, are
hustling things while the good weather
u holds out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has signed the
FIR JOHN PORTER bill. PORTER at last
gets Justice and the people get a rest.
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Nnth snnninrinI DistrIet.

The Democratic State Senatorial Convention of
the Ninth Senatorial District, will DO held al
Charleston, W. Va, September
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

THIS, from the Pittsburg Dispdteh, is a
pretty good birdseye view Of West Virginia
politics: 'The Republicans of West Yir-
ginia have resumed their annual work of
oarrYinG liza S~is--in the papem They
Ays1 b tat just before the campaign
oSt aadM il seems 70 afford them
hharsnchk no a1s else has any rsA 10
The Democrats ought % b ntiS
&.h ssltihe The oiaces afer eIection.,'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

PROMPTLY at u O'Clock Wednesday
night prohibition went into effect in the
city of Atlanta. The bar rooms during
the last hour were filed with SOrrOwful
men who had assembled like mOurners to
weep over the demise of some dear friend.
II win be q dry summer for Atlanta, ex-
ceedingly dry. Now let us see what we
shall see as the fruits Of prohibition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02

BRETHREN should dwell together in
unity.
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Il w IN" HINDD.r
Agents for West Virginia,
1nI5 Market street nnp MrLurc House.

jy1 1915 Market street, opp. McLure House.
NJORTALITY STATISTICS OF WHEELING,
vi W. Va, for the quarter ending June ~, lSA;
Deaths from all causes, li2; rate in 1000 OF
| population per annum POI: males, 90: females,
81: white. III; colOrcd, 9. Population estimated
at 30. 900 School CENSUS of $50.
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A Strained Joke

About the only way to find the United
States navy is to strain the ocean throushs
cullendeT.
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ylerr advertisements.


r osr-A PAIR OF CHAIN ICE ToNGS
i bearing the name Of n. KUHN. Please no
turn TO this Office. JySq
11oR SALE OR RENT-Cottage ON Mounds
II VILE Camp Ground three rooms; parity iur
nished good location. VIII sellcheap. Can on
or address c. w. CONNER, lf25 MalnslreeI H-q
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Theatrical News i'm Dakota.

It's about time for another poor show of
some kind to come along.
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Monday. July 18Th. I,>s

u sun w 'Hai'SlN Nh'Icll pCudinf. a.
Mary y. CrIcrait wa complainant ma ~
Cracrat anu Others were defendants. M
| Monday. July 18Th, Is>s,
| Beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, sell Al ,,,H.
| ton at the front door Of the Cnuu U.rr-
county, the following drNrrilsl rsI Ia
, that IL Ia say: All that certain pls,r =. rffsS
lot numbered l, in square n, in Noah -
dition To the said ciiy at Wheeling. ana -
rs follows: BEGINNING un the p1T. ~
Twelfth street at n point 10 feet ami :
east of Eol. street: thence cAIuanlI, "a
north side of said Twclnh street 81 e.
inches; thence northwanily at rrhi abre,
said Twelfth street ID feet and ) inrh.s nv
westwarily aud parallel with Twelfth -
feet and 4 inches; thence SOuthWahlT -
allel with EOfl street ~ feet aud : inrh,, i :
beginning; being the same pnprny ubtS !,
conveyed la the said Mary H. Cnrfah IL
beth {. Dewey and her husband by lrJss.
on the nth day of April, lS.O.
TERMS OF SALE sl,l0, 0r N mnrh M
the purchaser may elect, cash on day d. -
the residue In two equal installmnts, rsuSs
. and Is. months respectively FINN *. 49,
sale, with interest, the purchaser giving n.
for the deferred miscellaneous. and s,unp, n
! payment Of the same by n deed Of tuS M. =
property, and insurance Ia the amount Ord.
| than u, 90 Oh the buildings
HENRY NJ Russell,
Special CunmiaAS-
I hereby certify that hpnd with SCENT, 1.
been given by the said Special CUmmiShsr !,
required by said decree.
THOMAS VI DARRAH. Ca
W. II. HALLER, Aur,ioneer.
| WHEELING, June hIh, lNS. ~
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Thought They Both Smoked Tobacco.
Burlington Free Press.
The Indian smokes the pipe OF peace; the
Irishman the piece Ofpipe.
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Pounding Your Finger 10 Make it Feel
Good.
Nep Orleans Piedy1Hle.
People going OF excursions are so hapPy
to get home that they are glad they went.
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Unless IL Might BE a Wife.

The Judge.
"a girl is a girl, Says 4 writer in OF OF
the daiIies. Thank heaven! We wouldn't
have her anything else for anything IN thlS
world.
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WASTED-An active Man or Woman In
monih ana EXPENSE, or commission. Erpenses
10 advance, Outfit free. For full particulars -
dress SILVER WARE Co, Boston. Nsna
fu2g
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sletr advertisements.

vrrANTED-A GOOD GERMANB0Y, ABOUT
w 6neen years of age, TO learn the confec-
tionery and baking trade. Call st GEORGE l..
BURSTS, Ills Market street. jyl
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TERMS
PER YEAR, BY NAIL POSTAGE PREPAID.
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any other city or town ....-... .....-............. ID
SINGLE COPIESOFDNLN OR WEEKLY D
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONTAINING IMPORTANT
OuNDTNG COUNTRY.
TIE REGISTER, cra57dctR1 Us sreTul ahttOaS,
a. entaai az ~ RSoJcs m Whcoaag ". Va, as
Nronf class RtGtsT.
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Sale of Valuable Real ESt,,.

pY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY tn.
ID IN me, by a decree Of the Munirn,, ,,SIe
Wheeling, made on the 18th day Of ,ySt
a suit in chanccry therein pcndins M
Mary b. Cr9cnft was cumplainap,
Cracrait and Others were defendants,