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rVOrUEAR pVR TOTS,
rlnOhlnE Pink Toes Tul They Bscom,
Altogether Too PinkiSh.

PlnOhlnE Plhk TosI Tll They become
Altogether Too pinkiIh.
New iotk Mad and gSphdl.
"Now, stamp down your foot, dear"
"That's II, That shoe lS TOO large. Let
me see a BlEe smaller"
"Really, madam, II you take my ad.
vice." began the shoemaker, but
madam cut him of with
~ want a smaller shoe. That one Ga
like q Sack
The smaller shoes we're put on The
child, q pretty little tot Of abont 2 year.
Of ago. They fitted tightly and showed
that the foot was q very small one,
but they Punched the child aud made II
WAtothets exhibit more vanity than
judgment In their SELECTION Of shoes FOL
their young children said the shoe
dealer, after the lady had disappeared.
10 a reporter, who wanted d pait Of rus
got ties. zone will bring her baby herr
and Try q pair Of shoes on II that will
look real sweet l know what thaI
means, and | am always sorry for TIL
baby who 10 usuallyin is hBt Bhor'
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Metals

NEw York, Sept. %l2.-COppCr nominal: lake
81 or. Lead dull and unchanged.
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MAIN LlNE-EAsTl

RAILROAD
~ on and StteF May y, 1850, trains depart
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A CONGRESS Nv 8NGEZGRS.
The Best Record Made by Phlladclphlnn
with Hay Fever.

The Best Record Made by Phlladolphlhn
with Hay Fever.
Philadelphia Record.
The sneezers OF the United States, who
are known as tho Hay Fever Associa-
ton, have Just completed their sixteenth
annual. session ut Bethlehem, N. II.
This organization, which Henry Ward
Beecher put such lie into, still meets
regularly once u year, cracks jokes and
tells stories to keep up the spirits Of the
hay.iever-viCtim members, talks OF ways
and means 10 dry up tear ducts and pro-
vide noise subduers for sneezers, and, in
u word, fights an annual battle against
the disease that makes such n market
for northumberland.
Colonel NJ. Richards Muckle, OF the
Public Ledger, and DR.. Edward Townsend
were among Philadelphia's delegates to
the convention, and sncezed enough to
give Philadelphia tho reputation oi
being the biggest city In the country,
Colonel MucEle made n big impression
by his speech before the association.
There were tears In every eye and
handkerchief at every nose as he told
OF the $1,000 he had spent IN 4S years to
get tho better OF his nose. He said that
C0uterization OF the nasal nerves was
the only remedy. Ho had tried II him.
self. Time was when In going from
Providence to Bethlehem he had
Lspeezed 100 times according TO a tally
&ept by the conductor, and used up so
many handkerchief that he had TO
make a wash line out Of the hell rope in
the car. On his last trip he only snoze
20 tunes, aud didn't have to have a
special cur, thanks to his cauteriSation
scheme.
The sneezing and crying was re-
doubled when DR.. Edward Townsend, OF
this city, told the convention that hay
fever was a moral disease; that 1t never
attacked New York aldermen or con-
yictS, and that It's worst victims were
always brainy people like himself,
President Lockwood in an address est.
mated that there were at least 1000 0C
sncezers In tho United States, all more
or less addicted 10 tears.
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Wine Worth It's wOlEhtln Gold.

F'OM 4OhdOh 4TuW'
The best "recovery" that l ever heard
OF was that Of the famous pipe OF Ma
deira, OF which the remnant, amounting
to iorty.four bottles, was sold in 1865, al
the Duchess OF Ragusp's sale, TO the late
Baron James Rothschild, literally and
truly for It's weight in gold. This dpipe''
was on board an East Indiaman which
was wrecked Off Flushing in 177S, aud II
lay at tue bottom OF the seq until 1914,
when 1t was flshed up, and Louis NVlll
purchased the whole OF 1t, except six
dozen bottles, which the French Consul
at Antwerp managed TO detain, and he
sold all he got to the Duke OF Ragusa.
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pECOROus pAPORTMgNT.


Never take your dog with you whel
making a call,
Do not tidgetwith hat, cane or parasO
during a call,
Never go to the room Of an inyallt
without an invitation.
Never make remarks upon q caller who
has lust left the room,
The hostess should not leave thereon
when visitors are present,
It Is wrong to resume your seat aitel
having once risen to say adieu.
Never turn your chair 80 as to bring
your back to some one seated near you,
1t is a breach Of etiquette to stare
around the room when you are making
a call,
Never remain after you have discov.
cred that your host or hostess Is dressed
to goout.
A lady reCeiyingseveral callers should
never engage ina tete-a.tete conversation
with one.
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WHEELING a |PITTsBURon DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 500 and 7;26 a. m. daily, and
li40 b M daily, except sunday.
For Pittsburgh aud The East, B:i0 p. M daily
except sunday,
WELLINGTON Accommodation $3.50 p. M, daily
FtsSufEh@ Excursion Train, 100 p. M, Sun.
DAY only
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why Tag LEAVES TURN,

A Brief Explanation Of the Causes OF the
Red and Golden Glory Of Alumni
Field and FOral,
"Probably not one person in q thous'
and knows why the leaves change thell
color in the fall, " remarked an eminent
botanist the other day, 1.-THE common
and old.fashioned idea is that all this
red and golden glory We see now Ia
caused by frosts. A true and scientific
explanation Of the causes Of the Coloring
OF leaves would neCessitste q long and in
tFIcata discussion, Stated briefly and in
proper language, those causes are these
The green matter in the tissue OF o
leaf Is composed OF two Colors, led and
blue. When the sap ceases 10 How in
the fall, and the natural growth OF the
tree ceases, oxidation OF the tissue
takes place, Under certain condi.
tions, the green OF the leaf
changes to red; under different
conditions II takes on q yellow or brown
tint, The difference In color ia due to
the difference in combination OF the
original constituents Of the green tissue
and to the varying conditions Of climate,
exposure and soil, A dry, cold climate
produces more brilliant foliage than one
that is damp and warm. This is the
reason that our American autumns are
so much more gorgeous than those OF
England, There are several things about
leaves that even science cannot explain,
For instance, why one OF two trees grow
ing side by side, OF the same age and
having the same exposure, should take
on a brilliant red IN the fall and the
other should turn yellow; or why one
branch OF q tree should be highly color
ed and the rest oil the tree have only a
yellow tint, are questions that are as IN.
possible to answer as why one member
Of a family should be perfectly healthy
and another siCkly. Naples and oaks
have the brightest colors,"
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IaloryiNw WIN a aionEOy.

NNN JNfttCF LOEut Ntuts
Some one gave tho monkeys in the
Park n pocket looking.glass yesterday
and the antics Of the two were extreme.
y ludicrous. Picking it up one gazed
into it with a smiling, patronizing air Of
satimportance us much as to say:
"Ah therel you naughty monk, you
may be called Joe Nichols, but you are
no dude, How near we look to those
outside this cage. They have the worlds
troubles; nothing troubles US but lleas-
no rent, nc gas bills, no funerals, nc
wakes, no tears or divorces. Oh, hut
we're the happy family. / think its
those outside gazing IN on US that are
the missing links II ] diagnose their
cases correctly
Then he handed the glass to lis broth.
er and sought amusement in n grin that
was hopeful and happy.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money and Stocl

Tho Features OF tho Money and Stocl
Markets.
NEw YoRK, Sept. l2-MonOy oil call easy a
Q to 4 per cent? last loan Q per cent, closed Of
ioted al 8 per cent, Prime mercantile papol
6NG7 per cent. sterling exchange outlet o.
q Ag&aiSsA, Sales 9a2,SS shares.
The stock market was not 90 active for The reg
uiar list to-day, though the deficiency was pAftlj
made up ny renewed interest In tho Trusts
which were active IE9ln lor ihe frs! time sine,
2rSa Tp1SI. l6e iSTnsf sitVr dEoptIus Y no
cont II 6OtS, recovered rapidly 70 Oh. Altgl
this Tie market Ragged on allow but steadily
throughout The gteAl6F portion al the afternoon
Th6 deal was devoid l special feature, aud ihl
market hnAily closed quiet and heavy TO veal
AZ about The lowest prices, Final changes OK
genefAlly fractional lblsel.
RAiifOad bOndl Arm baleA D 10000.
doySlnmOnt and Stale bonds dull and steady
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steady at VSJEc, and after slight fluctuations be.
came dull and remained 80 until the close, which
-. L,tll a NUN lnlnL az Anl hnrrnln
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Chicago Express, 1874, 6;0Oand S;SS a, m, and
Cincinnati Express, 4a@a a, m, and OlOp. M,
except sunday.
q. clRirsyfle Accommodation 1O:4!Oa m. and
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When some men fall Ia everything
else they raise q long beard.


Read the iollowingi Mr.. o. II.
Norris, Newark, Ark, says; "Was down
with absCess oil lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced mo an lnCurable
cOhBumptlve, Began taking Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able Ia
oversee tho work on my farm. II Ia the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse MlddleWaft, Decatur, Ohio, says
HAD II not been for nr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would
have died Of lung troubles, Was given
up BY doctors, Am now In best OIL
hbalthn Try II, Sample bottles free al
logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 8
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shoula Wlye. work for Mone,f


Ha7tr's Basar.
There wasa time when 1t was thought
that a married woman who worked for
money In some way reflected dlscredit
upon her husband, by IN implication OF
his lack OF ability to support her rs she
wished to live. That period is past, both
happily aud unhapplly. Happily, be-
cause many a man who had cause 10
bless tho slender hands OF the wife,
which, by their skill in welding the
pen, the brush, or tho needle, orin doing
other womauly work, have, backed by
the willing brain, Tended of want and
disaster when he, the usual bread.win.
ner, has been disabled or prevented by
loss OF employment from supplying the
iamilywith bread and butter. But the
change OF public opinion on the score OF
home.llving women working for money
has been unfortunate, because In the
struggle for funds with which to indulge
n taste for dress or for otherluxuries not
warranted by their husbands incomes,
some women have taken the sewing that
should have been given to those poor
creatures who ndini 1t their solo means
OF subsistence,
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Makes the lives Of many people misera,
bic, and often leads to selt.destruction,
We know OF no remedy for dyspepsia
more successtulthan Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1t acts gently, yet surely and efficiently,
tones the stomach and other organs, re-
moves the faint feeling, creates good
appetite, cures headache, and refreshes
the burdened mind. Give Hoods sarsa.
parilla a fair trial. 1t will do you good.
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For Chicago, s:lO aud $3.50 a. IN, and $40 and
SSIsasianStI Express, $50 a. m, and 1llsp m.
Columbus Accommodation, gioOp. m., czccp,
81 6sirsyille Accommodation. $3.50 a. nj, and
2!2O and 800 p. M, except Sunday.
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In all diseases OF the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must be
nonirritating. The medical profession
has been slow 10 learn this. Nothing
satisfactory can be accomplished with
touches, SHUTS, powders or syringes DO.
cause they are all irritating, do not thor.
oughly reach the affected surfaces and
phould be abandoned as worse than fail.
ureH. A multitude Of persons who had
for years borne all tho worry and pain
that catarrh can inlllCt testify 10 radical
cures wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.
AwF4w
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EAST LIREgTY, PA, Sept. l2.-Cattle-Recelptl
$50 head; shipments l,2lU head; market moth
lug doiuR, all through c0nSiglmentS. Hogs
Receipts 500 head shipments 1900 head; mar
kel Acllyvi light Yorker 81 61ai 20: medium and
light PhlladGlphiaS 81 iOA5 ~; graSSeTS 81 lOaI W;
heavy hogs 81 lbAI W. shecp-Recelpls 2,20(
head shipments 1900 head; market slow and
prices unchanged,
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This estimate Is very far below the &c.
tual truth, Yet, even upon this basls,
we arc confronted with the startling re.
suit that $1,000 persons now possess
three.fiths OF the whole national wealth,
real aud personal, according to the high.
est estimate $3.50, ,OOO) which any.
ono has yet ventured 10 make OF the ag.
gregate amount, Nor is this conclusion
at all i|mprobable.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL


For Boys and Girls,
hetECCn and iOyGArS Of Age, will DO opened the
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at No,
7s1 MAIN STREET, by Mics MAE BELLE HART,
formerly Of Washington, u. G,
ThC school will be conducted on the general
lines Of the kindergarten.
French conversation and callsthCplc exercises
without extra charge, A Piano Id tho school
room for the entertainment aud Instruction Of
the children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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Hearts that were heavy arc glad,
Women, loIk III and be hOpelul,
There's help aud there's health 10 DO had.
Take courage, 0 weak ones respondent,
And drive back the foo that you fear
With the weapon that never Will fail you.
U, DO OtgoOd cheer,
for when you suffer from any oil
the weaknesses, Irregularities" and
functional derangements," peculiar to
your sex, by the use Of DR.. Herce's Ia.
vorite Prescription you can put tho
enemy OF ill.health and happiness to
rout. II Is the only medicine for wo.
men, sold by druggists, under a positive
guarantee Of satisfaction in every case, OF
money refunded. See bottle-wrapper.
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BRADFORD. Pa, Sept, l2.-opened at 9y1ici
ClcAranCPs $1,000 barrels.
TtrusviLLE, Pa, Sept. i2.-opencd ut 0Ohci
highest OJIEc; lowest Os14c; closed al OOc.
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Live Stock.

BAlrlAonE. 10, sepL. l2.-NO market Today.
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Qhe Sn~telliqenter.
nneel No.. "a and aT RonEteenth street
THR EDITORS LETTER.
Merchant Trartla.

Merchant TrarceT,
"Ah, here's a note,n the editor said,
AShe Looked aI the envelope LANCE and Squ4iIe
WNOw I'll guesSn-Rnd his lace assumed . Snlle
"Who the writer IL, since I've time 70 spare
at isn't syox Populi,' that "a plain,
Oils letter came promptly yesterday,
Nor 'VeFIta' either; tomorrow Will pFtnB
That effort 70 turn my erring way.
",Pro Bono Publlco'E dropped from sight,
His penis negleclInR lis duty suret
Aud old subscriber drops ROUND nlnAelI
10 rail at the evils he cannOt cure,
WThere's no use guessing; III break the seal
Well, this Is the Joke OF all my ltel
To think I've been pnx1llng all this TIM.
Der u letter from AlnniC-Ahe's my vile"
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" YOU could see your own scalp
through an ordinary maguiiying glass,
you would he amazed al b eamoGnt oil
dust, dandtuE, aud dead skin thereon
accumulated, The best and most popu'
lar preparation for Clsanling the scalp Ii
Ayet'B Hair Vigot, nav
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Bread,t6ns aud Provisions.

NEW YoaE, Sept ia.-Flput receipts 1857
bN6kaFesi OEb0tti go. hAftelhl lAlgt n no bar,
tellJ. market 9ctlve and steady. Wheat, receipt.
i,bi6,OOO bushels al IhlnFUs and iBJIOW bulhOln Of
lbOti SPOT lnAlket llfuueeft No, y FED SLOT tNn'
gfadtdftd 1ltaScl options moderately AetlVei
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TAMMERIN

Nav be thoroughly and permanently cured BY
methods Of Instruction based upon scientific
demanded, The system, which L. entirely Cdl'
C|htlnnnl. Ii endorsed by many Of tho most prom.
ineut educators and physicians Of the country.
Mas NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal Of the Washington RChOol Of Elocu.
ton aud Omtnfy,
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trustees Sales.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.


by Virtue Of adeed OF trust made On tho 18Th
dayOl October, 1851, by Reason MaEipgo TO the
undersigned trustee, and Of record among tue
TIhiiC land feCOTdsOl Ohio county, West Vir'
ginlA, In deed Of trult book q, iOlIO4t will on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER d, 1850,
beginning ut 10 o'clock a M. At the front door
Cf lie Court House VI ohio county, West VII.
giuIR, In the city Of Wheeling, proceed 10 sell al
ptIhlic auction the following de.Cflhed real et
iHte, 10 Wit: A certain lot OF tract OIL land hitu'
Mo In he town II Clinton, In Ohio county,
West Virginia. ard bounded as follows; Begin
Ming al 4 rOsl ina i,nCG on the bank OF short
creek thence 5. TGo h l!rOlOs 10 AStAkei thence
s. ~ H.. D o! poles to SlaEet thence \. 2l1SY, L.
hi NOE, 10 d Itake In the Potomac turnplkei
thence with AnId turnpike n, co. ". II poles to
a stake; thence \. SO ", ia poles TOT locust
most In fence; thence s lS' W. 2,S poles To the
place Of beginning, and containing W petcheS
more or less.
Terms w SALE-CAhh.
The title To this property II believed to be
good, but selling rs trustee ! VIII convey only
such title IN IL vested IN INT ~ such trustee.
WI. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
30 ligRVEY. AnciinnUer. Ruh
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ItAStfios % RSSESSscE IlRES. SDaiiy. tsaa.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. lsatirdAy
excepted, Sunday only, Saturday only
RaAt0n Standard time.
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dress and as skittish as an old mai
about having is feet inteFiered with. !
don't say | am goiugto put a shoe on y
Q size larger than the foot seems, but
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HellAiFe& GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
BelLaiFe Of S'AOA. m arrives at BellRIFe AZ 500
p, N.
WoOdSheld PASSENGER leaves Bellaire at 400 p.
M arrives Of BellAlIe at $50 O. m,
summeFheld Accommodation leaves Bellairo
At l2:M D. m. arrives At ll;ll q. m.
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Medical.
thick and GInssu.v

THE PRODUCTION OF IN abundant
growth Of hair, OF q silk-like texture
and Of the original color, often results
from the use, by those who have become
bald or gray, Of Ayers Hair Vlgor'
~ was rapidly becoming gray and
bald; but after using two or three
bottles Of Ayers Hair Yigor my hair
grew thick and glossy and the origi-
nal color was restored, IN; Aldrlch,
Canaan Centre, N. II,
"a trial Of Ayers Hair Yigor has con.
WINGED me Of Its merits. It's use has
mot only caused the hair OF my wife and
daughter TO be abundant and glossy, but
II has given my rather stunt0l mus
tachO q respectable length and appear
anCe."-R, BrittOn, Oakland, Ohio.
~ have used Ayers Hair YigOr for
the plst four or FIVE years md tind 1t q
most satisfactory dressing for the hair,
II Is all that l could desire, being harm-
less, causing tho halr TO retain It's
natural color, and requiring but q small
quantity TO render tho hair easy TO ar
range" Mrs. NJ. A, Bailey, 0Charles
St, Haycrhill, Mass,
Ayers Hair VigOr,
PREPARED mr.
Or. J, Q, Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Porium'F''
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MHEELING PENALR COLLEGE.

gend your daughters to this Institution where
they will receive thorough and comprehensive
ClucAllOn-the best foundation Tor true success
In lie. Pot graduate COtlrhe. An able Faculty.
Many improvements made, No better Untrue
ton In Art and Music III Upper Ohio Valley:
Mrs. ". Stevens Hart, OF Washington, u. g., Will
conduct School Of ElOCutiOn. Beat, most health
full location for school In tho city, Terms rCA'
tOuablG, Apply to the Presidenti,
Jyg DR.. MAlapEIL
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sighed Tom to his beloved. He knew
not what gave her such a charm In bis
eyes. Her teeth, preserved by SozoDoST
which she had used from girlhood, did
his business. She held her lover by
virtue OF SozoDoNT. MwPAw
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For all arrangements Of tho liver,
stomach and bowels take Dr.. pierce's
Pellets. Ono n dose.
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For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
M, except Monday,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, OK.
cept dun ay.
Gniton Accommodation si1Op, IN, daily.
MOundsyille Accommodation, b;85 q, M, 1901
and g:iOp. M, except Sunday.
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Mt, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
,sl..Cn OF the vl.iAuOnj

A school Of more than national reputation
Oaen exceptional advantages for thorough edu
cation Of young ladies' in all departments. Ii
btAry Of Ii1 thousand volumes, Fine philO
EOphlcSI, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially nOtCd. Cofpsoi
plano teachers trained BY a leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal cultuft
according TO the method Of tho old Italian mas
ters.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten GctCS Of pleasure EtoundL Board excellent
For Catalogues, aud references 10 patrons II
all the principal cities, address
ruR DtRECTRFgg,
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Grand Opera House,
legal Notice.

nFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
OCoiuty Court Of Ohio County, West Vir'
glnlG ~ III. ,,,,, nj
Csibadnr burst, deceased,
i6Is !yIh day Of August, A. y. 1859, john, A.
hrBt named executor, filed his wtltlOn asking
lar The Probate u the will Ot CilhArlne DurSt,
deceased, aud II appearing by AAld petition AUD
Hlldayit herewith nled that llAIbGrR Pieler'
man, Edwati Durht, George DlTst, Jacob pntll,
NJ WrsI Virginia, II Is therefore ordered that the
]SiopsalI parties 10 appear within one month
IfDm The Irsl publication hereof aud 10 what j
necessary lU project their Interest IN this mat
iut, Published the first time August ~, lbSg.
" GEORGE HOOK, Clerk,
CItHEH. Attnrney, Au8DF
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CINCINNATI, o., Sept. l2.-Fiour easier. Wheat
steady; No. 2 red 77c;. receipts 1000 bushels;
S6lp = Oig@ bushels C@ra tismc5i No. 7
axe. Rye quiet; so. 2, 44c, Fork dull una
easier at 81 l2H, Lard quiet at b.T6c. Bulk
meats steady; short ribs 6,l2kG. Bacon steady
snort clear Csc. Whisky steady at 81 ", But.
ter and sugar tlFmer.
TOLEDO, O., Sept. l2.-NO session ~to.dRy-Trl.
State Fair holiday.
BALTIMORE. NH. Sent. l2,-No market TODAY.