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The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

| SMALL Pox AMONG THE INDlAKs.-This
fearful malady has prevailed to great
extent among the Indians the present
season. It is computed by those best
acquainted with the details Of Indian life
that not less than four hundred Of all
ages and sexes of the Indians have been
destroyed by this disease in this county
the past six months-that is, one-tenth
the whole number. The Indians are
totally helpless when thus attacked, and
if anything is rese-ted to besides groa ms
by the sufferers or .hewling Of their
friends, the supposed remedy generally
hastens death. The most common suf-
ferers are children, which are swept of
in numbers. The Indians are very un-
clcanly, and careless in exposing them
selves, and thus easily contract disease
in its most deadly shape. The ravages
Of small pox have been mostly confined
to the Indians, and bat very few whites
have suffered.
We take this opportunity to pay a
merited tribute to David Bovysr, the well
known proprietor Of Bovyer'sranch, whose
influence over the Indians is only equall-
ed by that Of Weymeh, their old King.
He has prevailed over the Indians in his
neighborhsod to resort to vaecina ton, and
sends them in TO Dr.. Clark Of this city
for that purpose. He is thus getting at
work the only agency that can save
this defamation Of the poor beings by
whom he is 80 much loved.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County-ef
~ Nevada. The undersigned, mary r.
Hamilton, wife of Gravvin Hamilton, resid.
ing at Grass Valley, in the county and state
aforesaid, dcsirous of availing herself of the
benefit of an act of the Legislature Of said
state, entitled ian act to authorize married
women to transact business in their own
name as sole traders" approved April l2th,
1852. according to the provisions Of said ae.
declares that from and after the 18th day of
May, A. D. 1858, she intends to carry on bu.
siness IN her own name and on her own &C.
count, as sole trader, viz-thc busines. of
keeping and conducting boarding house,
now being built by her on Church street.
Grass Valley, county and state aforesaid, in
buying and selling, and trading in merchan-
die, &C., in the raising of stocE poultry, &c.
and in the business of mining in its various
departments, by means of hired labor; That
from this date she will be individually "a.
sponsible in her own name fer oil debts eep.
tracted by her, On account of her said bus;.
ness, and that the amount thus invested iu
said business is not more than five thousanA
dollars. MARY T. HAM1rro~
made and subscribed before me, NAV Is,h
1883. N. H DAVIS -s'H'
Justice Of the Peace.
State OF California, county of Nevada a.
hereby certify that the foregoinc I.
true transcript of the record as the sa1s -
mains in my office
Given under my hand and seal this 3sth
lE. 81 day of Nay, A 1853.
RoBT. A. DAvIDeE,
recorder, Nevada coanr
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

9 Yesterday was very hot day
and made the value of Foster 4 Ashsrs
Ice cream Saloon to be appreciated.
They furnish the most refreshing art;-
Gle to be had made of cream and ice.
and having the patronage Of the ladies
get that Of the gentlemen Of course.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

n@sWe are indebted to Lark & AL
ban for some elegant perfume vases,
from their new and fine assortment just
received at their stand on Main street.
They have large assortment of all
kinds of perfumery, drugs &C., smbra-
cling oil the varieties to 30 found in the
best stores in the State.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

@eThe Californian puts at the head
OF Its columns the names of John Bigler
and VIM. H. Lyons, for governor and
Lieut.. governor of this State, subject to
the decision Of the De Mocrstie State
convention.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
Grammar s. Josephson,

At the Kentucky Store. Main Street.
"AVE now on hand, and constantly re-
4 IL ceive, all kinds Of the FINEST LApIHs'
GooDs, as Silks Of all colors and descriptions.
Barage and Tissue, Super6ne aconets and
lawn. Ginghams. Calicos Of all colors, Irish
Linen, Domestics, etc. etc, in endless varie-
ties Our prices are moderate, rs the large
business we do enables US to sell ut small pro-
s1s. Ladies are respectfully invited TO can
and examine our goods.
May 81. GRAUMAK AND JosErHseH, A'rt.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

CHxRoxHK AND San JUAN.-We learn
from q gentleman from Cherokee that
mining is very successful and extensive
at that place. Ihirty-one sluiees ere
kept running. In some places are leads
twenty-feet in depth, running into the
hill. Among the successful companies
are Turney & Co.. Hurd & Co., McGraw
& Co., who have made from 500 to $3.50
to shs hand Per day.
At San Juan the water was introduc-
ed last week BY the Grizzly Ditch, and
the FIRST Ave days $500 worth Of water
was sold. The returns to the miners for
the water were really big strikes.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
Bovyer's Ranch.
Fat Cattle and Beef For Sale.

ONHE undersigned has now on hand and
u constantly keeps
Large Number of Fat Cattle,
which he will sell at low rates at his place,
well known rs Bovyer's Ranch. He also sup
plies miners in the neighborht Cd and At his
sore at Newtown and Rush Creek withtgood
besf, for sale on foot or by retail.
He also has at has Store q Good As-
sortment Of Goods,
for miners supplies. lie returns his thanks
for former liberal patronage bestowed upon
him, and respectfully solicits its continuance.
pledging himself always to endeavor to give
satisfaction. DAVID BOWER,
Nav 27, 1858 6m
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

r@. Attention 10 invited to the ad-
vsrsisements of the Kentucky Store to
be found in this number. The partiou.
AZ attention Of ladies ID solicited.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

Ma. r. A. DAvrDaE has been appoin-
ted TO the position Of Postmaster at this
city. The appointment we believe a
good one, and gives satisfac tion.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

~The Democratic County eonven-
tion is to be held in this city on the 4th
day Of June next.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
Democratic Notice |!

THERE will be a Township Convention
i of the Democracy of Nevada, at the
Court House, on Saturday the 2sth inst, at
O'Clock NJ, for the purpose of choosing
81 delegates to represent the township in the
Democratic County Convention, to be held
the 4th of June next. BY order Of the Town
Committee, j. n. DAWLEY, Cha
WIN. N. STEWART, sec
May 20 1858 mv27-lt
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

@- We have an interesting letter
from Australia in type, which will ap-
ear in oar next.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
H. DAVIS.
Corner of Broad and Pine streets,
Received this Week.

TN addition to his heavy stock of goods en-
l. hand
80 Bbls Gallego Flour; 5000 lbs Barley;
1900 lbs Chile and N. o. Sugar:
4 bbls dried apples; S ! Dbl No Msskersl
10000 Cigars; 80 bags salt;
case (l2 doz.) pick handles;
Case goods assorted; Hardware assorted;
Steel do
bale Ga canvass, for lining all Of which
will be sod low for cash. H. DAVIS.
NAV 27-lt
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

S|See advertise msnt of Fat Cattle
ior sale In another column.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
Grass Valley Correspondence.

~. G. S.-Madame Rumor-Ihe Picnic
s. of T-Nasenic-Bishop Soute-Ara-
logus Of the Alleghanians-Nr. and Mrs.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
Opinions of the Press.

TThe editor Of the Nevada Jour-
nal has been cited to appear before
the District Court to show cause why
he should not be fined or imprisoned,
or both, for having been guilty of a
gress contempt of said Court.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

We do not exactly see how the pub
lication Of testimony taken before a
Justice of the Peace can te construed
into a contempt Of the District Court,
and according to the Journals YER
sion of the affair, it appears, to say the
least, a strange proceeding.-State
Journal May 21.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

r,s,,ofibs ms refy graphically described as "a
iii Of 0Hss seq r. s HgIlsayian s4lsaIk by
rs cleansing, waIn sottenln 20 snltaatts Pos'e'
BeSofe fts deli hl6ia ha6Snses apelIs leSsrlaght
BeeatS blieess q tie llis, Z Ike
~ 6Iois devised night before Sqs
,ni his is no deiusion. hut dennOnsttattVe let
sStalBe IN rfooA H01I al the
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H - szl4tJssrT
FlaE-FvE HUNDRED DoLLARs REwARD.--At
few minutes before six O'Clock last evening, great
alarm aud CONSERVATION were created gbY the re-
port that the new and magnificent baildihtn
W.smSoroS HAIL, was on IRE. Such was the
fact, but the FIRE was extingushed before any Sc
rious damage was done. 1t originated over the
stage in the space between the ceiling Of the main
hall and the floor OF the upper hall, among the
heavy trustle work which supports the floor of the
latter. How ,fle could hove caught in this part
of the building, is more5than any person can con-
lecture, aud it is evident that it was the work Of
some reckless and malicious iucendiary. will
be seen BY gu, advertising columns thatthe Board
of Trustees have offered reward of five hundred
dollars for the apprehension aud conviction of the
incendiary. - 80. 90
The Hall had just been put in order for elGall
Of last evening, and luckily for the festivities of
that affair, aud for the immensely valuable prop!
erty, the FIRE was extinguished with no other dam
age than large hole the ceiling over the stage,
and the cutting of the floor OF the upper hall.
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TnE PHIsTEEs. Or IN ARSls---= RIspsFosEs AZ a
DrscouNr.AThe printers cft The Gazette Office have
been on strike. 'touTself the Editor of the
Times" commenced advocating the employment
Ofwomen exclusively ss type settlers, and the sen
ding out of the present typos to the sforests and
fields" The typos. of course grew. Indignant.
They say that MunchauseRps wishes TO force the
printers to engage in the noble and athletic qeen=
patton Ofdigging down that bill, and turning grind
stones at half pay to be taken tin 1rade:8 :,
There is muSs up that way generally, and the
devito pay besides. Is. -. :. Is - 70 iqs .s.lr
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FROM WAsH1NGToN..

SvAsHISsTon. Dec. 6.--Bhe bearer of Dispatch
es from Mi. gatsten, fTorn Mexico. the 18th nlt.,
arrived and confirmed the report relative 10 the
lower California expedition. Mr., Gadsden order
al The u. s. troops to suppresssthe expedition.
nerfect understanding between S1ntn Anna and
.Gadsden.,e The Humboldt went ashore last night
near Halifax, tt=rsLs -
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TELEGRAPHEC NEW
By the National Line. -
TELRaRAPNEn RoRTE 81 IIYlN.El sE.lIoIIlllcI.E
Ytfs5I7v a 49,. -

<&@k ~ isIl ~ 3 =
| SSHSdi4S3Ss II +. j a, 4 ~ -
tEzZlS - p 9fsls5l1 a I
New YoRk Leo E6Fopa Al riyed / HI
morning at with 81 stss Ne
18th of Octo6a bklna Three a IS later news.
There has been no more iie Ting. The nreYioul
reports are eeffsmeA:
LHteRt and IMPORTANT from The seat 81 s7at
| Tile Turks hosei crossed abe sD1nnbei aAg
are SAID TO luye NJ inc e BUlila and 81 iaiz.
France warts a ustria TO avuid slnte Eterenee.
The report that the Turks have e crossed Inc
Danube at all PORTS excepting Is alaial, " 9sel
they StillTetain an aye q,
tirmed irom Hssmdastadt hey ret1Eas9 WI legl
which the passage OF the Danube has, IN Inc mem
tln1es served 10 mask, -, s3SSn 3stEas}3g;ik 80
France has formally announced 70 austria thal
II she gives refuge to armed Russians EeiteatiHg
from the Turks she viii regard 1T as a
OF war - ti ~ n -, 5..to .,
Al. Drouga de la Huys. has replied 10 the circa-
lar OF Count Nesselrode. He retoIts that y, y
Nicholas ga VS., he has no wish 10 subject the meg
tity Of Turkey, on the sovereign rights OF the
tan, then tie peacs OF Europe cannot be hazardeu
by french inter inasmgea 81 gH
.eteigns rights.
Vienna letters OF the evening or tue ~ states
that no uEks had attacked e4aiat1 ape
Former adylces me ntlonso ihat lney were ll9Ylne
onthose places. - =
The Russians are sending their SICK and wonnd-
ed to Kircheman, town OF Bess- Arablat the hos
pitfalls of Wallachla. and Moldavia, being lnsuth-
Gent to contain them. - -, = e 80. =
Some OF the English papers nave oeen Seulng
extras with the headlnk-"burnlng oil bucharest
Terrific Slaughtered the Turks-Defeat OF The
Russians-2p,OOO British troops at Malta, anu lUU
600 French somewhere eiseN These remarkable
incidents were purely imaginative. The mails u
hand at Liver pool on the morning o. the EutoPa'
sailing, would indicate that there had been good
deal of fighting whenever the posts of the two ar
mics came in contact hut without any result oil
importance Gannonading was heard in various
directions, and fortt with battles were manutac-
tured for the stock obbers. y. \
% Reihforcemerts were hnrtying TO the Russians
and additional 1eyies continued to arrive at the
Turks camps fsthe season. will permit opera
tons of magnitude, both parties will soon be'in
position 10 carry them out. general attack Is to
Hemade Immediately on the Russian aEmyi which
being muohseStended, is quite WI lnerable. The
island opposite GuingeIo has been taken several
times by both sless and at present remains IN the
hands of the Turks. * 81 3. s.,ssa s,,,, u
3 tSwfTzERLAND.-The President; has resigned the
Government being in Inihoaity IN ITS measures,
This information rests ona private letter dated Ge-
aoa, Nov. is. 80, Z, ,ls5i al 4
q SP4IS.--The Marquis de- Rivera Spanish MIN
lister in Mexico, is rPnStertetto Berlin, and Is 70
be succeededin Mexico by ID ghel Tacon, Marquis
of Basamo, at present ColIsdl General at London.
{ BRITAIN.-Trbe Steamship Solent had arrived al
H lie
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Bnohanss Hungarian Ba1sam !!

lrg.s d II fTHE GREAT ENGGiSA
cst5s ~ 4 RelnedYIor, Pcctoral and Pull
N ~ rs the most ieiIeciual curativ5
or these most formidable CONF,
* H iizsa iM RST SHOWN 70 tue fts'
l6SoFs Ten years ofstrial in the U.
tlsaia2 srited States, during Which
Sss S Ssi s EI3 AZ
V-'''' 20 Only RELIABLE REMEDY .
hat can possibly Do usedl rwhOOping cough 1t
n1' no e4 as- sPITT1Ne OF BLOOD. g
This frghtul symptom OF approaching consumption Is
ansSiian Rssan, which heals the Affected membranes,
and those vital the lungs, to sound and
''-''''' REMEMBER THIS. .
Splitting Of blood always arises from tendency to Tp
sooner or later terminate In death.
III 80 n PAIN IN THE STDE s1gaiJ 81
as q o sy Ra OF s The he
Pedfa, from bronehiai or the air psssogesi IN
q this sqa t 6S % sSss 81 ssd
-, LIVER COMPLAINT .aeFs ~
5 S .ra rs a as small mGT ne or
tes yTle eGert IN dtSceses Of
Rs Iissr Unattended BY consumption is speedily cured
y $3.50 - %sS' II sGWINFER COUGH. sl5@ d
The r hsRE 'E low cough T " SeaR
ni0si happily aeete byte II reno YES all
m
ofgGnss aud imparts new wan and emasiated
S''''n'''' BRONCHITIS. .l-slls :.
Bronchitis dfedty or leattfng harsh cough Shiny
raiioi with al other SYMPTOMS caused by an az
sssi9R o. tes sP at aste 81 tie Use q this al
remedy. BE warned in time AFFLICTED and en-
rioy thi' T EIjfSSis tSIIs ON THE LUNGS
The Hungarian Baisam is the only remedy which has
R99T e Y his Is @ I
he most e6unnt and evidence e sustsg Inc
al cases where there isnq - eS ses
~ 5orm 81 tis disease Thai be boldly declares it
Win cure Tpbe enolS dss9se and eoqhdspHY :
.ss1st q 4 = Q ft5s "a
Free Representations iathe most 70 .6 0S
attaned in all attempts 81 ,4s b
TIE Hungarian RaIsam is Great ltals-
efsnses II nom thick Eulinous ains
less to- thin lGS and tISy
slo better in the Tits qqai
i IL S SOa-.'i PAsMoDIc ASTHMA. sisas
simple or has no better remedy than
sGss 91S sfd 1s the
lGsi f e i 5fsse rsl'S as
| ~ CONSTRUCTION. -
has a by
Sss wSiiiis soness 81 auinidtins power,
tpTodnUeA not shIinking, but u
O. TIC nils = hot; llsshea an n
lcefta strength emaciation and
svni This Is no delGsop, but demostlatYe -. ~
sistalnc By 4soaf rom al s9l 9ne
sS Y 9sgye 3f; WISE FosDA sg e, s1ss3
Delay In aHg esss
g Y 81 8 g eGR4-
you h6Ys lssoEns 9bO yeI e tso' ne
Ssi ~ I,ynrr & SONS fSa North seehna Hbsdel-
solg tee3ts Tor the tapsss ala Z
IS ss,s5L SSrissis byB a. FAf8lSRsToeK 1000
~
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N. BIean be seem at aly dime at tle Mayor,s ofiee
CURE OF HEREDITARY sCRoFULA. !

The certificate is irom an eminent LAWYER Of
Kentucky sho all OF the States, having for
number Of years represented his State In CongTessi
affords rleNsu.e 70 state that Dr. HaaPtons Tine
bow The patient three years of and had
the scrofua sfatter is scotuous. The boy was o
moving mass OF sores rom head oot The upper lids
ofthe 8, eH sVvollenS ami turned inside out eS
hibg horrible atterng ulcers and protrnded overthe
true. this eit to see die as relief
from slcring-hasf restored to- heaIt under the
treatment OF i1r HamptohI q .NViP. THo9IASSoN.i
4 Louisville, March 20, 1851. i-asti 80 taiyfle
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MgISCEI iI. ANXIOUS.
zaNEWgGROCERY STOREE

~ s1ssif No. 81 NRnshinSfoM HAIL EtN
Monroe st WhefLfIgI jRG9E iE iIsa
F D. WOODROW INFO ms the citizens or Wheeling,
~ and MealeTs geueraif that bai 1f
the best assnrt nehts aIa tie eastern
countty consist OF u Vie best
grHeeTtesto EAR aud DRINK II hoh WIN te sold atlas
low prices can be bought IN the city Giyens acall Of
rS-A All goods delivered to part or city Tree Il.
charge q n fdi4 TI Nfny31
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..,,,.. Partner Wanted. y-,Yry
u STEAM ENGINE MANDATORY ATL
PRIXAIE SALE. b

TheuAdsrsigned viii dispose Of the oieihalTof Phllps'
well known Stedt Engine Mandatory together with the
ground, buildings, tools and patterns. = - III
Having contracted ior theneccssary lathes addi
tioD TO his re TOOLS for purpose of conducting the
manufacture or all descriptions OF Railroad Cars, etc. inn
connection with the Foundry and Engine Manuactory he
Terminating here, there ts not better for that
business in the West 100 = = ~ - =. 49,
find ehahce for good he establish
contracts for Cars &c., short time For iurtherin,
ion apply to the subscriber by eItSr post
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7T7TI - MUSIC! MUSIC!! "tsl.3 ~
II FIckE1sEN Just re q we'd very hne, and isrgo
himself taS selected with great at the East lie has
ss0 Teceved All kinds Of Musical Instruentsi Banjus
IRON q m kind from 10 Sf5 each ~
voIIas uitars. Flutes Of the best rencii
and ebony, eight keyed l and sweet toned Fltesi one
Patent octave double ngerhQard and double Top aeo
dson oTsa iaiee enough TO fill any church Of ordinary
Size or naTlor ard taken nrem and diplo-
ma al late Vfreina State Fair, s now offered at tic
very lowest price 81 si ha1ll b III
Pianos or EaIlet5c Davisis ma Bostonf also
those OF Knabea Cache q Cos are
noSssi Il, s 49, z no 1S9 Main st. W healing, Va. e
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Rno1sbinder g IIsInisIk beolK nj nnnfnc rurer

z ~ No. 24a. Monroe Streets UP 9STAlRS!s
NTEoULD Respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
that they hdve bought The establish.
tIntety james N, Esing and
bind TO order blank books or every music,
g1zhies amer not be sprpas
and by any est1 BIZ shtlent i'll tho oiItly! ~
c0hstantly ON hand rtment ofblank books.
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/, SYYAssurssToS Dec. s.--The Senate, after the
Presidents Message was read, ordered the. usual
number oft and the accompanying documents to
be printed, and also to, 600 itional copies
4 Mr. Clayton offered the following resolutions:
yFResotUsd, that the president be respectfully re-
6uesed 10 present to the Senate the plan referred
Ia IN his message to congress this day and which
he is pIepsTedi 10 ecommend for the enlargement
and modification of the present judicial system OF
the United States Laid over. ss7
: Mr.. Hamlin moved that the Senate gointo exec
utive session. AgEeedto, and in about 10 minutes
adjourned. -. $500 t,s55 49, 81
HousE.-Seyefal additional members appeared
and took their seats. After the reading Of the,
Presidents Message &c,,f resolution was passed
to elect chapiains Tor the entire session of congress
snd the House adjourn 10 gses s54s5 4.
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1prffsBUE6a, pec;1 .-@EtiveE = e 2 stang.
stiief mid and clotdy glinps
es Of the sun winds, atios oI ram sE0ti
lily. '. TIT. sfi5l tcsal
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Special Notice.

~ z tessf oHyIef B. 60 RAtLRoiD Cor sos1s' =
/. .,., Wheeling Stltoni Noycmber4 4, 1885
y8ieSve the Station daily 6.s0 O'Clock, F. NJ, Wheel
ing tims. l0r Mounlsyille and Cameron Hsf.s =.
Returning leave Cameron .O9 "A. II.
n I do n dor MomdsViIe. s.64 "A. N. q
Fare-Cameron, LOO each way; =
do - Mound illes 40 cents each way. p
nov4, q. = Agent.
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= ~ D 8 gHIE ersoA, sAnDlA,.

JBfunIy 11Ih, 1856 ]
Messrs. Mortmer6s MowbrayA Gehtlcmen The First
Lieutenant orhis ship, who has been suffering
rom the Dyspepsia and hohas been nearly to
his usual health by OF Hampon'a Tine.
ture, desires yuu TO send him one dozen bottles
Another Lieutenant OF the U. s. Navy, now on board
this ship also wishes you TO send him dozen Of
Hamnton,s Vegetable TMEturc,' by the Store Ship,
which leaves the United States in February OF March, for
SpeZEias ~ Ssaita- 5ltts is5st l{.sd ~ - r.
der, pleasure in informing YOU it has been
Used with gread by several officers IN cases
of Dyspepsla Il am respectfully yours n jS!lJ Il
M - ~ VERNON ESKRIDG ChaIloin Y. S Navy. Z
equally strong as above z5ss61 Al ri 5tGa
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R.e.,,los u .Enz. DErrroaD flaE AssocIAs

RIcnp41oS or TIM DErrrokD FlRE AssocrAs
rroS.-Thes DeptEord Fires Association of Balti-
more arrived at our wharf ON the steamer Courier
on Monday night after ten O'Clock, en- rortelf for
home, returning from their late and eventful ex-
curson to Louisville and Cincinnati. They were
received by our firemen with flaming torches and
every demonstration of welcome, and escorted
through the streets, The torch light procession
was enliYened by The delightful music of Volandts
Band. The following reception speech was made
. t-ls
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THE READING SEASON is HERE. I
THE Iron Rule by Artur; The Fair Rebel ~ BsEneti
obi or Three Fingered JACK. Short Patent Sermons, by
DOW Jr; Bleak House, bound Ctlailer Lives OF the
ebs OF England Just received At the Literary Depot,
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THE MARRIAGE STATE
Shall Happtnsss and Health, or sniscry an,l
StcL.Re&s, attend nF ~
RedeetiOnS for the ThOughtfQl.

Strange TINT countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts Of the field or
the insects of the earth, eYinoing more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties of mind
Rerc not voucbsafed to them. f a go
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom 4.
are dependent the health, the well=beipg, and the
happlness of confding and affectiohate wife, with
perhaps family Of children. i 5, i.7f sssf II
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Notioe.

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Wheeling Station, November 4, 1885. 5iB
Change of SchetInle.-PassengeI train-on and
after Mondaynsx the h instant, the Passenger Train
will leave the StatJi1 at o. a. M Wheeling time
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