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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17
Attest. H. Y. GRAY, Clerk u. S. Cir. Cour

HEALTH OF AUGUsTA-We are informed, by
the Chairman Of the Board of Health, that our
City is quite healthy. The extreme heat has
somewhat increased the number of deaths in
July, there having been seven deaths from Con-
geslion of The Brain.-From the diseases incl
dent to the season, Fevers'and Bowel complaints,
there were by fevers whites, and 3 blacks, and
from Bowel affections, 10 whites, and black
of these last 10 were under 2 years of age.-Con-
stitulionalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

rg~ TIE Friends Of Col. y. C. DARLINGTON
respectfully announce him as Candidate to repre-
sent the 18th Congressional District, at the election
in October next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

THE RUSH FOR THE New TERRITORIES "A
letter in the st. Louis Republican, dating from
st. Joseph, which is great centre and hating
place for Lhc emigration, writes:
They come by boats, stages, carriages, wagons
on horseback and muleback, and it is no unusual
thing to see troops of hardy pioncrs passing on
foot, with their axes and knapsack, upon their
backs, making their way to the forest OF Kansas
and Nebraska to hew out home. The emigra-
ton to these territories is unprecedented, except
in the history of California. Thousands OF
sturdy and cnlcrPrisng men are flocking thithcr
to select the choicest spots for their future
homes. The ferry boats here arc busy in trans
porting them from daylight to dark. They are,
thus far, all from Slave States except Il few
from Illinois and Indiana, and these are Of slave.
ry proclivitics.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

"Pa," said little fellow the other day,
wasn't Job an editor?" Why, Sammy?" Be.
cause the Bible saysh he had so much trouble.
and was n,an Of sorrow all the days of his
life"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

AN Hbernian applying for license was asked
by the sapient Alderman if he possessed a good
moral character. "Faih, yer honor" replies
applicant, a l don't see the necessity for q good
moral character to sell rum." '7'<f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17
Fresh Flour,

TUsT received s, 900 Lbs. GOOD COUNTRY
y FLOUR, in Sacks. and for sale by
G. L. PENN, AGENT
April II II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17
re Rent.

rT1rE Room at present occupied by Mr.. Lod Hill
asa Dry Goods Store. In my absence apply
to j. A. Williams. ,. ohhlellE; ~
Dec % oo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

CURE FOR CoRNs.-Mr. Cooper, in his aDic-
tonary of Surgery" has the following infalli-
bic cure for corns: Take two ounces Of gum
ammoniac, two ounces of yellow wax, and six
drachms of verdigrs; melt them together, and
spread the composition on soft leather; cut away
as much of the corn as you can, then apply the
plaster, and renew il every fortnight till the corn
is away. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

THE New York Post publishes the names OF
all the persons who have died by cholera in that
city this season, up to the 22d OF July, embra-
cling period of nine weeks. The aggregate
number is six hundred and thirty.onc. Five
hundred and two were foreigners, and one hun
dred and twenty-nine were native American.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

Know " SOMETHING'S order by this title
has been established in opposition to the Know
Nothing association, whose ramifcatons have
extended so far as to enable them to control
important elections. The new order possesses
broad " humanitarian" doc,rines-is opposed to
slavery-to prohibitory liquor aw-and to
every Infringement upon the natural rights Of
man.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

WITH four metallic qualifications, man may
be pretty sure of success. These are-gold in
his pockets, silver in his tongue, brass in his face
and iron in his heart.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17
A. z e Es II q n,

Practice Of Surgery!
Dg. .5UEsIAEs HARRIS Augusta
~ Ca is prepared toaccomin"dale with Lodging
and Nursing such patients as may be directed 10
him for SURGICAL OPERATIONS or Treatment
n Masters NAV be assured that their Servants
will have every necessary attention.
Aurusta Nav 26 " ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

MONUMENT TO CALHoUN.--The ladies of
Charleston, S. c., are making exertions to get
up subscription for monument to the noble
statesman and patriot John c. Calhoun. Bless
them! We are somewhat chagrined to see the
ladies obliged to take the lead in such matters,
but South Carolina's daughters are no new
hands in the business. The defendants of the
women who lived to ornament the times which
tried mems souls cannot have forgotten the spirit
in which our grand parents, the lovely nuns of
Charleston, presented the golden banner to the
brave Count Pulaski, worked with their own
delicate fingers
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

Sun STRoKE.-An almost certain preventive
against this fearful calamity is handkerchief
or hand full of cotton, saturated With water
and worn in the crown of the hat The wettng
should be repeated every hour, or as often as
may be required. II a thick or close hat is
worn, holes should be cut near the top; the
evaporating water will carry off the heat and
keep the head cool.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

UNDER the head of alarming" the Baton
Rouge (La) Gazette, of the 9Th inst, has the
following caloric paragraph: =" We are inform
ed that last week planter some miles south of
WoodvilIc,> wishing TO see to what degree the
thermometer would rise, placed it in the sun, and
in less than ten minutes it exploded, frightening
the gentleman hims, If terribly and shivering the
machiue to atoms, besides killing fine pointer
and setter dog and terribly wounding couple
Of Shanghais
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17
91liscellancons.
HVpochondriacism:

NOVEL CURE FOR 1T.
GOOD morning. friend Carter, how is your
wife, this morning!"
bad as ever. | am most discouraged,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17

CHARLES LAMB hit the hvdropathists when
he said" Water Cure WAS as old us the Deluge,
only that first great application happened to
kill more than it cured.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-17
Take thy banner-may it be
Martial cloak and shroud for thee :,

And though no towering capital may yet
mark his resting place, we know that Calhoun
has left not less imperishable fame behind.
That he is indeed buried deep in the hearts Of his
countrymen and women-New York Pick.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27
From iha Ltlipyills j0uual
10
~ nlirEVi rArtoR.


j Uoud moi nat ny gentle ionn.
30 iodilhi with ihe bloom % ne.
shoud % with mt alia die tl0fnl
The mid'nlng iumuli and ihe aiuei
w0nld nVt that toy swcsl low voice
Gaoaii Wtsle 10 8Wetiltts imid iho roar
That Uses round na NE the nol1s
Oi waves mat lsh ne vecais ahofel
know mo nletdins Of tliht CSC
Would check mo darlrg OF ily fopi
Whan kalius ldlth 10 10 Qf dis,
itbondtdiothe aWi1l gotli
Know " should raial ioitel
Ihy fcnill gasp, tWonll hold ne bach
81 h,iij would diUp me QllVtrIGg llttli
Nynsl w0dii hierinih.lrtte
1 90 BOT d.enihou bsdg'h noprt
inMlna ihitmake mydceppmitsu
ThOuinai ta proud, as brave h1ait
Aseyci ihlobb'd lnvomiifg brcasil
Hnl Wien ihl hour Of coHhci uouc5, g..
And bowling atom aNi leMltii-st0en
Ronlikoh ihoupni ilmrisrdpms,
Ric1 ienof must dne eloaH
Heiofo ms, Ike bnJnus efle,
tlpro.l-li nNi BE- uQfi
Tfotth tlOfdig ard men, anl iicnd1 compile
Around MS path, can must nni
Andih0uth 90 blfquo, ibtt makes OF mars
ny .sic, sweep IKE aillhw hen 0.I
herota my pilatiie Of aitls,
8uil mpll on- 40 nie nee VEN
Meet I've 10 moiti--,ei, nil.ii hopf
Whcn ih. csim haven ni1 been WON'T
Wtcr tlorin5 that now treund me loWpIt
Their urpnilrs Wofk have doDti
Wien n0l pang can ihibeimihfono
OF Bliss Within that heat OF thine,
Tiitfondly bctsNslinsl mlno own
Sweslepirii, thou ant lhaiba mlic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27

GnYERAb WelliorNoh lots "A .t.,.-...
- ltptl q ile Hempaeld RssI,eAS III, s555elsa
YMsh y noss,sa,sy oyer ihs sIs,s ceniss ny,
pscofy W alp building ffguhng goosrole 4, ny NY 90
sud h9l W he whole o; IN small lo,s No Al, WI, %
eIu twenty perei wlilhs,,kenh rsik !,
ltenepe wolftgs Nih ilissssi non lls lsy si ~,
good Ntllm vfisr NE howe wheh K or ,va. ints
no tlify tia u ihgjoi, isa most e0mosN, ~
an1 nc 0ctiohlr hctpble, ss itis within ~, w ~
Walk uf ~ pOtt business iantnfiLte ily '@As'ts
Payment VIII be itkef al % peftt. tn5',,, h.,.,
one. Two ana iEft6 tttia POI udhHfirt, 'nieb
10 JOHN niNNR, N,It,i,,' WV
nlsl,lip rlslaool 10 Hphi1 aifln,,i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27
arawIallIa,bgooag of 5iIlls alas ghiS0oa

aF"Whal las become OF oil The Hiilt giris now.
n.daysl One spenly OF nigalife young ladies'
win intQuo waisis and noances dress hats aud
liny Watches pIomen5diig ne slIees OF blleud-
Inc luyeails pafliegi but, alas lifii girl d o.
raiiiy--une vito viii play baby.loose, andlHe q
his.One in fsw hoOis making dnyand nighisuo.
o-ed eaoh other with astonishing mpIddlyi o.
teen mnuie2 leeess alschoo alloldrE plenty OF
line lor weUtsOl play,housslilsi one iowhom ~
neat plain ginghaln dress end sunbUnuCl Is lhe
iperfroliou Of school dItss--snntunposs niat will
mol be injured II they aie vel ~ riyer Of brook,
and opiops strong enough TO bring lmne ohy quan-
llily Of nuts from l1e woods NJ Hey Ul baskeisl
good aiohg shoesthal will COME on Wilb ease on
! warm snmmtfB day, Wien Inc cool brook lenpis
/ ibewauu little feetto lave themselves ID ilg wa.
such rude liealnent
nWeill Ills to be lopedtho face little girls
will mol become utterly NliiiOl, lhtu nin5 bt
some iwtishng lbeis sweetness upon The desert
aif' loJ surely iheY llogm nol incur cllisS aud
/ BOT rarely DO nGfwllipEes
"Alunsge when liltle ellis used 70 be diealag
dolls, we NOV Gee lhunldeokrd my OIL lheif ioelY
lpafadnr street, aad lihng via young sIr,
Dent Whtle on eailh one ile ngihfD Of lheSg
precious fislsi Are liey willing 10 allow 5uol
lollyi
nrhen 90 10 ltesl-Why liili8 miss must now
ba dfsitdasiichly ds mtmnai and ihe godisria
hos san She ie sole 70 1ulye hei netent shea
aof when sbe comes OUT But inihs go.ahead
age, some ngwineenU0ns viii anable hef @ ncp
cbmphsihsi desng
iasllcio me ho iiileggls So lheIe Wili be no
yonnr lrdies; lol when miss leaves fclooi shs is
eusaggu so0aiaaHies, und takes boz place in ne
ffths oi ADltfitanmplIont How Wis shv lher
lmtoti g hgw otwlrn his slg lounl ume lopJa
pore 10y lies duties Wondelil II Would nol be
3 gopd plan TO tara over aew LEAF begin with
lhtmin,.ason, end msifilsn el possbel0 have
hgpin iaHing little oleoufts, ull Of lie ond glce
whoean mR aud jump without igar Of leang
doipcss, anl finally base SO o. healthy young
ladies' upon whom tho sun hfs been allowed 70
shine ie1 active exercise 10 the open air bestowed
anabyuian supply % iie aud suefgH
sUnft healthy body ioibe highly cultivated
mlnia0 u OUT Amaicsn wives end mothers cod
itty se0d he lhe adf;mllonol ibc world instead
Of being pidtd lormeil'lsgllIsY" --Hgms Jgarash
NJ gtll6 LIVES. aTho NOilhgedsm Rullfeai
Comhn3 have pnfohosad 81 GeB. jsokson Eve
oelosoi bad ai raIkenluy i0l s5,O00R--Bf-
fld1Ff,
d 0ui DeAocalie idsa5s 10 Roehogilm ada
Shenandoah te, tbis they'll want No nun "Old
Hickory ioi lhe PSesdsuel iSin 10 '5e.-- Wia-
fifflt Rynjhttt
ITWhaihs lscone q lha ''ssnlusAy siptied
AcadenylR Sdadastg Rt8.
Probably lhe aempelr eele ~ lolain The Cir
ciopat musei 90 mtlsj@sg teep, 'plolki uloasP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27

fTnE Assos Baasca 1t6k.A There has been o
samof Oh, nis Bank YES vsab aadie danger Of
colltpse. llEssmiditaasm 0o haaasoi DE
B'srlo Coauol So, Toal uhiehlhe Deacon
In lhas town lespoudH
Vlha Bbard OF Control hhyenol taken possea-
sion III ilo nmncb, no bas 4 la.lel lgi a uoineni
our dlllrens hHve iIanfaelr5
bnsmtss vim Il, az usual aod have iull cons
flehce N NJ mnnqgsnenli
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27

IN luLONRt. tLJNhoN
TUiT received, on asedllnanl 0i-
u Hli1kiWhitt anl c9i0iti f0lotcli
fuptiioi buck tAl oallcrie 90
Dilsihf ari fh1nuit ilnl %
Telioit plush lladi bNis DO
And all Other Kids 20 nlu1Icusl9 n.1ion end lof
llo low hf M H.dinihhANf
oci0 fIn no Wishnei01 hlil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27


JiNt phs Gltshii ifpM Pabh.he' on ai'
iunsl atn lolll, po.iyfdio DOB Guy SOW p F
lWliis4s. Nho 81 iaislFleisi Tiil co''. re's
Ma Hs Jsoap ,spslldoa' cad Nill'ea lfqn vaa'Qn'
I'm 81 A olleti idi ts = ao' a
hsnf. of sfailsil Tld lbil county ''f''-
se led saproi vIll tdis
ha,e rnIoytd oy Nnsoh ionf up 10 lle
ind bninaht le oodcildou Nni ven Aeeph.
n5dditd On hoard. found g99 fe'np'n3 qe'
sino5s ne iaphncsa hai buslneii ~ eyes ltr',
bandi. sad e1od lea ioi nose nnd tongue
I.y6a .lttl se,pecl l1 Coy ohliAe.ei alq a.lain'
men.s 6f COM. Pony The uadg van Japan
must eiow as lhgY Old ogl Uhal we bage 70 ihry
dan 6ayioi The nonssnie Feo0e eia hoaiaf
about iiiny ninions 81 people uchi musNous
aod citil1e0i g hbe "a laad sl1e pefonslnl1 uad
SpscNlttions % slppii lhrn, fh8hllreomlliou.
nni me chief end ~ lhsm pie post isimen qua
meohauioi who luppod Z gcal numotI 81 ldle
Lords ana rnlsu pleg ianib llsnfelyei. eva
have doau By To- Of lpe while beiogeiNe tielly o.
Kanayawa aAs ilsosd, Wla clollls ig9d. houses
and nurses. ihvugh soml psople lalk os Nef
he'd bstn slnpaung and waiting iifhp 3msNe.p
sluadion lonnl3e win ielisi ifcniheso tq9 en-
q ayiH, By buusinG lbsH towslico'le'lt Alla eAl-
cago Aou,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27
DYRBoTORS.


THOMAS Is, lilfAuE, Pes dfgi, SKI
RIG kiPtrY, Vic Pfe,tiu,
5fosks A. ALskA4sia, Secsafy.
~ a. nraafil 0rrsnl hs0ni ~ lftInn7ii
diyiitad % dign p1rttnt i1r ile 1s1l tiN moflhg
deoA,ob W.. Y. Pkl tkkuN,
fsplS Whseliis, Va,
nOAk AAELH
AND HBR GREAT INDUCEMENTS
nftr iscieif rrnde onf Pride,
Rn1 Riofolh ne tly tAato Npste wIliiho Alylc ol9
"A n0th d our ilsh neither ctlthtj toplaie VITA
our pritc3
While money viii iorneia tclpiir9 to.is9 WIFI Que
j0dgasn end experience can hug bo0l aud snos % ha
lOn1hy loW pixies and Wq, iQr our talcAue ana our"
self promise 70 sell ihena 10 4Haisst possible 'd.
vance
lobg a. oUa fRicns AND UiEli ~ iouA
i,feaMfS.
Ladies' FlonCh n9goetd ionHy Linds or 81 CO. AZ NC
Ntals oak Han. 80. l23 Manti. aelSp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27

fuuh nm Of llmhlin, uouhaulN co. Yas dissolved
n b. muuil opnl0nt0l ilo iil 81 Ociohofl f.W las.
lcii Iodnns homihat arm. An mlitom ptrairn5 %
is bu1ln,,s orii8 Vllglsa and Wheeling Papnr Mills
Mil he aoied by C. 8. labdln aud y. d. ionhtni Wlo
will c0n nue tl0 busfcta as heretofore udcriho tiY OF
lamliiH k0flam4 90.
Iho business Of iiass1il Co. win conilnto pausaa
e., S. LAMBDlh,
re BONiiAht
ny29 y. w. BsSSEIr,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27
Hats and Caps.


wRhsoihis dsy ioeslsed oase ips hesii ina most
bsmlllul lnonucnlS0l llilh aul Cape ilnl $40 hive
esot lid wiaeyor blulRNl % isCity tie m1st lAtb
ionb q iai rpuld he pltds IN lfe ytsfsn iptfheW,
II coaWitea uilafi the oloNius hlndg
Gegs 80 D SIX n0lethn Has, nghi aud elastic. mldo
BY DO bstl hitolA sl ana 10 Atnci eccoidinee VIII
OH orders, Gents iue White and black beaycr olleb
seal. ddi Know Nollms and Vile ANGLO Hats Whlle
nd hi.etl a9li iu aud wool hati pi coor quliY
aud price fl sIY
Aso-lars of estfy EcscipuolN ail OF th9 niuli re-
cent s3ks, snel as We Noytat, kh"v Nolhlne, fyn
neso Pyil0ia, CsitaiFa sqseRp knsiah wi'hins-
ton, uAl CoOlo idtiOttips. sil ai niltf Kinds halun
hiso Whlcl win bd sold lower fbil eo0ds 81 ilefa
hiiiia Wcfs ever Q1eied btuIt 10 MS cDnmpnllY.
Uhldltns Hats aid CAPS Of NJ kmds lusi received
lf0m no il07t ithlpnabe houtct rNcw York
Uatptl ba5s, Fun sud Cloves always by lApd,
Mreeolnare most Yeaplcliqlly Invited total and eA
umlue oli uigdlcet a0ch Oh fooAs, bleu pifchisinl
olieShef, awe iesl conddonttltt VIC cli' ncisoth'
most iasndlous.
NoAE wiN 81 wanting on our paft toaWttnd ageom
m0dile o9r numerous pluonH
4 Wofd a. tannlgy aSershuuia.
nc 700 WlsiaO ihins ne way OF Hats aud Vapsipi
Give rs ell as IS viiignWHies thil We VIII ltli }ul
Goods a. ow as Hey can bo go aus WHO'RE luistdo 81
Philadelphia, AID oil Nc most hyoebia tefos
nu tihfhN BUN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27

Woala saoT ~ Is hAH,--A nuidefw'i pslpe'
ita.sdin lAs lover pun o. LyppAbuIgh, spady
evening, upoa ne relson q white wompnuau
Ell jsne North, BY nan nlned kdga'd O MAI
shall weltgp, ianlho YiVinno, ihailhemui-.
6.r wss tnlisslyurplo,dato Ih8 mulleiefFio
custody
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one Dozen Daguerreotypee

OF 81 pcrson saien fer eds rtga rallops
nnd Rifty laffs.
f a cnRlAlN roiiul Yankee Who rl1 "heianoil 70
~ be pui fe0lcta Is cndrNuing 90 "QntfWMyo
theNory people bg wnotl paigonlta 20 bitgloNN rieh
can AZ ls fo0m1 aHi 10 What De- hse niie he toifi
Ell lciucoh. hlliou7dt BY doarcliOl ol nasisfe1'
typls To- fo0l ai,iN eiiciY o. sih3 reelection made
Onig Qua ESQ 90 uaa{ a4i iIrtNy Nor ihsi eg VIII
Waptiii
So ,omntllion should ensphor ilsi "lloues,y "a 40
best puiy3 ap down isllh goll prices GOOD ttlfiho
cttei, andil MISUNDERSTANDING with 30 lnq6alV
of work, yol should lfeasi licvoi 10 10 w cneip-
ucssi
no ny paifdn5 would saf. hlicn illsnallaiI9Ip
mant0l Nldy ltssluf uhilllnil Nd A9W years plola
sll9, wAisp will Wle' nisvl aaiea,a AVA
po6fnthita ADAMS, d.
nssi llorntiuoVs BIoeh hFililE
WHEELING AND BghbAlR pAORErs
mo te,nibcai HAWksYk, r, w..
Ill.,. Fowler, Muai1f, VIII lun dsilY asa lt{n
iarpsotci hftUtsu Whce|lns9ni Behalf.
Tor loisil eh4hn on b@idOit0
fnt FORsY lHs q RAlN,
nf2-iW Apnia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27

Vow nan and MinteF aoods.
latIkNNG l6rran.

AT 40. Il, IL
a1'15GGts lIOraR
4 TAXI pleSeutt b heins abo ioinlcrm NY o'd or
4 ioners AID NE lablic eetelay. That hye ltettHJ
rtlnued Com New York aud Boston, where lhw u
letled Dom The vnjoue siorks n
FfeHcb, EngiishGRd 1mericdR Goodb
ono o. no must foreso6stn htsuliln aosk eve.
brought 10 lbls ,,-scaaaqis ofall soiols iha
shalea Of tifstitlrs affatf,t
sgoAB ciGfIs, ALSO, ngatfn ciorns,
and every Description u aeisoaable eoalllsf pf r1NY
Astu catiusiei and geslh9s hive tsslttly lAefHil
extensive aud bfauiiG htioIfret ever yitsd ioa{
NJ rketi al NJ which, yunNg ava r, an Pitista y
aii1cuP On ,holi ppllfs, Rpdin aitils nlAyAlfaw'Y
10 tdaiiisntoitep shove Ih,te bccR mups " . M
RTADY r9ADH CLoTHiFe,
All nne Old pee, so ihatlf yo0sAoald vih ihipan',
hesmt az eldihea aild caat vail 10 Ay, hia Iass,I
cslpnloh yVn tady made, tlnl iosny ~ s0sS avg
|uAdc lo1ucituit ep- n,.,.
have $50 teceiyea en- extensive sYohnin o r,l,35'
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keifkef SUpfnheSs Collag ard ln itl egs LUG,
Nat Ia teqplr DftAed for lniAo N,lefim lAvY''S
or f0iiils aaa PumsAlng huliuessi AZ fvAsa l"'A
oss,9 WI 'i'4 ''''' s''' NC a'' $. RlcR
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Railaoso Rscnrrs roD uetosgh. Ilewcelps
of thc ,afoas ioilioads 20 lDo molah o. Oalo5eh
a,e consdep6ly 10 ad,'acs oflAe receipts O. ibe
corresponding 05nlh last yen Fhs New fois
Times q wsihtsiay ooaloinsa comparative 'sDle
of twenty ltndinR loads, ps ioilpYG
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rrOa themoaingoi he ialA rei dpe' wae
6eeb, ness ButIin. loa, MI, between igo
,blchs i,om Philadelphia. ooe was neid,1
a,a, ana ,he other single lhe fgAi w aooa'
sahiis. Bob a,fe badly wounded lle W.
nan g.IlIga. go. -Ll
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rrTso collisions oecail.d odu e Chlcago 'ea
oasnu Ruilroad silhia lwenly-sa hoeis l's'
week. BY The hiiialvo leeonoiiysi were YEA y
damaged, several cen bIokeo up and one loaeea
uilh merchandise bnmed op ia coOieQueoef 2
ne ignition Of matches. 'fhe ssccpd caused We
draoIlllon Of ne baggage 90 cad BY. ea' Whole
.mah va recovered ION llswTecs. No lives
lot III rilhel case.
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TrRNRY TALLiNTi bBWl8 s. DRbAplAiN, nld
Ill WlLAAM TAliSHT have l0lntd oo-rariref-
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