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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-03

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FHNiE subscribers would inform the citizens of saint
Il Paul and all the country round about, that they are
conducting the above business in all It's branches, Oh
Third street nearly opposite the Post Office, where
toners be supplied. short notice. with all kinds
OF Harness, Brides Saddles Fly Nets, Trunks, Fases
Whips, &c, &C.
Nav IA. '53-tf MARTIN DREW e. CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
RIO GRANDE

Aleter published IN The Nasces Valley dated b"wnsVhe
March TO- says; c.., =, .,o
THE Casden treaty by means satisfactory to the
oone ON the opposte side Of the river as they ehege
tbe their Dictator viii the readily traIapie uHler
oot whatever tlev NAV hold most sacred the Chea
states nv virtue Of that treaty, furnish him WIN Tue
means 10 support lie hrelings They atim thar tue mon
roe doctrine would be in practice any ana tnH nls
very Government hat FomPousy spoke u Us s.EG
Itop giye AZ enemy OF liberty the means WIN
Ehith 10 establish hated dss2otism ,. =.
An express fir ;n Mexico arrived Al Malanora hsn'
be,ora last with dispatches from His Serene Hghnes9
snJ ss vet All HAT the vulgar crowd know 49, that "
las bn his sovereign pleasure to banl.h rom ha place
several peronsges, among whom are Don hsis, IN
terra and Pepe Gonzales now captain IN 'he r.eAicSu
army The fo uoer received from tle State oil lamauii
cro, Of honor for the part ne took in the defense OF
Mat rorns when the so called Fibusters under Carvaa
1ttp ked and The latter was at that time hgn IN th'
Iii "a copddesee and belonged to his stan Gonzaes
at a no one will lament; and those well acquainted WIN
wi st took place on this line in those days OF excitement
" i opv regret thai lie was not more iamiar WIN 'ne
= STORY OF Judas or Benedict Arnold
1.-THE very current report H. tha the ro9 over cne
Wo certainly prefers remaining in Matimora where iIe
J Il. leasnres can be much better enjoyed than At the
s a. rnIace He IS aware of the Mexican autocrat
cb,racer and although he would remain where masqle
rsde halls and other kindred amusenents can De 20 wen
cor mn he will hardly venture to brave his master ds
pleas by not obeyDg. ~ . - 80.
Tbs weather il such will be advantageous 10 our
farmers and good crops all along the line are conndeny
n,,c;ns.ed Ne have a considerable number OF traders
from Both the interior Of Texas, and from tue
Me-ican States and this continues 10 give our city
bnsne.s like aupearance No news from the upper Mo
Grsnde apdhe liver lie very low even for this season Oh
d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
TEXAS.
I'm II. View orl..u. Pie.yune March p


Nv the arrival Of the amship Mexico, Capt Ikonp,
,on we have received dates from Galveston 10 the ga
jus, Speaking Of the state OF the rivers Inc "'~'''
the .lst IN. says: -. -.
The Brazos on sunday ~ having crossed the Br--
zos mar ri . clock in the morning on y lee, Niter
Tie Bell brought eco bales cotton Capt F9wrt .nOls
u ii al the BrGzos eppeers TO be falling last Inc steahe
Brazos AID arris let the mouth on v dneslsy s 10.
uer for ashngton and the latter Tor san fsups rae
VIM Penn left Saturday Tor III nmohu' Ing seneia'
euinior is ,bst the late rise Is entirely from reaisrles
Another head fi-e Is anticipated -, -.
Tie Ner. also publishes the following dispatch RON
Prs1o. and Trinity both fallen above. Many ner
Giants in from the country. Cotton coming 10 freely
traveller counted 80 wagons en- roAie ior Heggh oe
tween this AMI Independen,e Cotton -c i0i miqahs
m Nens also has the followin. items:
Lieut.. Col D. y Tompkins Deputy Quar:erm aster
General having returned from leave OF absence, VII re-
Tsy4 Msior " ". Chapman, Assistant QlaFe:mas.ef, a.
Chief Assistant Quarterma-ter o. Texas;
About three weeks ago couple OF Mex ans were shot
near the mouth OF Pum Creek in Caldwell County Il ap-
pears four Of them had been charged VIII sieng aons
.toek OUT West and making Of when they were
overske n and fred by their Punue!s One was 1led
dead On the SPOT and another Is supposed 70 have oeen
DoT-sy wounded hsvng fallen from Ms horse az the
tine they were ireI He managed 70 crawl into NE
bottoms before the parties in pursuit could come ap S
Las not rce been found The remaining t~o were 'ahen
rrisoners and carried back by the parry
dispatch from Houston tc the editors Of IAt IsH<s
The Old CAPITOL caught Ere or wa Sc. on ire, at
clock EOruiDr anu DeiDsr tir va
fro had ale considerable progress and was win Dim
ultv subdued. The inmates were gTee-y a!aTn.i' an
,be raining 10 ard fro OF With the screaming
women, eauscd quite excitsmeni-nos much loss Z
r.rorertv hoxeyer. few OF the lodgers TIRE" tAef
rpIk. tom lie windows which caused them some dam
age. -, .uo,;,,, tom.
The new steamer san Antonio arrived ro.n New-O.
ear On Sunday, under the command OF 0Apt sawyer
he boat i designed We informed for the navgaiio
d the Guadalupe River. and Is we'll ea9l4sed to be us
f in hs, trade e. her dlaugh! ry h.h' ana ns' a.
courodaiions for freight ample
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
TIE BLACK WARRIOR AFFALR-THE CABS
DEN TREATY.
WAsHINGToS, Saturd

WAsHINGTOS, Saturday, April l. 1888.
We estand that Government has received dispatches
from Havana which calculated 10 embarrass and com
Ilice:e the settlemen, of Cuba troubles British
1mi.saYos are suspected of having nstigaed the Back
Warrior asir under Of the British and French pro
tectorete.
Tie Gadsden Treaty is getting very weak in the back
There IL e. prospect, indeed that il will be rejected not
withs;sndng the putting and wing of the lobby.
1t, understood that the late pending duel hung fire on
The challenge Mr.. Cuttings first note 20 hr Brecken-
ridge demanding retracton nyoyld also challenge
BRECKENRIDGE declined to rctract but overlooking the
challenge did signify his acceptance Ia the contro
yersv which followed Cutting claimed the right OF the
challenged party and named pistols his weapons.
Breck enrde insisting that bis right was not superseded
selected the rife This the great diculty but 81
LENGTH mutual rtraeons were secured and peace restored
The friends of Breckenridge have laced the correspond
epce at the discretion of the other side and we presume
II will be published. Rumor says Breckenridge has the
adv sntsge in the settlement but this cannot be- for ii
would reflect dhonor upon the other party in thus over
reaching his adversary by diplomacy Let the cores
pordence he published
Since writing the above learn that Mr. BrecEen-
ridge has authorized the publication Of the which
the difficulty was settled and they will appear soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
DOINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

pa Or Own Reporter. 80,
| SENATE .AtBAsI Friday, March 81, 1898.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC CANAL CoNfAf'
SrncyR had leave to introduce bill to incorporate
Above en,;tled company Ii the same bill as was IN
! Sscsd into the Assembly last week
Ryt,rIyy TO JURORS N NTw loRN.
n Brooxs brought in the following bill, winch was re-
Ito the Judiciary Committee ..,.,,on 70 Ju,or,
~ to .%s1d he Asi sol'd passed De-
snos The appointment OF sa,i be msde at
S neyi.ors and judges the said section named
,sS .ss spr1oSs and may be called
kstm, ,or thr purpose mailing such on
~ OF ~ n~ two OF said Supervisors tosether with any
fsid Judges beins personAIIJ sef'eu' u 90" -
of the Supervisors and OF the Judges may make
1OntrBent specified 10 tae e.onu sb, be deemed
coo0,,n. and v.id,.es the acts Of william Walker and
aD French Comubsiouers o. Jurors - ~. -,sbt 81
The fourth section this act hA not ,hse, me
esced IN consequence p, iny.di Of s0y PCSssSns
mS~ioser Of eyou 20 the ps.Ase O. va, se
lst m, Cieri OF the Hoard Of super iso o'
- sss Iosp seosd Of ihs poeeedoss thereof and
ksrt 10 take effect iinmeoisrely
ii Joint STOCK ASSOCIATIONS.
IL M III. CIARk had leave to introduce Az ~
foad the several acts respecting joint STOCK A'soa
tssn n proyides fiat, when the properly OF any
kzNock Association il represented by shares OF sos
bath of any stakeholder. or the asslghe.n y ~,
thsll not work dissolution OF the assocalvh O' AZ;
II
kss eTcent NV Judgment of Court for fraud IN us
sment or other good cause to such Court shown WIZ or
lrsusnce Of its articles Of association me s,ocS
~ may devolve upon any three o: ho'e u ''' i"''
Il 'ee sole Management 81 their ouS4N0s''
| SENATE. .ALBASY, Saturday April J. ls''.
l. NIw.YORK JURORS. r
Ihshn ,ea,ve ~ the manner Of appointing jurors for
Cay Of New York wac reported on favoraoy by inc
Isaay Committee. .C.,
kt BLOCKS asked that Z be referred back to the 'o'h
10
rs with power 10 report complete - I'm
k1BAgB objected |, was matter oi 700 ni"0" ~"
ssse to be thus hastily disposed Of r,.
L.SavG then NOV ed that 1t be roferrod to the New
TeDelegatOn. Carried.
II. TIE JONATHAN LENNON SLAVE CAsf,
Judiciary Committee reported adverse TO the pc
e Of William &. Bryant, Horace Greeley and others
sensd be appointed by the State TO defend the Hp
Ihthe above named case. Agreed to.
BROoXLYS DRAINAGE CANAL.
bill relative to this canal was reported favoraoy
N 'fderod TO third residing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
PREACHING ~ THE PARK.

Yesterday afternoon Parson West hold forth FROM TIE
,'eps Of the City Hall to an audience OF several hundred
nerons Before he had finished his harangue sh dis
turbsnce occurred in queIng which Officer Meserson va
,ougbv handed He had occasion arrest youn. ma
rarned John Kleven living in Forty second st. whom
esurh in the act of kicking another Of the audience ID
when taking him to the Chiefs Office, was assaulted by
some of bis companions who Stemped bis rescls and
struck the officer several blows upon the head and
The prisoner was finally locked up in the Iob' but hose
who assaulted the policeman escaped. When We got
through speaking and wished to retire ne found dt yn
AZ doing as he was intercepted b. some OF he aHf fence
Afer hearing two other speaker and 'fsA Aing
,,ble and some chsrs he aud euce dispersed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
DE ABgOTT.S COLLFCTION or ~ PTL4N
ANTIQUITIES

or Saturday evening the Committee anpoT ed fo- the
nurro-e Of making arrangement. for the par9 Of Dr.
Abto,t collection Of Egyptian Ant 4uidos ~ meeting
a, tle S,uyyessni Institute
Dr Frsrci. presided and Mr Davis WAS appointed as
Secretary.
The Chairman stated that The members prs cent fully IN
lrsood the objects OF the present nesir g and il was
s,e'ore Cd Necessary enter into detail or the subject
Ne further renarked that tie Rev Mr Iker who had
beep appon.ed al The last meeting wos ID If present in
rn ,he AZ to the progrtss Of the sUo crPon Is' Ha
wish 10 know whether bsre was sny gentleman present
rbo could inform them 10 The sInoI ni receive
Hr Brown stated thai the collector OF sHoscr gons a.
,reI bv the Committee not pi eseni br ne would
that he sum subs rbed aUounteI yrese n ~
ss.CC9. ,, l.
NJ, Curts though! that tie whole mat - should be
,ls-fd in tho hands Of clergymen- .
"a Tu,ksrmsn was OF opinion that - InetLlg should
he done = place the mater more beor he puoc ard
oud suggest that an address be deli Cered an early
ssv on the spbect Of Egyptian Antg ates. he moved
nat al address be delivered explanao r. OF the whole e.
FAR AL recommended the Rev Dr. II owls fit person
20 denver said address ..
Nsssrs Mirturn Francis snd u German were tppoH'
a. c umi,tee to wait upon pr f4awks.
d re Chairman remarked thai the Committee Wolll
,,eet sraip on Saturday he present condition Of
,t,srs was encouraging and IN anoLer week he hoped
,bst The srrn subscribed would be increased.
After some other unmpcE tant debate the meeting III
iog,red.
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FROM WASHINGTON

! GA Dispatch 10 The N Tribune.
WAsHsGTos, April Q, 1854
Is said by those who know the interior mysteries Of
\ Sicsl science tina. the $500 which Mr.. CUrrlse's
s in New York raised TO help the election Of the great
kytscky champion spent there in circulating the
|sspions famous Eulogy on Henry CLAY. Thus the
lve Of the district gammoned into the belief that
|kswesc voting for sort Of second edition Of their old
|tshe.
ID almost certain tina; the GSdsden Treaty cannot
rersl Senators declare thst this treaty is measure
l Sly iniqutous with the Nebraska bill Col Benton
sdenounoes it If the Injunction Of secresy could be
ved distinguished Senator says that the facts and
smstanoes developed in tie Of the debate would
10 the people almost beyond parallel
nsior CLAYTON aud others charge that the press has
IL bribed 10 keep silence in the matter.
Ii MATTEsOs from the Oneida district proposed as an
sdmep 10 the bill for constructing SIX steam frigaes
On for making the contracts similar TO that lately
red by our Legislature relating 10 Canal contracts
Jan also contemplated the organization of Board,
gosed of captains OF tho navy and eminent ship
hip buder. to supt riDiend the matter instead of eay
to the Secretary Of the Navy alone OF course the
sdmtnt was voted down. The Democracy Of Con
l. had not the courage honesty to adopt measure
LIS the Wh2s of Legislature have the honor Of in
kssng
DwoLAss original bill to organize Nebraska viii soon
Y suoduced in the House by southern Democrat The
mt 10 repeal the Missouri Compromise will probably
,bandoned
!. whole clerical force Of the State Department has
h engaged doy and gh in copying the correspondence
ve TO the alleged outrages by the Spanish authorities
Il as commerce and citizens Of the United States in
Lvvr 10 the call Of Mr PHILLIPS Of Alabama The cor
ms<,sence is immensely voluminous filing reams OF
IIs~
Pysrs CUTTING MAURICE ard WHEELER have left for
lEYOrk-
n,Stste Department gives notice that the Convention
n, iiipg in London to consider claims will not journ
IL, country as has been intimated All claims must be
.s,sd there by the 18th inst bu, satisfactory
H., shown for deley claimants will have till the 18th of
In allowed them i'll which to present their claims.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
uILRoADS IN THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

II HALIFAX, n. s, Saturday, April !, 1854.
kPfovncial Parliament will probably rise next week
II lief business Of the session has been the cOnsdera
IL ihe governmental measures for the introduction of
ns into the Province. Bills for this purpose have
b srfeced and it is expected that the Government will
ss to raise on Provincial Bonds funds enough to con
d,tunk line TO about thirty miles northwest from this
rom which point it is proposed TO build a line to
scr and Annapolis ard another 70 the Truro and Pctou
k~1Dg total of upward of two hundred miles Should
NV BruDsgickers succeed in building their contempla
nd to Amherst our G. overnment will meet them there
II Meeting road to Irurothe distance being about
Es Present indications also favorable to speedy
kxssop by railroad between Halifax and the United
=. VIA 81 John n b and Calais, in Maine.
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THU LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BILL LOST IN THE SENATE

|rMYERANCE BILL LOST IN THE SENATE.
L.,S Dispatch to The NewYoTk Tribune.
ALBANY, Saturday, April |, 1851.
TIE vote on reconsideration of the passage of the
temperance bill was Just taken in the Senate, and lost
\ the following vote
An Messs. Bishop Bradford Butts NJ II Clark
krknscn Torrance, field, Hopkins, Munroe, Putnam
kehsrds, Robertso,c Whitney, Williams.
Igus-Messrs Barnsr1 Barr Brooks, Crosby, Dlnforth
schoock. Hutcbn. Laa,ipg, Pratt, Storing, Spencer
ktkins. Yost-I3
Ilt is therefore killed dead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

VILLAS GooDEI the vel known writer on Ant slavery.
b.s commenced IRE pubcsion Of paper devoted 70 that
oljst 1t il emit, I'd TIE 4verioon it and issrvd n
this City The unsurpassed and IN tcms pa-heuaTs rns
qlslod writings Of Mr Gooie IN the great cal'e Of En'n
cipstiou-hs historical legal sad plAsnihropic Sneass
eminen'y arPrecised oy Mr. Jay and others OF ihs'
stsrp-psee Tim in the from rank Of the new historical
Of It's counry Of neither asking nor holding
Coe Sut cher hing liberty for IL sake who hsTe
rorred the slrgcsrd and deercnEal North At last -
approach leas; 70 those opinions which are her due
We commend Mr. Gooie.s paper to every friend Of the
Let hsre be Subscriptions and doisdous to support
II properly, fof the sake OF the oppressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
CoNv1CTION OFA MURDERER

PORTLAND, Saturday, APTH y ~.
ne ury in the case Of Connolly Brothers on trial FOR
MURDER of Gunner at the late Irish riot have brought
,yeriict of guilty Of murder in the second degree
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kAsTER TO THE STEAMER CITY OF RICH
MO\D.
PHILADELPHl

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, April /, 1884;
ihs.eamer City of Richmond, which lef' mere llils
-, - .omnelled TO return this afternoon in conse
krs Of some damage to her machinery She was taken
~ Cftv &C GLASGOW and so announced from Newcastle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
CuI,RCU DESTROYED By FIRE.

HHILADFLPHlA, ApfH z, Io1t.
n raw church near Paramount, built for the Rev Mr.
,snong. was burned last night. Loss, s6'1oO' IL was
AVE been dedicated to day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

Isuar.ne is writing book on TURKEY he 'an'
Tho Thousand ard one Nights of History
ps,sIcter writer that the re author of the book
On Turkey, southern Russia &c publ'hed as iI'aSs
~ u,Sogs i, NJ Samson formerly Ltu'ensn' III '"c
French Navy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

pE.rH Oh A. EDrror4- TIE Wi-e4aa CAr'A-ae an
pounes tie d.cease CT Joseph BiouH who vas al 'ae
time Of bis d-ah Of tie publishers cf that paper Anaa
-ertlep.n OF promise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
,uprF LIVES LOST FROM EXPOSURE

CHICAGO, Saturday. April l., 1854
boat containing three dead men was found on the
w. shore eight miles west of Michigan City. They
! supposed 10 have been fishermen from Milwaukee,
bed from exposure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

v,..,cur.rrrs-Ai the organization Of the Wig STATE
Central Committee at Boston, on the 9oth ui sers y
Tong anti Nebraska resoluo,s we're passed WIN se9'
uuanmiiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

TIE Ssracu,e Daily y0uraa understands thAt , ~;
rard Iurv Of Onondaga County have found true bhl9t
nSc,men ags1s, Alfred Fyer fos me murder Of MS wife
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hM THE SOUTII-THE REVENUE GU LEX
T-PORTSMOUTH, VA MAfORALIf.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, April l, 1881.
|rvenue cutter Campbell ha, arrived at No. SoriE na
er winter cruise, having sailed over ,vou inI AZ
ke,breelbundred and fifty vessels renewed ten III us
SsIish Stokes was to day elected Mayor of Peris
&A Va.
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THE WEATHER IN THE WEST.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Apru \ Io0i
Nsveaiber here is very cold and it is now showing
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TIlSHikSDs, '-psti 3 l-3l
II, big YAwn OF Por'ni. rom = Do'lngO with y y
hsgs Of fe TO Gto.se Douglass went aAore yesi-r-A7
bout two miles north of SquGm Inlet >se vas yns acre
>, supdOyn dsy with head 70 the nSh ana f''is Oh
shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

BosTUN, App Z, Ie'''
r,.;. - .ta,msr ashore a. the vineyari Is was IL
co,rec,ly reported in our pspers YESTERDAY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-13

n n Do" WENTITN WIIsT ~ 40. " IN
.TNRAH2lRIM 4 LuTz have Ielnqy yea thsiT whnlssaio
II liquor store gom ihe SpIigg ltolse Bul dngq 70 No.
2i0 M6tket Square, next 10 Wnl talPs Aucton RoonlJ
yyhef heyl bSheIet0iUre, ulwnva keep onhanda sock
OF he best Wines aud Liquors, A. tle l1MeSl htlGes
ans d3m PRANNHblM q hUIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-13
4TN0.a, wa,IInslqp laIll, .rhn,,

..f I-lt ~ GAPS. Ilas ,a1ll T
II ROBlVED this DAY, The best assortment Of Qeuls
III y0ull and ohildlefs cloth caps, ever brought ~
m city having been selected with gteat care
style arid quality They eOmptise 10 ptHtas lellows,
Gens cloth OPERA black and whlle genls hair cloth do
black, dtah and green iiding bunting and Apollo oas
Also Tie Sejpiian PyTennia ciicketCap anew aIuole
together With every Other desorpos Of hat o. ear etian
mid S. b. HARPER q. SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-13
Notioe

Ig undermined having bought out the enlTe stock Of
i Loods belonging TO Messrs. Wheeler 4 Laklni Mer.
chart 1ailors would beg cave 10 nomlle citizens OIL
Wheeling and Vicinity that be Intends carrying on The
Merchant Tailoring business In the same room loTmofly
occupied BY M6ssrs. Wheeler & Lakn, aud having OBJ
bined Tie services or both Of The former pTopr MS lie
s pIe ulsd 10 make VI 10 OldeI every article m lg pe
m thelsiest style aud best manner g yeIy ahoLl llpes
lie s determined to sell vory low to redee s sIOfk and
make room for tho Spring Goods Now 10 aIaIo chance
TO get good clothing cheap o will warrant every article
TO 10 as recommended, or MORALE. M
Come one, come au, t.
And iSe us call, .
AtNo. Q, Washington Hall. l.E
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y Nv 70 : IA. a.. Sj1jES N IL n ir7'J--
], i. COCHRAN. MICKEY q. Cor
NiNVTAC1VHER9 AND WnOLElALH bEALIl1lN
''e'''W Straw Goods, htt 90
HATS, CAPS, ~ aURS, AiIlsBLNsRY Ylg GODS,
luHnRELGth glploNp, lAR Ll9lg, g,AETInCfit tIloHElS.
M, RiWiltoH BNilaiNs, BaTrlst Sigtii,
doSldgm ~ e59tHit ne dllof Hove, NkA 3Y0Rk,
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- IA riinrrAntVnaa.
- 2 DaguerteotYpes.
RTdHLY- lTIMPoRTANT.

NTRLSONiS Premium Chinese l,uslTal Washing Fluid,
IN ibe Ueatest lmpIoVemen yet diteOvcIed Tor saving
lahor end eYtense hi washing ClQihlngAnd lphse Clean
ing Linens aud Colions wassd BY tile Fluid will be
w6er And soller than Than II bieaebcd Onthe gTats.-
WAHRaNi 10 not 10 ilale Tbs fabrit, RveIy lady nay
Oniat pOluiI By soakhEa nitt OF t0On
or ienln lho Plud ull 9lrongih for 81 hours which
show tltt u must DO opulely harmless, Wien
Tbe Chinese washing flnld 10 worlhihree tlmet The
slnre sxpenee which will buy enough i0r large family
washing which can be done In 6Or3 hours.
M0nuhciured aud cold blythe RobsorbeT, who haslata
ly purchased the right for Ohio Ounyi, VI.
d JAS. MBLLOR,
apra No, 90, UniOnSt, Wheelisg, Va. q
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