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aHRRIFRle BALR.
RANAHN
N. Reilly
~


~ tllAlit. y, nj
i nv. ,,irf., IA an ailtoiu11 en-, pqpfl 81
st "a f6ib county WO will eel, " tloll0u rooms NO.
ts1 WST,e SouiIe, on Saturday nQJnll tl,
IA fsr secSInt Of the Sheriff OF Ohio county. lOI p
farlialo ~ Tier heal ail4 slea
90 Tetn', P4fA <gf9@4c. KAN.
285 REWARD.
CTolRS ron @ls 9t2Si Z, 5liS IE SS
lie Az ca n r.. sS o.
hks hfOhld There wore supposed 70 70 lee pe It9hs
iTsd 6 ~ pGL, o9s sePp M % 4 RaIl I o.
siSS ID eoill9sd ny stn WI egs 81 s,s Pai
~ bnt iii persont ocq was kepi covered u ihe
iv6 from aide Of the buggy fetrealed The one ihat
Md 1is CoysHhg over my ace WAS elller " he
wore false see. AZ IS'.s sPo s'n'I
viii elvo hall OF the a9lll htolon ioI the recovery q
ne ho1sg AID apprehension OF TIE tlilese.s, 80,
r-nrif fifi gfy'nfiifF yultN 'ltiN h"uN: l
uky Tesldonco Il 1ies eat OF We Sburg, near lho
WASHINGTON and WellshllG Ennnlko. 2. lalloIS
~ Fair F'atfl-
AlLP9raqy w.hlnH g proSgro RslTs,hSg1 SsGSs
a'eH VS. l;IiOdAR FibRSBRoOK, or ,
auggO-9t "a 4 "a q lNos Z. IiolMRoRg.
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MINK LEG, DREADFUL UICBR,

talPiiaiieH, IHahasie.
Aoih,r and Daughsr eiutd lLf
HaUiPioBs TiHeibTS 4 IftupiPhaNIi ~
MUNDRRDs or OUR OWN plTiIENs1
The Rich and he Poor, eueTylohsTe bsar ths same
TESpuM OAK. ef'a
Read tie following Cetheate tom AlAdy, snloTaedby
CAFoS BRiDuE, IIampshlresp We L
.3t4-i., 1t9st.t Maieil, 1853. )
Hr,B ~ CaoFerDear SIR Agreeable to your request
aud my Owmdesiro to neeft the afflicted, he sby eeItl
VAC kTXsL 81 ETNC7URE Wv ~ -
ws9laRelrYll6 violent pSlpltltlo, 81, rather tlut-
hi days, Il sssre as though y heart lad almost fOltOt
lenils Oiice The family became aarned and procured
lcar ole hottie Of Ills TiNcTURE OF HAAiPTON,S,l
Ths is lie MiTd isibnce OF teisT In my any by the
usU Of ihls valuable msdIele Two VI Gee yelrsbgo
laid up with liberation Of ny ankle ON the elect 81
what is usuy called milk leg had lost AZ tesle and
down and halfway around my ankle 6jeCled every ei
ot to deal until pLGou,ed hdmYiey PsstIasS The
ankle, aud am freer from swelling lhai,in the tasi hir
Again one Or my daughters was very low rtom severe
dyssnlery, aud whenShe began 70 sit w her set com
nlenced swengi which increased ever day aud began
fej the pains We ssus gel, the swelling subs and
hsr health returned I'VE het her legs bsldaSed With
Ihaye been thus particular, that Othee under similar
circumstances, might be induced TO avail thsmselSesO Of
FEHe'F BIizABBTH EDWARDS.
-, ia ..,,cs l.,L, - . - ,.,.,,,.,,.. ..,,.tu,.,
10 ne'SnA Oeit''li nav , S r.IsUnsI h
WIZ aIIs SuMsIus 20" savoy 'sS"'no" '"e "O"NY
S's'Ie"' =" % ", ~ 'rnOpRRl po,,,,,,.r
CApon bridge, hsn,lAhlee9 Va,
o1s1Deleate ladies ana children will rleaAe giyeiHa
tllh'
-
-DysPspsid, Rhsunatism, Serofulg, Cough, AStb-
ma O0"Tg I,l r t' SSISS TSy'G'"' &C.
AIo yOIslok Beware Of imilAIOnsl--Ask for Ra,nP-
t9I's IsgeiGes IteiN5s lls many el,es g3le Oy rms
duu sA.e ie'ul 'uSl tu e. a.,
@ FSs G M ~ ~, ~ ~
ile ppg'S ~ ~, ~ ~ @ W S
H ii Y, ~ o 50 40 y" e'P sOVu
J ~ icis viii II e. beeop,s uonuior ,n syspJ
N ~" ~ I,SS veSr Il, tns nj opnrNIiSo, TSs nsS
III ~ ~ ~, M, ~ " ~, * yt ", az, y ~
w Sauy mS w ~ , % nv ny ~ ~, w 49,. Us
~ u'u' it , iIirs 10 ~,
lt W. ~. -, Il ~, III H. ~ " ~ , w
ne ,ySSsSeT s,iyeIiisinT ''' = y ~ ''''
S'l E 81 40. ~ ,o,, q, u
~ tp. " y, ~ " r. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ % wv
TS So M = ~ VnSEIs fS"SSr a, .,, st cu,.I
tne VIE OF LceNei Ios. ts IS "a, ~ ouleu
dies Giled.
Vim M, Oldham, (lale or the Custom House ) dwelling
Nof36 Pine ST. Of Dyspepsia great deb lily permanently
ured.
w .Sehaeler 1885, pn2 o. lhe oluSst ana
most sHy ple QUEENS eu'eu OF great weakness
ana IeSloseu 70 Ioovsl Wy ne e
JHIIet lo9 . n9thluie ~, lhehNey
ieSis WV ~ s5% enTeq
Space vii not permit 10 faSs ndrsds of o,hsr,, as
Geo w GO9dllch. Cart IhOs' not hOht. Gaul, Jas.
Slnyth, cured OF Lheumtusn 4 .
John Fervoil, g. ~ Grimm, John Ihke' Rev, v. BSk'
u SNayy S9a Ihog'aGas Others cured 81
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EoaSys,lo y! (, olsg,or.

q II nOAAsAiuHkk'h OIllCkt L. L 4
49,, December 22d, 1884
THE files Interested In the matleTR or me
IoreSoilg deeIee at hereby Gosd that have appoInt
ed ThuISday the 25tt DAY OF SepeTbsf 1884 Al nv cS
IN the city or WheekE as the ii mo AID hsee ten ,5
where will proceed 10 take the account III {siJ
IeoIee. ANAL DO hreby require the production before
me Of all such papem bools voucher nd pY6oI A.
DitneCeRsafY 10 the Ttoper taking OF said account
a. ssiI H.. GIBSON u. CRANMkR, l7f
aueS6 .Uasler commissions In chanceTy.
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LinhlaW Inatitnte.

1NHR fall to M Of this Institution will be commenced on
il Monday the 9lstintant, In the new and eOmmodous
rooms prepared Tor tho purpOse In the large building
or Mt. H-rdulah, on Tho corner OF Market and John
streets, trg
patrons The nStl ute end others that he has secured
tho Astlaneo OF Prof s. g. stevens late successor TO
Prof lde Tipe scholar and successful teacher OF many
years' experience With the advantages of such as
dlstsnee-new and well ventilated rooms-Ample MAY
grOnndSAnd convenient nr scholars living both
tOulh and north OT the Creek the Principal hOpeS
satisfaction to an who may extend TO him their patron
oge.
PATen0 most earnestly requested 10 enter their chill
de az the commencement OF the t0Tn thereby hclllte.
ting their arrangement IN the regular classes.
y or TeTnA oS heretofore
nuEl1i2wd JAS. o. ORR, Principal.
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LUOK HERE BVERYB0DYI

EItlt AtIlYYI OF FRII Stock n
I sAAC PRAGER D sTeceiyedto day. by hSprssS, and
VIII receive eonallnlly nom date his Goods Intended
tal Ttade, witch or beauty and ctednnsSS nan
MAKE y 10 every one The utmost adyanlhFe 10 Sss Gin
RenembeT-NO. tt6 Main htrcAt betvyeon Atonroe ana
Union. ~ F'NSNs VA
.G, FALL fHlO NS FOR HAYS. 10 17I
"a = sgosSi 10 lielaTtdto tlurnehhS patrons and
tnS PUBIC WIN supeTr Hats oftle tsiest Fall SJles
III the uAa Of on elegant ana eaSv RbS M tSh nsssS
drop inland let uS takek COAST SlTvSv oT ihsiy r1s5sS
with our in ali sre, esssH Ivs
TO Furnish Anlemilu Hail that viii 10 ~ ot m
extra charge - 49, ~ f'N'sst - '''"'N'o"'
Find the tight place No g. sim or tl biS P.l IA,
seeb6d DO rsOulh OIthd North JVsofer6 Gg1t
Wheeling, Va - = $500 ''-'-' 49," ~
aua26 tAt itN W. w JAMIeON
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NMW ADVMRTIsIl


A1yeAsA W. ~ ~ ~ 4NeAtr
gO1uR Sixth 6ee9loh Df ny ~ hbOl, az this pllc5f
II 1lseo ViIll co1iento on Qnlaf ne 18Th d1Y otuf
a. * rsyf ana eDnruq uulil ~ ~ lufohy of Mhtf
I loslp iRsli iioS, V \
~, IA nv 8ho Will rtQnitly ItselJt D. Ihfol
iSt5 Sirtur lot Ia reply to enatlflos I'd nssed
h' oaq x, BRqckENa ogog
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ADMIElSl RAT Un'S SALE I
% 10 Shares Washington Hsli g.
j SS! .s ssiS slS " ES9I q,
lGVgi5F5 g lhfs'la'' 81 : u. hua', lst',s ~
SstSS made known on i.y Of safe. "
hiy21 INO. X. BOlSy0,,
itS.Tbe above sale f to.lPopsl IItli Z. Y a
3 - This sale e postponed TO ssa. IN, ,i,ll
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MoNalr q HerVeV

/ -MoNAlr @ HerVey
\ A RIB ceiling out their tloek OF Spnast pah ~
IA without regard 10 cost or profit iEey yidp d
some very desirable p,tleTnA Any Cbs VAith
Dleta, at livery small price would do Wtlhunta
alP 4 l0W m0ieleit,
They haveiisc q choice H6tk Of LlEtal, uo5
ing, Table LlheIi, ShiTtlng Linen. iCClh NuilIRd
ie2i No IS Nhintt {, Hit " ~
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-sPnoIA1 No9Iom s.

fAtasIs 80 n'delre bbloro The rooplA " heb pIll
,itona On tffsy Of tttlimony asto ita msrltsos
HtNP11Nss RBeE1dBLk TfNozyRR
Il basla otit 81 ionda ~ title ely, who ere dAly *
sSYshsln Do Good ssalls aud making them Ano"nt ~
MA hlsiif. 4. II. LOGAN q 10"
6ios uehttdiussnls, (brldse eOrnsr) dragglhs'
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n . 81 OieGcd, 'leXI door to G'esT' OW ~ II
u Monroe STREET. -, 49,.
case ladies fine RTtpth morocco w ~"
,.,,i do m''ss 40 ia, NiGa
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81 Chester a. 90.
FQRK.dRp ING 9 a |. 4N y 7 PIPING
"a wroT IS. coRSrn or oeDAa ~

So wEsT 81. cORNEH OF oEDAR So, 4
N47tf NL NEWBEONK,A kitAAH
fNONSiGNMRNTS tJr r,'alipnlet solicited, aud goods
" I0rwSdsd 70 allparts OF The world With the utmost
ptpmpheas r
Agents Of the ~ ~ aLL
New York, UnlIImOFe nnd wheeling I,inOl
lofIh5 Jfasp6haiiOnt0 tie Valley 81 Ito Ohio ab bils-
slsAlpli, Wa HultlnioIo & Ohio RailTOad. sftG
This line having chain OF well known Osen9 through;
utthq pe tey are PrePsrea 20 Syo tToush receipts
Tor lime aud place. ~ WI Eaff - ~
sYeaIsfn merchants arc solicited toeell qt tue eV
York aGsncl upen lac sqbScribery before kB ufe1T
cHRsTRR & Co VSHsstt.
spE29Ny NEW YORK
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Bellal Bellsll

Bells! Bells!l
NTBNBBLYI6 celebrated Church, Factory Steamboat
lEl Locomotive, Plantation, School House and other
Bells, sold hy U,,,v
iyfi,ty-9dn WHEELING, Va.
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N n 7OKANGES AND LEMUNS,
on BoXES oranse4i Ia, .,..,,.r
~ 90 do Lsih6hst jus. received a1S 'S5 s Sa,J
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prODOaalg.

81 aa Proposals.
DROPoSALS viii DO feoei we'd Of tho Once or 2. Jacob
i unth hTst day OF September next 'or taking down
and building the Frat Pfesbyeren Church on POrth
steetin Wheeling Plane and can beassr
at The oflces or w. IN. Fitghugh aud 2, Jacob.
Proposals will he received for tho whole work for
separate pGTtS thereof a. the option q NE bidder.
sass Il q. RITzHgGH.
- - 49, n WANTRD. I.1IIs 81
- -.7f-'ol 6F'ff7Et WAi. K. McCOMAG,
ausSW wheeling 4 Helmnlt Bridge 90.
ID BCBIVRD mn day, lsTF8 llsOTlRionI OF Iade6 III
III ding Jlhis. tep91 q. AYBbY
81 RlRsI IN FASHION.
d RoRlVRD thlo dty NV ettoe % Beebo z. Co'aNaW
~ York SIX lidit II III faE dylo Cons and 81
sSsiS Fs aq s. n. HARPER soNS
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tu5iou, 81 jr- rhC oolnncI yesterday held az
iioue5t Oh lie bodYof aChild named julia RnGel,
oFed aSe days, found deed az lhf house Of lie
paranls Ia ~ Third Ditilloi The jury, aflet
hearing the evidence, telufne Q verdict Of "deah
lgOm eonvultions. .oaueaQ sDy ls mother having
been greatly ffiahtened, ard het bfeastsmllk thus
noSoned, ~ hef husband The husband who's
name is rheophileEngle, and whQiSa 1eioltoue
character, Il appeals, had pssanlled and biplAllY
treated his wife, ihlealeniis 70 XIII rel, and all
thOtsoit Of thing, the fight gle experienced from
these threats, The physician who examined tile
child tlaled, had operated NJ poison on liermilk,
which being imhibei by NE oLildi cnnvuls0ns
anl denih ensuel. on lps slYensih Of ilisysnlcl,
RngeI has been olfcsle,l aud uwpa hn eS@ninq'
lion on chaIre OF having gQusel me dealhnt hls
own child. The mother, TOO, IS not expected 10
livs--N. Of CfsSetat
YoyNo AuehioA.- The following is from he nd
vance sheets Of lie forthcoming 'KHow Nothing
AlmNnaoR .. s1 ,fss,it5
lush Mother Artab, lohnN and wlisEe have
yess lin, 90 longi
Native SOn--AYhy, me nnd tue rest Of the Doys
have been llohi0R an lrlShNom.
Mother -ttFait Se bpalpss1.lill yer daddy gus
home-- yon'll 30 dlihet CATCHING III
Son-'Oh, he ba blowe1l 1hqra The man we've
liektdn ltsftl li4 ~ GHlheFA
fExir m6lhef, with upIaissd gyet and . hall.
sm6thertd och honeH--Wblls Sonny stalks OIL
VhiHliinq Hhil ColuInbIa,iffti ~ ~
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Wheeling and Frankltn Cotton
NTfi1s

Mt Y. MONROE & Co., having taken the Wheeling
IN and Franklin Cotton Mille located In this city arc
Prepared to supply all orders the owest rates for -
and "a SheenFr, Cotton Yarns Cotton WaTpsi Cotton
TWlIes Cotton Chain, COVeTd Yarns, Cotton Hat
tlngs etc. JAMES KNOTT,
Iyi ratffIHt th SuneTlntendant.
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LIaMDS.

LANDS.
VIII sgI 1000 aero uf land along the o. & o. Rail-
y IOaI, WlhHiIOmSq 4niles o. The Slallen OF Game.
TQpqUd BellOp, In Mahhai county Ia If a
W aqI Of ~ from So 70 $40 PeT aero.
nug iegon q lanI lOr hrmhs or Tor ANAL
Tue llmhe and WatOr good and the soil
Ioh ga prodectHe on the TailrOOd Affords
Ats!uf tgagket equal 70 hat al Wheelng.7 "a Isl u u
lenle ave ABOUT 10 miles nom tbe liver. Thef
@S part Of Nhe OIoud az veys ard the tile ~ good
-. s36W HGl IiHoQBj o.
nee3eej.glT t.srN sffGf tls3 Noupdsyiliet We,
iANlHelto ana Atp9 VII COPY 10 daly tTl'VeeklY and
sseA % amount p 9Th andGhRrge I'D yCTiiReV. 4 :
~ AoklN0 IObaeOU Tl-57 bI7--TTT -75577 n 777Sa
P'sia t9o heIes fOhins Tobacco, foi ~
b q aHta ~ 9l094 n1f ne ti Hih NJ liHctintasii
Ps N9l LOGAN, CARR q Coz
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NOTICE. .,,555-
THRtlookhO,derai Ia the HempHsld Railroad Company
aIe req esed t6CSl upon III james aheT aud settle te
~ i5 Ms fWMaHAltr, CARR,
nua3siWd 'rieAQuTOT.
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geoTre y. OTdhanl's adallnl,tTalOr 'uI totf n
and others ~, S f'SuLE
8 Inpursuineeoi decree nials nm tL..,,
1851, The above FAMED cause, IN, W W tlpNl
HOpaeO Of Ohio county, On Monday IN ls,L a lkl
Der, laS4, part OF '0t 40 1871, 6uri " a1l ~
rear y. Sutlolre coal bank, being nv :, va =
pr.ss,,eat csegplsd W N!s. Man G!shla, mn
eighteen monlla, tic nuiehaseF tivil, W n lasi
proved scEp1lyi blarlng IulhTeti iroSs 'SS,'l v
&c iRle wlllbe leial5ed until The who!, tsI
l9rald. = XIV. II. 'H's!
G.nl 1880 ~. 49,. ~. wan Is. WIckh,,
AnglI -. b I tEhshRAiHs y
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f BRIDGE DOWN.!
TN eonseauenfe OF which there Will Be good deal OF
i street "sasslnS'' and long aces Hut whos aCaldi
Just step into eundCrsg1sd AND buy come unsx-
celed Loulfts cigars hdtioy VIII get YOU eLIsht.
my22 J. w. RIIOnRS, agent,
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John Bhss.. A.II.. .na oll....

lnpurSuanee OF dscves ma. VIA
1881, In tie above M uied IA I W M, ,ht Hh
igol, 70 tie hlgheAl ard besi bii5.s ttll o0l,,
day Of October, 1854, Tie tTucl al ~ Astl,l N
pIoeefdlngg mentioned ailuale az N,iiS. y q, N
aeiohiui The STATE line, eOnISlhihs W., Wht,Isj
acres, ,gl9rn VI LEST, tlJ beipS n, 10. 10
which The Rev John Briee dtd seil NY ''Hs IftS
4sT'ss u !s4ls;1ote luVltt A. ibc pSt;,,
gp ls5ss g,i b5' .! q fla sI,s;
euCllYs bearing lDleiesl nom AN N 3liA apll'
WI BE- Tetaluea until lhs Wl,ols pu,st ~ n
Z jyi}a, "A,S' " M,lSEIIiG,
forward cory 49, 80 y N.'s ", =
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won Is Louiovllie DemoeJti
a DRHADFuL CALAMITY,

Todvs o'clock Aufuot 9Th, viii long 81
Semembeied asa terrible spQck 10 the history Of
Win tl,at hour death came 70 many ntlsons Is.
eembled IN the house Of God, engaged Ia qofahin
and ieslfuclionlo vast amount Of properly 10 TIC
cily.
one of the most violent slonDs which hos ever
swept over this ssvlion nf Kentucky lOit ITS dread
ful footprints IN The city yesterday Amer severe
drought Of many weeks duration, The sky, early In
the day indicated rein. Thu clouds gaiheled, and
we Ind Whal persons, not within EeaOh OF the lot.
nndo would call a thunder shower. but within
teach Of ils sweeping bIealh was The ThiEd Pres
byleIIon Church, cornaroI Eleventh end Walnut
slTtelS, which Il completely Notwithstanding
itorn N, stwotdly objection, The entire building
fell In, roofs, lalleIs, brick walls AMI all crushing
some twenty Of The congregation TO inslnnt Heath
ami wounding seflo0sy, OtpeThops mOnaiiN some
tan OF Twelve Qlhefa, he scene y desctit cd aS
most henft.Tvnding. Soon lurso crowd essem'
bej, and began their 5snIob nller the victims.
mother and her thee ohildEen were gIouped IN
death another pit0snitd lAlhefi moller ana
babe-lhs lalieg dead and TIE molhet H2ilally
wounded, while Their little child, pluced Isusalh
them, escapsd unhutl, protected Wy The iofmS OF
ms paTtnIs' IL other lnslancvs some u lls vice
inns we've found teEIibly bruised end noimed. The
ealnStfUnhe hes snokrn constellation lutU the Ye'
~ heart Of lhe city, and ila people aEe appalled,
beyond Bslief. Tue following y list Of killed
and wounUsd'
Mrs. Vild,lIll and three children, residence coT-
neF 10th and Green SIS.
Mr. TOylor and child, residence on OhesRdt be-
Biz. GoJfssY, residence on 18th, between Made
Mrs. sslis6Gly, wife Of NJ Salisbury, the city
pump maker, residence Oh Glib 81. between Walnut
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REAL EsTATr,i


n.
3 ,S. Z sen lSsiisd /. plQ =
~ ~ We llenNi N \; N yshleil ton,
~ 0liiedlaielY nftf m l9ad ~ Ails
~ tgll RotIl ID 4 n. n a. y eolitis, Pio,,
40 enf t|ildlf tet M qolt nltfs ,sIsI /
lol ~ iho Nho8 Or IN 4, lol ICON " I, 4
q y pof "a Wgl nv. lolt, 10 ~! vi
- ~ z, with laisil,i ahi ~
~, ~ ~. ~ lotr ~ Ne n, J.
~ ,el waller. Il5 ho,li HltA kltst
w w, fnq Ol lhe lot, 10 iro,i Il ~.
,,.Sis W. s y deairable, IA y
",A ~ lhe most butlneos "a ~ ~ \, Wilhlh
~. nsnl Will be taken al 20 pe ~. w elly,
N Rhlo lATee ycaiS. Poi fntIItL. 9hdih,N,
m,essn next d 5SaS y BH5gSEs, l I.1i.I
~. 70 0tln'tlosk b, on ijSr5S. 49,. =
- wv ignnnB back 1e feet 10 ~ ,i'.ee,, IN
~. II y yAled lolq b lbo eitt ~ y. r M
II, w, w ~ the back patt hdl III NJ <
HIj ~ ,one,ial Of II, q may bOstsiS, ,tWiIl
XspYl qauoD ellqnlIea al ihlt ~, w. pli,,
0Q q HON. lFOR -SETRYr7r- y Z \
A psslRAHLR bfleh loa, .,t ,,,,. :. ~ ~
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

A BErRoruEp YOU'VE WOMAN SHoT
ny Hen LovEa.-We are called upon
to record another deplorable accident re-
sulting from crimlnally careless use OF
fire arms. On Sunday night, Daniel
NJ. Arthur was sitting ia the same room
No. 3ll Seventh street, with Cathaflne
Desmond, young lady to whom he was
engaged. Ca.harlne was sitting at
small stand, reading book, and her ioS-
er was teasing her, trying to transfer hef
a,,e,t;on from the book 10 himself, by
extineu,shiag the candle. Finally, all
his f,nd efforts having failed, he took a
dopble barrelled shot gun which stood IN
The corner, put OH a cap and pulled the
tr;ooer. intending to blow out the candle
with the air forced out Of the gun BY Inc
axnIosion Of the cap. Unfortunately the
a,o was loaded, and the horror stricken
man heard loud report, and sa" his De.
,ro,nsd SINK TO Tue aoof bleeding and
1,.ng 4 fuil claasye ol saot entered
,sr r,oat breast, and in spite Of the ef.
forts O the physicians who We're called
sbe died yesterday morning about '"e
o'clock. The unhappy young man Is v
t,s. distracted. He surrender
ID himself, and was yesterday nesa.n
examined in the Police Court. The tes
timony showing no criminal intention h
was d, seeaaarg ed. The dead and the ll'
mo were to have been married IN aoo'
two months.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
Portrait of a Hard Case.

Now You, that was cot out for man.
but was vlllanously spoiled in making up
I'll attend to your case. For what end
old you burst open the worlds door, and
rush in uncalled, like man chased bv a
mad bull? What did you expect to be.
stow on Your fellow men. Some useful
Invention, some heroic act, some great
discovery, or even one solitary remarke
NO. Those that look for any good from
you will be just as badly foled as the man
who caught skunk and thought it was a
Kitten, or the woman who made greens
out OF gunpowder tea. You know where
the nealest and brightest pants can be
got"on tick" but you don, know where
the useful lecture will be delivered. You
know the color Of vest, but never stud
led the gorgeous hues of rainbow, un.
less II vas TO wish for piece to make a
cravat Of; you know how fool feels in
full dress, but you DON, know how man
telIs when he eats the bread earned by
the sweat of his brow; you know how a
monkey looks, for you see one every day
in your landlady's looking glass; but you
don't know how man feels after doing
good action you go where that sight is
not to lie seen. Oh. you wasp WASTED,
catfish mouthed, baboon shoulIered, clip.
per legged, gooseeyed, and sheepraced
bewhIskered drone in the worlds bee
hive! What are you good fora Moth
ing but to cheat your tailor, TO lisp by
note line from some poetaster, senti.
mentally, talk love, eat oysters and ac
the fool most shamelully. l say doe:
your mother know your out? l am a
fraid you have no mother, nor never
had.
You are Of no more use to the woflt
than time piece in beaver dam, or q
mattress in hog pen. You fill no lar
ger space in the worlds eye than the toe
nail Of a musquitoe would in marke
house, or a stump.tailcd dog would in al
outdoors; you are as little thought Of "a
| the fellow who knocked his grandnoth
ers very las! tooth down her throat; and
as for brains, ten thousand such can bt
preserved in drop Of brandy, and have
as much sca-room Us IA tadpole in Lax,
Superior.
As lor your ideas, you have but one
| (aud that is stamped on your skull a
inch deep) that talors and females ar
to be culled by you, and you think de
cent people envy your appearance. -
Poor useless tobacco worm. You are de
cidedly, ahard case.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

CnRapER PArEa.--The New Orleans
Bulletin thinks that the great desidera-
tum Of the age--the cheap paper want
is to he supplied through the okra plant
of the South. That paper states that rope
Off very fine quality is manufactured
from this plant, and adds that if it will
make rope it must make paper also
Okra is the vegetable which furnishes the
principle ingredien, oil the famous "gum-
bo," dish hat occupies much the same
uosition the affections of Southerners
as "ohowder" in the Eastern States 1t
is a delicious vegetable gelaline, and
properly prepared |, is worthy the dis
tinc,lon it has gained.
CArcuisa FLfEs.-The Prairie Far
mer tells how they catch flies in England.
/, is done by fly papers," and the pro-
cess is called "tly-torture," on account
OF the manner in which the insects have
their feet fastened in the stocks. -
The article used is rosin and sweet oil
mixed, and spread over the surface of &.
newspaper, and then siigeh.ly sprinklcd
with sugar dust. The rnomen, the fly
puts down his foot he is fast. They are
thus caught with great rapidly. The g
torture appears to consist in want OF
liberty to 60 where they please.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

The CANAL.--ThIs great work pro-
crosses the upper lock is in a tolerable
state of iorwardness and the lower and
most important one is fairly under way.
Sock Stone are coming forward from
Drummond's Island and Marble Head
about as as they can be used.
The banks or sides of the canal are
about one fourth walled up and very
large number of men are on this branch
Of the business and on the work Of exca-
vation. We noticed yesterday six horse
drills in operation and the blasting is
carried on with energy. Bat the stone,
near the head of the Portage or Canal is
hard and the excavating, in that vicinity
cannot be pushed so fast as it has IN
other places, and besides, the water be-
gins already to trouble them, and We
noticed two-hosse pump at work, at
the upper extremity, where the water
| from the Lake has to force itself through
VIDE, unbrolten wall.o sand Stone
Outside of this natural break-water tht
upper Cofer-dasn is being built Lake
Superior Journal.