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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-11
CONGRESSIONAL.

The NEBRASKA BILL passed the Senate
on the morning of the 4,h inst, by a vote
of So yeas to IA nays. 1t is said that all
the Southern Senators voted for it excepting
Gen. Houston, Democrat, Of Texas, and Mr..
Bell, Wing, Of Tennessee; and all the Nor.
them Democratic Senators except Mr.. Ham.
lin Of Maine, James Of Rhode Island, aad
Dodge and Walker Of Wisconsin.
! A,elegraphic despatch to the Pittsburgh
Post, from the Hon. John L. Dawson, states
that Ito HOMESTEAD BILL passed the
House of Representatives on the 9Th inst.
by vote of l07 to 72. The Post remarks
that "the bill is now to come before the
Senate, where TIE opposition to ii may be
more seiious. But from present indications
it appears quite probable that it will become
a law"
The following are given as the pro-
visions of the Homestead Bill as it final
ly passed the House: r'r
A question on the first amendment, to
restrict benefit bill to free white per-
sons, was taken and adopted. Yeas
101, nays rs.
The bill provides tina, any free white
person who is the head of family, or
of age, shall be entitled to enter free of
cost one quarter section Of vacant or un-
appropriated public land, which at the
time Of application may be subject to
private entry at one dollar and twenty
FIVE cents per acre; no certificate is to
be given, or patent issued for land, until
the expiration of five years from the
date of the entry, when the person en-.
tering must prove that he or she has re-
sided on and cultivated said land during
that period, and still resides there. The
bill passed, yeas lo7, nays 72.
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i0l,i6253
Grand total Of cos,

The legislation of Virginia for six years
has cost, therefore, the handsome item of
one million, one hundred and thirteen thou:
sand, seven hundred and ninety dullats
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-11
Legislative Expenses.

The Richmond Enquirer gives the follow
ing rs the expenses Of Legislation in VIII
ginia from 1911 10 1858; -
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MONONGALIA MIRROR.

PRAISE WHERE We CAN AND cEssuRE WHERE VIZ
MUST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

INV - Cptos9o J0urust f0pe. Ill
The CITY, rsthsr FRACTION OF ths CITY, was thrUvu
INTO sce ssse excttem< yesterday by sttsupt
BE taIt o. three men fr0a -. Louis TO tsks way
fugt'iv~ slave
I. spseass uAt the Misscsri gestsmeu, Ascng thsix
,osf o,cres&v On Wells street. ar ths MiehGaa SsssA
es 4es. unsers, q 70 rscevss Il - - 90 ,.-.-
spd sissDut eva process Of Law " which 4
Wss szsss and especially tha, portion Of II near Jack.
son and Van Barren streets, peculiarly danssrous
neigheorosd - attempt An affair o. this nature Hardly
VAS The negro ssed before crowd Of oa,ored men and
women vess On tAs spot 70 maintain their rights Pts.
tolls Srasn b. tn savs huntsrs In the oeufu-
sion the fugitive got a~sy ana sns negro wrenohed
revolve- away from one Of the men With the other
the man drei and brolps the negroes arm.
This drew out stin lager crowd, and the were
obliped 70 beat hssty retreat warrant imme-
distesy iseued BY JuNttce DWoN for assault With Q
dsadl' weapon, ann the mon arrested in "Xnuug
Amsstos " and LOGGED In J. u Thsir names wer6 John
Buchanan, George Buchansn aud William Gran.
Another version Of the matter Ia that thu fugitive
willing 70 go back and that the pistol Hred II init
nidste the crowd II 10 Impossible 20 got Ut I'll the
fActs Of the case until after toe examination
After the arrc Of tho prisoners lsrge crowd con-
ssting mostly OF biAcks assembled around the Court
House aud gave iodeA0tc number Of or for tho
fugitive ssvo law for Stephen A. Douglas and about the
number OF cheers for liberty 10 general afer which
they dispersed No violence II any Kind attempted
Large crowd also assembled st the Police Court this
morning. In expectau, Of the examination, which did
not come "a I. hoyre, Esq U. district Attorney,
was this morning closetei NTH the prisoners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
Police Inteliirenee.


Charge Of Fhl@ Pretenccs x man, named Gabric
Turk arrested by the police on Tuesday, charged
the complaint Of Francis W. Hutchngs with having de
faudsd BIN out of $780, by false and fraudulent repre-
sontations made to him to his solvency as of
business. II appears from the AFFIDAVIT Of Mr.. Hutch
ings that the defendant called at his store 1876 William
street, represented himself a. belonging to frm doing
good business. and quite able TO pay their debts that
the next thing the concern buPstsd up and assgn
mcnt was made to other parties unknown to the com
planant. Turk, on this charge, brought before
Justice CLARKE, and who held him to bail In the Of
$500 to answer the offence.
More Qfthe Confidence Game "A young man. of Hne ex-
terror, banned Clark Johnson, arrested tuesday BY
officer oBrien Of the reserved corps, the complaint
Of o countryman named James S. TuxboRry at present
stopping at the Western Hotel in Corandt street. who
alleges that he stole watch from him, valued 81 SIS
Il appears that in Of Mr. Tuxberry rnmblss through
tho metropolis he across the prisoner who nsn
uated hlnsS into the affections Of the verdant Mr.
Tuxbcrry and to such extont too TINT he was IRE
vailed upon BY johnson TO let him sleep In tho same
room with him for a night In the morning. however,
Mr. Tuxberry missed his watch which he had loft hang
ing his head the night before lie accused his late
ly made acquaintance with the theft and insisted his
restoring it, and officer procured On searching
him pawn ticket for the valuable found in his
Tonbs who committed him for trial In default Of bail
Grand Ldrccay.--A German, named Joseph Bah, was
committed yesterday, by officer Ripley charged, the
complaint OF Elizabeth Endler, with having committed
assault and battery upon her person. and also steal
Ing from her $500 In bank bills. The alleged offence
perpersed at the residence Of the complainant No
10 Fast Thirteenth street. The prisoner conveyed
before Judge Wood, at Essex Market, who committed
him for examination.
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Fires I'm New York.

Enc ~ BunsoS ST1rTr-on Tuesday afternoon Ere
was dbcoVered in third story room in frame dwelling
rear At No, al ludson street. The Are e1tn-
sulshsd lamoge but very triflng.
TIRE TouRIERsH SrREz1-At about half past Q
the rcctirying house owned BY Mr.. VIM n. johnson
ons distiers, situated in Fourteenth street, between
Ninth and Tenth avenues. Officers Clark and Dey, Of
the Ninth ward, discovered t. The fireueu came aud
oxtngushed the flames before any particular damage
was done. II took place. IL seems In the charcoal loft
Tho loss Il covered by insurance.
Tlrr IN Wrer STrrfr.--sbor'ly after 10 O'Clock on
Tuesday night, FIRE discovered In the collar No
do7 Wet street occupied by abraham Brown vctual
ing house Cfcef Carpenter. OF the Ninth ward. aided
BIZ come cvens succeeded In putting out the Are before
auy gor eral alarm was given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
BrooLIyn CITY Insell,repce.

Champion, Commissioner Of the Brooklyn Board Of
Excise, who with John Cavansgh, tried aud con.
persons arrsgncd before the Court Of General
sions yest0 mornipg and senter ced to thirty days
imprisoDmO In the county Jail, and TO pay fine OF
$780, In default to be imprisoned fer period not OK
ceediDg six months.
RIoTERs CONVICTED I'm the Court of General Sessions
yesterday four Of the persons implicated in the street
preaching riot In Main street. the 4th Of June last
were srragned for trial. Daniel Orr Thomes Fitzgerald
and honas Jaskson tried and convicted and James
OBren pleaded guilty Sentence deferred for the
present Francis Anderson convicted Of assault and
battery, with intent to XIII, having stabbed named
James Beini who had intorfered between him and his
to nine months in the pententiary James
vet INDICTED for grand larceny In stealing horse from
James MCGEE, tried and acquitted it being evident
that he did not intend to sell the animal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
Disasters.
~ See arrivals at this port and general news COLI

~
SIRASR nSyHssEE Of Baltimore 18th from Charles
tom reports inst Charleston light house bearing
WSW, parsed . wreck sunk, her spam floating on the
surface, masts yards, &c apparently fast Charleston,
bearing WsW distant 20 miles, passed the wreck OF
he1m brig water logged and abandoned. lumber oa1e
could only New York her STERN part Of her main
mast standing Georgetown light bearing NNE distant
20 miles, passed schr Hampton, Of Fredericksburg,
mainmast gone and under jury SAILS mailing for George
town. required assistance Frying Pan, bearing Enc
passed full rggsd brig under jury n,ast painted black
with red streak standing in for Ia nd and showing
signal Of distress concluded she wanted assistance
18th inst Cape 6atteras bearing NE by f. 20 miles dis
tsnt pas ed brig with fore and main topmsst and b
Boom gone under jury sails standing alsomadc no
signal.
suir COURIER, OF New York, before reported wrecked at
The Falkland les nds, struck the rocks the Bull
Point tho LIST OF April, and imme ately bilged The
yrs IN ballast, and sse and provisions we're saved
ard landed The ship was sold by the captain, (who
and nc sss add prpsions saved were siyon 10 Cspt
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gtorx S0lea

pBrADf1fHt, Sept 1a.--Tsrst Board--t2o0o City 6's
cash. s7M; 1000 Penra es, $50, SO, 80; 1000 Camden
City 6's 90; $50 Morris Canal b5wn 1l% 90 shs Penn
Rf, 40; 100 DO. Minehin RR cash, cox 450 Reading
RR, cash, 34S; 80 do do, s5wn int, "a IL do Nor
rstown RR t6ss 126 schuyl Nav pfel s6wn. 500; 100
DO do days, SO Sch Nav, b. 22K; 100 do DO SO,
22h; 10 do Lofligh Nav, GO; do Mech Bank. 80; IL
90 Western bank b., 65%; 20 do Bank Of Conn., cay
Between BooY5s 1911 II Penn os, Co. 81 900 Reading
DO TX; l60 sehuyl Nav pref, S. 3o5s 20 shs Harris
burg RR, DO, %. Secoad Bodrd-tl0to Penn Sc, s3&
oil ~ do, 49, 81; loo shs MinehiI RR, co., 20 90
Girrrd bank days 10; 10 do Phila Bauk 1873 do Blk
Of Penn bb lis AJer Board -SJ40S Penn 5's, SIS, 81
lco Reaehg RR b. 35 100 do s5wn, &C. fQc DO, BE- &C.
80 shs Harrisburg Tx, bS, 65. Steady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, sept IL 4 PM-An steamer City
Of New York, Matthews. Boston, schrs Resident (Brj
Brewrien, Lunenberg NS; Gibson, Avery, New Lon.
dom
Cid brgs Mary Emily, Bonus, Ponce, PR; Demarara,
Hanson, Eavapa; Elizabeth, Tborndkc ard MarshAcld
1oigdon Boston; Manzaa, Bailey Portland; schrs Ca
thafns foring, Boaton; Chamberlain HaIlstt Salem;
Thcs Hsoymour, Kelley, Gloucester, Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

BOSTON, Sept l3-Arr ahps volga, Memel; fleet.
wood London; Houghton, Liverpool barks Hack Swan,
Pctou; Brunette 90; Girard and Albion, Phsdelpha;
triss 1hemis, Glasgow; Angela, Hampton, Va; sarah
Pafher, Norfolk; Leghorn Baltimore Principe, Canton,
Isola, Carlann Marshal Dutch, Humboldt, Mary y
Thompson, Judge Blansy, W Spear VIM Pitt and
President Taylor, Philadelphia; Laura, Cadiz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

TROUBLE IN THE SrNo SIyo PRIsoS-LYGrsLATrvE
COMMISSIONERS snasros.-We informed that war
rants have been issued for tho arrest OF Gen. Munson
lockwood agent Of the Sing Sing prison. &C Chds, Jr
clerk and another officer OF the prison upon charges Of
perjury fraud, &c in their official relations, presented
By the commissioners appointed OF the last session Of the
legislature, TO inquire into the frauds alleged to have
been practsed at this institution Chls and the officer
whose name not given, told had been arrested
at the time our informant left Sing sing aud the officers
had gone to the prison for Lockwood.
Tho commissioners holding their sessions In secret
Of ring sing having determined 70 exclude ocnsc from
al participation In the investigation It Is understood
that the testimony III show degree Of corruption in
has no idea.
Mr.. Lockwood was formerly wing clerk of westShes
ter county, and young ChilJs Ia from this city.
Tie commissioner had session at the prison some
three months ago, and when they left told the
trunk containing the testimony they had taken stolen
1t wss supposed, Of course, BY parties Interested kc
Hiun Tot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
TI,eatrieaIs and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY 1sRAIRE Tho celebrated American actor,
Mr. l. Davenport is to make his last appearance but
two this evening He is 10 repeat his pcrsonaton of ST.
Mare IN the I've act play, styled ST. Mare, or the
peratc Came viii close the performances.
BowEsY THEATRE -Shak spere's tragedy styled sRoneo
and Juliet viii be plsye this evening, In which Miss
Denim will sustain the part OF Romeo and Miss Gray that
Of Juliet The terminating piece will be the popular
tonal drama Of 'Putnam," which will introduce Mr..
Derr and his highly trained horse, Ingomar.
NmIo's GAnDEs.-Tho pleasing danseuse MILE Urea
this evening The performance provided consists of the
pan'omime Of "The Mil,ncrs grand advertisement,
and the comic rsnto mime styled "Robert Macaire."
BURROWS THEATRE Tho same very attractive bill Of
entertainment which given bere last evening" is to
De repeated 70 night namely shaksperes comedy of "A
ks IN wo sa and the new farce o. As
imhatic Burton, 10 embraced in the cast.
NATIONAL THEATRx.-The new local drama of sFashion
and Femme" TO be repeated to night in which little
Cordea Howard VIII sustain the character of the straw
berr GIRL Mr. Carroll that of Leicester, and Mrs Mich
oils the part Of Ada The fsyorte drama entitled
cast, viii also be represented.
WAuAcz's TwATRE.-Goldsmith's comedy of "Shc
Stops to Ia TO be the commencing feature this
Mossrs Blake, Lester Brougham, Mrs. Hosy aud Mrs.
Blake The popular piece entitled Thc Windmill" will
also be played in which several popular members of the
AxERicAS McsKux-rhe amusing pieces called sT'ro,n
Village to Court" and tho Tailor Of Tam worth" are to
be psrs rnea this afternoon and the exciting drama Of
the Corsican Brothers with the sMaid Of the Noun
tain, in the evening
HIproDnoxa The new equestrian scene Of s'Robert
Macaire, or s. Bartholomews Fair Ia to DO repeated
this evening II is highly interesting scene, and should
b Witnessed by every one The afternoon programme
quite interesting.
SrAIorSo AND Ioaxas' Crscrs, which is at present
located on tho Battery and will continue every after
poon and evening this week is doing great business.
Is an immense large place. calculated TO accommodate
i've thousand persons and, far novelty OF per-
forances Is concerned II uniiyslsd We advise every
ono to 60.
WooDs MINISTRIES, whose performances contribute
20 much to tho enjoyment Of the public every night,
ofor well selected programme for this evening.
BuciEr's sTzKsADuss arc to repeat tho burlequc
opera Of "Lucrezia Borga night II is PRODUCED In
tho very beat STYLE and must havo successful
TIE BRANCH HAyD OF Woop's MissrnrIs.-This COM
parry is composed Of several Of the most popular per-
formers In the negro profession Their programme for TO-
night IL excellent.
SAyDroRp's 0rKRA TEourg-The vocal and instrumen.
tai performances which given by this band gene
rnny admired. Kavanaghs singing Of the Groyes Of
Biarneyn and 'Cone and Take Tea in tho Arbor' are
worth the price OF sdmissonhe keeps the audience In
rcars Of laughter. A nne bill for tonight
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sprErux CouEr-GxSNRAt TERM Non. enumerated mo.
ticns and ca, So, Al, az, - "a, ITO, 40 10 81.
COMMON PrEss.--10ts, qef, 1914, 1880 1887 1888,
1000 1895, 1907, 100, 110l llo2, I'LL, lila, tl33
Jwr-p srAnx tryrRlcT CovEr.--lt 70 "a.
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by ANNI-In port Sept IL schrs Excel Bsarss FrisnA
a.. and ss sg
and Ronown, Crowoli, Nyork for DO. Sid lith, 3 4
NEW ORIEANS--Arr sept bark Jas Briant, Lovstss
and Aurio, woodsids, 30 days, Boston. CID stoamshP
Baltimore. flowed to sea ship Chaos. bark Lowell
NANIuCKhT,sd Sept schr Abigail Jennings, Jsn-
:. NEWPoRT--Ar Sept II sehr " Arthur, Hammond.
Norfolk for Ply mouth
NEW LONDON--Arr Sept 9 steamers Harris, L.
Phiisiephis Mary Gss:snsd NYorI for s1 Xiyns Fost
Isaac vanssnt, Chadwick, Virginia.
p Cha. 'ssp nasRs
NV BAyEN-ir! sept ii bark sisters England. Sa
NEW BEDFORD-sld Sept schrs Gibbs Gibbs, Phil
adelphia; l1h Lucy Penn, Owen, Norfolk; Ann Rogas
Smith, do; Augusta Perry, Nyork; lancet Chase, DO.
IfAnElPiIAzArr Sept II, Pm, briggs Charles (Bej,
Ss ds asS % ssss y ave-:
Passport Mary Emily, Boone, NYork; schrs Q H.sso.
United states, Rronot Qnarsntipe; Psetisn, besby
Wssos ssR a.ooS S:s.s Stem jerry
City, Small, East Cambrdge;I Thomosoo, Corson, seA
forS G psstoae HonSuy nssse ssrs
Stamford Ana E1dridss, Rowland, Grosnwich; 9sorgs
Pscv sfRss Sep. IL brig csssrin. Nes.
Hatch Philadelphia, for Southern pert according =
wind j schrs II W Godfrey, Chadwsck, James Hveri -
sprsrue. and Elliot Duckaloo, Phadelphia; Martha ANA
Leeds; Sophia Ann, Smith, and Warren Nssen, Lesda.
NYork; susan LuAwe, Walden, PortEwsn sioop Thomas
Arr Sept II schrs Anna Jenkins, Baksr, Balti-,
moro via Apponaug; Horace Nichols, Burrc1ghss
PhiIsdslphia; Alexander, EVEN, Albany Angel Inos.
Bay s asuSs do 1go
Young do; Ornament Lawrence, Por. Even. Gid schrs
sldsepf sch Thos Deniscn, Story, NYork Cor Phiia-
delphia according to wnd)
RICIMCND--sd Sept II schr Maria Pike, Morris, Nav
York.
sA1EN-Arr Sept II brig Egncne Of Penobscot; schrs
Hartford, of Bangor; Bent, Of Cherrvded and Vo-
liant from eastern ports bound south, put 10 Tor har
Dor. Cid Br big Buffalo, Maitland; Br schss burinT
ton, Wilmot; Jerome, Church Point; Hope. Dghy "a
berfs Peacock, Zanzibar katharine, Africa; hquecn
River Of flats brig Planet Cape verd islands sobr 0has
feckscbev Philadelphia.
wIIyiNGTor, Nc--Cld Sept Q brig Albert Adama n
dridee, Boston: sohx Uberstor Orb Drioh, Liverpool
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contracts.
Councilman PrckMy-I want the community to read
xhe psper-not the rich alone, but tho poor man Why
do Ne wish 70 advertise in such paper as the Stads
ZesfunF We are American people hero. (Cries Of ques
ThePHxDrr-It is moved that when the commit
9oe rise II recommend the substitution Of the minority
Ir. the majority report.
Councinsn CiAScr-The only way we can do 10 to ad-
yrse In that paper which has tho largest circulation.
eow, the NEW YoRK HKRAiD-escn costs twenty Avs
bcts insgive the advertising to IT. and If the 7i'se
give It 70 the wide Asse, the Piodye the Poly
Syxaue-I was going to -, or the Whip or tho
Sas only one thousand Circulation why, cir IL is as old
p he Vs. and the Stdats Zetung has circulation Of Ave
u Deand In New York and vicinity The reason he did
don't "know nothing" Qaughter) If tho Irish and
Germans want the advertising printed in their Ian
An American " birth but am an irishman by descent
and say, H. the Irish declare they want the adver-
aising published in their own language. they are
sntitied TO It, To whom Is this Advertising to be given
TO the Wide Awake which gives Its editorial columns
for nothing. Make the best bargain, cay that you
40 pusS he adesfns issd nosoa
reads.
nent before the question IL taken. The HnADs circu
laoa ID made to appear Ia ger than any OF the Others
1ecauss they add the SUNDAY circulation to the ds Ny
They made their afdavi it reduced to crculs
aion o. the Ss move to smond BY inserting 10 the
Tie amendment put and carried.
Councilman CoxovEa moved that the blank DO Aued
by number seven.
This was amended, by substituting ave for seven
CourciAmAn CIAscs-It will DO necessary for US TO al
verse In oss papers that have the arz circulation
and would therefore propose that advertise In the
HyRAiD, The 7ivaer, Tribune Erpre@-
vucs-And the htva.nS Pos snd Commercial Asrsr-
Her.
Councilman CIAscY--No, sir; wiz vote 70, neither O.
dhcso
A VopE--W here is the Sun
CLANCr-weu the Sun makes five.
The amendment Of CLANCY was lost.
motion was then made that seven b. introduced Ia
abe blank, which was adopted
Another motion was ADOPTED, that whom the Commit
Zee Of the Wsole rise the minority report be
SOC that Of the majority, with the rules attached
The committee ren rose AMI reported 10 the Board s
adoption. The report then ADOPTED by the oard
The report Of the Committee Printing was taken
APP and the following resolution presented BY Councilman
4 exson was adopted
Resolved That this Board Is entirely satisfied with the
exstsDs contract WITH Messrs. Nc spedou Baker, In
printing tor the legislative branch Of the Corporation ID
Gclins Bowie Co in printing for the heads Of de
ystaents Of ths city, and sccodDgy recommend that
Sic came be continued as heretofore.
Aztec TIE adoption Of tue resolution, tho Board adjourn.
e. y l-.vAs 10 l-,.isel aftosnooa.
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sE.IsING OF Is53.
q -. khANE OF ISo5. -a7T
.ssl.fs VIM. r. sELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN y
7, EEeEeisn &Domestie Dry G o .2s.,s, al

WHOLESALE. DEALER In 4
Foreign &sDomesfic Dry C God. ~
No. III Main 81. West side, Bettceen M0nroe e.
r''t Orion SIS. s475,
Wheeling, Va, c.o1,
It's NOWsin receipt OF his Spring stock OF "! setg.A
II anh otions direct from importers and H.
leTs. Comprising as complete and desiras - toppl
goods adapted 70 the trade this section as
In any hou e, East West, 10 which would
invite the attention oGretail dealers; consisting
ysEtl== ss!.frE1si DRESS GOODS. drr Z
In black silks alracas, poplins lawns DE- ,lPts
hams etc., with very large stock OF prtns tIs al
makes and coors. Also, bonnels, ribbons, llalhs,
othsr trimmings in variety. And-o
MEMS WEAR. .-,v,e,es,S
cloths eossinsrs. satnstts meTiatSt
Jeans and summer eioths5 also ard
MIS- blue drills. brown linens, linen drills, Aisu,
other such goods very desirable s.s sOt
mems and Canine nea and CT
wool, brash hats, etc.; witra full stock Of crash
ton bagSing, seamless bags burlaps, tabl bTowa
drillgs, iengs, checks shirtipg, lie soods
and bleaehed muslins; with good stock Of "A' :,
in the sisif s5,4i
- ;sss-5ss - NOTION LINE. ...s. Bat.
cambrfes, jaeonets, Irish linens lasss,
tons, hosiery, oyess combs in all their
Ny whole stookswii DO found unsuTrassedi q
qq natgs and style, ASH prizes W. T. sElHY.
KEas Pprs !oF ssle low " lsnfpwELL
mhI5 = hEl.lsS ~ NS-st''
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DIR. Todd's Pills

IAN be genuine at the
the sify Of Rheelng and vicinity. viz:-1t The Drug
Go; DR. II Logan q o; Prel'k Yahrnr. VIM sTeRee q
Co; SRitehetownO BrentlinRer CCenire 81
he Shoe store Of Todd Dc Devol, market SQUARE ana 81
The Drug store Of the proprietor, corner Of Quincy and
They can also be had at Dunn,s. Grave Creek; Ne.
lilIon.s Jacob Gooding;s, National Road; Benz l.
Craven. west AlaxaHaria; Wilson Strnger's west Whee
inEI and BY Looman dseports Ohio. 3
Theae pills need
trial. they been in than
twenty Yonl give them chance they
wlii sseSk for them. Per boSi s. peI