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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

.t". Ice Ice!!
DE-. J. r. MoRRIs keeps constantly on hand large
stock Of the above urcie which he Offers to his friends
and the most liberal terms Call aud &c
your supplies, il is an Indispensable luxury these
hot days. ,.....
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

GA. rAIR Of Laaisa, Glove Kid Lace BeeaS, eeyar.
~ aa;ehe Rnsst ever brought " lyontou, Ndnk 81
50 pair. Call and zee them q ,,.,,,. . -.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

'Ao CHOICE article q Sweet scented, Cream,
"A Colored Rio Coffee. for sale by - /. IN
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

hoNION BRASS FOUNDRY H@
l. }. -. VINroN takes this method OF snnoanu.
NJ 10 the citizens OF lTonton and the public
generally that he has erected Brass FoS ndrv
on the corner Of Fourth and Eckley streets. ia
ironton, and has it now in full operation, and
IS ready to do my kind Of work in his line on
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms
o,d copper aud brass taken in exchange.
Nov. lS, lS54.-tE H7II - t'rN
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

GPICED Oregon Hainon lust ftoh O0lurnbia
~ fitef;; No. 4 aud Q, 'Mackefai, God and
v hite Fish, for sale by .OA WHITE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

r ETTER paper and envelopes. wri.
i ting paper, superior Windsor Mills Cap. Note,
Be rmom bath, Legal Cap, and Amber Lined CONNER r
cial Mole papers, Fancy Stationery, Enyelopes, all
sIs.sv ~ 'tsslsor R.nal iss Raas T6, HSSs osk F.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

W7AsHING; Soda. Baking Soda, s,leratus,
.Hxg end 4 thousand alteles TOO numerous
tp mention, for sale, ~ > .ssiia Q,A WHITE,
.1,,,..Y nI,.,Y s. Montgomery, Agent ,,s..
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Glass and Que nsvara.
lR ON RAIL ROAD
NEW ARRANOEMENT.ln

k'ROM and after this date, or until further
IL nolice. Semi.daily trains will lie run on
tne Iron Rail Road, Sundays exceptedJ a.
l. -. - MORNING TRAIN. quo
Wi!l leave ironton for Centre Station At !
o. clock, A. NJ. 4,i
O'Clock, A. NJ" t'fi H1"' 40 9'-'
49,, ...' AFTERNOON TRAIN. '"al
VIII leave lronton for Centre Station Al -
O'clock Z, NJ. .gr,,, 80 '',''
hErusxIkc-Wiil leave Centre Station at
Tickets to be had ct the Deuot.
N. b. No foreign bank bills Of less denom-
ination than $40 will be taken. d''7 ~ -
.p ,tn HENRY CLAKKSON, Sup't.,
Ilonton. June 25. ls6s.-2i.-tf. r''
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MISS G. HcELR0Y, Axilliuer and
.a'sgh qS Dress IAker,@ o.

Il x ~ !, LADIES TAKE NOTICE, i'sis
O0, PAIR Of Ladies' Black Satin Gaitefs, vot Ii
'''0O p"'' HxRPER IL CO.
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Correspondents OF the DI.pstsh,

hAprops4.sats- Trial Of aa Easias-Neo Banks
PHILADELPHIA, June Ie.
The public improvements of this State. during
the month OF May yielded tolls to the State to the
amount OF S2ji ,oS4, being an increase OF S65,Ol4
over tne same month last year. The Increase ON
the Delaware division is $4,000 over May of last
year, and On the main lae, consisting of the pbila.
oeiPhia aud Columbia railroad, the Canal and
Portage railroad, from Columbia to Pittsburr, The
Increase las been about 81 Goo
The members OF the Southwark engine tried
their apparatus at the etot tower, John streef on
saturday eReaing, AID ta5 machine threw a solid
booy OF water twenty feet above the t. ger which
10 I42 feet nigh The Southwark engine Eas II Q
linen cnaAoer and aiu q inch stroke and on this
occasion played through seven eighth iach noz-
gle
Among the notices already given for iu.orpora-
lion OF BANKS by the next Legislature are the
Franklin baak, 10 have capital of S259 OOO 10.
cstea In Market, west OF Eighth street; The Bank
OF maneyCnk Ia that part OF the city, with ca d.
tai OF s250090; the Leather Manufacturers of
Fhlisdeiphis, with capital of $500 GOO
AT The meeting of the directors of the sunbury
and Efie Railroad Company, held on Saturday
last, the resignation OF MIR. Philip NJ. Price as
tne treasurer OF the company, was presented, and
Mr.: John Lindsay chosen to succeed him
city, N. J., and accommodation for 2 500 boarders
now ready.
Mr.. Hutton, recently from California, has been
missing from his home, in Tenth street. since Sat-
urday.
Dion Bourcicault and his wife are here, and Wv.
man has commenced another series of entertain
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LATEST MAIL NE IS.
Corre.nondsno. nf tha n,.n.Ieh

eofiespohoence OF the Dispatch.
srrjcal Of Speakers Collision That SnaF Boa -
ship Baitdssg- Cuba -Morta1itv, &C.
NEW YonK. June lS.h
All the X N. no,ahill,ies OF the recep, Conveotian
arrived 10 town last night, TO address the meeting
10 the Park, this evening, among them were Rsa
lit Of Kentucky, Pike of Atksnsas and Brown o,
Tennessee
.i,us, hence for Charleston, 3 C, arrived here
t1is morning much damaged from collision OIL
Chincoteseue.
Tae gentleman who owned that diamond snu,,
box presented BY Louis Napoleon, aud seized by
the sheriff 10 Mr.. Louis A. Depsu brother-in law
t. Count de ST. Pierre, Equerry to the Emperor
Ship bufiing ts now unusually dull, and many
wcikmer unemployed. Mr. George Seers, who
isbuildirs the new steam friea;e Niagara, employs
about three hundred men the best of which he
psys So SO per day, and the same men have for
the past i've or sx years anterior to 1855 commsn-
dei from 50 TO SIS per day All kinds of ship
building materials are from Is to IS per cent low er
than this lime last year, and ships have fallen at
corresponding ratio, 40 established by recent
sales.
Domingo de Goicuris, q Cuban exile. has pub.
lIshed circular here. addressed to Americans.
Eusshmen. Frenchmen, Spaniards and "ths
rest of mankind, v calling upon Them 10 unite In
behalf OF the independence OF Cuba
row occurred In Brooklyn yesterday, between
number OF u $. marines aud gang of rowdies.
Toe former ware attacked by the latter with stones
The marines finally rallied out from the barracks
with short swords, and put their assailants to
hisht.
The mayor OF Brooklyn. yesterday Induced q
number oil Germans to torego the idea of holding
ma. meeting on that day to adopt inca sures to
resst the prohibitory Law. There 10 much excite
ment 10 Brooklyn 10 relation 10 the law, blu, The
authorities are dete mined to put down every
thing Ike physical force.
Two men, named McNaly and John McMulen,
while Intoxicated, were run by the cara of the
Harlem Rsilroad aud killed
During the las. three months there have been l 4.
lue deaths 10 this city, against l. 262 for the same
period last year.
The cotton market vas quiet on Saturday, and
the sales were confned ~ about 900 l 600 bales
The market. however, closed firm. Common "a
choice brands of -four ION off abou. la leo. per
barrel
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IsplcsArloN MEETING. The DEMOCRACY Ex.
CITED 10 The Valley Democrat, published 10 Fin
castle, virginia, we lind al account of an indigua.
ton meeting held at Melrosa, 10 Rockinoham CO., =.
", on Inc I'd instant The cause seems to be. tia,
sohn Harvey War.mau editor of the Rockingham
Geeister. had invited the Democracy of Smith :
Sreek, kockingham. to partake of q supper, Ia
honor of the election of Henry A, Wisa. on,be sr.
rival OF the gentlemen inv ted It appeared that Mr..
!onn Harvey Wartmsn had prepared no supper. a
,act thst wsat very fer towards increasing their
10 nseting, with II. 0ollidsy az Chairman, snd
TOOK that occasion TO express their uneompro.
mising indignation at the coursa of said John H
Wsrtnan towards them." They
Resosged, THAT we deem this betting occa /.
sion to express our just ind enation at the course
pursued by the said John Harvey Wartman to-
WARDS sne Democracy with the bark on, and that
we hold him to a strict accountability"
The meeting then adjourned. IL ia nroner n
say that MIR Jno. II Wsrtman, has since seyered
his connection with The Rockingham Register.
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corre.ponasnss Of III. pi.p..ah

Dessraettrs Fire - Conformation - Pretty Girls :
expected Dedication -acqaiftdl - Continued Rail-
Price Of Cora-7Ae Crops. &C.
MITcHELL's STATION, CuLpsrKa, Ju1e1 s
- destructive hre occurred at wilderness, ID
SSranee county, wednesday night last, by which
quantity OF goods Mr. L. resides at Wilderness
on 90 me old turnpike leading from Orange C. H., e
rteueflcssours, aud had gone up on "wednesday
70 the latter place TO attend the Democratic cs,e
ora.ion there In company with his clerk They
returned about 10 clock al night and the CLARK
hardly gone to bed In the sorehouse before II w.
10 names He saved nothing but the books and the
cssh drawer, bnt every thing else Yves destroved
me loss 10 estimated at from %, 600 to o.. 900.
pad the pleasure of attending ST. Paul's church
rom the Rev. DR.. Cole. Bishop Meade ad ninis.
tered the right OF confirmation to one candm a.s-.
young gentleman.
. The services were largely attended, and anon,
.ue young ladies' present were some of the brpht.
est eyes and rosiest cheeks have ever seen
90 the frst Sunday In July. the new Csd.r d.
Bspust Church near this place, will bs dedica rod
me Kew Jno. Broadus, of the University of Wiz.
gina, VIII preach the opening sermon.
wv, a negro girl named Rose, belo neine to Mr.. r
's,.ioa S was .sied to-day, at Culpeper c. for
gentleman who hired her. The act /, alleJsed 70
nave been committed about the LEI of Nav. bnt IN a
was acquitted o'' euo
~ oas been raining here ever since Yesterday
A. NJ rain still continues 10 fall Much fear n enter,
soed 10 regard to its effect the wheat CROP The
wino 10 from the north east, and the sho wers bid
fair to last some days
Corn here Is worth slasl O5 per bushel.
Inc crops OF corn 10 this naehborhood are
promising, and wheat is fast ripenina. and will
yield timely II not Injured by the wet weather.
Yours, z.
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MARKETS.

NEw YokK, June 10.h.-Cotton unchanged, with
limited business doing. Flour unchanged. South.
sfn easier at $40 3.4sSll L. Wheat dull, with a
dsclining tendency. Corn trias higher. Provis-
ions firm.
Stocks better and active. Money easy Vir.
ginia &c Sl00l-2 Missouri &c S97 1.2 Ohio SIS
Sl.05l2.
BALTIMORE, June 19th.-Flour declined rs cts.
One thousand barrels City 'uills sold $40 No
white wheat In market Sales of red at 50 25a
SS 80 per bushel. Corn, yellow, $l.00sSl. o.
White g. 05aSI. 06
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
GOV. REEDER CALLED 10 ACC0UNT

ARLINGTON. June 1.-the President ba :
called upon Gov. Reeder and other Kansas
sohieiais. to account for their speculations in
lands with half breed Indians. which Il in
o'rect violation of an act Of Congress.
he tells Reeder that he cannot remsin in
once unless the impressions now ON his
plantations. "oo'' CA
heeaer promises reply to the president,
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STARVATION AND CRUELTY ON
SHIP BOARD

NEW YORK, June 19th.-An arrival here
rom Para, reports that about 800 emigrants
rom Oporto, arrived there in the Portu.
guese ship Defensor. 1t was asserted that
AZ 81 tne passengers had died on the pass age,
and starvation,
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FIRE IN BOSTON

BOSTON, June 19.-The office of the "Know
Nothing and American Crusader here was
partially destroyed by fire this morning. The
torn was on the press. ready to be worked
on, and this weeks CRUSADER will not be
issued.
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MASSACHUSETTS KNOW NorHrSes An extrs
session of the State Council of Know Nothinps will
be held at Boston the % instant to receive the
report Ct the delegates to the National Council res
Gently held ct Philadelphia. The secret obies alton
will then be thrown eft and a grand mass convsn
ton will be called to meet at some central locality
to take action On the course to be pursued In the
existing crisis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-20

Crops NEW YoRK-The accounts Of cro,. IN
this State are of the most cheering character The
yield OF wheat 1t is pated. will be larger than
ever before The quality, from presen appearances
will be remarkably fine On the Genssee ats, some
farmers are predicting forty bushels the acre
Ihs hrst parcel Of new wheat was exhibited at the
Corn exchange On Saturday. 1t came from Geores.
and although not SO fine looking as that grown in
this State will make aoost excellent fl yur
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the goth

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the Goth
w day of July, if not sold privately before. that
very valuable farm in the county of Hanover tt
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this city
upon which / now reside, containing $50 acres Of
land, about 500 Of which 10 cleared and In cultivation
the balance in fine timber, consisting Of oak CHI o.
nut, hickory and walnut The improvements con
sisting of commodou s:dwelline house. new barn,
stables kitchen, carriage house, &c. in good state
of repair
For terms, apply to the subscriber the premi-
ses, to Lee Bsyley, Attorneys at Law, 18th St
Richmond, where plat of the property be seen,
Possession given 18th December.
nv 2l-dtd* gAML 6CHERER.
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-" iLLIAMs, Aucts je1s
REAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON Cav

RUILD ING LOTS ON MARSHALL
- STREET AT AUCTION-on MONDAY. 25th
say at 81 O'Clock, will be sold beautiful Buidir
Lots OF ground. fronting about so feet each 90 the
North side Of Marshall street. adjoining the proper.
t. occupied by Hon. John M Botts and runsins bnck
about $50 feet o-
TERhs-Onsthird cash balance at and months,
with intefest added, and title retainsd,
Jel5 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-20

MEETING OF VETERANS OF 18I2-A letter from
Utica, New York, announces that on the glorious
fourth the veterans of the war of 1912 will there
assemble In convention ito celebrate the pationsl
anniversary. to petition Congress graft pension
to the INDECENT and intrm of the few surviving &C.
tors 10 the stirring of that war and transact
all Other business fttiog the occasion"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-20
4 LII PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC

A LII PAIN CUkED LlkE ldAGlC
IA In BOTTLES l2A, Is asa 50 csnts.
Pain is the forerunner Of disease, curs the pain
and you check the disease.
DR.. J. S. ROSES PAIN.CURER
IL truly the wonder of the age Itcures pain In less
time than it requires to get ply sician.
1t cures Toothsche in q minute
Cures Cramps, or Pain in the Stomach and Bowels.
Cures stiff neck and swelled face from q cold
Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Cures Sprains Bruises, scalds and Burns
Cures Corns and any pains in the feet.
Cures Ague and Jumps in the Breast instantly.
Cures Ear ache ia few minutes.
Cures Pain in the Sides Limbs or Back
Cures Ague and Chills and Fever.
This is no humbug medicine, but it Is made by q
regular physician of thirty-ve years practice in
Philadelphia where every family has it in use, and
20 family should be without bottle In case of &C.
cident sudden sickness. 1t IL used internally ard
externally, always giving immediate relief II this
Pain Curer could speak, iE would exclaim
"Whilst most me dicnes take whole months to slay,
l make my cures in half a summers day"
For sale -bv PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett
K Beers, A Bodeker, o. A. strecker, Patterson
Jackson. Alex. Duval, Duvsl and Norton, j. b. Wood
8. M. Zschrsson, 8. 2. Sempie, and W. p. Ladd,
Richmond. my 14-fm& wcifts
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nEsTINY DEMONSTRATED, BY

NE I n DEMONSIh AIEII DI
~ THE PLANETS OR ASTROLOGY.-ssrofes-
sor LEO. SOUND may be consulted on matters If i'm
portsnce in the wonderful work Of Astroogy, fore
telling all particular events of human life both past,
present and future, such az marriage description
of husband wife, intended, children also; sdchss,
business situations. estate, honor, or disgrsGe AID
ruin: of the nature and cause; also length
of lifs aud manner of death Of friends, true or
fase journey law suits absent persons dead alive;
of theft or things lost; substance lent demand
ed wife husband living from each other, if ever
return.
TERMS: 50 cents each for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Madame Helm may be consulted at the same place.
She foretells by the csrds-25 cents for ladies, 90
cents for gentlemen.
Apply in Adams' Valley. 8 doors from corner oil
18th, Poplar street-Of6ce of Astrology over the
door-bsck of Lancafterisn School, over the creek
ie9-dlm~
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AMERICAN RATIFICATION MEETING
IN NEW YORK.

NEW York, June 1eth-The Ratification
meeting of the Americans here last night, in
the Park, was attended by 5000 persons. It
was addressed by Elk Gov. Brown, Bartlett
OF Kentucky, A. j. Donald of Tennessee,
Judge Hopkins of Alabama, w. Burwell OF
Virginia, Gen. Pitcher of Kentucky, Mccall
Of Florida, and others.
The platform was fully endorsed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-20

CHOLERA AT Natchez, Miss, on the Ist inst, DR..
Smith, Major Enos and VIM Phillips died of cholera,
and about dozen slaves fell victims to the same dis.
ease during the latter part OF May. Mr.. Phillips
one of the victims, seized while riding out. and
was found by the roadside in hopeless state. No
new cases re ported since the 1st inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-20

THE EXPECTED STEAMER.
HALIFAX, June l9.-There are no signs OF
the steamer Asia, now fully due from Liver.
pool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-20

SUDDEN DEATH IN srAUsTos On Mon SAY after
noon Dr. Jos. Addison Waddell. an old and hishlyrs
spectacle citizen of Ssaunton, died gate auddeniy
He wss ia the 6sth year Of his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-20

WEsr PoixT .--Os Friday the sxsmination Of the
States Military Academy. Wsst Pointxwss brought
to clcse. There were 81 srsdoatsS sna sTons
them we're A =. A. Torbsrt. Of Delaware; =
Wheeler and Robt C. Hill. OF N. Carolina.
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DISTINGUISHED MEN IN WASHING

WASHINGTON, June l9.-The Hon. Pierre
Soule is here at Wizards Hotel, also the
Hon. John s. Caskie, of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-20

Capt Bennett, of the U. g. Revenue service died
In Philadelphia ON Saturday last aged about fifty
years
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TIVE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Il AND
LNVIGORATING COMPOUND.
DR.. ]. 8. ROSES
tof PHILADELPHIA
CELEBRATED
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER,
As Spring and Summer AJtsvatipe Medicine and In
pigoratin9 Dyiak, u las esual
1t parties and enriches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels;
Carries off all secretions and humors
Ceanses the skin of all eEuptions;
Gives appetite, bloom and vigor;
Streng CITIZENS and invi gorates the constitution;
Make. the sk in soft, smooth and natural;
ExpeIs Pimples, Boils and Sores;
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism. Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the system
Builds up weak state of body;
Alays nervous affections and enlivens the spirits
For Female Complaints. which in their very ma
ture exhaustins and facilitating it is particularly
recommended. Indeed, 10 makes the weak strons;
the pale and emacsted, from sickness or natural
causes soon have color. bloom and health As
summer drink, it Is exhilaratns refreshing stimu-
lating and enlivening Persons young AMI old) who
have used this delightful som pound are surprised at
its immediate beneficial Effects.
Quart Bottles 81; small bottles sos Por sale by
PURCELL, LADD i Co, O. A. 8treeSer, A. Bodeker +,
Alex'r Duval, Duval Norton, J. 3. " God, VIM.
P Eadd, s. ID Zachrisson g. Z. ssx.cte id snp EFT
l. Beers
an 26-FMAW&cis-ts
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TIE 2ad of february 1856 it 10, said is the day,
and Philadelphia the place, for the meeting of the
American nominating convention.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
VI On THURSDAY, 2lst June, we will sell at 10
o'clock, at auction store, assortment of Gro
ceries, viz:
Rio and Lagusyra COFFEE.
Crushed ard Coffee SUGAR.
SOAP; CANDLES.
WRAPPING PAPER.
HEARINGS; SAL SODA.
CIaret WINE; French BRANDY.
Recti6ed WHISKEY.
N. Z. RUM.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEA.
Liverpool FINE SALT.
PALM NUTS.
MOLASSEs; SYRUP, &C., &c.
TERMS Under Sl00 cash; Sio0 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
iel4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO., Aucts.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUC-
- TION.-On TUESDAY, 18th June, we will sell
at 10 O'Clock. at auction room 200 csses
SHOES AND HATS, all desirable Summer eoods.
TRRMs-Und sr $500. cash; &lo0 and over, mes
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO..
ie7 Auets.
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FEAALE Tournaments unmarried lsdy
who exhibits he best .psei@sn Of craftsmanship q
the nsxt crssford county PA Fair 70 g receive
VILE
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THE commissioners nv cu1na

THE COMMISSIONER IN CHINA.
WASHINGTON, June ia letter has been
received here from Rev. Dr. Parker, Mission.
airy to China. and now in charge of our din.
iomatic relations there, saying that he win
be home in about month.