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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05
w. t. WILEY,
Tor Mey ct Lar.

hORGANTOWN, VA,
AS resumed the practice of the Law
IL In the counties of Monongala, Ma
ron and Preston.
REFERENCE
II. DERINe, Esq, n
WIN. WAerEE, Cash'r. Bank. M0'san'ou"'
s,,os q. HAnsLEroS, } Baltimore. NM
4. M sne sSs,f Esq" waeeing, Va.
SMITH, MURPHY &Co., pb;,o5ej,b,o
SExroN, SEAL& SwEARIreES,{ pa
September, IL 1862. 16I.tC.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

audgc WcLcan.-- Mclean
publishes n letter in which he takes the
ground thatCongress has tho power to
prohibit, but not to establish slavery in
II territory
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OiWHATA RUSH!

Asst COURT-DAY, {Monday, March o.,
| IL was great day in town. There was an
unusually large crowd Of people on hand drawn
together by business, politics, desire to see
each other, to get bargains, &c. As usual there
was rush to Rogers & Fogio's Cheap Cash Store;
but what a disappointment, on going TO the Three
Big Doors, to find them shut and barred. 'Whatl
have they quit y says one Have they shut US
out 2 says another ;-iust then they saw card
on the door which read as follows:
ROGERS & F0GLE HAVE REMOVED
To Lazier's Old Stand, Courthouse Square.
This fixed the matter at once, and the almost
disappointed crowd turned away from tho Big
Doors to 60 to Lazier's Old Stand, and here sure
enough, they found Messrs. Rogers & Fogle and
their Clerks all as busy as bees, piling Up and
selling of large and choice stock Of -
SPRING e. SUMMER GOODS,
Just as cheap as ever, and though some peopls
talk about Goods getting higher. &C., il was no.
so at Rogers & Fogles' things were going Of
cheap, by the yard, gross, dozen or single
There they were, Rogers, Fogle, and Clerks,
making the yardstcks fly, talking away and saw.
ing How d'you do '0nly 12}S cts a yard /,
Cheap as dirti' slave dress of of this piece,
MADAME tYes, Mr.. -, we'll wait on YOU in
moment !'-all at one breath. 1t was really a
busy day, and the new stock Of Goods lust re-
ccived has dwindled down so that more will
have to be procured right off.
But don't be scared, New Goods are coming
on, fresh lots every fow days. and let the people
come; If they run tho stock out why lust let ,en1
there's moro Goods down east. Cali at Lazior,s
old stand, and see for yourselves. Come ON,
while things are fresh.
Morgantown, March 90, 1866.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

Best and Most Fashionable Styles,
will give him a call, as he is satisfied that no
can please all that may favor him with their pat
ronago. Work will BIO neatly and substantially
done to suit customers.
us- SHOP ON WALNUT STREET,
three doors above Deman's Grocery.
MoYgsntowD, May 3, 1866.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11

FRueHIs Engage nents we're moderate, and rates
about 20 GOO COO busheis wheat were ongsxei In
thips bags t Ia with -four 81 ~ $50 boxes basou At
2 Cd. and some 500 eco bales Of cotton At 22d
led. To London rates were quiet come -four was
taken ii d. lo5Ed. wheat at icd. iod and bacon
At sos. 10 Gaseow eco bbis Of -four Akcn II
u Iokd 10 Havre aour was taken a soc, wheat Vas
HAr.-s.lcs q about 500 ZOO bales for shipment
Hnxp-American dressed vas quie. a $50 $780, and
undresssd at $500 f2l2 so per ton, sis months.
nors were STEADY with Ugh, ss'cs ., 20. ioc, White
Isos scotch pig was ., $40 so $40 for rood article
In large lots, six months, with light sales.
Ims. Rockland vas better, with sales this vess Of
400 bbls nj otc, and 300 do lump at 81 20.
horAssr sales OF 800 hhds. Cuba clayed were 70
ported IT Sc. small lot OF crop oricans
the market and T5c refusef for Il and SOC. asked
Naval sroRss--sAlcs Of 800 bills rosn made 1t
81 60 per si0 lbs Spirits quiet and prices nominal.
Crude continued In light stock The small sses making
we're al 50 Is per ESQ bs but the article In loss OF any
moment held higher
one Of all descriptions were inactive and without
Provmoss -Pork-The marte wss steady and nrmer
for The salcs embraced about 900 600 bbh.,
includsDs old mes q sis l,k sis 2s .aa ne. o. =
at si7 for old, and siI s7k for new Bss vss 10 ar
request al full prices, win sales Of $50 bbh. Il 90
ss ia IS for Chicago rcpscled chicago asss, prime do
was quiet 1T SIT t2o Beef hams sold q Ito lee.
Bacon Continued n steady demand and s.ss 2oo oosss
msdc deliverable NEXT mssn IN Baisimore n
exc Shoulders and hams were In light supply,
srd prices quite steady lard urn. with saics Of
200 40 bbls. 81 lake deliverable next month, and
1870. 1870 for prime on the spot Butter steady
a. tic, . 22c for Ohio and at 2oc- 27c. for stats
Cbeese ranged firm II pc loo.
Rr-saies Of about 500 bbh. were made II sxo. .
40
sreARs There more doing In the market and the
sales embraced about 900 hhds. Cuba muscovsdo
mostly Of common 10 middAng grades chiefly N $40,
sIc aaao and about 500 boxes 10 rehners including
40 No =, At5sc, 400 do exc and 500 do. al etsc.
eso
rAiiow-About 10 900 ibs. sold ss II 10.
wBrKsy,-sales Of about ], 400 bbs were made u 100
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The market al Aerson's opened under what vas con-
sdcred very favorable auspices, and scw sales wcre
made A prices about equal 70 the best prices Of last
week, but the demand sbssed and the market be
came dull and heavy and 80 continued throughout the
day Prices are not materially changed ths whole,
rom week. but the extra prices range about % csns
per cwt lover which reduction, when the quality
Of the cattle take into consideration There very
few lots OF really good cattle In market, and usual,
they were readily disposed Of while inferior too
plenty and sass a this description Of cattle per
fscud much more reluctantly. The bulk Of the sup
ply 1t A1ertons were state Gait e. and fewer than
usual came from the Western States although Ohio and
Illinois we're fairly represented they in chiefly by
the Hudson River and Harlem Railroads The total mum.
bcr on sale Alertons for the day 295s for the
week 2t4e and 1t all the yards $40 head, being about
AGO increase Last weeks receipts. The prices
npgd from Sc TO toL lie, the latter for few very
e,t cattle. The average was about 90 s9kc Cows and
calves not plenty and sell little more readily than
past few months Att trhe higher prices mostly 10
Long Island nkmen. Veal calves pretty plenty and
continue good demand ~itbout change prices gheep
and lambs doing little better, and although The
supply nearly double that Of last week. pptrss re-
msned without noticeable change sapply chiefly from
ohio ard this state Swine here IN large runbers
and from all the Western States The recetps At Alssr
tons for the past week e3s, Of when sTs were
from wisscuv', q7a rom Iowa s1s from indiana lao
from Kensuchy, l4sz IRON OHIO, and 2seo from Inos
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modues
Among the many dishonesues Of trade which the moral
particularly notice most perncous and Infamous practice
adopted by vnscupueus dealers Of initiating aud
fenT the exterior and precautionary labels o.
drugs edicaments and sther articles OF personal
consumption, and hus, By selling upon the well acquired
reputation Of eeprising trader psming OF meat de
only the but the character q the who
thousands Of dollars bringing the genuine article
and demand These petty larceny thieves the
pest al able dealers and traders and the trade
much highway robbery the violent appropriation OF their
neghbof purse In fact they beneath The burglar and
bravery or Of character
the mercantile assassin who slabs 10 the dark And ought
they not be rewarded with punishment commensurate with
the c0wa-dice Of their crime We led 10 these remarks
by accidentally observing spurious counterfeit Of Udooho
VOTES scheidam schnappe fne labels initiated per
nica avodsnce Of the against oouniersng the bottles
very similar snd everything carefully prepared TO i'm
upon careless purchaser Now IL not the who
perperaied fraud fsop, robberi Assuredy he Ia for
Mr. Wolfe has expended large bring his genuine Inn
ported schus into popular demand that demand be
stealing his reputation much Of thief n he hsa
stolen barrel OF his schnspps bulk And TO his he
ACIDS further Of dersud The community By giving them
arunons article for the money they intended 70 exuend Tor
commodity in wbch they had confidence And further
who participates Indirect IN the fraud by selling
Articles much offender the principal who planned
Tire imposition The remedy " Mr. Wolfe should I've Ia holding
all concerned to the contempt ~ the community thus
swirdd bv their operations and uncunscnusy ,sed
hv their noxous composition. We trust that Mr. Wolfe will
obtain namss not ory Of the copcoctors Of these countees
but Of every Offering them for sale and then publish them
10 The world for bis reputation and the health ~ the
uunY demsrd hst az saztet should be nALedso he posy
Of popular erecra alton.
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N the AAlactod-Of all kinds OF Diseases
except con.umpuonns Paulina Held undertakes 70 cure
through animal gnesm AL diseases Of the or
body matter what they called by the medical
faculty Her magnetic strong and encatous
in four and in cases mot more than
twelve Her treatment most simple and produces no re-
lapses she Has enectng to men.
non Certificates at her residence will prove this As she Is
her journey France, and viii only reman for
short period In the city since she has been called by the
cal faculty Paris proceed there she calls the attention OF
invads children or adus 70 consult Her consultation
fee " for ordinary cases and single eonsuton WIN
the what effect her cure produces
Once hours, from 70 IL A. n. aud TO 6P.M N:
Mrs. PAULINA HELD 265 Greenwich Street, NY.
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Friday, Dec. 8, remaining in The New York Post omce
unosled for
rHlArnPmA Borsxs. BALTIMORE HOUSES.
Bennett TO-. II. j. Albert Il Co., should
knight Bell, be q. +. Albert h %.
Machette 4 Jonee, DALI Giboons h CO.
W. A. haltien, DuvalI, Kpgher Il o.,
q >. Peterson, should DO ouvsll, Keiga-
smart h Brother Ter 4 Co.
Wood Wilson Wood, Kirkland, Chase Il Co.
smith Il Thomas. Morrison Co.
BOSTON Reynolds q Smith.
Eastman Fellows Weeks, Rice, Chase Co.
Jones Pratt cInty, Riggs Bonner o.
0rdway, Br:d.h Co, Spencer Reid, should be
saroni 0Codheim. Ward Brothers.
Hweetser h Cooking, ALBANY. Ny.
Webster Coz A. @. Comstock Co.
Wirsl0w H0vey, Prrr5BUkG,
whttsmore. Niles h Hall, Hanna, Hart Co.
Natl Magazine, 3 COvnhil SoRpoLR,
Boston Watch Company, Beacon Ofaos.
N3 Washington street.
List Of letters advertised in the Philadelphia Pubic
Ledger Monday, December 9Th, remaining in the Phila
delpha Post Office, uncaled for
nav YORK HOUSES. BOSTON Housss.
Clark, Austin Smith. p. Fowie Il Sous.
Eglestop, Battell Co. s B. Pierce sons.
j. W. Emerson Il Co. BALTIMORE.
Kemble Warner. James N. Buchanan.
Myers h Brothers. PiTrsnURG, PA.
John Priestl 4 Co. Henderson & 90.
SuTgess Co. cisoISSATn.
BR00KIYS NY. j. Beale 4 20.
Rev. G. W. Bethune. ALBANY,
Monseath Badgely.
Lat OF letters advertised in the Boston Herald We'd
nesday, Dec. q, remaining the Post Office Boston,
uncalied for
Buckley Brother b Co., D. q. Haunsu Co, intend
E. Corning Co., NewYork, Co., PDilaaslphia. :
Robinson h Co., do.
List letters advertised P.tsSurg Despach sa
turday, Dec 9, remaining the Pasburg Once
called for
John Dean Co., Boston, shreve, steele Il Do, Chit.
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The New York Central Railroad.

ALBANY, Dec. ~, 1890.
me New York Central Railroad directors we're elected
today as fonows;-Messrs Cornell, Richmond, Field
Cheden, Horace White, Paige Sage SChooIcraft, Pruyn
Nathaniel Rayne Of Boston, Isaac Townsend Of New York.
inward 6. Fae Of do, Livingston Speaker of Monsgo.
ery county The report Of the road shows that the In
creased receipts for 1855 1855 to september 3d.
amounted to 1l431e7. Messrs Townsend and Speaker
chosen directors place OF Schuyler Livingston and
John f. Seymour.
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brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

FnpsAS's ELECTION BsooKtyv-rbe biennial election
Tor Chief and Assistant Engineers OF the Brooklyn Fire
Department took place on Tuesday. The result,
cards the Ohef Engineer published yesterday The
canvass for Assistant Engineers rot completed unit
O'Clock on wedncefsy morning. The inspect ne expe
renoed considerable difficulty IN counting the votes for
the highest Office. They found p3s ballots boz
and only s5s nan The poll list Alter counting and
re counting without coming Va satisfactory result they
resortcd 70 the move expedent Of drawing eighty ballots
om the box random which thy cast aside, and then
proceeded 10 declare the reeun a. foloss;-
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Storm the Lower Mississippi River-The
Electoral Vote OF Indiana.

CINCINNATI, Dec. TO- 1885,
During . heavy storm in the Lower Mississippi on
Tuesday night hast, wharf boat at Hickman Kentucky
was sunk and several steamers slightly damaged.
7hesteamer Cuba, at smithland, while heavy gale
blowing, struck by the Mt Holmes and sunk The
owners Of the former claim s2l, 600 damages.
The Indianapolis Journal says that there 5000
applicants for the post Of messenger carry the electoral
veto Of Indiana 10 Washington and that there sp
psoants from every township In the State but two.
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LAST NieM or TIE orxxA--BEyxrr or MAI MAsrrzuK.-
me- second Opera since September, closed last
night with . benent to NJ Ms,etzek Tho season, oil.
hcugh very brief one, was sgpalized BY the produc
ton Of . opera, LA rravista.n which achieved
with the public, although II did not please the
ksnsccndenta critics. We have data upon the sub
jeci but presume that the season has been = remu-
nsrave At any rate We hear that the success Of
Nr. ksrsizsk during this year has justified him In or
We rate OF twenty thousand dollars p,r this
application shall be successful he will commence ope
early In the spring and bring out some
skts Mr. Mne,zek 10, without any doubt, the most po-
puAr Of operate managers. Hh benefit last night drew
Me spest house Of the Season. and the beneficiary
overwhelmed with tokens Of the public's admiration.
me performance Included the whole Of the "Troyatore
ssd selections from the ssemramideD All the artists
were warmly received and the audience enihusi-
Astc always for The first the last night Of Ope
Our people carry out the doctrine welcome
The coming speed the parting guest, !" 70 . nicely.
nsre,zek, with Ia Grange, Brignor, Amodio, hia
Phulps sad the whole company, win sail TO In
NE Cahawba, for Havana, where they will have SIX
weshs' season At The Tscon theatre. Msrctzck viii give
.hem good compsny, an excellent prma donna, good
ocn,rslio superb tenor and baritone who gives the
highest promise, and three operas TO Havaua-
"L'Noas On Sord," ola Travasa and the "rrova,ore"
ka 70 be hoped that the Havanesc will duly appreciate
hese uxuriss and that the director win back with
. carr load OF doubioons. Bou uDysSti
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Although the supply was 20 enormous almost entire
stock disposed of-thc demand continuing unsbatsd
until the Close q the day They mostly oornfsd
and In good killing order the prices varied according
OWL, or from &c. TO exc. . okc per To-, live weight
The receipts by the various leading City
have been unusually large, some n 600 swine ha ring
rived In this city during tint past week The receipts Of
all stock Aertons for the week were ~ folows26A9
head CATTLE ~ and calves, 37o veal calves,
sheep and lambs, and 1888 swine.
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Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PnrtApKiPHrA, Dec 10, 1855.
Socks steady. Pennsylvania State nves, 81; Residing
RR, AZ Morris Canal, 10 Long Island RR, l2S; Penn.
sylvans RR., Ala.
NKw ORIIAxs, Dec. Q, 1885,
Cotton has advanced 70. Saes to day IL COO bsles
MaddlDg 1lsc 1lT.c. Pork IA buoyant at slT Bacon
ssve ct 7%c &c. Corn has declining tendency. Ex
change on london, TX; en- New York. IA1 premium
CHARLESTON, Dec. s, 1865.
but In general at an advance Of 70.
CHARLESTON, Dec. Q, 1885,
Cottonsalcs 70 day 500 bales, at II sc. 12sc for
Widd!ng fair,
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HOllOway's Ointment aud Pills Aston
isng remedies for soroula and all skins diseases As salt
penoates meat win this Oinmen. reach the affected paris
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In regard TO the present years crop Mr. Wrghts cir
eular. prepared for the Persia, has the folouirG:-
IL universally admitted In the correspondence
from oil sections - The cotton growing region received here
during the that 600 600 bales be regarded
as maximum estimate for the that further 10
unnecessary
The following saemen, or the movement In cotton since
the s' September last compared with the previous four
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ofsnds were qdtet WIN ssies OF ABOUT Soos
300 bbls ii the above quotations. southern brands
nrmer with sales Of about bbls 81 full pri,es
Rye -four WAS steady, with sass OF about 100 bbs Al
80 90 q IS lax. Corn meal was quict, ana prices un
changed. Buckv heat flour nrm n 81 l2k ~
37k Whcat-fhe marxes was less active, while
prices we're without any change Of moment.
The tsles embraced about 80 0c0 40 600 bushels,
GLIDING Michigan white, 81 65 81 So Canadian white
81 10 81 1.-THE latter figure for choice Milwaukee
club at 81 40 81 A. while Western winter red
quiet; Chicago was sold at 81 a. Corn heavy and
quiet; sales embraced ~ 600 600 Western mixed
st roc TIC, with some reported ct I2c. Rye-sales OF
IL 90 bushels OF Northern made at o0c Oaz
in moderate request II 47c Tor State and 4sc 4ac for
Western.
CoyEK The auction sale Of Rio and Santos co,e took
place today 6lc0 offered. 4s6 sold from nc 10 lie.
for the Ro average ga Santos from 1oSc. 70 l2xc
average lie. The company large aud the sale went
of with spirit, Of fu 20 advance the last auction
sas About 100 bags Of Aaacabo sold to the trade
81 l2c
CorToS.- the market continued nrm, with less anima.
ton the transactions confined about 1000 bales
Of about the following quotations:
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Fire In Montreal.

MONTREAL, Dec. 10, 1855.
Chrst church, the Episcopal cathedral on Notre Dame
street. In this city, destroyed by nre early this
ing The loss Is estimated At $780, 900 insured
me adjoining dry goods store Of Thomas hussen da
naged TO the extent Of 81 600. The Nuns building
alpo sounev hat Injured.
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Boston, Dec. 10, 1906.
me examination OF Negret and De Eens for alleged par
Oipasion In the slave trade resumed to day. and
sulsed in the honorable discharge OF De hena. Negret
examined 1t length and At the close OF hs testimony,
Dhict Attorney Haett stated that hs had not the slight
- confidence In the statements Of the Witnesses but be-
Moved him other systematic liar, in state OF mental
Sesspgemeut. Negyet was detained In custody.
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HALIFAX, De0. 10, 1855.
me steamship Merlin, for the safety or which fears
vere enertaised, arrived here at P. n, from st.
Johns, N. r. She reached Sydney on Monday night,
short Of coal having experienced severe gales during the
whole Of her passage. She returns to st. Johns via
sydney at noon 10 morrow.
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Our attention called yesterday hogshesi Of London
CORDIAL gn which bess Nc ailsters enr.y y contained
hundred and hy gallons wheo imported and the
has filed hundred thousand dozen pint and quart
bottles from II and 10 still full We understand Rarnum
offered thousand dollars for II and the probability the
will make the sale, a. he about retiring from bust
nes.-state Register.
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Brandreth's FILLS, when first used, may
occasion pain this must be submitted 70 for the good 70
These only when the body has struggled
under load of humors Sold al As Canal street. al
70 cents boz.
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Tribute to the Martyrs Drs. Dubois and
CraneAa meeting OF the townsmen of New Utrecht held
lately for the purpose Of appointing committee 10 collect
funds for the late s Dubois and Crane who
fell victims the yellow fever, while herocy devong them
selves 10 their patients Jaques Van Brunt appointed
President and Nostrand Secretary when the following
an BILE ana resolutions offered By Robert Criswen
adopted
Whereas. God In his all wise Providence has
midst by the late epidemic in the meridian Of their lives
and high tide their usefulness Drs James f. Dubois and
John l.. Crane; therefore,
Resolved That by this dpensaton Providence the
deal profession has been deprived of faithful aud skfu
physicians and the community OF members of society diss
gushed for their moral exceences and social virtues VIII
by their heroic and the benevoence displayed
hem in visiting and contributing 70 all having the yellow
fever both rich and until they taken down them
with that awful disease thus sacrificing their
for their fellow sufferers therefore.
Resolved That they have endeared their memory
their friends and neighbors, we will erect suitable
ment 10 their many virtues.
Resolved That deeply sympathise with the families of
deceased and that Of these resolutions be them
After which the following banned gentlemen ppointed
70 collect funds
Robert Crlswell Robert Speeding, Richard R. Bennett
Jacques Van Brunt and Timothy Nosrand, New Utrecht
VIM. Bennett and John Bergen, Gravesend-
Cornelius Cowenhoven and Peter C0wenhoven Faauds.
James V. ecboolmaker, Flatbush.
Over $500 has been already subscribed and Is expected
that double that amount will be obtained.
The meeting of the subscribers wi be held az the
place, on the evening Of December ~.
JAQUES VAN BRUNT President.
T. NosrRASD, Secretary.
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Recent Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes Lamp
rotypes, porra'ypes Photograph q 1000 taken daily.
HOLMES, 2s9 Broadway
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lDyERTSEMESTS RESEWEI EVERY DAT.
vsv sanatisw an Belp, ses axtA pses.


A MOTHER HTr-THE P1CAYUSE OF DncENsER IL
Oesued mornng) contains sp endid satrica Illus
traiion on he Union Ferry's begging system
carcsure The grand battle between Dr. Dixscn and
Lager Bier Barrel Paul Fame bottle holder.
sirsnre spgraypg At the Tribune ofce-4hs Reporters
Hats and the Ladies' Hoops.
Fddorias-Ihe Editor a Home; The rrsngle' exposed
Does,Bcks attends Woman Il Rights Convention.
Orisinsi Crumbs for Hrifen's Chickens from Albany:
ssenfss, Jokes, Puns, satres &c.
pree cents. Sold Al al the depos
W. ~ DEvTsON, Bdior and Proprietor
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Railroad Casualty.

EIIzABETH, NJ j., Dec. 10, 1885,
Iaborer named Patrick Brennan was instantly killed
sAb morning while standing on the track of the New
Jersey Cerual Railroad by the early train from somer
vHle. He leaves wife and four children.
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railroad from the Mississippi 70 the Pacific, along the
Akty second parallel.
Adjourned till Wednesday.
me- Convention will hardly adjourn sine die before
Friday
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observation-disclosures acknowledgements
,ypes souvenlers. MEADE BROTHERS, 233 Broadway.
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Cure yonr Cough-Use Casnpbeli's Syrup Of
and Wild cherry, price and bottle At OkMP
BELLS drug store, corner Of Eighth and Twenty
eighth street