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Manufacturer of
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81 Il A Nj E n q | n T. S.
Hand and Slide Turning Luthes,
planning, DRILLING AND SCREENING MACHINES,
SSHAFTING AND MILL GEARING.
A ND every variety of Machinists' Tools
IA Screws Cut with Square and V Thread, for
Rolling Mills and all other purposes, Wamr St.,
STEUBENVlLLE, o
aJ-Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From the various recommendations of machinery
built in this establishment, the following extract
from letter to the proprietor, from Mr.. George
Sloan, OF Hanover Columbiana county is selected
Mr. Sloan is old and enerprzing citizen of tlia
county, well known in this section of Ohio adjacent
parts Of Pennsylvania and Virginia. His letter is
dated April %, 1884.
"MR. WILLIAM KENYON:
Dear Sr--I am pleased to
say your Engine does WE'LL and gives great salts
faction.
"ln running our old Engine, or rather coal bur
ner we used in 1850 to 1859, about one 0ushe and
half oi Goa in manuiac turing barrel of flour; and
with pairs Of Tour eet burrs i'll good order couId
only pack an average OF 3 barrels pefhour on both:
making from thirty.hye 10 forty per twelve hours,
with sixty bushels Of coal In 1852 we used about
two bushels of coal per barrel OF -four
sin running the new Engine, we use about thir.
ty bushels OF coal in twelve hours, packing in same
time sixty barrels OF -four. We consider we are
saving abouttwo thirds Of fuel formerly used--tak-
ing into consideration the increased amount OF flour
awe have only applied three run OF burs on your
Engine 90 yet but believed it would run four il
needed. Itruns the three without any appearance oil
laborng, while the old one labored hard toperiorm
the work above stated.
''ln conclusion, the only fault w9 have with your
Engine Is, grinds the wheat faster t,an the supply
BUTT saves luel and as to wheat, there is good
titne coming. Very respectfully,
"GEO. SLOAN"
The following is from Mr.. Slonn's miller
~ have assisted Mr.. Sloan in making the above
statement, and fully endorse it,
[sep l2, 1855. VI. CYRUS, Miller"
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Agricultural Meeting.

.Ameeting of the officers of the Harrison
county Agricultural Society will be held at
the Probate Judges office in Cadz. on Sat-
urday. February 8, 1856, at 10 o'clock, a.
NJ. 1t is expected that the committees ap'
pointed at The last meeting will be ready 10
Seport at that time. Let there be gener-
al attendance as business of importance
will be transacted.
BY order Of the President.
G. N. ALLEN, Sec.
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oNcEpocccJJ GSo Co.
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta ioners, Paper Dealers. and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUbNNVILLE, ONO,
E[ EEP always on hand large assortment Of
M School, Medical ard Miscellaneous Books;
flaln ana uod Cap and Letter Papers; Pfinling
und Fropging Papers oiul s'zes Mole Papers, En-
veiooes, steel Fens, ans all kindsofStationery.
i'hcy are prepared to hll all orders from Mei
chants School Committees, Teachers and others at
low prices.
Having Bindery connected with our establish
ment, are prepared to make all klnds of Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
banhs Merchants, NC. Printed work bound toor
the best worhmen. Oar work will compar favora,
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State.
Blank OF all kinds Pages to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan.
neT's Scraps. MCDOWELL q co.
Steubenville, March 7, 1855
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Gil of Grapevine,

ENOR the Growth, Restoration and Preservation
Il OF the Hair
The oil OF Grapevine is the result OF twenty
years investigation by a French Physician, and is
now extensively used in this country aud in France.
both for the purpose Of keeping the Hair soft glossy
and RESTORING 1T IN BALD PLACES.
For sale by John Beall, CaGiz, Ohio.
Dec. 10, 1855.
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MaRRIED-On the 3st ult.. by Rov. 7. Il.
Crawford, Mr.. Isaac lltss, ofGuernsey county, and
Miss MARGARET SHAW, of this county.
On the same day, by L. Hearn. Esq, Mr. ABsA-
,1oM KENT, of Nottingham township, and Mrs MAR
g6AREr WoRMAN, olC CadM
On She 2ilh ult,, by Rev. S ?, Wooit Rev.
JopN G, WELLS, of this county, and Miss MARTHA
"A. LEMON, daughter of Rev VIM Lemon OF the
Pittsburgh Conference, NJ Z. Church
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AyrNe are under o5igations to Hln. K. u. AT
kinson and Gen Wariel for public documents
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1sy-In the obituary of C. h. Schreibor, published
our last paper, in the third line, read nervous
.prostration," iasteal of "nervous prostitution"
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BIsU GU q CUTCIlEON

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
A Nd dealers IN all kinds of Paints, OILS, Brush.
"A es, Fine Paint, Perfumery and fancy articles
of all kinds, Steuhenyille, Ohio.
A large stock just received, which we are selling
cheap.
Great care will be taken in packing goods to be
sent by the railroad
Steubcnville Sep. 5, '55-ly.
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Quick Sales and Short Profit
n. a. HEAN MA.

VETOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Cad.
w IL and vicinity that he manuiac lures all
kinds of Cabinet Furniture, Veniuon blinds Mat
rasses and cushions and keeps GENERAL assort.
ment of Cane seat and wood Chairs, also a splendid
assortment of CIT Mnlding which he makes up ntn
Looking glass ami Picture FRAMES, all of which he
is determined to sell at such prices as to make il an
object for purchas RS TO buy of him.
Particular attention given to renovatng Matrass
and putting up window shades and curtains ven.
ton blinds, repainted and retrimmed. All work
warranted Give him call before purchasing
tore. oct. 10, -
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Des-For late market reports read the foreign news
in te-day's paper:
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CLOTHING STORE.
HENRY KERR

II AS Just arrived direct from Pittsburgh with =
1 L large and fashionable stock of READY Maps
CLoTHINe, consisting in part OF Dress Coats, Over
Coats, Sack and Box Coats, Pants and Vests of ever
ry variety, which lie oHtr to the public at prices
that cannot fail to please. lie keeps likewiseo on
French and American Bread Cloths, Cassmeres and
Eeslngs in great variety, which he will make to or
der at the shortest notice and the latest styles Be
lnng practical Tailor Of long experience both in
TINS and the old cOrnry, he feels confident that he
will be Gbefo give entire satisfaction 10 all who NAV
favor lin with their patronage
0TCntiing done on the shortest notice, and in the
most fashionable style. Give us n caii, irientls
WIZ wi nc haPpy to see you, and show you my goods
whether YIN want 10 buy or not.
S} Remember the place, next door tr Scott s.
Bingham's law oliice ON Market street.
Cadiz, Feb. 70, 1876.
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Notice.
MRS DIVlNE'S
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE THE rUBLlC BUILDINGS.
CAD1X OHIO.

MFRS NJ. DIVINE respectfully inivfms ner friends
IfI t,at she has commenced business IN the build.
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings where she
offers for sale large and well selected assortment Of
coNFEcT1oNARIEs, &c, among which may be
found the following:
Common and fancy Vandies of all kinds,
Almonds Filberts, reain and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French -urrants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EnglishNheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Aispiee and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Puverized White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A fine lot Of Common Jewelry,
TOYS OF all descriptions,
D~y- As she intends to sell cheap, she hopes lci
riends and the public generally will favor her will
their patronage
IS % Country Coniuetonatles can be aupplieds' lei
establishment ON the very best terms.
mar oily.
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a5-Next Thursday week, the 18th Inst, is VAlen'.
tines day. Eea has quite an extensive assortment
on hands.
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Wonderful Discovery!
Dr. 4. Eipperlen'S
WORM PASTILLEs.

THIS new yaluqble WORM MEDICINE com
bines two most desirable qualities wanting in al
other VermIiuses; as a fine Confectionery Il i5 ersy
administered, while a medicine It never fails 70
cure
Mothers and Nurces quit dosing your children
DR.. Zipperlens Worm Candy you ,7ill fini il a.
the Drug Stores Of John Beall and John Mclean,
Cadiz Ohio.
Oct 81 1853. ffr
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Corn Shelters.

McILRAYY is the sole ngent for
Z Harrison county, for the sale OF a superior ar
tcl1 of Corn Shelters. These machines only cost
10 dollars each, and small boy can she'll with one
of them from 20 TO 80 bushels of corn per day.
Every farmer we think wouic purchase one of them
Just as soon,as he seesit. For durability and light
ness they cannot be eAceed
These shelters can be seeh at the stores of S. &,
II. McFadden, Cadi2; l. Lewis, Georgetown; and
Mr. kennards. at New Athons Also at his resi-
donce three miles South of Cadiz on the Wheeling
and Harnsvie plank road.
Jan. %. '56.-tt
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ae7 Another lot eff Hardware has just. been receiY-
ed AZ the Post Office. obo sells chesp. Give hi;
gcall.
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MANuFA ACTuRED BY

ONALD KEN N ED Y,
No, 100 Warren Street, koxbnry, Mass. Price 81
Wholesale Agents. Geo. II. Keyscer, Pittsburg
I. IL. Logan & Co., Wheeling J. ?. Fleming, Al
legheny city.
And at Retail by John Beall and John Mclean,
Cadiz; ard by John Mcclure, Cadiz Juhtion of S &
! r. R.; and by all respectable druggists every
where.
Dec. 10. lo55..ly.
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grow ing crowd of other matter, we are COM
peiled to leave out Professor Ogden's communica-
ion this week 1t shall appear in our next.
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eGy Sleiaing still continues excellent The
sno instead of diminishing, gradually Increases
And such cold weather, the oldest inhabitant has
seldom seem Last Saturday and Sunday nights
were too cold TO talk about.
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Prepared by j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
and DR. John Mclean, Cadiz; j. p e. S. H. Watson
Huntsville, Cannon g. Henderson, New Athens; 7
J Brown, Mooreded; and by all dealers in Medi-
cine everywhere.
October %, l655-ly.
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9s-'Iho lectures IN Education by President Finley
AntribA College, on last Satur lay and Monday
evenings, we're we'll attended MIR f. is an inter-
estins aul entertaining speaker-one that has the
attention OF his au iisnco all the timo. Those that
have childron ,houIj pay good heed to what they
hear these lectures, and to it hnt these efforts
are not lost
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE.
Notice to Shippers.

Notice to Shippers.
TRANSFORMATIONS 0FFicE, S. 81 r. RI
Steubenvie, April 10th 1855.
A FREIGHT TRAIN is now running TO New
n ark, leaving Steubenville daily Sundays ex
cepted,) ut a. nj, and Cadiz at As ara,
Shipments to al stations, except Unonport, Cadlz,
Fairview and New Market Uhrichsvile, Port
Washington, New Comerstown, Lafayette, Coshoc.
ton, Adams Mills, Dresden and Newark must be
prepaid.
shippers willp ase conclude their shipments and
eceive hcr consignments previous 70 O'clock each
veniffn LAFAYETTE DEVENNY, "A
April 25, 1865. General Freight Agent
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Take Notice.

4 LII persons indebted 10 me, by note or Book ac-
"A count, ate requested to call Immediately nnd
settle the same ii Lot attended to they Wi! be found
in the hands ul the proper officer Tor collection.
lCg-AlsO The Book accounts nd Notes Of A. II
Burich, have been assigned 10 me, and will he col
ecled without delay K. J. BENNETT.
CadiZ auu Z 81
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]. d .PATTERsoN.--Our friend Paul of 1Iopedale
thinks that we were too hard in remarks about
tliis young man in our last paper From all we
have heard since, we believe that we were. His
friends think that he is naturally honest but otthe
same time negligent in his business transactions -
Instead OF our article heilg an injury to him, we
believe that it will be beneficial. We hope SO at
Ieast.
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or We regret to hear OF the death Of our oil
friend Robert Alexander, which took Place ut his
residence near Cassvle on last Friday evening.
Mr.. was one OF the veterans the war 1912, ,aod
was seriously wounded at The battle OF North Point
lie wasa firm, wnwavering Democrat always at
his post, battling manuy iOr lie succcrs of Demo.
cratic principles. He leaves wife and one child
to mourn his loss Peace TO his memory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-23

THE weather yesterday was quite winterisll-
toe much so, indeed, for outdoor operations
md there was, consequently very little doing on
lie landing. No arrivals or departures The
lbemarle, We understand, has ceased opera
ions for the present in consequence Of the large
mount of ice running in the river. rendering
nayigation very dangerous. If the weather
does not soon moderate, the river will doubtless
dose. There is now but four feet water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-23

TINS EvENlso.-our readers have been al
ready apprized, that in consequence of the in
clcmency of the weather on Saturday, the con-
cert of Mrs. Drew, announced for that evening,
was postponed. This ereaing, at Washington
Hall, Mrs. Drew proposes again to favor our
citizens with another of her very popular and
highly appreciated concerts, and we desire to see
the Hall filed toits utmost capacity. Besides
being resident of our city, the performances
of Mrs. ID. are of such an order as to demand
this at our hands. She will be assisted by Mr..
P. j. Schneider and several young ladies, besides
the children, who We're received, at the last con-
cert with snch unmistakable marks of approba-
ton. 1t seldom happens that we have an OPP
portnnity, at so little cost of spending so pleas
ant an evening as will be afforded on this occa-
sion, The programme of performance is such
as will give satisfaction to the most fastidious,
and certainly no fault can be found with the
price of admissipn-25 cts
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FROM NEW YORK.

DEC. 22.-Thc sympathy meeting of iastnight,
in aid of Gen. Walker was we'll attended, not
withstanding the stormy weather. General
Barnett presided Speeches were made byDuff, !,
Green, Gen. Wheat, and Gen. Green of Texas
Aletter was also read from Gen Quitman.
The resolutions adopted, pledged material aid
and called upon the general Government to send
national vessels to Nicaragua and to sustain
minister Wheeler. A collection, amounting to
$500, was made
Orders have been received by the Government
Officials to stop all the shipment of arms or pro-
visions to Gen. Walker.
The President has also issued orders for the
arrest of Cornelius Garrison, Charles Morgan.
and General Walker, to answer for the seizure
of hespropcrty of the accessory Transit Com
pany; valued at Sl.oo0,00o
Ielegraphic dispatches from the Coastreprc-
sent the gale of last night as being most fear
full one; and tits feared that many disasters have
occurred to the shipping bound in.
The packet ship New York, from Liverpool,
with 800 passengers on board, is reported ashore
near Barnegot, dismasted. An unknown ship
Is also reported ashore and her rnasts gone near
the same place. The surf boats have gone to
the assistance of the passengers and crew, and
further particulars are anxiously expected.
SECOND DISPATCH. 800 s.
1t is hardly possible to- obtain any further
particulars from the wreck at Barncgot The,
packet ship New York is ashore Mt point 80
miles distant from the telegraph station, and the
roads are impossible. sts5ss3iss
New YoRx, 21.-The Schooner Emily john
soE, from baltimore, arrived yesterday in a
leaky condition. She experienced very rough
weather, and her Captain was forced TO throw
overheard more than 5000 bushels of wheat to
avoid laundering
Thcsteamer Bnrussia, which left Hamburg on
the LIST inst, arrived here this morning On
the 10Th she ran into the schooner Industry,
from, baltimore for Halifax. The schooner was
sunk but her crew were saved and taken on
board the steamer. a 3s
NEw YoRk, Dec. 2sd-The passengers on
board the packet ship New York, ashore at Bar
negat. have all been safely landed on the beach.
The SHIP lies head on the beach, full of water,
and the sea making a break over her, We have
TO further particulars from the other wreck.
The passengers landed from the wreck Of the
NeT York are in destitute condition. One
man died last night from hunger and exposure.
Seven cabin passengers who arriyedat Squan,
report that the Captain, after settling them
ashore in a long boat returned to the ship where
he found the cabin in possession of the crew,
who fell on and Beat him so badly that it is
doubtful whether he viii survive.
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no TII 4 rUnI.TO.

&c have hi. day Messrs. Campbell MeDermot
u,irc Inteisencer Office. wereturn sincere thanks
Ar patrons for many of kindness have re-
their hands aud cordially commend our successors
eirnotice. they will ever he found prompt
s attentive to every department Of business, and viii
seeyery the patronage of the community
ar accounts viii 18th and We hope our
srn, will aid in speedily closing up outstanding
tsreants ael
nd business ara viii be settled by either Of the
sers and Mr. Beatty viii found the office for that
ps,pose beatty 4 CO.
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5 lecture last night.. at WASHING

8 Mr.. BuRgrTT's lecture last night, at w hing
ton Hall, was of the fnest;it has been our
fortune to hear for many day. 1t was a spe-
cinen of pure, unassuming scholarship-bear-
ing the imprint, in every line, of careful obser-
yation, and long, severe reflection We regret
that our columns prevent us from giving an ,ex-
tensivc outline of the lecture, as we are sure no
moro instructive or pleasing matter could be
served up to the Intelligent reader But what
shall we say of the numbers who turned out to
hear this Lecturer Verify, we were chagrined
and mortified To see man, who, both in Eu-
rope aud America, had been accustomed TO num-
Der his auditory by lhousands, lectnring to about
one hundred. To this number he read an adj
dress, in which was compreheuded the cause,
moral and philosophy of the recent struggle
in Eastern Europe. Ii embraced his range of
observation in Europe upon the different ma
tions-the character of the people-their
morals-their. religion and their politics.
Such a picture as he drew called first for
comprehensive mind, then for long years
of studious discipline, and finally for
the array of patiently investigated facts. This
We state to excuse the feeling which we had in
witnessing such poor turn out. We do not
mean to be fault-fnding, but VIE think tits not
the part of policy to discourage literary men
thus from visiting our city, Ito discourage those
who, without hope of reward have, in the two
lectures of the season, saddlcd themselves with
quite heavy deficit We trust and hope, that
if another lecturer is invited, which seems very
doubtful. we will see different house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-23

ls5 MAN STREET. Such of our readers as
are unsteady inclined, we would direct to the
announcement of Mr.. Cartwright, in another
column. Hisstoek islargc, and comprises every
thing in his line, andhaying been selected with
great care, and with special reference to the APP
preaching holidays, he is prepared to afford IN
JUDGEMENTS which no other house in this city
can snrpass Those who desire something very
nice for holiday presents, We advise 10 call at
No. 1S5, feeling assured that they will not
be disappointed, as Mr.. c. has made his par.
chases on such terms as to be able to sell as
cheap as the cheapest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-23

THERE was discussion at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute the ether day. The two socie-
ties combined to argue the question, "wlether
the Union ought to have been dissolved had
Fremont been elected" After many excellent
and instructive speeches, twas decided in the
affirmative, without dissenting voice
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STEAMER AMERICA

HAIIFax, Dec %, flo,clocis A. M.--The mis-
sing steamer America has not yetsbeen tele-.
grlphed below fss'
A INJURIOUS snow storm commenced last even
ing and still continues.
HAIIrAx, Dec. o, 2 o'clock p. M.-up to
this hour We have no intelligence of the steamer
America. ...s,
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ssy--. rrof. De Gra.h,. elec,rlc oM.-rn

III Prof. DE Grath's Electric OtI,-THK
MN ElKcrnc cuEssPau Is tue prtnonitor
PFoi De Gras Electric ON is the marvel Of his age. for
Cures Rheumatism often in a day
Cures Neuralgia. Toothaehe, . minutes
Cures Crainp in Stomach, 3 minutes. 9i
Cures Burns, BRUISES, Wounds, 1 to 8 days.
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, day. -t-sf z
Cures Piles, Swelled GIanis 10 days 81 q
Cures Felons Broken Breast, Rteu SIG nys cures
Plsurisy 10 days cures Asthma,
Aesess TO 10 days curr Frosted Feet Chill
trio OIL did not cure him Of rheumatism and strains
cousin and an, pain i, tbs breast IA algit.
Ask Mr. Wsch Of ltachana. II Il NOT cure him Of
Doctor said wouidds IN siort time -
Mrs. Argyle II did not reli,ye her headache
ass Mrs alaekfarJ Isnehburg, ii did not ears her
= DEAFSsss CURED. As3a :
*. NEN HAYES. May 18th, 1856.
After things, he your on few Times and
II cured hfgt entirely; cIifroap h. SCRANTON.
sell Ny EiEellc on removes all pan, once. Rheua
Ateted Is ears and Cured In one weeki Read letter
Puiia., June 9th, 1856
raiga other painful and have been
to sleep so1i or ssk any tanse for years past
slept soundls and anu IKE new, nan
Ny wife could not believe her eyes Your Electric on ha.
done IN week what the scians failed
70 do IN - years Gracefully, yours,
This on mild pleasant ann rmss Ia nrcsssti..
are al for good Children should have given chem teei
make Eerie on They know nothing OF is
their only aim seag 70 st Look Beware -
Sth street, philadelphia. removed as ayertise hy
bass scamp, Name on the and blevn In The ho;tie
and maker Of metric on 10 de World.
FiElD. : o and lAeeiilISs ss, sgsH-
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Nh DAvESPonT.- many friends, of Mr..
Edward L. Davenport, the popular actor, will
regret to learn that, while performing the part
Of "Richard the Third" at the Bowery, New
York, the other day, he sustaineda serious in-
fury TO his right eye, by blow from a sabre in
the hands of Richmond, "a Mr. McDonough.)
Il was accident, but eyinccd great careless
hess on the part of Richmond. Mr.. Davenports
Eye was at ono time thought to be ruined, but
the latest accounts represent it to DO rapidly
getting better. Hehas not performed since.