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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-05-21

CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Washington Hall Building Market St.,
SteubenviHe, Ohio.
nan he found the largest, best and cheap
v est stock of Home Made and Eastern
work ever offered in this market, consist
ing in part of Gents, Ladies', Boys and
Children's wear, of every variety and
style and we are determined to make it
to the INTEREST Of all TO pATRoNIsE the
CITY SHOE STORE.
D. SCOTT.
N. B. A complete assortment of TRAV-
ELING TRUNKS, of the various styles,
always on hand. my6;wtf
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"MINERAL WATER AT KELLs' MED.
IcAL HALL.-Ladics and gentlemen,
young and old, handsome and homely,
single or double, one aud all are invited 10
take notice that, this day, the 2lst Of May
iS56-according to the Gregorian Cal
endar--at the Medical Hail of OLIVER
KELLs, fountain is opened and flowing
in rich abundance. All who thirst are
invited to come and partake, for a very
small price--a mere fraction. We pity
the man whose taste is so vitiaied that he
will pass by such delicious fountain and
indulge in the use of strong drink. Let
all hands meet tonight at KelIs' Mineral
Fountain-there is the place to enjoy a
glass Of beSerage-paliiable to the taste
without producing any vicating effect
upon the appetite.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Certificate of Ralph Lute, Esq.,, Editor
tor" " Spirit Of the Times" Lronton,
IRoNToN, OCTOBER 80, 1854.

1RoNToN, OCTOBER 80, 1854.
DR.. j. G. Jackson Dear Sir-The
Bitters are in great demand here. In addi.
tion to the quantity sold by Maxley & Bar
Der, your agents, the two other stores sell
more than any other medicine. | find they
are much used by convalescent fever pa
tients to rebuild their broken constitutions.
| have used during the last summer, in my
own family, four bottles. They were re-
commended to me first by neighbor. at q
time when my system was much debilita-
ted from the effects of severe Bilious
Fever. They gave me an appetite: resto-
red a tone and vigor to my whole system.
In one Of the September numbers of my
paper, related my experience of the good
effects Of the Bitterp. since which time
they have had a large sale, and have now
become the standard medicine in this vi
cinity..
In conclusion, would say that feel
great pleasure in giving you this testimo.
ny Of the value and success of your prep
aration. Respectfully, yours,
RALPH Lutte.
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DcnresRioh al Snirita.


The proprietor in calling The attention Of
the public to this preparation, does SO with
feeling Of the utmost confidence in It's virtues
and adaptation to the diseases for which it IL
recommended.
1t is no new and untried article, but one
that has stood the test Of ten years trial
before the American people, and les reputation
and sale is unrivallcd by any similar prepara-
tIons extant. The testimony in its favor Civ
en- by the most prominent and we'll known
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the
country is immense. and careful perusal nf
the Almanac, published annually by the pro-
prietor; and to be had gratis Of any Of his
Agents, cannot out satisfy the most skeptical
that this remedy is really deserving the great
celebrity it has obtained.
Principal Office and Mandatory. No. 20
Arch st., Philadelphis, Pa.
Sold by Hering d Melvin, Steubenville,
VIM. NJ. Blackburn, Bloomfield, Smith Lyon,
Richmond aprl6nl5y2.ly
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TJOHN HALsrEAD has just received d
a very large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, and very cheap. Advertisement
next week. 1DE
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CITY HOTEL.
VITY dUTEI.
Corner Of 5mi.hfeld and Third streets, Pitts
burgh, Pa.

burgh, Pa
HENRY BEARES, Proprietor.
THIS commodious and popular house
Il located in central part of the city. con
venient to the Rail Road Depots, River and Pack
at Landings, court house, Post4 Telegraph Off
ces has been refitted and well furnished through
out and is open for the reception of guests.
The proprietor hopes, by strict attention to
the wants Of his guests-superior dining room
accommodations - servants polite, respectful
and attentive-comfortable lodgings-to secure
proportion Of patronage, and respectfully
asks TO be tried. Omnibusses always In readi
ness to convey passengers to all parts Of the
city. Porters always in attendance, .....
Jan. 2. '56 p, BEARES, Proprietor
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
nEIf uDn 0lVII n EIUAHlT Mr. r O

CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.
pREPARED from prescription of Sir
L james Clarke, NJ D. Physician ExtTaoVdina-
ry to the Queen. This invaluable medicine Il
unfailing in The cure Of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female con-
stituton.
1t moderates all excess, removes all obstrus,
tions, and brings on the monthly period with
regularity. These Pills should be used two aF
three weeks previous to confinement they FOR
tify the constitution and lessen the suffering
durisg labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females
during the first three months of pregnancy,
as they are sure to bring on miscarriage, but
at any other time they are safe.
In all cases Of Lervous and spinal affections
pain in the back and limbs, heaviness, fatigue
on slight exertion,, papitation of the heart.
lowness OF spirits, Mysteries. sick headache.
whites and all the painful diseases occasioned oc
by disOrdered system, these pills will effect
a cure when all other means have failed. and
although powerful remedy, does not contain
iron, calomel, antimonyS or other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each aeksge
Price in the United States and Canada, one
dollar.
Sole Agents for this country,
/. @. BALDWIN q Co..
Rochester, NY.
FUTILE &M0SEs, Auhura N. Y, General
Agents.
NIB. 81, 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
10 any anthoaized agent, will insure q bottle
the pills by return mail.
For sale wholesale and retail BY
HENING 81 MELVIN. Steubenville,
and by Druggists generally. dec. II.
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Woodwell's Furniture and Chairs,

Woodwell's Furniture and Chairs,
WHOLESALE and Retail, embracing
w every variety of Furniture, in Rosewood,
Mahogany and' Walnut, suitable for Parlors,
Chambers and Dining Rooms, equal to any in
New York or Philadelphia, and flower prices;
every article made by hand and warrented.
TCabinet Makers supplied with anyl uan-
tity Of Furniture and Chairs on reasonable ,erms
Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at tie short.
est notice.
Warerooms nos. II and7J Third Street, Pitts.
burgh. sept. 26-ly.
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New Spring Goods--1856.

nOUGHERTY & BRO, are now re-.
~ ceving their stock of Goods for Spring
Trade which is very large and desirable. con.
sisting in part Of splendid Moire Antique silks,
Floupced Robes, French Lawns, French
Chintzes, Striped and plain Bareges, Stella
Shawls, Bonnets and Ribbons, very large
stock Of Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Laces
&c. Also very large stock Of housekeeping
Goods. D0UGHERTY 4 BRO.
sprl6 Third and Market Sts., Steubenvire.
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ATTACHMENT.

ATTACH MENT.
Devine H. Cole, Plaintiff, I before J.
against ID H. Foster.
David Fleming, Defend't. J Justice Of the
Peace Of Wayne township, Jefferson coun-
ty, Ohio.
On the 10th day Of April, A, D., 1855,
said Justice issned an order Of attachment
in the above action for the sum Of seven
dollars and eighty cents.
apr2a DEVINE H. COLE.
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SPRING & SUMMER cLOTHIN0l
NEW STOCK.
u FROHMAN & co. respectfnllv In

II FROHMAN & co. respectfully In.
~ form their friends and the public that
their new stock Of clothing for the Spring and
Summer Trade, manufactured for the Steuben-
vile market at their Wholesale Establishment
IN Cincinnati, has just arrived. 1t is larger.
more varied, and embraces finer articles than
usual
The stock embraces Goats, Pants, Vests and
Hats and Gaps for men and boys, Handker-
chiefs, Crayats, Gloves, Hose, Shirts, and q
full stock Of Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Oar.
pet Sacks, Valises, Umbrellas, DC.
Frohman d Co. also keep on hand full
stock Of Cloths and Vestings, and manufacture
Clothing to order on short notice, at prices
that will be satisfactory to purchasers. Fits
warranted. .f
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to us We ASH for con.
tinuance of it. and beg to assure the public
that it will be our constant aim, by dealing
honorably, to deserve It. We may be found
at the old stand, Market street, one door east
of the Washington Hall. Give us call.
ap3O, 1856. E. FROHMAN a co,
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Dress Goods at G. & J. Scott'u.
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the fipsl
Monday Of June next, q petition will ha
presented to the Commissioners Of IelIaF,,
son county, praying for the erection Of .
Bridge across Short Creek, at the end Of
David Comly's lane. Dated this a6,h dpyl
Of fApril, 1856. M "a IA
JOHN LANNING, AZ
may7 JAMES Comfy.
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SELLERS COUGH SYRUP,
Without a Rival.
PIrTsBURoH, 18th Ward,)l
Feb. 25, 1880.

WlCn0uL q hlVal,
PITTsBUReH, 18th Ward,))
Feb. IS, 1880.
Mr.. r. E. SUBMISSION the 18th ult, I
caught very severe cold. The night fol,
lowing, I went to bed earlier than usual,
yet, Notwithstanding l had slept none the
night before, my cough was so severe that
l could not sleep, neither could those in the
room with me. Theperson sleeping with me
was SO much annoyed by my coughing, that
he got up and went to a drug store and
bought bottle of your Cough Syrup, ONE
DOSE of which, to my great astonishmeut,
stopped my cough as if by magic. Invent
to work in the morning, and am now quite
well. Yours, &C..
JOHN DEAN.
/ hereby certify that am we'll acquint.
ed with the above circumstances, and that
the statement given is true.
A. JOHNSON.
Prepared and sold by R, E, SELLERS
& Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. and for sale by Hen,
ing & Melvin.
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RETAIL PRICES FLOUR
At the Steubenville City Mills.

Pbbl Pl96Bs PlOOibs
Superfne. ...... $5,75 $3.50 2,75
Extra. 6,75 5,75 1888
Fine. e.......... 4.25 400 200
WHEAT-We are giving. to-day, IN CASH,
for best white and red wheat 10; for ordna'
ry red los. RYE--50c, CORN-27c. OATS
-l6c. ~ GEIsELMAN.
Mar26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

VIRGIN BAY, thkE NICARAGUA, Dec 20 1903.
Ayyirat IF ne fSlh1tsys q Srcrowr-- 6eITcs Wclka'
friends and Bnemiss in Niocrcgua-P POLITICS Of Prest
dent Riyos--cytmats and Drt.ss Arou.G PirGy Bay
-6oa Of Living in Nodragao-T7e Hotels, Their 7o,les
and Aaesdan,s-Prodtoe Of the Country
We left New York the 10Th inst. in the star Of the
West, bound for Greytown, where arrived he
morning Of the ooh At Greytown We took The Mcsra
gus Transit river for this place where We ar
rived en- the afternoon Of the 21st.
The voyage from New York very pleasant one.
The weather good, the fare Coed and The
we're kind and attentive On arrival here foana
40 men from California recruits for General Walker en-
their way 70 Granada They we're well differed, and
seemed in good spirits. Walker expects thousand
men in the mex. month and he will doubtless get them
The common people Of the country are generally 10
favor Of Walker, and much pleased with his sdminissr
ton Of affairs. Those who oppose him are the 700
have been feeding Of the public CRIB ~ their ves
But few Of remain the country, they having
LETT for adjoining States some for safety Others for the
purpose Of raising force against Walker All f,regDers
a. vel he clergy, are pretend " be- Waller uoen
and should be receive the recruits DO expects, there gu
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OMAHA CRY, Nebrasks Territory Dec. 20 1865.
The Death and Funeral Services Of Eli r. Doyle Ua.teds
States Marshal for Observation-Disclosures s.uhiusp.rt-
Plan TO obtain an ndorement-Secrary Cunning agointy
TO WnSLingtoa-Cold Weadter.
Nebraska the loss of OF her hest and most
efficient officers There is gloom the community
To-day Rev. William Hamilton, Of the Ot,oe aud Omaha.
Mission preached his funeral At the STATE House.
Both branches Of the General Assembly have passed
highly complimentary and deserving resolutions Owing
to the extreme incl mency Of the weather. the burial
wall not take place until tomorrow 10 O'Clock The
widow Of the deceased resigned her sudden be-
reavement than yesterday. She purposes returning to
her Carolina home the weather will permit
Colonel Doyle native of Warsaw, Pckens district
South Carolina and with the lamented Governor
y ates Marshal for Nebraska in February last and had
got his family here from their sunny Southern home only
q few months
There was very ex ,ellent plan on foot n
few days since in the Legislature hece to
carry endorsement tor somewhat UNI )pular Gov
erpor the shape joint resolution request
ing Governor fzerd to start Immediately to washi avton
and bis ability and excellent influence ia obtaining
the passage Of bill granting hundred and sixty acres
in his able 1t reached the Coun. before many
suspected the object, where 1t rests under Discus
sion. He has not the most remote idea OF going should
IL He knows well the capital of would
be- by respectable majority moved from here befnre no
had got half there and he would lose the exercise OF
the promised power to veto the bill Secretary Cunning
talks OF stsrtiag 10 Washington in fe days and il
there is anything to accomplish by wirepuog be is ths
1t il still severely cold The thermometer ranges from
10 10 20 degrees below all the time. m,u named
Rankin, understand, purposes making application for
the vacant Marsbalship of Nebraska. ,
bsve copy OF the memorial TO be introduced to sew
er Nebraska, and unite portion OF the 10 Kansas
and viii seno digest thereof by tomorrow mail.
kspsss Ia quiet. IKE.
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ARRIVAL or THE EMPIRE CITY.

One Millisn Dollars On Froight-News from
New Grenada and Pcru-shlp Ashore ~
Cape Florida, 80, sc.
The United States mail steamship Empire CITY LEFT As
pnwan with the United States mails 81 l89, 600 trea
sure, and 2io passengers, (rsceved from Pacific mail
steamship sonora) Thursday January s. at midnight
and arrived At this port Sunday the lath at midnight
The Sonora left San Francisco December 20, at
P. NJ, and arrived at Panama January 8, at 2A.h.
The passengers BY the Empire City, on her outward
trip crossed the sthmus in three hours and left PAna
ma on the Golden Age at p n. LIST nst which steamer
was by the Sonora the morning OF the I'd, all
WELL
On the afternoon Of the 9th large ship ashore
about ten miles north Of Cape Florida.
The Empire City has experienced very bosterous wea
Their during the entire passage and for the last three
days has encountered succession Of heavy gales from the
Eastward.
The Philadelphia lett AspinwA for Havana three hours
ahead OF the Empire City.
The Empire Siy detained ten hours of Sandy Hook
waiting for pilot.
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City has the following

ADDRESS OF THE PASSENGERS TO CAPTAIN HOwES.
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE C1TY, Jan. J. 1885,
CAPTAIN ELISHA HowEs:--
DEAR SR-The undersigned, passengers, avail them
selves of the occasion of their arrival at Aspnwa 10
congratulate you upon the that has attended
your first command Of passenger steamship. as well as
TO express their recognition Of the qualities and fitness
for command displayed BY you during the voyage.
To your constant vgilaHce skill and attention Is owing
much the of security have constantly enjoy
ed notwithstanding the passage has been most bos
rous; heartily bear willing testimony to your
endeavOrs alleviate the discomforts from
a sea voyage.
We trust you may long enjoy the present. or simi~r
command, and Wishing yoa and yours happy New
Year, we remain very truly yosr friends,
j. P. Haven, B. Washington,
j. D. SanbOrD, Horace p. Russ
Vim. Hewitt, VIM. G. Smith,
w. Martin John G. Hszelton,
Z. w. Torrey, Daniel c. Booth,
F.r McCann, John Kelly.
Jthn Bevans.
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The PLANET SATURN The Almanacs say that
Saturns rings will be visible all Of this year. with
the aid OF telescope, their southern surface being
now TUNED towards the earth. This planet will be
evening star until June "a, then morning star
until December 81, then evening star until the
rings Of the planet are of vapor, or Of some sub.
stance as light or lighter than steam, which " Kept
In it's place by the centrifugal force On the one ham
and the ceDtripetal on the other. The body OF the
planet itself Il Ia calculated, is of about the dent-
W and weight OF u body Of cork Of the same siz'
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Political Intelligence.

TWO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS IN MISSOURI
The Renton and snti-Benton wings Of the democratic
party Missouri have bo.h called their state
to Jefferson City the 2lst Of april next I,
seems 10 be question whether these conventions
viii fuse or wneher they viii make separate nomna.
.ons Gobernatorisl and subordinate State officers
Two Governors IN wIscosHN.- Wisconsin now rejnioes
elected by the people and ano
~ me state CanvasseTs. Both Bashi3ed and Hars.o
have ater the oath OF Office, and Dotn will probably
trspsmlt messages TO the Legislature. And he senate
heing republican viii doubtless receive Basnsords and
the Assembly Barstows there will be pretty kettle
Of fsh The Supreme Court will have to decide bot geen
the eontes, ants for executive honors.
Hen john 5. Wells The democratic candidate Tor Gov
ernor n New Hampshire, 10 stamping tue State. He
spoke for nearly hours Lancaster on paesday
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NEWS FhOM PERU.
THE PROPOSED SALE OF THE CHINCHAs--aUANO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEBr-AORE ABOUT
THE GERMAN COLONY.
In introducing to the National Convention OF Peru
bill to authorize the sale Of the guano on the Chinch
Islands, Sr Roca made the following stassments:--
The net produce Of ~ guam, 70 Peru, sold in Eng
land Is S23 O5 in the United States II il only $2l O
The loss to Peru by peris OF the se waste in loading
trsnshipment, &C., calculated 1t twelve per cent.
The quantity Of guano the islands IL thus estima
ed-he north island according to the estimate OF Sr
Farsguet French engineer, 49, ATT tons; the Middle
iand according the estimate Of ST. Castauon Canas
and others, tons the South island according
to the same authority, 1884, Total 100 TONS
From Official RETURNS i appears that the quantity
ported from November 1858, TO October 1850 was $780,
0OO or two years 80 900 toms valued at 000
The national debt Of Peru at the present time is
SAG $780, the yearly interest Of which is 81 10l $780,
monster contract had been entered into between the
Peruvian government and German, named Schultz in
conjunction with Jjurra, Peruvian for the colonization
Of the region OF the Anazons and their tributaries ia the
eehborhOOd Of Chancha Mayo and Cuxco at the foot OF
the Andes with 600 robust emigrants Of the Roman
Catholic faith The is to pay the cost OF the
transportation, which they to refund at the expra
ton Of FIVE yesrs (eanfine paying moderate interest
on the amount thus loaned except $780, with which the
State presents them.
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OUR GRENADA CORRESPONDENCE.

GRENADA, Jan. IL, 1886.
1As Chon,ales Gold Aines-Their Extent and Loca,ton
kuSasof an Ancient Cly-Mr. Squisrs ond his Idol
CsrscSs Relscs-5hc RipGs Emeuae-General Wrg;er' s
ixrosq1s-The Neao Mint Contract-colenel Wheclsr's
Posiion-A Via to Commodore PauIdiy.
was unable TO communicate with you BY the Lass
mail because of the fact that at the time of tbs sailing
of the steamer was absent tour ID the Interior,
a.d could send any point OF communication with
She steamer Ny tour was in the mining country OF
Gbontales and from what there satisfied that
the billy country Of N icaragua will become Sc
soud California It is rich in gold and silver mines be-
yend doubt, and grazing country cannot De sur
passed.
Near LSbertad in Chontales TO be the ruins
ancient city, such Stephens describes in his IN
terestDg work this country and the inhabitants re-
port that many such ruins exist that have been
brought the notice Of the public Only about three
miles from this city discovered yesterday several
seulptured isges and little searching would PROBABLY
bring 10 light Others There is lying the Plaza in
ss city block Of stone which has been scupsured into
She simitude Of frghtu monster and which it il said
was set up by Mr. squiers in contemp. Of the
mandment TO the contrary. We call /. "Squers' god )"
Seriously however, there is great field for the curou
N things antique here in Nicaragua; and some of Ia
sasass Of the United States would speni little OF their
time ON their continent that they wtll insist on
v.st,nei Europe for the benefit Of themselves
Abe world nor science Il would be much TO their disd
vantage.
day or two ago news reached here that there was
force Of armed men the San Juan river, who mad
been attempting TO levy contributions on the rhas
tants and on traders. From what ] can learn Of Tn /,
STAIR IL seems that hair Drained young man, one Ri
vxs SON Of the present President has collected toge-
fher force Of two three buIdred men armed Them
and from the natives several bogo In which be s
cruising the river robbing every one who Is not
srepg enough 70 oppose him. IL Is aid u DC IBIS nten
ton 10 attack the Transit Companys steamers but he
has thus far made ate mp 50 tar as we can learn IL
= MT yrobabe that he will for toe news of
Mis- movements reached here, General Walker sent de-
tsebnent Of men armed with rifles in search Of him
These soldiers have YET returned, but they Will ne
sure TO track no the band At once
The last steamer brougbt 10 more than hupdred re-
erui,s for the army and II il expected that more WI
arrive by the next steamer from the states and tanor
~ Tie suocess OF the democratic or slker party Is
no longer matter Doubt All the five states OF Cen
usI Aesica bned could not raise force enough
~ drive Walker frem Nicaragua and II ~ becomicg Fe
q. 5erssood that here Is ns opstfdg for the invest
mspt OF On Several gentlemen who represent 10
,sen capital now more looking up chances Of invest
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STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON THE WFsTERs WA
rYns ire Louisville Courier gives statement the Sc
1os dsasiers that have occurred the Western wa
,ers during be last SIX mon liz. The t details tue loss
Of srfy boats The value cf which estimated At
800 these dsssers ioc}o6e also the tniry-fye
49, rr,rau
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The cum tota 70 loss Of III qsnpoa ate ok.
elusive OF fstboa, involving the ~s Of lo7 ives and
d operty TO the Amount % s2,578, 100.
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pet ofices have been established at Eawlsyso ~
Hfoore county: Japgord, Erie county md Haupo4nge
uf ok county Ee~ ork ssd the Post once a. Wocd's
slse Clinton county, has been Discontinued
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NEWS FROM PERU.

rally benefited than BY making concessions to large
companies.