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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16

MoRoANrowY, VA, Sept. IL, 1859.
This Is 10 Ceriify: That hasc examined to
Recipe for preparing McLnnc's Improved w.
miiuge and Liver Pills by Dr.. I. Scott, who hr4
been III THE HABIT OF PREPARING ArD USING ~
ohio1NAL MEDICINES IN NY OFrIcE during the IN
THiRrCLH TEARS, and that believe he h2sJaI-
PROVED THEM. | make the abnyG stationery
the more willingly as haze no interest III NhN
uhatersr. would further state that have !c,.-
GucN!y used his CELEBRATED White CfEcAsEiAg
LINlmsNr in my practice, with tic harpicst =
iccts, and that eau conscicntio usy re cummo.i
II. {. NCLAEE, NJ. d.
!, All Tho above Medicines prepared soloiy np
der the sup"rY.aion OF Dr. |. Scott. sou ~
Druggists and Nj crcnRnts everywhere ... DO.
The genuine DR.. Z. McLaues Borrowed J. ),
Pills and Improved NermiImgc are signed Ia.
Scott Co., accompanied by certificate o.
McLanc. The genuine Celebrated White ca.
cassIan Lin1ment signed DR.. !. Scott 9 Co., No.
companied with signature of I. Scott NJ. l..
DIR. |. SCOTr & CO.,
Sole Propriciors,.
Bank Place, MOrgGutown, Va.
January ], 1886.
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TR UST sale OF 4
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,

IN PRESTON COUNTY.
l Pursuance to the provisions Of a Deco of
Il Trust, executed by Harriet A. II. DuvaI to
The subscriber. Ms Trustee, Tor the u-e of
Joseph Thomas, dated The 4lh day Of No.
rember, 1884, and now If reroid in the
Comfy oi Preston, ] will sell. al rublic
auction, 4" the highest builder for cash, be.
fore tn" Court House in Kingwood.
.. 400 Acres az A.and,
known us the Joseph Thomas Farm, ad;oin.
ING me Mhr' li"d Line and near HE Rail
Road. The Land i we'll ,imbrred. Refer.
ence eau br had to sa' d drrd. TIE ,;,ir i
believed +" b. i, good, but selling a. Trustee. /
VIII sell such title as is vested m me- nndrr
said deed. Sail sale will be made on the
FIRST Day OF THE CiECUIT CoUgr OF Pes.
ton colLty. SPRING TsRM 1857.
DAVID FREELAND Trustee.
July 10. 1856 Sc Is.
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is Coming!

The Hon. JOHN S. CARLILE will
address the people Of Monongalia. at
Morgantown on the FOURTH MON
DAY IN AUGUST next, (Court-day)
IN advocacy of American principles
and the election Of Fillmore Il Donel-
son.
BD" COME, all who wish to hear
the issues of this Presidential canvass
and the claims Of the candidates ably
and fairly discussed--COME and hear
the distinguished American Congress
man from Virginia. Let all come and
hear the AMERICAN side of the
question.
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~ IN tnt /!
Kansas War Over, and Peace Declared!
r. +. & N BERKSHIRE.

II. l.. q n EERKSTTTRT r.
"OuLD respectfully infnrm the public and
w friends generally that they have, and are
receiving, an excellent stock OF
Gr0cerics, GOHIccxi0n0rieS,
&C., comprising almost every article for family
use. OF excellent quality, and will sell to cash
paying and prompt customers as low as can be
bought IN town "r country. Their purchases are
carefully made, and consequently none but good
articles are kept Tor sale. They re determined
to sell ow for cash, ard hope they may continue
to merit liberal patronage
1t is hoped that those indebted to us will call
ana settle their accounts Immediately, which
VIII enable US to keep up good assortment o {
famiiy 6roceres, Variety Goods, &c. We arc
anxlons to settle up with all our customers, and
as FAR as possible, do a cash trade, which is bet
ter both for buyer aud seller.
.-.... r. l.. 81 N. BERKSHIRE.
Morgahtown, July IL, 1856.
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| M M lGRATION;
ITS EVILS and CONSEOUENCE

The above is the title Of r valuable lttJp work
Just issued from The Press Of Robert NJ De lyItt,
Gate De Witt Davenport l60 aud i82 Nassau
street, New York. The book Us valuable bccause
IL is clear, argumcntatIvp aud inrrItlp backed
up by figures Facts from Census Repprts and
other reliable documents, aud free from eAtravi-
gact statements or false assumptions. Tho bonl;
is nightly spoken ofby Members Of Congress nnd
others who ought to know It's value, as tho fol.
lowing VIII shows
LEE THERE DE LIGHT.
we sn'Join the recommendation of the lead
ing American Members Of Congress:
We, the undersigned Members Of Congress.
have examined the work 10y DR.. Busey OF this
CITY, entitled "lmm'gration; its Evils and Con-
sequences" and cheertuIiy recommend it In tho
Americans as Il valuable computation OF facts
and statistics upon some of the important ques-
tons OF the day.
G. y. HAVEN, IIUMPunEy M,Rsu,,
JAcop BR0oM, JouN =. C.RrIs,r
+. x. XoLLicorrER, j, MoRRtsuN I,po,.
JoHS VI. CLAYTON. ..... .''.E' 00''"
Published by Il. NJ. De Wirt,-puce 20 cents
per copy. '
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Sore Legs Sore Breasts. Wounds aad ule..s.
rites ana Rts!st2rys.

These and other distressing complaints ctu
I've eitoctnaily cnrod ftho Ointment DO vel! r,,p4
bed over the paI:s affected and by o!nern. 81
following tnc p!;lGd directions around cacs
pot ..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

standard iparer = true, and noble. ana 'a''io.,s
- 4r.,,be..t the breath If life Throughout the
entire canvass. Mlllard Fillmore ha- 'Ah''''eo
thase high principles, that devotion 10 truih ana
,bat lows If the whole country, which character
ICED his model administration. Never las he
onor .weryed from the right course. Every sen
timent he uttered since Denominations shows ihe
lufliest patriotism, and not one sentence hhs ne
spoken, which can BE-. in the least, Objectionable
to a lover of the Union Of these states
-Four Dag has gone down. il sunk in glorious
cause. w would rather be defeated IN such
cause Than to triumph ii wrong We wouI rain.
or be- beaten fighting for Fillmore and the Ton
stifn,ion. ihau IL gain victory with til" enemies
Of our clotous Union. Bu, We ,hail hope Tor a
victory until the polls are heard from, believing
IN tn. Intelligence and patriotism of the Anefi-
eau people we hope that when the smoke q TIE
battle shall have been lifted from the field and
the result of the conflict fully known. W" shan
be nhlp to chronicle victory OF truth over error
Of patriotism over demagognrsm, Of the cansu-
tutinn oyer its enemies- DnHriHe Register.
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| From a Cape ot Good Hope Paper
FrsyhlfuI Death by o. Lion

On Friday morning -overal Wagons, forming
pRrt of the second division of the command. left
M"oi River Dory far the lager Mariko. They
rode III" 6rs' evening NJ fern Ret Spruit n no
led place for on-. MIR Philip Van Collier ard his
brother wishing Ia proceed in-pann"d their
g"n- about midnight, although they were strong
" advised by their companions not Ia ride h'-
fine morning. They had scarcely ridden nm hour
vii. II the oxen were suddenly frightened. Pm p
Van Collier jumped off his wagon aud eni.avor,d
To turn them, but mol succeeding in doing So,
spr ing upon the wagon trip. from which lie must
have Immediately been dragged by large lion
with such force rs to break ono of the trap rim-.
He WAS heard to cry out twice for help but in the
confusion OF the mom' Mt WINS not missed, his
brother Adolpbe being busy at tho time on
hor-ebnck rudragoriug 10 stop the oxen, which
were going nj n ienffd rate through the weld.
With much difficulty be succeeded in doing So.
md then returned TO hook for his mi sing BROTH
er,whose body he found about daybreak. Hud thu
Inn orouching about twelve yards from it. With
FEELING Of desperation be levced his gun and fir
cd ut the animal.
he aim good. aud, II, the bnl passed
III ongh il head i, fell down upon tho spot On
coming neai,r 10 his brothers bo1y,ihe poor mnn
was sadly shocked Mt It's matilntrd condition, the
lou having carried il a long distance, and then
devourod the greater portion. III" remain, were
hastily conveyed to town, and upwards uf eighty
persons attended the funeral Poor Philip Van
Collier loves widow mud seyoiHl children II de-
plore the loss and his melancholy end
=. S.-Wr have lenrned since that, previ Us
10 the oxen becoming frightened the lion firei at
tucked, without nuy provoeation Adplphe Nun
Collier aud three other men who were riding GA
h'r-eback some distance in front of the wagon.
Having unfortunately NJ guns with them, TINY
jumped off their horses and ,to1d between them
and the lion. Tho lion, how appeared mure
anxious 10 attack them than th'ir horses. on
which they shouted aud threw their hits ~ him.
aud afterwards fired thu gra-s, when he lef them
md went Ia III "Hgon. The surrounding cauu#
try being all occupied, the ous appear To hnye
concentrated Themselves at his spot, where they
nrc extremely bold.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

James Mcdonald was brought hrtnre the Nav
or on the charge of nttudinF himself IN the house
of DR. Pnrchcr. and refusing To 20 nut when
qlr-ted lie stated that he was sick aud went
There to see the doctor to get medicine; aud
il wa supposed that he under the iuhu,nce
of'luor at the time. When asked what he bad
i .ay IN explanation OF hi conduct, he replied
/ at he had much 10 say, and proceeded IL give
brief account If his hfc and travels from which
we gathered the following particulars.
lie hu~ been nusienn, hutis now pension
cr. Wa, born in the city of Gl-row in Septcm=
Der, l749, and served N The wars ut Nnpoleon.-
lie joined the army in 1901, and served under
Joseph Bonupalte in Spnin. He was at the h,t.
lie # Corunnn Salamanca aud f,linio. Was
al the battle of Brandy wine, where he was wound.
ed IN the hip. and had his leg broke. He was
also Mt the bate AT Guilfora Courthouse, and lot
his left eye at the battl" # Cowpeus mud billcl
the man that wounded him. He was MISC at the
battle Of Long Island, White Plains. Stony Poin'
Kings Bridge, Trenton, Princeton, aud Camden.
Was also AT l., XIugton, where he wounded
concord, and Bunker lllf, where he Jaw Gcner#
al Warren die IN the arms of old Putnnm He
knew Cen. Jackson, and Wa Intimate with him;
and has II son now living near Nashville, who j.
| eighty years OF age. He gets S2O n month -
pension, being pen,ionor for both the reNpln
tinnary and the war If 1912. lie has been
residing IN Boston since 1890 and i now on III
~ w '''l''' ~ 'i' lhl i''Nf ~ blllDluE hWHN
n great grand daughter, who Is 81 years old, 10
live with him and take care [ him in his old ugr.
Her name i Elizabeth Murray and she i widow
with two children. He i >till stout and robust
for his age.and can walk twenty live miles "a day
He still limps, from the effects of wound re
ceiyed at Lundy's Lane. He Is now l07 years
old, and still retains his sight in his right eye.
the only one be has, and never wor, spectacle.
He was married in Pennsyl, ania in 1863 and had
two sons and five daughters, two OF whom are
still ving,a son and n daughter. The survivin.,
daughteri is residing IN Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
an! has been married three times. and has II
large family. He says he has taken nm occasion.
al soldiers drink all his life. but never 10 excess.
He enjoys good health, aud looks if he might
live To be many yenrs older. His body and limbs
lave been muiilated with five or more severe
wounds, the one in the left leg causing him to
limp yet, il being some three inches shorter then
his right one. Such is the story of an old sci
der aud a most extraordinary man, n we had It
from his own mouth, - Charleston Ne,cs, Octobsr
81
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laugh when Won WIN;
II yen lose, Nv svGu. d

While We are hea;en,our country and the right
stand strong in the affections of the great major
ity of the American People. sectonalism is re
huked. Partisan theology is rebpked. Commerce
and trade, labor aud manufactures thrive ani
prosper. We look out upon thirty onc States.
and thirty one stars Ia represent tdem upon Il
Union flag, fying ia the breezo. and in the mid-t
of our misfortunrs find abundant cause for con
-gratulaiidi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10
Political YiiIniiIr.

The affidavit of four respectable mechanics OF
FLORIDA, who applied for work in the government
workshops states that the reason assigned for
refusal was that they were, opposed to the pres
snt administration and that Master Workmen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

Inc New York Express urges tho oouservu
i've opponents OF Democracy and Sectionalsm
not to despair. Defeated TO day we re-orcani,e
Tomorrow We have both heart and hope for
future work. We say 10 eui f,onde, stand FRI,
BE not cast down, nos dismayea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

peaches. y pounds; Of dried app',s "a pound;
Uf enions. 81 pounds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

dare not employ men who differ from them IN POI
itics. But the Civil Engineer minated that Il
they Joined the Keystone Club or brought re-
commentator from IT. they might be employed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

Arrived In this city on Friday evening last
one Robtr, Vote Early Ridgrway, formerly of
Richmond. The Prisoner in the custody of
Mr.. Examiner Hughes. who was charged by GOV
Wise to deposit him in the original ooze of Sal,
River. While here he was incarecrnted III the
Norvpll House, and there received the condo.
lence of numerous sympathiElng friends. The
unhappy man conducted himself with truly
Christian for,itude and resignation uitering HE
virw- upon the topics of the day with a calm and
even cheerful voice He spoke Of the Democrat
ic party without the least resentment, and when
Gizzdrds name was mentioned only turned his
head TO weep-as we supposed-but it appeared
he desired simply blow his nose This he did in
a manner at once dignifed and easy. e,inoing
not the slightest i'll will against any rnembrr If
.he human family. When told that Illinois had
gone for Fremont he merely felt of his ehin. and
Expressed u wish that the barber bad shaved him
more clearly that morning. As a spectacle of
meeknrss. combined with valour, we could not but
regard the whole demeanor of the victim as NOR.
ally sublime. Pity that qualities So sublime
should be lpst, as they soon will be. in the saline
sources of stresm which shall be nampless.-
Shame, that Rdgeway should undergo the fate
off OTIS wife. The last words of the wrctched
man, a. we took leave Of him, reminded ~ forc
lily and touchingly Of the diving words of Napo-
icon. They were not exactly Head of the Ar.
iny'-but Head of Salt River" Peace 10 his
PARTICLES
So sooc may &c follow
When Bob's gone as'rny,
And from Sans broken culrcrt
The stones drop away;
When true hearts departed
To Salt River have gone,
Oh who would inhabit
This bleak world alone,
Simply to ''VoTE EARLY
And the issue benoan?
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Rcn9oNn NARHeT5, Noy. 7.---CJax-{ A.. ,.,,.,o s
$50 70 cts.
FLoua--Sales have been ycrf limited for III, M.
day or 40 in consequence of the ,tfnes, # ho,er.
We quote nj &c. though the latter nas te,a. ss
fasel IF lot Of choice t3-dtv.
4oBAeco.--Nessrs. Wintree 1 Watkins renor, p.
ceipt 5na'L Oh Lags s9Ge - Ieaf common j.
midtiia2 Qualities, Sl3@ - Fine Shipping. l61 =
Cool aad Fire Manufacturing Sl6lha25 - lol n.
an scarce The new crop is coming 10 rnarlc,5##.a
freely this week in loose state. We qsote PRINT
at s5G.6} common TO middling leaf - 36,II. g..
and tine qualities Sll9ml3i + looG. ".
four hhds. last Friday for John G TaHor rfCa.
land, atSl Il for hid Tugs, shor. .-, a. -
and hhds shipping Tor ST..
"HEAr.-Ne quote before, at
though the millers o-day were more rgiiia ru,#
animation Of samples, and prices may be iea.r.e5
having rather downward tendency
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKzT, Nov. 6.-But
ehange has taken place in the prices 90 live si#.#
since the quotations of last week The offerings
beeFe5 at the scales to-day reached lO5o lead Of
winch % we're forwarded to New Iork 80 soIit5
grazers, and the balance 9l0 head sold to Baltn6..
ohlchers at prices ranging from 50 to 81 . on taa
ho1f equal to 5G9S8 % net, and averaging s.
gross. \ lot OF T. head Of extra Cattle obafr4
higher figures. Hogs-About 100 had oaere. If
tae scales to-day, and sales at 5o@SS II lo5 fl.
sheep dull, ana Saes to-day at 2 900, g % p IN
lbs gross.
NEW York MARKGrs-The Enropcai. roys roc.
Cd Yesterday per Canada produces ne Seeded ele,
upon the cotton market 50 far as price. wqr, 49,
eefned The advance in Liverpool va not cons Izr-
ed sufficient 10 fully couuterA5lance Tie high rates
demanded here. The sales embraced 900 btles.
9a'ea ehleny upon mlddling nPlauls at about =
Il ~. The news depressed the market for bre =
statis, ANA the prices OF flour fell oil fully Sc @
per barre!. Wheat was about , cent. Der b.. 81
lower and corn reeeded 10 zoe Ii he for We.
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4 a..,,er frnm r,.,. Cnn,,c. mibhnra. Mi-.icn.

human, 10 ms aiUeI, Joseph KoNhso TsQ9 ~ H'
city been handed for publication, from which We
make the following extracts FrOrdeRcs JourH0L
NEWTON. Naulmaiu. June g. 1919
DFAR FATHFR-Wil kindly to Mr. Davis that Mrs
uinharl aud myself indeed might add ~. no
with us feel grateful for the box OF PAN k"r he gave
A.; when left ou1 native BurnHh have used It
eougs colds, violent internal pains, nacr complaints
Lnrn bruises Tor the sting OF scorpions with uniform sue
The only pasn OF the stomach which Mrs Hi
las had in Burmah instantly relieved by re Pam
Killer We always keep where can put our hands ohu
the dark. need be Although taok Mr.. Nesbts box
when he retained 10 America yet II all gone pu three or
bottles and that would have been gone Long had
with it The Kacne beginning 10 ,aan
aud call il, but have To feN then, except ii
dussa could not th k Of being wIth iii n.
sold Druggi,ts, aud M-,icuo Dealers
vh.... iuoy DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

Philadelphia mechanic la, constructed Il
hnrse shoe in such manner that II requires ~
mails. a. can be put on without the MD Of black
smiths. Attached to the shoe is ilonge extending
around the hoaf and at The bach IF fho haist.'s
foot Is iont, held IA it. place hv screw which
allows the shoe to open and close So ns "a. ae.
oomnodai" itself 10 the sizn of the hoof Between
the plate isa layer Of gutta pereha. for thu. pnr
pos" Of preventing injury 10 the hoof or leg of the
nor" by conclusion whle running over Ltrl
ROADS or streets. ltr mechanism il very simple
/ md the application of gatta pe,oba n new ard
ingenious idea.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

Srantiinr 4, Ion fnN, ~ "N'hENoS LANFoEl
inrb Plat ~ i6nf '.'''''.2la u IL ) #H
II inch Plank T. l0f tret............ 5--t -
II inch Plank = l0aiert............... 49,.
II inch Plant r. 'udts.t. ..........-.. .... -
,neu -, ~ i'' 5's '-.,'..',.,' H,n r. -
inch Wcat'tzrn iIttS 3 loo feet. a,
Heart Pine IuHhcr y 100 feet.... -
TobTrca Box Plank y 100 feet. Az ,
HID Slaves t. l00 ;tr; ............. a, ~"
HID Hoops " ............ -" a
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Ayers Gbcrr, Pcct0rai.-We believe ihis 10 Dc
excellent parstion and shall therefore not hesitate %
Ii Ia been Tested In numerous
instances city and in several which have come nhuer
~ has accomplished what Other popular
medicines and some sbff physicians had t'dto
perfect CO. Of apparently tohhfmea
COZ snu lon 1t tho only medicine r his seasc winch we
can heartily recommend ffmPcyaHc' ddr0eate, Prgr'dae
s.d&elt
WE aye nn,heyised To announce JOHN II;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

G"ecn an liark I1s PM mp In j. ma III "a 49,.
- eas are The Hnest imported by re peain 1ea emma
t""llfs IS h. wish sam,tlng realy dar are i'm, tied IN
' ,,. TOT ''.s ny JdH& II. SEAI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-10

T,
i i"'ts lthenm2tit Liuuent TurfOl Mustang and Ara
an Lmmen Nerve Boue I.nimcnt l. &c for s't h.,
JOIN H. SEAY,
NY 'Na DfuHof,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

CPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-On
- a.. b.t ts q the Hudson tswburrh. belonging 70
TIE Estate ~ VIM THAlt dec--sei with ten thirty
fry I've o. LAND Hons hrit OF quar-d With
wings Chote Fu,t Tire Fsb Potf. AMI vin-yd q oo
GrnIe Vines full be ,i adjoining the besun CjuLtry
Seats Of " s. Delsno ard Y Belts. esqs Aprly TO A.
BIEtcKpRk Co No Broad St, New ork, or BY mail to
JOHN q. THAYER, ct Ne Ebursh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

OFFICE OF TUE RspusLIc FIRElxsulAIcE Co., - !
No. u Wsllst, 10th January, 1850
TyHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY
Il declared 0 DIVIDEND Of FORTY-EIGHT Pen CENT
10 policy holders the Of their premiums paid on pot
ces susd BY this and which have terminated v1tor
the year ending tie 5iss December. 1853 Avn -r,--
They have declared + sthsr dividend o. Sx AND
QUARTERS PER CENT on ~ Capital Stock, payable 70
their shareholders In essh and scrip on demand.
They have also declared dividend Of SIX PEI OEN0
saah on the amount u Outstanding scrip 49,,
principal with capital provides that sar payment o. IN
sree its esps the remaining profits sAs 20 annually s
the scrip Issued therefor 70 Be paid OF ant the amount
together with the capital, shall exceed ONE MILLION W
DOLLARS .,n..
CASH CAPITAL, $50 ,O0O-WlTH LAEok schfLos.
r8Usrres.
Cbaries IL HusssIl. James Warren,
Daniel b Fearing Arthur Lesry
William II. Russell, n W. Haniiton'
Augustus c. Downing, Uenntns Duef,
G.sav.y r. Lamar John Steward, IT,,
VIM Butler DuDcon, robert .; shtofs,
NH. Woifs Heuoen W timers,
Jo.i.h O.tes Daniel Drake Smith,
Joseph Gslsfd, ~ rtS.ens ~ 'o~"'
Jas. NJ Waterbury, rees hsi
Joseph Rowland, hooen ?; IG1s,
George T. Adee, ssLnrei y. nonms%
John J. Asor tr., ysSoo Antnony We
rredk A Delauo. j. r. onaoo foss9s'
"in''m H. wy ROBERT q HONE. frsade.A
D. p CuRnY Secretary.
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lake GEORGE SUMNER i % s HOTEL ~
IL the UNTTEp STATES. 90. ., ~ TIT n. sosd
teps' offer, and de.e5 the noJ;S ~' for Ws's1CaT
.as,pii.hmert Inquire Of boHEMUS SiAoN' NO.
Psrk-plsce.
GUNNER BOARD at OYSTER BAY, l.. IL
= Families and Others can be furnished Win 1000 bVAhD
beautiful village situated Long Island Sound.
as miles from NswYot and easy Of access By .esmso.t o,
n,Sv Located with saltwater bathing convenient For
0e,senIsr, apply to DR. WELLINGTON No 50 East i2hs
=, adde's w If A.. Box No S6fs PostOhice-
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Gouses an6 farms i11anteo.

HOUSE WANTED-A frst-class tbree-story
IL House the side of the city wanted WI, either
lease purchase Possession required about the LIST
O. September Apply to
YOUNG, SCHULTZ l. Co, No. 81 Ferryst.
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Jron RaiIina an0 Jron furniture.

T,HE NETWORK FOUNDRY, IRON-RAIL-
i ING and FURNITURE WORKS, furnish ell kinds Of
CAST spd WROUGHT IRON WORK, for Buildings; great
er variety Iron Railing than any other establish
'"eN' - ''' SANFORD TABB. No. 81 Gresnest
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? R. PALMER's ADVERTISING AGENCY.

w. "A CAaD-TO The PCbtlc-The repeater ,nser
rurots sua sunoysrces which the busne men OF re.
York are by mportrase agents and pso
sbers cards advertisements and subscrpoos MS
become o. am cor WINGED ntoerabe nuisance so far az
my Asstcy b concerned. hereby give fUbLiC NoriSh
rewvpsper which agent Advertisers and subscriber,
respectfully invited TO apply at the AGENCY OF ~ sefs9
they wf be waited upon by addressing " b. fALAEn M
vtrtisir Agent Tribune Buildings Now York
WILLIAM ii. MERRITT, ESQ.,, who in lS4i
w AID 1872 studied Law In Boar Germany will please sena
his ejdsss B0. No 1924 New York Postonice wheIe DC
VII. lesp SOMETHING Of INTERESrto hun