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'ONE or TIlE FEST PuEGATINk AND LIVER MEDl-
~ GLNhs now beiere 'e Pe. ie sn.Sly pn sASIoEI's
ehseT iai"er and more sfrrt,sl trn ry etleF n'sdi
= Rem, y, actrs first tie Lirer jet n'cthI
iauvr, e Tire stomach tow, carry GihAt
stins Of most Cati,nISs i, ,trs.-t, ~. rs ~
rurgrs it, mrs, WIEN taken daily III
,csrs will strengthen aud build II up With unu.
- Dr.. SANFoAD's IxvicoRA7nR is compounded entirely
Hfrcn ut " articles of IN, d'ctre, namely, Gpmf
some Idea Of the Strength Of these gums IBy
e cd when It Is known that one bottle Of The lnyieorator
- oll.l Wiihout any OF its delet, rious effects.
Though possessing Tare medicinal powers these Guus
prescriptions ultil used IN lie iOi oiitInFio.
- orgtar, ptieI net with ruel IS
to induce tile proprietor IL Off, II family nydicLe
- tried aiI kuown III It's effects. 1t us rarely
Indigestion being cd by detHnetd LIg6r s cured
p>>Vllsn the LIVER Is tActttd TO action.
nndes proof hat the xtlecklIoh retyes ibis distass
le aay troubled with dice InyIsoTAtor
LeEnaty one week, and their skin wilt begin to
Cs;t5sIiyss can be permanently cured by the It,go
r6tor. TaEc small retirinS and ssiEts
atnre in her operations BY gradually diminishing lie
ana regraTiy clock WORK Sick Headashe Is
'ordtor, witch eorreetS all sedty and Stprness Of he
= For az overloaded stomach it hiss no equal, ss re-
= li,rSs an oppressive uneasy feeling after eating
heartily FoT family m,cine generally alIS 10 tile
TX SsSTORD's l&vIduEATnE to reeontaendtd
as Su[s Tor Liver eoiiatsi ard all dsenats arising
from u seHsed Liver tle 80 many f
our ~ lseals Ia It's IHTOr, drcel totr3 and nov
Is certain HAT l. Is Of the ert4isst bltf-
(sirfs 'vsr syel to Dysrtl ties Tor 1t made soniteie
tute sSTy ths mat LSts sH' taken sad poWe cans
- Ing hut tile lithttst food would distst, otteHtlt
gave pain Nov Nhat tosay TO all cur rsadCrs
Liver Complaint or Dyspepsta trouble GU, DO hst
isL to fJ Has, the greatest rtistdy Ia tsA sTId ot1
There has been tlist in cur fsEiy a Temta !
Stheh has met with tnel i vuidri success in
al Gfsr-,s y cieltt to elii Oh SANFuH's INTfp-
oaA!hi tsY .istar diseases ofeIHdten MAT ~
E.e IL iOE II a1t+ sEiic MILDLY
ana -esnis 10 Tenovate tly thoroughly Ilihi
h.hk &c are dsing >, iyiee TO ali i advising theni
Nt II t.iey tltyd medicine SIs Here are
cases that have under Ert at Ten
ttt has been received ia DIT The ktrtr SlGmaeI
ana BOWELS where all other Tengits ii, give relief
Itas become SO useful in family that will notdn
u without it--,,dckeo heikkt S1ihi.l ASlHIiitaM.
PRlcH oNR loLta Fks BoTlII.
sAAEOhD CO. PTopretors,i! N oSdEay HgW York :
J. II. LOGAN Z Co... agents fer Whtellpg =, III
JOHN b. PARK, Cincinnati. =, =
SEU. IL EEYsER, PittatufEh V oltsaIe Agents.
aqlI-3m-IysdaR
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l,ESUNEf

NV York, Oct: 80 insow, Lanic;- & Co,
Eiankca<, announce their intentions to resume
rav,ucnt Tomorrow.
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IItIIIIN INIl1CYRTAN.r no
REsiTs EepttN, t.atsCpis liELsOIs4ANTR
AND "GtOl.E.hEB 4. siEeisG1tEIS.

pl; FEUCHT!Y:lNGEk'S
FLAVoEINGS no PRODUCE "a A MOMENTS EoTICH
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR .f.i-s.
II underSCitL has lately nUtt great improvements in
this BREACH Of business TIE hverngs lut In pack
Of ;, ~. IN gallons, and requires hut the addition
OF Pure Spirit either proof and Liquors as
CogEac e' dark pale, lrl!apd and English Gin, la
mAics HE 81 CrcN Rum A0HCNra!lu DOurboD irish and
$coicl %hske,, Apple Peac, Cherry and Raspberry BrI-
dy, Port and Madeira Wines Will be Instantly ducSd. II
requires skill, brt nLd Of good spirit,
gallons t" ench gallon Of tile respective FNyoring,
The hest Cusiac oil, Rreel, yellow amt white, warranted
genuine, As Iowa. any other Importer IN THE u. g.
EssCnrrs CI every Liquor EN;ract OF COSHac, b. 81
Which produces 2r'i gallons Of cognRc. *
Raw WhssCy by Dr. Fs age and body preparation
be mar smooth sfIti, hat trIfTI.
The price vi PaYnrngs ueely moderate, and IL
rections IN fuil supplied by
DR. LEWIS FEUCuTwANGEE,
tHtmiAt ma inIorterG JJHON. ANsstGl 0is and Net
ais, b1RErrJ'eotypo sniIhaiogImI,sie thfmic1b, -,
no. 1L3 Hsniaen lane, New y erh. (.
n b. Sol" for God.ys celebrated Cordial IhtrrS
and GIN. ap9s-Gmd&W
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FIk5T = r VA u!

n > = n Ft Z Y y =
- CPERIoE NEW YORK CIEESE.--A large lot NJ New
y York. erktulrr County Premium, Cheese together
line assortment Of he best Westeru ;sserye Cieese,
tlic popular ,larils wholesale
retail 10y l"ctp DREW Di.iEE.
DUCkwLEAT FIuUl-Iast received a me lot Extra
IL New laekwh=.t + our,
ociS DREW 4 BRAKES.
LNASTERN sWEEr PUTATUES-Just rrcriltG aud for
u sale by locIGl DREW & DRAKE.
COCOA NUTSA large lot Of Cocoa Nuts iuts received
u at [osl3l DREW & DEAKES.
To NIL whom Il mny Concern
WILL allow all those liO know themselves indebted
L and pay nm within four ills date,
Kind Of Wheeling paper, six per oil.
CcI3 JAMES SWEENEY, Brick Maker.
Times and Argus copy.
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TRANSFORMATIONS
Change of Schedule.
&c 50 ss,I
rE ;1,s Z, oynGt u. 80. R.R. /

Wheeling Sttfft0H June 18Th, 1891. s
on and after Sunday evening, Juuc l4, passenger
viii this station daily S:IU A. II. 23U
T. ". and II =. NJ. Wheeling time.
anii Train daiiy Except SundHys) S:1O, A. NJ,
VIII receive and discharge passengers at al! the principal
stations.
The Express daily $50 p. NJ, WIreceivc and
the following stations only: Ben
MoundSVilr, Cameron BURTON Bentsns Ferry Graf
oi, ROiesburg Piedmont Cumberland, No. law. Station,
johns Fun, MaTtasbuTg HarpeTs Ferry 8onOcuCy,
SykesViIe and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
TO- p NJ, will and discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations
The Trains viii arrive as follows: The MaTran at4f5
NJ; Express Tran at 925 a. NJ; Accommodation Train
at O:3U r.. VI. By order Of
". S. wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
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IT rs MOI q DYE.
MRS. S. n. ALhBE S WORLDS HAIR
RS3TORaR

RS3ToR2R
Gray haised Rail! "r rcrsss IN diseases Of hair Sr
MRS s. -. All EJ,S 2yLGBALSAKUM
Or Worlds Han Dies lE essential with the Res
t"Trr % 10 lac hest IiH'r ires tor oil" or %"nns 'Ht"rt
being oe' rneacpus IN Cas- 81 sas i"i's, &'V'tlout
EEv. ii bEGAN. Editor Gdly,,a lreitu,=,s. 1--WE can
PRESIDENT it, EAr0N, Il. & u Murtrss.borG', Tsnri.
Not itsanlue in, Eular tie INlie UN Of lHtr
ceased "n' J gray ioets rsier,d 10 or'Sinal eoer
REV y. Marley, A,;iI"ro', Nias.rel 49, e. lt has
to the ur-.oai hue . !lul' &c.
EEN NJ INA iiEE, ~ Wars at H.el pitcher Cher R!iss
u"tli,re i.lr u.,,S,"Gc
REV. o. + W"Uh. Miisirtovp, New YnrE Nly own lh!r
AID ila, % a''rt Of my n~ty, ,ns Ereauy thieGe"-
REV MrlikE. New Yors City, Eecomms nha 1t, &C.
REV w 'itIhUr Starwivh, c"n- ''It as met InU-t
Stiisu:Mr expectation =" &c.
REV. + SklSMuLD, Washington, y. II. at lie rean
cntcEcous III restoring IL, i,uir,''
REV. q. NJ PRATT, LeNisNUrF!', Pennsylvania eve
,,,.,! c"i' ana u" sl,esrinliy recommend H. Ks
REV = T. JUSTIN, Ciarlys,uwn, South Carolina. "1he
white hair Las become obygI,d," sc.
REV. AMOS nLAH cIIARD, Merts,r n. II. I've ihnk
REV r. g. sfT Fl HSa wa. su,,r,.
- nGd any llarturn as wLcr was young &c.
REV. c. ". CiIAK, Lewiston, Feunsl rtlia. ut has
storr,t 10y lAir falling and cuussd - t.en growth"
REV y FElNR, ChRtaqua County, New YORK. 81 sEtS
isi: ii. and recommend it," t.ae+ 80
REV. - MORRIS Cross RIVER New Yolt. Il the hest
REV; WILLIAM CUTTER, EIitor Mother. aaEnzae New
~ We iRiit swell, ills list, but nut convinced TRY IT!
we expert these preparations 10 Etcre even, and they
states u'' ''''s'S ''' US u u 'ns 't'F
h@oes not Ae stain sei by all tho principal whoie-
sals aat retail merchants in tic u Cuba, Canada
DEPOT, 500 hSEOO9sE stTEsEIT, N. ",
where address all letters aud inqpiries
g5 Some dealers thy sell articles Instead this on
aheh '.sT "Hke more profit wrte Dep! for enlaf.
terms, AMI Information. Gvuuru Is signed, Mrs. $. a.
Aas", written a. iH&. Beware Of couutcTt,its.
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'sSrie merry, friendly neighboI
= = y III THU ' { III
Fu' blythe uiAt night. y

Now the recurrence CT the evening is an
nounced in the country and small villages by
the banging of doors with caJbagcS, hoisting
bea,ing calves and sheep uponti,e roofs of barns
aud tying them fast in the forks of trees, run
ming wagons down steep hills, up-turning hay
stacks, transferring business signs from one door
to another, pii"g store boxes across the streets,
and every other species of dcyiltry, which the
practical joke loving '.younkers,n can invent.
But the observance of the evening is gradually
becoming obsolete, and in a few years its COM
ing will not be noted except as among the
things that were"
III Saints day, which will be on Saturday
following was instituted at tic time the Pauth-
con of Rome was converted into christian
church, and was observed in memory of all holy
martyrs, but after time the holidays having be-
come 50 very numerous, they adopted tins day
to do honor to all saints, instead Of having a
syeria! day set APART for each one.
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY

For SnIc or s.enAe, In Wear C'"Iumsbin. VA.
rTNlIE property good working ORDER having Black
smith shop with fires, Patterns and tools, together
a coke The buildings Geetin enrkh, by
50 eetn width andiathc sup
lathe
and Misunderstanding county VIII; large in
active operation.
property wiibclcnscd for Of years mechan.
les steady .Dits ard good character,
apply. should cstre purchase the my
viii be mue easy, either wish without the stock
This property has chartered privilege Tor manufacturing
$3nnGO. Should company purclHs Ing, desire It, the
chartered privileges will le allowed with the property
apis 2td SARGIS1 & RROTIFE.
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Fogg'sa.-we have no desire to become sc,
qnainted with the old bachelor who perDet ,
the following;
NStgre, impartial In her ends
NlieR she male man tl,s strnor,;.,t
IN Justice, then. "a m ske arleriIs -
hade WomAn'S tong11e IN. io,,.s,,,t

pf-.,. nv,
4 =, h'seF.-There has not been rnucl, change
~ the depth Of the water since yesterday morn
ing nor in the movements of the boats. nor IN
shipments 5, nor in any department of cuisines
Every thing seems to be at :. perfect staud still
- ;" midsummer and everybody seems to he
more or less discnheartencl
The steamer Courier was to have ler, Cincin-
natl yesterday for this place and the Henry A
Jones, to-day. "
at " recent called meeting of the passengers
OF the Inflated steamer Tropic, which struck a
shas and sunk near Waverly, on the Missouri
r'Ner' on the 10Th ult., preamble and series Of
resolutions re were adopted, returning thanks to
DIVINE Providence for their eScppe from a watery
grave and to CGpt Marshall aud other officers
OF Iroric for their efforts to save the lives of
the passengers. The meeting at,acl, no blame
t. any officer Of the TrOpie, but say that lis
sinking was an accident unavoidable on their
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The Iast Of this Season

The Last OF this Season
WE opened to-day another lot Of improved Enau
w ced Air tight Fruit liars, and the Hast Il viii
Call early the House Furnishing Store
of J. X DUNBAR & Co,
sep23 No. ll5 Main st.
IUSI NkUkIVED.-rr ''UlI House by I;,Neti'' Teri
81 tie Holy Lan; Boat Life In Eeypt and NutR
by ". c. Prince; Charlotte Bron;" Canterbury Tales
Virginia Iust. ateI. bv Ports GRAY (cal and l
Testimony Of the Rocks" AIy sclnos and School Master"
by Hugh Miller" Little Dor-" in cloth and paper.
Exnectcd daily invoice uf the finest that IL nanufac
tured of Legal Cap Letter and Note Paper-ordered tN
pressly for the legal profession.
Everything in the Stationery and Book line constantly
hand a "a Main street, Wheeling Va. jJ@S
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80 ---------'---
MARYLAND ELECTION

BALTIMORE Oct. 8n.-Thc Cows proclamation
and the correspondence between his Excclcncy
aud the Mayor, still exeites much public atten
ton.
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Da. SANFoRD's Liver lxvIGoRAToRi * what we
wish to recommend with confidence to our read
erS, our reasons for which will appear in the
following:
Some time since, while troubled with Dyspcp-
STA, Indigestion, and thousand other ills that
none but the Dyspeptc suffer. our physician de-
MED us the use of the favorite cup of coffee
with our breakfast But this did not lessen the
evil, so by the Dr.'s advice meat was discarded
from our dret-yet Dyspepsia haunted US day
and night, until finding no relief among physi.
clans, we commenced the use of family medi
zines wiki less faith than hope Among other
things, We were recommended to Try DIX. SAN
roRD's LIVER iNvIGoRATom We tried it, and
since then we have recommended others to try
it, while they III their turn have given their
recommendation, and there are no cases that wo
know of who have tried it but have been bene-
fitted by its use. 1t is the most i,rigorating,
life giving balsaln we have ever known, and we
are happy in telling all of its curative proper
ties, and in recommending them vixen troubled
with any arrangement of the Liver, to try this
uniaiing rcmedy.-Fre,ioaia Democy1ti.
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Buckle on" a Shoulder Brace if you are
stooped-a Supporter, il you are weak-a Rus
sian Belt, il you need it, or French-Hulrs,
Marshes Plantation, or Fbcrlc's Truss for the
same reason.
Yon can see n splendid assortment of these
rrticles at the Bridge corner Drug Store of I.
H. Logan & Co.
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Hailor Ere.-This evening is the anniversary
Of the old and time hOnorej Al hallow Even. or
as the boys, whom we caught stealing eabbaces
last night, informed us, "IIoller Eve" Alba.
low Eve was once celebrated by variety of SUI.
perstirious practices, many of which are still
observed in tue old countries The faith placed
in these witcheries, or the social alnusenents,
found in their performance made the recurrence
Of the evening of far more important interest
than the day itself But the people have de-
generated greatly in its observance since those
days, and many of the older citizens can remeln-
Der when Al!lallow Eve was considered one of
the most Important and joyful evenings celebra.
Ted at that tine, when as Burns describes it,
....n--. u-rrr. i-i.taI- .u.i.Ll..- ~
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n e M PFIELD RAlLR o AID
gszsg &C., s So
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
NN and alter Friday, Oct 2d, aud urther notice,
u The Passenger and SIn Train viii leave Wheeling sta
ton ~ O'Clock a. 81. Returning, leave Wa hington at
os saSN- o. u. THOMSON, Superintendent
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE HENIrFIELD Il. r.
rI.IIE above ROAD Is open transfer rer!
passengers FROM Wheeling To Washington AMI AL
Washington. Depot, Foryt
" oss5 0. D. THOMPSON, sqp,t, wlssllns.-
FIRST a RRIV- AL.
NEW FALL SToCK.
watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
n WILL open this morning CTucsday Sept lst my new
Fail stock which the attention Of porGhastIs T. res
preiI,.ly invited. Lsepnl J. I. SCOTT.
Teas, Teas.
TNINE Imrcrial Gun Powder Y. Tyson, ooOng and black
7 Tea just received a-a ~ IT, a s'f EDWARDS BIO
oe15 Corner Of Monroe aud MHIktt sI-.
7OiTN sTSCI Iarlna, Iernleilia ana Mleearenl gust
~ ,. Is'e''eO 4N1 80 w A. EDWARDS nEo.
received ao w. 'G a ' E6aRDs BRO
AIR ARTICLE EASTERN chsei s n inns TssSvSd o and
i for sale by loel5l W. a En"ANos Q! q ~
pes IS in \ saa gallon fa BIO
J1yoEcEsTERSIRE SAUCE ju.t rsesiySd and FOR sale
by I2eI rn " ~ h P,s iss Tomatoes.
III RaspbeFrIss just received Snd iI INV SSi SSps RRo
w., ,--,T,1 anu OTNnIr JTIiy, just received
Y and for sale by L0el2l " = ApMAgS 9.S and
Cherries, just received an9 l0T sI EoWAKps BRO
EINDI PEACHES and ChgEe; TST Ts Ss R hEo LOT
u sale BY Losisi w a L z Ssd and for %,g sale
FISSE TABLE E foei.I 00As " 4 E6WAKps& BRO
INIHE CIGARS and CheWihs W INV AIMS 6 BRO
4 To- s:9s =. .I .IIr,I anu Tor SAFE by
'RS os.s l.,.-.a.. -. v. 4: EDWARDS 4 Ea9.
71PERsdsi ~ sale Inv r, ms mo.
Sz7S r MI. IIII.last received aud Tor sails by
J. oel6 --7----i-I
lIArrsHsn sAu"h-la'' 1850 Nv. a EDwARDs : HEo
4 oolS - --..-IItgi and Tor Snis by.
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MIsGN .aAMhol1a.
WHEEL q LAkIN,
t.>,seasS.urS n u IT, St1f39uH)
4 ER {, II Mt YAILOR IS.

NOD Tashsu.ton tLGII
w WHEELING. VA.
aIRin r"sun'ng business III tns citS, would very
respectfully au"uucc old friends we'll those
Of prrdecus thNt In rrerir OF FtL
AM WINTER ST0th Of Clnts, CksSirueTeS, Hestiugs
GeHIlemciis Furnishing Goods &c, &c.
III calling attention Ia stock would state that
.Otc To be the idgtS ana dctiet it TO lie the 1sst
and most defrtie OF any received By sHnr estab-
ShmCut III the city
In soliciting connuanee4of the P"tron"ge literally
bestowed on the house for The past years,
al WHO pRtrOnze that the en- iAhlc reitation tr
house las sustained FOR tie quality OF goods, and accuracy
OF fit, shall be fully sUsHine.l. svp:9-iIG
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Double Caps.

DEIERAtINEp to keepsp to essnee IN style, We
IL have procured thug entirely In tie way uf
CAPS, . very article Adapted the eharFralle
weather. rs nrrit- consist in tk1g able by tic least
ble, transfer n cloth slHsed waterproof
Cap, according to the CiIll Rrd them.
oc7 :. u. HARPER & SnS.
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SUPERIOR NEWS INK

vsh,se a'' received at ibis Office another lot Of purr.
.-rrsr isEs IuS-,Ir best in the country o..
,..a,sg o.H.es promptly acd. Terms cash. ron
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.Attention Citizens!

NEW AUCTION HOUSE!
''pN WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN"
wv A. MoYSTON Informs the citizens, and public gem
w orally, that he Is anl and ealy to receive
cons.umeEts dispose of Auct'nu az Market
and Union streets, the store. occupied by
Geo. wilson SAILS market morning Goods should
he In Tuesdays and FrfHyS. Sales unctttlly ntt,u
ied time Place; tit rcfor", "Dn stand upon
cpTrmouN. Int send vat Fnn,lS 8 Uciu
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARlIsI.
CORRECTED DAILY From ACTUAL. SALES,
by I. IA. PU3IPIIREY.


wnsELIse. o.. 8. lss1.
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uru', Niassrti a., e. "lt has
o., belonging 10 ola MI.
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own, New Ynrs. "Nly own !,nir
my trwi'y, i.rs =reaby thickem-
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Years Of age Pitcher, Cher a'iss
''Nly hair ii Upw restored " u
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81, ElItor Mother'. NIognElat, 81

Hhieh 'sT n"se more profit wrstr to Dept for circular.
terms, AMI Information Hrnu,rr Is signed, HE6. s.
-iHs'', written 81 iNs. Beware o couutrTt,its.
srpIi-Sme,t
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FORK City, I:eco,nms nds IL, &c.
h, Cnpn. az iuas met my InU-t
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SEirt!uE.
U,.ii, E doz- ...-..... sac .
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-26
For the Nevada Journal.

Editor of Journal:
SIR: Not being accustomed to news
paper scribblirg, l know you will ex-
cuse the liberty have taken in asking
for the use of small portion Of one OF
the columns of your paper.
Last year the butchers of this city
were notified that they must not hang
their meats on the outer edge of the
sidewalks, or in ony way obstruct the
passage of the foot travelling public.
Now 1 would appeal to any gentlen an,
cor more especially to the ladies of this
city," which is the greatest obstruct ion
a few quarters of beef hanging in front
of meat market, leaking good thor
oughfare, or double row of arm chairs
on the sidewalk in front of the hotels,
and persons occupying them with scarce
ly politeness enough to turn boot aside
while lady passes, and actually com
pelling the lady to take the middle Of
the street. or work her passage in a zig
gag direction, in the best manner she
can? While speaking of the chairs
and other instructions. little attention
might be called to the bench fixtures in
front Of the whisky shops. AS the
smaller evils lave, been abatod. I would
respectfully suggest to the Trustees of
this city, that the greater ones should
not pass by unnoticed, A portion of
the Trustees being hotel keepers, have
no doubt they are well posted in the
truth of my remarks.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-26
ANOTHER FIRE AT Grass V.IIEv-

ANOTHER FIRE At GRASS Valley
Last week fire broke out in Grass Val
ley which destroyed considerable prop
erty, the particulars of which event
have been already given the public
On Wednesday morning last, another
fire was seen to issue from a house on
the south side of the east end of Main
street, near Tilley's Mill, owned and
occupied by colored person named
Duvall. The flames destroyed two
buildings on that side, then crossing the
street swept the Western Hotel and
store under the same roof, the whole
owned by Theodore Skillman. Three
other buildings adjoining were also con-
sumed. The entire loss is given us at
$4,000. The want of water was Sc
verely felt on the occasion. A moder-
ate amount at any time would have suf-
feed to extinguish the flames. Grass
Valley has suffered in one week losses
by fire, at fair estimate, three times
as much as water works would cost to
protect the entire town.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-26
The PRIMARY ELEc1IoNs.-Poli

1HE PRIMARY ELEC1 IONS. - Olltl-
clans by trade are having an exciting
time over the State. The results of the
primary meetings for the election of
delegates to the State Convention of the
Democratic party is watched for with
the most intense interest. The ques-
ton is not whether this county or that
sends intelligent delegates, men identi-
fled with the interests of the State, and
governed by honest and patriotic mo-
tives, but, are they Weller men, Me
Corkle men, Nugent menl Tibet is the
question, and there hang the hopes and
bets of politicians.