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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

The steamer Salllo West. in from
Nashville. Tennessee, Yesterday, bro't
one hundred and ten Southernera. on
their way to Kansas. We learn that,
although well armed. they are subject
10 no Captain. nor under any organi-
cation. and are severally Independent
Of each other They SO to Kansas to
settle there. and not like companies
from the same direction. which pre-.
seded them. to vote, fight, and leave,
Sc, Louis Democrat. 18Th
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
agitation of the slavery Question.

An interesting article on this subject
from The Richmond Enquire, appears In an
other column. Much that is there said Is
true. Agitation will never cease till tho
conflict between right and wrong ceases
II is also true that the election and the late
decision do not end but increase the agita-
ton. Let it increase. We are glad to sec
it. Truth loses nothing in agitation. Err
ror alone can be the sufferer. II slavery
can stand it, we are sure that freedom can
We see no danger in agitation. But some
of the positions of the Enquirer are anus
ing to Northern men, and we can but won
der If it is possible that Southern men car
believe that such rash threats will intimi
date Northern men.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

OF The examination Of tho White.
Water Presby terial Academy will be held
on the LIST and End days Of April. Tn,
Friends and Patrons are respectfully invi
ted 10 attend.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

Notwithstanding tho corner has fallen
into tho hands Of one lawyer and one doc
tor, II survives This 10 TO DO accounted
for. no doubt. by the fact HKxny Is there
yet. ue has just opened largo lot Of
spring goods consisting of--so aud soc for
yourself HESaY Is there. aud Adam too.
both well known and tried,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

or The cooperin' business must be
powerful popular, nowadays, judging
from the number Of hoops We see hanging
in the stores. They say the ladies wear
'em Can Il DO possible ? The White
Corner abounds with them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
gs6 4Absrtistmsnts.
RAILROAD

TIME TABLE OUTWARD.
MonMSo PAssKsoEK-Leases Cincinnati G. ar.
riyes ut Spades $40, Indianapolis 1850.
EvKxtSo PAssESorR.-Lcaves Cincinnati ESQ D.
m, arrives Of Spsdes' 4;43, Indianapolis $50.
ACCOMMODATION TRAix-Leayos Cincinnati 4, y.
m, arrives NJ Spades 7:32, indianapolis 1850.
TIME TABLE INWARD.
MoREfso PAsssroEn-Lenyrs indianapolis 7:lo
A. NJ, arrives at Spades II, u, Cincinnati 70.
a. Spades :25, Cincinnati $50
NroHr ExrAEss-Leaves indianapolis N =. NJ.
rives Of Spades' ESQ A. NJ, Cincinna 1, 4Ho.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

DEArH OF Hon. VIM. J. BRowN.-
This gentleman died ut his residence
near Indianapolis. on Tuesday, ut the
age Of 81 years. He served in Con-
gress, and the councils Of his State.
and was once Second Assistant Post
master General. He died Of con.
sumption.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
TOWN LOTS.

I WILL oner q public sale on Saturday the islh
i day OF April, A. n, 1857, at I O'Clock ,. NJ. IN
front 81 Linek & Farquhafss siore. Brooksi lilo In.
DIANA two OF the mesf desirable snnd valuable
unimprovod lots IN said town, !, Ing on Main Bur-
CESS street, opposite the RESIDENCE Of Abnsr Nc.
Ing iots No. ~ and 81 In Amos nntcr's plat. The
lots are very handsoneiy situated for residence.
and enclosed with good post and rail fence. with
fruit trees and other shrubbesy thereon.
In year aud .one third In two year,. with in-
tcrcst, waving all valuation aud appfalscfnrnt
laws. JNo. n. fARQpHAk.
mar27 Nv pr as2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
Marrie0.

On Tuesday. March %. by Rev.
James Gilchrist. SAMUEL BARROW and
SARAH ELIZABETH ToMsoE. both Of
White Water township.
On the ielh inst. by Jno. ". Mel
lender, MIR. WAsHrEGToK A. STEVENS,
and Miss JANE L. ABRAHAM.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

HERE YET.-Wben we printed our pa.
per last week We expected TO print the
next in indianapolis, but our arrange
ments were not quite completed, hence
we print this and tho next number here
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

NGov. Geary's resignation viii
be accepted. and strong efforts are be-
ing made for the appointment OF
Southern man as Governor Of Kansas.
The Cabinet has under consideration
the affairs of that Territory.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

OniruAnY.-The Rev. Calvin Col.
ton died few days since at savan-
nah, Georgia. He was the author Of
the Junius tracts. and edited the
speeches and correspondence Of Hen
ry CLAY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

SMALL Pox.--Mr Isaac Cooley. Of Met
amoFa sowpshlh returned some three
week. ago from Illinois. and was soon
taken sick. ola disease which proved to DO
small pox. lie recovered, but hIs vito
and two ehlldrea have died. The disease
has 70, yos spread beyond the family.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

FousD.--A very small gold ring
supposed to belong to little girl
which the owner can get by calling a
this office.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

OF Miss Ann Alley will do to tic to.
that is certain, judging from the quantity
and quality of the sugar Of her o,cn max.
which sho sent us.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

or Thanks to Mrs. Samuel Alley,
Mrs. f. A. Alley and Mrs. L. b. Jones
for liberal specimens Of their sugar
Such favors arc most gratefully received.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

G6- That was wise niger who.
In speaking of the happiness Of mar.
ried people. said. dat ar pend alto
gedder how dcy enjoy themselves. F"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

OF At tho timesof going to press We'd
ne sday, the little child Of Rev. J. w.
Locke, which has been sick for some six
weeks, was thought to DO dying.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

OF notwithstanding the talk about
ono Of the firm, Link keeps up his stock
Of goods and sells on good terms.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
Rosbugh Ind
Mch16 1857

Mr. thomas gooden
Dearc Sir thes Is to In notify yaw
thcot Mr. Nickel has Lcft her and gone
Nowth I believ he has gone to fseatt
Co Ind he has not pad his po yet and
tharfowc I cant get his note Now mon
iow yaw
VOWS witho Respects
gw-Borkley p m
Mr.. Michael has been taking the paper
at leas, We have been sending Il TO him
moro than two years and quarter. Ia
good faith. Does any one wonder thai
we want to change to cash business ?
So you sec. reader. We have plenty te
amuso usas We pass along.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

or Our Iowa correspondent Is inform
cd that w. w. Butler is here In good
health and spirits.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

Eglowa City. the capital Of the
State. is supporting a theatre very
handsomely, but cannot support q
daily newspaper. Something wrong
there.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

~ Mrs Stowe, so says the Paris
correspondent Of the Times. Is devot.
ing her entire time to the study Of the
French, for the purpose Of tfanslating
"Love and Wedlock" into English.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

R0- Bcnjamine Brandrcth, the sris.
iocre, OF plIldom, has given 5000 70
the Dudley Observatory al Albany,
! New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

PvTrrSo ON AiRs.-Col. LIuo has put
a boil on his Academy In Butler township,
after town fashion. That good idea.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
Sising Sun ynsurantt Co.,
OF RISING SUN. IND,
a.sho-l-.a O. 49,. ana o.o

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
q. HATHAwAY, J. c. wxlls, n. n. Loassa,
w. u. powEIt, VIZ: 7. PArE, Jons cRAcr,
II. p. CLoRE, }. NJ. JfsNfxos. Gro. GILLESPIE.
il. uLEsy. B.J. HATuAwxy, J. w. TALBo1T,
s. HATHAWAY, rresl.
II. J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y.
TF Fire and Marine risks taken At eqI,able
rates.
I1FAii persons dedring Insurance will call on
JOHN w. KELLY, AesxT.
5. y. CONVICTION. general Agent.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
ssP SUMMARY PORgGN AND OOMBsT NTgluegMcE

OF SLAUGHTER & WILLIAMS have
brought on new supply Of goods.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

4. XH5ssFFYf. .Ss 4. t1sTsIyE
ers.nnd Separator, nom 4 10 40 horse powerwhlch
We warrant the best machines IN use. For dcs.
erip:se circulars. with list OF prices, address us
at Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio.
Order early, 10 be certain OF getting In time.
OWENS, LANE a DYRR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
ApyrnruRE IN A s1Aar COACH.

VIE. wen, nv halI past one VIC crept
literally crept into woc-begone 60
cart, one Of The .."stages of the line"
plying between Connersville and
Brookylle This stage looked very
much like it might have stood out in
two or three Iowa winters. 1t was
not to say tat. nor was II saucy. but
was decidedly ragged and dirty
When we had got fairly seated. we
had visions Of railroad cars. and Of
steamboats,, with tleir nice seats and
comfortable iires. and Of genteel stage
coaches with soft cushions. But why
all this soliloquising? 1t made our
condition no better. Now we are in
motion, ii a snail's pace is motion, and
after SO long a time We reached that
memorable two miles. just north Of
Ever,on. where the turnpike 10 made
Vi rails aud SOFT clay,
Here we were brought nearly TO a
dead stand. but after u long pull which
laiigacd our noble steeds not little,
we arrived in safety at Everton. We
were very unceremoniously driven up
to a store door. where our driver
alighled, went In and took seat by
the stoyc. without the least occasion
Tor L, not having any mail. Our stock
OF patience, which was well.nigh ex.
hausted before, was now oil gone, but
there We sat. Ia the cold wind. while
lhat unperdonably slow molioned boy
wefmcd himself TO his hearts content.
What added othd already outrageous
conduct Of this boy wns. that there
was very delicate looking lady on
board. wac lived in the village. and
having considerable baggage. wished
to be driyoo ~ her residence. a friend
came and looked in upon US, and per.
ceiviug our chilly condition, stepped
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
sousherncrs for Kaasas.

March. 1867.
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lla Main-stIeet, -vVhgeling "a.

O.. l1s Main Street, WIN cling, va.
noNopsllng Of the ntst largpSt Rssorttnents
OF goots IN h line that has been brought
10y as any house West of tlle Atlantic cifiess .
among his goods MAJ be fOund GOld Silver Matches
rom some OF ne Englisl Suisse Manu-
EtetprSSeFe. Also the FedE D. H. 4 American Patent
sys5 Maiehss Clocks in great variety including
"a! OF hne quality, suitable for Banks Railroad
stations, oHres and Watch Aakers
eAuttlu JsWelrS In setS otherwise, Coal Mosaic
osmsO G9lg ssS9e Lava and al Gold JSWclry. Also,
oil soit Soldier nnd plated Jewe1r very cheap
Fine OeEet CUTLERY, sEors Scissors. SILVER Napkin
tHSss. VaEd Gases, Gold Pehg, &C. &c Every
nus ~ Is HsIrait.d to le good represent
q" or Tue n0ne II TURNED call Is bpectfuy solicited
ini2o lis 4lan ST., ohe door from Auis Tay ylOrs.
NO = w as hinGton Ham.
IAhE pleasure In Informing my iriends and patrons Of
aud Us vsitss aud tue citizens gsIssaly that
STOCK o. Sios oasm,res aud NestInss for spring and
" u elinE and ysint all OF which prepared
10 orpef IN the latest and nOst approved
at short notice All goods 70 be as rep
resented or sale. .e- = 80,
Gays also ynFt received large stock Of Gents Furnish
uH such as Rtte, colorrt and inRESriase Slrts
@ ns sniEt Collars sE, Cotton and Merno Under slrtt
SIX GoLt0n Linen ana James Draw, Linen Hand.
silG Cotton aud lisle lan Hose
plain 0laek aud fancy Stocks. Ties. Csvat., 6. Ao
mh2s Merchant Tailor. No. = ii Wasiimston Han.
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New Advancement


WOULD announce to 1ie suscrlbrrs for papers Peried
lcAls, &c WHOSE 10 US from
Af Loh's po0ks, that We receiving sata Perol.
eaIs &C. and WOULD tnSe above referred
70 eN At u Main street. ANY wishing discontinue
thtlr Will please ayIse that may
ger Preserve teir copies. Ne have received case OF
sssaGS FamIl Blts ao Mrs. Ments
mrs: snuthWornts Works Everything Ia tile Hook and
s!4tl?refy ilS be had the '.Chsa store,' No.
~ Main 9trttt. LapiLl Jas. q ORR.
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IaI1 LAM OF NEWsPAPfsIIs.

l-subserbetswho give express notice to the
EFary, considered wishing their subacri
tIUns.
4lf subscribers order iscontnnaAce of their peri
F0AFages are paid.
Sir subscribers neglect or refuse to take their periods
eas from the Offices which they directed they held
responsible tn they have settled the b ordered them
discontinued.
subscribers to other places WithoutnEorm
tag Pubshers and the papers the former d.
TGGttOn, they held responsible.
eGS Eem tie Oce removing and leaving them Uncaed
oE,ts PItU0a Jlcid evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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N.U. M BEK 24s
CITY BUSINESS &
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
1i74 MAIN ST., WHEELING.
EALL.. ANILe IL ElIT,ElE4t IlI i-Illl..sl

1t14 MAIN ST, VIII IGIGI11HS6i.
F.4LL md IlsJFLV7Eht TRADE
y d & Ssif null s6ef Fs aaI sad
ttry tssods, Varieties au,si millinery Gsoot,..
They sayS iuAt Eeeeive HEIR pan pafcisa.4,
@ fdes e their former stocks viii snsple them
b soc, 600 WORTE1aOF GOODSs
5sss 81 a ts !s sTsis & gdE s,
ever oGeItd 70 the Pphg. sd tT-f
an RUEl Of The latest designs ard best akei
AND also beautiful line Of choice Fars, s.abls the
sssSsiy si & shsy ia Invite , IL the
largely with th Cash. they many yeaII
taa In Instances they are able 70
20 I esS SlsA Asgers; either by rho I1EcE RETAII
70 The Of teiF rapidly Increasing u,
With q & s6ods osa e
tnflF fnl !,i,s !i1s iH, s,is ths Ms!t. Wet 49, ,,
Ro0o y4n ernbFaelnE s0ais 6fris aaSst IaS
and every lIit5 and eoieI sSIso
full line q tlg Richest PaIuts, OmbTv SHADED an
Ia striped CashnieTes and DtlaLSe Ses-iraportej,
~ 4go siawl9 :, and md CIoats7enibraeiug sOn,s Of the
1890 ydS dipghaus, Debazes, Dslaines and Prins,ana
I q s the lerFss e q
They have laId in ttsitoel with view to closer cash
ana pledge tls Public that effort upon their part
hR,. T,l.Ot be va, NsntlIE ting e. e y. . ase
5o'f @ f Sgss sEysrs sSeeed ty no logss N the West n
,.ts 4s;Eays on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
sSRCOOkAG h a AfE T0AHI FANUFA ACTURE6
RUILER2S BOstR .EE n EsES EEEIsS
Writing Fluid.
CE this superior F1ud lnk been before the pubia
, nov nearly two years, tcen constantly RGlnT q
lOld Fluid. -. = - - A-4AS4 a.
During te past year twenty thousand quart and MIN. bot.
with ounzieI sizes innumerahle pave sold
prgh Buffalo, Clevsah, IstTost eIre Haate Laiayese
StnSsGMes indianapolis Evansville Frankfort Le1nFton
lnatS Orleans y has also been adopted in Tie State De-
OF Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi II has
Arst clnss Diplomas the Mechanics initts
and Louisville, and four Diplomas Prize Ne.
aud Illinois. : = - 80 = S' ttA's-1a
The following merchants, BANKERS &c. In Nheeinr her,
soiore using AFpodb Enia Ink have puTcaSe - J. It-
Icr,S book-keeper's Writing Fiuid:
Northwestern Bank Of YirRinia: Maor,-S
ring Company ycsssespt Msaaf.ssg
;Faph o1cs baltimore and Ohio Railroad Once; NcInFe
House; kely. Holloway Co.; RuBseY SIc6fee; Gordon
M4ttheTs Cos T. Sweeney 4 gOI Daanr CoUsiIi; on
BOYD ott Oliver Pryor Jas. H. Stout Oo Lamb
FOR sale at manufacturers prices by
-ccse LA@RDLN. GILBRRsON q co
o. - T.. =.
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PIANAr FORTES. -.

.OpkNEDB THIS DAY, A PINE STOCK OF
ChteLetinH's PLANE RorGes,
n tl 4@f3 lnf hne kOseWood Black Walnut hnisl
= ~ = md B& 0ctaVss These inslrunients sS
esuH Aere HArded the hlgtrst priZea gold medal
ate MeCautes Partld tn Boston, oeI. 1856 for thelr
GFdi seIt sran' Mt. Parlor Pianos; ut tBsr
Squire Pianos the highest hret prize silver MeNI
'sre being BOl medals this class Of Ii,tru
ueIt!l have nav facilities Anords tat enable US
20 se tleSe inEtruients prices that Will cOlle Will
M most eomiou makers. aud respectfully Invite
uDlIs " cal aud examine our line Stock 1t the old MUSIC
aud VARIETY Store, 10 Union street IL NELL
- Pialos rent. AIu.ic tnurtt. rlirS
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FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
4 TRAVELLERS
Twice DAILY, (Sunday night excepted fbetWeeh Rich
mond and Washington City via GordonsYlle and Alex
nndtia. i.s
HOurai Of departure At RIeh- @ia ~ si9s
mond.. s34S a II. and 1880 r. 81.
RstnEping leave Washlngson X, A. y, and - P.M.
Arrive Richmond. l.. .1:8O p II. and a A.
RaEgaEe cheeks and tieke given throagh between Rch
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAvtNg no STRAP RAIL.
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN biAI5 give the best GuRr.9
antee of always securing u shown
walls daiy at Richmond and Washington city advance Of
the Steamboat line, t1.5lf 7s ts2 .siss -
RARE BETWERN RIcHMOND so
An Omnibus. VIII be founh ready to through
their bRggage Of wearing apparel between
the two DepOs, free Of charge, Win ample time them to
take their meal9 either golpg North er. South.
Through Tickets he obtained between Dlnyle and
Vashtnet6n the Terminus of the Road,
pesd To- panylle. An Agent of the Company viii receive
the Checks OF passeuPera fm The QNnye Road, and a
tend 70 their al the Bal
This farete same by The mail line a. BY Old steamboat
change cara en- the line Rich
Imond and AeGandria. e fe1
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q ti 3uIpNj4 taI4t nj lice.

-. > ID POI IdI4G AZ LGlCE. =
(EING drsirous OF selling my large stock Of Freueh
- Brandes, FTelI ia and GeTInan Wines Imported Wls
and Domestic Liquors Also large lot Of
me Ssi Imported Cisars, and differ other artelepI
isrry INFORM q TONERS and the I,nblc hint iil
] rom ]a%ts' . tor CASH HSLl Wholesale very
AN an9rd u Any rsoni shOrld lie HiiiuE buy ily
NIlAE sFucE Will set the price the eOBt.pice
PrEols knowing themselves iniebttt are Fe1Sttl
20 can anu sETTLE. CONRAD. .STROnEIs,
= 5- NO.'lTJ Main street,
Near tho Wire Suspension Bridee, -
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SUM n E r 4 Z L a n o ~ N " ~ u $.

TO TunsE WHO ENTER BIY INSTITUTE OR REMIT
~ M me $9', aud thus cure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR.
SHIPS, any time b-Iurr the LIST day Can
IIon completing thorough course Of DnnLle Ebtry Hook
AeelhE and its COatts Brnncles lucrative tu
IoY lheht IN Commercial iu King Houses Accountant
Nin Int days alter sr eladuByGI, or else tIy vii
9s lnl mnihsdto t,e fn emont OF the Lad tut.
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Cineinn tissl7 l1IIltIls ton q Hanes<
vile RailFoads
AFEBQH A4eTS lh6i public Esn1faiiS3
NJ hereby respectfully informed that the O. W. z r.
u, Company Is TeeeiYe Sn freight
lfFom Tie tempeTa oh sec5nd street
north Of Msib.9 10 Ciu6inIiat 1ioFFOl,
ngton, Crceyille, Lancaster, He IxingtOn ntsTme
iate WIN Riso he RVen tnhe-
River from Cltthnle. - - r. T
Ff4iFhs an1 delivered nrtns the winter
tnontlls tr6n a. u % r. III during III summer months
nth theit ysly 9n ihs cernpapy,s Agents.
trusted 10 their care. ei5F II
FotfdFther iuiOrna re tie FFeig TaFfR by
thk Comp on 6ppts 2. -
III k. s1iTTiI, 80 :.
General Frelg GIT Agent,
mS9odaWh sl' ZirttTiIie. 6hio.- :
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L.ADlllo a. OI4lNIIEAlfs-N--l.AAE NIJIlCEl
FINE PEREJJMERIES.
NE have just received large assortment Of choke
w tertumerieb and Toilet AttcIes, comprising:
f9matumB; French and American iIar Ola .yF
Lubln'8 Extracts for the Handkerchief:
8a1in's :. 30 varieties = ,5s,s llf
Oriental Drops;
SCdeGES'-neW and rich styles; tl7
Stick POmRtums;
Cosmetic Creams aud Powders;
Tooth Pastes
Toilet Waters:
1EnPorted GOlOEnes; s.s.7i f
Aromatic Vinegar;
fE Altar OF RoSea-rieh styles;
MIX OF NoseS;
Toilet SoaPs-R great variety.
my14 BridTe GsrnsE T,,,,-i...
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Splendid Iotlucemeats to those 9eAo 1sish to
attend Commercial eauegs.
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SHIsEl' NIJSIC

lUice collection Sheet Music Also Instrc,io, fnots
Tor every kind Of lnstrpiaen, &
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Panneg, Mvodeons, raphIiics snd Accnrdeons tuned
= itll ns3ttuesS and dispatch. -
- All goods wurrantvd, at tlls estnLlishunent
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!
OR,
TUITIc N FRBE!
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llss - w q ~ etstAf) relltlI . = gil1
Sould lpylte The plsenton those who intend ptr.s
" Glesdg ne HalI cali our lstF,
stock ef saraus Wssk of you fs 10
l'4 As WIZ Fk tie ret JAS g. 0kR,5ft
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1he A.3us hGnfg - OSe 1An0 G,11c En1mrNnce
4. mn, !. onl I,i pam , of A;ytcl.bnrY, vu.
~ and PaS losses. " u, T. 6E1BYi
94aES Agent.
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BITIERSI BIT91l.S
R1ThaYe'e Holiand BittefS
HQQd1ud9ata - : GfeFIBun ~ BiitePl
HostSttsris4 - 8 Asss 80 81 BlttefS'
ganiVFlasf fVeFiEntla HttteF1
= RtettRslaOn9assss se e9lgIlVs NJ ess fBtttetS
Y GFeeneis O6yRN BltferS isilf
PlsnnettB zgs7 KS = - q Rlttef6
~ for sale, iUh6leSaIe and fRetai. b
mhla s ~ n. y IO8ANa4 CO.
e. SVposlsbs an dr. zGk kEstoFaGiVe, -
~ 1uppiYjd and Tor sale s{3E
si5ss5{ u u. LOGAN = co. Etss
lsblo REiags eoEnsr nsuUlilla.
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t1tIsk ELL. " SWDARIN GEN

EI5kE E1ilJ ~ .SW GEN q
n AM now received their tntre kEcONL5 STOCK iIP
- ~ sIRlNG &sUaIAiEk GU.tDS rscyltiy selected In
NsH Srk 6S sample ahd 0tefaise from the FrctLt
And elegant qsbn Of the ssaSOu. Tey Nnnd
hers 70 cal tie Attentlsn Of buy uys stock
Ot DFsbS Goods and EnhFodetes, 8iei 81 variety aud
bent9 Si eotnblned It'll moderate IItGs
very c0uipiL te. ~ : -
have How operad = beaGtiinl assortment spF4ng
and summer Dress GVOds, consisting Of iesszjssf
= hteh klOunced GEEpSditesD 80 -a,s fs- sF
Baf6dete Eibunced HeregsE, is5t-
fA=f#z Bay aneTe RounceIt STE6,' u e. 174
g4 striped alld ElOuncvi 0TgNpdIes,
afA liFlSkEtL \ sA E4HtNGFN.
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this superior Pldid lnk been before the pubsa
nov nearly two years, il has eCen constantly CALMING n
@ aSGF, and Is now preferred By the far-fSsd
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{ 3 u me llpe Wheel pas
aenEer steamer lR0 0RR8T CI- n -
s. - b. TY, Capt Gatp. p. SfppFe, and =
lDIuRNI, Capt. Asa Ghep pheld .
Al fun daily between RoFest
cty leaving Wheeling ednGsdAy Fri-
dPyS and the Durna eyeEl and Saturday
All A. III arriving at WelsVle Ia time with the
Gyand ears and ht e time for the morning
line East. Ret1FninGlhe Forest City eT.
cry IhnT9ly and and the Diufn1t every
AIondaTs and Friday at 10 arriving q
sRheftnE IN TINS Tor The man lnsB Ohio. 5s7
kor ,tsstshtoE paHsage4p 4pplS On beard o 70
~ i 5lsJsEf9e 4 IS. Q. BAKRR & co. Agents.
Through GlGHd, Toledo, NoHf0es Ne.
tFet e6ld q the
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HE S 6I I MORNING.,
IRA NSPO ORR .TICN.
cleveland e Pittsbn1g RAILROAD.
SPltING ARRANGEMENT

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