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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.


New Arrival
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.
T AM opening lot Of superior Family Groceries, Just
ceyed Eastern cities, aud selected win me
greatest care TO shit the Of my customers, Amons
other things this arrival embraces:
Rio and Java GOneea, beat qualities
Green aud Black Teas superior;
Fresh MaekeFal, No. l. In kits
" ~ No. 9,
Salmon, No. /, in kits, very hne;
No. !, In tiercesi
Pickles, In Jars, assorted;
Canned Fruits, embracing Peaches, TouatoesI &C.
Jeles, In Jars
quantity OF vsEy superior Dried Beef and Hams 81 the
cuFe together with all other articles usually kept my
Inc. Purchasers invited to call
feas -. no No. u u Monroe at.
r,cr.t,rNs RREENN1hO 10, ,s.,, Kao,...,.
NJ Sock Of BOOts and Oes, TO the new four story brick
No. 1l3 Main street,
few buildings north Of the Merchant Mechan.es bank,
the opposite side Of the street, and doors Of t
Gebys dry goods store.
Thankful for patronage heretofore extended 70 the
House. they confident with their increased facilities
for doing business they offer merchants still greater In
dueen1ents for buying than heretofore. -
.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

WE have now in store the following make Bleached
wv and Brown Cottons, in all widths, which will sell
ut prices a low can be bought In the city:
case Semper Idem, (Blea'd)
.. Water Twist do
Z" PHOENIX, do
IS Artlcs, Extra hravyl do
Also, large supply of "whie Rock" N z. BGlls, and
InOse celebrated Housewife Cotton
BROWN GOODS.
/ Bale So "Neversiuk"
2 ". A "ConeatOga",
{" "WaterlOO"
We also have large supplies of pillow linens and
sheetngS Table Diaper Damask, Towels, ToWeng Doyes
and Napkins Of all sizes, qualities and patterns.
nOvT HEISKELL SwEARINGEN.
JOBS! GREAT JOBS! BONNETS!
lust 0PENED6 BOnnets Of the following kinds:
q Split Straw, Swiss Straw Tuscan, Brilliant BraidS Of
the latest styles for sale by the dozen RETAIL at lowe
figure than ever before seen in Wheeling.
ALS0-NeaPoltan Bonncts;
40 boxes Ruches-latest styles;
ps. Straw Skirtng;
ps. NeapolItan do;
Whisku Blonde, &c. &c.
AtWhoesae and retail by
my2 STONE 4 THOMAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

Ii 4 81 HIGSl-Ag
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF my KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
STOALAGH OR LIVER, -
Such IndgeSOn Acdity Of the Stomach colicNy Pains,
Blind and Needing pies In all Nervous, seamstic and
Neuralgia Affections, has In instances proved
This purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly
PDsPs ss the of the
In most Of the European States Its Introduction into the
fatherand scattered here and the of this
mighty country Meeting with great success among them
wonderful medicinal virtues must b acknowledged.
tits to those whose
sttutons may impaired by the continuous
ardent spirits other forms Of dissipation Generally
stautaneous in effect ds its directly to the seat Of
life, thrilling and quekening every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and in fact infuSnE life and vIgor
~ oAUTroEI
many initatons which the public should guard against In
Be mot e buy else until
tie viii convince you how infinitely superior tits to athese
''-''''''1'''i WHAT IT is DOING FOR THE SICK.
Wn1 sehuSaman Esq., the well SEoTn sayp;
and it svaIssy relieves ina'gsst .s and DEBILITY
ts use for severe headache, with which had long snf
J. ". woOdvel Esq, says. ST have used BOerhave,s
Holland BteIs uyse and recommend It 70 otherS know
ing i @ be lust what , i is EsPrese n.sd =
derived from weakness Of the stou-
aeh and Indigestion.
James n. Murphy says "After several physeians had
failed BOerhaVe's Holland BltteTs removed the pain
my heart and side, arising from indigestion"
The editor Of the Kittanning
OF the best physicians In the place had failed Boerhave
Holland BeTs the worst form Of dyspepsia
Eracis Felix only manufacturer Of the .Orginal
Of COeeh 81 that Holland Is
OF the best medicines in the world for dsordeTed
| or 1iveF.f
DT. LadEiE editor of tie .Facke baltimore pronounees
II medicine deserving the confidence OF the public.
Dr. EheThart, the leading German physician of Penna
has prescribed frequently during three years
marked success debtsted digestive or
/ gans, 81 Of the system generally.
The manager OF the haiton8 Vinegar Factory
DyBef and therefore induced lite effect upcH
WIFE roubled with the great debility common all Of
eonsupEe hAhitl and really u II doing heFmoFe good
than anything she has ever taken.n
N0FIoeWhoe expects to md in This beverage VIII
be Disappointed bat 10 the sck weak Spirited 81
VIII grateful aromatic cordial, possessed OF sIn.
far REMEDIAL properties.
as At 81 Perbottis orsx bottles IS, by
BENJAMIN PAGE, ia Gco,
Manufacturing Pharmaeeutists and Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
sRNERkL AGENTS.
Philadelphia T. ". Dyott Sons, l69 n. "a street. New
York, Barnes Park, S04 Broadway, Duane Balt-
Cusare Brothers, Gay and Penna.
einnAt, John y. Park Chicago barclay Brothers 21S s.
Water St 81 Louis, BaruRrd Adams Co. n. Orleans,
J. wright & %.
soid In Wheelng, BY LanehlIns Bushheid T. H. Loran
the United States aud canAdaa. oet8aaE1y.
IT,THfaE1L 0IIs-6 bSis: foF sale 81
Il spii - n1s1a A. Q. GeOO 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

Thegreat popularity Of thsdelightfaI Aroma has indue
many mutations which the public should guard against
purchasing Be persuaded ts buy anything else until
have given Boerhayes Holland BterS affair trial One be
tie viii convince you how infinitely superior tits to athe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-22

The Republicans of M,uns.ols have d, n,
mob y. Msnnrso,a is no longer In III,
hands Of the Democracy. The frs, r.s
election by the people has placed Il IN 10,
irant rama ei Republican,. She VII
enter til Union Republican State. with
Free Opinions. Free Specs b. Free Hearts
and Faglpon. on her banner. The Dca.
ocrsts expected a glorious victory in Min.
neso'a. They had laid their plan. to seesr,
BY corruption and sSindhng that which
they feared they mgh, no, win by fau
battle. A. 81. Paul their knsvery WAS o.
scsndsloos that even the Democratic organ
Of the city felt compelled alter the election
TO acknowledge the corruption oi ito o~n
party, declaring that such open cheating
did the party more harm 1han good. TIL,
Democracy actually elected II delegate
q PembinA, outside the limits OF the pro
posed State. Thi. WAS worse than the
course OF the Eissourisas Ia Kansas. They
crossed into Kansas Il election tines e.
choose Kansas oficers-bat q, the Mime
sofa election the Democracy didn't take The
trouble TO cross the l,ne-,hcy elected ost
side Of the limits delegates ~ the Conven
tim! Truly the Democratic parry 10 the
party Of progress. Leaving ont these elk
Delegates. the last cummings up from Min.
neso's indicate the election of IS Repubi.
cane aud ~ Democratic. with ak vet 10
hear iron. The will do Mlnneso,s j.
right aide up with care.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-22
How the Dsnoeras stands.

A couple days ago we alluded 10 an a.
,icls IN the Democrat on the usIect of THE
Railroad Loan, and with d sea. 70 ~ nigh.
" CON one ndsble. offered . tree and unin>
eumbered gait Of an old hs, To auy one WI"
could tell by the Democrat article what
position i occupied on tn" transfer loan
question. No one has 4 lslmea the hat. but
Ia Democrat Of Saturday endeavored Ia
prove by an extract from an article Il pub.
olsned last Mar, that its position 10 wei
known We beg its pardon, but really al
ter reading ito leader OF Sa uriay we can
not say is position 10 yet very plain. unless
by inference We are 10 presume 4 10 opPosed
10 the transfer. Its quoted extract simply
proves that il advocated the late suSscrip.
lion TO the Cedar Valley Railroad. We
have not doubted that. But neither tina,
extrsc, nor the one from ito old hat ed.tu.
rial. proves the Democra, ss,inst Or in Ia
vor Of the transfer. To show that the
Democrat's course on the pres mt question
10 not merely doubtful, but thst il hiss been
honestly interpreted to be in direct J.vor OF
the transfer. we copy the following from
the Lyons Advocate:
davenport has just loaned her credi'
10 the Cedar Vsliry h abroad To he amour,
OF o150 900. There 10 a proposition hos.
ev-r, 10 transfer the loan 10 the M. 4 NJ
Railroad, and the Democrat rather fasors
the uar-.errny vi the loan 10 hat road. >
So our neighbor perceiv-s that II Their
are brains about our Office slightly ADD ie,
on the Democrst's position. there are 9th
ers "clran daft" or else he has not beer
very ,nteligibe in expressing himself.-
Why cannot our neighbor come plump ou'
Tor or against the transfer, and tell those
c.esving 20 his coat tails just what they are
10 10, AZ the Democrat appears 70 object
10 our a.iusion 10 the brains OF the editor of
the News. We republish for It's benefit the
following from those same brains. on the
transfer question:
The majority Of articles published thus
lar, IN all the city papers are strongly
against the change. The Gazette also o..
poses IL. while DR.. Hubbeii II the Demo
.ra,, ste nsir,de the fence waiting unit,
told 10 come down. in order L. know which
side Ia stand upon"
And here 10 another .Iaauation iron
the bsa,ns of the news, and ictualIy pro
daced after the Democrats article OF Satur
da.
OxE Cssr REWARD The above re-.
ward aii h. paid To any one who can DIE
cover the opsn,on Of the Democrat on tn,
proposed transfer Of the Cedar Valley Ian
Not that IT. opinion 10 worth = cent, bu'
the man who could ascertain from its lead
ers Hs views On tnst all -ah.orbinc question,
Mou observe al iesst ,he cum of tea mills
Tor his ssgacity.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-22

A'ouoet noohee OF thtca9o Ifouns
TorexA. K. T.. June II, 1857.
Al last the Free State Legislature has
met and organised. A quorum was present
~ both houses this evening, and the Legis.
lature proceeded ~ business.
A joint committee from the House and
Senate was appointed to wait on his tx
eellency, Gov. Chas. Robinson to inform
him oi their organization. and that they
were ready 10 receive any communication
from him.
The committee waited u,on the Cover.
nor aud gave him tn inforastion.
Gov. k,binson thanked the committee,
expressed his eradication al the orRsnlss.
tion, and immediately seut a message to
both houses by his private Secretary. which
message l herewith enclose.
FIVE thousand copies in Engi,sh aud one
thousand IN German. were ordered. and the
mess eye wss cordially aud enthusiastically
seceivsd.
The Legislature transacted no other busi
ness except to appoint JOINT committee Of
three from the House and tao IRON tie
Senate. 10 lrepasc . memorial To Congress
praying tor admission to Congress under
tis Topeka Constitution.
The beet feeling prevailed. and the Lsgis-
iaiufe adjourned until to morrow morning
al nine O'clock
The message will be found TO b. ably
written and. IN every respect. most sdm,r
ablr paper. The Governor treats hs SUI
Irct with . ms-irr hand, calls th,ngs b.
tnrir right names. aeu sus,sins the Topeka
nossmen, Ia The must clear aud satisfactory
manner.
The Legislature will. In all probability.
amedis,ey proceed to enact . cods o,
ia~s prov de Tor ,o~n and county orgsni.
xaIions, aud make the Topeka @ svernn On,
tho is.ng Government oi the peopIc.
Jusius.
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William A. Pniilips. xho has jus, been
chosen senator irum Kansas in the place
u James n Lane. IL about - ysars Of ere
tie isa Scotchmaa BY birth. = lawyer By
profession, and q journalist from inclination
aud circumstances. His father. ON coming
from Scotland, settled near Chester in tina
State. sna there young Phillips wss admit.
ted 10 the bar, and aii-rward became edit.
or OF the Wing paper in tina, Town. For
the last two y-srs. however. he hes sesed
a. the ksnsss correspondent Of several
journals. the N. Y. Tribune and our own
paper included. and 1t the came time taken
an active part IN tho a6airso the Territory
Press
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n Iaitsr Of tAs ssutA Cd, ps.ser.t with.

30.
The New York Tribune mas discovered
sha' "makss all the difference in ,he
world whoss heed Il /. th., ia h,oL..
When Brooks csned Sumner. A D. B..ts
editor OF the South side Democrat. .,a
candidate u the Democracy for Clerk a,
the House Of Representative. Of the la,
Congress, applsuded the proceeding ss
@srateiul q bic feelings" describing il a.
IA deliberate. cool. dlsni6ed. classical can.
ing" inflicted upon IN Contagious Aboli.
ZIONIST" ''st the hands OF the chivslrooa
Brooks. OF South Carolina" Well. n,
blnks has recently had a tate Of the ou.l.
ny Of cane in the hand ii p. Kean. +.
correspondent Of the N. Y. Herald, whom
sank' had been abusing. Bsnks made
says the Tribune. 80 Jesni,icai spolosy''
'ss h's editorial personals, e. which %.
AIT acceptable, xhereupoI Mr.. p. Ke.p
is'd ~ wsis for Mr. A. }. Banks. and
s6fsshed him in the street. The Trb.n.
TANKS that thls ot ers,,on i N 40. R..a.
great deal of good. A.
since this beating he bah lee mn mo,. a,
chissirous aud classical e. ,,... IN ~.
c,nuary hs dsaounces hi ss..,,.o,
@dfuaxen brute. - destitute Of -.",,.s
= " vefscity. as1 Who viii ssss.s...'~
readily 80 W wih iie." All thu, -.. -
asss-aes ksswiag snvtisisg Vi Z. E..n !,
y mot ios ~ 70 contradict II; but On, ,n.,'
81 'esst, 10 e-sts's-P Zcaa has proved :,
sscsileH. sch.0I@sslss " "A. D. D.nh.
hss,Sg sssxht h'o what 10 ssssps 10 :.
uiissy ;ya0sses u before: the true mean
ias 81 the wosds .0se lisess" and .aeaa.a,n
a1pse." llsd sos The byssssAsss iss~r errd
--as1 2. Kssn essn ssderrd 10 no on vi,A
hts sns ewclsvae-se csnnos dvuSe thas ~.
weSl1 hsss bsasss Q good del s,ers -.
isi tsssis4go tstv 4. D. Dasks' s.61le.
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Accipssr, Asp NAaRow EacAps-f

Accipssr, Asp MARROW EscASg. On
aonday evening an accident hsppended to
Iars. Onn. smith. Pr ,dent vi the Csleoa
and Minnesota Packet Company, kv WHICH
he narrow ~ escaped with lie. He had
been out riding with come iriends, had r..
turned 10 hrs home, and assisted the c,m
pany To aiigh,. aud while dong 90. had
thrown hIs Iines acsoss the front Of hi.
carriage. HIS horses. which we're spiri,ed
animals, 81 that ssomeGt started. He ssIs
I'd the iines. put ose foot on The from.
wheel, and attempted TO mount the car
rage while IL was in motion He foot
passed between the spokes. the heel Of his
boo caught 10 the angle At the hub. ssd
he LEG wss wound round the hub 10 the
mp. and completely locked the wheel. -
The horses fen % 'uriousIy while 10 was In
this position. that every spoke In the oppo
site wheel ~ss broken out. Yet. he re-
tained his perfect cell possession. and raj.
lying oil his strength - for lite, he reached
iorwssd. cote closer hold Of the l,as., and
actually stopped the hosses By h,s power.
iUl strength. No bones vess bsosso. eu,
Capt. .. wss body bruised. ihos.A ysstes.
day - wss quite Considerable. HID b
les msn u isss tAoaghs " psssssss "
lalsd. hss loss VI his spesseeliy, woula
have been iosvilsb,e. We setoics. With
the whois csaavalty. 10 b.. scope.
Gslsns 0so.
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Doee ust Dsaire uA.a

The Dubuque Express 4 Herald hiss
pretty good authority Tor saying that Gen
Dodge has no desire" for the oGice Of Gov.
ernos oi Iowa. u there is any oi6ce in the
gilt Of Iowa VI the General Government,
Tor which Gen. Augustus Csesar Dodse
"has no desire." the phenomenon will sur.
prise great many people on both s,des Of
the Alssissipp,. nr. Dodge does not desire
10 rsn for the once ol Governor VI Iowa, Elm.
ply tor the reason that he cant run ias,
enoagh.-tCh,easo Tnb.
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1fu A)DertScuents.
AUCTION SALE.

THAT laa8s ssesh se btaes Wsse, CteSns. tnwps,
Cassosy sd T1ase1 Wsse vill - so1MaGo1 ~
svssins as1 svesy efessoea 81 svssi p aal I'll 81
u y dsposed ~. u aay beesotss HaSss = hsssl
hssDss o. 0efeAaet Wl1Ass - ssoek 0Aslg hosss,
shts vrpors.sssy eoss is1sss0sst sos 0ss go ~.
cry day Ia this city. MI
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fR1aIDIB s1onnG Z Para. Ill.
FORTY HOUSES BLOWN DOWN I
Les q iaA sal Hsssaaal Iajssiss.


PAuA, H., June IL.
To the Editor Of the Alton Courier:
Our place zee yesterday visited b. ose
Of the most dreadful oeos@s ever witnessed
Men we're blown about like feathers, houses
were torn down, freight cars were blown
from the track. A child IL Z. 3. Miller
was killed; his wife hsd her arm broken.
and 10 otherwise bruised and manqled. but
she 70 still alive. About forty persons were
w0unde', some Of them seriously. About
forty houses were blown to pieces. Some
buildines were blown Eve to ten feet from
their foundations. There is not . building
In the town but what Is injured more or less.
The upper part of the freight house belong
ing 20 the III. Central Railroad Company
10 blown %. The platforms at the cross
ings were raised ron their places. and
blown several feet across the railroad -
The roof was blown from the New Presbv.
tesisn Church. The fine new storehouse
Of VIM. r. Patton 4 Brother was blow n to
pieces. Their loss in goods and buildings
will DO from $40 900 10 ei2 600. They
are the greatest sufferers. J n. Patton
a member Of the firm. and two o. his broth
ere were il the building. His brothers e..
capped wi,h but little injury. He, himself,
however, was considerably bruised and cut.
They ere now ensrgeGcaIly At work saving
what they cen from the ruins. aud prepar-
,oa to rebuild their store house immedi
stely.
Major. w. B. Little had the front OF HE
store blow 10. he 10 damaged sbou, - 500
Z. p. Sanders had the root blown from hi
stvrehouse and his goods saturated with
water He sustains = dsmage Of over "a.
600. |. n. Dawdy had the front OF HE
s,ore.h house blown in 4; he has, however.
sustained very little damage--n not more than
5000. A. G. Il q. N. Neal were dsmaged
sbou, 5000. Rice 4 keeier about $3.50
and Hu9u,ns 4 Edwards about $1,000.
Frank Edwsrds, . member Of Inc irm OF
HuReins Z Edwards. deserves the kighes,
praise for his heroic and humane c.nduci.
When nothing but danger and desols,ion
was apparent On every hand, he rushed in
to the storm and saved man, women and
children from the crashing and falling
bu,id,ngs.
Many ismilies have lost oil they had
end are left without root to cover Their
heads.
I have Just learned that two women who
were hurt cannot recover.
You're very truly. @. LADD.
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LeAss. We sadesssasd that Mayor VIII
s"a And Jsmss lansvvsthy have sstssasl
'sssA View fvss. sssss hsviaG ssseesdsd 10
ax8.us.ang oAas 70 The sssSsst Of oeO0.
wv iSs tns Cay Tor 9silsesd psspssss. We
Nsse sess snss oossy v u - dsvidel II
esea. ts0p"stsoss 'of tie OsbsQUe, u pssl
ssa D. tsssfs. sad Tie Dssslss tNsssssa
9siisSs6s. The losss wsss ..hssjas1 ~
1~ssas. 0<jecks. krsssss = n.sAsIl Z
oew Ssaks-.lDsbsess Tsabsas. .
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~ - @sssis Uaiss spssts q Desslss
- " great oas ~ ~ go. u lhs - %,
- sssseslg kssw UhisA = u ct .aisAel
- - ee--she Dpeessas u ~ 80 .
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SVbsEes AsO pxALeks II HARDWARE.
W Dassoaaos ose'owsd sDos Ne n an ~
- 49, shAs sssis ssek SD prizes sA.lt s. ~ No.
= esssA = esosnss eseAbiy stiA ssy sssabL h.,si
u ~ y -.
- sim - - ss1ssseil y aas soss- Ia or s,e.
Co0s sd ~ ~.
$500 Q. n. sickgLs q sso.
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ncpns,sc.n state Cenvcmsle..-TA

aegHtiau. Of the State q, Iowa, viii tasst ia con.
sea,iun ~ iosa Cis, on wsdrsscat. Ausast isth
IL ~ s#psrst consultation apo. n.aifs's % vital
In orte
a. tac - aist J1n.iitatos ~ .ie pied a. the A.
ss.t .ieetisn, "a sdidstes Tor Governor or Lieu
G.v, Inos will be put IN nomination a. aid conysn
tisr.
The r&io u representation iii d delegate 10,
every one hundred hep african voter. Ia .ash couh
~, and sidiaans isiesate Tor fractions OF
j ateu. tcaalis. not having tns requisite nainbt
# f.spublisAa vsi-,s 10 entite them one dsisss
- tac ratio adopted will Hsverhele.. be sn,itsd Is
1nr dcieFss.,
9, orasr Of u. stats os atrial ,o.- mtltse.
SAM'L =. kIRkWuoD
HENhl UaCUNNuK,
VA. Prs Clark,
GE0 d. W coDiS
~ HIRAM RtIE.
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Ps1sassu a0s. Va ysas 10
TAo on OSaiaios steam dsvs mills
bssst lass aleA.. Lsas os0e0o. passiy 10.
eusol'
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Ul.1'alDN

WtiiAn b. BAsssR, k.nru w BA.,..
Attsnsy III Law.
w. h. BARBER 4 Co,
Law, Land asd Lean Once.
~ -. liiaSk. Main o.. bqlos al,
DAWN PoKT, IOWA.
Money 70 losa On Rssl and psysoust .eeur,,,.
esl sssaasss y even stnd, saatntai AsI-a led "
qaitsd. 80" !"
Dssds sad . sAsf iassrsasn,s Of .u,ias, easessn,
LAID wsnsss Located fssm actual ia.pss.ios Of
- eats ebsainsd for inssator,.
"ssi AsaAss eosgas and soid % co. wissios.
: REPgskxcss.
A'nsn. Leo. fsssr HAMA Of soamsres,
c.l.... r.s. c.... Mechanic. n..., as's 3.
pulbson, tsQ, Cash. baak OF Hslltao,s 40
asss'. ttars., cafson Mek algal, DO
CAnn I'D, Hso q 10, da
Mes.sa q Win me- ao
n ,omesys, h'a. C.sA. iiLaasiphia
VA po,.ss. g.a city solicitor, az pau
ton Jsmes coopsf, 40
Asssss No. = = hss-s. a.
Moot .. 4 tosssssd a.
v iiouston ksQ a.
Nosss A dee no, Washing,,,a n A
ssers Munu q co.. a.,
n Ls~eh IN Mo. p,taahur,
Hoo Js.ss \ hsssss, prssr ssss ., M
.osi s, Loaf.
1esss paety = - ssnste, d.
~. = csass.,, sssosd A 'rses Iss 90 DO
.sssrs CFou .Necssssy 4 90 do
q O.i s-nr -. -. "';ss T.
SLAP maker ESQ, DO
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NVk hsvs removed or goods "a No q l. Claire
W kev, vhsss Ne shalt b. happy 70 vSt on Ger I'D
customer. and nsv once, . sd cell then odsst he
louess pstess. .. = X. n, TYNkR.
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Nsw YoaE, June 10

Cosstes eAseRss Of riot will - made 70
1sy ~ Caps osssese. seains, Cosoeer
Psssy. Recorder oossh asd Ospu,y Csspes
-. Tas oSoe6 VI Al1esmes have tecIarvd
sheaesisse 10 pesaasesi ssssioa uaui TIE
tsOubloe ere ssSsIod.
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LIGHTNING. LIGHTNING /,

LIGHTNING LIGHTNING
'rHs sosroN LlaHrsiSG ROD COMPANY
nave es.ohsAsd an agency for tho Maausac
tosing and sale of tastV Sssmtssa node a the c,r
ero' Seeond snS hasrtssn s.rssts 40 sssiss, vhyrs
heir Aesst vuI BE- f's a alsays IN r.asissss " ai
ORDERS ISf NJ NO 0ay favor ain wtsk shsis pafos-
go L.s. BALDWIN, Gen Ast
68PkSnNSEs.
Dsvsapors, April ~, ies7.
have srem,nsd the constsuction o, he Lightnias
soas need B, the sossoa Listsing Nod compans
no oeissvr properly pat mp, taey wiii ~ ,sd tall
vent. A. hulIsN
Prot. Mutual Philosophs ssd Maine ualies.
loss College.
eoocur In The opinion Of Prof. Ballon a. above
sspssss~d. D. .. sHRIDOs,
Prof. 81 Geology and cismi nv,
FWueaotm via iova College.
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Tr ssy psrson u dsslross 81 ee,atning Good Piano
% adstes then 20 90 20 ~ sale watch sAk .
lion room. on second ssreoi o. soscIocs Th,y vii
be sold Tor Cash without sny receive. i.9s