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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09

EXCITEMENT AND THREATENED LYScH LAW ~
KANsAA-It has heretofore been stated that at
the polls in Leavenworth, Kansas, on the Goth
ult, a man by the name of Mitchell shot at JAS
H. Lyle twice, and then another man, by the
name of Halter, stabbed him in the back and
killed him dead on the spot The affair created
the greatest excitement, and letter to the St.
Louis Democrat says:
Henderson, OF the Journal, addressed the ex-
cited crowd in an inhammatOry speech, and
there was a manifest determination ON the part
OF the friends Of Lyle to lynch Halter at once,
from which they were only deferred by the SUI
pcrior number Of armed citizens, who thrOnged
the streets, determined at all hazards TO sustain
the authorities.
A message was Immediately sent to Judge Lee
compte to come over and examine the matter
But Il was openly declared that Halter should
be hung before sunrise. When the steamer LEFT,
at 1-2 p. NJ, all was quiet in the city, but the
friends Of Lyle, Henderson, Murphy, Moore,
Brown and others, maddened with liquor, were
endeavoring to excite riot Assistance had
been summoned by them from Delaware, Yves.
ton and other points, in order to Lynch Haller,
and il is more than probable that the attempt
has, ere this, been made But 1t would GER
tainIy be unsuccessful, and result in scene Of
bloodshed unequRlled by any tragedy yet enac-
ted in Kansas, the citizens being completely or
ganized under the direction of the mayor, will
orders that no gatherings be permitted in the
streets after dark.
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AYRAID OF THE CHINESE WEAPoNs.-The Lon
don Times alarms itself dreadfully at the idea
that the Chinese may resort to poison, as more
efficient weapon than those usually considered
legitimate in warfare. 1t says:
ais there any body so foolish as to suppose
that the Chinese will not poison every box or
chest Of tea, preserved ginger, sweetmeats,
chow chow, marmalade, or any thing else that
is exported from China for the use of foreign
ersl We believe honestly and truly that the
destruction of human life in this country and
America, from the use of poisoned tea, will be
the most fearful calamity that has ever visited
the two countries in this century. It viii kill
more people in England than were killed in the
Crimea. It will destroy more hun an life in the
United States than our wars, the yellow fever
or the cholera. People continue to drink tea,
and think there is no danger! II will be fatal
mistake. WAIT until the cargoes Of tea now on
their way TO American ports are landed. Those
,Tho dream that we shall escape poisoned tea had
Ietter preserve the extracts from the 1F0aes.-
we have no doubt that our warning articles
sI,out Tea win save thousands Of lives in this
coufitfy. We wish all would take the warning
in time
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THE New Orleans Delta estimates the NUM-
Der of slaves Mt the South at over three and half
millions, and their aggregate value at present
prices, at fully sixteen hundred millions of dol
lars. The cotton plantations in the South it es-
aggregate value of their uunuuI product at
the present prices of cotton, is fully one hun
dred and twenty-five millions of dollars. Therc
are over fifteen thousand Tobacco plantations, and
their annual products may be valued at four
teen millinnS of dollars. There are two thousand
six hundred sugar plantations, the products of
which average annually more than twelve mill
lions. There are five hundred and fifty-one rice
plantations, which yield an annual revenue Of
four millions of dollars.
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The SOLDIERS OF ls12.-A meeting fthe SOL
dicrs of the war of 1912, was held at the County
Court House. Philadelphia, on the 4th inst
We take the following notice of the proceedings
from Philadelphia exchange:
Col. Joel b. Sutherland presided, and Col
John S. Warner and Mr.. VIM. T. Elder assisted
as Vice Presidents. A constitution was sub
mitted by Col. Warner, providing for the organ
ization Of a Society and the government of the
same, TO be composed of the surviving soldiers
of the war of 1872, which was adopted The
meeting then nominated candidates for the sew
cral offices, after which, sentiments were sub
mitted by the Chairman aud unanimously adop-
| ted. These sentiments were commemorative of
the National Anniversary; of the memory of
the signers of the Declaration of Independence;
Of the Declaration ofJuly 1875, and of the War
of June, 1872; of Gen. Washington; of Gen.
/ Lafayette; of James Madison; of President Bu-
chanan; Of our Republic; of the men Of the
Second War of independence; of the Union;
the memory of Andrew jackson; of Gems.
Scott and Jessup; Gen TOwsen; the Naval Of
ficcrs of 1912; of Com. Stuart; of the memory
of Gems Brown, McCoomb, Harrison, Taylor,
Coffee Carroll, and Coils, CrOghan, PcHrce and
Bernard; of Gen. Cass, of Railroads, Women,
&c. The following resolutions were also passed:
| ReSolred, That we deeply lament the death of
our esteemed brother, Maj. Geo. McSeir, and
sincerely sympathize with his family in their
sad bereavement, and that in manifestation OF
our respect for him we will wear Grape on our
left arm for thirty days
Resolced, That we trust Congress will do jus
tee to the poor, infirm and decrepid soldiers of
the war of 1912, and the widows of such as are
dead, by granting them pensions at its coming
session. They ask no more than was granted
to the soldiers of the Revolution, as they think
they are justly entitled to that. Two hundred
and nine thousand warrants have been issued.
OF course upwards of two hundred thousand
families are interested in having just pension
law enacted.
Prior to the adjournment of the meeting the
Declaration Of Independence was read by Major
B. II. Springer.
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DIR. M.DE vALI,ETps

FEMALE PERIUDIUaL PIIII.
These pills have used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor the Hospitals of of France, for
years. meeting with unparalleled success-giving the great
est satlsfaetIOn-curng where other remedies fail.
They charm in correcting irregularity and OBJ
ructons producing regular return of the monthly dis
charge.
mild aud gentle stimulant. They produce agreeable
exhileraton happy both mind and body.
Pregnant females supposng themselves so,
cautioned against using these pills, they will produce
the most delicate. For sale by
janis IAUGHLINs BUsHPIELD.
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CuRE FOR DYsENTERY.-The Middletown Re
publican copies the following, and certiies to
its good effect, as proved by experiment.
IAN old friend handed US the following sim.
Pile recipe for publication Ithas been practiced
in his family for many years with uniform sue
cess even in the most alarming stages Of the
complaint: Take Indian corn, roasted Hnd
ground in the manner Of coffee, Tor coarse meal
browned,) and boil in a sufficient quantity Of
water to produce a strong liquid like coffee, and
drink teaeupful Cwarm) two or three times a
day. One days practice, it is said, will ordina-
Tily effect cure"
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TnE HARvEsr.-Tho farmers in the vicinity
of Danyillc, Va, are now engaged in gathering
in their crops of wheat. The forward varieties
have already been moved, and during this week
almost the entire crop win be harvested. The
planters represent the present wheat crop as ex
ceiling, both in quality and quantity, any one
which they hAvScultiyatedf for many years Nei-
Their the chiuch bug nor the rust says the Re
gister, damaged it to any extent in that section
Of country.
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nmAI. HsrArR Sales.
po11ine Mill For Sale.

voyan order Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF seoto
Il oonnty ohio to me directed and issued upon
for the dissolution Of the Of the seloto Ron
~ Nm co viii on the ninth day Of July, ls5 oNer tof
NE 10 the highest bidder, the seioo Rolling
ali Of Tie Real Estate machinery and toos
belonging Sale At 10 oel9GE a; ~ am 20 p
at the office Of the SciOtO Rolling hi Co IN ms ely
re mas been in operation about two years anu - "
So repair and perfect running order II has one par mn
itE % heating furnaces; small MILL with TWO hsating
one sheet and boiler iron mill with four heating
together with full assortment OF rolls Tor All ~
the mills It has one forge all complete, With nine W Doll
Inc f1rnaces one wrought iron hammer ana one
itias capacity turn out twenty tons Of
IRON nor ay with power and enough TO almost
CAPACITY IthRS two large engines WITH
tWeny-s inches in diameter and one enstns or
me is qG5 feet Tong 1855 wide. There !pke
mill an, ell containing two mRchnes and double neat
@ f,rnce capRble turning out thirty kegs per day
hs mil Is very located for NE
NJ ni metal nasmuch eighteen iron furnaces make @
city the depot their irnn which is brought In on the %
ot0 and Hooking Valley Railroad ,..,, l. IL,
The terms OF sale are onefOurh CASH one fourth N SIX
ments: in months, and one.fonrt IN twelve
from the day sale, with interest at the rate Of
ner cent per annun the deferred ana aproE
Possession will be Immediately given to the pur
chaser. :, :. posi-,
mouth, Ohio. hh Si, u ~ nj Mn 70
o., June Sd, 1851. z. Iel-tn
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IAUGn1INs 4 BusHpIELD.
AmhrotvDes for Sl

PARTRIDGE at his new and spacious rooms with faeil
ties operating arrangement for light equal to
any the country superior to in the city, ii
producing these beautiful pictures, which
in the country He 5 prepared TO make AmbEaypeS
they sentby mail without extra postage. Also TO
them in locksts and pins, price DasuerreopeS
Pictures good aaSpecmens exhibited
and warranted 70 last for ages unchanged.
Alknds of materials used in the busInerS fOrsAls.
Rooms Of AIaIn above Monroe, Marsh
Taylor's new store auRis
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HYGEIA HOTEL.
DIN POINT COMFORT, VA.

80 OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
sss55ssS This renowned SUMMER RESORT viii os re-
S77A-9 opened the FIRST OF JUNE.
There wateringpace in the land presenting more
varied and tsInntng attractions than this.
In broad View OF Hampton Roads ana the chesapeake
Bay It is famed by the constant sea-breeze.
location at the site of the first military posi- In the
country.
The luxurious saltwater bath and all the lnxuFies Of the
salt water region at its doors.
The finest ball room in America, spacious and most
pleasant Billiard Saloon, Pistol Galleries, delightful beach
country aunts the best facilities for fishing AID good
reading room, among the attractions.
dtscoursed only by the band aPpaTfeaAt
establishment, but the Band of the Cd Regiment o. q
Artillery, said to he the best in the army.
for health II Is surpassed by the SSt ssenaea
mountain retreat The various surgeoas Of Is pos
and the physicians resident In the vicinity have rce
that they HdUs neUer knoSca case II 1SHs z ycss
billions Jerer TO originate at Old EoiEt CoEE and HAa
IL Is throughout TIE healthy locality IaJg
he face Of edFf [See their Certificates 81 the Far
mer and De BOWS Review
lot Of the very best BRANDTES direct oE The Lnaaoa
docks-a special Importation OF the Mesrs, isStS q Nor
folk found In the cellar Of the Hotel. AID ae 1
LIQUORS of all kinds to lie had In the country shan
tolerate nothing inferior In any Department. TSsas Is
am, make the HygelA the very first u Se
kind in the Union. JOS SSSAS-
ie15-lm fTSsE1SE6f.
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CHRONIC -DIARRHGA.
have in our possession the certificate Of respectable
citizen teStyng that entirely cured Of this dread
fol disease by using BRRHAVES HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall take pleasure showing the certificate to any
person doubling this statement. ap2-1wdaw
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ASSUMES SALE OF THE EVANSVILLE

=, an order made by the Court of eommon
Pleas of AIuskinEum county Ohioi AZ thS sI
A n Is5T thereof Twill Oer for sale, At Publlo A9S1loui
Htthe Court in GAINESVILLE In SAT-! on ~ ~
,hr toIIovfng described Real Estate, YizWo par
GELS of land situate the city OF Zanesve IN me county
NJ Nnsking and State Ohio, that is to saw Lots NUM-
brred six (G) ~ In what's calIeu
% liottou with ali the improvements thereto belonging,
and all the fixtures, Machinery, Tools and use
In or connected with msnufactnTe OF paper IN te
Mil erected on the said parcels OF lands excepting and re
said Lot number six S6
tounle as follows, beginning at the NoFtheast
corner Of said number six 10y on Seventh street, tec
West between lots six and seven af' reSai three
sixteen links thence South one chain ana ten INKS shc
three chains links to Seventh street, thence
North one chain links Seventh street. TO the
place OF beginning Also excepting and FeseFHng from
said seve, the following described part
ginning Southeast corner OF said Lot hehcs
On The South line thereof, three chains and sixteen hn
thence North links thence East three chains anu
sixteen links Seventh street; thence South fory-Te
links to the place beginning Said parcels OF land being
also subject the right Of OF the Central ONO KAN
road Company the same set out in the Records Of
The Probate said In the case OF salu Com
pany H. J. i j. L. Cox -l17z7
Appraised at the Of $2i,566. SO
Of certain debt of ave thousand five hundred doH due
January lst 1851 to the ADMINISTRATORS with the Ti an
nx Of the estate McIntire deceased with inter
est at eight per per annnm, payable sent annually
which secured by mortgage upon Sau estaeS
the residue Of the purchase money, cash.
These tracts OF land contain over the sara
ceptiops aud the right of of the Rail-
road Company three and half acres which can he
conveniently divided into twenty building lots and en-
which besides the Mill and necessary out bou-
Inrs two brick dwelling houses. The MIL
four rag engines with capacity to manufacture 2uOO
pounds naper daily, with good balance valve steam
DAVID HULL, Assignee
jy9Itw Of II. J. Cox Co.
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The warronton (va.5 Flag comes out for
Henry A. Wise, for the o. S. Senate, ''let him
be opposed by whom he may
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-09

PROF. o. j. MOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
PRODUCING HAIR on
b AID HEADS,
AND RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR.
THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEoUALLED PREPARE.
Heads when used according to the directions and turn
hair back its original color after having become gray
and beauty Removes at once all scurf aandrna and I'M
the scalp It also prevents the hair from becoming
healthy and and hcReF act: Sn as S
We few certificates to corroborate our asser
lions.
Ihave used Professor j. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired its wonderful effect Ny hair was becoming
as thought permanently gray but by the use Of the lie
storatve has resumed its original color and have no
doubt permanently So. SIDNEY BREEZE,
gentleman of BOstsn writes to his friends in New Bed
To your inquiries would reply, that when first
mencd using Professor Woods Hair Restorative my hair
and & @ on The SR Of Ss f9a and HSF g.s s
the second bottle (Ehich was eight weeks) my hair
entirely changed to It's original color, eight brown and Is
free from dandruh and quite moist. have had my
hair cpt I've or six times since the change
seen any thing ke white hair starting from the roots ad
It Is thick and does not come out At
an Il has proved in case, all that could wish TO ask
July !, ISIS Yours, &C., o,--,-..
Dear Sss have used two bottles Of Professor WoSrs
E1slT AesturhEpe greatest
cogcy OF the or restoring and changing the hair
ss- hEs Ettaipea original color. You recon-
mend e iae sFls without the leAs fear case vas
o. tsc Kind. Yours D. n. MURPHY
81 Louis, March Z, 1884.
Esi Woods NJ hair commenced falling OF some three
Sour years Sses Cartnned TO do until became
bGl s<4, AIlASt induced try your celcbra
nd HAS, SssoISV and happy 10 say, It Is dOtngwon
esss AAVe Sne EreEth Of young hair and cheer
saIs recommend is 10 &l similarly AFFLICTED.
A. g WILLIAMS, 1SS Second Street.
R1isin, Niehtgln, August 2, 1850
Els Is - eeSts hat ago Vas quite gray and
aaS fA2z tAe top Of head that feared Its
ss- II us condition applied for and obtained
SNse 81 Pre- NSsAs and before had used
Sast hStie, ae gray hairs had entirely disappeared,
AIS i AS3 tSeI e to be full usual aud as
SoSSy appearance, apparently beautiful than
i to all those ladies who Taine beautiful head OF hair
l also state that now occasionally for its healthy
and Identifying effects. SARAH J. BROWN.
Chicago, May 1, 1884,
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative dec
de advantage prevents the hair from coming out and
gives it gloss and sotaeSs very desirable The few
hairs had have entirely disappeared. Others of my FAM
1t PROCESSES to be. HENRY CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
st Louis, Sept. 20, 1889.
Dr. O. J. wood-ir have used nearly three bottles Of
Hair Restorative and have found its effects sat
isfaetoFy Ii has entirely destroyed all dandruR from
head and restored hair to Its oriS color which had
become quite gray. WIN. TRuESDALE.E
9. WOOD CO., Proprietor, s1s Broadway, N. Y.ane
III Market ST., st. Louis.
~ For sale in Wheeling by
I. LOGAN 4 CO.,
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MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, WHO HEAD
LIRE ILLUSTRATED pronounce it the De1f FAMILY PArrH
now pnblished 81 year 81 half year; and, Just
to try IT," only % for three moaths IneOse the
amount, and direet to FOWLER AND WELLS New York.
Tbs Savannah DEocRAT shys: We regard IL the very
best weekly paper In the EoTl.H The ALABAMA BEAo0N
saws: II there Is newspaper within knowledge
which safely recommend to the general reader
LGFE lLusIRATED Il hag served weekly amount Of
reading matter which you seldom for The price, which
neither Light serious At once ioiel liter
AIRY, and leke pungent, practical and progressive;
lTenng eloquent aud ennoblng In short seems 70 be
the object OF LFE ILLUSTRATED spread sunshine haup
ness, and useful Information Try ie394R
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Obituarv

DRswHVD the Ohio river, Friday July 90, at Wheel
wharf, Mr. THONAs LANG, anatiVe sligo Coz Ireland
past resident Of Belmont Co.. Ohio
recently gone the city TO In drayng On
Sd he for the first time hehed his iaYoTte horse
and river to give him drink when by
accident msanagemen the horse backed the dray over
into i've TO eight feet deep The untor
tunate man Eprang d.ay being unable TO SWIM
rising five times sank to rise no more
Of spectators stood at tile waters edge
within feet Of the drowning man, but no heart was
enough to the His body was
his friends below the wharf Saturday. the
deceased 80 Of and leaves no fam
lily, large circle OF relatives to mourn lbs unttI1cy
end He esteemed for uFrghness and fidelity by all
who knew him.
In the fullness Of manhood,
Its glory and pride,
A dearly loved brother
Has suddenly died
No sickness to warn him.
No phAutOms Of fear,
Approached him to whisper
That danger near;
The fire Of ambition
Burned brigghti his eye,
And he dreamed not that terror
Or danger WAS nigh.
But misfortune overwhelmed him,
His struggles were vain,
Gone, gone! was the foot held
He BtrOYe to regain. -
he sank meath the
or Ohio's bright tide,
And the wall
PoI the Brother that died.
But they sought TIL they found
And laid him to rest,
And hope next TO meet him
With spirits thrice best.
bridgeport, Ohio, July eth, 1881. L. II.
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Cooling Places seem to be in demand very
popular one is the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE, with
both Ladies' and Gentlemen Cold and sparkling Mineral
Water rich syrups Perfumeres; Notions In great va
riey Cigars Tobacco and last though not least the
never falling set (which eoOls one to look at IT
constitute combination attractions ppealins to all the
senses in a way which cannot fan to please.
We say tor1Iy 100 degs in the shaded Call in at the
Bridge corner Drug store. jelo
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sPBcIAL NOTICES.

TIME medIcInnI PrInciPIes.-Nevsr extract
blood Blood Is the m By abstractins it in painful as
,. 1, oul he rtctiO or l5ssaing ne pOirer 70 st
Brspdrebs pms relieve pain by abstraetng the cause Of
pain out Of the blood Their parties the blood and IN
acute disease they are Invaluable, they give ease and cure
+ H. LOGAN CO.,
,--,,--,,,w Agents
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LIFE ILLUSTRATED FIRST-CLAs PICTORIAL
weekly Journal devoted Entertainment, Improvement
and Progress designed encourage spirit of Hope Man
lncss Reliance, and Activity Illustrate life in all
phases. heightened Pictorial Weekly Paper, which
ought be read by every Family Published at s2
81 half year, and to Clubs Of POUR three months
for One Dollar. Try 1t. Address
FOWLER AND WELLS. 3Os broadway, New York.
The Panama dr says: "LIFE Is of the
papers published In the United States WekRoW of
more Instructive and Interesting family
Ing Young and DID, parents aud children, high low
rich and poor, viii find something TO suit item 10 its coll
umns." je22-iE
LIFE ILLUSTRATED IS AN ELEGANT QuARTo OF
eight beautiful pages-a tribe larger the Hstrated
London Ee,c-a perfect model excellence size shape
sentiment and is altogether most sound
and sensible OF live papers. Men like It, women Ike it.
boys IT, girls it, folks It, young folks ike
IT. chdrsn like IT, the the foks can't Keep
hOuse Icihout LIPE ILLUSTRATED plantation should
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FOWLER AND WELLS. sas Broadway, New York.
LIVE ILLUSTRATED &c marked by beauty
have doubt will be the bert Of the kind Published
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mend Il to the patronage of friends is lled with
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appropriate head.-AuRUHN (ALA) GAZETTE js22-iw
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LIE ILLuSrRArEDwe have previously called attention
TO ths excellent publications Il Is worth far ay
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ing Il increases In interest with every issue
eheefuy recommend 1t to the public the best
family Newspapers In the eountry-SoUTHERN TKAcHEH.
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Dividend

TINE President and Directors Of the Pire Marine In
surance Co. sf Wheeling have this day declared dtV-
Idend Of ten per the Capital Stock paid In out OF
the profits months payable to the StoeEhold-
ers after the 18th inst r. w. HARDING;
Wheeling, July LIST, 1s57.-[iy7-8tl sec'y
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NEW ADvERTIsEMRNTs
A RARE CHANCE TO GET GOOD CLOTH
INC VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.

n HAVE very large stock Of spring and summer soSG
on hand and they must be sold to make room or IAN
and winter goods you want to buy goods at prSe
that viii omen the eyes the natives, give me eau y 40.
WsshInGton HAIL. An goods warranted TO be IS TtPrs-
: y sSi..s ~ W. 'ssi ~ j. II. STALLAIAN,
ssnt6u OF "a" sS.s' Merchant Tailor.
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i jy1 GEO: WLLsUN.
HEMPFIELD R. R. COMPANY.
4 MEETING of the Stockholders Of this Company will
N be held office In Washington, Pa, on Wednesday,
july 18TH O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose Of voting on
the question accepting the law of 18th Of April lS au-
thorzng the issue of preferred stock by said Company
BY order of the Board C'M a. p KsEpi