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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01


- fDfOND AK u ,.,,.,,,,. ,.,,,,....
- AND lopiNh SiklNhS
tamrnsl and BEDFORD w,,ln short dAnce ana IN nllyiew
~ nm, mountain. Th, rmts 81 Oti,r crow ming the beau
ami Har itne can be, ro,ch,d IA point
IN. ar i, pms and in, iEor.hg an
m'oi Nrsn'a and from tue m"tr S""'h'in state" would
Isl a. sehf,iy mere as II" M'"a J." @ Nus, VI ne n
'a"- o''"''''i '',r'! t." We ~ ' . i 80 Ia
mh' "a mite i''" t"t "''.' ~ 't '' ,'.s from
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az It" mas no' go .! 'n'ee i'''en' one'nss
" 49,, ''n' :" U" '"o' III w i w 'i "o'' w.
,'r , ~" ,na",,r,r I' water am EXTRACT
b, ara,.ni aud 'c,Y"'h' rr"ss operation os Which all
concentrated Mass, which rra'y dsoiscs
ami Is immediately ready ton "N"
"chase many ,e,tloaes nom ph, scans and PRIV N
d''dnas mhc! can be ''na aud -, eur MS one OF
Drugsss I,ncnbug, Va m tcstnon! 10 the ,ura
W. p"pcriro OF Tia. a'"' ana Mass IN a" h'f"in"us ana
Inaneons ustaseH' Dy'rts'a LNe1 a"mu"nts hf"he ID
arhIa, io.apsus ul,r. Kindred ahecons ali
""aSs oi the Urinary os nS ,ao"tt Gravel ohtohie In
sn,Iy q" ne Wa,,r ,,,,, nn1 Ia ked,nboxes
CON, ,i,i,, .n ' & n, , it., -, tr,. ,. ar
winch can be- s,m 1y MAJ, " ere kct t,n sale Nv
ma % ,n >.o,, To- ~ ma. ,,' -
ma : '"' " 'N1, w - ~
aSA - - - "c anus. "'a"isi"i o"~i-
"a. ~. '''' ,.i,A, 4 EAiNE's
. . $50.
4 EEhAGERA ioN - Hsa Hi"E SA sONS.
~ nave tins DAY r'''''dH .sr "A' 'onc
'n'm very nat" bIHG 7"n what ir'"s"d In I" M, ana
Tor aver, shall .,yan,vnn .n,t
apl Y1i, fDwAltp J FoLKE-.
=, =. - - =
H ~ h hAensNE SaA''-s "'''' :" IRE
= sl"eH " superior va ~ m"f Len! '''s" pure W her
=, .IIs r' va ,rm.,,.t.
~ UOD AND s.s "ss"E in" "ndr's'g"cd
interval ol me vs .. ~ Ncnou,s and l,Dy
i'.truu1c li.,n,s oe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
MERCHANDISE, &C.
NEW CASH sToRs.
C. L f. w / s

MERCHANDISE, &C.
NEW CASH sToRs.
A. G. L f. w I s,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
shsa the large and co%~sdso h1a:s a. A.. Main st.
as-s schoolnsd and Thurmsns Hardware Store and op
cEsiEs and sTAPLE Day GOODS boush, exclusively for
ssiisf.eon to all may with call As Am de
70 do on %. cash Or o.s desiring TO
e"s" s'ass Of Sa rrWIviAN GuASo Away. on hand
extend particular the old Oh the
firm of G. Lewis formerly in the Dry Good. business In
this cy) to give cali as we'll as til" public seneraiy
mar - dts LEWS
aid MOUNTAIN wHsskS.- - Bbl. Mountain
~ Whisky. IL months old wins genera" s,.or,prn, Of ii
qtors, for sale by NON LIN AIEAASDER'
sept &,.
AlAn BuNCu Rs cor rONYARNs
lsVOV Leak.vds Factory
600 Kegs old Dominion Nails
mar lGt. YOUNGER SMITH
uuAvE Tuss DAY Ien ,hi. city Ter ,h- p.r.
pose Of .elrcng early supply Of Fall 0ond.
hi. Al the same time beg leass To inform my
my stock at this time full aud varied In all
s dspar oenls aud any Lady a superior sin Dress,
hue fame, Stella shaw g. suit this approaching season,
please call Al NJ M,in street JOnN ABRAIIAMs.
iy 3ts -
"a BARRELS prime uesnsain whisky ON
sbO e'n.isnnen. aud tot .'i" by
ma i3is CAMP SMITH co
lJAC.N. BACON live have for .ai- 900
- N, prime Virginia cured Bacon ~ . ~
mar 5.ts YOUNGER 4 SMITH
XNyECAN SHOW some at,i lie. 81 k".isr-.
w Coats entirely new In thu. place Cad AID see"
bLAss hAINb
4 FACT FOR THU PEOPGk.-Win 20"
n 70 cent In buy Ing uoods Then call al
GUGUENIlElMEks aud you " III hnd The LARGEST AND
MOST ELEGANT ORTAENT OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS brought 10 this marx / In my
stock will be t,uud tue LATEST ANn MOST BkAUfutL ~
DRESS GOODS 49, and Cord Sks ii.raz,s, Shal
eys Urgan,a bous,ins lawn sc &e large lot of w he
tioods. spring and saniu,r Goods for GsntrIncn.
stock and SHOES sarpasd Tor price
and qunniy. HAAS CAPS, &e The above Goods being
south Potomac Cad and gyr my stock
inaii"r b.fpr. buying
y tounir, chants would do wall u Civ" call Ia"
Il x ing Norm n GtGbENHl.IMt
api 5ts
4 nEN - % br' - ppOs ted sole ~ 2eHt
~ by the proprietor Of ih1 James Hnu Cement Works.
r tc safe vi tuucn IN tins place" am prepared to h 81
orders Al ipnu . prices WA. 4. ANDERSON
aug li-ts
NTEW CONCEHN.-Gbc uMdr Kncd hn ing
~ sssoat.d themselves together under the htyo and
D,iDEN WiAnFILID, TOR the parposa vi conduatia
General turw ardug ijusinrss, the
aud B,k Badlng the BASIN, OPPOSITE tie
Va and Tenn Kailrusd Dspoi and door below Mc>s
Anderson. Adam. CO. method informing then
and the pubic that they 10
stutr rocnrr every description,
ioasonAhie House tho cay They
CIV. then attention H. business aud their
best efforts atisision All In uu
Il call WA. II OGDEN,
u, - is 4. & WINFIELD,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

COus:M-, COLDS, siOAK~ENEss, lNFLC-
GNLA. EnONa nBG1s, WnOOrINai
Goa Gn, lKOaP, ASTHMA, an
tAraENi GONSanETlON
aud Tor th" iici III patients advanced stages
the,IHCa.r
We nee, not speak I" tho public at it's Nirucs Through
and almost OF the
state pnlcini cure pniunary have made
The tyiLrd
th,t
ci, ,iH, amt tower yt communities whctc which
nave not among them living trophy >utoIy
IA" subtle and dangerous 'isVass vi the throat and
" I thu anl,otu
the Iurulai'c ani dLisertt he
the lcnsin'Nt and safest
'ni,yrd 7 al mis- and young "Hnns Parents should have
that steals
uuropaicd We abundant believe the Cher
imam those ks"? by you, and Your colds
hiio they cuia", neglect hom human skill
t' Nnrable Sencd the tias
thIs al, Al AEoN III dreadful fatality uf lung
uruiI adi - thry this remedy.
than Them made the
w cost toll to pIulucr 1t tie
perfect br ami tus AFFORD those W ho rely tue
agent w",N cur rkisi ui sh Tor then
FnEpARED By DIR j. Z. AVER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
ASsad the Trnsh about our Turf Oil.

RICHMOND, AprII Uth, I-N.
sleigh ride tins winter past discovered
aud the skin oil pia,e than hand,
faces rubbing the irside OF The thigh applied YOU
Turf Oil and III day Two he well Another
A mule which working to my dray became unable
Walk. On examoins his foot discovered nail about
inches long To the head My driver and the neghtos
he would good for nothing drew the nail
apiece of lint and Turf OH, aud once
aud from that monunt he has hour
ever also SAW horse badly snasged the outside
his thigh IN two places about inches deep
iaehes wide, from winch he SIN Your Turf
III was applied and brought them entirely sound Il
truly one of the greatest remedies ever
KNOWN, and have ived drug years Use
this as You think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove a Co. J H. WEISIGER
For sale by STROTHER L. WHITEHEAD
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IT
j II. SEAl, l.ynch6nrs flRCELL, LADD co, luc
niond y f. hiA lo. fe,isbarg; NJ "A SANTOS. NoriuiA
AMI All DroksIrte ~ u doiu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

~ Tbs Rlanuke having been Thoroughly LINN
repaired and rcittcd, has her ,gu. kN IN
lar weekly trips the line, leaving L(lQ1{lf 3.f
York every W ,dnesd,y afternoon and Cit
Point every saturday morning at q clock
The Jamestown leaves New York ever, Satur,ia,
Afternoon and City Point ,vrry Tuesday evening
e, For f"Ehi or passage, having superior
ton, apply LEE JOHNSON A t,o
Arts A. \, S...,,,. ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

n We MINI :. N2rHV
~ by the proprietor ut ihD Jhm"- nnu Cement Works.
Cucut ths place, prepared to hl al
orders al the Nv 81 prices WA. 4. ANDERSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

New MATERIAL FoR PAPHR7-A Another new
material for,paper has, been discovered in pre-
naratian of The rOnains Of the Beet Reot after
Il has been used in sugar.making and distilla-
ton. The process Of prepaFa tion has been pat
ented. and the experiments made with the ma
feriai in England, are described as having been
highly satisfactory. Besides various other ad.
ya1tages claimed for it over other articles used
for the same purpose, the fact that Il Is t'ce''ty
per celt cheaper will be a very decisive one IN
It's favor The Beet root is very extensively used
in France and Germany for sugaT-makIng, and
the remains needed for this process can De OBJ
the cartridges made at Yoo1wich for the British
Government nre now made Of this material
with very great advantage. So many new dis
eosefies of this kind have been heretofore ans
nounced that the public will beat heoptset ln'
creduIous of another. The matter, however,
can speedily be tested.--M j. 1s'pes.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

r. WHO jHBARDI RAE CANsoS e-The following
scrap is from a.letter from one of the sArtstsSs
wbo4eeently visited this city, to the n. Y. Posi-,
II tho diary OF the whole trip is asimaginatise
as was the ''roar Of the cannon on their arrival
lliers we are inclined to beleveithe expenses Of
thssxpeditioh might fave beenaltogethers saved
and the letters written 1T hoineG 1a asR
Here's the scrap: s'3i7f9aa{a93 IL
lua GFaftonMas our next station of repose, and
ON, Friday afternoon reached W heeling Rail.
road depot, amidst the roar of cannon and the
yociierous hurfahs OF the half-naked muscular
VnI inns fbht work the heated furnaces beneath
4 i3FoiIing sum Though little time was given
to us to enjoy the inequalities rendered to us by
the Mayor Of that city we appreciated the Kind
feeling ssF43 "a s ~
fo If we fstnpsinber il was raining pitch
forks, all that day, and the "breiliRg sun is
''good 'un.'' e he's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11


TnE True CAUSE OF MiseovERNAiEsT.-
st. Louis Aate7igeneer takes the bull BY, the
horns in the following:s e -
|. HNes, Orleans has been city of blood; pnt
uho is to blame for iii Who is TO blame for
the facf that other cities besides New orleans-
ST. Louis among them--nre, too often tue inca
tres of uenduFabie cfimeg We answer-'tnie
tender-hearted iuries who lose sight OF the
crime in their maudlin pity for the criminal :,
the smart lawyers who move heaven ana ear9t y
to clear their client and fob their tee--the easy
indges who exhaust their severity onthe friend
less plferers, and reserve their mercy for rien
mnrderersLss our best and most Influential eitl-
zens who become security for despeFadoes,
and get up and sign petitions for the pardon o.
villains whose hands are red with murder-an q
the sentimental Governors who cheat the ga.
lows of its deserts, and open the doors OF F2enl-
tentiaries to give rnan-slayers their liberty.
The Trenton Gazette, of the sth, says OF the
New Orleans mob:
The character of the movement, and its az
most exclusive political bearing, is seen IN the
Punishment of Randall Hunt from the city Sir.
Hunt Is a gentleman of high standing and OF UNI
impeacha6ie character; but while a member OF
CONGRESS. devoted and spoke against the repeal
of the Missouri compromise, and 1t is probable
that tbissis the crime for which he is to be pun
ished by exile, aud by the probable destruction
of his business. gfl,5 ssaEtaaHr5A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

C1pAP HUMAN EABoR--Upon the question OF
cbean human labor depends the contest for SUI
nyemacy between the NORTH and the South.
Correspondent from Missouri, writing to another
paper, speaks Of this contest; :.
4 t.srhe German element 10 the population OF
A5;ssouTi "a becoming now most mportan one
n daterininine the destinies Of the State. ING
German shopkeepeT mechanic and meFenanI,
80 inc part of st. Louis, and already
form n population of nearly 16,OUO me oe ger
man neasant vine dressers and FARMERS aFe ooe
tlinqiall over the hill sides and bean
of tbe inferior. which the American pioness pao
a,,Isctad for the rich river bottoms. 3tiliAges
snSine uu where one hears no s.hly
affer DIV but the language Of old tatheriapss 81 =.
f5aFnSTi Judges Of the peace are apPoih,sss a.
some of the counties, neHsPaP
laws printed notices posted scaool BOOKS lssusI
ali In fhis foreign tongue. The best agricuis.
t,,rs IF the country is falling into the hands OF
this bnsy. thorough people. Slavery tnelss AMY
III Sols fhs free Tentonic industry. Inc siaye-'
d oids5si find themselves competed with on the
n.rlfet. IN idersold and tar outstEpped IN the
Weld Of arabic lands. They sell their Worlloot
}Ids Ia these in rusiye foreigners, and emlgfate
;t n, air NEGROES in disgust to Texas Besides,
M 4 German well explained to me, the slave Is
heeoming too expensive an instrument otiiabor.
a healthy negro 1nan costs now,, IN s4alssouTi,
some 81 200. Capital is worth mere az leAsl ~
per cent SO that his cost to the owner ~ltneSs'
reckoning In all the expenses Of his food, eio{h-
ing medicine, and shelter. is $3.50 per annnm.
Then there must be added to this the cost Of bis
absent OF sick days, his sulkines SwhiSp Is
!sdencv "a the 'eifapeto MANIA" Ito run OF },
and his general disposition to shiri or do badly
anyaworR in which he has no interest Now 'S
against all these expenses and annoyanees, t i
sum Of 500 will procure the services Tor tne
year to the new settler of free, intelligent en-
SSisnt careful German laborer, who takes care OF
himself and has no sulks,
els it any wonder, with this statement Alone
that the new corners, whether American or Ger
man, despise slavery, and that the old slave .
owners are glad to get rid OF their expensive a''
IIahorers and either turn Free Sellers, or emit
sratc to more congenal circumstancess Lands,
roo are raising immensely in value under the
new species labor which is coming IN So tnat
HE 10 Sell off small farms from their estates, or
to speculate in land, than to trust to the waste
full system of foreign labor 81 ra p4m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11
r1rom the St. Louis Democrat, OF the sth inst1
The IkIIIIugof JepEIns By General Lnne

80 - ts,,51,, 1yevasze1- Feslind In tie Ter
.;foy,, ,J,o,tt IT, Particulars Of the lrGgedg--
The fact that Gaius jenkins, of Lawrence, was
killed by James Il. Lane, on Friday. iast' , Eas
already been reported 3ystne telegEaph- tns
partie1IaTs of the horrible affair, as we learn
from gentleman who left the Territory on sat
1rday morning, ore as follows:
There Was 4 dispute between Lane and Jen-
lSins concerning a valuable land claim, lying IN
close proximity to Lawrence. This dispute en-
gcpdeTed cordial hetTeu' El. me- 49, e.,S
/ me private relations of the parties some lew
weeks ago, Lanes family arrived m Kansas
and lane took them upon the contested claim,
without having legal title to the sameTtne
suit concerning the title being stu before inc
yvot,.r tribunal This action on the part OF
T:ne excited Jenkins, but nothing passed be-
tween them until Friday, the 4th Instant On
This eday jenkins informed Lane that ne in-
tended drawing some water from the wen on
the claim Lane told him to refrain Dut Oen
kens paid no attention TO the caution, anu naoe
his annparauee near the claim, during the day:
He was provided with gun and an axe, and
was accompanied by three companionss ses ne
lonnr,,ached he laid down his gun ana took up
lie axe TO knock the chain from the lock by
which It was fastened. as he stepped forward,
Lane appeared in front Of the house, armed Win
4 loaded shot gun. Jenkins gave q look OF de-
fiance at his enemy, and in the next moment
feli ia the earth eorpse-having received an
immense charge Of bdckshot in his breast.
AS Jenkins fell, one Of his friends hTed three
times nt Gen Lane, one ball missing MN, the
other grazing his forehead, and the tliird our
mo tseIf I'm the calf Of his leg, bringing him to-
tIis ground. It was narrowing spectaeie.Z
The BODY Of Mr. Jenkins was soon removed ana
Lane taken into custody. Mrs. Jenkins was
nearly crazed at the fearful intelllgene;e o. Tue
death of her husband. She IS lyingln Gan.
eeTons condition Jenkins bore am excellent
Character: and his loss viii be deeply regretted
1t rs proper to state that Gen. Lane claims
that be was fully justified in shooting down his
Adiutant eienefaI-for, strange rs L may seem,
=, n iIen1kins ygas--and asserts that be can es-
tabish bis just6ea ton before the courts OF his
The lfeelingageinst Lane was genera through
out the Territory. ast
of iynehibg Lane, but It is hardly probable that
this viii be done. Lane IS at present IN Close
custody. and his trial viii come OF q an early
day, ss ]. - -s-se
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

~ YofTiiFuL. KNIGHT or MOUNT NEREoN.--
Master Theodore shutes isonsof our townsuian,
and grandson of Major Shute, Of the Revolution
AIRY Army collected for the Ladies Association
Of Mount Vernon, in less than three weeks
eight hundred aud hfty FIVE dollars, mostly IN
sums from one to five dollars. The only time
he had was an hourorltyEo daily from bis recess
from school. aif - s,i.,gss55 fif
Unlike Macbeth he did not let
Ffo-morroW, and tomorrow, and To- morrow, 1r
Creep I'm y petty pace toEalday 70 day =
With the thermotnete r at 30, we defy any of
ON Northern cities 10 produce more ind nstTi-
ious and successfil knight Il N! o. aIieagaHi.
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Died

YeIssfdsy ats & r., Wsf. & HuBBARD. aged u years.
ms fansrai i take plaoe to-day lFrIday) q 10 4 NJ
nom tie ressenes Of his aiher IN East Sheslins The
friends OF the family are invited 20 attend 81 KS
ON sdnes lay evening q her ather on
BsFon 6ree Between flonF0e and Quincy atH - ATT,
FHOs pEPPERs dAushter Of Samuel and Sarah BAY.
me friends Of s family requested % attend ne fai
nsfsi th5 lFsiassl evening a sleci
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

aFoRrr,tbousand dollars worth of horses were
solid in ctncinnatiat thesvartons stables during
~ - last week. Cincinnati Is the most import-
ant horse market in the United States.i o5ls ise
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

p. -. z kI.iIEW LEM.

~. ~ f.TLEII y = ~ n, Il. Tkss.
- tfsfksiB irteff opp o.i'.
llns "a ~ - = fr1s, fske5
80 ade ~ u n enis ~ - nls. ~ n
4 bdllnesl
~ - ~ I'd 6fteenys afss -.,.,,.
~ n = Y. are ~ n
Surgical and o " Gtiiy
Irsutee tatly- ~ = not - f'lfI ana
tsI s lave dsnlse. 49,, "a dSss u safer
comfort o. ~ 5-lrrs u - nsy
~ 90 trrft az y Eiefs aa spe
.snflrey s..- l1sliees = eisi .fs' -
re 2 siihoaiPsss. .spsrauinr tsiF P'of''
pleased 20 81 FtincIal Teeth.
80 eail sad e1.rl ~ -. .sRls-
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DTSSOLBTfON.

rr.EF eoartnsrship heretof6rs existing under ne Arm q
Il K rihhafi 4 Co. . ibis day d.1olEed ~ r1Eflai
cesrlL9si.f 5IsF -. < DlNH4Mt
Whssilngl llas lltslsss JAMES ? BAlsEis-
tf1iiE China, elns. and WI > eo1-
bo eii settle ths DUMMIES q te late 1rn of = <,
p9nhen = 20; t6e 81 riint
eis[s sf Their u eoHh nnaer the
afe and style 81 Hohbl 4 iArnel ase VI -ssie sc
j. T. Hobbs zee 49, 49, n = \ - y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

aRgpucEpBY D9srtrsIA 10 a ,lERE skELFIos "
Cured 51f g 4agsy Holland Bitteys- Mr.;
A Matehe4, a trader probably as well known as
any man ia Western Pepnsyiy ania states e fol-
loTs a met With a farmer In Armstrong coun-a
n. no was reduced BIZ Dyspepsig % q mere ssetf-
ton persuaded him 70 buy oettIe O. nssLi.
him. Meeting him some months aiteTf what
was nv astonishment az finding him bale
hearty man: he told me he now ies4gled 200
DoEads. and this wonderful cange had been pro-
dieed I,V Boerhave' GLAND lBtters. TO which ne
attributed solely his restoratipn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

uaess W sLKER has announced his intention of
saiifnz again for Nicaragua His designs, this
,;l5s 5Ye7 NOT so much npon GTeytoyf1 rs the
ss- ssl ~ ;sas,l8 ( e8usfaaf 1891 q Fos
san wan ni IlYst 80. .lain sla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

fVesttuBBH
HAVE lust received aFiendid lot q isnsy
VrfInfs, which viii Be made % eroer e -
senshIe terms. Inlyi2 A. r. ADAril-
= Esssg ~ 3 q ~ Fs7
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New Advertisements.
Watohes and - 80

-
NoTFIEa IsAR(l = = : y b need.
100 fiasrs have aeai1 t,eeF u fne Y . te.s.
nj ditioa q ~ - ssyiss 9tieh -. CO -
dasliss 9 = % e pr ~ siii PES
SEE ~ So reseIved, silver 49, 49, ~ Frut
tIEvEh ef0 ~. s-oerS silver forksI II SCOTT.
p teEt ~. f-dIsS, &C. Lelll .-S1S5--r7 BroI'
~ 5S71fVTD = large asloI..l. ~ Variou5 Gfyies 9.
~ S1lC--r Platsd War; e..1- fcuirea, fait
Spoons, IoEsl-- ~ = lIsill = I-I,--f-d
..----s 55=TI7f IAffIEs A. PSfGnieel
eItA!sSlSs rsfey.I Lslhss win bs aaI =. SCOTT,
100 a. appIieation @ 50. 10, ii.n ~
4- = - ;F5srnaeTs Atte ntlons 5.u.. Ne.
- 1900 Cons ents ~ ~ n 80 eICIlE y
II 81 ,.r a sfarket ald Isr5en dAkDhA
- shipping 49, - sff =
4 ri saidVoEy lo ~ fsFo = WICkHAaa
20
y osfaWba Brandy, M raE
~ ,,srrRFO FROsl TIE Pull ~. "a sInfle
L MI Gstnvia Grape, Tor SAG Iys ~ : ltes
90 : ueiel ~ = - - 77I57f11Snt q
iTSXTTTof Tor lsYoFng ~ foT lzss b
IL ne TeEy best aaallssE' =. 8 FgSDlel-1
sIT-1TD DENTAL Tas 2 IIRG.
/ n M rseelved ana Tor saiE y ", =
= = For Rent MIA.
6TvIIs DIYEtLIH IEsI s,, . go ste
~, WA Rooms he sesoaa, III n. 80. aiio
- -. hose and small tiill ~ 70
lots foF sale lsase On HoRNRook.
~ -oai.s 10. lis,5. AIain Street. b...ssa '''-.'
U3loss IA ann & ~ ir.s 70
,.o-1y - No. e Monroe ssLss.=--E
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M ARRIED.

In the city or Yheenr II day o Jnnes 49, y
- 49, i6ies MI ~ RI 6 AIllAIIN HEDGES % ma
zI1RetilET WILSON sTEELE botl g Wei l.oss,y, "
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BOARD of Health.

- ,,,,r,1,1. ~ ~ Hoard o. Health q the cits o.
IL, for tle month Of May IsSS' aEl-.-L-....-
a-sfrla -.
~ TC6nseltIon q ne houeiA.- ...-..--2
QonvnisiOns. ....1 ..--'' -
Group rts.- -
DToDSy....-. :. = Il
Z LLttl az the Chest. -.
Ufseaee or mel Hart. -. -.
DiSs1lle moi Reported - q
1900 a. TIE loss Of BoOd..l 49,. -.--s.. ---I
Frhaustion Of Parturatior $500 n 4
Fsver ChIl1bed. - -. -
PeTer Scarlet. .--.-- -----.-- II ID
- Typhoid 80 = go f--.'f y Z -.1
EoonIne Couail -. 49,,
Inlanuiaton OF the BOpeis-- ---- -----.''''
80 "a Helft--s.- ---s---',-.I
- Lnntss-.ss--sr- 't.1fs,-
Murdered
Premature Birth. ...s -
sam boru-. -. - = --------
Fotal.............-..-. - -
or the above there vere:- - :
TTder 4 ssrr----'''
BefWse1 4 and 3 year1..sss 80. -s-----
q 70 =. sss4-------------'-- .
10 and 20 = y....--.i-.. =. ..------ 2
- 20 and 50 "a - ---s..~-.f n 2.'--s'''-
80 and 90 p n
staf 1.ifl 20 and 50 q -..<,. e
90 and 90 ~ .--.- -'--.-- -
90 and 70 a ......------------..----
~ 20 and 80 . -------- --.sf-. -. -. o
49, 50 and % "a .---+---r - Il c.
-, ~. s -. 49,. sa-1s.s.-s...2 -
~ iq ot rsr5Fted l-CoioTed IN
- 10 ~ = eFO. BAIRD. JE-. seeretaIY.