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St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-18

Il" minneapolis HaZetta " IS the IT,
tie OF & new paper Of prepos:essing appear
ance and well filed columns It is ably
edited and promises TO be capital news,
paper; but then, it is opposed to the Le~
compton Constitution, and intends, ,node~
rately, to maintain that white men have a
right to vote On the Constitution OF the
State they live 10. This is rank Kepuhl,.
canistn, AID Doug|asisn1, and Forneyisgn.
Ii is dangerous to the peace Of the Admi-
nStrat;on, ana calculated 70 retard our pro-
gress in establishing patriarch$l iustituti ions
throughout The length and breadth Of this
land. This being the case, we ceunot, Of
course. recommend that OUT readers should
subscribe for the Gazette, bur if they e,;ij
read islceadiary documents, the Gazette is
nc worse than the 81. Anthony Reoubli
can, the St. Paul (rimos, and o!her papers
Of that stamp. Alex, B. Russell is editor
and proprietor and his terms are two dol.
lars year, singh: copies, ten copies fifteen
dollars; alWaya cas.
Col McKenty has favored us with
beautiful colorel Telegraph OF
"Lake Gono.' One of the fairy
scenes Ct Minnesota. It is about
two miles from St. Paul, and the Col.
has lots for sale on its banks, which
afford citizens a delightful residence.
" Lake Como'' in this view appears
beautiful, exceedingly, but no more
so, than half dozen we have seen
within short distances Of St. Cloud,
for Minnesota is the land Of lakes and
1nveI,noea
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
The State Of b,sa, &C
Io,,;'cu CO7fDHy D'

10 kopin Cr,is - sn You ar hcreI y notified
that o. the 0,h Gay Of 0ctobei, A. b 1857, Arnold
& Humphreys flsd in tie flee Of the clerk Of the
District Court OF Louisa county their petition, claim
ing CT you tie sum Of ore thousand and eighty
dollars with aeciung interest, mercy due them by
yea on cort in promis srry note, execued by you
TO said petitioners April 25th, 1857, and MISC claim
ing that writ If Btachm should issued again.
your prep rty in aid case, and that writ OF at
tachmept vas issued accor cir ely, and that orig
nsl notice was Issued in said cause, upon which the
sheriff maze the following return, W.: ~ cam
fsd he within named Defendant in my county. -
That thereuron publication Of the pencirg Of This
suit was ordered by the court to be made. Now,
unless you appear and answer said petite on OF
before tn 10 first Day If the rext term Of said Dig
trc' Court, which tenn will BIO feaun and hold
ct Wspelio, on the first Monday in Narrb, A. d.
1885, judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
O'CONNOk & PATTERSON,
At..'ys i-r Pm.
| Publish the above notice four We, k in the Mus
| catine J9u nal. JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, l, Visa Co. Iowa.
febl3-w4w-pr's fee-$S
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
the State Of Mua, ! GO
Lu1iIsu Cnlnh, ~


TO Rontr- Gray:- SIT: u are hereby notified
hat On ,hc 18th day Of A,vcmbcr, a. D. 1857
Hugh RoJdap, Adnjristralo OF OF the esta'e f john
k, dan, dccea ed filed III the e f &c of ,ierk
IRE street Court If Louisa county, Iowa. his petit
claiming Of you he Of tu dr'd AID fifty dol
lan, and ccfuing irtcrcst ttcrcon, as money du.
him. rs said Ad mntstraor, by you, prolni9- or y
rote cXccu' cd by you 10 sad j I'm Ro.dal on The
% h day of February. A. D. 1853. for the sum cf
$3.50 and with ten pr cent interest annum
from date. Also ella ming OF you the force osuie Of
certain m, gage, executed b! YOU to the said
Jo Ro.dan !, i" secure the payn''nt Of sait r. III
issory note, on the 18th day If February, a. d
i So, IN the follow rg dscrbcd a. estate t"-wit :
The vest half of section thirty, (30) township sew
enty-fve, (75 north Of range hree ~ W st. And
tina, riglual ice issued III said cause
upon which the S: eri I made the following return
w: 81 cannot in my county fn' the wi hin nawei
defendant :" That thoreu, on publication If the
pv nding Of this suit ordered ty the Court to
be maze. Now. unless you appear and ausw r sad
petition or before he m ,rning If he second j..
Of the next term Of said District Court, wni ,b term
will be begun ard b. ldep at Wa, oln, on IN. fourt
MONDAY in March, A. D. 1858, judgment and de-
cree will be rendered aga'nst you in ace rdance
With the pra"sr of said petition
j. 5. HURLEY, P'f'5 Att'y.
Publish the foregoing four weeks in the MuAca-
tine Journal. JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, l., III. Co., Iowa.
febl3-w4w-pr's fee-$9
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
BOOKS. &C.
Burnett 8 Bookstore.

\ v. l7S Second street, Muscatine, Iowa. X. M.
1 BURNETT would announce TO the Trade and
country Merchants can supply for cash tine
SCHOOL BOOKS,
published by W. B. smith q CO., IvisoD Ptiny
ana A. 5. Earnes Co. Including all the LlectN
Series Of School Books. Sanders Readers, Davies
Seriesof Mathematics DC. &c, at publishers pr
By buying of him, they save freight insurance
&C.. and can have their orders filed in nucbsh.rteI
time. lie also keeps constantly ir store and viii
3D. at asmall advance on eastern prices, all Other
school books used ia Iowa. Also, large stock Of
Cap and Lette Payer, Fancy Note Paper, Plain and
Fancy Envelopes, Cards States and Pencils, Wafers
and Sealing Wax, Gold Pents, Wrapping Paper Pock
ct Books, Maps, Inks Steel Pens; Bibles and prsy''
Books, Song Docks, Blank Books Pass Books, Tuck
Msmorandums, Wall Paper, Mathematical lnstru.
ments, Cheap Publications, Note Books, Round and
PateEt Notes, Sheet Music, Transparent Window
Shades Fancy Stationery Valer tines. PockeiKnives
Novels, from 81 % ar 81 90 per dozen.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Violns, Guitars, Accordians. &c together will
instruction Books of all kinds, Sheet Music de-, &c.
II. buy. largely of all the above articles, for casl
from the manufacturer East, ard can soil them
cheaper (deductng freights, &C. than they can bt
jobbing trade in the Book and Stati merry business
has adopted az his motto; Small profits and larg
| sales"
He has also a very iargesteck efstandand Miscel
laneous Law, Medical and Theological Books ,fo
sale al eastern prices.
NEW BOOKS,
rocaivod by express soon published. FewsI a
pers, Magazine and Periodical received daily
R.M b is agent for the Buffalo Printers Ink Co
The Buffalo Type Foundry, C. F. Halls rercussio,
and Ecver Presses, Map. Sunday School Society
Moline Mills Warr.)ipg papers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
The state Of b,ca, ! S.
To,,je1 T/,,r,,Iy


T, Dam J. W snr ghI-otr-Yo are hereby No.
tiff IA that IN the 18Th day OF vent Der A. D. 1897
Hugh Rodd Ell in the office Of the clerk Of the
District urt of Louisa countr, Iowa, his petition
claiming IF you the sun of Four Hundred and
Fifty Dollars and accruipg ntsrest 'hereon, money
due him ~ you N certain pr mlsso'y note. ex
cuted by vDi to one p. GODDARD asd dated j une
18th, 4. d. ls 6. for the sum of four hundred and
ftty dollars, with ten per cent interest from date
of not paid when due Alsp claiming of you the
foreclosure of a certain mortgage executed by you
r. TIE said C. P. Woodland, TO secure tn, paym n
if said promissory note, on the 18th ,sy OF June
A. D, 1864. the northeast quar- er Of the north
east quarter Of section tnrty,ix, a6) in township
seventy five, (75) north of range four az wrst.
And that an orisioal notice sued in SAID case,
upon which the Sheriff made u e toIloWir return
VIZ II cannot in my county find ths within named
defendant That thereupon publication Of the
rendirg IF this eau was ordered by the court to
be maize. Now, unless you appear and answer said
petition on or before the morRing of the second day
of the next term Of said District urt, which term
will be begun and hold az Waptllo on the fourth
Moada; in March, A. d. 1858, judgment and de-
will be rendered against you in accord nce with
the prayer Of said petition. j. S. HURLEY,
PITTS Atty
Publish the foregoing four weeks in the Musca-
tine journal. JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, Louisa Co, Iowa.
f,bT3-w4W-pr's fee-S9
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
PAY X IA OVS G

IOWA CITY, Iowa. This large and commo-
L dio rs botel has been LEASED by the proprietcrs,
thorou shy repaired and renovated, neatly fur
mis-. ed, throughout, iu the best manner. with
spring bsds and lighted with gas. No pains will
be spared to make the Park House. the "a No
|" house of he city, it being much tho largest
and pleasantly situated in central location, Oh
the corner of Jefferson ard nuhuoue sts.. near
the CT y Park, with comfortable accom- moiatiers
FOR two bur cred guests. Terms in conformity
to the TINES, Coed snd capacious stablirg attach
ed to tho House.
J. TRUSDELL son, PROPS.
decc d1y Formerly of the Truedell House
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
M SON NOtcl,

(FORMERLY GLOVER HOUSE.
Cor. of Second and Walnut sts., Muscatine
IIAS the most central location Of any, and is in
L i immediate connection with the principal livs
cry stables o!the City. Stages and hacks leave ii
every day for a Il parts of the State. splendid
omnibus attends the arrival of the cars and boats
regularly coovrying guests to and from The House
free of charge. [s2-dtfJ B. A. MASON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
The State Of b,ra, : sc
Lo1lisn Cn1ll1hL { ~.


To Daniel W. Iiamak r-sir-You are hereby
notified that on tn 7th day OF August, A 1857
Sarah Walker flied in the flee of be clerk OF the
district Court of Louisa county, her pet ition, claim
ng of ynu the sum of Ten Taou.anl Dollars as mon
due her by you damages because OF your failure
perform marriage contract agreed to by you, and
damages sustained by reason of your Sc ducirg her,
and also claim that writ of att act.ment should
be Issued against your property in said cause, and
that writ of at achment WIS is ued accordingly
and that gina notice issued il said cause,
up N which tho Sheriff made the following return,
w: 81 cannot in my county find the within namea
Daniel W. Hamaker." That thereupon publication
CT pending of this salt was Crdt red by The court
to he made. Now, unloss you appear and answer
said petition or before first day Ct the next
tern Of said District Court, which will Re G.
gnn and holden a: "apelo ON the fourth Monday
in March, A. D. 1858, Judgment will be rendered
against you theron.
OCONNOR 4 PATTERSON,
Auy's for Pl'f.
Publish the foregoing four weeks in the Musca-
tire JGurn J.. JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, Louisa Co., iowa
fybl3-v4w--pr's fee s.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

rTrHE n W York Evening Mirror saws, tba
1 Htinas B'ot0ers iroo frame Piano Fortes ara
The cheapest first class Pianos in market.
and the Ne" G.rk Mus'ca lievie" sys "they are
They CAT ~ implied at tn manu- facturers' New
York prices, apd each instrument war; nted AZ
fully as if surchased of Mr.. Haines, personally.
atthe Nuscatino Music Depository 1876 I'd st. by
JOSEPH SYKES,
Agent for Tares Brothers. N. B. Prince Co.
ard Macon 4 Hamlin : Mel, deon at eastern prices
Victims Gui'ars, AccOrdecns, Flutes. &C., the hest
VI Strings; and .very article usually kept in = Mu-
sic Store. Also. tuning don by the year or other.
wise. 49, ID St., )ppolite Uuion Block.
mayl5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
bI3-w4w-pr's
Els TRR Y NJ III II f..

ES TR.7 Y NJ II II f..
TAKEN up by W. W. Waters, residing in the
i county of Muscatns, State Of Iowa, mare,
ard appr aised and described fsftre { {. (isIk 3
Justice of the Peace in and for the sail county
as follows, bright sorrei mari, risiog four year
old white on left hindfoot on left re foot,
fftee hands high. a true copy of Ju'rc-' e retur
kLWAkp Il lIAt EF,
uoy2S-wI3w C7uatv ipi.a.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
7 RtrHNAN. u. NAV
RICHMAN & BROTHER

. TrORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR> All Ia" y,
i and Solicitor, in Chancery, Mnscatine' iowa.
Viii practise 10 tbs several Courts OF the o'n.e a.u
Of Iowa.
rhey viii s,t as agents in buying ana selling
lands and in paying taxes.
PARTICULAR alton ion paid TO the oxam'na"on u
titles, TO c,nveyancng norarial business S".
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
IT VlNG HOUS Sc
70 the Public.

THE undersigned has leased the Irving House
L and fitted It up for the reception of bearders,
and the entertainment Of travellers; ard would
solicit part of their patronage. He will use his
best endeavors 10 makethem com Portable. Sever
al rooms fo- families may be bad.
nov30-daw3m g. w. WILkERSON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
HOTELS.
PARNAM HOUSE.

INVEST Side of Public Square, in Union Block,
w Washington, Iowa.
This House is just opened and newly furnished III
the bestIty thong bout. Every attention paid to
the Gem fortof guests Go,d tabllng attached, and
conveyance to all parts Of the country at all times,
andat the shortest nofico
AugI-d CRABB Il CO., Proprietors.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
" edneSday morning -

Wedne>dAy 1HOFhlng."y
'Mr Mortimer Craddoclz presents his com.
plments to Miss Blanche -, and begs to
say that circumstances obliging him to leave
tie country for period of years, he is I'M
der the necessity Of Withdrawing the inqu !.
ry which, lie made last evening. lie hopes
he may be permitted to tender his best wish
es for Miss Blanche's happiness in lfe.'
That day, as Emma had said, John
Hunt called, proposed, and-was ac-
cepted. | have only just learned that
Mr.. Craddock, who had remained in
the ballroom, had overheard the con-
versation between Emma and myself.
[ suppose there was no mistaking the
tone in which | cried TOO late -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
ESTRAY OK.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE!
II lie undersigned having been appointed by the
L County Court Of Leuisa county, Admnstrat"r
G'andyiew township. Louisa county. All persons
havi-g >iaials against said estate will present
them to the undersigned, and all persons owl the
same are requested TO make payment without dsay.
n. NJ. LETS, Administrator.
fehl3-w3Es
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
MThITM Err Y,
MRS WHITE

ANy.y fHVIto9 O
Gas% tre LIdies of Muscatine and surrounding
s~A7s country to her complste and magnif en-
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
80 consisting Of
RICH CLOAK & BONNET VELVETS
Pushes, Satins Silks, Straw Goods, Silk and Fancy
Bonnetr, Dress Caps and Head Dresses, French
Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, &C.. &c,, Sc.
A complete stock of all the above goods constantly
on hand. BonMets h!cachsd aad altered to the
sest shape at all seasons.
CReou,e a, the old stlnd, Second street, opposi,
Wed Co.'S store. oct5'57
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

FOR SALE.
A FiRST-RATE Iron Broom Machi ,e, and wire
n for making brooms. Enquire at s. T. slad-
den's Furniture store, MuscstiLa.
Jams
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR.. HARDMAN,

oURGICAL DENTIST. Mu'catine, iowa. Omot
- opposite J. Il. dorion's tore, Second street. lie
idence corner Of Oak and Fifth streets.
uc warrants ,ntirs 'atisfaction,n all operations
diff.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
Printtng Office for Sale

Y virtue of Deed OF Trust from Meolellani Nicho5
10 dated 4t and duly recorded WITH the clerk
Of Warren oWnsip, Belmont OhiO the
shall the Of August lss in The town o.
VILE 8em0nt county, OHIO, expose SALE at public auc-
the hipheBt bidder The neRsnatr estohi hinr
COUNTY, called TIE Btr1es1t te I"tsttf-
OeRcs" together with all the newspaper types job types,
presseg, fixtures, etc, belonging TO said ONCE.
materials this lblishmct nsF and In good
condition, noDpsrel and BREWER type su'
Client to print large sized paper.
TKRusSo much fla cash Will be tuthaieht To pay he
principal due the two several notes In sara
Deed mentioned, each for the of 1921 o. dated the
18th day June, 1851, PAYABLE six months after date
the other payah twelve months after date and char
yes OF sale residue 10 equal inStanrts
bic respectively 18th day December, 1873 and
the day june 1885, with interest fom day Of sale
the purchaser giving approved security for the
same. BARTLESON 4 SON.
lZtnesYe Courier, ST. lHirsvi; tzazette and Barnes
US A. BgDILILoN, A signer.I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

a New DoDeE.-Iti is stated in the New York
papers TINT OF late, gangs of pickpocketS have
adopted the plan of taking excursions to Staten
Island. One who is good swinme falls over
board to gather syinpathizing crowd, so that
his accOml,lices can operate This was tried
last Sunday week on board the Steamboat
liunchbark. The captain having heard of the
was nearly drowned, aud then dragged him out
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

his part in the drama of humanity does well;
angels can do no more in the presence chamber
OF the King of kings. There is one folly-nne
superlattVe folly against which we would, in
conclusion, young gentlemen, put you on your
guard. 1t is called, think, by Addison, or
some of his contemporaries, the 'Folly Of in
consistent expectations" For their are consist
ent and ilco1SisteRt expectations Gle that
sows to the flesh shall of the iesh reap corrup
ton; and he that sows to the spirit shall of the
spirit reap life everlasting" So said the great
est philosopher and the greatest of the Herulds
Of the Gospel.
1t is one of the immutahle oracles "that what
soever man sows that shall he also reap" II
he sOtos cheat lie cannot reap acheat This is a
fixed fact and all significant in all that pertains
to human destiny. A youth of vices is, in
common experience, an old age of sorrows
cares and fears.
There is but ono recipe for long life in the
Oracles of eternal truth. Ind Snhdt is that?
must of course, he a most interesting inquiry
Il is clearly and fully stated ny Peter His
words are, vile that would lave life and see
good days. let him refrain his tongue from evil
and his lips from speaking guile. Let him avoid
evil and do goud let him seek peace and uur-
sue it. For the eyes of the Lord are over the
righteous aud his ears are open to their pray
ers; but the face of the Lord is against them
that do evil" This is the most Invaluable
recipe ever registered by the hand of G0d or
man. Inc lace NJ the Lord Is, indeed. against
them that do evil and this, too, to cut off their
memory from the annals of the living, but the
light of his countenance shines upon the path of
the upright.
Is not his an explicit utteranceP Is it not
true, and inteligihle TO all? And will yo,r NOT,
young gentlemen, one and all, embrace itg or If
you have, will you not endorse it us true to all
your coHmpeers and press it's claims, it's para
mount claims, upon every erratic pilgrim that
crosses your path, or that comes into the circle
of your intinacies. BE assured, young gentle.
men. you are not your own, nor can you alien
ale the gifts and bOunteS and manifold blessings
vnuchSnfcd to you, but at the peril of all your
true interests brightness, and hunors in the
world that now is aud in the everlasting future
of your being and destiny in this glorious uni
verse of God But should You s~erve from
this path would imprint, could do il indel
bly,, the warning that Solomon gave To young
man vaSciating in his career. REFUGE o,
young man, in thy youth and let thy heart
cheer thee in the days of thy youth; yea, walk
in the ways of thy heart. Aud pursue what
ever thy eyes desire, yet know that for all these
things Gnd will brlng the into Judgment Re.
member, then, thy Creator in the days of thy
youth.
That this, young gentlemen, may be your
fixed purpose aud successful effort, is not only
my sincere and ardent desire, hut am per-
shaded it is that also of each and every one Of
us whose names are inscribed upon your diplo-
mas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

SINGULAR FATALITY. H. Campbell OF
Revenna, Ohio, died few days ago, of injuries
received upon the steamer Pennsylvania; his
lather died in 1851, near Louisville, on his &ay
hume from New Orleans. aud his uncle was
burned to death on the Daniel Webster below
Natchez.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

In Derby the earthquake was felt perhaps
more sensi6ly than here. The houses, and even
the large stone factories IL, AnsOna were shaken,
aud the waichmen alarmed by the movement of
the Garth. Persons sleeping in their beds were
awakened by a noise resembling the discharge
OF cannon, and an old lady who had heen deaf
for long time, was reused from her Sleep and
inquired what dog it was barking so loudly"
In about ten minutes after the first movement,
a second and Slighter one was perceived by
those whose atteution Attracted by the
first a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
$. 'ArFltTE' + NEW FIRM.

DRs. BARTLETT wlEcHEl L, nentists, ii
- Marketstreet, Opposite Hashihit'i Han VIZ.
mr. WinehsiI being eoInre by his rapidly incressiit
b.in-ss 10 add To has faciifits for GoLI tt
Ia wing his ritr dk ara iiit PUBL, Ian stI
FORMED business conntCIon with n E Arti't NJ. b.
% had fCse eTitLC' IA IL, b.
tai profession. 49,.
CscniEnd srchaIicaI Dentistry fan il 81 III ,slJ
nrasfirr All provseiIt OF IL, btltaAIt.sit
that for beauty .durEhiit and pract!tIl
- ~ A rtfficfaI Teeth shalIHut be suTpasstd-
Prrsous who denied then seiN't the pleasure sst
comfort Of Artificial from the great dead "i sbt.
ing XnrTienced during LenscessrH i'rriI T3
tion OF the old and are inf rned ilai t
bic IN mos and sfecfif Tspishs ~ al teeIi
nov extracted Nitl,Ot tpalii.
information or d tPpertainrE to then poi.
sion the, v III be pleased tn give Eratit-
please call and examine specimens OF ArEciaiTstt.
c5zs- office open 1t all nOurs- --t.E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

TnE EAKruquAIy IN CoxxEcrrcrT New
Haven (COnn]. Courier, referring to the shock
.ofan earthquake felt there on Wednesday,nig
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Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.


rTNiIE Board Of Managers have declared dividend Of
i per tue capital stock Of this Company
payable to the StockhUd, and after the lth OF H.
1885, 6y the Merchants aus Mechanics
BANK Of Wheeling EDw'D II. PITZuuGH. sl,rk'
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A SrRck OF wAn-A late London paper says:
Of Europe at the present moment, that every
State il arming and terrifying itSelfagainSt some
imaginary enemy, and that the works are being
haStened, according TO their own words. "in the
prOvisinn IF events. that may soon ariSe.'"-i
What eventsH Who can tell? Our brethren
OF, the otherside of the Atlantic are Utterly at
fault Even little Belgium is abnut to fnrtify
one Of her towns, at an expense of 4, 900 900 of
, francs; while the naval equipment rnd fortiica-
tiunS-Uf Cherhourg, now the principle French
naval station in the Channel, are said to border
on marvellous for their perfection and inagni-
tIde, What does all thus mean, and what is
Louis Napoleon preparing fort