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INDIANA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.


We have not yet received an official report of the
proceedings Of the Indiana democratic State conye-
ton, held at Indianapolis on the 9th instant but
correspondent from that city, writing on tho eve
ming of that day. furnishes with the substance of
the proceedings and copy of the resolutions adopt
ed. The convention was the largest, and more
fully represented the democracy Of Indiana than any
held for many years" Governor Willard was
chosen to preside the convention, "a gentle
man, says our correspondent, -well known TO stand
nHexibly with the administration thus far in all its
positions and recommendations. The resolutions
sound conservative and practical and it win be
specifically endorse the present democratic adj
ninistration. Nothing less than this was antici-
pated as the action of the democracy Of Indiana.
The old State ticket, with the exception of the SUI
pcrntendent Of public instruction, nominated
Samuel Rugg, Of Adams county, having been selected
to succeed Prof Larrabe in that Office.
On the evening of the eth a mass meeting of the
delegates to the convention held in the representa-
tives hall of the capitol, of which we find pretty
account in the Sentinel of the 9Th Joseph W Chap
man. esq, was called to the chair The meeting was
addressed first by Hon. w. B. Beach ably sustaining
az acknowledgements, ,,;,l roero,, a ., a. r,, "a:
80 - 10 o'Ns
Hon John Petit then followed trnmphantly vindica-
ting the principles of the late presidential message with
ro,r.~5 al, V.. ~ r,. o,har ros..o.,
icbaiaHotoihy W hais"S, w, oeNcry oheI ieIItory
Hon Henry Secrest and Hon. Robert Lowry then adj
dressed the assemblaee in oppositon Ia the admis
.
oioa u haisas VIII ING Leco"ptoh CONSTITUTION
They were followed by Hon. James Hughes, NJ. c.,
who m,de M alle ,rg,,man, =, snn,,,t f ,b do
..- -,
ho VI no'rtefv cht'ch Win reference 70 the lerrl-
tories as enacted in the Kansas Ne braska act aid
ennnc;atod IN tbo p,..;a.n,,s ,,as., ), Ih ~
: - 10y ~ "
DAVIS iohowea MI hughes In opposition 10 ms posi-
tons Governor Willard then offered some exceed
;nslr yah t;r,.d r.r,orLs aud ~ a;son..;o,
closed by a short speech from Hon Lewis Wallace
RESOLUTIONS
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Professor w Martin, Of Washington College, Penn
ylvenia has been elected professor Of chemistry min
eraogy, and geology in the University of North Caro-
lima, to succeed the late Rev DR. Mitchell
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IA nne silks robes, snd other
goods
our stock emhroteriss
oar entire which very isrge ,ornngh'y
escorted
our object is make Cor large spring supplies
one price only marked IN psn cprrqcn,ly plr
chaser : overcharged
articles low price, and fair dealing be relied
uases. PERRY 4 ia,JIIiiR,
Cer'rsl stores,f vsst building,
Tee s2-lotiB Opposite Cents Market,
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nRPHAN FAIR removed TO Iron Hall, Pennsyl-
The ncemcncy Of the weather having prevent
who from attending the Fair az
Odd Fellows Hail. the have been prevailed continue
will opened Hall The articles Tor
marked at the how possible prices and tho patronage
Nearly f5o orphan g
depending upon procure What absolutely
necessary for ,inr present wants
Jsu Sd lStrr &Stassl
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Marble Manufa ctures, TOmbs, Stafuotscs, ETC.
vTyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the attsn-
public to his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES ToMRsToNFs, AND AoNrNENrs
Al his establishment north Twelfth ana teen'h
str -
has and ether exrr"rc net IN ane
and marbles other description 81 stone
MARBLE M,STEIs or THE LATEST STILES,
OF his manufacture, and 81 Superior quality
lrNnis DOOR AND WINDOW sJs CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
YORK FIAGilNG kc-
that rcqnircN ~ f sfhr ann ope pn-
pers either Cor utility taste for the lne arts,
He description Of his stock nnncesaT3 pu' e
daily bis yard where every one can JudSs m nun
self s.,.. =,
beautifully wrought staiue suitable for either Tho tomb or the gar
don. some Of them imported by himself om Italy these sa
NOT the fancy Manufacture 70 order such ~ may o
BY varied facilities romptpess and susct atennon 10 BUSINESS
be hopes 10 meet expectations Of hts patrons
" f WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, s
street north, between Twelfth and 1nirsssnn streets
SEM tim l
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WARRINGTON
wolfe,s schiedam Aromatic Schnapps

recommends the above Schnapts 70 @
. travelling or ebou 70 SETTLE wsss aeooun, G
properties correcting the dsagrseshr ana osn on
gerous produced chsnse OF water visitation y WHICH All
south and Yves, particularly hAoie sunasss sho
he careful scnaPl the whole country nooae
m couu,erfis and Tho genuine has The proprietor
uae on the bottle cork ~ For sale ny Ill the druggists and
~.
Dec 13--4i3mf Depot 10 bcaseS ssSe~' -" AotA
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~.ss-.ss-.g WAsHna1ok, January 8. 1855
GENTlENEs The extreme pressure Of my public duties
has compelled to defer replying to your polite invita-
ton until this morning regret that it will not be in
my power unite With You In celebrating the interesting
history Of which this day is the anniversary
Accept gentlemen for yourselves and for the associa-
ton YOU represent, my thanks for your attention.
/ am, very truly your friend,
AARON V. BROWN i.
DANIEL radcliffe, Esq, and Others, Committee.
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Smuis,q Had Burrl


AUGUSTA, Jan. l0-Sesen men, negroes, were Saaee
To death nv molten metal at Coopers iron furnace. n
Cass county, Georgia.
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UTASHINGTON ART ASSOCIAIiON.-Ihe soc
w ond Annual Exhon Washington Art Association
now open Gallery betwesn IAN ana Ism sfec
from 10, q. M 10 TO- p M
bookstores M hotels, and ut the door s#
Dec 25-du
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR J. E. CHURCHILL, Artist respect
thanks hs friends and
me an solicis a continuance OF the same.
Actxcy Gallery No lls Pennsylvania three
doors east Of Z y street t
4-u
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WASHINGTON, January 6, 1855.
GENTLEMEN While thank you for the invitation to
your proposed celebration Of the approaching
Diyersary Of the battle OF New Orleans am yet
PEELED to decline it, ast win be out of my to be
with you upon that interesting Occasion
am, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
LEWIS CAsS.
JonN Z. NORRIS, Esq. and others, Committee.
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rINEXAS LAND FOR SALE.--l $50 acres very
choice land county midway bstwssn the towns
tho railroad nom the Gull 70 I'm anono runs
OF tho tract The stage company have the"
tables information apply 10 Cccn
washington city or subscriber n CncnDsA Ohio
al 1--dfwn WIN q bAhhf
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EENT'S SHAWLS AND FINE CUT-vELNEi
M vcsdngs II nns styles, 1t low prcss.
caot and vestngu tho best ssaeT
~ PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Hausos." west building.
Dec 27-lotdf opposite CpnTs Market
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THE IN FELLIGENCER.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 70, 1858.
4 cAPTITEIs RETURN

From Legends and Lyrics a Book of Yer
es, by Adelaide Anne Proctor, daughter O.
Barry COrnwail,") a captive in Alsters has
IF a wife and child behind him; be escapes,
eturns and finds this:
1t was evening in late autumn,
And the gusty wind blew chill;
Autumn leaves were falling round me,
And the red sun lit the hill.
Six and twenty years are vanished
Since them am old and grey
But never told to mortal
What saw until this day.
She was seated by the fire,
In her arms she held child,
Whispering baby-wordS careSSing,
And then, looking mp, she srnilcd;
Smiled on him who stood beside her
Oh! the bitter truth was told,
In her look of trusting fondness,
had seen tue look of old.
But she rose and turned towards me
(Cold and dumb waited there)
With Shrek of fear and terror,
And a white face of despair.
He had been an ancient comrade-
Not a single word we said,
While we gazcd upon each other,
lie the living: the dead
drew nearer, nearer to her,
And took her trembling hand,
Looking on her white face, looking
That her heart might understand
All the love and all the pity
That my lips refused to say
thank God no thought save sorrow
Rose IN our crushed hearts that day.
Bitter tears that desolate moment,
Bitter, bitter tea we wept,
We three broken hearts together,
While the baby smiled aud slept.
Tears alone-no words were spoken,
Till he-till her husband said
That my boy q had forgotten
The poor child,) that he was dead.
Then at last rose, and, turning,
Wrung his hand but made no signi
And stopped aud kissed her forehead
Once more. as if she were mine.
Nothing of farewell uttered
Save in broken words to pay
That God in His grent love would bless her
Then in silence passed away.
Over,the great restless ocean
For six-aud-twenty years roam;
All my comrades, old and weary,
Have goue back to die at home.
Home! yes, shall reach haven,
/, too, shall reach home and rest;
/ shall find her waiting for me
With our baby an her breast
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RATES TWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST oLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats andl
osPi sSP Bus Dry s%9a SSE. s9 and per b
Feathers Furs, Observation-Disclosures.
SECOND GLASS - Domestic Slieeting,l
5rne a ensEs sTTare 100 lbs
Tin rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD oLAss.-AnviIs, Steel, Chains (tn1
soss @ aoa F9s per
ed, (eNcept ci:ars or cut.) 81. &c.
FOURTH OLASS-COfee Fish, Bacon Beef
and PoVk Tin casks or boxes, eastwarO a.. mn -,
lard Bari OIL. Nails, Soda Ash, Ger o0 PER A"u IDS
man Clay, Tar Pitch. Resin. &c.
PLOUR-I5c per Dbl. until further notice.
GRAINIn loads 50 cents per tiO lbs. until further
notice.
ooTToNsq per not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
~ shipping goods any point east Of Phiiadei-
Railroad" AL Goods consigned to the agents road
Philadelphia Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
FREIGHT AsvETs-O Evans s. Kilbv street Boston; P
Clarke, No Astnr House, William street aid john
Mcdonald No Battery Place, WORK Pierce &Co zanes-
r @ Melrum Madison, Ind Dumesril, Bell & Co, and
Carter Jewett, Louisville Ky g 0'Rey & Co. Evans%
vile, Ind R Sass st Louis, Mo; Harris Warmley
Ne nphis, Tenn; Leech Co. Chicago, L Glass. Port
Wayne. Ind E Sneeder, Pha; MagraV RoonS, Balt-
more; d Stewart Pittsburgh
II. H. HUSTON, Genr Freight Agent. PhiIad.
ap8iyl HI. LoMBAERT, supt., AtoonA, Pa.
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
%
~ y --e-ssezl@g
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Cheaper than Ever.

ONodPoI SNdH IV5I
REAT DISTRESS and heavy losses in the East Railroad
NJ stock Bank Stock, and all goods the
and sold prices the Importer Manufacture
purchased goods at those ruinous prices
customers rn the public generally, goods up
order in Goats, Pants and Vests the and
fashionable and clothing lower than they
hav' been offered in this market You will get fine
clothes the heretofore paid
Come and 9uy [oc26l A. 81 ADAMS.
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AND sUMNTER Goods
FOUNDRY PROPERTY

FOR SnIe ar Sense. in West e'nIumbTn, va.
INlIE property good working order having Black
smith shop with hres, Patterns and together
With astock Of coke The hEil 5nfettn g by
nieetin width, hcarpenter shop and athe shopNit,oH
The propertyis Of ane growng4grcutura
and manufacturing county, with very large
Ictive operation.
Theproperty will released veartt lechan
Of steady habits and character, and none but suci
need apply II should desire purchase the pay
nents Will he made either with without stock
This property hasa chartered privilege Tr uanufacturir
Of SSanoO Should company purclasi 1t, H.
chartered privileges will 90 with the pro, ritz
f-iS''' 80 SARGENT e
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TRANSPORTATION
s.1s : 5. p 3 :. 79
TNIPROVED sOIIRBULR.
b. "a d. IA. R.
s01ness ARR4 SGZE ~ E2E TIE E4s1xR1

NHeEE through trains daily wheeling to baltimore
Warrington City, and all parts of the East South
East First, the Gin, Wheeling Benwood and BALTIC. Rx
press leaves Wheeling at 9O A. NJ Sundays excepted ar
irving at Baltimore at OlO A. M giving time for breakfast
and Eastern connections Second the ST. Louis, oncin
Wheeling Beuwood Baltimore Express leaves daily at
$50 r. NJ arrives in Baltimore at 9:40 NJ, IN time for
Eastern connections Third, the North Western Chicago
81 Louis Cairo, indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Wheel
Ing BeIwood and Express leaves Wheeling daily
at 1910 NJ Saturdays excepted, arriving at Baltimore
In time for supper and Eastern CONNECTIONS
To enjoy the elegant mountain scenery take the $40 A.
NJ tram.
Returning to the West and South West The trains Lave
Rstnorr daily asiolohs: A Nj arrive at Wheeling ut
l2?t Ms 505 p. train, arrives Wheeling at 1S:iH
A. Nj and the 10 p NJ. train arrives Wheeling at 555
p. NJ.
The 4zs P NJ. train bound East, WHO ly stop for wood
and meals at the princip Round
trip tickets h9iug issued Moundsve Mt so cts
to BenWo I'd At IS cents. J.B PORn, Agent
w p. SMITH, Supt.
L N. Guile Gent Ticket Agent jssO
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PBNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SJNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Westsrn, North-western, and South
Western by Roilway direct. THIS road
also connects at Pi+sburgh daily Steamers to
the Western Rivers, aud at Cleveland and sam
husky with Steamers all the North Western
Lakes; making the direct, cfsapet and reitdJls
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to aud from
the Great Wsst,
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a New Light

"A New Light
THE Drummond Light produced from improved sYLvIc
l OIL, has equal, and after personal and salts
factory trial. set tito to the public SAFg
and hest portable light in 1t safe because 1T Is
Erecfrom a explosive properties. 1t cheap
per hour is leSsthan half cent
the small estlamD Will burn brilliant with steady
twelve hours without refing trimmngand give sufficient
st for ordinary sized rom, and having purchased
rghtto manufacture aud sell, confidently recommend
1t to public favor.
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the House Furnishing
Store of j. K. DURHAM & co.
jan Is No. us, Main st. Wheeling, Va.
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ECO n d SIOCk-
OF
SPRING & SJINlR Gll]}.

TTtISKELL { swEARINGEN viii op-n on TUESDAY,
4 Mas 4h. their room No. III Main ST.
one door above J. X buuham Co., The beautiful
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Thev have nad the pleasure Offering pnhIic.
Tieir sfork will comprise etine in Dress Goods
Emprniieries, s,uwIs, 1aUtlas, &c.
Pl'igng Themselves not to he uudersoli they and
CH gre inducements cash BUYERS tieir
short credit and would respectfully solicit
an inspection Of their goods. my3
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Cincinnati, Whining ton & zanes-
willie Railroad.

MERCHANTS, manufacturers, public generally
WI herebyrespectfuy informed that the C. w. a. r.
R. Company prepared to receive forward freight
(om the temporary Station in GAINESVILLE, Second street
north of Man) Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington, WASH
nEton, Circeve Lancaster New Lexington and nterme-
iate Stations Particular attention will also be gYgn tothe
forwarding Of Freight destined for the West accordance
with the wishes consgnors, whether by Railroad the
River from Cincinnati.
Freight will perceived ana delivered during winter
months from H. to P. n; during the months
from NJ. to P. NJ, and shippers favorng the Company
with theirpatronage, rely upon the Companys Agents
giving attention necessary to insure the utmost
promptitude and safety in the forwarding OF property
trusted to their care.
Forfrher Information Freight Tariff by
the Company, or apply to
General Freight AGENT
my80d ZanesVle. Ohio.
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TT. SCOTT.
mo. l57 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

w A04Q6d4O INV @AOSGA4
DEALER IN
Watcher. Clocks. IeVReGFy, Watch q Clock
HlaierIuI0s Tools GlunseBI
Culver Plated and Britannia Ware Gold Pens, and PEN
= ellis, Gold and Silver specaces Port Monnaie5 Purses
Card Gases Oabas Work Boxes Brushes Combs, Perfume
y Fancy Soaps Pocket Scissors, aEors ReyoVers,
Pistols Ger Sill Plated specks, Spoons and Forks Regaa
SILK Cuards Steel Keys gpee Pens, jet and Coral Goods
general assortment of useful and fancy arteles
Having lately added very largely TO my stock, both in
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables me to
oner to
Watohmakers. Merchants. Pedlers.
the public generally, complete assortment at
watches aud clocks carefully repaired and warranted
app
Straw Goods.
@ AV ny Is now onening large aud general assort.
~ of Mems, Youths and Chlirens Hats. com
RstlnR Of Everett, d. B. ami bound Webster Italian
Hats Pedel; b. DrRb and Brown Lsghorn Cuban Hats
LeGhorn Young America, D. H. Leghorn Bows Hat PAna;
dne Rrtcle) Silver Straw DrHb Hats Everett and
Webster allan d b. Rows Hats; Cndrens Extra wind
Double straw and leghorn Hats, all of WHICH VII nc SOLD
ana 20 No 14s Man ST., Wheeling, Va
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Wheeling Savings Lnstitution,
OFFHCEs 1O9 MAIN aT.
OFPICE open from o'cipck AIN, until p m. Discount
" day-Thursday, 10 O'Clock, a. m
toney received on transient deposite. Interestpad
on special deposites
J. ORUXBkcKER, RaasRs. AK. PAxToS A. NJ JoHE-
snH DAEEL srEEsRoD, JAS B. @ARsH ADAM RroHHEE IL.
K Lrsr-DREoToBs
WIN Mccoy, Treasurer. l-1EoN' F.e'lu'n..
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connection with the above keep every kind OF uu-
aIeelinatEaments and musical msrehand.e generally.
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Pianos, Nelodeons, every kind of musical instru-
ments tuned and repaired.
E Al 90 IDS warranted at this establishment noV5
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For THROUGH III and oter information, anqnire
Central Ohio Ticket Office in Sprsg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

- ne particular and ask for Tickets VIA the Q. W. q
Short Line Rail Road.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thearzest stock OF sheet music musical works, &C. &c.
IN the Western country.
~ Music sent to any address, postage free. Ia
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At last fonnd ,anYperson trou'
in any OF its forms
sconyictinn Is certain.
or bad matter from
space a healthy flow Of bile,
causing food 10 digest vel
z.iving tons and health to tia
<the cause of the disease
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" 49, ~ staa4 sstrenchsd behind ~ MA6.
y ~. n0oTs nd sapplied with shun1 =
nm NJ, u tue ~ OF seasonable goods, 8. a.
~ ~ es:is him:sx ready 10 SIMPLY shs vaais Of
3 0hs line, Al iAs iesssf Sanic Price. -
~ esersloss are ,o1ssuperior quality. exteasive
vsstesy and cheap - dirt. "khososves venaps
sssfs.oes let him come for they will - ~
~ ~ Pay shoe, than Doefor bah.
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dation Of The State Dosed Of Edusation, i
oil cases whore Il may b given.
4. To employ I'll tsachSrs Il shall deer
necessary - proper. q the salaries they ma,
agrss spon respeSlivsly. The said tsache
e rsc0mmend The taxi books 70 b used =.
But The Rats Board Of Educssioe NAV 70
commend oil such text books.
8. To make such by-laws for The govern
msnt u the board - Il msy deem necessary
and 70 alter Or change The same st pleasurc
9. TO make each regulations g L ma,
deem proper IN regard 70 ses, trade Of attain
meat, and smosnt ef knowledge OF the stu
1sns wh0 nay 10 admitted iaso such schoo
aad iaetssstsd thsssia, provided neither se1
be excludes thsssfrom, and provided he n.
styuction therein b Tree 10 eli within such
school.
7. To b charged With tho funds beloss;ns
TO said Institutions. and to esuss oil such In.
vestmsnts Of the same TO b made q the
good Of ne Institution may require.
.. TO Do 81 other acts and things not In.
consistent with THE act, which the rood Of
$40 seAooi may require. Five Of The trustees
c,1;s.,. s.s.,... = ssn's''u's : quorum 'or oil
Ia ~ .s;s -.
~ secretary, shall make Ii annual report 70
the COSBY superintendent 1t the same Time
that the secrstssiss Of The several districts are
reqsised to make their, which report shall spe.
ely The ssms expended IL buildings, Libraries
snd aDPasstae, respectively, IL number Of
s.cs.s !. =, = p;ovso, me average expenses per
- i"s.s a =. '...ucuons gwen: me ssanchss
80" -. " .s.snce taught. me tsxt books
~ ~ .s -. y. su1ces o. stodsats arlene
-. ~ ~. ~. sess and whstsve!sgs
Isi.s .h..Ss woPotuon o. males ana 10.
.,.,. =. tns.s ny fsmain unPa'd. what
ssas,... - ,ss" sno nov sna what y the
oshs, ms.... sS -. rom me same. and Oil
s.,;r. , = a. ~ sn'ags wh'ea may % r.
"a 800 =. -" coInv superintendent. Q. which
,snr.t ~" a1e@ PsoPes o. expseisnt 70
~ v;.....;ns ~ school snail - ssetsctt 70
s.d -. S...s.;s :. ~ eoony ouPesinseaaen'
n ~. ruohc insuSeaoa.
- osCu county IN which q htRh
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superior ~ u ethays eVsf 3nvrns ~ !. q r.
Ia cheaper, moes stoblOs ~ so nm Va -
10 BE- Tablets ~ out e cdr. 4Eem -
snd one boz can make from - ~ 1e.O0G Do5S
secs - psr say. Is an ~ ~ NH ~
VII work + Via eass Il nakss ~ lstsk Iis1ee.
!y,Msa The 6enk< yithsut - $500, ~ - 1900
bsise al sessons q ~ yeas NssAonS seG1s2 r.
wsathsr. circularssent By addressing ~. HO1C2-
INoS. Boz le0. Chicago, Ills. The modsl - -
seen st 1e7 Randoiph.sf., Chic,ro. Also. sssSass
Of Brick made BY the Aashiae.
". HUTOHINGsl 6AMnnGAE HULL.
Sole Agents for the al ~ I5YTnbn !, Imc,sv.a
Brick Press for the west. 3lani sAsrrcr.
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