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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
B3xSos IvaE5 CORRESPONDENTS.
Prv,-nc vYrs y,,- OF res

BY an arrival at this poft have Mnteyidean papers
odupe 10. There Is no local OF oteTcst The Con
ft'ucfe" Of the 10th, however, contains manifesto oil
Gx columns from urquza gong the grounds Of bis
mAunoer, anding with the province Of Bconos Ayros
He declares that that province il yrarnzed over by get
Oh bloody executoners who have expelled four thousand
io9a Citizens and who spend hundreds of millions Of pa.
per money every year to keep up their dominion
re vines up characteristic document By remarRing
1--WE 90 not make war cf conquest uDon our breSrsn
n,a nSenos Ayres we bring them peace liberty, law,
nsrpe'usse lhe national integrity aud organial d
me province OF Buenos Agres will receive us as bro Tiers
.po loeratore Her mos valiant song will ~ 10 syyeIl
ice nea OF the national army. Tue national arms brsjar
V upon the law, WIN restore the proscrpt TO his
oome, 70 inc citizen hR rights, peace 10 tbs psopls
70 the Argontncs, and spendor TO N, eoupt-y
commentary on the truth OF the docer ltions 10 as
ire advices from Buenos ayres state thar ina
people Oh Iaat province united ia their determination
TO oppos' uIquzs Clone 8sr.oloe Hre hai bse M 1dn
general An1 had taken active conuand Of the forces
fbe slaoo ol Martin Garcia, winch coYnmasia tha
mouths Of the livers iaua AMI Uruguay Ind bcea gar
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WIFE KICKED TO DEATE By HER HUSBAND.
About nine O'Clock last evening the neighborhood OF
Commerce and Van Hunt streets startled by the cyy
of murder proceeding from house In the vicinity Oh
Ger Joseph Smith, OF the Third precinct police called at
the house whence the cries proceeded going to the
second story found woman lying in the agonies Of death
upon the floor. The OF the woman was Catherine
MORAN Her husband Patrick Noorsn who had
himself was at once suspected Of having been the cause
OF the Injuries. Upon inquiry II wss asceytaiued that
both husband and vito were persons of iatempeyate
habits, and had frequently been arrested Tor druaksrness
ana olsorderiy conduct The woman Ii Appears was ia
iouor she was on the sidewalk making disturbance
wnen the husband, also in liquor, came do IN and
wan ca ner TO come 10. She refused, and he TOOK
her by the hair OF ia, head aud 90, her up
stairs after fashion. On entering the roon tue
evidences were that he knocked dowD checked snd
KcSeo her unln life was nearly extinct when he fled. ON
Gers Cumpson and Oats in wards and took charge
OF the body. The latter subsequently went out and ar
rased NooSsr, whom he found in the neighborhood On
cerSmth notified Surgeon Ball. who came 10 the place ana
made superficial smin atiou The resut IS fouows
Found abrasion the left cheek, about one incn from
the corner OF the mouth scat ho5 on ae left sde OF tue
neck, extending across throat; abasions on wrist
and kruckIe Of the middle finger oos rechn) OF right
hand, slight bruise the loit forearm about three
inches below the Of the elbow old aorasions the
'front.' inside OF tho let shin bone; slight confusion OF
rt Knee; slsht faceps.t OF len hip; sght
abrasion low down over inc ribs al the r2st side, and
probable fracture Of one or more ribs.
The accused taken to the Third district station
boute be IS coadred. The nails Of his fngerr
wee noticed 10 be ragged indicating hat the wouads On
the peek might have bet caused by him rha Coronr
will Investigate the case 10 day.
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Terrible Steam Boiler Explosion in a Paper
kallI-Thrce Persons Iniursd.

few minutes before I've O'Clock las. everpg terrible
boiler explosion occurred at the paper mill OF Nessrs
Randolph, Van Lew Co., at Bloomfield Essex county
N j., by wsch three persons were injured one fatally
and considerable damage wss done to property There
were two large boilers in the orgne room adjoining the
mill, which were recently thoroughly overhsuled by
Nessrs. Hughes & Phillips, Of Newark and were pro.
2ounced az coed TIE fireman states that there
was plenty OF water in the boiler and that the accident
could not have occurred from luck Of water The ex
p.cson caused loud report. and The boiler wac com.
piesey demolished, well as the building, scattering
pieces Of iron, timber, bricks &c in al directions
oolored man named Thomas Brown, in the employ OF
the company as tearster was engaged in unloading a
load In the of The engine house. and was thrown
dE'ace OF thirty feet along With the fragments receiving
Injuries which was thought would result in his death
before morning. His team somewhat injured and
becoming frightened ran of at q furious speed
The aremsn lawrence Kennedy, was found in the ruins
held down By heavy piece Of the boiler which he'd cut
severe gash on the inside Of his thigh de also received
severe SHOCK. but no bones were bra.en
Fawafd Kennedy was on visit TO his brother and had
Just entered IRE engine room TO him. HIS left arm
was srucA py piece OF iron, aud fractured just beo
tue elbow he did not appear 10 be oherwe Injured The
sufferers received every attention at the hands Of c vii
lago physicians and eitizens.
About one third of the boiler was thrown across tbe
ROAD INTO vacant lot, fifteen rojs distant whiIa
ohex peces together With sticks OF timoe~ bricks AMI
otner naterss were scattered in all directions but for.
tunaey, without doing harm. There were about geny
five persons engaged In the main budiug Of tho mill aod
had fhe boiler been blown IN IN Opposite dreesop vary
serious calamity must have resulted
large brick chimney, sixty feet innegh. was craoes
III seyera placer, and liable 10 fa, 1t my morasnt
me second beer was thrown from is place ard c,ns
ne au, eamnged me engineer, rhonss Daye;
mens p@oie tho acoitcpS, had stepped into t1s min
building ard escaped injury. Tis damage 70 tho prose
3 esi1nate9 ~ fron 81 $50 10 5000,
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The Turf.
rcrIpsr Corpsr r. I-rpnTrrS

ECLIPSE COURSE, l.. L-TRoTTISG.
On Thursday last rotpg match for 2CO0 mile heats
beet three in i've, to vsgops took place at the Eclipse
Course, between uessrs. Smith & NcHabns D. 6. Brown
Dick, and Mr. R.Iphs black geldng Lancet. Brown Dick
three straight heats to the great asonshment OF
the hackers Of the ashpg black gecng, who has been
for the past few years couldered the fastest roter the
world at all events were willing TO match him until
now. &c was wrong evidently When brought here from
Philadelphia weeks since. he very au,s in trent,
but could End the place; yet be seemed work
of in his training, he thought TO be all right when
brought the post thursday and friends back
ed him freely at hundred forty that he would beat
Dick The sraensts showed pspaoy ia tho race and he
WIS beaten badly in very ordinary time TIE following
Ia & sunnmsry-
First lea. Tho borses had very good start bu.
after the word given lancet drew in roat closely
pessed by Dick, VINO stuck TO Lsace so tightly that be-
fore they reached the quarter pale DICK ocst
break. Dck tnen opened gap Of forty yards pstween
them AID vent on his way wlitoat polsstaoa pisslng
toeban mile pole IN iia and came home wianer BY
iScond Aeat.-A deIuging shower occurred soon al
the ORE, heat was tee norses we're called
up The track presented tie appearance OF clnsi; the
rain conunpipR 10 pour during e beat Dick go. of With
the lead the black horse breaking up after leaving
the stand he soon calsht his sep DO ~ever bat again
broke badly and ost At least forty yards rnis mis-
hap threw Lancet far ben nj that hs chance, Eos the
beat out at once ana Dick bad nothing but TO
go op and win which he did cspsay, by thirty yards,
in 2:38
Third H.at This was a counterpart OF the secoad
both regards tie tfottDg ard the weather Dce won
sqan with the greatest apparent ease, in 23IH Lancet
sbo~ed great smeness vious to The startiof ths heat
and evident that there eas something very wrong
about him Amer gos CO however, bis laueness ao-
leave him. hut ,neo his spesd appeared 70 have
left him also. The folio siug is Q summary-
rHrRspAY, August 4--Matcn, % 0oO mile heats; beet
three in five, 10 wagons.
D Phfer named b. z. Brown Dick. ...............l
| H. Woodruff named blk. z. Lancet ........,,..2 2
| Time, 2:S4-233-2:37k.
PRIscsss AND FLORA Trsrrx.we learn tia. these two
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The Ofera OF the Coming Season.

The Opera season expected to open here and in Phi.a
delphia with great ea me stockholders of the New
York Academy Of Music have dre,ted scenery be
painted for the "sIcilan Vespers" and Ola Juive,'
which, with the magnificent dresses and other properties
being manufa ,ured Paris, will about SIS 000
The stool boders of the Philadelphia Academy Of Music
have expended $1,000 for aud splendid scenery for
tie foregoing operas We have already stated that the
propretors of the New York house have embarked
in engaging artists for the Opera season. 30 that
in Opera well in other things there expected 10 be
ga good time coming"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
The Case OF csc BOY Hsggertxr.
Before Hon. ledge Ingraham.

beIOre Hon JLdge Ingraham.
August 5--Te People al DC relation of Ann Yaz7s,y
u the Rsp Drouna,ings. appears that Mrs. Raggery
while in pursuit. Ct one child has found another and could
not appear in court for The reessns forth in her
yhby which appears shat che Z, present c,nGued TO
bed by llnesr and has been aonined since Kon6ay
the LIST Instant, on which day shr gave birth 70 child
that at present is mporsbe acct Of su,h ucs1
for her TO leave her room without gre risk her ne
She believes that she viii be able to give her persons
tendance on the proceedings in the abova matter in about
ten days and inht the proceedings the matter cauno,
safely be conducted without her presence AND evidence
Mr. Glover for the defendant, said that the relators
testimony could be taken we'll that affidavit and
could be used In court The had been al eady twice
postponed, and he objected 10 the adjournment,
Tie Judge remarked that the first pestponeme1t In
consequence of the defendant appearing or making
any mo writ The pre- aented here for al
jourpmcnt is sufficient aud he would order the matter
,tand over for ten days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
Naval Intelligence,

The following officers sailed yesterday in the California;
steamer 10 join the United states Steamer Sag at She
Navy yord, Mare island, Calicrnia -Commarder, j. T.
scteuck. Iieuteusns, N. C. Bryant j. j. wsddel, ~ G.
Campbell. Master, Chaa. ]. MonorgaI surgeau, $ r..
clerk, Woodruff Scherob
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ELIZA STEWART,
Died 4h August, 1850,
Aged 70 years, 6 mon tbs And 20 dRvs.

The substitution OF Eliza for that Of Virginia on the
coHn was not explained but probsbe that Eliza
fhe reel name Of deceased, aud that Virginia the
name che assnmed after leaving her PARENTS roof TIE
funesal corsege moved up Broadwsy far as Tenth
street, through Tenth sire ct to the Grcenpont ferry
ment.
THE CASE BEF0EE THE aRA,,D JURY.
Soon after the conclusion OF the inquest, Mr.. Water.
bury the District Attorney sent ever to the Core
ners oee asking ior the inquest papers and stating
was the intention to 6rig tue matte: up before the
Grand Jury that evening the testimony was forwarded
TO the Dist let Attorney desired, ana the case mme
diatey laid before the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
r.0nss By strong aet.:t men: Of tn. sasnos Ay,s.a

rsorsa BY strong detnctmen: Of the H1snos AyssIa
Es'inHa, Guard.
The sar steamer general Pinto had BOARDED the British
brig Earl Of Derby boani from 4ontevdeo 70 H,sirio
and had taken from her 1000 sAbres seut by ufqlzt
son Dogepes 70 commercial mouse ia k,s.rio
The governments Of both Province and Confederation
have ssred oesrees closirg all Communication oetwcea
their dependencies.
me government Of Buenos Ayres had purchased the
last In the river the Omirsne ByoSn
paving for her bonds equivalent 10 500 600 silve:
The credit Of Buenos Ayres excellent. Urquza
short o. money.
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Even numbers, first division; odd numbers, second
| division.
expected that nearly all OF tie above uamed yachts
will either be at the rendezvous JON sqaad
| ron in few days.
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aosic FUN THE YACHT sQUADRON-THE RENDEZVOUS
TooAY-Lisr or TIE SQUADRON, ETC., src.
Today The squadron Of the New Yark Yacht Club vili
rendezvous 1t milestone, prepaator, TO the annual
cruise, and thence win proceed to sdsast TO- sn.re
they are 10 arrive on or about the 18th 10 yet undc
oided whether there win be regatta at Newport or eise-
where.
new feature Of the cruise this year will b, tho ar
gasemement Of band Of music 10 any t1e SQUAD
ron In trim schooner 10 be chartered for the OCCASION
The following the sficia List Of squadron numbers a.
apnad nv rnesaurep.-
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SoHISArtoSs 70 THE CgoroN BoARD-Ma. fAPPAN
ANpMs. CRAVEN coSFIRysD AFTER HARD srRoG-
OLE THE NOMINATION. OF MR. VAN sCaAIcK LAID
ON rUg TABLE.
This Board me: lss: svenrgPresident kcspeon in the
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said, o, BOB, don't do SOL he js.led away from rae
ard pursued Miss stswart with the pisto raised;
claimed, 90 Jenny into Place !" she toraeG
IL 10 enter tie Brardreth House. when he fred the pistol
aad Miss Stewart fell the rst NJ her side When
ssc fell che Old not speak she wounded in the head
and the brain appeared TO protrude from the wouod
identify the prsoner us The person WHO Cred the pistol
Mary Brooks, berg duly sworn, deposed that the
ntteccn Of July 20, kss Stewart Alice Morgan and her
self went into Taylors oa,oon to diraer they had
not been seated long when Macdonald entered, and wit
neee exclaimed, There is Bob." Macdonald then ap
preached us shook nandg wi Miss Stewart, and asked
Der when abe came back from Boston, he then called for
bottle Of wine the waiter brought the wire and Mac
sopad poured out one glass and drank off, be then told
the waiter TO bring some ice then turning to me he said
Bfooks, you to2 plausible story about Mss SteEar,
going to Goston' be asked Miss stewar, whom she got
BACK, anc she said that morning: Macdonald aud Ms ,
stewart oonversed together for come tone, wEou
10 leave; Mics Ste vayt went 20 he desk and settled
dinners white Mss Morgan snd myself waited Cox her.
Macdonald Iited for her also AID when the bill paid
DC rejoined Ter; Mss Morgan ana myself went on,
nrst; MIs Stewart and Macdonald convsrsod 60
seiher; Reara MIS- Stewart exclom, +" Go away from
me or else vii call an olcer" he said, You eau call
one before can pail OH; pistol AID shoot you words
10 That elect we were little ahoed OF tnen but they
soon passed us, and they did SO Miss Stewart told us
70 call al officer could not one or else should
called ore they walked on ahead until they got 10 tae
corner OF Broadway end Canal street. when they turned
tho corner and stepped for minute ao what
lion passed DO not know; went up to Macdonald and
said, OBJ Bob, don't do sou then him unbut,on
bis vest and draw pistol; screamed saying &c will
i ber, he will kill her. Immediately after that heard
sss Stewart scream, and then heard the report Of The
oeceased first; Miss Stewart did not speak che
peedng from wound in the head and soane advlacd
u3 10 have her taken to the hospital: an officer came up
and atsed mo IL knew the Enan who shot Mss sewari;
said that did; when he said, " Come along ana snos
I'm 70 me- before we could get through the crowd, Eow
ever VIC found that Macdonald bad been arrested;
oeceesed 10 the New York Hospital aud astead
ca her there.
49,, MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Josepu y nun, NJ d. resilient surgeon OF the New York
ae m'ai beng duly sworn, depes npi says thst Virginia
stewart Was adns,ted into this inautuun o. the 80 al
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

The amendments made to the banking laws
n the last session of the Legislature, were APP
proved by the popular vote at the last election.
The Bank Comptroller has filed al additional
bond OF ATTY thousand dollars With approved
sGrct!es, thus increasing his bonds TO the sum Of
one hundred thousand dollars as required by
the law. The Banks which have been located
away from business centres, at inaccessible and
ree,Gute localities, have been removed required
by section 10 ofthe amendatory act. Our ban k
ing law Is now perhaps, safe and unexception-
able as any that can be devised.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-01
LING Va WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE /. 1889

You say you have frequently sentlme your
circulars, and you have often thought it strange
that You had not heard from me. l am truly
sorry that my romissness has caused you any
uneaSineSs of mind, and my apology is that /
lid pot know the circulars were from a partial
FrendIn atlmircr, but, far as gave them
any thought, had supposed they were from some
Peter Funk or bogus speculator, of which you
know, dear Corbn & Co., there are many in the
Eastern cities. As general thing, l pay no at
tention to circulars unless ordered to be pub
lishcd in my paper, aud accompanied by the
rhino and spoudulicks.
Please send me a lock of your hair before the
State officials get all of it, and obl!ge your be.
loved friend, II. NJ. MfCNRrY.
P. s.-If not deemed inquisitiyc, dear Corbin
IS Co, let INC know (in coniidencc) to how many
hundreds throughout the country your cxpan-
sivc bencvolencc has induced you to senl dupli.
cato letters Of the one sent nc? 81. NJ NJ.
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. E1ch corrcnpoudence.
RALriMonE. Arril q

BALr'~o"E, April 30, 1888
IL u lVCarty, ESq.:
DEAu SrE-We have frequently sent you
circulars, aud have often thought it strange that
we have not heard from you. However, our
object in writing this time, is TO offer you the
preference to purchase a very finely arranged
package OF 21 tickets in the Grand ConsoN,at-
ed Lottery, Class H., drawing May 2lst. This
package gives you the advantage Of $3.50 worth
Of tickets for the cost of only $50. The same
has, from its repeated success, won the title of
the I,ncky Package, and, to convince you OF onr
confidence in its success. we will promise to send
vou another package free of chargc, If the first
fails 10 draw a three number prize, the lowest
being $3.50 See full scheme within. We make
this oges in good faith, with effort to sell you
the capital, $4,000, and Se hope you will ac-
cept il. Enclose US 500, and the package will
be sent by return mail, the result Of winch, we
confidently think, will be satisfactory to you.
Yours, truly, CoKBlN IL Co,
Box 100 Post Oniec, Baltimore, Nd
n. B.-Pfize tickets or certificates cashed as
soon as returned.
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WPsTrour Mo

WEsrroaT, No., Nay 1G, 1859.
Ay Dear .Sisv:-Your very kind favor is re-
ceived, contents duly noted, aud properly aP-
preciated.
] am overwhelmed with sense of obligation
to your unaccountable partiality to entire
stranger, and am puzzled to guess in what
manner | have recommended myself to your
favor. Are you smitten by my personal beauty
-dazz!ed by the refulgent beams of Iny rising
"stnr'-or have you heard OF certain hrle cir
cumstances in my personal history going to.
show large degree of confidence, cTeluIity,
greennesS, or whatever you may call it, ren,ie"-
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But whatever may DC the moving Gauge impel-
ling you to this generosity, hc assured your dis
interested action is properly priced, aud y"ur
generous proposal reaciily accepted. You may
send that very finely arranged package" by
return mall and such is my confidence in its
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7aekagc," that ] do not deem it necessary To
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tain $50 out of the 500 which it is almost Ger
tain to draw-and ii it should las it probably
may) draw the capital prize OF Sto,G10, yau
may retain another $40 as slight testimonial
of my distinguished consideration. Should 1t
happen, per bare possibility, that the package
fails TO draw three number prize" yna need
not send the other package, but retain ii as pay
ment for the first
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JAS. M. DILLON ,
1O2 MARKET STREET.,
Plumber and Gas Filter.

u EEPS constantly on hand, Gas fxturcs Lead and
N WroughtIroa Pipes, Sheet Lead Al! anIs and
Brass COCKS aud Valves steam Whistles ami Steam and
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Wooden and Cast Iron Hyrants, Gum Hose and packing
of all Thcknesses, Anfricon Metal, Pare Bancu, Tin,
Zinc and Anthony, the Celebrated TROY BgLs
Crucihells in the country.
~ Also. Poly's improved and patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly tile greatest plup age right
pt which in Towns aud Couutiestn Western Virginia
will ba sold uu fair tcru;.
S2 Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrostye, and for
iuctinG pressure pipe hot COLL and
cniy deepwes, preferable and cheaper than Lead
Pipe.
- tuucduct2i c0nstnnty onhand, any size guam
ii y'.l:' b. furnished short notice.
- ~ pFii FIR OM F0PPsrI B"HSs1nd lead.
:OvI9 d2aw&WIV
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WHHEGWRIGHT, NUDGE & co.
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
NO II, IiAIOYER STREET,
Corner of eSermun,
EALIIHORE, ND
A FrLL AssORTNEYT or

FULL ASSORTMENT OF
DRINTISG PAPERS, News nd Book; CoInred Papers
all kinds, Straw Boards; Binders and Trunk Boards;
Bonnet Eoars, White ami COiOra CaFis and Card
Boards, in variety Tissue and Shoe PapFi HarWai
Manila PapcI; Press BOGTs. full Rs-pTtTDeHt of
French Folio Post Packet and Letter Paper Marble Paper
OGee and Bark I'm seoI Wrapping Papers, all kinds;
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Ink Ann. E.rIcIIinS Powers
- Paper Of every d, seEiptnn made 10 order.
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PlKns PEAKE.-John Smith went to Pixies
Peak and wrote letter to his brother George,
telling of his wonderful success. Hear him;
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SADDLES. HARNESS. TRUNKS. d
WHOLESALE Ir RETAIL.
D. &c.

SHEPPARD, No I5I Main St, corner o Cnion, win
- continue to keep on Ea-d Ia-E ana complete
sreE Oi al articles n lis e Consisting CT Ladies' and
Cyat!-Est's Saddles. E3c aI Coarse aTksEs, Trunks,
E4e=s, Carret Bas saeAeis- Collars, Fanss, WtP &C
TtsF ifUy ca attention. ny
hy strict attention AID Pr0IPiaesE. continuance
0 the public iatEcuaEt.
Al kinds OF repairing promptly done, End IN ~
}. L. B.SHFPPAkD
sr,.2r l3l NI.u 81.
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rMlM 4sOKGAN.

JETHoLESALE AND I.ETAIL manufacturer o! Saddles,
W Brides iIarrs ard sTrIks, AID dealer i. all sTt
CT EsUay kept b. SaLaIeT<- leave inform the
pulc aI re has oFered,s- iCS HsiE S. eer Market
Allrg Wac.= he W;ll be SiaH FToLs sEtlu
ct The above articles AsLeiLtenas EGTI<
atd sell a!- prices b hopes 70 obtain liberal share
of public patronage. Particular attention 0Eered
vo.., an: Es.I.ilE ioEe VIZ. e.israteh. sepIs.
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CHARLES ". GRAHAM,

CHARLEE Y. GRAHAM,
= Z & Z ss . e 4 g $ a N Z q = n ~ z Y
= 'I UNDERSIGNED would iifGI the riztBs Wheeling
ae scIt shat having purchased. TIE DTCG EEd Pre-
SE!on sore, formerly b. Dr. Ja'aes TaBST, he
"lI continue carry Ii'e DT-R business ia all
branches lie most respectfully solei;s continuance Of
e pubic IaruIE- !th Las heretofore be,u 70 literally
extended towards tAs ana vel establishment.
L Sil be LIS Eet eyrFy hug, = tie Pufrst k.Td
Az st tie lowest price, u-us be found veil
Li<:.et DTu-. stala:si4I-,.t-
Prescriptions carefUi,y compounded tie T1TesG
Medicines. CHARLES ". EAHAsi
No 81, cor. Nail ard NSbsisTSts-r
EyT9 Centre Rl-rI.ug,