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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-28
The Father of Philip Barton Key

Francis s. Key. the author of the "Star
Spang!ed Banner" and father Of ?. B. Key
was little. sctive man, having on earnes,
and even anxious expression of counte-
nance. as if care sat heavily upon him, but
at tine same time genius aud benevolence
blended their expression in his face. He
was eminent at the bar Of Washington and
of Baltimore, held arguments with Writ,
Swan, Pinckney, Walter Jones, and others
of similar rank. al Of hom have disa speer-
ed from the arena, and only one of whom is
alive, Gen. Jones, who, at a very advanced
age is often seen slowly walking slon :
Pennsy Nania Avenue, as if he was inger-
ing beyond his time about these mortal
shores. Writ, man OF large stature and
commanding presence, was accustomed to
look on Jones, though of small stature and
poor presence, as the most dangerous an
tagonist he had to encounter in the Su-
preme Court of the United States. Mr.
Key was man of great integrity, of strong
affection, and of poetic turn of mind, as
we'll as of patriotic spirit. In composing
the heroic song of the "Stsr SpangsG Ban.
ner," he in a measure associated himse If
with the glory of his country. He held the
office of District Attorney here under Gen.
Jackson. and of course wss political friend
OF that daring President. At the same time
he was religious in his tendencies. mem
Der of the Episcopal Church, and warm
friend of Sabbath Schools. On an ami
verssry occasion of the District s. s. School
Union, MIR. Key, in company with the late
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-28

50. Leonard Street, New York.
II TDr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all
dealers IN medicnessll
III Agents wanted in every town village spd
hamlet in the land. Parties desiring thu ssency
Will address as above for terms
price - cents per box five hoxss w M be sent m
'ettlnt ~ !, oStati 1sit de9a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-28
FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES. SHRUBS
GARDEN PLANTS ROSES &C.
E. 8. WILLIAMS,

WHEELING FRUIT AND ORNAMENT
I 70
Fruit
vaiaies - h 3to
for ren:e TO
ndardC yTrts,m more thar
Dwaf
dstaududP PUNT otwoye
Peaches
CheryCu
30 do Ems
30
eNewRo o. L,wuon3
Chennut,
ao w
$40 hoice d n
Tihss &c,n al
p pn-
the MAI
beer
opeof IT'S
nthe eTrebus Nonea such
nnov hireo t ~ vi he Hrrs
he nersgne g
Il opposite b II
n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-28

Senator Soathard, delivered an address in
the open park East of the Capitol, unde:
the shelter of the beautiful shade trees
which there abound, and amid the glow and
animation of early summer. As an execu-
tive officer. Mr.. K. was energetic. as well
as conscientious, having. while in Office.
undertaken the herculean task of purging
the city of the houses of prostitution.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-28
DDlDgl Dgg7l1Ug @1ORgp
ia, MAIN STREET,
vvKas>eEEHH&, wa.
NEW FAIL AND WINTER GaQDs.
suPERlO INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE! !!
STONE &c THOMAS
AVE large respects
Il m,N desirable
DRY GOODS MILLINERY GOODS, AND CARPETING,

They have yet offered to the public
Their stock embraces the Largest Vdrist,
Many years experience in buying goods fol
the largest in the city. has proved 10 US tn
hny four fifths of ali our goods } 1t gives u
We VIII sell many sly les Of goods as cheap p
any house in tile West. either Wholesale OF
per cent larger than snv similar house IN Y
Among our Goods may be found the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-28
/. H0GE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND LAND AGENT,

MoUNDsvILLE. Marshall county. Va, Twelve
i les below Wheeling oIers for sale the following
tracts OF Land, viz:
Is;.-If0 acres in the woods Drv Run. one
mile from tile OH" River, and eighteen miles below
Moundsriiie, at So gU an acre.
2rd.-iCO acres on COon's Run . miles from the
river. by 4 good road, aud Is miles below Mounds
vile, Ct S. 90 acre.
3rd.-3JU acres, with ieO acres cleared, two miles
from the river. on the waters OF Proctor N, 20
mil es below this place. This is very rich land, well
watcred, and wIl make fine stock farm for either
Cattle sheep. For sale SIS W an acre, easy
payments.
An --eI2 acres n the nprer side OF Proctor and
miles from the river. so acres Cleared al So 10
acre.
5ih.-I6p acre. joining :he last tract " ith twenty
Eve acres clesreH. al SIS 90 acre
9Th SO acres in the woods Oh Fish Creek Wat
ers, miles from Bolton Sta tion, tie baltimore
dE Ohio Railroad. Iihin 10 rods of liue Saw Mill
and Turnpike ROad to slId Station. at 81 al acre
This is good trnCt of land. ana the timber il is
worth the price fihe land
.tb --a1D acres in oae mile of Burton Station. on
the B. * o. Railroad. 50 ceres cleared. ct eI0 ali
seie.
Titles al perfect; and reasonable credits viii he
9 ives. not ienser Ana ) ye Is. Apply to I. HOG E,
AonndSVii'- P o.. Va iea3 '59j IN
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WHEELING,
SECOND d SOCK
OF NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER
dry Goods.


dry Goods.
VTHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE
Il 20 call attention to his Second Stock of New
Spring and Summer Dry Goods W hich have Just been
received and opened; psssing in variety OF sty les
nd colors anything before offered in this CITY
The Goods have been selected with the greatest care
myself 10 be able to satisfy every TASTE and
price Impossible to enumerate all, will name at
least a few of the goods received:
Robes.
OF very numerous aud superb styles and qualities
comp, ising
The Grenadine Double Jupss,
The Grena adj ne and Barege de Kiei,
The Barege and Organdy FIouncsd,
The Barege and Organdy Double Skirt,
The Cnaily Robe, and great many others
silks.
About 100 pieces, entirely new patti erns, and very
beautiful colors, consist ling of BsyadeIe, Chine,
Barred, &c. Also large assortment OF Plain Solid
Coored and Black Silks. In addition to these, some
BIZ auti iuI nmeIines DucaIIs Percalls ChalIies De
LANES, Cashmeres. Lawns, Bareses and Tissues, at
all prices. isO several pieces of6 and quarter
wide, bac all vol DeLaine, genuine houpins nau-
uiacture.
Shawls.
A very large assor tment of Grape Shawls, white
and coloTed, among which several very excel lent
qualities OF Scarlet. Blue Pink. etc. l will sell
very fine plain or emirOi, cred White Grape Shawl
at dolls. Ais o, very large assortment of Paris
Cashmere Stella Shaws, with Broche. Purcall,
Moire Antique Cashmere and Chenille Borders.
Embroideries.
large assortment and 81 styles. which will be
sold very cheap
Carpets.
A new and general supply of all kinds of Carpets.
which | partIcuIarly recommeaa to those about
NOV ing, they The greatest bargains ever offer
ed
The largest AID most fashionable stock of En-
bro ideriPs exhibited of entirely Ne Styles
Ladies Ill please bear This in mind and give me an
early Call.
| Lace Msnties.
4 beautiful assor .ment of Chantilly and FIepch
Lace and Points, which in gentility and nicely
! surp ass anything ever brought 10 this city.
| Several real Needle Worked very heavy Lace
Window Curtains will be sold al great bargain.
| ParasOiS
can offer verv cheap, having boush them directly
from the Tor cash. and in great quan
titles. -rt
Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings.
In addition TO this the usual assortment of Do
mes tics such Muslin, Ticking, Check, Paniaioon
Stutfs etc. 70 all off which invite early attention
| assuring every one, TO give entire satisfaction:
| " ALEX. HEYMAN,
No. 1877, Main Street. Wheeling, Va.
| April IA. 3m.
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DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.

SHArorAcK is a rich Sorrel wi houta auy white;-
FIJI I6 hands hiah; OF muscular pawcr in form
and act ion exceled by few none. HI was bred ~
Col. William BuriOrd of Kentucky; sired hy
that noble horse, Medoc, for HON Col Bufsord paid
Mr stephens l0.hOU dol las. His dam, Cnrina, was
a celebrated ra ce mare. and wa sired by TTumpeter;
by Col Badgers famous iorse, Sir SoIoHOn; his
gdam as DifeCtrrss. by DIrector--fnl brother to
Virginian; hiss.g dam by oil PoIofH1c; his . g 2.
dam y J m Crack; g e. G. dam by imported Film
nap, &c In fact, he is as well aud thorough bred as
any horse raised in Kentucky. lie was pur-
chased by the subscriber CT the heirs Peter Wit
He drew the first premium of 100 doIlass, the
Belmont Coun ty Fair, also al the Harrison County
Fair, Is56. JOHN A. RAY.
: LOvEI. JONES, Keeper.
Report Of Committee on Thorough Bred Horses,
at the Belmont county Fair, '56:
Your Committee are of the unanimous opinion
that SharoIack is Thorough ed Horse, and of
great merit +" Joseph WoJdrohe,
John Alexander.
Michael Edwards, Jr.,
jesse Burton,
+ Calhoun.
George G. Bethel.
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u-HEIok1RAIT of MRS. BROWN.

FEsgK LEsliK Kso-DeAr The por;Isi Of hr Brown,
ulrl sppssr. IN ,our Ilstsled Newspaper t We~t hosn
fni.i.d sl.feh when y0sr AIs M BersAsa' tale
toB he.
hi. skeeh taken while Mra Brown aoeoGp~n'.S y
Cert Mocre vEiaE Ia carriage for sda1son 70 me
hall.s,ou fhis SAeTwHrd perfected by Nj
IeI,Iau, ~bo ls.-n with CaI4 Moore and ths e0Fr--
Ycrd.ui New Herald eursg ny intsTview ,Sae
buJ,r's fsny
eaD bear unqualified testimony 70 ts being kehke pr
ts Of Mia browB ny opnion Is ooooors,rd By Csp
booie Of tie Montgomery OGsIds Of Rehnond, Va CepN
sto Of tie T. g. Army Mr. Cuunnsha PsrsaT Of ths L. .
Nav. td Brown Aid-de-esap 20 6su TslzfsTro sDi Nj
ethsr Of The BALTIMORE Ibpper al of whom pronounced e
sorI eel ard ebsIscsen-lIc Ek-ness.
d. lga AUGUSTUS RAwLISGS
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GEORGE A. BEAvrIT, AEctiobser.
CUPEkB BOOKS at AUCTION,
~ By ttkU A LkAN lI1 - Co,
MONDAY Usr

ABdth following d~S g. commencing a. 4 0esSeA-
fsle fxTsOIoiEsIy OF
l. kGLisH BOOK 8.
Catalogue of a hocs and Costly Collection oi
RAkE AND VALUABLE bOJht
Including EveJy Department Of Lsfs both Ancient and
D. ocsgB p4i.iI tie
bE 81 h fDIiIUES OF THE BEST AUTHORS,
ues all Of which IN the hnssi CONDITION. ard h Tor the
IL, hts ftni hole being coa-txn1cut HOn an
EhiAEhT LOADOh HOUct- - !,
Included 81 he found the Suprb collection OF lo'trsed
Booze 0aliie. sd vorss relating the fine Art ever Of
sucvn In this city, sueh kinssbaroughs Mexico
vols fosIsd plates; hchrnny halls ipdia's vols i''
olieiAsi edioB findrns koysl GALLERY suosoIi0-fs Pr9s
RoS ale and Ausee Francois superb ,et AZ Fci. h
vies Addsun; Retrospective heyi-w completes hes1s AID
sobi,sies scottish Csns WisD-on' hyP All lessuf-'
Manchester ExibioD Uen Jonc's Vramul.r OF VI
snHj higby wynts industrial Arts Of the MAI Century
vols foo Oilray's CsIiezturv Hogsnhs WOrss ons,n
edition GrD.T's tTesoOe. eaes Divers Works ofthe Ey
D ssiegs, sic.
sLo collection Of Architectural WORKS Books Of On
ush b.suvy Illustrated his.as and Manuscripts iDeiS<
ing - -.-..
written In the fourteenth eniuTy-
Altogether forming DaSnheent sseeiBoiase o. Books
al,nlS suUyEIr rady
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Eew DublicaI,0Hs.
A TALE OF TWO CITIES.
~ COMPLETE.

BY CHAkLEb DItkENt,
WITH ORisIEAL ILLVsTkATIOss ~ JOHN hcLENAN
JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE oY
Bookeuoss News Agents in Newfork aud elsewhere
T. b. PETERSON BkOlhEks, No. e~ Chs'Hu'.s.,
phg.a.luba have lost published Chaes Dicksns's NEW
koNEL "A TALE or TWO CITIES" complete and an
.hrdset one month pIior publication in EugGnd and now
ossr Il FOR SALE IN the following different siylesi
TALE OF TWO CITIES
IA one large volume octave paper cover Price hy
aBE SANE complete In volume, octave, cloth, with
GIXTY-FOUR Illustrations Price 81 80
1HE SANE two volumes l2mo CLOTH with Illustrations.
Pree eI Is volume
THE SAME, complete in volume octave with tinted u
kasirailons Price ~ So
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Addrsss al orders to the Publishers,
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NOV READY--Price 36 Gents, Beautifully
IN Printed in Colors
THE lLLU USTRATED
LONDON ALMANAC FOR 1890.
zporPe OF BurrERfLiEs. MOTHS, AND INSECTS.
Drawn By TnoNAs ID scorT,
aud
BxArrurLIY PhiarED IN CoLoRA
~ Lefrhfon Br0hrra with Descriptive Letlepress oy j.
Marin. ........
FRrELvE FINE-ART ESOkAVlNGSt ASTRONOAlCAL
DIAGRAMS OF REMARhABlE PHENOAENA,
alec beaatifully Printed IN ColoTs,
9Th Explanatory Notes-
TWELAE 4 OklOlNAl. DESIGNS
- Heedihes 70 the Calendar,
1 avas amount Of useful znd Interesting
- 49, IL IIi .TRAI Ed LONDON LnANAC the
,sf AZ reptabe and elegant eonpon 10 the library hoadSif
or rnyinEt0oms while, regard. efice = anisersay ae
Nue~T .aed 10 exceptop, the cheslest ALMANAC
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aud al Booksslsers aud News Asenih
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THE PLANTATION OF iERkEBoNNE-a +.
Southern under Southern ssnrhe htle darssc.,
d.ms Skes.srs''-fee, the old ssrvsntBeorso
Psyon arrived hOsA Paris hon IN esaeorssessasme
reyton and the pa. ehsl honoi he good old Jaoasp,
ssuddrs descfplion the Oetogoshs tive 0versees
oouessioIhe strange relation and affection ssissins be-
twe. Madame eyoL and her husDAnds natural daashtef
FaAtasn RsSoatLsIh aud Northern thnh-Lse, tho
UctoroO1he arrival Of Sannyide and Dorspore 5nnnysde,
TIE social position OF Zoo
kcs o.ksy lie hard cuoasrPsaL tbs yellow boy,
shnose, the Indian huuerfhe srnge shocion be-
skve comyani la the swamp
hunt the Indian start the He'd Cedar swamp for
the Unird na-bordrr uned tuiss mail delivery
lhe orecosu ON hs sutsVn To be sadth
last hope recovering the esiaeln ne Judges ios-
keys love cannot marry but
uske YOU mistress OF the richest IN Louiilaihe t~o
oyerefs review the ste VI thngs-lhe i've osk add The
his love for loskey discovers shr fsss
papers VI Zoe1he udsuent-rhe DARK hope-fhe resolve
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ACT ruE SECOND.
THE LANDING UN THE ATCHAFALAfA.
qHE IITMhFR ,IED

Sender returns his old trade aud takes photogspAPsni
wants hs peuI. brigs terrible ewsoe confas
kGvoIs deca alton Of h. lOv--s does rot snev whaf
AMI eighth hloOd''Mc, iossoy's resovo" ootoa
.bd Pua-1 be appssus S0kihs dssuerrvoype portrait
-aul akes his hkenss assisted by basas The 5avs
axe's fear iu&s deadly wcepon-faH4
ss hs portrstfhs ssesih b. wufaef ths letter snd
the Eight will eod and Zoe " ~ be mlne'-
Ths Tesenge Of the Indian aaa his syssf sor Psel
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A VERY LARGE vARIETY OF JUVENILES,
~ .f
A AAS1ODON PAPER for the HOLIDAYS I!
THE QUADRUPLE CONSTELLATION!
The largest Sheet Of Paper ever printed
being ElGhI FEET by SIX!

Iess and really rams siongde OF the yl
IN hyGe arb, ths steamer GREAT eastern sna 0He
N.ldt eits Of modem times -" London lines
CeoIge Roberts has suas'ed every hing in the nc
slhice StenVed lhe Illuminated
SsciLtle toslrsou large tue hrmaDent 40 We aud
hrilnnt its IL IL indeed Onaer Boston rOs
sheet Of paper printed, and Il very
properly esteemed OF the wonders of the sge"-tfs
bIsnIftLr.
oud the spirit Zen Franklin revisit the Empses Of the
oon Honlc srsel paper large the 'ihs OF
ostsIs houae full IcpIeie wH OIle bsn
ming il poetry ~b Jess J'ses an1 Johcs ION
ize, snitc in neKecuiioh wonderful 20 contemplate
soion 81 this wondeu Paper now Tor sso ~ AL
NewlsIr LeaeIs hroug hout the county the greatly To-
oLeea IIioe si :. -...--,. ..... -, =, on,
" nail sx copies for Fifteen copies for 81; Twenty
I've COZ les ioT s5 tiry copies for t5 Address
blCkGE RObEk1S Publisher, New oTk.
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ACT riiE THIRD.
rnE rARLoR ~ 40 IaA hALL ! ~ Az OreaaEsoNwE

THE PAHIUH AND hAIf4 At !.
Prepa.stens Nc, ossey slaims The psssd cf
he.h-1he scdfete the saopds address
10 his cullurd bIadesn ''--Osrk's cnthusissIn
The SLAVE SALE
Rats " Ma the yellow s'rb so
her ehidren" buy nsft-Pste on tb, stand he snds
nation Roing cheap 4-The OoJroon r LoeCon1tsr
usiion slseshe lokey Dis-Ibs ssssut BY Jessss
Bowie and rsvolysrsoFss Zoe, who bs
taken away her l0ssr-I be sale si the Octoreoa
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. 10.

FTNHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOX DEC. lO.
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
A Ish win a tonsres.aAn; Abe He,p~r Busaeoo
We Isn'l Understand is, lfster.--r'ir'Stsi rditO
H..Ihl EAnCUgloS OF CAPT BROWN: Core
spend,ne- Of Tho N. y. tribune
ul.IkoiUEN4s tOEHBCTkD WITH THE Exc
CU1IUN: torIsspoDdens. Of The y. T. Tribune.
IvLE1IEh FROM uUs. WISE 40 Mrs. BROWN
v..JuAh BkOwAs REMAINS.
NIlUBLIC kAIKEsslOkS.
viI..MRs. BROWN AND HER FAMILY; Interesting
aIticuIars.
yln..LAILsl NEws RECEIVED BY rELEGkAra.
from Washington; Mas Meeting IN Philsd.iphi4 4
hal.a. Election for s's,s oAcss;i a.ipef,: eeI.y
tlona DrIuocI ate Executive Gomauass.
IXXI>CuNsIN II ECIION: Official aetuIDa
AAN AMERICAN APPLE FkOLiC.
MPoErkl: THE DAlins Wee bOs;" "Th. sprs
Xn..A OikD ar THANKSGIVING: corIs.pOndsHss Sf
1he n. l. Tribune.
XIII..ThL PEOPLES COLLEGE.
AIL.IHE Tribune IN hEW-JERsETI Wha. sn
EsInest hun IAN DO
xv..sLA,L LRi IN DELAWARE; COrrssposd.nes Of
xv1. rkACTICAL System OF CooKHsY: Pr.-
pared lls ~ \. iTOsss BY an American House
XVII .THRTY- SIXTH c0SGREss - FIRsr ssssios;
lrOcesding' in shs ssaa;s and Hoas' of Rssssssss-
xvIn..PLKsONAL-
XlA..rULI1ICAL.
AA..A1kiLUL1URAL ITENIs
XNI.Thk hkw.i OKK TRIBUNE
mil. .M1SJ ELLANkUUS
AAIII. ..hARkIAGEs AND DEATHS.
xXIv..1HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR leso.
XAv. .IUMMLRCiAL MATTERS: FaL Report, Of tAs
stoek, honey, Cotton, tSrzn, snd Ssssls hAkets,
specially kspostsd foT The ~ y. Tribune
TKKN-G2 Der unnuln. TJ.e Ispies for IS Ten for Z ~
7wtmy topics aadrsss zo AID an extra Copy to tss
pslssh " h0 lOTns the CAB
slh0Lk COPIk. for sale at the Pubis,sisn oaos THIS
hOHhlNG. Price &C.
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ACT rHE rouR fH.

THE B0ILEk DECK Or 1hE MAONOfIA-
IHE LANDIs8 AND THE wO1pPILE-
Ron the cotton baes-1aks Ls, sasfds aniss-sbs 10
hsigtsc into the ,od aud tos,so Dsstey
ood up hang the ssy ysve ske crawl oh On her
paddle -Alain1hs indian conss-W shHoies sks NOR
bin Lynch b oeddsr prStects hiuPsas grave disooy-
cred, and the shssins mail brought 70 hEsEsts
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GLEEPY HOLLOW and ICHABOD SBANE.
~ Juss ready besusif9l siereoscopie ftrtnfSs Of
nee Cd Dutch (horch sf sleepy holov -. -
1e Bdge the fa<Antco. over when lenso0S NSs
A. fght when pursued BY the kcadics hcfseunsD
1he Cid AN ~ slvepy Holow.
.ke kboNe i.sace th3s day entirely now ana "
eQuA.lcc - stCreoclpha PTice ~ cents each.
eentAoe BY susil on rsesips Of Ffice
d. APPLETON Co nos go and StS Broadway.
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pnnIins.

AT EVERDELL's, his celebrated WEDDING
"A CARDS syridioIy engraved guy De had pTusd~sy,
eVr OF Dusnss Ule.Ts Sy mail .od1iIed specimens
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half Prlce)
Ia eddnx Home Notes fsp-Ss, ke Business Ca-d.,
IA, e.ds ertrsts kc si NELLY 's No u fultou-ss N
VISITING CARDS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Nh. EvEkDELL a suss. EngTayer. and Printers
NJ. loI Iuton-st., n. u. EstabhL-d 1918
M edding Cards, Notes, Envelopes, &c.-Broad-
w Wy siyles1 hese csiebrsred Engraved
yle the only kveroels broadway
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A new liquid for taking out
tAih1. tAIlNISH, AND GREASY STAINS
fom tks woolens ali kinds without their
hie leaving unpleasant osor IL Il used with
CLLAAIhG GLOVES WITHOUT ALTERING THEIR
COLOR
Also for removing grease stains OF paper Of all kinds
IkUfEkIiEo UE THE bENLiNE.
The Benrne ud for removing stains produced BY
bodies such oil, butter, tsow csude paint
and dirt furniture and clothes raobns the hands add
hair II be spphed also all kinds clotn
nsy be the qualify without inurng Of III colors
the most delicate. s suel though dsagreeaOe s
rather sLsip hen used II disappears rapidly
s,iEg IL unslterabe, and be kept for years
vi lot m ro sries being in the least altered The enzps
also cleaning gloves, without changing the color; FOR
washing paners bshss tior this superior any
senee dung oil eolors and for taking
1he Lsnzne IT, perhaps the only iced with
ior removing sta on ensayg drswns plans and
ell knds OF paIVrs and k nDOons Of all colog which
makes then ioos equal tons
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THE RLYNlu TRIAL.

Counsellor seadasI defends the inisn-Scuddsr on Lyns
Witness arrives very Unsx pecsdy-An aisfston % ths
Entertainments for that on
proved y. Ediisn-Mc1l0skey tlx-Iho Yer
dict and the eslsuIe the IonsrSe. loukey Esespc.
ThE SHED ON FIRx. .af .
Cat the Ropes-baek her oat--tlsaf Away-I1e cnmnA
away Ia Indian Destiny pursass him : - -......
THE DEsI III CTIUN uf THE STEAMER MAGNOLIA
BY FIRE.
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