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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12
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Books Books Wall Paper. dc.
AM prepared supply tie levers a Foo FsndinE
with aliost ever thing la the LiiesaTy line To tbs
Trade n foil School and Bank Pools
aHd variety q Stationery m Note PuITs a. -
10 Cap and Letter Papers worth from s. 10 eTo
The Legal profession and all VINO desire The
best article Of paper 10 write would SAX 70 call and
examine my assortment.
Ihavs Of The Largest Stools Of WALL PAPERS.
Window Bilds and Fire Bcrgens brought this
ket embracing 25t rolls dsTrnt pat
terms, varyiEg in price from cts to $500 Pr roll
article Of G Paper formerly Hcd AZ " %
and - rcn. oftTnE a. az and Is cts. fa
Who 4ould have his walls look srsoky Fnd dinry When
he make Them look tt!e
To the Trade-I VII oaer ndurgnsT g that viii usy Jsu
in giving can before purchasing esevhSre-
the TrFrtaty appointed Agent for the Sev YORK Mehr
dist Book having made arrangements fuTnish
everything published by Carbon Porter pTiers
delivered heT as yobeTs and retail can pro-
cure then IN New York Also, Agent Tor Tie AInErean
Tract Society aud Sunday seteoI Unonail o. Their publ
cations furnished. the cole Al ent for Appietons
NcW CycoIedias Be1fons AbTieEtHr Of Dsbatfa Ac.
These last two works only be obtained b. fgbseEptou-
Eiiher OF thea, deliver subscribers IN tie nee
Of charges. JAS G. ORR, No. 1n6 Main "a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

~ 0Peaing Of the TAeqtfe,-we see by the
New York Clipper that Mr.. Henry will open
the Athenmum in this city on the first of May.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

~ Federal Court-Tae Case Of Brcnsing,
tie Loryer.-Yesterday morning the Grand
Jury in this Court found true bill against
Herman Brensing for unlawfulIy5 obtaining a
letter from the Post Office in this city some
months ago. 1t will be recollected that Bren-
sing was in love with Miss Augusta Vega and
that she had treated him rather cavalierly and
opened a correspondence with another fellow
in indianapolis. Brensing, ander the influence
of the green eyed monster, and not considering
even ii. he knew, the penalties attached to the
offence, called at the post office and received
Miss Augustus letter, which he read and put
back in the drop box. Brensing is quite young
and his present unfortunate position is attribu-
table solely to his passion for the gOOdlooking
Miss Vega.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
A Extremely low Price, now Opening nj
rh- ISAAC PERAGRR'H rr.l

.NHr at ISAAO PbANGElS'E.
AVINQ just returned from New York with well
leeted very cheap Dry and Fancy Goods,
would request the public Il before puI
elsewhere. My stock OF Dress Goods will be found to
st Of the latest styles and guarantee that prices
lower than those other houte IWould call paftic
ular attention to Figured Brillants worth richly
lsc at only f2}fe Plaid DucAis worth 2 at lSSe Light
cold Ia ChntEts worth 25c lc and other goods pro-
portion. Muslins and Irish Lnenl viii sell Muslin worth
IKE 0c, and Irish Linen worth IS 45c Bounets
Comprising te latest Styles and which being purchased
dsrect from the manufacturer will sell cheaper than
before 100 pcs Bonnet Ribbons 1uu Ruches Flowers and
everything appertaning the Millinery line which
branch call the particular attention the Trade,
be offered ut the lowest figures.
EMBliOIDERIES you wish to ind the largest, best
and cheapest stochTive call and promise TO sell
Collars sets Of Sleeves and Collars Bands Ins ertng and
Edging at less figures than other establishment.
goo Kid Gloves only &c, worth 4l 5Ou Mtts
1Cc worth 25c goo linen Ha dkeTehefs At i2e,
1sa loo do lS worth 25c 126 llersrh Handkerchefs
size, rt G2; so do at Soc worth % 20 superior
62JSc. worth Al; 1910 white Brans at I213e,
lSI 100 Putt 40 at lSk, worth 20c; we'll any
white goods both plain, plaid sriped
Observation-Disclosures 800 dollars worth Piece Goods
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Trade and Of which
confident have the largest stock In wheeling will be sold
to the Trade At lsss than any other HOUSE in wheslng
convinced Of my ability to SELL Call gEd sxsmine for
yourselves. ISAAC PRAGER,
mho1 lS3 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

attempted Saieide.-An old man, beg.
gar, walked into Wheeling creek on Sunday
night with the intention of drowning himself
He was dragged out safely by person who saw
him going in. The old man said he was weary
Of the world, but he was simply drunk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

s5S-Sinee the commencement of the Federal
Court the hotels have all been crowded, and it
has been demonstrated that on extraordinary
occasions the hotels of the city, now open, have
not the capacity to accommodate the public, in
such way as the proprietors themselves de-
sire and tue guests demand. Still the Mcclure,
one of the most thorough and complete hotel
buildings in the western country, stands like a
great monument without an occupant The
business interests of this city demand that tn e
Mcclure house should be kept open, and in COM
mon with the community at large we hope that
immediate steps may be taken to secure that OBJ
ject, upon tirrner footing than ever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12

sy-Lectafs mis Essniag.-Rev DR.. Wines
will lecture this evening. -SaIject-Constitutio
of Courts and administration Of Justice among
the Ancient Hebrews
, 1859-04-19

We find floating among cur exchanges, cred
tied to the Port Huron Commercial, the follow
ing paragraph in regard to un article which ap-
peared in the PREss AND TRIBUNE several weeks
since, estimating the supply Of lumber for
this market during the present year.
"If no more care has been taken with the
balance of the table than with 1t. Clair river
wc would advise very little dependence upon
these figures. The supply. from st; Clair rive,
is put down nt eight millions. Upwards d
twonty .dyc millions will be turned into the st.
Clair from Black river alone. We presume al
least nix millions will be taken from Fine river
making in the aggregate souse four times the
quantity g1sen by our Chicago cotenrorary.
II the Commercial will take the trouble II
read tue article referred to. it will find that WI
did not estimate the amount Of lumber to bt
manufactured on The St, Clair River, but only
the amount which would bo shipped to TIL
nsarke&, and We are quite sure that our figure.
will not yary far from the result.
, 1859-04-19
Defeat OF the Eng1iala NEtufstry,

The Derby Ministry were defeated in TIC
House Of Commons on the motion for the secaud
reading Of the Reform lii, by the decisire vote
Of 5st to 29l. The bill was concession to
popular right which The ultra Conservatives
were not willing TO make, whiic its provisions
were not comprehensive enough to satisfy the
genuine Reformers, and 70 between u,csc two
stools Lord Dcrby's government has c6nhc to
the foor. Il was quito uncertain 1t the date Of
the sailing Of tho steamer whether the Ministry
would reaigu or 90 before the people On the
question. The Tim<s, Of The I'd inst. inclinea
10 the opinion that the latter alternative would
be adQpted.
, 1859-04-19
Collision OH tie Lafayette Railroad,

The express passenger train on the Lafny yette
4 Indianapolis Ralroad, whicl, left this city
Yesterday ut T. o'ctock, came in collision will,
freight train from Lafayette about fifteen miles
FROM Indianapolis. The accident OCCURRED "a o
cure, just utter The passenger trim left Ziuns~
yl!1e, nj 1T O'clock
The freight train was not on its own time. and
the first intilna:on the engineer got Of its all
pFoach wus just at the moment before the col.
lision occurred. when it was Impossible to avoid
tue accident. The men on both engines iumped
from their places, and in 30 doing saved their
lives. The freight train was running Ut its usuul
speed. aud tue passenger train was making
thirty: miles an hour-aringing the two engines
together with terrific force. Both were COM
plcteiy su11Stlcd up.
The tender Of the passenger engine passed
completely over both engines, and took. up u
position in the rear of tue freight engine, while
that Of the freight cugnc performed tic same
motion and got in the rear Of the passenger
engine. How the two tenders pissed each other
i'll thcir hurried fight over the wreckins loco-
motives was Il n1atler Of wonder to all sho no.
tcel their exchange Of positions The baggage
chr Of the express train was badly smashed UP,
together with three platform cars of the freight
truiu. No ono was hurt beyond the fright
consequent 10 such IN accident, and brujse on
the head Of one individual. The escapc of the
passengers Was attributed to the great strength
of tie cars.
, 1859-04-19
Gov. Chasa on The TarlG Question,

IN some quarters great injustice is being done
to Coy. chase. Of Ohio, b. representing him rs
M ultra Free-Tradc man. This is M error.
Cor. Chasc, as We believe, regards the col1ec-
tion Of rcvcnnc through tariff Of duties as es-
sent'ally necessary; and such tariff should be
arranged SO as to promote as efficiently Us pos
sible the Development OF American resources
and the prosperity Of American industry. At
some future time, commercial restrictions may
be abandoned by the common consent Of na-
tions, and our country may lead the war toward
3 general reciprocity 81 commercial intercourse;
but this ID not yet. Tue support Of Government
by duties levied upon importasions, is indispcn-
sable: mud Whatever theorttieal differences there
riay be among Republicans, there can be no
practical differences az to the proper line Of pol
icy to be pursued. Cos. Chase is erninentfy 4
practical msn, and in favor OF that public policy
best adapted to once more put and to keep il
motion the wheels Of our hume industry, aud
protect our home interests; aud these include
the 9rvn and Wool Of the Northern and Middle
End Western States, as we'll as the Sugar aud
COTTON and Tobacco OF the Southern S.ateA-
, 1859-04-19
4 Certificate OF Official Integrity.

Certificate OF Official Integrity
| If John Wentworth thinks he retains intlu
cnco enough in this city to damage by Ills slaud
erous insinuations sucl, men Us Alderman Bots.
| fordi Of tho first ward, Abbott Of tho second,
Ward Of tho fifth, Ton Horn Of the sixth,
Wcndt Of the seventh. VAIL Of the eighth, or
any Of the o#k Of the Republican members It
the Counci! who refused to unite with tie
Democratic Aldermen to make hin, City Print
er. he is most cgregiously mistaken. Tie pub
lie very well understand that Wentworth ut
tacss only such Republicans as refuse to Gal]ow,
lis dictation in matters ont Of which he cx-
pects 10 make money Or votes Abuse or d
Republican through the columns Of the Demo-
eTat is equivalent 10 Il certificate Of integrity
and of manly independence.
Everybody knows why Wentworth makes
war upon tho Republican administration. He
cannot control the Mayor, and every Rcpubli-
can Alderman voted against him for city print
CT. II this were not So We should have q
daily repetition Of lis former eulogies upon the
dusty Nllcr," aud upon each Republican
Alderman. Because Mayor Halncs and the RI
publican Aldermen are intent upon the public
good, and refuse to carry out tic schemes
Of Wentworth for lis individual gain and
personal aggrandiscmen1 he plies them
with billingsgato aud mean insinuations
He intimates that the only honest men in the
present Council arc Messrs. Euzenbacher, COM
insky, Huck, and Kennedy, all Democrats and
the men who gave him the four votes which lie
got for city printer. Willingness to Put money
into his purse and to carry out Lis corrupt
schemes constitutes Wcntworth's standard Of
political honesty and qualification for Office
John Gray is good Sheriff 50 loug as Went
worth does the sllcrifT@s printing. So Of Far
well, Church, and tho other county otlicers--
their integrity will be recognized SO long al
they contribute to the Golfers Of Wentworth,
but not moment longer. After tho List of
delinquent taxpayers shall hayo appeared in
tic Press AND TRIBUNE Wentworth will clas-
sity Boyden with the Republican Aldermen who
"oulu not Voei him Tor city printer, and with
all other Republicans who refuse to do lis
bidding.
But this game has been played so long and
50 openly by Wentworth that the public now
fully understand it. IT lie praises man in lis
paper, it is necessary for that person to get a
certificate Of character to save lin from the
suspicion Of dishonor which N'entwortlls
praise carries with it. II lie abuse a nan, t|n
public accepts it :as the best possible evidence
tl'at tic person assaicd is incorruwitlc. We
congratulate tic Republican Aldermen who
were singled ont by Wentworth in lis paper
Of Sunday morning last, for having fallen under
lis dislleasuro. It is the strongest cvidcucv
they could possibly give Of al iutlexiblo deter
to serve their constituents G1ithfully
and lnrpra|1r-
, 1859-04-19

CHICAGO ACADEMY OF SclEScEs-Au ad-
journed meeting Of the Chicago .tcad .mr Of
Sciences will he held this (Tuesdayl eyc..ing, at
the Museum, Dearborn Seminary, at It o'clock,
Members are respectfully requested to attend.
CnAs d. BRArpoS, Rec Src'y.
~ 4 grand concert and ball will be held ut
the Mechanics Institute Hall, on Tuesday ere
ming. 18th April. For further particulars see
small bills. apl1~at T. ". GATES, Pres't.
, 1859-04-19

~ Rer. W. 8. Goodno has resigned the pas.
soral charge Of the Baptist Church u Ii salic,
and scecptsd call =. The Baptist Church At
Jacksonville. 49,.
, 1859-04-19

1I.auLS IxroR1ANr,-Gayetty's Meticated Pa
per fnr the wnter~closet Is already necessity
wherever Piles is known or feared, and whcr-
erer cleanliness and comfort arc regarded as
being Of vatuc.' Ills pure Manila hemp paper,
elab"ratcly mcdicated in the pulp-yelvety, but
strony-and positive to prove ali that the pro-
prietors c1nina it 10 be- They :sk but FUR test
u its merits. All families rich and poor, will
tin.l il useful economy to use this paper rcgu-
larly. depot, II .Ann street, New York Said
in Chicago by J. II. Herd & Co.; Sawyer, Paige
i Co.; Dolles,, Stuith l. Co /; Buck i Rayner;
Gale brothers, and others. Beware Of limitations.
, 1859-04-19
39re8s Trihuttf,
CHI.CAGO.t' !

Settlement Of the Paraguay Dina-
cultlcs.
! An article from the n, T. En<.iny lost, d.
failing the progress Of negotiations between Mr.
Commissioner Bowlin the Para quay gov
eminent, mp 10 the date Of the last adgices, will
he found on the third page Of this mornings
issue,
, 1859-04-19

fE Cook & Brothers, y" Clark street, are
cleaning aud dying Indies dresses. sliawls.
cloaks. de-. making them appear equal to ncw,
great desideratnn, now that spring has fairly
III vieins with nature in their bright and varied
1l1rs
, 1859-04-19

"a The Evansville und.) .orrpal reports
the peaches and apples along the rivcn in that
neighhoshood stah safe, notwithstanding the late
hcYere frosta
, 1859-04-19

REuovAL.-Thc Exchange Bank Of Il. 4. Tuck:
CT 4 Co., removed last evening to the 1,Iice
formerly occupied BY Mcssrs. Flint i Wheeler,
in Links Building, On LII Sale street, between
Lake and South Water streets. mud will remain
there while their present otIica il undergoing
alterations, an1y II
, 1859-04-19

At BEaektau. Apr TO- bF Rev. c. r. Ctaske H. JESSE
II. DrSffAM. OF Minnesota, and Hiss FRASCIS n
GlAKkk enly daughter ef John e. Ctasks, Esq., or the
, 1859-04-19

II The population Of Paraguay il 1886, ac-
cording to tue public records, was e76,o0o.
Two;thirds Of the population are Indians aud
hah-bseeds.
, 1859-04-19

eE The Baltimore city horse railroad coll
tract has been sold by the grantees 10 Phiia-
,dc1phia Company. Tile bonus il said to be
, 1859-04-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

I. 0. @. IA public parade and celebration
q! tie Fort'eth Anniversary Of the institution
Of the Order into The u. =. in to take place o1,
1he 18th instant.
The members of Excelsior I.odEe No. %, arc
requested to be present ut the Iod1e-roon t.l
Wednesday evening. the .uth inst. 10 consum.
mate arrangements for the celebration an tue
18th. Other business Of Importance will be BE-,
fore the Lodge, and it is desirable that all mem
bess should be present.
ap19-.t ]. @. PERRY, Il. s.
~ The Chicago Hungarian Benevolent So
eicty Respectfully insitcs The public Of Chicago
TO the Historical Lecture. delivered by Julian
kecuc. III Metropolitan Hall, Tuesday evening,
Apzil l:rh, at halfpast seren o'clock, in houor
If the anniversary Of Hungarv's Declaration Of
Independence, utld in aii Of The Society which
cares for her own sick and; INDECENT country
men, Subject = Hungary, tile Uuiwark Vt
Christcndvtn. Ticket. q, cents.
- E. " Hutchings, III Randolph street,
sells o1lt to-day the Iargest. richest md mnst
elegant stock Of cabinet furniture ever brought
TO rhcayn. Parties de>irin: uf obtaining real
!y fine article Of furniture, we'll made and i'm
ishcd in every respect, hare now III opportuni-
Is Of doing 50 at u low price. .
, 1859-04-19
70 Clark st.. between Lake and Randolpb
nn16.6t

l.. E. ALExApER & Co,
aplt-6t
~ The Grand Division or Drawing Of the
Dement, building Association, will take place
without full on Saturday, the 3Oth inst. No
stock will bc aold after tue, 9ath. All remit
tances up to that date promptly attended to,
and any money sent too late for the drawing
will be returned immediately.
Stockholders will beaz il mind the. election
for five additional Directors on the oOth inst. at
No. 81 South Clark street, Chicago,
aplS-3t CuAs. DEuESr, Prcs't.
T1sIrzSo, WEDDING AND INVITATION CARps,-
Frof. kidder may be found at the fremont
Housc r. write them in bis own itpnlitable STYLE.
ap1-6n1-caao-
J. q. Hoes, III Lake street. has return
ed from New York with a large and beautiful
stock Of rich and fashionable icwelry for tic
season. Also, rich fans, shell combs, &C. Please
call and examine the SAME, visitors will be cour-
teously treated, whether purchasers or not. We
study to please. ap1a-1ot-c9l3
~ I. n. Singer 4 Co.'S new md improved
Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines for
manufacturing heary garments of erery descrip-
tion, constantly on hand at l4O Lake street, CHI
cago. 4. W. lAERls, Agent. .apl54Sm-csv7
AlA17Esox uorsE--The Matteson~ House is
| now raiscrd to grade: The prppricrurs are pre-
pared ia recairc their old customers ndsfs{ends
as usual. BsssE11 4 Goona1ct'
ca.cAao, april :. 1853: .p7,lm~ess5:
~ See advertisement Of Dr.. Sanforas
Liver 1nvigoraicr, in another column,
~ See advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing
Machines, lab LIKE street. :. \ ja4-b906,
, 1859-04-19
TIE RfEfnE

Uur1nS the latter part Of last week cur city
| was visited By hocks Of birds making the trees
llsely aud cheerful. Robbins were specially,
abundant, As usual, We observed numbers OF
lille boys with their bows and arrows exercising
their skill IN killing the birds. Now, we hope
every citizen who has any sympathy with these
innocent and delightful songstcrs Of spriug will
unite with ns 10 inform tlscsc bud bows. that
there is an ordinance under which they will b.
lined fire dollars for every bird tl.cy kill, Il
they persist in their wicked sport. find tl,r
nearest policeman und send thcsr urcAins
oil to fl,e lookup An example made Of our
or two incorrigablcs will be wholesome les
sun 10 al. the rest.
Generally speaking, n few words Of kind re-
monstrancc on the cruelty which these boys
manifest in killing the birds on tic 1ropricty Of
every undetermined boy defending thcn,, in or
der that they may cheer us with their beautiful
songs in summer, will change the boys from the
destroyers to the protectors of the birds. In
every instance, let kind rcmonstrancc and coud
advice he first tried, and where these fail, let
every good citizen constitute himself commit
tee to execute the laws Let the birds bc pre-
tectcd by all means, and let them be encouraged
to make their hoMe in tic Garden City. Bows,
don't kill the birds, Protect them. Lister, tu
their sweet sougs morning and evening. twill
make yon better boys and better men,
More Canal Scrip Frauds.
We copy the following from tile Springfield
correspondence Ut thc Missouri E:pu,lican,
without, however, attaching any grent import
ancc to thu runsnr to which it refers:
The Finance Committee Of Investigation is
nov in session III the capital, and hire been
since Tuesday last Nearly ali the members are
present. The Committee have, since Tuesday,
been examining the statement Of affairs made
by Hon. Thos. Il. Campbell, Secretary to the
COMMITTEE. We are not advised rs tu how far
the Committee hare proceeded ia their inresti-
gution, but hare heard it hiuted that Other frauds
have been discovered besides the ont heretofore
alluded to. It Is supposed tl,at more canal
scrip has been funded than was cycr author.
izcd to be issued. We believe Committee
intend to cxa.ninc everything arpcrtainnC
to the Stute Indebtedness Of every kind. Th,s
II what should hare hten done mnny years aco,
IT IS singular fact that scarcely un1 one knuws
ANYTHING ubout the ,uinutia Of our indebted
ness. We dare say the committee will be u.-
t"nishrd, us well as tue public, ut the drvelor-
1ncnt* that will result from this Investigation.
Now that tic Investigation l,as been commenced,
ici it DC g'nc through With Us should it be- Let
no pains br spared 10 place matters in proper
bring the perpetrators of any fraud which may
haze been committed, to Justice The tcsti-
n'ony which has heretofore been tuken will, we
are informed, soon he publlshcd
, 1859-04-19

FINE '1SEaaR.-JouS S. MELVILLE, SUCCESSOR
to g. J. Prnssng 3il State street, sen lis to this
Office kes Of his purc Wine Vinegar, which is
very superior article for famiiy use. 1t is free
from any ofthc mineral acids which 81 re acidity
to so many samples Of the vinegar manufactured
for commercial and culinary PURPOSES. Mr..
Ael7ilies article may be relied upon a. Of the
first quality.
, 1859-04-19

Tor SALE Cheap for cash.
n 81 - c':'' !? Il II !! !. II Iasi,' a;n'
;' SS' \ txss3ne Gsm%en Il / os,it1 sad II incl.
IS Can.maa Boards,
At1t. - and nd l4s canal ssrss1 s4fw pr rroa .o
| -p~e- -apG s-e eS-, = ~
! VHTANnED- r r. Swift e. Cn 3
~ cheets at IN s5shanss for wagons, tess;l',
"udI "upIS ~ w'a ssh 54A'1 s'' H. Wu1TBEcK SEQ.
~ ! MTPD NJ. ,o,3ars;o,,o,1
| w n - '-1ne n.',tel s1Sllest l.;s
l. I i 4 e. z Y ps f, h In,
eIperience Ii 10th nesstile and meclaa, tu.ines and
e Z! e auy reference that my be nuz1 wv sasaxe
ag Ma1a1y' aa'x 1%s
BOARDING G-Gentlemen can Oh
~ tain board and pleasant rooms At 35 avenue.
~ IL e'y '''s' can t sps :s5n
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kotaIlnlNu.- Nalitsi ~ e.l-
snps S pleasant se ~ sf i.ns tns f, dGs Gsns "
asy sose'sI. = es afeea'neaa:t': sp's1 Y
r,u - t,s.,,. 49, fs,,,na N, .u r.,a.t.o.,
eoutAhlne = foonis' Eas aho WAIT; Ht;;vcr .,., sc
spa2a!s.:s -: v es1: u Lax ss!sse:
;s.. %sesssa Il s {:4:tT sessF:s :,
ia;p Il Say .isln IL & :! ,sSf A e + * IN @
aply:1n:s.s2 Ee&@ :. As!"'1"!!::n @A n"s5:
REMOVAL.-The Exchange Bank
~ M:A. Tuekv, 4 c.; ntaovsa t.ss evts!ns 70 the
Hass f;'nyy occupies! ~ 4ss:,s; Flint "hselss II
Ma.sr and VII remain their while tier pFa oes
anas'F'la': ess''4oas: apl9e9.5is
SlltAl{P'S RIFLES, SHOT GUNS,
, 1859-04-19
About Cleaning Streets

a citizen hands US the following suggestions
"a to the best and cheapest method for cleaning
the streets:
and plankcd streets, to sweep the huff Of the
street in front If their premises on certain
morning in each week. and leave the dirt in 4
pile; have the sWeepings removed the same
day By contractor Or tile street commissioner
It might be dono to better advantage TO hare
different streets swept on different days. Thcre
are plenty Of boys who would be glad to do it
Tor small pittance.. Such plan has been tried
for years in buffalo, aud is undoubtedly the best
rs well Us the cheapest
, 1859-04-19
DIED.

A has1ly11le N. b.. April 1ltA nf CpaRiniptlo, NAHY
ABRlGas ~!fs Of Ioaeph ". BnkEf Of th1a etty, aQd