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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

MARRIAGE,-This is a curious institution,
and has most singular effect upon young
men. One Of our acquaintance, who used to
sport in the Mnciest fashions-always hav-
ing the very latest cut of coat, the last agony
in vests, and the greatest profundity in
pants and hats-got married short time
since to very plainly dressed girl, with no
money. In month, our friend was sliding
down the back streets with . plush cap,
while his wife was sailing around the prin-
cipal promenades in the most recent elabo-
rations of fdress-India shawl or fifty dollar
mantilla. The inference is plain.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

Lyman Peck, for himself and others, ad.
dresses communication to Mr.. G:ddings
and several Reverends, members Of the
christian anti slavery movement" which
closes in the following style,
~. That the Bible is pro-slavery beyond
a respectable doubt, and that no honest, fair
construction Of its language can make it
otherwise.
~. Those pretended friends of freedom,
who believe the Bible TO be the most indu-
bitahle authority that settles and determines
all question of human liberty and human
welfare, are now and always have been lib
erty's most potent, most dangerous, because
most insidious foes"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

FUNNY FOR CoRwIN.-Here is another
good thing about Tom Corwin from the
Mac-a-chcck Press:
While this eloquent orator of the people
was speaking at Springfield, Ohio, to dense
thousands, a black, middle-sized bull
with . round face not unlike Corwin's
climbed upon the stand, and taking his
place by the orator, calmly looked out over
''the sea of upturned faces" He did this
in such knowing manner that the audi
ence began to laugh. Corwin noticing it
at last, waved the dog back with his hand,
saying "COme, one at time, old fellow. -
Bull stepped back few PAGES and turned
his head on one side with quizzical express
sion, as if inquiring what he meant. Corwin
returned tine look as near like Bulls as his
wonderfully expressive countenance could
come, and then said confidentially to the
crowd, 81 do believe he thinks of leaving the
other dogs and joining the Republican par
ty ~ This was followed by roar, in the
midst of which Bull cooked up his tail and
deliberately trotted out of the hall-every
part Of him saying, plainly as dog could
speak, that he wouldn't stand any more of
such id nonsense"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

~A Methodist minister at the West,
who lived on a small salary, was greatly
troubled to get his quarterly instalment.-
He at last told the non paying trustees tn I
he must have some money, as his family
were suffering for the necessaries Of life
Money ?" replied the steward, ''You preach
for money? l thought you preached for
the good Of souls" Souls" replied the
minister, II can't eat souls and il Icould,
it would take thousand such as yours to
make q meal"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

~ A young lady and gentleman dis.
putting upon q subject, the lady tersely re-
marked,-
"Sir, We can never agree in anything"
You are wrong, madam" said he. "If
yeu should 60 into room in which there
were but two beds, woman in one and
man in the other, with whom would you
sleep?"
with the woman, of course" replied
she.
80 should H. said the gentleman.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

Sad Was tho hour, love,
When last bade adieu
To thee, the idol Of my choice,
Ny loved one, fond and true;
knew not till that parting
That had loved so we'll,
And ns'er had felt the better grief
Hid in that word "Parswell."
Sad was the parting hour, love;
And sad that parting kiss;
That told me must then fesigh
Those sweet foretastes Of bliss
No tears betrayed the sorrow
That flpd my swelling heart,
For sighs or tears could ne'er display
My grief from thee to part.
But as gased in anguish
Upon thy lovely brow,
Aud saw the gentle face low how'd
To hear my parting vow,
l scarce could still the throbbing
or my wildly y-beating heart,
For then ! felt that without hope,
Twas death from thee to part.
Yet had We never parted,
should not then have known
That some such feeling Ms regret
Ger thy fond heart was thrown
I should not then ha,e felt, love,
The influence Of that spell
That parting spell which bids me hope
Fen while breathe ''Farewell."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

w"Pa," observed young urchin Of
tender years to his fond PARENT "does the
Lord know everything" "Yes, my son."
replied the hopeful sire "but why do you
ask that question:" Because our preach
er, when he prays, is so long telling him ev-
erything thought he wasn't posted"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

~ Eighteen persons, mostly young
girls, employed in percussion cap factory
in Birmingham, England, were killed by an
explosion in September, which destroyed
the building-and about as many more
poor manned creatures were taken from the
ruins.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
1UyHE partnership heretofore existing In the Fruit
and Produce bushes in the name of 0'Brien T.
Knight il this day dissolved by mutual consent The
accounts owing to the firm will be settled with II.
O'Bsisu who will continue the busnes At the old
stand, rs before. n. O'BRlEN.
Mc0rsgor, Oct 1st, 1882 l55w3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

DA0S WAN|EQ.at
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

SURGEONS SERMONS.
4 ST, I'd, Sd, 4th and Sth Ssriss-Blue and Gold
i Edition of the Poets at r. HIS.
Agency of A. 5. Barnes Burr's National series Of
st andard School Books--The best series Of school
books pubshsd-copies gratis to supsrntsndsnts snd
Teachers.
also. Agency Of Beloa Mills Printing Paper,
At RlCKEL Il HUFFLAN'S.
Mc0regor, Iowa, September 81, lS59tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

500 PAIR OF WINDOW SHADES,
nF all kinds, aud at all prices, at
RICKEL q HUFFNANS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

TASSELS, CORD AND WINDOW FIX.
'TNUREs, large sssottmsn. At -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02
STOVES! STOVES (!

large variety which will be sold as cost and Yrsshts
Merchants would do we'll to give call and examine
stock wish to 90 out Of this branch Of the
Trade, Ne will sell low.
GLASS OF EVERY SIZE,
Those wanting Glass and Nails, will do well to sal
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
g We will sell Cheaper than the Cheapest.
McGregor, May IL, lS59tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21
LIVER INVfGGORAToR
PREPARED ny DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,


Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
RS ONE or THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DIcINEs before the public that acts as CdhGrie
known II Is not onIy CatEartic but LiUer remedy,
acting FIRST on the Lfver eject Its morbid matter then
the stomach and bowels TO carry oG that matter thus ac
compishing purposes egectuay without any OF ne
5Gptss II 1trenEthsns the system at the that
purrest; and when taken daily in moderate do'e' viii
strengthen and build II up with unusualrapidity.
The LIVER is OF the principal REGULATORS OF the
body and when Il performs rs functions we'll
almost entirely dependent the healthy action OF
The sos: e at @ ana 4.
system suffers In '9i one oTsan-he
asn one Of the proprietorshas made study,
practice Of more than twentyyeAr' to IND some remedy
h the many arrangements 10 which
It Is liable.
bleG win Eyer C0M<cPLATNT,ln any ofits forms,
has bottle, and. seonyietonis certain
the system Supplying thelrpace healthy now Of BILE
T I9f tone and to a.:
machinery, removing~the cause of the disease
| BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe occasional use Of the
One amer eating relieve stomach
/ and prevent the food from1+rsnE and souTng.
Oniv one dose before retiring prevents NIGHT
oHIy one dose taken at night loosens the bowels
gently, aud cures CoS-l71TENESS ,,,,,,,,,
one dose taken after each meal wiz cnre DYSPEPSIA.
Tyrone dose 81 >SpOOnfuis will always relieve
oas bottle taEen for f.
Only one dose Immediately relieves CHOLfC. while
dose often repeated s1la sure cure for CnOAERd
lKoRBUS, and a preventive Of CUOLERA'
~ Only bottle isNneeded TO throw out OF the
svstr the effects madeleine amer long sickness
~ One bottle taken fOr,SJAEND1CE removes all sal
loWness unnatural color-from the skin
one dose taken shortNtime before eating gives Wig
| OF to the appetite, and makesSfood digest we'll
| One dose often repeatedr cures CL7RONTC DT.4R.
| RyC;.A in Its worst forms while S UK3FER aud
30 WEI complaints yieldZ almost to the nrst Dose
One or two doses cures at caused by WORMS in
Chldren there Is safer, or speeder remedy IN
the wnrld as itne1sr f,Iiia- N
~ A few bottles cures'@DROPSI, by exciting the
absnrbents.
We take nleRsurein recon- menhinE this medicine As
preventive FEVER AND AGILE, CHILL FENER,
and all FEyERS OF n Bill LtOUS TYPE. 1t operates
with thousands willing testify to its
wonderful virtues.
AIL EY0 IrSE TT ARE GIVING THEIR UXAWI
lfOES TESTIMONY ~ ITS III VOR.
~ MIR soGferiH tAe mouth ctfh Tie InvfgordtoTI ana
| stpdIi0tV both together.
THE LIVER INVIGoRAToR
IS A sCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working cures to believe cures as by
u4gIc ece E< frstdoss 0ipiRJ benefit and seldom more
than one bottle required to kind Of LIPER
Complaint from the worst JdRHdice DHEpspsfd 20 =
common Heddnche, all Of which the result Of DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BoTrLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 3fS Broadway, New York
And retatled BY all Druggists. Sold also bH
mvIA-IV T. ". LOGAN = 90. Wheeling. Va
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ReaIIy a CapiIaI ProiaeIioaI

TINE celebrity Of Ivesty's eiieatel PSpr for the
ter.c14et is rapidly b,l1g extended throuxhout the
Uned Il Of the best articles put before
public. II CLIMATES the Of che-na RY-PoSoned
white DNpsr All piper ssine1 With pile producing p-n-
tsrs Ink Il and preventive Of niles. This
relied Il IL dne AMI light bank note
per- ~ stout Weappsr Nothlg OF more value
and utility hsfors ofsre 70 the oahe NO sheets
onPS 500 sheets 50 cents Each sheet Of the
lac eaut1ns % J. O. G1vetty, WatermarSed=
set Ierful article 'm Of hs druggists. or from
the propretnr, No. Al Ann 81. NV. It's ent by
from tIt olaes any partof the United states. Try
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

TuR President of a certain college was get
tinz too old to Oil his chair with the greatest
advantage to the Institution, but the old gentle
man "heId on :" nothing would induce him to
resign SO Mt college supper wag gave the
following toast: president --! endowed
with every virtue but that Of resignation"
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
sg 3 :

WINTER ARRANGEME EMF.
ON and Monlay, 29sh November, 1885, the trains
" will run foOSs-yiz:
Frst-The s. Louis, Cincinnati, Wheeling, BenWood
Baltimore and wisn ;sln City Express leaves daily at
13 A. NJ arriving at Baltimore At T2O A. NJ, In time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-rhe Northwestern Chicago, 81. Louis, Cairo
indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati Wheeling, Denwood Bal
timore and Washington City Express leaves daily at $50
P NJ saturday exeepte, arriving Baltimore at 45U p
u In time for Eastern connections.
To the passengers should
take the 1850 A. train Cumberland and resume their
trip by the $500 A. NJ
Returning West anil So1,h-WeStthe trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: PIrss-rhe s:i5 A. train
Wheel 62S p. ". SecOad-Fhe $50 p. II.
train arrives at Wheeling At 1889 4 NJ.
The 1880 A. NJ train 6auad East will stop at aiistaonS
between ..hesling aud Cumberland
Round trip tickets b.ing Isled to Moundsye AtSa
cents and to B,nWood At IS cts. ]. D. FORD, Agent
W. P. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. ". COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent nov20
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TIE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE,
1880


Tas NEx-YoaE TsIsuSs, tha7 seventeen years
OIL the art In the world that apPearsd
regularly on an aP e! III i5 ,iiesd AZ
Er-st,e Of ti4u snlo@ slhssrPtlsns re,Peetray
Prs.s Is h4a,efoTth to receive. -,
with faster Press At COS OF S5lHOO merely
that Of subIcrnsrs may receive tzir papers
aI lrIisr than th.y otherwise mIt do with CORES
p9nIsntl InporEnt points thrInEhont the civ
Mel TS S AM '..a 81 6 69 So lRs
ie ,tc elnssia fr1nk1ess in ayoEns
p e. those Who Believe that circnl,to
Of THE TafsrSa you'll eondGse to The political
a74 wsheng OF the Repa5ie TO aid US In eheetins
TaS 6,laT TatuuSs printed large imperial sheet,
and published every morning md evening Sunday ex-
espe mHis to sasssribsrt for six dollars per an
Tas ssnwEzttr TalBuss . p1blI'h:i every TUESDAY, PAY
Win us tttls HorSs AL Ge1.rtl M,rset' reliably
p9rt.I expressly for rgs Tssgxs; P1res1 all
Rrs,s Will co-tsin sunntry OF d2lnzs
rst-slt., Navei eonausi n nunb-rt TO number TINS
aFbr linz artrts family neEiPPsr 70 ta''s "h' prefer
DOT 70 '4Ns : aA' TERMS:
"a. o,., 1--WE 9,9Is
To re 9,S,3 rpgsl clergyman ;,
SYsS s,, ys's5 ;s lsfti isS'fs
ia Ei,H. OF hz .oosi o. ss row ., ss
OF the vorl tls NsEYlTk oltas 1r4a AT p63tass
H nsdsuis; Tai3 articles, &c., 30.
TERMS:
On. cooy. on, 7str.....S Fivs c'ps', one ye1r 80
TSras C,oss one Ye1r.. Ts1 Cppies .t2
i1sns ett,s.t It ;is 1.s2I 81 pr &nasso
larger \ nler th= rats o. sisl each. 81
Anv prs,n llns Clih ~ TvslsV ar n1re VIII be
.,tI,. N an extea clpy. Wscontnus SEMI TaE WEEE
N rRfsuSE Clsrgvnen for 81.
gtS,,ri,tIp1g nav ana 1t ANYTIME. Terms SlV1ys
o.sh In aea WIeaa lr1GG upslril Il u Ioh
safer than to remit bank bills AL letter, @ hs alrssssd
- HORACE GREELHY & co,
Tribd1e Blillitgs,
Nassau 81, NeW-Yor<.
THE r7tBJNR NLMNSIo Tor 1870. sputainng the Elee-
tlau Retirn4 n n.lI natter, will h9 lbtthe th1rt
I1st AS % ;snts Il o'Piss pastpa Tor VI 100
Copiss pastptii, "a. Address as ADORE.
oct39-5t-s1W-dEU
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TWR NKWsl

INTERESTING q PROFITABLE TO EVERY Owe.
consequence OF the hard times, have concluded to
reduction In the selling price OF goods
Offer ofthe greatest bargains
in several ARTICLES received direct from auction
cALICoES with the exception OF English and sferrnaek
at INc ward.
MUSLIN DE LAINEs. goods retaed for lee. than
IS only 1881 aud all others In proportion.
PURsI oGer good assortment and At prices to suit
M6sLtSs, bath Bieaehed Brown, Is per cent less
than other house.
MILLINERY G00DS-A complete assortment, very Inv,
hnt Wholesale and rsta row Riches l2e, row Al
1870 ana 4rHvr NJ 81
ENBRnInERIEs-T oblIge rnvseif to sell SO per cent
cheaper than other house In the city OF wheeling,
other Mace.
CaTNTZEs-warth sta At 20 cents.
CLnAKS AND SIIAWL5 In every variety, and cheaper
than other hause.
SILKSA EoNd article OF BLACK Silks at 51c and
late style Of fancy silk, worth and sold everywhere for 81
At only Is cents
PARAMETfOS AND FRENCH MRRTN0S-of every coli
price loser than offered befo- also pain De-
laines fine quality such asses at Csc for isAo.
KID GL0YES-Anoth-r 10; Of those extremely cheap
GauniietS,a at SIHh.
Inshor viii sen ali and any OF Goods st these
hard times ISAAC Prayer.
nov % 1923 Main street near Union.
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THE TN TELLIGENCER
7HE ROSE BUSH.

A child sleeps under the rose-bnsh fair,
The buds swell out in the soft May air;
Sweetly 1t rests, and on dream-wing lies,
To play with the angels Of Paradise.
And the years glide by.
A maiden stands by the rose.bush fair,
The dewy blossoms perfume the air;
She presses her hand to her throbbing breast,
With loves first wonderful rapture Glest
And the years glide by.
A mother kreels by the rose.bush fair
Soft sigh the leaves in the evening airs
Sorr owing thoughts Of the past arise.
And tears of anguish bedim her eyes.
And tho years glide by.
Naked and alone stands the rose.hush fair.
Whirled are the leaves in the Autumn air;
Nyithered and dead they fall to the ground,
And silently cover pe.s inade mound,
And the years glide by.
A FsAeMExr.-The following gem has been
escued from the very early writings of James
iordon Bennett, author of 'Iary Ann:"
Uncle Simon he
CIum up tree
And looked around to sec what he could see;
When present,lee
Uncle Jim
CIum up beside of him
And squatted down by he.
THE END.
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millennial
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.

AT the Otnce OF JIG AA44AC
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
-,HR1sTiAN HYMS.BooK. In fuII shee s'tf cents PEI
y do "a per conc 30 ee EDGES q
t edEs % cents G9 aG ees extra sire IS do DO
Turkey morocco git edges; with gold clasp, tl,ES
SRrssisa Baptism and oon'squsat'
y I SSr asRs Roman c.thoe, between Bp Purcell an
0hfi 90 DAs 90 DO t''' 20 Turkey .apst =.
Do DO .s q ., Dc araS*'q9s' 81
RE D Dsots new edition 81 per mail 3s5
RsysH Of l 4 s ss s ~ r @
by Campbell and others. By r. RiehArdson- Pfeeifon
: B ssiss Posm,PIain, ST. extra, 81
81 SacE Yoaae eH II tie snnsl HiSase 81 vol
unbonnd; bound, 1lso nat,
On Esfsi 81 Ba s es DE- and Sf6nssT
ceped The postage on the former is aboH' e' on tas
~ e 10 books VIII be sent on eonmissloA.
PRICE op BooK7 By MAIL-POsrAaE PAID HEB
iiyRn-R9eE :ssD per .9 dozen
/" rosa. git edaes, Pc dozen. 50
Turkey moroceo gilt edges, per DOLL 90
Christian System, per Dozen
Terms of ,he IIarbiuEer for 1858.
copy to single subscriber .-:.:......::..'
ffnot paid before the expiration Of sig months SS
5copiss 90
Is copies (ani on: copy sfat: g 40
IS copies, (and one copy grstsl WV
tism and neatly bound Hymn Book Do. ~
I sS spa TWO S Ss Hymn
100 copies land geter mp Of blub three books on "a
Baptism three neatly bound Hymn HOOKS AOV W
$50 copies land copies OF the hook on Baptism and
neatly bound Hymn Books w
EXTRA PREaIUMSi
For theIarsest clubs over $780, SIS worth
For the next largest over $50, $50 worth Of Books
the next largest over 100, S25 worth OF Booss
The be selected accoring to the order OF the
Agert to whom the premium Is awarded. - .-
k5y-FIE CASH MUST Be FORWARDED INVARIABLY
~ ADVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot AFFORD to keepA e-
w nsSsSS residfag In Betsany tOiH be admitted
competitor for these prsniuHls.
rahIs-IV 8-nnk- ~n1Htv- Va
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
PoR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
TNwIee DAILY, Sunday night eEespsd) between Rich
mond and Washington City via Gordonsville and Alex
andria.
mond ....,........... Gas A. NJ and 1880 P. ~.
Returning leave washingtOn...e A. 81. and Pm.
and
Arrive at Richmond. .1:SO P. NJ. and4 An.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mond and Washington.
and being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give She best guar
aatee always securing connections s shown by arri
daily Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
PARB RICHMOND AND WAsHNGr0s. $3.50
omEibus will be found always ready to take through
passengers and their baggage OF wearing APPAREL between
the Depot, OF charge, with ample time for them to
their meals, whether going North South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvle and
washington Terminus Of the Road nearly
peted to Dauvls An Agent Of the Company viii receive
the Checks from the DanVle Road, and at
tend their baggage all the Way to Washington Bal
By the man line by the old steamboat
route.
mond and Alexandria fe1
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SUMNER ARRAN G z N z n rs
T. CARTWRIGHT,

U
MUSIC PU BLIS II Il r.,
T IsT oP NEW SJUsTcs-
IL The CryStal WAitE; eOnPOIsa ~ ssn'isaHa 81 'sA
city
PaTtune Teller; (GuItall J. P. CHM.
sultan's Polka: (Pihno) Charles D. Albert.
La SsIphide Valsej piano J. Aseh=r-
La Clochette du Patre; (Pianc) Lefebrue Weiy-
Engine MAsnrka SentiEaentale; lPianol James BelAk
Afasurka des TFaineaux:t PannlJ Aseh@S
The celebrated kondO Eieste, Ss sung BY Madame Las
borde;( Pianol Max MaretEek.
Also received the following pieces OF Mu1te
Bessie'S Grave; beautiful song.
What is Home without Brother.
what's Home Without a sister; sOuPanlS1S 10 What
Home Without Mother.
Maid OF Sylvan Nook.
flight OF the Ro
Also, large OssortRcnt Musical works. Ge-,&e.
frl5-lN
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rARE AS Low AS BIZ ANY ornER RoUrE.

~ he partlcular and ask for tickets via. the O. w q
Short Line Rail Road.
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New Goods.

New Goods.
TORE Of those handsome REgERSKBLE lL4 VILLA
vi SH4 WIS received this norninR ESnress. Also,
Rius b,ae Preeh Aefno Swans DnvI Fine bird Eye
Disper ehlreas u al Russia Diaper for
does MARSH & TAYLOR
No sIPIrr5BuRRH sALr RIwaYs on hands aud FOR
an sale AZ manu- aetnreEs' prices. BY
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This route passes through N. Lexin ston Lancaster Or
eIevlIe, Washington, Wilmington and MaTrOW-the riches
and most beautiful part Of Ohio.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE As FOLLOWS:
Al f2SM II:IO PM, for Cincinnati AMI points above
on arrival Of Central trains Wheeling and hi
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, inquire
atCsntra Ohio Ticket ONCE in hsSprigE House. on Wate
street, Wheeling, Va.
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RY ExPREss-we have Just received another let hose
beautiful Bengal Hats. BLISS CAMPBELL
yaly5 20. s.. nl-a "
ID EN7AL PLAID HATs.-Havs received another lot
- the abovo HATS, frees ~ .25 - $500. ,.-s
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SHEET MUSIC.
music, musical works, Sc, &e'
| 10 the Western country.
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In eonneetIou with the above, keep kind OF mt
,IeaIinstrunsnts and musical msrehandise generally
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z. GEsT, Pres't, W. W. BAILEY, Act. saPt,
Cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
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TERMS:

THzr7tBUNR Nl.NNSLo for 1sNo sontaInlng the Elec-
tan ira, tbs n,lI natter, will b, pi5shei Hh1Is
IrtnHs % ;ents; IL Onpes, postpaid, Tor VI 100
uopIss uastptii, "a. Address as ADORE.
W-dt
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Pianos, MelOdeons, ana every kind of mu'Icalnstru-
uents tuned aud repaired.
~" All 90 IDS warranted ut this sstabil'hment nov6
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JJTHHNT DRTLLs--5l1-rI1r Wheat Drils for 1aie at
w 1IInufletur.rs' prices By
an~1t SMtrV GoRRELL.