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ID ROFESS OR w o 0 D S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.

IsprecIsely what Its Indicates Tor, while pleas
ant to the taste it is revivyiug, celebrating, and
renstates and reres the blood in all its original pu
ritv and thus restores and renders the system invu
ncrable to attacks of disease 1t is the only prepara
ton ever offered to the world in popular form, as
to be within the reach If all so chemically and
skiully combined to be the most powerful tonic,
and vet 50 perfectly adapted as 10 dct in perfect
0ccOfGdRce ruth The dicS u nature, dd het SoOtte
the WedkeSt stomach. and tone IN the digestive or
CANS and allaY all nervous and other irritation. 1t
never followed BY lassitude dep csson OF spirits
is composed entirely ofvegetables, and those thor
ouShlv combining powerful tonic and soothing prop
Eertes, and consequently can never in1ure. such a
remedy has long been felt to be desilcratun in thee
Pmedlcal world beth by the thorshiy skilled in med
ca science, and also by all who have suffered IRONS
debility for It needs medical skill or knowledgeE
CeNen 10 see that deDlltN 0lOWs all ATTACKS OF DIS
lease, and lays the unguarded system open to the at
Shmanity is constantly liable Such, for example as
-thetollowing; Consumption, Bronchitis Indigestion =
ritabiity Neuralgia falpitaton OF the Heart Mel-
TancloY, liyp9ch9ndria, Night Sweas Lansqor Cid
Ediness, and all that class of fearully fatal
q unattended 70 in time, called Female Madness
sand h1equ!df1fieS. Also, LiYer arrangements orr
s.Torpdity, and Liver Complaints. Diseases the Kidz
Nneys Scalding or lncontinence OF Urine or any gen
eral arrangement of the Urinary Organs Pain in thee
Rack side, and between the shoulders, Prcdisposi-
\, to slight Colds, Hacking and continued Cough Ema
enumerate more stu, but have space only "
sly, IL VII NOT only cure me DEBILITY iqoWlne
SAiasmatc influences and cure the diseases at once
= if already attacked. And acts directly and perA
Osstently upon the biliarJ system arousg the Liver
ct action promoting in TACT all the eAcetons andS
rSecretons OF tie system it will nfalby prevent any
dGetcrious consequences GLOWING upon change Of
climate and water; hence all travellers SHOULD haves
n full at least before eating As it prevents costveness
~and strengthens the digestive organs it should be in
9TH bands OF all persons of sedenar Eabitsstudents$
y ministers, literary men And all ladies not accus
~t0med % much outdoor exercise. should always
Sjt If they will they will find agreeable, pleasant Z
and efficient remedy against those ills which rob them
Aof their beauty for beauty cannot exist Without
Aheath and health cannot exist while the above ir-
Irregularities continue, Then, again. the cordial az
the final trial she Will pass the dreadful period with
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SARGENTqs MAGIC SOAP.

st This preparation Is free from all deleerous quail
Js ana perfectly harmless Its use VIII not nJnre the
SKIN or the most delicate fabrics I'd II saves one-third
~ e rubbing REQUIRED in the of other soap; washing
can 9e done In al out half the time as ne clothes do not
washed win the cotton or linen, without fung
be perfectly re uDved 4th IL will instantly remove
grease and dirt nom paint varnsh or grain work, with
Try NJ COMBS & WALTON.
% Sun mer St. and IS orange ST., Worcester
Price $3.50 iol 100 lbs rs bs or less, cts. per
ueodtf
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PROVIDENCE I

la5ras5755E565zS PROVIDENCE 4 WOR,
el5==sz5..5sssss4 CESTER RAILROAD. Summer Al
elsEL---El2- rangement, TO take effect MONDAY,
July |, 1851
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providencs
and way stations at 100 anu ll.30 m, and 400 p
Providence for Worcester and way stations, at 20 amt
Has a. M and 4.20 p. M
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, S.2O,
9Sg 1890 1l45, a. m, 1900 IN, l,SO, 2.S9, $40,
AGO, $50 $50, 100 s.00 p. m.
Leave Valley Falls SIS, co. CO. SIS, 1900 lI.O1
a. M and Loo, las, on, 800. 400, .s.55, SOS and
7.30 ..
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry TO and from Newport morning and even
ing, and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth to and FROM New York via StoningtOn.
At Worcester junction with Trains to and from ths
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and WoI,
cester Boston and Worcester and Worcester aud Nor
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at the office of the Company, in Prov
dence, at as low rates as by any other route.
III. TABOR, Sngt.
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Sundays exceptedD at 400 O'Clock p. NJ there con.
meeting with the new Steamer CIll OF B0SdnS; on
and the Steamer CITY OF NEW YORK, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
landing in NEW YORK at the New Pier, Foot OF Ycstry
myS diff P ST. NJ. ANDREWS, SUP t.
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5He0ic1nts
IVHE GREAT CONSERVATIVE REM

VNHE GREAT CONSERVATIVE REM
A EDY--DR. LARGoKAHB INDIAN VEGETABLE
PULMONARY SYRUP. The best preparation
made for such complaints Colds, Coughs Whooping
Cough Group, Asthma, CatarIh BRONCHITIS, Splitting
Blood, Pain In the Side Night Sweats HamOrs General
Debility, and the various Throat Affections and 9arse
ness which Public Speakers and Singers liable to,
and all other complaints tending to CONSUMPTION.
In proof Of the above, refer to the following
named persons, who have used it, ard recommend it
being the best medicine in Ie market tot the above
named complaints.
Massachusetts, Revs. n 2. fhilrroOk Sandwich: Iuhn
Cooper L. Weymouth; A. y. Merrill, Merose; A. y.
Herrick, Medford; n. p. selee Pembroke; $ A. Cush'
shrewsbury; Parker & sleeper, II ChayiestCwn, St,
ana nis Blackstone Market, Boston.
Prcnare SEFEBEY d INGALLS,, MelrOse, Mass,
For sale Worcester by GEO. r. SPURR, 20l Main st
NJ d2taW&weowly
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OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED at the First Session OF the Thirty
Seventh Congress.
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1lss-ssss :zs:.ssA S UMIIER ARRAR GEMENTS.-M
gEs--DAY. April u.s. lS6l.-New York, Albany
Troy, Hudson and the West.
Leave Worcester for Albany Troy, hudson, and tn 1
West, accommodation 800 a. IN. and $3.50 D. m.
For New York and Albany, (eXp) IS m, 4.90 .. m
For Springfield an Express Freight Train, with passen
ger car attached, at l0.l5 a. m.
New York Mail train 1890 p. m.
Tickets may be secured at the Ticket Offices to all tn
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwest
Rgitroad RRectiOnS.-At Albany with the New Yorh
Central Troy, and Hudson River At Chatham with thu
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston. al
State Line with the Housatonc. At Pitseld with tn
Morth Adams and stockbridge. At WestGeld with thr
hampshire and iampden. At Springfield with the Hart
ioiq ana New Haven and Connecticut River Rail- pad
AZ falmer with the New London and Amherst.
worcester, april Il. 1861 HENRY GRAY Supt
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Isa55a77i55s55s7 NORWICH & WORCES.
g.; s-i4l-=-..s5 TER RAIL RoAD.-sUMMER FRANCE


.oo, Trans Going South, Leaue Worcester
:, A. SSl a. M lway Passenger Train) Connecting al
I9nned with trains for Providence and Hartford al,
irving in Providence at 1890 m, and Hartford at lS)
a: m Arriving in Norwich in season for train leaving
London.
AT 1899 a N. Cway Passenger rraln) Connects at
Concord, Manchester sc at Worcester Junction with
Norwich with train for New London there connect ting
with express trains for New Haven and New York.
With ss s BosCn fowe
concord, Manchester Lawrence Fiehburs &c; and at
aud Western road At Plainfeld Junction trains from
Providence and Hartford arrive in season for this train
steamer from Ailyn's Point will take this train
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con.
cord MANCHESTER, Lowell Lawrence Nashua, Fichhurg,
Norwich for Allyn's Point at SIS m
Trans Going North, ie0ve Nort5ich
At l30 a., or on arrival of steamer, Steamboat
Express Irain3 For Worcester and Boston, Nashua,
vyyIGho9Fs Lowell Lawrence, Manchester Concord,
p, A. 500 m. tway Passenger Trainl Connects al
in Providence at $50 4 .n; at Worcester Junction with
vans i9r Springfield Albany &ci with trains Of = y
boston Boston Nashua Lowell, Fitehburg, Lawrence, Man
At i2OOm. WAY Passenger Train) Arriving at woI
SSS5er Junction in season for trains to Boston roy
10 B5op nHNs ana Apany , At WORCESTER Tor tra
pisos ~ p m WAY Passenger ITaml Connects D
ISe,ne,u junction with trains 20 and rom providence
r d 1arord Reaches Worcester in season for express
mchsO al P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Superintendent,
E5sss5ds-z=7 WORCESTER g. NASHUA
gssssseeks ssszz- Il AILRoAD TRAINS follows:
and 40 D. m
Leave Nashua at I a. M and u M, and p m
~ Nashua all trains connect with the trains OF Con
ct Railroad where passengers take the cars TO and from
re Northern the Passumpsic, the Boston, Concord and
montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
Al Gt9on junction, trains connect directly with thu
trains Of the Stony Brook Rairoad and also with trains
o. the tehburg Railroad with the exception o. the hrs
tram from Boston; at Fitchburg with trains of the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
FOR inlther particulars and connections with othei
land States y a. w. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester June l. 1851 diff iel
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A CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH

A CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH
IA COMPANY, OF Waltham. Mass begs to call the
attention of the public to the following emphatic recon-
incubation OF Waltham Watches, which has been polite
" gwen by the leading practical Watcmakers and jew
ecrs throughout the United States, The entire list Of
signatures to il in the Eastern STATES is quite long
for publication in advertisement; but the
presented will be recognized by those acquainted with
The trade in this vicinity being in the highest degree
respectable and influential. At their establishments
always be found the genuine watches of the Com
psnys manufacture, in great variety and at uniform
prices.
Signatures from many cities and towns of New Eng
land not fully represented in this list will appear III
futgre advertisement,
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Ralroa0s
1RK VIA NEW LON.

FLOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
-, ~ DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
& or sew Il O %E% RvES nd NEW
at 7.S5 p m. +. st. M. ANDREWS, sup't.
supts Onee Nor q wor Railroad,}
Tickets for sale at Inc Ticket oaicc, Worcester
ID A S SEN Err NOTICE
TICKETS FOR NEW YORK,
Providence & Stoningto on,
the Providence and Worcester Railroad in connes
ton with the splendid Steamers, ,,oc,,r
COMMONWEALTH - and PLYMOUTH ROCK,
can be had at the Providence Depot at the GLOWING
First Gg Glass qf sssooSS
The above arrangement will be continued until mrther
iao dti s. ii. TABOR, sup't.
7sz55g5775a-g 57sg BOSTON & WORCESTER
e4:..:s;.zs:sis 5aRAILRoAD. - SUhhER 4RRA41Gh4s
Sss sss---&--SBENT, commencing MoNpAh' aug "'
PAssENGER TRAINS eaveo Boston as f 81
EXP 5OS Ic5 ESp ~ re i7S 0 a. M and 500
Trans start from the npper all Others from inc o"e'
Minbury, $40 a, m. 40 p NJ
Grafton, III, 1908 a m. 10, SIS .. m.
soathbaro, 7Ss 10 ida5 s. a. I'M NJ 10 So p
Cordavie, IA 1928 a. m. l23. 542p.ln
AliiitSrd 20. $40 q. ~. % ?. m,
Northboro', 7, $40 a M 4.5l y. m.
Marlboro, 7.4, 10 0S a. m, SIS ?. m
:, Framingham; 5.25 Express SEQ, 1880 M 49,
tx. 6.02, ll.26 Exp.
Natick, SAB 8 lG HOO a. m. LAG, $50, 6.l2 p, M
SaNonville 5.25 &. M 320 p. m. ....
Newton Lower Falls g. 100 m, 80, $50, 500 p M
West Newton, 6l2 712, SIP, $50 Wor, 9l2 ll2O Wor,
m l:42, s.56, 602 6.88 Wor,,, SIP p. NJ Ian
6,S5. p. m. On Sunday 9.i5 IN, and lib m onlV;
tin connection with trains on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows ~
For Worcester, at 100. S.3J Exp u l.S0, ESp4dU,
$50 Exp, 80 EXP. D. m
Alillbury, 100 q. m 4 30 p. IN.
Grafton, I00 a. N. L30, 4,S0 p m
WestborO', 40 a. m, l30 4a0 $50 p. IN,
Cordavile, 100 a. IN. l3Q, 430 p, m,
SouthboTo'. 200 a. m. l3O, 4.3j ,.
Ashland, 100 a. m. 100 4.30 M
Milford, 100 a. m 1870, $40 p
horthhoro', 100 a. m. lSO, $50 p. m.
Marlboro, 200 q. IN. l3n, $50 p. m, go
birmingham. 90, s 30 Exp. a. N. 100, Exp 4SO,
$50 Exp, $50, exp D m
Natick, o. $50 d. m. I.3O, 4.3O, coo pm.
SaSonville, $50 a. NJ. 500 p. m. go
I, 9.i5 p. N.
BrookEne z l5 755 $780, Il a. m t2I5 go. 1880 500,
F6l5, Is $50, p. m. On SUNDAYS l23 and A. Is m.
Albany, 100,S.S0 EXP. a. m. $50, 8 Exp p. m.
New York, via Springfield $40 Exp. q. m. Exp. and
$50 Exp D. m
New York, via Norwich $50 Exp. p. M
~ New York Sunday Mail Train 81 $50 D E1
press Trains stop only at FraminRham.
I'm connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
Il. b. PHILLIPS, Supt
Boston, April Is 1851 diff ana
NORWICH & WORCESTER LINE
~ OF STEAMERS REMOVED TO
PIER BID NORTH RIVER,
Foot of Vcstrv stree; New York
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-09-26
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Remarkable Ola World prophes,.

Ever since the discovery Of America by Column
bus. it has been popularity believed that SENECA
and Plato had plainly predicted that event. -
important 10 the interests Of humanity. In Ba-
cons Essays there Is one entitled =. Of PrOph@-
cies." which refers. among other examples. 10
portions Of the writings Of Seneca and Plato.
which IN his time. land we NAV add, since.) were
considered as especially bearing upon tliis in
s~tance.-Soueca's lines are a. follows
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hfrfeuf alf8
sEcuia s>-is, gIIhu1 O.Car1-
Vmcai4 rsrum E.xit, . inSrus
Patcat 1ciiIs- TiphystIe ulsDs
Dei~-It 1rb-s : nee sit tgrr.s
L TINA TIlu'-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

S8= SPECIAL .NoI1cEs Dtnlle tile above rates
~ early Advertising reasonable rVrlns. iccUr.
'l t" the space occupied @ the uulnber of changes
made. = - - -
from transient persons OF 5trIng
ers tH l'c p0Id fiI, in dslr0ncc.
sl1es. Cnftls Incl exceeding i've lines $40 per wear
or 81 'I six nolltl,s hut for shorter perOi nfng
Will I've counted less than square.
The prtrileEg of Annual Advertising Is limited to
te Advertisers Owll lnmelliate business: nnGl ali
advertisements fNrs the benefit of other praGfls az
OF otHnctiln es and real e:ate sent in by them ulusl
lie .lp'il for at tile JISllskrlte9. zs J.
Advertiser ents llUt accompanied Will, written
dtrectlNna will he inserted until forbid and clnrrt
nCCOr1iMrly. - :
Notices fo~ Pnliticu ATectngs to lie charged in Nll
aaes al null r; ties. - :.
arrtaSts Npticts Of Snnernls, and annon ,rpmnnts
:. Erm ms. so cents oncll. n3sl1-'SQ
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Lp.ll.lfsllr.l ~ I,en,,.st

G. ". SmI1, stc'y
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l,"w"r'" "N"ril1r.'W ttl'a .vrrt1trc!i. l,llt q
l1lSJ2rsty w"lll.t tiwtys. II Sufficiently large
bait G !" do. 'lt'r G9rslttnii"u. haw-
ever, n'tkeS u" distinction t,r1we"n Tie
/ cases; nud whether 81 lnin"ritSs"r nIrj.r;-
z y "ver'lIr"ws tn. Sfi1t.. Cs,N,.e IN nj. I:r
d"'y r''iil'ltt, on Ill" Gene',tl GpNcrumrnt
at.'.r. lore, IT.
IN, ri%i'l OF a 'n.j rityzirl=' State t. all
ter ITS constitution" iS#rNt'i"ntiy S'la'O,dm-
;te y, !" tEls taltss,ry P'w+I "r"r an tlr
S."'r9' aud tins 'I.'lsegs,f t:'e Constitution
'S''''=ts'les 'llS ''n'.ez..t !. ln.sler or
z E MI sl'Ic law fur St.'t" Gov"rnnnent lhrn The
III .e VIII @I inc lmts'r51t s9sSreiyn
e IS. isllce,s'l,ere Is M t'l'vi"ns' Il ti,.rere
,clW'rN ll1 fl@lll "t Il minority ~ nr0'Ie
'Il"4 Sl'i'erlnr l,nWtr ln#tns"rc, tile laws :nrl
70 'I'.1;'ln st0t"S Q'lo aud the alleged
f'Sil' ''ts SsceSSlo,l, zny Which The lwS air"
''''Ssrt.'i 'i'tse= =sf.t Of Me.0 IA''s w'ivtD
WIS 'ne is'.llt9Ns l1ari1S''# r s"Hlt1o",
.hefes"rt. Westef" Y'r:slnl'Slhll re-
i.se .s'=l's l'iSii'i ,,''t="t 'ils ln,''n ;'nd
P'I M!..leE llle t''9Wt'fZot . J'fcFs'In
E @ I31N!s a9''I llsz5ooilssre ,r whom ar
= ,is..l's' who n9"'iy IA Virginia his l'trn
l1WI' gu vote, It w"uli
'' .'e sfceSs''3. ',L 1s"ett'9", 9"t SlnIi'te
!.i'la'ei''','e'. o1 ssE't ~ fhe.tl-
ss.'iSe q! any 5.1Sal 'i!4z,ns nf VlrElH'n
taS s9nast march an
, slll,l put OWN ihl3e
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R 80 ~, ms, sfss fs Y: ". am'Isl,
,i,,,,sI e. 1"'tor' wtres''9-
Co.. 'StP
were ,,.io@ra.,.. 'o.!oWlns Fss"4atsons
'Is, rs, "1N! .9.s1 ~ M.
y MnaRkAs' ...a,a,l,. lana We the U1ion men Of
n,.s 1He s"'Stlle'tz
ST' ISS SSion ni!s no addition tlte
I.s:j,,,,, "Y r,.. ..s:..ze.1 n"l'ani tnereiSre.
H., ~ IN. "4l limits
49, :" 'is "s american vlt'zs w. nl'.t
u.> ~" u'i1e IL tram
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IIinIR vol11n1eera.

gPon the recommendations of the Medical
commissioner. Governor Andrew llns Is
su.d the following directions TO the Mas
s'sl.nSetts regiments i'll activc service. 10
which all volunteers wUull.do well 10 pay
=,Ifftuiif,n
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DIRECTIONS.

Soldiers shouI,i rtro ltctzt that in cam
=raiHn. w!,crv enc dis in battle. from three
I" tive die of disease. Y"u SHOULD he on
=y"ur guard therefore more against this
ltlam the rncmty. aud y"lt can do much
f yourselves which nobody cnn do for
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~ li1.=ISceis sinz,l,c npcn air. hut not ,lilr,-t.
=lI 'zNroS,zd to a llot SIN. Whrm obliged IL
do tt,i~. nil. II, Ill. white covering nyer
tll,shs;i.l tndzntck III the 'urm ri " cap
with. t.:,!sr. tSz;.= g"oj I,r"trrti"m.
III. Hc#I#siuts Will vc,v thick s0lcS,
and krrl, t5cln dry Wh"rl 81, he u,..r,.i,.
ruh4ing ilr.trrt .:tlcr. waSi, II. Viii. oil, tai
or l'tlioW, l'rolcclS against i0otzsUrcs.:
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The above prospectus has ul to II t. date l.. an
ll1hlIsll,t n"l.lv me al our r.tItp TAI err Il ten
~. "a efforts fU get cL lLr a.t l,,u
III e. Yet tie, llit Sou ell MIR ci, l;e :, lInI-
es<!F the Gmt"triee Iat;,Itl tWni LIl,li c H. lls-
nid mll"rs "t Ii ri elk has ,tlrta'lv etMint en- We
III full wi;l"Et fi,titer= ial,r Inlip M de-.
livery: r"i.tstI ohiS wien iNi' lmr ~ rtC eyed
zANX l,e1sn ltlVlg m'"hcy tO eIstTt lN tIl ur-
clias.. al; Flllrr> in lie Missouri MMiug Ctn niny
1ai;. an t',N" tlrmt t'at WilI pay lar ely ar tIlJ
SI' ck thru sTeniily '+nHrrtr Into viii iut iAS
All COMMUNICATIONS to tie President IrIiI t,y
answered. lIlE4s-iJA IA a 81, = =
s, I.,is Mo-. Alarcl, u SOL. ,.eo- =. :. ="
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UnI0n IceIInE M 81.
1IRlN'A.

N4WLS sAs
ST. Many $. May 2:s,.lSGl.
Ees. I1tellig.nccr On TUESDAY LIST lie
ztln&ll m..llsot this county held on, Of The
=nrtls! enthusiasts, meetings eyer Witnessed
WllliinilSh hultl"rs. ShuU aSsrr shout wcht
znIN tr0mttC Gniun lMrr.. w.mieIl mulr lIIc
StcGSsiUmiSiS lrrImtle for Ihcir:ruinOiIS. con.
diii"n. At0me n'clork the G"mr, Hap.r
brti callr,l the people Together ,nzl zltt.lrz G..
.l.SicWart. ! UI.r candidate Tor The State.
Ss.ll;lt". and llnM.J JJ.tcksnn Nlr. Stew
art lsn,t in an nrgumemtaiivr <Icccll,
AMI WIS followed hy J1cUh B. Jackson of
this place. q srcssi1uist, WHO arg ueI luug,
hui lUr tie vent Of correct premises his
arguments were like Jacobs cnItlr-rnT-5
$lr,akcd and Striped. In Al fin1img cons
dsti"n=hr retired. Then tnllnWct! rlsr=,.al.
rint= Jnrks.I.wllo hnntlttl the secvs>iomlSis
With gloves aud pnnrr.llhe hot shot
imiO llmm with t ling ctlrr,
Alter tile speaking closed. The Union
mrn called n meeting for the pnrpnSe z,t
nominating cnmmiitee ni five ia each
1lslrlctvo Msctrinin the strength, of unr
l"Iiiy. II. Henderson was called 10 t!lr
c,h"ir,nd CIV. Snit, nppointrd secretary
Jh to lowing gentlemen were then rirclrti:
District No. !, Spring run. FIT Y.
l"r, John Kelly. Joseph Porter, r. t. b B1t-
- Nsr . ~ y
Dittrics No =. Conrt 1ouxe.-=7J L.IIubbs,
James Gregg, Rpbert Harvey, P. &. Cain,
Z. W. Smith.
Disiziet 40 3, Ga6qEya IullIs.-R, T. -r..r-.
ktr. il. Henderson. Friend Cochran, II.
Williams on.=R. S. Triplet
District NO.4, Pine Grore.-Thoa. G reel,
Moses Williamson, DIR. jones, L. SGingle-
:Um. john N, Guirc.
District No. :. .SMyar Crcek.-J. William
son. Squire Smith, III. . Williamson. JOHN
Wtlls -
Alter the election of the .Cnnmittee, n.
A. Cramrr nade a m"tiOn Tint we nav
bullnt for a delcgatcl0represen the Uujon=
men OF this c"nuty,sin Cnnven1iUn. IL, be
he'd On The lltb If June, / 1891 at such
=plaee Of mreting MS Tie t,sniral Committee
may designate. The following persons
were then i5nt III nomination: .IuIln Kplleys
n. 7. P,lrktE. &. ~. SnIilh. Friend 5E0ri.
ran. r. a. Crnmrr. E. NJ. t&,nk. d. Kinney.
II. Vii iarnSnn,. j. + -Tanlor,@D Jones. s.
=lInl,lls. Th4,nas Gore, y nmrs Gregg, L !.
Cain. A6nff Martin, and Einluml Riggs.
DutIc first liaIlut G. ~. Smith i4ceive1
tie arsesi itItRtl,er 0i vitss AMI MAS flr-
t,t..r Z elected. On motion orr 7. Pnr-
Sct, committee OF thfes was 4las.ipt,:di To-
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Interesting News.
a New OIL Wei just DIscOreresI

n INcWz Ult Nclt just DlsGOFeFe9 Z
nut a small Alnoumt lIequIred forscvs
cry ones1o rake a Share.
Egecy 5oecat, inrss,sd soH3 gttld 81 WoT9
5 4. ADVANCE OF THE NEW 1IIGu TARIFF.
zI{lil CASES OF. NEW sPRING AND su3IsEElz
49, 80 -. -. -. DRY. GOODS
10 SCI Ior less tlll:i half iIlrir,,riglIt,l value
iGs dss nluEtitl,er gods iNeil lie VIII onl
nss's!tn t'G i cee~ 1t Stlk Of ulIlie lutte s1ys
asl prices Rlue low ns ~ IT'S per ward worth
lea 81. and sOrlG PIa E Is ,s 81 ner 1er1i
20 secs 9l Plain Bltck SIX f1l Ures, ss and llAb
UHcss C,,ols a lnrse and v,rel AZ .,r4r.,,,t so,nc
Dress oo9a4 fSr only o pc. ytIl worth
L,yps mi Lawn Ryle,s plan aud aspred 1.ervsy,
Dogl1lr Wiltl, grey, tl,clsanl whine Berse.s FIR
Ss9ls T md Daststs g9le worth 81 Tor Oll 50 cts
afs te sOlaS It A3F ISs eneh "eh ch,3t2sa az NJ
le :! az ysl worth Ut least Sc anulie. clintze-
snANvLs-ta' or,le Sltau Il. an G lors fran Il to
styss: Q elm l'N1s sesn rs ioss ="
1Is In m n ilLstSs sss III prtc0s
Fre,lch L.cc Nitu1les OF MI ;lle 'ntest s4yiel.
q large 4fCk IT r'nbruL cries mud Mite tlrrsls
Q " itAE. LadeT nusS some Wort kite 1uxt els
i'a:aaol. iI;srp skirts and orse,a. q large sf1css:
u IAIESEit tsS:-FI.r ctHretl Fruc4. tw5 5rtRnlssl.j
per per r s M l,lls Iir 1,li,. NJ u
E&idfs anil qi,lit o4t Irish LINEN .tf, LIN n rgbIe
+ ! Cloths an prizes;
ga PET<-7 pieces of In .rsiu ly and an, ,,
fine C;t' pei at all priccs
a so1I Boys Fcaly 81 tc rl ,tlltnS.
Rt Iv"tierg "ts tnuu=uer4us to mention al
Of E!li.tl have ecl fr,l I.itr; urr.
Ht''wi 20 sold At greatly re,lnre prices I,y
al12 II Nliin ST., Wheeling Va
/
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wheeling Window Glass Manu-
. r HAVE PURCHASED AHD RErITTED TuE
;v'. llannftctnrS. at heavy expense. and lee
ing now IN SIic"'SSf'll i'rr1ltlt fully PREPARED
tH lht @ tirln>ll Wimii,N at luy A1e want
~ Quality vi t;lIas " eIiIT JiIae Is li,i tx-
crll"'l S.G.=i;lljiN S0A.1:Iz zNTHim st..
Ht.I'tlS- WlIerImg. Na.
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rs=ress Of t!is C4rI,er..ti has been stable
asulsrrp pie tirutsl seas ms nf GRtErial sum
i.5 s:sr rIL.,I l,eriy i>sVrifti IN IT ett from
tsr4Ii3Is ~ iltritinie tstCr. he
itzt1s 4;liiiiliSt,a I|ii bS:S tho troubles N[
il.tre IL .ssIe ttfscl in II ,nttefi1llarticuaE-
'4f tr<' The sect.rirY reIiIl,Ic= Tnsu-
iPcs LTiyc IIty-tite ahijty '.F property
i tin 'Si:,-s te. ..ucll t.4s.uu,1.
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at11l1 gutrlljgt tllrer
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TWELVE SOl1D LlStS,oR N0ApARru- (oE oxx IScu, Oh
LE&s MAZE SQUARE,.
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r!f;r sut.vI.A ANn SAvIf; trInN
setptl 4. terms consistent With snlvency aud