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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

THE BEoogLYs DIErcToRr FOR l@j2.-The race
Of the Directories has been won by our Brooklyn
neighbors. The new volume, however, judging
from All examination OF names known 20 us, is not as
correct ar It might have been, especially in cases
where the names we're carefully written for the can
vaseers If there is any yaae in naIne it Is III It'd
being correct. Otherwise, the Brooklyn Directory
for ls6tappcars TO be get up with II view to useful
ness. I, contsins four hundred and lightweight
rasns ofnamss list ofstrees and their locations the
naues of the various public Offices, churches, and
other public Institutions, also a harvest of band
bills, which are distributed throughout the book.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

An IMPonrAsT CAPTURf.-Early on Friday morn
ing sonadcon of cavalry were taken from James
town Island, on the james River, and landed at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

Mr.. Thomas Baker, formerly leader Of NJ. Julien,
and 20 well known az the leader of the orchestra at
Miss Keene's Theatre, will take benefit tonight
Wednesday,. DIR. Baker by bis skill and talent
has created new interest--tbat of the orchestra
in that theatre The audience az much looks for HE
interludes as they do for the pieces on the stage:
encores are the order of the night with his sympa-
thetc and piquant work which, if the principles
Of analytic criticism were understood by many who
write about the subject-aIe as much superior in
point of merit to some other music, wit and ten
derness are to solemnty and sermonizing -Haydn's
jeu desprit-a composition for toy trumpets, etc.
will DO played in addition to other new musical
pieces-beside interesting dramas. See advertise
ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

MoRE Pooh CHILDREN GOING WEsr.-A party OF
30 boys and girls left the city for the West yesterday
under the care of Mr. C. c. Tracy, Of the Childreus
Aid Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure for
Dib,e and ali of the Kidney and Bladder Sod BY
ali Dmg.iss MORGAN ALLEN. Agents. 10 Cif-st, n. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
NEw.ESGLaSp SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION,

NEw.ESGLASD SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
No 1874 BRoApvAY-By the steamer Virginia ct this port
Yesterday fully 400 Union prisoners arrived The men are
from nearly every Western and Northern State. Ihsy
rive here in an entirely destitute condition, and re
entire change Of clothing These men were properly cared
for by the New.Ergisrd Soldiers Relief Association al No
1874 Broadway this drain upon their RESOURCES in addition
To similar one for 45a arrived per ossack last week.
readers necessary them to call 1pou those having the
DISCRETION to administer the Of these men, 70. dona-
ton, OF mens clothing Of all tini. A steamer Is mo
ueuary expected with so more released prisons the
of the Association nrneiia.e All contributions Of
casto clothing viii thankfully received q, the Association
Rooms. No. l9i D<osdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

The FATAL MIsrAXE.-Coioner Ranney yester'
day held an inquest on the body Of Calen NJ. Carlo,
the man who died yesterday from taking oxalic acid
instead of EPSON salts, when it appeared that de-
ceased went to the drug store of Edward Fougero,
No. 30 William street, aud asked for Epson salts;
that Charles oh, the porter in the store said the
druggist was not in, but be would venture upon SELL
ing the Salts and that by mistake be had sold to de-
ceased oxaic acid, fiom which he died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

An APPEAL.-The members of the Ladies Auxil-
isIy Committee of the New England Sodier Relief Asso
Cation No. 1874 broadway state that the supplies Of clothing
much reduced the great demand recently made
them to properly clohe and make comfortable the soldiers
sick and wounded their return Contributions in money
Iny tho articles named in Tho following list will be
gratefully received New secondhand psntalOon' do do
vests do DO coss do substantial cotton day shirts do
wooden under shirts do shoes and slippers Also boxes OF
bskels Of oranges lemons apples pickles peaches in
blsndes and wines TO be used stimulanls Contributions
may be sent to Frank L. Howe General Superintendent in
behalf OF the ladies'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

TIE FEAST OF PESTEcosT.-The Jewish Feast
of Pentecost, or Feast Of Weeks, commenced Last
night 1t is Of the three great national festivals
when all tie male Jewish population were ordered
to appear before the Lord their God in the place
copsecrated and set apart to His worship The hrss
Of these festivals was the Passover, the second the
Penteeost, and the third the Feast OF the Taber-
nacles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

BIrLEs AND PRAYER.BooKs WANTED. = The
Bishop Of Maryland has sent to the N. Y. Bible and
Prayer.Book Society, very urgent call for books
for the 3D., 9Th and 9Th Regiments n. T. Volunteers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

The baby show at Barnum's continues to draw
like a locomotive. A portion of the premiums were
awarded yesterday; the remainder will be bestowed
this afternoon. For particulars see advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

TIE ROGER A. HEARSE MURDER.-Mr. Pearson,
late first mate of the packetship Roger A. Hearne,
who was stabbed board that vessel by one OF the
sailors last Saturday, died Of his wound at tie Ne"
York Hospital yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

APPLICATIONS FOR LrcESsEs.-The Excise Com
missoners received 80 applications for licenses yes
terdsy. The Board will examine the papers before
taking action on them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
Amount of Tax Levy for 1861. sll.s2125i 70

Amount Of TAI Levy Tor I55l.. : II,bZIr1's %
It will be perceived that the amount Of taxes col
lected for 1861 considerably exceeds the whole levy
for 1860. The amount Of Croton water arrears re-
turned for 1859 was $25, 472 81, and for 1860,
S26. 40 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

ing previous to its being occupied. mmunicaion
was received from the Mayor, in which he objected
to the Board of Supervisors advertising their report
in seventeen newspapers, and stating that he bad
signed the resolution authorizing payment for The
same, $i,179 Is. He was of opinion that three pa
pers would be sufficient and stated that in future no
should object to any similar bill. According to the
Controllers report, the expenditures Of the city to
May 81 amounted to 81, 55i,262 72-the unexpended
balance being 1891. 939 IS. Some further business
Of routine character was transacted, and the Board
adjourned until Tuesday the 18th inst.
TAXES COLLECTED FOR 1S61.-The accounts Of
the Tax Receiver, Mr.. james Kelly, for 1861, and
for Croon water rental arrears of 1860, were closed
up with the month of May, according TO law, and
have been returned to the Controller and the Bureau
Of Arrears. The handsome manner in which they
were completed and presented elected from Con-
troller Haws the unusual honor of letter Of Gem.
incubation The amount of unsolicited taxes Of 1861
returned to the Bureau Of Arrears is somewhat
larger than the amount returned Of the previous
year. The following figures show the collections
and returns for both years:
la6e-COlected.. ....:...........'..". essssI ss
Arrears returned................ i'o4z,iI9 u
Amour. of Tax Levy for 1867. $4,000 n
ie6l-Collected. .................$ioy.s so5 -
Arrears returned. i,l'[o~ %
Amount of Ia, Levy for 1861. IS /. s27,254 70
It will be perceived that the amount Of taxes col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

The following are names of killed and WOUNDED ID
,he actions Of Saturday and Sunday, in addition 10
tboee published in our morning edition Of TUESDAY;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23
gatlg gutelItge1lfJei'j9,

VOLTAIKE relates that, in the great
battle of FOnten6y, fought IN lT45, be-
tween the French on one side and the
English and their allies ON the other,
when the English Guards had advanced
to within fifty PAGES Of the position of
the French Guards, the English officers
raised their hats in salutiOp, which the
French officers returned in the same style.
Lord Charles Hay, who commanded the
English Guards, then advanced to the
front and called out: "Gentlemen of the
French Guards, fire! !" To which Count
d'Auteroche replied: s'Gentlemen of the
English Guards, we never take the first
shot; do you fre." a
at the late battle Of Fair Oaks, before
Richmond, General Richardson, who was
thrown forward to the support of Casey's
division, says:
'Along towards the middle of the day
the enemy, preceded by column of
thirty thousand of the best troops, with
the dashing, CORPS of G. W. Smith and
LOngstreet Mt it's head, commenced a
furious assault upon the most salient
point of our whole line, viz, the redoubt
and entrenched camp Of Casey's division.
ga singular circumstance
occurred in this battle; Which deserves
particular mention. The first regiment
Of the enemy which came into action wore
blue clothes like our men, and as they
came into action opposite the Eigbty-first
Pennsylvania regiment Colonel Miller,
they said; "Do- not. FIRE, we are Ovens
mem oWon's regiment is one of Bir-
neys brigade on my left
Colonel Miller had his regiment ut an
aim, and now recovered arms. The
enemy instantly poured in deadly volley,
by whish Miller was killed The left
wing of the Eighty-frst poured in their
fire, by which that regiment fell in piles.
The Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, Major
and Adjutant all fell; the balance of the
regiment fell and broke"
Lord Charles Hay aud the Count
d'AuterOchs were among the Brayest Of
the brilliant chivalry of their day. G. w.
Smith and Longstreet are looked upon
as among the prenz ebevalisys of the
southern chiyalry of our own. But chi
valry is changed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23
missouri Mining COnlDaTiliY;5.

4sFGQEpOEAGed FED. '22d3- 1881. : :
loAPITAL STOCE1........ $500, 900
!Il1s COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE pUR-
our State We do not profess to be governed Sy
purely phlIanthropIc motives In initiating this e.
tCrprtsc. We believe that the stock can he made to
lay large dividends, and at the saHae time more real
good accomplished and greater made ia dc
Teloping and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth OF Missouri than by the use Of i've fimeg nc
amount OF our capital invested In any other busneEs
We shall make tho ofiG9 OF orr jSoTSi,S+,I. n - ~
DIefo 1ITfry J,,,TS;,, q I'm
STATE ~ have power under our charter to rur.
chase and sell mineral lands wherever i5CntcI in
GteAt Inducements will be offered to can.
and mining adVentuFeFs, who desire to IpUr.
S and work paying mnes, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit tie attention Of All Who
m e linda for sale to sep6 usa statement
the kind OF minerals on their
of acres the loeaff on, and the low
We shall work only such Mtnes rs pay larRely but
l a open and prove most Of lands re sell The
0qoks ZOE subscription to the stock are now omen Al
tue ohlce ofthe COmP6ny, bIaini atF6St r6ftfwezt,
No. q Locust AZ Sl s Bank sPtPPs.
en9 nave money, VIII we'll to call aud
ciey ToiS EtSpg stock living out Of the
amount wanted 70 THE President OF Treasurer
r * .,...,f DIEEeFoRs:
Henry p. Bac6us Eslb az Matthew Butlor. ESQ.
5d.sp f st8so f & n H I5SsS f ssqs
L: Y. Bog, l1sq'5 q 9 Joseph Payne, Esq,
- Henry BACON d = il.I..rv. Boevs
e4t-ls' tlS'i4s = ALFRED oIAPP, Pres't
The. above prospectus has nm to 4bt, date bpep
" only one Of ouF Leading papers for ten
YET the public 20 well appreciate the sound.
mess OF the that over t1 IunsffSd f6oyis
ana OF the stock has already beentaken We
IN tull, without further liability: IN de-
@ reg only when dividends are received.
o iS q sars non e spare San ~ the pgr.
An Investment that win pay larFelv and hold
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23
BALTIMORE -
Commercial G olegeI!
'gaRle issa ) :. 1851

u y IN % - 70
tti Ii GATED, e -iaf'i
y Cor. baltimore and Characteristic.
Is 49, BALTIMoRE,MD.
tTNH1s PROSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOST
PIospetoas and hourishing condition. Twice dRs
t1ng the last two has It been necessary to oo
larger apartments for the 6cc0mmod6ti6n 81 fhs IN
eEss.9g number Of students representing nearly
. T. now occupies one Of the most consbicnons and
desfabys located buildings In the CITY The roSn'S
arranged spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to vopS
nen aeEt 20 qualify themselves properly for tic
Thorough Practical B4sine9s Efaeafi5, ReneFniy ~
IN any particular, by any similaF esta-
tiAhmenti In the United States. : = -
H FACULTY., -
3. X. LOsIRR, -
tureE ON the Science OF Accounts Com.
= 81 merces Business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS, 5l5sl7 70 ~
Professor OF the Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations
u. II. DAVIES, 9s - ~ q sS=g
Associate Proie!sorof Book. Keeping. ra,.
Z ..5sgl5 l- N. O. JOHNSON o
Professor Of Business and ornamental pepmapStJ,
.. i. WILLIAMS, ESQ., tii1f5f 80
Lecturer on Mercantile Law, in
a-f XIV. Z. YEATRS REESE, n. D. zsfI
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios
TRUSTEES. e lJECa al.
Hon. Jno. 2. Kennedy, Hon! Joshua Vansant.
Jasob T IN FL wI m Z; KslssleE, RSqs
The Coles Is provided with 1 CetnTsTcsI73
q Standard Works expressly for the uso Of the Stu
rately inbtructed = s.fib 4Aa = {SSePef
There being NO vacation during the year. sadept.
can enter at any time. 80 - - 9-4si'ts
I59 ~ fuiloourse
QPLoAtA ts awarded to all Graduates
large ana Beautifully 0rnametitSd Circular eon.
tanng upwnrlso SIX s9UARH REET ~ az
xtsEi9r ana Interior View Of the College, various
II Penmanship, &C., sent by mail
mpanied with
particulars Address + 81 ksIosIES I, =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23
Ayers Cathartic Ellis.

- D. 4
VIE sciences Of Ckemistry and Medicine have
u. been taxed their utmost TO produce tbfS nj
n,oL Pesieet which g known to man. In.
Vulnerable proofs are GhoWn that thesa Pms have
virtues which surpaas in excellence the orilinSrI,
medicines and that they win unpreceientsdy uno1
the esteem Of all men. They arc $40 ma
to take, but powerful to cure Their iIsnet
properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body
me Distractions Of It's organs, purify The
hun0Fa which breed and grow dstSlapsF
sluggish or dsOfdared organs into their natlraI ~
whole system. Not only as fhgy cI,rS IN S1st II;
Complaints OF every body, but also formidable nd
dtSSasos that have banned The best q hr-
they are At the sAme time, ia Sk7; az
safest and best phySio that eau 30 el1nIoVS3 ~
children. Being sugar coated, they are tieSSSnf Ia
take; aud being purely arc nee from 4 =
risk Of harm. Cures have been inndS yFfSei
BELIEF were they not gubstautiated BY mon Of Sie6
exalted poaHonAn and character as to forbid the snS.
pleion q untruth. Many eminent ciergynSef, af,I
physetans have lent thett niuies to eTfify Ia az
public ne Eol.ability Of my remedies while others
nave sent me the o. their fhat
my Preparations contribute iamenSeiy Ia f6e fsiiff
Of my eihieted, suffering telI0N .ieh iii Z
The Agent below named b pleased 70 rat
y my American Almanac Containing iirsctis6s fST.
t1siE Use and cart Of their cures Of the fol-
DrUpsyt Heartburn, Headache arisfnR NOM a fSoi
stplnells anseas IndfgPstpn, Morbid Inaetion AZ.
the Bowels and Pain arising ther6ff1Ta, PIitniercT
Los Of Appetite, an Ctc6rots ina
eases which require an meiiiuin5 feIof1Io
Or Kings Eyls They aIsoS 49,
and circulating the systom, cure many edifpIafntS
which it would not be supposed they could Ftafkl
B1ehaS Delfne iPaftiaI lstinine = IND
Nervous 1Eritnhi perlhg a the
Kidneys. GoutS and other kindred aiht Al
tro9,a low state Of the body OF dofiIS
70 not b pat on Ry unpFineipled dealers WITH
eolne other PHI they make more profit on Asl ft
Arms PMS and tlkd 1othlng sls6. IN
can give you com IN ft
g curative .poHerHs Tbs SEX want the hest "a
there Z foF then, and tbsy shoal have ft,
Prepared by DR.. q. q. AVER. +
F4aesiegt and 4laIy.fasl Clsssits Lois,l isrSs.
sPRlel % cls. Elas Box Tsv1 Rpz1s Epli eI1..
~ A. q, GOOD & %, and 81. III I1rneSS,
and Dealers n y sSeFyF there. mhi5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.

NS40t 944ASAs = 4gtSOuEtS ana" neels-
ing Rail Road.
stt
ON AND APPRB MONDAY, Biay 6th, 1852. Pas-
~ 9onger Irhins VIII leATe bridgeport a. futIoWs.
(Sundays e1cepted:) -
10 IS A. NJ Sia Train stopping 81 all stations ar.
~ Etyes at Pittsburgh at SEES p. H. and
Cleveland at $50 PM rs
arrives at Pittsburgh at 500 P. II. =
4gs49 +. NJ Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
20 A. n. and Cleveland at 9:16 a. s.
,!t RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland 1t e25 A II. and 6:l5 P. 81, AZ.
rive at Bridgeport ct 1855 P, D., and 1856 A. NJ rs
Leave Pittsburgh at 100 A. H., Gs10 a. Il. ana
1850 2. H., arrive At Bridgeport ct 1854 Al NJ lO2s
A. u. and 1855 P, u. 2 ~ :
Connections are made as Follows
At Pittsburgh With PennsylEauia r. r. FIR TJSjrtSr
burg, Baltimore, Washington, phila-
delphia, New York aud Boston. (
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled B. n. for Sam
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
All points in the NORTH WRsr. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
Chicago and the NORM WEST. with
Cleveland 4 Brio r. Il. for Efie Dim.
sl5 kirk Buffalo and Niagara RalIs With
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
SEestLine. Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson with the O. z.3& O. n. n, for Cuyahoua
talls' Akron, AIillsrshnrgh and wO6s.
At Alliance With n. 1t. W. o. R.R. for Canton,
hlaSslllo1, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, Co.
AtSteubenvtllo With z. Q. q G. Line and Ar Br11A1R
with Q. o. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE, New.
~ ark, Columbus, XeniR, Dayton, Inlli-
e snaPOlis, Cairo, Cincinnati, LouiEviIIe
ST. Louis, st. Joseph and ali pointS
Wtst and SOuth West p 1sIf- ~ -
ExcuEsion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return rs.
Fare always low, and time much quicker thar
any other route.
Through Tickets to NIlpotnts in the West, North
and East can DO procured at the once nndaT the
MeLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent Nt Bridgeport Station. estT
Freight contracts Will be made RtloVest rates h
any point accessible by this road and fits connetonS
70 the East, North, West and Northwest, at ofiee
under M.Lnre House, orwith Fl. Agent at Bridge.
port station. WIN. D.TRRKY, AGENT
90 15e csad Wheeling, Va.
~ t.se ia JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
IN; NS,s9gLLoUqM, President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23
TRANSPORTATION
If8l E-s-5=l5E..-'..55'
9EqE 1S6+ q Tue 81. 2 q q g,

-1---.T1- VI I'D =, II 20.
WHEEI1NG, 2ott March. f6tiS p -
DEsUMPTI0Nl0 OF BUSINESS on THH BAiTT-
~ AOAk OHIO KALI ROAD. The Company
having Thoroughly reconstructed ne bFeSEs RI az
tFaek and bridges o. tseIr rad, Under Governmsuf
lIl having th6fH tnnnaga tfan5.
4n5 t6Ese On 80 asssE t9s4st april
ING thotOa ghly and completely guarded. -
fAlnu Nill leave Wheeling n 9s50 p NJ BEN
wood At 1870 P. NJ, arrive at Baltimore al PM
Returning, leave Baltimore At $40 A. NJ, arriTeI
Be1Eood a. 4ssg a. y. IFheelingat $40 Am.
Mheelng and Cumberland Accmmoda tiOn Trafn
MI leave Wheeling at 1922 A. H.. BeuVOod a. IC.50
A. Nj arrive q Cumberland At e85 P. u. = 5tfs
Returning leave Cumberland AZ 5:I5 A. NJ. arrive
At Wheeling At $40 p. II.
t ". r. SMITH, Mater TfarSporta Hon q
y y. COLE General Ticket Agent. 3
A. DIZZY, ~ 81 - 4
y B, s. JACOBS, Train SupeFfltendepts
5t-t J.P.WnLARD, fFftf5lI.
2. 3. f0RD, Gen'l AGehv, Wheeling. mhS1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23
ROSTERS, PROGRAMMES
Sc, SCI, Co.

4S-Ws have, at heavy expenditure, furnIshedour
Job Once with all necessary materials embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, &c,
OF the latest and most fashionable n
capable Of executing work equal to that any other
establishmenti in the eitysond possessing facilities IN
the way of Steam &C. for doing work expeditiously,
unsurpassed by any other ose, we respectfully preL
sent claims for BhnTe Of public patronage assn
ring those who eutrult theirWork 70 MS that no effort
shall be wanting to give Standardization
noTll'S9 CAMPBELL M'DERMOT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23

Tho present critical state OF European afirs viii
render these unusually interesting dur
die ground between the hastily written negsitens.
crude speculntions. aud flying rumors 81 the taily
Journal and the Ponderous tome OF the future his.
ment Of the great political events Of the time snIl
nave P1sssa away Il 4 e these Periedcals thar
reliable history OF current events and "a inch. In
addition to their Welestabllshed literary scientific
aud Theological character, we urge them upon ne
confederation Of the reading public = -
The receipt OF Advance Sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
reprints. tpAsmpch as they eau now DO placed IL
the hands Of subscribers about as soon a. rho rii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23


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Mayor Of LOUISVILLE, BY.
HON. JoHs SLOAN
4. Mayor Of LYONS IOWA.
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stock Of and most approved patterns
Of GOAL and Wood Stoves on hand at All times.
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