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A Remarkable Prediction.

Henry Laurence was President OF the
Continental Congress in l77O. In 1870 ne
was sent as minister to Holland. On his
way he was captured, and imprisoned in
Tower of London for fourteen months.
When Lord Shelburn became Premier, Lau-
renee was brought up, on habeas corpus, and
released. After his release, he was treated
with great kindness and respect by the
British authorities. He dined with Lord
Shelburn. After dinner, the conversation
turned on the separation ofthe two cor IN
tries Lord Shelburn remarked:
81 am sorry for your people"
"Why so2' asked Laurence"
"They will loose their habeas CO rp,ss,
was the reply.
'Lose the habsas corpus!" said laurence
"Yes, " said Lord ShelburD.
"We purchased it with centuries o.
wrangling, many years of tiglAting, and had
i. confirmed at least by fifty acts of Parlia
msnt. All this taught the. nation its value
and it is SO iugrained into their creed, as
the very foundation of t,seir liberty, that nc
man or party will dare to trample on it
Your people will pick It up, and attempt to
use it; but, having cost them nothing, they
will not know how to appreciate it. AT
the first internal fued that you have, the
majority will trample upon it, and So will
60 your liberty" henry laurence Jo,sraoI
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Patriotic CoUNsELs In a recent letter
to the people of Ohio. Mr.. vallandingham
SAYS
counsel you, one aud all, to stand by
the Union. MAINTAIN the Constitution, sup
port the Government and obey thelaw; but
in the name and by the memory of your
fathers, aud as you would secure the bless
ings Of liberty to yourselves and your chill
dren. invoke you to defend the right of
election and the ballot box by all the means
which the exigencies Of the case may de-
mand.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-29

The st Louis Democrat is constantly en-
gagged in a war upon all the Union men
of Missouri that don't agree to.unconditional
and immediate emancipation. The Federal
of6c RS are not loyal enough to suit the ed
itor, especially some of the provost Marshals.
The fact is, the particular creed of the De-
moerst is above the Union or any sort OF
Government. Nobody is l)yal ifhe does
not agree with the st. Louis Democrat.
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virsinia slatwr.-Evtra Session, Ser
- tembSr 10.
French Loan.

The Confederate government has effected
q loan of one hundred million francs from
parties in France, based upon cotton now
in this country, which is to be removed oy
the parties contracting. This is cheerful
indication of the friendlness OF the french
capitalists, and of the confidence in the sta
bility of our government.
On the other hand, private letters re-
ceived in Richmond from England say the
Confederate loan in that country is "tat"
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The Boston Saturday Express tells of
the rapid exploits of a fast young man in
that city,. P.J. who run $50, 600 yacht,
won che haart of young heiress, spent 81,
600 for boquets at single party, bought
and g,t trusted in the most miscellaneous
manner, and finally collapsed with debt
Of 100000 on his back.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE,
SATURDAY, Sept. 26, 1869

| SATURDAY, sept. 70, 1905.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Dodge.
Mr.. Maxwell reported back a substitute
for House bill providing how lands hereafter
sold for taxes and not redeemed, shall be
surveyed and conveyed, which was adopted
aud the bill passed.
| MIR, Farnsworth reported bill to incor-
porate the Bolton and Wetzel Turnpike
Company, which was read the first time
| Mr.. Slack introduced b,llregulatipg the
penalty of the Board of the Sheritfs OF Ka
nawha county, which was read the first
time.
The Senate bill giving the Circuit Courts
jurisdiction in suits for the maintenance
| of illegtmate children, was passed
On motion of Mr.. Bunker, the committee
on Courts of Justice was instructed to in
qure into and report if any further legsa-
commissions for collecting the public rev.
enue.
On motion Of Mr.. Stevenson, the special
committee ON the subject of Intoxicating
liquors, was requested to inquire into the
expcdiency ofreportng bill to prevent the
practice Of adulterating apd selling adul.
terated liquors.
The House bills to authorize the Kama
wha Board to borrow money; to dispense
with the indexes to the 10 urnals Of the Sen
ate and House Of Delegates, the sketch of
the acts and resolutions of the Legislature;
and to regulate the remission of fines and
penalties by the Executive, wer. each read
the second time and appropriately referred.
A message from the House announced
the passage of the Senate bill in relation to
suits against non residents; that the House
had concurred to the Senate amendment to
the bill providing for and regulating town
ship meetings and elections; that the House
had passed a bill providing for the forma-
ton of corporations and regulating the
same, that tue House had passed bill sup
Elementary to the act to provide for the
regular October election; and that the
House had adopted tie report of the Joint
committee on State Seals.
Tue two bills last named were each read
the first time, and the case being urgent.
the election bill was read the second time
and referred.
Mr.. Carskadon gave notice that on Wed
nesday next he would Introduce a bill to
amend the first section of an act passed
June 26, 1868, in regard to oaths.
The Senate then took up, amended and
laid on the table the preamble and resolu-
tons in regard to the navigation of the Ohio
river.
On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth, the Senate
adopted the reportof the joint committee on
State Seals.
Or motion of Mr.. Mahon the Senate ad-
journed.
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We observe that our friend STUReIss, Of
the Morgantown Monitor, has been taking
unoo himself a wife. That shows good
taste; and We welcome Brother S. into the
ranks of the select" May he and the "fair
partner Of his joys and sorrows" never sx-
perience less happy days than the present
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TIE number OF prize vesse,s .@nrh into
the port of Philadelphia sincethe commence
ment of the warts eighty-6ve. The most
valuable, including the cargo, was the stea-
mer Bermuda, which realized more than
half q million of dollars. Several of the
late prizes, which brought heavy cargoes of
cotton realized large sums
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obstinate man meant what he said. We be-
gin to believe now, that we shall be driv-
ing our quill in the capital of Tennessee
before another month has passed. General
Bragg 10 surrounded by galaxy Of high
military talent and backed by . larger ar
my than he ever before commanded during
his whole military career. Polk, Hill ,
Buckner, Breckenridge, who will perhaps
command corps, Oheatman, Stewart,
sLsring, Cleburue, Walker, with those chieft
aims of the saddle, Forrest, Wharton, Wheel
er. Scott, Pegram, johnson and host o.
others, equally efficient and experienced,
comprise his able corps of assistants. a
weii-planned maneuver for the capture OF
strong force of the enemy was defeated Oh
SATURDAY., by the failure Of the commander
to whom was intrusted the business OF cut
ting the enemy off in the rear, to come up
Virsinia Legisla tur.-Evtra Session, Sep
-0s'b tembsr 10.
Mr.. Randolph, of Richmond, chairman o.
the committee on Military Affairs, reported
bill entitled Gan act to recognize the mil
itia cE the commonwealth" The draft o.
the bill covers thirty-sevenp pages OF printed
matter, embracing thirty-seven sections.
The enactment of the bill includes every
white male between the ages of sixteen and
sixty years, domiciled in the common
wealth, and not exempted by the laws
thereof.
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TALL ToBAcco.-A specimen OF tall tobac
CO was shown us yesterday. The stalk
measured nine feet si1 inches from the first
root br.nch to the top ofthe bloom. 1t was
raised on the farm Of Mr.. V. b. Duvall, OF
Howard county-BaLtimore Sun.
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ONE Or two of the West Virginia claw
Makers expressed the wish, the other
morning, that "some of our fellows would
get on spree some night and pitch the
REGISTER Office into the river. Amt such
men beautiful lawmakers? That's not
encouraging mobs. Oh no; nothing Of the
kind.
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MONDAY, Sept. Is, 1868.

"oNDAI, SepI. 20, 1919.
Mr.. Maxwell reported back House bill
regulating the tax on Seals, with amend
ments. The bill was passed.
Mr.. .Carskaden, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported supple
ment to the Election bill which was taken
up, and subsequently laid on the table,
The bill to provide for the formation of
corporations and regulating the same was
read a second time by its title.
The bill repeating certain sections of
chapters lO5 and l9S ofthe Code was read
second time.
Tbs bill defining the powers and duties of
the several counties Of the State was taken
up and amended.
After some unimportant businessth Sen
ate adjourned.
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One Introductory will be delivered, 10 the Course
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Session,
in the Medical Hail. by the Professors, and at the
Hospitals. At the Philadelphia Hospital, containing
5Tl beds instruction is free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene Will be fully taught
by the appropriate chairs.
The Disectipg Rooms under the superintendent OF
the Professor OF Anatomy and the Demonstration, are
open from the middle of September.
The Rooms for Operative surgery and the Application
Of Bandages, Gee is open early in September and
throughout me session, under the supervision Of the
Professor of Surgery.
G, 1.-....-..o-- c. 5. BISHOP, NJ D.
Surgical Demonstrators h LExo1 Hopor, N. D.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor $50, sl05
Matriculation Fee tpaid once only S
Graduation Zee, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
f. E. ROGERS, u. D., Dean Of the Medical Faculty,
University Building.
SAMUEL PRICE, Janitor,
University Building.
p S--Board may be had at from - so 6 per week.
scpl;-4vltev
TUsT opened lare assortment of Gents, Boys and
y Childrens Hats, Of all colors-
Also;
Childs Fancy Caps Mems, Gents andy Boys Caps
HARPER& BRO.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Sept. "a.
Prayer by Rev. S. R. Dawson, member of
the House
Mr.. Ruffner, from Finance committee, re-
ported bill for the payment of State off,
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INDIANA has been relieved from military
government. Why not grant Ohio the
same blessing?
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HEADQUARTERS, 4TH RECT. W. VA. NJ,
WurpT 1863

General Order No. 81
COMMANDANTS of Companies will Immediately
" order muster of their respective companies at
the usual places of company parade for Inspection of
Arms to tot hess Headquarters the precise
number kind and condition Of the arms within their
respective commands. They .will also report every
momber who fails to pass Inspection.
They will also notify their respective commands to
hold themseve. in readiness to obey promptly any call
that may be made them for service by the proper
authority By order
A. J. SWEENEY, Col Cong 4th Regt.
]. B. Moor, Adj't.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
WHEELING, Sept. %, 1858.
To the People Of Vest Virginia:


To the People Of West Virginia:
HAVE information, deemed reliable, that the rebel
i Generals Imboden, Jackson, and may be others,
contemplate movement of their forces through the
mountains into the State for the purpose Of devasang
and laying waste the country and robbing plunderng
and numbering the people. They may combine their
forces, or they may send dstachments into different
parts Of the State To the end therefore, that they
may be met and driven from the borders Of the State
and defeated in their wicked and ruinous purposes,
ARTHUR I. FOREMAN, Governor of the State OF West
Virginia, do issue this my proclamation calling on
and requiring all officers of the militia and all persons
subject military duty within the State to have their
arms order and be ready to assemble at their usual
places of rendezvous at a moments notice, and to
move to any point when their services may be required
Officers in command OF regiments especially re-
quirsd to give orders to the commandments Of COM
panes to that every in their respective COM
panIes notified to be IL readiness and to have his
arms order for service If the militia in part OF
the State have not sufficient they will be supplied
by me making .proper application. Let 1t not be
again said that rebel army has marched through our
loyal State laying waste the country and robbns and
numbering the people without opposition or resistance
Its expected that the militia will cordially cooperate
with the Government forces in our midst In repeing
sep2slt a. I. FOREMAN.
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w nted.

A SITUATION by young man as entry shipping
"A clerk or salesman in grocery store, has some ex-
perisnce in Bookkeeping and is willing to make himself
generally useful. Apply at this afdce. sepl8St
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New Advertisements.
coAL BANK FOR SALE OR RENT

propose to sell or rent my coal property TSs
Is composed Of about twenty of good coal
land. The banks are dry and well aired, and are asua-
ted in the centre of the city They are IN gooa al
ing order, supplied with good IRON raiost a., hns-
The fixtures for the successful prosecuting OF tne
ness Also the wagons mules and other utensils con-
nectsd Herewith. ,.orno vine
There is also attached to these premises young
yard Of about three acres which desire to dispose VI
with the above o,,,y NOLAN
sep29:1w -s JUN ~
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HEADQUARTERS 5rH RECT. W, VA. M
WHEELING, Sept. Is, 1853.
General Order No5.l 90
TOMMANDANTS Of Companies will immediately
~ order muster of their respective Companies, at
their usual places Of company parade for Inspection Of
Arms and report to these Headquarters the precise
number, kind condition oftheir within their
spective commands. They will also report every men,
Der who fails to pass inspection.
They will also notify their respective commands to
hold themselves in readiness to obey promptly any
call that may be made them for service by the proper
authority. By order
J. McCLUNEY, CONG 5th Rest.
8. g. STEVENS, Adjutant. sep29:St
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLV ANIA,
PHILADELPHIA.
Medical Department.
NINETY EIGHTH SESSION (lS63-64.

William Gibson. ". D., Professor of Surgery
George B. Wood, II. D., Emeritus Professor of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
Samuel Jackson, NJ D., Emeritus Professor OF Instr
tutes of Medicine.
Hugh L. Hodge, NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor of Obstsr-
tries and the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Joseph Carson, VI. D. Professor Of Matera Medca and
Pharmacy.
Robert E. Rogers. ". d. Professor eff Chemistry.
Joseph Leidy, VI. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Henry H. Smith, VI. D., Professor of Surgery.
William Pepper, N. D., Professor of Theory and Prae-
tice of Medicine
F. Gruney Smith, NJ. D., Professor of Institutes of
Medicine.
r. A Penrose ". D., Professor of Obstrics and the
Diseases of Women and Children.
John H. Packard, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Lectures oftIe Session aCiU begin on the
second Nondaycf October and close on
the first Of March.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-04

PARTICULAR aoTrCE.

Therenr many preparations sold under tie nzz ) Of
Biiters, prt up il quar- beetles poeuded 81 tie
cheapest viii -seg EpiG. cosaag 20 10
40 per galioH, iae taste disguised Is Anze CT
CoriAnder heeo
This class of BIiters las caused AID will continue to
caase. long ~ they can lie sold bau1ress T. die TIE
death Of The drum krd- b. their the system j. eft
c5ntinua y under the inf aenee 81 AlcChollc anlu lnts
OF the Nihd, he Liquor Is created aud
kept up aul tbs result Is all The horo attcn nt up
on a draukardis life and death.
FoE those Who desire Ill have Liquor Bi.iers
ubsh the ioilss iu- rece pt- get One Bottle OF
Hoofsnd's German EtterS aud ri * ita InFte GuaFts
OF good Brandy or Nbishty, ELd The result vii. IT
prepa4aion that vii FAR eNce1 IL medicinal ylt,aes
and true excellence ATTY pi lne 1rer4s Lquar Beers
in the market, and w CCSt much les. You Viii b.
all ths virtue II EoOiiaGaN B4Iters5u connection IN
COED article 81 Liquor, "a. much less price than
these inferior preparations vii cest you.
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The Hates ofFretght
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Droverssnd Farmers M Rnd this Ia m os "a dvan-
tageous route Tor 1--we stock Capsctous Yards vel
wstered and supplied with every convenience h ave
heeho Peheuohthittin connections anda very
attention - paia tothelf wants From Hsnisbtrgh,
Were VIII oe faAhG every convenience for feddins
snd resting choice 1. offered OF the pHIIAhEL
PHfA, NEN Y0kkapd BALTIAOREMAkkEf
ihiswiiiatso De found The shortest quicker md
n9stdtreclFouttlof eAockto New fork-iyiaAlie n
town and wiiA hanresthan any other.
ENOCH LEWIS. Geasra lsapt Altoona Pa
Z. u holFI- tea Ticket Agt. Phiade iphis
Il. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agen
dAv pbi sdatj
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS
AND THE FRTEypS OF DrFH~

we call The attention Of all having relations or
fIiehds 10 tbs array y the iaet that HIGHLANDS
induced by exposures asd pryatiobs inclenI camp
life. In ice -ts, publishes almost dali. tie
papers. the arrival Of he SIX. II viii be noticeI
hat very afs pF,i2r0oh are sELeTipg irotA drbl-
~ Every that kinA can le reaaily cured Is
Heofsnd's German Bltters Diseases resulting from
We have hrsiiation in satng that If these plQers
freely use4 among seiaiers, hundreds Of live
might be saved thal otherwise " III be lost.
We call particular atefliaato the following remark
sbe and veil autheuteaied ceFe II one of Die nations
whose Lie 10 ase his own language "Lss
saved by the bitters':
Philadelphia, August ssrd, 1852.
.HesSrs Jozes & Ecass-W Ell, gentlemen, sonr Aool-
iana's German Buffers has saved my life. There Is
no mistakeinthis. II il ye4ehed Tor my Numbers OIL
canFades, sonie u whose names are appended ard
who fully cognizan q all the my
am, aud have teen Tor tae last four Years,
Der Of Shetua rs celebrated battery, under
The immediate comlnaud Of apt. Il. b. alres. fneo'
the exposure attfhasht uioA ~ Afdnos duties, vas
attacked 10 November last aith nh@mnaton Of the
lungs f3r euy Two days tile hospital
his was followed b Ettat debility heieniened hy
attack o. Dis sehterv. / was then removed frtm tie
White House, semitic this city Oh board lhe
er state Maine . from which landed on lhr 4Sf
Of June Sirse that time have been about low
For a wees or more wa scarcely aide to swal.o-
apything and ii DID force norseI down, i N@s
mediately thrown up again.
could not even seep glass Of water n ny stom-
ach Life could not lLsf under these circumstances ;
and accordingly the fh scians WHO mad been working
faithfully! though unnecessarily, 10 reseGe from
lhr etAsP y ~ = = 800 A't 14Ss
could more for me, and advised a
clergy man anu 70 haAe suehe Pest'oi - my limited
fTnd a. osl seltea me- az aeaaaihtahee ~ho visited
below Arch Street, advised ne, asa tororn hope. TO
he lime t4An u thy gloomy shadow
of te receded, and now, tiauN H. get
ting better; Ihoaga -. 's1el. lui Two Sa,li.s,
perr.stea TO eleiu N! wife aud dauehler frou hon
have heard nothing for eighteen nantls; for gehte-
men, sm 10y al NirgiR.a from the vicinity Of Trout
kOxal . your lfFAi1ei>e BtittrS lbs ctItAiE-
~ Of life which has taken the place Of rsEoe earsto
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Induced BY the extensive sale ard universal popu-
larity OF Hoofanjs Ge-an Bitier7 pureIy Ysgsiabe)
hosts u ignorent Quscks and pGo1s adventures
have opened upen suffering humanity the food gates Of
hoshums IN the snap Of POOR taissey, silely com
pounded with inJuroGs drugs, and ehristeued Tones
stomaetics and Bisters.
Beware Of the innuvlerabie Of Alcohoiic pre-
paratnns in pethorle bottles, ana ble beIl+ kegs
under Tie moGys. srisIaon ofBlte,s; which Instead
= curing, eniy agrayse disease, and leave the disap-
70. nted suferer in desEaI-.
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They contain no Alcohol or bad Whisky A.,

They WILL cuRx the above diseases in nfnsy-nine
cases cut OF q bnndred.
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ST. Louis, Mo-, JusE Is.

The articles above billed, am told by
good judges OF the Nicksburg market, for
which they were consigned, would there
realize from tCeaty to thirty thousand
doliWs-a considerable store Tor the con-
sumption Of General Blair and eight asso-
ciates, notwithstanding the climate was
warm and the labors hard-both indu-
cling drouth.
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HoorLAND's GERMAN nIrrERs

Are not new and untried article. but lave stood
the test Of Gzen yesrs trz by the Americ4n pu bic
and their Reputation and sAle are sot rpalied by any
similar prepar alton The proprielors hsye thousands
Of Letters from the most e-niagnt
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F Baggage Checked THROUGH. -
And Transferred Free.

L K = q II I S.
BY Tbs roate, Ftei3hts o ali q exc ri.,tfors =.
Forwarded u snd from Philadelphia. Ne. Eo,E
6osson o. na'ttsore to and from any point oh the
Railroads 81 oaio, kentucky. Indiana fIflnai.
Wisconsin, Iowa or A.ssoari. BY RAILROAL nj
RECT.
The pennsylyanis Kstiroad aisoronner,. Ip,s,.
burg with steamers, by which Good a be aya
ed 20 Any point 90 the Ohio, AuskInga,n Keadacsv
Tennessee. cumberland, Illinois, Mississiupil Nj.
cousin MtssI8 ri. Kansas, Arkansas aud Resl ptv
eis, GAd a. tteselAA3. Senduskt and Chicago With
steamers 10 all ports n ine North " c.tert IsIe.
AerchAntsznd shppe &c Rirnsiinx he trans 5oyt.
ton oftheirFreighfto This Com psny car relv win
confidence on speedy transit
The Hates OF Freight
To aAdfrom any pointinthe West by the pc rlnsvi
santa ten;rEl Railroad. ST all times 4 pa.
sohAbLh A. AXE CHARGED By OTHER RAIL
Road COMPANIES.
~ Bepartiealsrio srkpaekAges, "vlAaxKx.
CENTRAL X. r. n
For Frcigh Contracts or skipping DIrectfont ap-
ply 20 or address either OF follow u Agents OF
tas Company.
u. A.sTEwART Freight agent. Pi,tsstrgh
CLARkt& CO., Transfer Agents =
II. W. bkuN y s. Co, C4ncinnaii o.
K. Z. MkLuRUM CO., Msdlson Ira
J. y. MOORE. Loulsville. hy.
W. n. ALTMAN s. CO.. Evansville. Ind
X. r. SASS, -. Louis. Missouri.
CLARKE < CO., oaicago, iii.
J. H. M'1uLA POttsauath O.
X E'NkELf, * MoST6oMERY, Nays iie
Kentucky.
". & r. l.. LANGLEr .Gallipolis ID.
s.PIEgCE & co. GAINESVILLE %.
\. 4. HUDsoN, Ripley, O.
H. MELDHEM, ueneral Travelling 4gep;
for the South nswesk.
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r 7. PERKINS,

Metallic Burial Cases kept costsntiy on hand for
viii III article am sole agent Those from adistance
can bs accommodated by application to me. wooden
Con trimmed to orders short notices, and having
my own Hearse and carriages. am prepared to at
tend to funerals very reasonably. ordeisieft Al
Office. at nv residence, corner ofSixth and TX
change Streets will meet with prompt attention.
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