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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-11
LAND FOR SALE.

choice quarter sectiOn In Fremont townsbap.
The N v: Of, Sec. 8, T. So, r. W., for saie
cheap. Enquire. Of
WIN. ELLIOTT, Aey. asN I
Nov. 80, 1856. I'm Clerks 0Alce, Tip>on. 7
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-11
WEST LIBERTY, Iowa, Jan. 5tb, 1865.

Ed. Notwithstanding Of the mem.
beus-o} .ihS t.1ipn District Agrisal.pra|
makc their Society complete success,
some measure must be adopted TO rsise
funds to enclose their Fair grounds, and
tor this purpose, principally, the Prssi.
dent called a ne ting OF the officers and
Board Of Directors and at their NEE.
ing, held OF the 23d Of December, 1865,
in pursuance Of said call, the following
was unanimously adopted:
Resoloed That a committee be appoint
cd to CANVASS the district aud solicit o
subscription of Eve dollars from each in
dividusl, and in lieu thereof give him a
certificate of membership for the period
of five years guarants eing to him oil the
rights and privileges Of any other men,
Der OF IL society during said time. Said
certificate to be negotiable.
The committee appointed we're: DR..
W. W. Waters, Ataiissa; Alouzo Brock
way, Pike; H. s Compton, MuscstiDe !;
+. s Cone, Pike Tho's Collins, Cover;
M. Varney, Spriugdale Phineas Cow
gill, West Branch Zadok Ellyson, lowe:
+. Il. Evans, &. p Nichols, West Lib
erty. Those Of this committee who are
not Assessors 10 the townships IN which
they reside will perhaps procure the a..
sistauce Of their assessor, as the canvas.
sing can bs done By them most CONVEX.
iently. Now will not all the good PEG
pie, who feel interested 10 building up
this society, give US their hearty co
operation, and lend US the "matcrial aid"
50 much needed
Adjourned to meet March Sd, 1866.
NJ. VARNEY, President.
J. S. TAYLOR, Secretary.
MIR. EDlToR:-The reading of the
articles Of !" Boxw and Tarbox."
with your own EDITORIAL 10 answer to the
former, afforded me great pleasure. and
! sincerely hope. trust and prsy. that tho
ideas therein advanced may have their
designed influence and effect / am
really glad that Mr.. Tsrbox lives in this
part OF the county; for | was involunta.
rlly under the impression, that was the
ouIy one here, who sees things, A. he
sees them. @
Now, Mr.. Editor, since there 70 at
least one in these parts, who thinks upon
these important subjects, a. do, please
permit me also to be heard through your
paper, that my friend may take courage
from what | may say upon the same sub.
ject and others.
The citizens of this county decided
several Years ago, that hogs and sheer
shall not be permitted to run at large.
NO person travelling through our neigh.
borhood would know, that VIC have such
law by itsneffects We have also law
occupying several pages in the Code and
Regular Session of 1862, providing, that
sitter the first day Of November and BE-
fore the frat day of May, all animals nav
be taken up - estrays. We also have .
law impar,ial'y demanding, that ps,ti, ion
fences shall be kept up throughsut the
year. Who By witnessing the effects
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Trespass--$lO Reward!

II WILL PAY REWARD or TEN DOLLARS
il TO any person who win furnish proof that
WI. Persons. or any other pssses. has been CT
ting or intends to cut umber on lot Of section
ts, township 80. range 5, wsst, ilCedaf county,
LENA; ~ said land belongs to ~. -AM peraS6a
are warned mot to cut any timber on said land,
- will prosecute, to the full extent Of the law,
oil persons tresspassing thereon. ----.-.
JOHN ESCHER.
Upton, Iowa, Jan. 6, 1865 :n2m3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

In oonvalescence from Cholera, Malignant
Fevers, Small Pox, or any Cutaneous Atfec-
lions, will be found Invaluable, giving tone
to the system, and removing all the pros
trating effects incidental to disease. The
universal and popular knowledge OF the vir-
tues of TRUE Calisaya Bark requires no ex.
PLANTATION; centuries have passed since its dis
covery, and it is now recognized rs the best
febrifuge which bountiful nature has favored
us with. Science has discovered many
methods OF extracting It's Virtues, and reduc-
ing, to small bulk, the active principles of
the Bark, viz, Quinine, Cinchonine, etc, all
OF Wnlch are invaluable as medical agents
me great want of n mild and reliable tonic
IN IN cases Of Debility, Night SweatS, ScroGula
Dyspepsln, Loss OF Appetite, and other diSea-
SEES incidental to n diSorganiZed system has
lnduced metO present this to the melicaiDrO-
IeSSlon ana sufferers, rs the most reliable sale
ana powerful tonic that can be prepared
combining, MS 1t does, all the active princIl
pies OF the True CaliSaya Bark, with other
ingredients, which render 1t the perfection Of
remedy for all the above diseases
prepared by T. W. MarSClen, 4S7 Broadway
Dew SrtWa york, and for sale by all Druggists
7. H. Logan & Co. and Logan, List & Co.
wholesale Agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
Sold also by z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall:
Z. ii. Colbert, end OF Stone Bridge: Nicl.aiu
Bros, corner Market and Monroe SITS: O. j.
rowing * Co., No. y Monroe street, Wheel
NJ augS-lyeow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

CHARITY CARRIED TOO FAR REACTS
UrON Him WHO EXERCISES lT.-Mr,
August Schroeder keeps II beer saloon
ON Market square, in the rear of the
Grant House. Hero he accommodates
all thirsty souls who chance to give him
drunk.
MIR. Schroeder was in his usual place
of business on Thursday last, attend
ing to the wants of some Ecntlemon
who were sitting at one of his tables,
when who should walk i'll but Mr.,
Adam Gesner. Mr.. q. had been look
ing at the Turner's and others, and had
got rnther full, but not so full-in his
own opinion-as to preclude the posi-
olIlty of swallowing another glass of
beer. lie therefore requested MIR. S. to
hand him glass of the fouminE bever-
age, but was met by positive refusal
from that gentleman to contribute any,
thing whatever to his further intoxica-
ton. This was astonishing. 1t was
also aggravating. And Mr.. &. express
ed his indignation. He then departed
Returning presently, he again called
for "a drop of water to cool his pnrcheCl
tongue" but Mr.. s., deaf to ali his en-
treaties as the tabled old gentleman
down below to the prayers OF his Gus
toners, again refused to give him drink.
Mr.. q. again expressed his indignation.
but thlS time more uproariOuSlv than
before. Mr.. S. in his turn grew indir-
nant, and had Mr.. G. arrested.
Saturday morning the case came up
for trial in the police court, and Mr.. s..
desiring to be easy on c., got too EASY,
and tailed to prove his case. For which
he had TO pay costs, himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

DoINaS At THE STEAM FIRE EN0ISE
HoUSE.-SaturdHy afternoon, tho CONF
mittoc on Fire Department proceeded
to the house i'll CUntro Wheeling, OrGCt-
cd for tho accommodation of the Steam
Fire Engine, and having examined il
thoroughly, protested themselves salts
fed with tho workmanship on the build
ing. They thcn took it OF tho hands OF
MIR. v. b. Gomdy, contractor and
builder.
The horses for tho engine wore put in
their stalls inside the building and OK
PCrimentS were made to see how quick
ly they could be hitChed to tho ma
chine and tho whole got ready for work j..
Til" time was - seconds. Rather fast
time, we think. With three or four
engines i'll town, handled AS we'll
as this ouoiS, n fire would have to rage
terribly, il they could not be got to the
spot, before very EreAt damage was
,After the building had hcen inspect
cd, and the horses and engine tried, all
hands sat down 10 II substantial lunch
prepared by tho huspitNblc w. II. Hnr-
rtSon, Chief Engineer OF the Sts0nl Fire
Engin" Co.. during the discussion of
which speeches were made by several
gentlemen present, and tOasts drank by
all.
The Committee then parted with
their friends OF tho Fire Engine Co., in
the best OfhumOrS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

NIGGERs WILL FIGHT.-If "Mo-
ses don't soon accept that innocent
invitation extended to him by the CITY
Council, and hurry around here on his
"DlNine legation he won't have the
satisfaction of seeing, in this locality. n
Cause why, there won't be any mig
gers left for white men" to operate
on. Witness the following:
sam Foster aud Joe jackson, alias
Rubock. alas something else, are two
gentlemen of color, employed at the
Sprigg House in the capacity of knife
sinners. They both go to see the same
young lady, and, of course, entertain
anything but amicable feelings towards
each other. This enmity brenks out in
boasts, from each one, of his superior
Understanding abilities, and has several
times threatened the end of their mis-
cradle cXiStenccS, but the want of amy
weapons but fists has always prevented
the settlement OF their difficulties final
ly and forever.
Last night, however, about I o'clock,
sam was busily engaged Mt his occupR-
ton, in the SprigE House, when Joe
came around, and the two fell to quar-
reling at once. Words ran high. The
warm African blood grew hotter each
moment. Finally, Sam seized a knife
and, with front cut" laid ouen n
wound in Joe's face, that will show to
his dying day. But this only astonish-
ed Joe for moment. Recovering him
self, he went at Sam, as he stood knife
in hand, and administered kick to the
abdomen of that individual, which
would have settled anything but a
'.cullud gemman" for one evening at
the least: This coup dc pied he was
about following up with divers more.
when the friends of the parties inter-
feTed and stopped the play
Both talked big" and Sam finally
gathered up his knives, while Joe went
down stairs to have his wound attended
to,
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Let the Indies Road.

FINRE EIREMEN OF THE CITY RE
l. sGCcttuly solicit donations Of catRhleS for
u grand dinner to our visiting tirCmcn on the
18th inst PCrsonS contributing will please
leave their donations between the hours VI
II IN. and =. m, on the l2Ih inst. at the fol.
lowing PLACES:
FIISSr wARp-DaVtd CAmpreI's. Joseph
StAECrS and William ChapltnSS GTOCcrN'
StNrtSS.
SECNNp WARn-R. ArkIeS GrnCery StorC.
THIRD WAEn-GeO. Phillips GrNcG'rS store.
FOURTH WARD.-lamSS BStleyS rerI-
demo-, on Centre street, f Z. LETTERS Grocery
and Henry KurtES Dry GO(SiS StoTC.
EtETH wARp.-EIrSt Mutual StOrC. ReCNi
& ErAnS, and +. W. RNSsOltS Dry Goods
Store.
SMITH WAEp.-INEcllC StorC, Vim. Hast
inSS residence. ON ChaHltnC stTCct, and Geo.
EAlWaNd's GTOcSrS..
SKY ENrH WARD,-BlRir & Hunters Gro
Gerry. T. SHELLEY, Chairman.
Ed. WEISGEKBEls,S ec,y OF COmmittee.
SepS-tt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

CHARLES NELSON, who, when hO paid
Judge Good RViSit about two months
ago, claimed to belong To Pittsburg,
was found Friday night skulking, or.
sleeping, about the SpriRg House,
The gontlemnnly proprietor of this
establishment HASN'T the slightest OBJ
lection to SEQ his house filled with
they have tho necessary funds. Thon
they can have the host of RCOOmmodn-
tiOns, otherwise. This was precisely
the case with Mr.. Nelson. 1t was other
wise with him, and he was tNken by IN
officer TO tho more hoSpitable lookup.
Saturday morning he trembled like
the humane keeper supplied, aud Mr..
Nelson, having drunk copiously, was
himself again.
No charge having been preferred
against him, no was discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

CART. THoMPSoN's boat, to be called
the lngomar We understand. which has
Geen lying Just below Wilson, Duulevy
= Co.'S boat-yard, undergoing repairs,
was out Saturday and behaved to the
satisfaction of all hands.
She is a side-wheeler, has a wave line
model, and is quite fast.
II Is designed 10 run her in the San
fish trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

THE LARGE FOSTERS for the North
West Virginia Agricultural Society,
announcing its exhibition OH the 9th,
10Th, 18th and l2Ih OF October, arc being
printed i'll the job Rooms connected
with the lNTELLIGENCER Office. We
think the style and execution of the
job will excel any of its Predecess Ors.
They will be ready for distribution in
4 iAN or two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10
The Fair-Booths to Rent.

I WILL RE ON THE FAIR GROUSIES
l On the Island ON Tuesday and "Wednesday
afternoons at s O'Clock, for the purpose OF
Renting RetrGShmGnL Booths during the IElir
In NrtOter. Persons wishing BOOTHS will
meet NE ON the grounds. None but inspect
ScpluN Treas. North West Va. Az SoC'Iy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

JoHN ScHoKENSY, boy, fought with
Patsy Eagan, another boy, on the 9Th
day of September, 1866. Information
was made TO the officers of the law,
last, the case was dismissed by Judge
Good, at the costs of the prosecutor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

THE market. Saturday morning, was
quite full, and we'll attended. Prices
we're as follows:
Pork, beef and veal, l6 cents per
pound; chickens, 81 81 per dozen; sugar
cured hams, canvassed, q cents; sugar
cured dried beef, 90 cents; tomatoes, 20
cents per bushel; potatoes IS cents per
busheI; corn, 10 cents per dozen: lima
beans, % cents per quart: string beans,
high and scarce, at 81 per bushel; cab
hage, 40 cents per dozen heads: beets, 10
cts. per dozen punches; apples, 81 50 per
hushel; butter, . cents; eggs, IL cents;
sweet potatoes, lower than at our last
report, 81 30 per bushel; small Dam
son plums sold at s. per bushel.
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Gor. 8aIe.
Farnn for Sale

TINIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
l. sale tho tract OF lnnd lie now resides on.
containing 40 acres, with dwelling, store
house and other necessary buildings; 10 acres
improXed; we'll watered and In g fine state OF
store. For further particulars address the
subscriber ut HAlly Meadows, Tucker Co,
West Va. ISep3-7tsI u, WHEELER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

THE HEBREW NEW YEAR.-To-dav
and tomorrow will be commemoratetl
by those of the Hebrew persuasion,
what is generally known as their New
Year. These days are the first of the
month of Tisbri, 5025, counting from
the Creation. Preliminary PRAYER
meetings are held in the synaSogues
prior TO the feast, and are continued up
To Iom kipur, the Day of Atonement,
which takes place on Wednesday, the
18Th. and which terminates the ten days
OF fasting, humiliation and PRAYER,
commencing this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

j. l.. DoNALDsOS, Brevet Major Cen
eral, and Chief Quartermaster, Depart
Inent of the Tennessee, has published 1,
circular notifying the "Eriends of De-
ceased Union Soldiers" that the remov-
al of the bodies Of all Union soldiers
buried in the States Of Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Georgia, Alabama and Missis-
siPpi, and on the west bank of the Mis-
sissipPi river from opposite Columbus.
KY, TO the mouth of Red River, La, to
ths National Cemeteries at Memphis.
Pittsburg Landing, Fort Donetson.
Nashville. and Columbia, Tenn, Mari.
etta and Macon, Ca, Montgomery and
Mobile, Ala, Natchez, Vicksburg and
Cprinth, Miss, during the ensuing fall
and winter, will afford an opportunity
Tor friends and relatives and surviving
comrades Of the dead to be present and
assist in Identifying their remains,
The work Of disinterment will com
meme" about the LIST Of October. and
continue until all are gathered IN.
It.II iuS ,. ie-I Fnus oil being present mt any
ntthe places from which the dead are
70 he removed, by addressing Rrvt
MAJOR r.. u. whitman, Assistant Ounr.
teTInasteT, IN charge Of National S'e,n-
eteTtes and MoTtunry Records. Mn
tTeesborO, Tenn, will be informed nj
Whht Tune the dlstntermenls will tnke
place at any particular locality.
All persons possessed of nny inEor.
Inntion that Inny be fuse in identify
ing the dead, who have not nIren3v
done so, are requested to forward IL 10
Major Whitmnn, who will see it placed
in the hands Ofthe officers engaged in an
perintending the removals TO the sever
nj Cemeteries.
Catalogues OF the dead already re-
moved TO the National Cemeteries St
Stones River, Chattanooga and Knox-
vile, Tenn, will be ready for pubIicn-
ton in IA few days, which can bs obtain
ed on application 10 Chief QunrterInns-
ter Donaldson, at Nashville, Tom.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
PHnn1nO1afH

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
d executed by James W. Zane TO mo as
Trustee, bearing date on tho nth day or No.
vember, a. D., 1856, and OF record in the Re-
cOuicr's office, OF this county, State of West
proceed to sell Mt public auction, Mt the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio County, on
MOntlny, October StII, 1866, at 10
TO wit: Being tho Brick Mansion House
and one acre OF ground attached to, and on
Island, being the same property now Occu-
pied by said james W. Zane.
Terms, cash. '''' q. l.. CItANMER,
ScpS-tS Trustee.
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rig FEN MATTERs.-Our sanitary Of
ticials are very vigilant now, and those
who neglect to keep their premises in
the best of condition must expect to
contribute something towards the IL
nances of the city.
AS warning to all we give tho case
OF Herman Renner, ofCentre Wheeling,
who has stable attached to the hotel
Of which he is the proprietor, and in
which hogs that are not Mr.. Renner's
property are, especially on market
days, allowed to range at will. A san
ltary official, learning of this matter,
paid visit one day to Mr., Renner's es.
Enlistment, but did not find the gem
tleman in. However, he left word
with parties about the house, that the
premises must be cleaned up.
Afterwards, the same Official went
back and found that his warning hnd
not been properly attended to. s
complaint was, Ofcourse, made against
AIR. H., and that gentleman had to APP
pear, Saturday morning, before Judge
Good on the charge of keeping null
sance on his premises.
He was fined one dollar and costs,
and warned afresh.
of: y - t'SO
Some time since, an officer of the
Special Sanitary Police, called at the
residence of Mr.. Lawrence Gillespie, in
East Wheeling, and inquired whether
pig pen was kept about the establish
inent. To this question Mrs, G., who
happened to be at home, made re.
PLY IN the negative. The sanitary DO.
hceman departed relying confidently
just received. -1''''
several days afterwards, a complaint
was made TO the Health Officer. that The
Gtllespies kept very foul and noisOmo
pig pen on their premises. The Health
officer, catching n glimpse of Mr.. John
Cholera In the air, Mt once dispatched
to ascertain all about the matter, the
same policeman who had visited tho
Gillespies before.
Now the truth came out. For, tile
officer having got to his destination, in
CURED OF Mrs. g., as before, whether
there was pig pen on the premises, to
which Mrs. q. replied that there wasn't.
put seeing was better than believing.
80, proceeding without more ado TO the
yard attached TO the dwelling, he there
discovered what had offended the olfnc-
tory sensibilities of the neigibors
namely, ga pig pen with two pigs in Il
and trough to feed them"
Mr.. Gillespie was summoned to an
pear before Judge Good, on Saturday
last. But, Mr.. c., himself, not being
T T,ni 70 attend, his wife put in nm ar
,'r.e IN his stead, and had the sat
!hinctinn of paying one dollar and costs
to tho city. O--0 '''''- anu 'o''''
- "E huNBUGGED LoNGER.-Every
pouy draws prize in n bottle that will Te.
"""Ie gray mar To Its original color. prevent
S"iS "aiuhe". Rings AmbroSia IA the
my PepA!atlOh that In warranted TO do M
-, ~, L,' ny bottle and he convinced
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

MESSRS. wuSoN, DUNLEVT Il Co., on
Saturday, launched "A new barge.
We understand that the barge was
built for Il ST. Louis company.
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The Telegraph
IN CONCLUSION,

We havo to express our gratitude to our
friends for the liberality with which they
continue to sustain us, and VIC risk nothing
In promising that the INTELLIGENCER
will continue TO improve M the public de-
mands require, and be fully up to tho spirit
and requirements OF the times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

RIVER SEws.-The river still contin-
ues TO rise, with five feet seven inches
water in the channel by the marks.
Some lumber men have taken advan-
tage of the rise to float out several
large RATS of logs.
The regular packets for to-day are the
Eagle, for Parkersburg, at II A. NJ;
James Rees, side-wheel steamer, for
Snnfish, at p. NJ, in place of Leslie
Combs; Henry Logan, for SteubenviiIe,
al T. NJ; and GAINESVILLE, for Bellaire
at and 10 a. NJ, and 3 p. NJ.
The New State will leave for Pitts
burgh, Tuesday at = A. NJ. Freight or
passage can be secured by applying to
Booth, Battelle Il Co. or on board.
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Train for the West.
A FEW WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.

FEW WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
How few there are who are not subject to
some affection of the lungs or respiratory or
gans. who, by neglecting premOnItory symp-
toms, aggrnvate the complaint, until disease
strikes its shafts, causing inexpreSsible tor
ture of the patient, and anxiety and distress
TO friends. "Ouly n cold! "a slight sore
throat" is the needless remark of many
when so affected. Yes; "Only n cold, :" was
the thoughtless expression of thousands
whom death has marked for his prey.
observation-disclosures should be the
motto forever in the minds of all subject to
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, or Influenza. Words
OF advice should be needed by all suffering
nom Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption.
Relief is within their reach; and, If neglected
fatal consequences ensue-a life of misery-a
daily, hourly, struggle for existence. a con-
Death!
Does it not appal the strongest mind, to
think OF the result caused by neglect? Then
why delay? What excuse can be offered
Wnen timely warning is sounded i'll YOUR
ears? When thedanyer is pointed out, why
not avoid it? MARsDESS's PICTORIAL BALM
lion Of cases, and is endorsed by the Medical
FACULTY MS the most prompt and efficOcious
remedy that scientific research has discover.
Colds, Influenza, and Consumption, If the
case is not beyond all hope. Even when the
sufferer sun Is in the last Stages. he will find re-
mel ny using this preparation. One bottle
Will convince the most incredulous, that the
merits OF this preparation are by no means
eSagSer1ted; In fact-fall far short OF the
nave been cured by Its timely use. 4 gunrtln-
zee accompanies each bottle, and dealers are
instructed In every instance to refund the
money, when this preparation fails TO relieve.
trep3red by Il. W. MaTstlen, 49,, Broadway
Price, 81 per bottle.
u; II. Logan & Co; and Logan, List & Co.,
Sold alsoDy f. Booking, Odd Fellow y Hall:
g. n. Colbert, end OF Stone Bridge; McI4aiIi
iRawllng Il Co., No. p Monroe street, Wheel
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On SATURDAY MORNING last. n Ten.
tonic individual, going home from
market, had occasion to make a Dur-
chase on Market street. Accordingly.
10 keep the horse he was driving from
taking wings unto himself and fleeing
into the uttermost parts of the country,
he tied the reins fast to the seat OF the
wagon; and descending from his perch,
entered a store for the purpose afore.
said.
Hardly, however, had he got inside
when the noble specimen of equine ere.
alton took it into his head that the
strain upon his mouth was too severe.
and, to relieve it, began to go tail fore,
most; put this sort Of progression ma
result was that he suddenly event to
grass, giving Mynheer and his friends
no little trouble in getting him on his
feet again.