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The Knabe Piano


Is well enough known throughout tho
5LAtel e STAND upon Its meKfts aud II q 20
messy to PEDDLE them fbnnng6 n set
IN o. send agents from door TO daoS Io
., Ihe proper way for purchasers 10 s1,rr,.
SIIeLLlseiHe8 = 70 apply to responEibIe sssr;
Nnere they know that what they buT IS II
as represented NNI y lust
~, another method Of pushing bad work uro.
liz pubic Is TO sell through MIrFfe Jiz1.P ~
allowing them large comm iSSj6S,S e. suetleII
tittSInoLns ther Instruments. This mSds !;
~ " ooAlne5S OF course fneTedBeSthe DTics ~
t t1e commission 1ltLt Necessarily come T,I =
the purchaser. NSA1le Hon
MI, IN Pgrehastng nom the agent Of n frs.-cl,..
~ u1u1acturer, an instrument can ha6S5 p
Ine lactory Observation-Disclosures 1 M - ~
s,, tio9s OF outside makers that HE de- ~
m1n1 increases the price Of the inStIp.
Persons in want Of drst-olass Pianos carro,
SEPeet TO buy them at second or third a.;
81 The public are invited to examine III.
0''SA Ot.
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Prioe 50 cents and 81 Der bottle.
ATTENTION BALD HEADS.
THE QUEEN, THE oUEEyI

MRS. WISSLOWS Queen Of Hair Re
storers is Queen. not only in name, but in
virtues. 1t will make the hair grow and re-
store Il TO its natural color. It Is really the
hest Hair Restorer in the market twill free
the head from dandruf, and produce a new
growth OF hair when II has fallen of, II faith
iuiy applied Try theQueen. It is delight
i4i Introducing. Reoollect the name, Mrs
M1nSloWs Queen OF Hair RestorerS Sold
WHOLESALE and Retail by EDMUND BOOK
ING, No. Odd Fellows Han, WheelipH' W
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Rootl Root! Rooti Reod! ReadI

RooT's PErACHISE preserves the life Off
hair-changeSi II from gray to its original color
IN three WeekS-Preyents the hair from fall
lng-ts the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the maTket-wiu surely remove
dandrun and cure all disease of the scalp
Is delightfully."- penumed, cures badness, and
VIII not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell 1t true, when we say It is a
RestOrer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStaehlo Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists
ORRIN SRINSER & CO., Sole Proprietors
Springfield, Mass
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COlgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
AsuperiOr Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable OILS in combination with
GIyeerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and Sorthe Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unriyalled. Forsale by all druggists.
feb27-lyd&v
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TIE closing scenes in Congress were
not creditable to that body, ifthe cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Commer-
laereiGl IS TO be relied on. It seems
that Mr.. Strouse, the democratic mem
ber nom Pennsyl vania, was very drunk
when he cried out in supposed mag
unanimous moment of non-partyism
Hthree cheers for our noble Speaker y,
And he was not the only member that
had been imbibing freeiy,-says the
eorresPo
The night session of the House, last
ing TIL this morning, was filled with
uisg u5ting scenes. Liquor flowed pref
y freely from several committee rooms.
and the result was fully exhibited on
me NOOK Of the House. In one instance,
sellel3 were appointed who were una
pie % stand in their places, and the
count they reported to the House ran
= titlt.eeu over q quorum. Members
epts4 cary ana omen to make it APP
pear that Z quorum was present. Jokes
were retafled and stories told. Al dozen
0E 50 noembeEs, q one time, had pitch
ca battles with paper Wads, books, &c.
when were dnng through the hail.
At daylight this MORNING. one Of the
members called on the reporters In the
'allery 20 come down ana Join In the
: no wonder that in such condi-
Ion the members felt quite nee to vote
lssi ofsegenty millions more taxes
enon ths country.
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WE hayefurther news over the cable
this morning, although nothing OF
special importance. 1t is a matter
however of extraordinary interest to
know from day to day, that the great
enterprise is still a success, and that the
passage of the electric current remains
unobstructed and shows.no signs of
falling. We have yet to thoroughly
test the real practieability of the enter
prise. That a cable can be laid was
demonstrated in 1855, just as certainly
as within the last few days. And in
that year several messages passed to
and fro, one from the Queen to
President Buchanan, and his re-
ply. Indeed there was more or
less communication for a month.
But finally the cable would
not work owing to the action of the
water, which is itself powerful con-
ductor, and other supposed causes.
The present cable is the fourth one that
has been, in whole or in part.
laid down, and very reasonably, It is
an improvement on all its predecessors
being stronger and more Thoroughly
insulated, There is no scientific rea-
son to doubt its success. We believe
that all necessary precautions have
been taken to assure its continued
working. In the meantime the news
viii como to us slowly, as we are not
IN teleRraphic communication with
newfoundland which is separated from
Cape BritOn Island by eighty miles OfI
water. The dispatches this morning.
as far as received at this writing, bring
us European advices down TO tie 3Ot6.
last Monday. In few days, as soon
as the Cable can be laid across the Gulf
OF 81. Lawrence, we shall have direct
intelligence each day from all impor-
tant points in Europe.
In this connection, while writing this
ABOUT the cable. Is it not a somewhat
suggestive coincidence that the first
dispatch by the first and last cable
snouid=have been messages of peace.
The two messages of 1855 and 1855
stand alongside OF each other as fol-
InVVr
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aIEip AdrfrttsfmIfnts.
Basket Picnic

UlHE SABBATH SCHOOL. or THE
United Presbyterian Church, REV.
McLURESl Will go on an excursion 70
RGneys Point tomorrow, CThuEsday,l
CSEs win leave the Hempneld depot at *
O'Clock in the morning, and return in the
The iiends of the school are cordially In
vlted to attend.
Tickets for the round trip, for children
2oefs, for adults, Scots, can be had al Mr..
Alex. TayiOrk Centre Wheeling, A Turner q
Cos Main street, NeSbit & bros. Monroe
street Z. W. GOlvins Market Square, and
Daniel C1npbelfs North Wheeling.
By order Of the Superintendent.
aul-lt w, MILLER.
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Wanted.

GENTsIN EVERY COUNTY IN
IA West Virginia to canvass for the sale Of
the Great Picture, THE DEATH BEuS or LIZ
colin. Endorsed by the President and All
present on the lamentable occasion. a lame
per cent paid. Address, with stamps, for
terms and territory, v. s. JONES, Sole Aaent
ioE the State) Box N, Baltimore, Nd.
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,Ttsst ,rhat vou need Ladiss.

These Pills act as mild and gentle sttmu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all irregularities and re-
moving Distractions, mental debility, melan-
choly, &c. restoring nature TO its proper
channetS Under certain circumstances they
should not be used Price 81 90 per box BY
mail TO any address 81 10. Sold BY
LAUGHlINS & BUSHFIELD.
AEso by c. h. ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
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Wheeling Commercial college,

1T IS WITH GREAT PLEAsURE Am
satiSfnction We announce, that we have
secured the valuable services OF Prof. O. G.
SoSngran, OF Pittsburgh: Pa, formerly Of
General Book-keeper for MesSTs- II A
tahnestocks, Son & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa on
account OF sickness Mr. Cochran will not be
with US until the 18th proximo when every
Department Ofthe College viii be in full opeFS-
nG gTsos J.CREAsEY, Principal.
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f a ST LIN
ACCOMMODATIONS PACKET-THROuGH
IN DAYLIGHT.
MARIETTA AND PAR.
KERRRURGs

II eRu1ar cket,
- The Swift SIde-wheel Packet
s3isteaner, ''BAYARD," Capt. Geo.
I'D. Moore.
UP TRIP.
leaves PaEkersburg every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 3 a. M.
leaves Marietta every Mondy, Wednesday
DOWN TRIP.
II, Leaves AZ Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday at II a m.
4 Leaves Marietta every Tuesday, Thursday
FOE FFeightoE Passage, apply on board or to
HALL q BEST. Marietta
COOK BERRY GORDON, ParkersburR
boats by the agents. jy2s-tf
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THERE is occasionally an indication
that rejecting men at the South are be-
coming convinced that the education of
the freedmen and the protection of their
rights are demanded alike by duty and
self-intsrest. The latest manifestation
OF this sort is to be found in an address
10 the Southern people, issued by prom
insnt and influential citizens OF Missis-
siPpi. The signers Of the address mem
ton the following considerations which
have led them to the conclusion that
the Southern people should make pro-
vision for the education of the freed
mems
~. This people are now thrown upon
their own resources in a state Of free
DOM for which they are to certain ex-
tent unprepared.
g. They consider us, their former
owners, to be now, as We have always
best friends.
AS. L g our interest. as we'll "a our
1,1tSb 20 oin1se the blessings OF educa-
non ~ widely ~ possible among ali
classes Of people in our country.
" u ever was good policy 70 keen
mem ls19orent, It certainly Is no longer
- eAA.l 80 GNGEIIH.
2. Inc F1ght Of suffrage will, In ali
ability Be given to Ihis peopIs, n
some future day = -
''8, 1gnoFant voters are the eur.e Of
Onr country.
-. five do not teach them roroo o,,a
else VIII, and whoever thus beSeiits
mem VII ~, wiz M influence over them
IS. II We perform this service 4bsn
We shall secure their identiI ication VIII
ua4n promoting all our interests .
Having drawn these coRent arvn-
menis from policy and interest. the
AUTHORS Of the document next look At
the moral bearings OF the subiect, and
declare their BELIEF that the ScripturaI
injunction 70 preach the Qospel 10
every 81 llnres wa not intended "a
1.paly soieiy % the establishment 81
~ iltts tl,ces Many other texts are
quoted % enatlln this piev5 md tie
1a9t and perhaps the stronae .6S,,'.,s
nom such q SOURCE IS allTRnc13d II sf6e
oletttOn that the white otfa = li,i,S ~
ltllqa 70 the blacks for ileir. s,,St
.ef % tho iield and In the hOusehoId
election In Kentucky takes
2l-,ee lex Monday. In speaking Of
~ s 7ls=.s arpfoaei the Iast Louisville
-toi,laiat te1t1ll.s thus.
Ut seems ainio iilss 49,,
vision, an lie m g. =. !. !. ms !t, 2
tuckys . Sialc - =, =.
nnteqfa into TIE IN iafi5ies ~ -, $, :
portion 70 Population 49, - ~. ~
STATE in the Union, On S..' s.
this time n great pFo-fn 81 = -. - =.
mp n establish rfd-l6 = ~ 1. ~
and struggling, mot Without - {,
hopes Of success, for maslrlS n ~.
STATE Sneh q truth Is alike
aud modifying. p
4 more than likely, We Illaz ifoi,i
sllat ne Jel.lsidI says, that the rohei
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Life! Life!
nRnRSI

DROPS! DROPSl DROPS!
AMERICAS LIFE DROPS will cure Diptheria,
Coughs. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague in the Face
headache, Toothace, Bruises, SpralnS ChiIb.
lalnS, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in single day. Sold by all Druggists
with full directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Proprietors.
Springfield, Mas. DEMAs BARNES 4 co.
Agents for Boston. mariS-Iy
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SOLDIERS or WEST VIRGnNIA !

VIEWING UNITY OF ACTION IN
civil as well as in military afIafTs
OF the INST importance meeting Of the sol
oilers of the State is hereby called-Delezates
nom each county to assemble in Parkers6urv
on Thursday, the S0th ofthe present month
10 take into consideration business of tine
greatest importance, touching the welfare OF
the soldier and the State. y
In counties where the soldiers have organ-
nations they are urgently requested TO meet
and appoint lat leaSt) three t3l DELEGATES and
In counties where there IS no such 0TganIza,
ton the Committee of Two on Or4anfZa-
ton appointed by the State LeaRue Mt
C1arksburg for each county, are urged 10 cali
together the soldiers OF their respecffye coIln-
ties. or, in case this Is not done the soldiers
assemble themselves, and appoint the num-
per OF delegates as above stated, on or before
the Nth inst, to represent them at the time
and place above mentioned. No Self-consfi-
tuted delegate to take part in the delibera-
ions but all delegates 10 be properly accred-
lted-truly representing the majority of their
go, mat every county in the State will be
soldiesl heed this call! Your interests
are AZ stakei You saved your country as
sisted in forming, why moi have a voice In
governing and representing the State Unite
hafmonlze and send your best men TO repre-
sent you.
Al papers throughout the State favorable
20 tne interests OF the soldiers are requested to
insert this call in their columns
In compliance with the wishes of mn
sue TSSIs.,.,.. e,.,,,1 ]. =. lockwood,
MoUNnSVTLLF. w VA A11RT,S41
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THANKS

T DESIRE TO RETURN NY HEART
felt thanks TO The citizens and flremen
who 50 kindly assisted in saving my dwelling
honse from destruction by IRE, on the night
my stable burned down.
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~ gond tecedent Is the
- upon the whole econ
49,; tee ping ma gums
~ g = e teeth in perfect
49,, llie l1fl II \ I1SInl5iT fIfS-
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ONE of the European correspondents
says that q Bismark is the only man in
Europe who knows what he wants."
This remark pleases 'E. D. NJ, of
the Cincinnati Gazette, who makes the
following observation upon it:
That is a very profound remark.
Have you not observed, my good read
er, how very few people there are who
don't know what they want Now
these people have to be governed by
stronger wills, and if stronger wills
don't govern them, Providence will
lead them 10 some very unsatisfactory
conclusion. Go out on the streets and
examine the first hundred young men
you meet with, and Il is probable not
i've in the hundred know what they
want. Here and there young man
has determined that he will get money
at all events; but get money-houestly
II he can-but anyhow get money; aud
there is here and there moonstruck
youth who concludes that he will be
President OF the United States, but the
great mass don't know what they want.
They lose the most glorious opportuui-
ties OF life for want of will, energy and
industry to aim at some noble OBJ
iect and direct their talents to that end
Most young men pursue the present OBJ
lGCNd Vi EA6sA5ALG 0E AauGNs no GIG1aLHE
IgIltS JQtNNS exists on the earth than
these, sIhe mere jack o'lRnterns, which
dance up and down in the misty night
of human delusion.
Notwithstanding, however, that Bis
mark knows what he wants., .sE. D.
~" thinks he is ''the greatest scoun-
drel In Europe, Louis Napoleon, per-
haps, excepted,
1.-THE only two men in the world who
can fairly compete for the honor of be-
Louis Napoleon and Bismark.'
But Is Bismark the only man in Eu-
rope who knows what he wants2 That
is the question. Says tE. D. n. on that
head:
81 don't believe the assertion, how
ever, that BismarlS Is the only man who
knows what he wants. warrant you
the Emperor Of Russia and his Prime
Minister know very well what they
wants and It viii be most uncommon
good luck for BismArk and Napoleon If
they don't soon see what IL is. In the
long run (but It is sometimes a very
justices and Divine Providence some
times brings in very extraordinary
means to accomplish these results
ttl l.s
THE New York 1fnes, World, and
lNeps are involved in a triangular con-
test rs to who shall be admitted into
the Philadelphia Convention. The first
mentioned atIirms that no men Of the
You'd and NeUs stripe shall be allowed
access. The World replies that the
Times has nothing to say in the matter.
and that everybody except the Ne,rs
men must be allowed to take mart in |
the gathering. The Meas responds bv
rapping both its eotempo over the
knpckles, and declaring that rebeIs. |
pardoned or unpardoned, and ex-Febei |
ot1cLals and sOldieFs-in short, any and |
every body Sonth must be allowed to
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"VALENFIA, Aug.3
Later and hIehly
important iniaili-
genes has been re-
ceived nom China.
A treaty OF peace has
been concluded With
China, by which ing
land and France OBJ
tain All their de-
mands, including the
establishment OF en-.
bas,de9 at PelZin and
decentralization for
the expenses OF the
war
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'RoCLAMATIoN of REWARD,
~ the GoVernor.


TT IS REPRESENTED To ME THAT ON
saturday, the twenty-drst Instant. one
BENJAMIN X Martin, OF the county OF Marion
IN this state. did deliberately murder one
Ezekiel Martin, in said county and that The
arrest and Is still at large
IN oEder that the alleged murderer NAV h.a
isEtssted and brought to Justice, /, ARTHUR /.
boRE1GAN, Governor OF West Virginia. nv
virtue OF authority in me vested, hereby
L !l Known that a Reward OfTWO Hun.
dFed Dollars Will be paid for the appTehen-
son and delivery Of said BENJAMIN r. Mar
TN IN the jan of Marion county,
Inc sald alleged murderer Is described aS
pelng about twenty-three years OF aPe. Sly
let IN height and stoop shouldered, HAVING
ilght complexion, light hair, blue ewes, no
5 ieea. and an old appearance for one 50
In Testimony whereof, have set
my hand and caused The
seal Of the State to De AIMED
LIS here1ntO, at the City or Wheel-
ing, this twenty-eigth day Of
July In the year OF our iofyi
one thousand eight hundred
and s1xty-stX and OF the SAFE
the fourth.
e.. ARTHUR I. FOREMAN.
GRANVILLE d. HALL
Secretary Of the State jySO-St
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aJt,u advertisements.

TUE WEST VIRGINIA STATE TIA
eeeond animal session at Clar3rsilaTJZ a TIQFSf
<9tn, ~ ~ 0'elQeI, q m. The following topic
State Sup Of Free Schools.
lSt- Is Teaching an Initiative ante
Miss MARY RAY.
ID. Are Exhibitions and examinations
advisable. Miss KATE a STEELE
EttlFnnont, W. Va
Sd. Does disability of a nation tlsye,,,l
on the universal diffusion of knowledge
g. c. STURGtS,
AOrGantOWn, w. Va
4th. Essay on the Lecture system of IN
struction. Rev. LEVI WHEELOCE.
Michigan.
5th. Essay on Physical Culture. . i
In. JAS. E. REEVES,
Eatrmoht, w. Va
6th. Can amy estimate be made of the
financial value of Common Schools
]. LORRAINE.
IN. In what does the true philosophy of
COLI. c. LISISGER,
FairInOnt, w. Va.
sth. How can Teacher best tmpart
moral instruction in school?
r. c. ARBUCKLE,
Weston, w. va
9Th Teaching as Profession.
8. g. STEVENS,
Wheeling, W. Va.
10th. Essay on School Government.
Rev. w. R. WHITE.
State Supt. Of Public Schools.
JyoO-@Nu0N
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DIR. LAROOKAHs
Indian Vegetable Pnlmonic syn

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, wHOOPING
" Cough, CRoUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, NIGHT
SwEAES, HoARSESESS, TO which publSc
speakers and singers are liable, CoSsUMP-
LIosS; In its early stages, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
GerEynen OF every denomination, authors,
editors professors In our various COLLEGES and
by many Of our most eminent public men.
Containing no Opium, Ii Is adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear OF the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
many OF the cough preparations of which
opium and ipecAc are the base.
GIVE II A TRIAL
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle
DR. E R KNIGHTS, PDpr, Melrose, Mas.
Sold 10 the trade by LAUGHLISS & BUSH-
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all DRUG
Eists, also by 7. a. Logan & Co, and Loan.
A-lss q Co my2S-Smd&W
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g)InstEaI austrnnttntsg
A N o s

ITHE GREAT REPUTATION OF mr..
L Rndbe Piano has Induced TnSl-aSSE TIE
fer1Or instruments to repFesenf 10 ~ OF H.
meEs that the Pianos they sen ave I 1850 S9lAto-
me same as the EGnbe, made By EofFISssS
formerly employed by them, &e trc Atnen
InB u an cd dodge. and one fbSf l.
gtIenced " InanulaetureFs, who cSnnot ~
their Instruments 10 the trade ana SS- teh
market at any price. 1H On The
This mode Of doing business Eho,,1
sno1En 70 convince purchasers Al onCs n, pe
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNARE " ne
mere fact Of small makers talCinr- - lie
lne STANDARD, aud working Inon M
reputation should be All the eVidence n yer
say. st neces-
It Is a wen known fact that All frs,..,..
flano manufacturer have their esfsbi,SI1s
agencies and dispose Of their goods r6rn1ssSa
them.
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/ E.tI!AAlss HAIR DYE, THE OTIEAPEsT
" lat 8. l1l1a &. q ss,one BEidse. myl6
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NOTICE to School Teachers.

A LII TEACHERS DESIRING TO Or
"a tain situations in any Of the Free
sSenooIs IN the districts Of Wheeling for Tie
eIls5faLns year, are hereby notified that apDIi-
Cauon must be made to the Comnissionefs Of
ne 1oWnshlp In which they desire to be ern-
9Itogs 1, . teslch. on or before the 9Th day Of
august next. By order OF the Board Of Edn
jyI.iOt J. M BIcK FL
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ia

TRINITY BAY, N.EO
July q, iS8
kRecelVed from the
Nalenda (TreIandl
A treaty OF peacs
has been signed be
tween Austria and
Prusslo.
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1858.
Tnwwr--a-

TRINITY BAY,l
August ..
The following news
has tustbeen received
nom VaientIa, and
mum It's general inter
est ! have forwarded
4 to the pres for pub
ncauOn.
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CTATEMENT OF THE WHEELING 4:
- savings Institution for the halT Yesr l!
B. F. CALDWETT,

M ANUEACIuRER OF COPPRR TTly
W ana sheet Iron Ware, and deSier in
SookinE and Heating Stoves No n Man
street, wheeling, West Virginia
~ would respectfully call the attention Of
n ~ pnollc TO my large and select EtocE or
SSsoPpeE sLllts, Copper and Bras Kettles AlSo
Fruit Cans and Can Tops. 49,
so yS9 E9sk Of an kinds VIII receive my per
order on short notice. 'e.--=-' ~
ly2s B. E. CALDWELL.
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FOR RENT.

BRICK HOUSE ON WEST CORNER
"A Of Eof and Division streets, containing
Five Rooms and cellar. Possession given Inn
mediately. For particulars inquire at A. 8.
TroWbridge and Cos printing ONCE, No. 81
Monroe S11I g. street JOHN b. WHITE
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