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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-06
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THR"JIAtsoS'' wRED.-AsIheE follow
ing, from an exchange, has local APP
pIicatIon, we make no excuse for lay
ing it before our readers: s1r-rTa
There is certain poisonous weed,
hateful TO The eye, most disgusting to
the smell and every way questionable
and villainous, which is hardy, thriving
and prolific in exact proportion to its
worse than uselessuess, and which is
lust nj this time Fipeping its seeds. This
is the well known ddtLrd strdLGORtuH
other wise called Jamestown weed,
jimsOn weed; sometimes. ignorAntly,
nIahtshHds, poison weed, and by a
dozen other names, by any, or all OF
which IL Is pOpularlyi known. Il Is
good for nothing Tor general purposes.
Chemists, indeed, extract from il n
virulent poison, and it has certain
medical uses. not to be- detailed
here. But where q single plant is APP
piled to any good, sBcres ofJit grow.
Not Il year passes but We have 10 tell
the stOEyfofga number of children
poisoned to death by eating the seed
pods OF this harmful. plant It springs
up rank, hardy and almost fueradica-
BILE. on every plot OF ground about a
house where 1t can gain a foothoId.
And this is one thing that makes 1t
particularly dangerous-it thrives best
near dwelling houses, where children
are sure TO lind, 20 play With, and pro-
badly 10 eat it. II thrives, however,
anywhere; wherever there is a vacant
lot there the aIrsmonium takes posses
sion, and quickly chokes out all other
plants. This vicious weed is just now
and ripening Its seeds. and
we shall doubtless soon chronicle Its
Every individual plant
should now be destroyed. Every man
who has proper regard for his family
aud for his neighbors will utterly de-
stroy all that are about his premises.
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MEErISe OF THE BOARD OF TREsTEEs
POE SOUTH Observation-Disclosures
evening, the regular meeting Of the
south WbeelinE Board Of Trustees was
held.
Present-HandIan, Chairman; Bow
ere, Hszie,t, Hobbs, Lsndkrohu, Roth
and Zlmmer-7.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
we're not prepared TO report in relation
20 the petition Of Edward Allen and
others, asking to have The crossings of
the streets 6lied up 30 that wagons
might cro=s the railroad.
The special committee 70 whom was
referred the opening OF street through
Spriggs' Row to connect Coal street
With The town. were unable Ia make II
report, and asked the privilege OF con-
IsTring with persons living On Coal
street, and see what they would con-
tribute towards purchasing additional
properly 70 complete The street.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
made a verbal report in relation to pro-
tscting the TiSsT bank AT the foot OF
Chestnut - rect. The committee re-
ported tina; By building CRIB aLan eX-
psnss ofS2, 90 and upwards, the bank
could be made safe. The committee
were then, on moTiou, instructed to re-
port some cheaper plan.
on motion, the road tax OF Richie
Tow nship, so far as the corporation Is
concerned, was RbAted. Al
a petition from the Board OF Educa-
ton of Richie Township, asking 10
have the allsy closed in the rear of the
DOL house, was read and. ON motion
the alley was permitted TO be closed by
placing TWO gates of sufficient width for
teams TO pass through, and leaving n
key al some convenient place, so as to
allow persons to drive through wit b
wagons when necess AIRY.
A counter petition was received
which was read and laid on the table.
A petition of citizens, asking the
grading Of Denny street to its proper
grade, from Fihhto Seventh street W las,
on motion, referred to the Committee
on STREETS and Alleys for report, The
committee were requested al The same
time to examine Vine street from FiGth
to Sixth, and down Sixth TO Walnut.
Alderman Schultz reported fines for
the pat month, amounting TO $40. The
report WAS accepted.
Bills 10 the amount of 1890 q were
ordered to he paid. - 'a-'-- -
on motion, the Committee on Streets
and Alleys were instructed 10 contract
for foot. crossings on Fourth street from
Denny TO Vine; also for the paving of
guttsTs on Vine street, between Third
and Fourth.
ON motion, the Board adjourned.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

OITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
. Smlles east Of the city, Is now ready fox
tnteDnents, sale, and Improvement Of lots.
II contains 81 Ecres Of land, and Is Laid ouI
IN The n1ot modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached Al all seasons of the
year b the National Road, and for three
fourths Of the year by the Hempdeid Rail
Road II l. Perfectly secure. and intended to
be beautthed by every variety of trees, shrub
oeIys pablo vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to make It equal to the best
rural cemeteries In the county. j. f--s
Ample provision Is also made for It's en-
lEgement, order and care IN peTpefulty.
Persons hesirous Of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Buperinten-
dent, who has aplAL or secure them by call
ing Al the once Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF WheelirSE.
Pe-sons Wishing TO make fnfeTmenta viii
all on the Secretary 70 obtain permits there
Tickets Of admission TO LothoIdeEs and
visitors win be issued by the Secretary.
BoARD or DIRDCToRS-A. J. Sweeney
President; r. c. BonhRm, Secretary; j. q
Rhodes, John q. Muth. Geo. Mendel, jos
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, R. T.
Jordan, Z \. Hldreth. Rn5i-lyI
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.-ISIHE wkTER.-wsdnssdAy even
ing, about ~ O'Clock, gentleman Of
mis- city was driving down the river
road nsar Gien's Run, when his ears
were sslufsd With most pitifui cries for
help from some one in the river II
was dark and the gentleman could SEE
nothing, bat he couId bear the cries
plainly enough. First il was, save
tns. I'm drowning" then, "save me for
Gods sake" Aflsr some minutes Of
suspense 20 both the iDdiTi5ua! in the
river aud the gentleman in bis boggyi
= German, living near BY, heard The
ert.s and, taking his skifi, vent our in
n, he stream. he saved the drowning
individual and brought him to shore
me rezeued man expressed his graft
tJtis at,d aid that be lived il BsliEIr
And NAs on his way up the riyer 10
keep trystr with ths dAnsel Of his al
fsstIons, and by some accident the sklb
10 which be was proceeding was upset,
AID Es being unable TO swim thought
that bis last hour had come. Almost a
second LeandsF.
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FIRE AT kIICHIEToWS.-Abo noon
Yesterday, the bells Of the city rang iu-
riously for bre. The alarm was for
once a true one. The canss Of it was as
follows: Mr.. Henry Hahn. living On
Fourth street, RitehietoWn, recently
built a frsmsatabls on the rear end OF
his lol. This stable WAS used Tor cook
ing purposes. and. yesterday, while the
family were at dinner. ere was COM
Inunicntsd To some hay which was stor-
ed inside. A neighbor first observed the
flames and gave the alarm. II was
too late, however, TO stay
thu condagratiOn which was "a
gink with its utmost fury
the first stable having been pretty
nearly burnt down, a second on the
opposite side of an alley took hre and
also was burned. Several houses in
the vicinity were set on IRE by the NY
ing snarlss, among them the fine resi-
dS1cs Off. J.. Hobbs, Esq. Proper ex-
eTtIons, however, by those at the scene,
sucreeied in preventing the further
extension of the IRE. Good service
WAS rendered by small hand engine
from the glass wor X of MeHsra. Hobbs,
Brockunier * Co. The steam hre en-
CINE was also on hand, but the hose
bursting was unable TO do much good.
Two hogs in a pen adjoining the first
stable. were burned 10 death. 1t WAS
we'll tina: the IRE broke out In the mid
die of the day, otherwise the damage
done might have been much more Sc
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POLICE CoUET.-Ths only casa IN
court, Yesterday morning, was that Of
G. n. Qaitnby, ueyss dealer, for sailing
an Indecent publieatinn. The Sporting
zTples. 3Ir. Quimby's attorney sub
rnItted that unde. the city ordinance
the czss would not lie. and in this posi-
don he was sustained by the Judge
Quimby was accordingly discharged:
The following is that portion Of TIE
amended city ordinance under "hieh
tie prosesrtion sgainstQuimby Tss car
risd on. IL xiu De seen thzt the words
Of the ordinance have reference solely
10 indecent pictures, paintings, &c, not
TO obscene books or papers At least
that was the CONSTRUCTION put HPon
them by Judge Good:
An Ordinance 10 amend the Ordinance
therein specified
Sec. /. II any person shsil
publicly exhibit-any indecent painting,
enETa Wing, print, sculpture, picture, OF
representa- within the city,
each and every Persou committing sIy
Of the Odenses herein before mentioued'
snail forfeit EDd pay 70 the city not less
Auhu one LUZ 44OfC
or shall be sentenced to imprisonEne nI
in the county jsill Of Ohio county IoI
any term not exceeding thirty ds!z
al the discretion Of the IN sgistrate L+iois
whom such person shan Be presenter.
Bal although bir. QUimbg escaped
under the city osdinsnrey he would
probably not b 80 fortunate under he
STATE IaS,-FbS following - the4aTS-re
ferrrd 70. IssI 10 DTGOE
see. 81, Chap. Is5, Code Of lsh0. ~ z
fres person import, print, pa biish, sell
or distribute any book, or other thing,
containing obscene language, or any
print, picture. figure or description,
rnsuifestiy tending 70 corrupt the
morals OF youth, or Introduce into any
family or place Of education, OF buy or
have iB his possession any suca thing
Tor the purpose of sale, exhibition or
circulation, or with intent 70 INTRODUCES
1t into any family or place OF education,
he =naIl be confined in jail not more
than one year, and hnsd not e1ceeding
TWO hundred dollars
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ENPERINESTISo WITH PETRoLRo-
CALh4UM CASA series OF experiments
were made. Izst evening, at the ware.
rooms of Messrs. Dufaeld q Kuglan,
Water street, with DIR. Connelly's Pc
troieo-CaIcium Gas which, we think,
established beyond doubt its SUPERB
ority in every respect to that OF COM
mon city gas, or, Indeed. any gas yet
manufactured. The experiments We're
conducted in the preseneeo OF his Honor
Mayor Sweeney, Captain Conani OF the
SnffRp House. md other prominent
UsutIsneu. With a small stove and re-
Tort condenser, gas-holder, mixer, pres
sui guRgs and meter, hll OF. which can
b.. put In space OF about len or Twelve
feet square, as much gas was generated
from i pint OF Tesiduum oil with
lime! al would illuminate an ordinary
house using i've burners for i've OF ak
hours, or during the length of. an
evening". The experiments made
showed that one foot of PetrOleo- Cal
cium was equivalent TO something
more than Two OF city gas, the Light
given ont by the former being much
more brilliant and illuminating than
that by the latter. The small portable
works used are designed for exhibition
nj the Mechanics and Inventors Fair,
" hitch takes place in Chicago, on the
10Th inst. They will remain on ex-
hibilion for few days at the
room OF Duh1eld 81 KuglRn, and
should be visited and examined by
all DESTROYS of procuring a better
quality OF gas than IS now furnished
them. To steamboat men, particularly,
wswOuld say, go and see the works and
the gas, a. there IL now offered you a
superior. method OF lighting your
steH mers, With arrangements so simple,
and taking up SO small space, that
they can be put anvil here upon steam
boat without Inconvenience. So
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RELATIVE 70 THE STREET RAILwAT.
We invite attention TO The advertise
aent headed Sealed Proposals. to be
found in another Column. Some per
son il wanted 10 furnish the material
aud build a stable And ear house Oh the
Island for tbe Street RsHEsy Company
also, 70 fence the lots Owned Dy -aia
company. II il intended thAi some
portion u the work shall De done "a
Two o. th.ss weeks, 90 at" '-L1ss'4"-- :
cotnuany TO accom- LnodAt= the EHE=l
iucldsnE 70 the fair.
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Ger sails.
Farm for sale,
I invite the attention OF Planners an,


NS MONDAY, SEPT. Is. 1867. WILL
" oheF 81 PCbifc sale on The premise st
one O'Clock, D. m, my farm on The Bethany
Pike, ave miles from Wheeling. in hichlAnd
Township, adjoining /. 3. Kelly. A NJ.
J6Sobs and Others, containing
7 1912 ACR rs.
Can be divided, viz No. / containing Is
Ac.ez, with good
Two STORY BRICK HOUSE.
with al convenient ontbdIldtnEs,
LARGE Frame Barn,
Frame Stable, SHEDS for 6J0 sheep, two Ten
ant Housez, Lane Bearing Orchard; also
crab Orchard, Peaches, &C. Most o. this Is
cltared and down tn EraEs-.
10. :. adEotnlngEtHs above. contain ING Il
acrea
No. }. adjoining The above tracts, coHtaIu-
ing IS acres. front ng on the PIKE, with good
springs, suitable for Dairy.
The land Will be soin together or ssp6Fate.
Terms made known on day Of sale or o.
ssp5-Iys NORTON lICdTFFIS.
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PRESERVATION OF CANE.-Last
sventngan exceedingly pleasant affair
cameoR at the Sprigg House, In which
our old friend Capt. Bob French, n
well known conductor on the Is. * o.
X. r., figured conspicuOusly and very
much to his own credit. II was given
out that little party would be held in
the pnrIors ofthe SPrigg, at sp. m. All
were assembled, Capt.IBob among the
rest, entirely ignorant OF what was
coming. Imagine his unfeigned as
constituent then, when Capt. j. A. n.
Clary, In behalf of the conductors ofthe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, stood up
and, in very handsome speech, pre-
scented the worthy Captain with a
splendid silver mounted cane, tasteful
IL inscribed with the Captains name,
the date of presentation, and Masonic
emblems. Although completely taken
by surprise, the Captain, as he has at
often before, proved himself fully
equal to the occasion. Not accustomed
70 public speaking, 1t would have
been pardonable n the Captain had
been too full of emotion to speak, but
his response was everything that could
have been desired--neat, SIM pie, elegant,
1t raised him another round on the lad
der of fame
The Captain was followed by DR..
Reeves of Fairmont, who made some
very complimentary remarks to the re-
cipiant, also to the fraternity OF con-
ductOrs on the B. & o. Il. R., and the
general management of the road.
The presentation scene over, 1t is mol
Improper to say that the subsequent
events OF the evening were OF a nature
TO Increase still further the good feeling
which had been exhibited.
For ourseh we desire TO say that
no worthier object OF a cane presenta-
ZION could have been found than Capt.
Bob. French, who is the oldest, or one
Of the oldest. and most reliable railroad
men on the b. & o. r. r.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.


TT Logan, 7. P. sllaIlcroES, J. 9. Rhodes
Geo Mendel, J. n. HOBBS, Saml. Actle
Ian, 6. W. Franzhein, Jas- n. Vance, AleI
LaDghltn.
nJHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four yeans, and In thai taLat
done a successful bushes, s Sill PTepareS
TO take risks al tsir rats on Buildings OF ~
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EsLab
fisfIments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
EoaE on the Western RtSeTs and Lakes.
This company 0flerH superior indueemenb
70 Farmer, whereby they can bs tusuTt7l OF
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contsnts'Io'
or S years at rTduced mates.
This Icing q home Institution, with the Lar
Rest capital and surplus Of any company Il
In The state and composed OF solnt
ninety-four stockholders, most OF whom art
among our oest business men, recommends
itself 10 the favorable consideration Of the
InsuTing pubic, and sOllcits their patrOnRse.
Applications for insurance VIII be promptly
attended To by the Secretary
Once - Monroe street. ...--.
Nc. ARTHUR, Secretary.
AAMIL MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. AEEDEL., Vice President
FL G. 81. COIN. Special Agent oclo
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ADVICE FoR AUGUsT.-Ayold excess
In exercise, either OF mind or body.
Govern carefully your distand temper.
Look TO the ventilation of your aleeP-
ing apartments. Beware OF drafts and
musq uitoes. Rsise your biscuits with
Logan, List & Co.'S Excelsior Baking
Powder Rid your pains with Lo9d1'5
Araied. and read the new advertisement
in another column.
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HAVE you had your picture taken al
PsTtridge's rec1ntiy? II you have DOT,
Won ought 10 have il done without de,
law, for ne II fnaEiug better Work ana
az lower. prizes than ever before. DIS
0uTteS EDtperGGLtare superb. His Pettie
'CsaTtes are beautiful, and only cast one
dollar per dozen now.
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Tgg TempIATs picnic. yesterday Al
ths bfartiusviIis Grove vas toisrabiy
veil attended. There was no lsck Of
snJoymsnts, however. One OF ih- par
Ties Ia attendance remarked TO o. IN re-
gard 70 the large Quantities Of iruit in
Inc orchards and gardens adjoining the
grounds, and said that hat fuIl Of
psseheS could be bought for i've cents.
.peli2hful spot.
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GRAVEL ROOPs-Ar. George Crum-
hacker Of this city, Is fully prepared to
put on gravel roofs in the most i'm
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either in resisting
hrs or turning water. The tar used Is
put through a process that frees 1t from
oil and benznle, and no matter now
great the heat, il will not run Il Is
equaIiy efficient in roofs Of every con-
eeivabls pitch. Mr.. CTumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
~, and tor sale at the lowest rates
This roofing has stood a lest Of hfteen
years in Pittsburgh. JULES Sun
Address me through the POst-Othce,
or call at my establishment, head OF
Lindsey street. -4T s-- a..
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THEundersigned Agent Tor The Ma
honiuz Nurseries, OF youngstown, o.,
is prepsredto make contracts TO sup
DIV the people ofwheeliDga aud vicinity
with Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Shade,
Tress, Shrubs, Roses, &c.
! wish TO cali especial attention to our
stock OF Grape Vines-can supply
leading varieties at low rates, by the
hundred or thousand. Stopping at The
Sprizg House
lie wv F GAYLORD.
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5 THE Paris Nose0Gy, an official organ,
in its editorial on the Exposition, says:
.-tFhe-tnEqtrhuoegti ysTzfsx osdlns,
which. intsrpTsted, Is, Grover & Bakers
are the best Saving Asebines made.
Sold al oxt6by-S- DGfheld's JewelEy
store ln3 Main 4stTest- 1t Is the best,
most simple and must durable in use.
Every machine warranted for three
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~ GATLoRD.

DIGESTIVE L0zESSEs Of Laetsle Of
soda and AAgneEia. This delicious
preparation Is prescribed by me Lnos'
reputed doctors, against all oerahge
nsnf Of the digestive fanctaSp' suN u
sffIictsJ With Dyspepsia, in any inT1D,
nv thetn, Imported and for sale bS
3 Po-okiDg. No Odd Fellows Hail.
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Insurance C0uDaIV.
WHEELING, WET "a.

nhEE@A~4-N0I hG<o4 NAs ....
CARlEA15.-...----.--.-..'. .'..-.-JSSOO'oO0
once, 70 Monroe ST., next door TO LIST Ma
oYRICKRS: -7
GEO. K WHEAT. President -.Iar
JAMES McCLUSEY, Vice President
John BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAs. WALLACE, stats Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland. -t.H-
DIRECToRss-John Z Wilson, jas. q. On,
John a. Armstrong, A C. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat, Samuel Harper, James ACCluney,
Morgan l.. Ott, Geo. Adams
REFERKsCEr 3 Brady, Cashier Merchants
National BanK, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co. Wholesale GrocerE Wheeling: Pryor,
Handian a Co., Wholesale GToceTs, Wheel
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
wheslinRI Mcclellan a Knox, Boot and
shoe Ia oase, WbesiIng= McCssbe, Rraft 4 o.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FTanEheim q
Co., " Wholesale Wines and Llq Tors, Wheel
ing; WinEhip, Woods & Co., QueenswRre
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register
Wheeling; T. @. AcAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
GampbalI, FreW q Co, PnbA intelligence
Wheeling OFT, son & Co Hardware, Wheel
ing; J. z. Sands, Cashier, First Mai. Bank.
Eairmont; X P. Camden, Priest Nat Ex
Bank. Weston, W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure
Jr., Wheeling apr
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STATE SABBATH SCHOOL CoEvEN-
TIoS.-A meeting of the friends OF
Sabbath schools was held last evening,
at the rooms OF the Young 8ienfs Chris
tian Association, to consult upon the
approaching State sabbath School Con-
vention. The attendauce was very
good, aud truly encouraging. The re-
port of the cormiree, fixing Friday
Saturday and Sunday, November LIST,
ID AID I'd, AS the time, and Wheeling
as the place, for holding The cohven-
ton, was adopted, and a committee,
consisting OF one from each denomina-
ton, was appointed TO make all neces-
sAry arrangements. There was a good
feeling manifested, and We are cure the
enterprise viii prove a con- p!ete sue
cess. The cali for the Convention will
be issued in n few days. a large at
tendance of delegates from schools
throughout the STATE Is expected. and
svery arrangement for their entertain
ment will be made.
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A4L-C-oHR & Co.'S. Main street
above Monroe, csn be found something
ns,r in the Hay of -Wefding Cards,
Which We advise ALI interested TO call
auI examine,
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HoT weather and sparkling ice cold
soda alter, 90 we'll tOSeIt1eT. So says
those who drink the choice soda water
made by OdberI, end of stone bridge.
Only one dollar for . tickets.
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AxsorISs.-A balky horse caused
considerable annoyance 70 some street
car passengers, yesterday morning. b.
refusing 70 move forward as desired.
The animal was new to the business Of
haulIng cars and didn't like il. 50 bs
laid down two or three times a differ
-ui points on the route, and other Wise
dsportsd himself 10 an uupIeasant
maGneF.
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FRANK LEsLIE's Illustrated Nelrs OF
September Z, has an elegant engraving
of Mason & Hamlin's Cabinet Organ
Exhibition at Paris, where the First
Medal" was awarded the Cabinet Organ
for superiority over all others ex6Ib-
tied.
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0tre1nteltfqenrer
TRTDAY GoRSINe, SEPT 9.

WHO l. soLD'-The RegsteT Of yes
tsrday cbuckled over an item OF ours
In regard TO an injury received by MI.
n. Irwin. We have only TO szy that
she RegsteT's stupidity Is A1nAZ'n Z. u
tsrn. Tie @LsIaad Foundry" still
.f.nda By i:self.
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MKssRs. FisnER & sEAnoS. on Main
street, advertise q, large and well Sc
lected stock Of dry goods, notions, &c.
Having purchased their goods at the
very lowest figures, they are prepared
to furnish them to their customers on
the most reasonable terms Give them
a call when you need anything in their
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IRoH-PHnsPHoRUs-C three
best TONES, skIHfuIIy and elegantly corn-
binei In an afnbeF=colored cordial. beautl-
fully transparent TO the eye, pleasant to the
taste, acceptable 70 the stomach, in Csswel,
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Zach pint contains one ounce Of Royal
CaltsayA Bark. and each tesspOonful contains
one grain ofiron. Samples furnished free TO
the profession -H
CAsWELL, HAZARD Dr. CO.,
Sole manufacturer, Sew York.
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