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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04
Special gntIees.
The Great Blood Purifier.

In the spring every one feels the need ofan
infallible remedy for the Impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia, AcidIty of the stomach
and kindred ailments. Such a medicine Is
MIsHLERs HERB BITTERS, which has
proven blessing 10 humanity and enjoys a
reputation extending throughout the coun-
Try. By It's judicious and timely use. at such
time and places where it might be of use. It
Will surely avert the approach of the most
insidious disease. Danger and sickness will
only ensue when the human system is out OF
order. PIlher the blood. the stomach, the
yer or the kidneys may be deranged, ard
disease in the guise of some dangerous fever,
or racklng. cruel pains, or wearing, debilita-
ting sickness, will speedily bring the victim
to the couch OF illness, unless preventive,
sure in It's operations, and certain in its eff
fects, is promptly taken, and, we repeat,
such medicine is MISHLER'S HERB BIT
IERs. Sold by all Druggists and dealers g
B. Hartman & Co., Projectors, Lancaster,
Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling, W. Va.
mylG-2w
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WE have not yet paid for our extreme
Northwestern real estate purchase, and
there is already discussion as to its
title. The American Geographical and
Statistic Society call it Aliask: the Gov.
eminent documents in relation to the
purchase name it Alaska; the newspa-
pers are about being evenly divided on
the subject, and reference to the maps
only serves to mako the matter still
more unsettIed-some giving it one
way and some the other. Senator sum-
ner has been applied to. and settles the
question by poking out the OF the
Anew Northwest" He says that Capt.
Cook, the first Englishmsn who visited
that part of the world. described 1t as
called by the natives ALASKA" mean
ing IA great land" Subsequently, IL
was corrupted Into Alaska, and the
first map of the new territory issued
by the United States Coast Survey, SO
designated it. AT the instance of Mr..
Sumner the map was corrected, and
tho official name now stand as written
by Capt. Cook-"Alaska."
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The New York Herald, which has
suddenly swung around into vigor-
Gus support of Chase as the Democrat
ic nominee for the Presidency, has a
very philosophical way OF accounting
for conduct which surprised nobody,
and called for no explanation. 1t says :
1.-THE world moves rapidly in the pres.
ent age, and we move with It." Does
the Herald mean hereafter TO make a
complete revolution every twenty-four
hours Or does it refer to the news
paper World, which WAS established as
pious Republican paper and hiss be:
come profane Copperhead
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Gheqnteltrqenrer
OFFICE. N". Is QUINCY sEnEET-
FREw, HAGANs g. HALL.
rEnrRIETuEs
MORNING, JUNE 4.

Two or three weeks ago tho Wheel
ing Register was very fearful lest The
Union soldiers were not going to re-
ceive due consideration at the hands of
the Republican party or the state. We
trust tho action OF the Clnrksburg Con
vention willin some degree relieve the
editor's anxiety. -Four ont of live OF
tho nominees ON the State ticket, be-
sides the nominee for Congress in this
district arc soldiers, who did the coum-
try good service in the Union army.
Two OF them lost each an arm by the
cannon of tho Registers friends, and ut
least one more bears honorable scars
aud will carry rebel lead to his grave.
We hope the editor of the Register is
pleased with the ticket. If it should
happen to that gentleman TO be made
tho martyr OF his party by IA nomina-
ton for Congress in this district, he
viii then DO able to appreciate at least
one of thonominations mndeat Clnrks-
burg last Thursday.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS.


The very important and extensive inn
Proyements which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest in New
England, enable the proprletors to offer TO
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public.
accommodations and conveniences superior
TO any other Hotel In the city. During the
past summer additions have been made of
numerous suits of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &C., attached; one OF
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators, the
best ever constructed, conveys guests to the
upper story OF the house in one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the entire house thoroughly replenished
and refurnished. making 1t, in all its ap-
pointments, equal to any hotel i'll the coun-
try. Telegraph Office. Billiard Halls and Cafe
on first floor.
my4-3meod ProprIetors.
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PERSONAL.

In 1861, when Parson Brownlow
was very sick, he said to a condoling
friend, "Ten my family and friends
that they need have no concern about
my SOUL 1 shall live for twenty years
YET 70 hight tie Democrats and Hard
shell Baplsts."
1t is said that fact has come out
which may throw some light on Sena-
tor Ross vote. he owes his election to
the Senate to one Perry Fuller, a specu-
lating politician of Kansas; and Perry
Fuller has claims in the War Depart
meat to the amount of II half million
of dollars, which were rejected by Sec
rotary Stanton. At the beginning of
the impeachment trial Perry Fuller
came TO Washington, and he has meyer
left the side of Ross from that time. 1t
is expected, now that the impeachment
is dead, and Stanton is out of the War
Office, Mr.. Fulier's claims will be paid.
or Mr.. Dana, the Washington Star
says; when the history OF the inn
portAnt part taken by the War Office
and Its stern Chief in the suppression
of the rebellion shall be written, Mr..
Dana's Dame.will figure in no uncon-
spicuous position. In clearheadedness,
dIrectnesS ofpurpose, and a capacity of
turning off an enormous amount of
work, day In and day OUT Mr.. Dana
was a man after Mr.. StantOn'5 own
heart"
| Isaac NJ. Humphreys has died in
Victoria, British Columbia, leaving II
large fortune in money and other
property. His heirs are unknown, but
belived to live in Kentucky.
-Reverdy johnson Is named in
connection with the English mission.
John Burns. of Gettysburg fame,
Is suffering from paralytic stroke.
Hon. II. 8. Bundy, in card print
ed in the jackson (O.) Standard, cor
reefs the account given of his CONVEX
satiOn with Chief Justice Chase. He
says that the latter did not say any
thing in regard 10 new party or as 10
| his seeking the nomination for the
Presidency. What he did say was, that
he was opposed to impeachment. and TO
the Congressional plan Of reconstruction.
Mr.. Chase was outspoken in his oppo.
sition to the Republican party.
Clement G. Clay, one of the rebel
commissioners abroad during the war,
Is now residing at Huntsville, Ala,
poor and In feeble health.
"A Russian Count in disguise, fugi-
tive, in disgrace from home, has been
pardoned and recalled by the Gar
from his retreat in New Haven, Conn.
During his stay there he has courted II
bakers daughter, and says he Will re-
turn Immediately and marry her,
which will at once place her among the
upper crust.
Butler makes good use of the Weed |
sometimes; for instance, the other day, |
when he smoked out Il good deal OF
Conservative corruption in the acquit-
tai OLA, Johnson.
-Signor Blitz is about TO retire to
private life, after fifty.tive years pro-
1essional experience as a ventrilOquist, |
and trainer of birds. He has |
resided in Philadelphia for fifty years,
and has a farewell entertainment at the |
Academy of Music in that city.
"A private letter from a son OF John
@. Breckenridge informs the editor of
the Atlanta (Ga.) NeU Era, that he
will arrive in Canada from Europe by
the middle of June.
The cause of Mr.. Buchanan's death
was an attack OF rheumatic govt.
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MAYOR WALLACE. of washington,
officially denies the story oftwo gamb-
ling houses, in that city, ut which
richly dressed ladies. connected with
families whose standing is high in the
community, earnestly engage in play
ing faro. he says that he has made
most diligent and particular inquiry,
and can find no shadow of foundation
for this apparently nnwarranted asper-
sion of the ladies of that city, beyond
what may exist in the imagination of
the reporter.
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first lCougresslonal district.


The following are the proceedings of
our District Convention held ut Clarks-
burg on the 2sth:
On motion, General Nathan Gofr, of
Harrison county, was appointed
Chairman, and o. g. Schoheld, ofWirt,
and A. f. Gibbins, of Wood, Secre-
taries.
The following resolution WAS offered
and adopted:
RcSoIveI, That the basis ofrepresenta-
ton in this Convention be that report
ed by the majority committee in the
State Convention.
The Secretary was then requested TO
call the list of counties, and announce
the number ofvotes each county was
entitled to, as follows:
Brooke county, 10 votes: Calhoun
county, , votes; Doddridge county, IL
votes, Gilmer county, votes; Hancock
county, 8 votes; Harrison county, %:
Lewis county, .; Marshal county, %;
Ohio county, ~; peasants county, 9;
Richie county, II; Tyler county, Is:
county, 20.
On motion, Lewis county was given
IL votes in this Convention.
The Convention then. proceeded to
the nomination OF candidates for Con-
gress.
hOu. y. Ds huDDdEuI Oh CulO county,
Gen. /. ii. Duyal, of Brooke county,
and Gen. Il. Nj. Harris, of Richie
county, were placed in nomination.
The name Of @. ID. Hubbard was then
withdrawn. .H
After discussion of the merits OF
the respective candidates, the first
ballot was had, with the following re-
suit:
Gen. I. II. .125K votes.
Gen. Il. Nj, Harris..."...'...... S733S votes.
On motion, the nomination OF Gen.
Duval was made unanimous.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Hon. Chester d.
Hubbard, by his earnest devotion TO
Republican principles. and for the very
able and efficient manner in which he
has represented the First Congressional
District OF West Virginia in the Con-
gress of The United States, Is entitled to
our wRrnest gratitude.
Convention then adjourned with
three cheers for Gen. Duval, three cheers
for Gen. Harris, and nine cheers for
the success of the National and the
State ticket.
NATHAN GoFF, PresI
A. Al + ? 'GIRRINs. Seer,ys.
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THE resignation Of Secretary Nc.
cullough is again rumored, but the
probability is there is to be no such
good news. 1t may to some seem n
harsh thing to say, but 1T is not proba-
BILE that the whisky ring, which re-
wolves round the Department., can spare
him yet. a proper sense of duty and
an increasing scandal relative to his
Department should cause him to DELAY
his resignation not day. -
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Irseems after all that the WaShburne.
Dounelly vituperntion is only TO be un.
derstood in Piclswicl;ian sense. The
Committee TO investigator into that affair
report that Donnclly didn't mean any
thing personal or offensive to WASH
burne, and upon that Mr.. washburne
a1irms that he has nothing against
Donnelly. We would suggest that
note be appended To each OF the nbu-
sive and scandalous epithets which
these gentlemen flung at each other
and which now stains the record OF
the Congressional Globe, stating that
the expressions are 10 be Understood In
Piekwickian sense. Thus, f'linr aud
scoundrel," (Pickwickian0 "lhe gem
tleman's vomit, !" (Picllwickinn;) "trai-
tor to his country and his God" (Pick-
wi0kianD "a family OF place hunters, I"
(PleEwicliinn.) We omit tho worse OK.
Pressions, but this will give tho idea.
Posterity would then know how Con-
Eressrneu in friendly discussion with
each other were to be understood.
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RARY AT mInNIGmT-

Screaming at the top OF its voice-dIsturbs
all the sleepy heads of the house, and your
next-door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughtIess remark, Choke that squat
ling Baby" Now, this is very unkind of
you, my friend. Once you had just such
time Teething, CholIc, Pain, Fretml, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night of watching,
and a weary morning dawns, bringing No
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List. MORRISON & Co.,
Sheridan coal Works.

rAPEHART 6 MeMEoHEN have in.
" creased ther number Of Miners In ORD er
TO meet the demand for their ~ g
5UpERIoR COAL
They are prepared to deliver promptlv. an
OF then grades nom "pea" TO clean ton al, or
per bushel, warranted measure ~ eS,sSS5
against mistakes or impositIons VeSave
placed sign board on each OF our wSoor,S
and CARTS and Provided each driver Nm
our ticket with the number of busheis he
loads upon IL to be signed by The I,aSf,, -
whom he delivers This obTiafes an mis-.
takes. - A9-
9ETISE-Aarkets st, opposite Unions st.
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$40 to $40 aday Guaranteed

GYOOD AGENTS wanted to Introduce ouf'
NTNEw STAR SHUTTLE SEWING DIAcHISE
Stiteh alike on bah Stdes The only flrst-claSs
coNsIGS MACHINES 10 responsible parties
and EMPLOY ENER6ETIc AGENTS on A
SALARY. FullpaItieulRFS and sample work
fnrnIEhed ON application. Address W, g,
WILSON Co, 81. Louis, MosI Cieveland,O.
or Boston, Mas. marls-Sn
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HAPPY MARRIAGES.

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impedi-
ments TO MarTisge. with the humane view
of treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. myIs-amd&w
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SHOW us IA ''carpet-baGEer" and we will
show your n supporter OF GRANT ana COL
show us n loyal Southerner who is true to
his state and his country, and we will show
you a man who will NOT support GRANT
and CoLrAN.-WoTfd.
Show us "A soldier who fought for the
flag, ora civilian who encouraged the
soldier with his vote and his purse,
and we will show you supporter OF
Grant and Colfax.
Show us an original rebel who did all
he could to preciritate the war. aud we
will show you man who will not sup
mort Grant and Colfax.
Show us a Confederate who starved
the Federal prisoners at Libby, Ander-
sonville, and Salisbury, and we will
show you man who win not support
Grant and Colfax.
Show us Northerncr who kept up a
constant FIRE in the rear of the boys in
blue, or who voted in Convention that
the war was a failure, and we will show
Won a man who will not support Grant
and Cclfax.
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Trustees Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF A TRUs7,
ID TO me by G. Roller and wife. and dnIS. - :
corded in the Recorders o1fice or NsrSboII
county, West Virginia, I shall on Mondar
June 18th, 1888, at the hour of ten o'clocI- ,
m. in the town of Cameron, Marshall coTS a.
", West Va.i proceed to sell all the stncIt ~,
trade and the fixtures In and BELONGING n
Selling as trustee shall only warrant STnt'
title as Is conveyed to me by said deed Of
70 any one wishing 10 engage In the druu
cation Is most excellent one, For fnrfbsr
information call at this ONCE. ''4e'
1el-lm" JOHN B. LYDICK. Trustae
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The Washington correspondent of
the Detroit Tribune says Ross, Fowler
and Van Wrinkle have gone clean over
to the enemy. Van Wrinkle did not
have far to 60. ~
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LAUGHLIN's INFANT CoRDIAL!II
Baby rests sweeuy; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor Will
not say, Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlln's Infant Cordial. Only 25 cents a
Bottle, marl3.
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Public Sale

ON SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1855. At
~ the 'front.' door OF the Court House, two
tracts OF land, with coal privileges TO each
oelng part OF the A. P. Woods farm on the
0 VI river "a miles north or the city OF
Tho INST or upper tract which Joins lands
OF a. l. Garden, ESQ, consists Of 81 acres OF
Iand, with q coal Held OF about 1875 acres
Inc second, Joining the above on the south
CONSISTS or 81 acres OF land and coal.field OF
ABOUT ~ acres. On this tract there is a good
frame dwelling house, stabling, &c.
Inc thickness of the coal vein (about 6 II,
and its situation above the River bottom
makes very desirable locations for RolHn,i
Mills or any other manufacturing establish
river. - VIC
a plat OF the property can be seen and ali
Information given at the Recorders once,
Terms OF sale:-One third cash, the balance
In six, twelve and eighteen months, with an
proved security. Gale positive.
r. 3. WOODS.
myZT-td WA. Il. WOODS
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BRITr-LEwIS-June Sd, 1sss. by the
Rev. +. Ball, Mr.. oBERr7 Y, BnTTT anS
Miss IIzHIE e LEWIS, all ofWheelIng,
-jSi-1Ie rE
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A Tract of Land for Sale

OITUATED IN wETZELL COUNTY
- West Virginia, within i've or six mile,
OF the b. d .. h. r. and said 70 contain SO
cipally with poplar and white oak, and Is
certainly good chance for safe investment
This properly will be sold for good deal les
than its value, in order to Close the affairs OF
an estate See Joseph A. stuart, Admins
traitor, Carlisle, Pa, or
THOS. O'BRIEN,
my2O Real Estate Ag't, wheeling, W. Va.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GROUND
n OF one acre, bound on the west by Limo
street, on the south by Spruce street, In East
wheeling. Also two lots 20 feet front on
Lind street. will be sold on easy terms and at
low prices.
apr23 O. ]. IRWIN.
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THE bill to make appropriations to
supply deficiencies for the execution of
reconstruction, has become alsw with
out the Presidents signature.
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DARTRIDGE Is NOW BETTER PRE-
pared than ever, and offers greater in
JUDGEMENTS than heretofore TO those wanting
anything, from a Card Picture, at Is for one
dollar, TO the finest OH Painting, at less
prices than formerly.
My Gold Frames are all gilt in nay estab-
lishment and nothing but the best gold
used, aud will be sold as low as the same
quality OF work can be bought East or West.
a large assortment of Gold Frames for OIL
Paintings always on hand. Old Frames re-
gilt and made better than when new. All
wood.
Photograph Albums, sterecscopes and
Views, Wall Brackets, Artists Goods, IN
Guiding Oval aud Square stretches, Oil,
Canvass, Tube Paints, &C., &c.
stock or Looking Glasses and Pictures,
which are sold at Cost, are getting less every
day.
days for the benefit OF School Children
should receive the attention OF every Parent
within nifty miles OF Wheeling. je2
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House, Garden and Green Honso

ToFFER FOR SALE MY PRESENT DR..
ltdence In South Wheeling, toRethenr N ~
whole or in portions 70 suit purChaSerS N
Terms accommodating.
Apply to Doctor r. H, Cummins NJ
OFT, or Samuel LauRhIln. ne l.
Je3-tf SAMUEL OFT
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For Sale.

In KIRKwooD. OHIO, THEpRopERT,
i now owned and occupied by Ms, u, ,
Atkinson, being large frame house heo,,t.
fully situated, containing eight rNo-r.
Kitchen, pantry and cellar, 'O''N'
For terms. &C., inquire on the premises nv
Rridgeport, June !. 1855 Inaiu,
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Iron Forge and Dwelling House
For Sale.

UNHE FORGE CONTAINS ONE uu,n
Il ing and one boiling furnace, one nat l. l.
muck rolls, one pair OF shears, two horOC OF
merst two engines, one 131S inch cyliuis+
leet stroke ones inch cylinder, feet sroEs
one upright boiler, which serves for q StDe.
for the furnaces and makes steam for me -,
gines; ono turning lathe, with Other tI ~
necessary for the working of forge VIII -
sold cheap. and on terms 10 suit the NJ, %
chaser. Situated near the La Belle Mil PuE-
= teS-1w% WILLIAM SPEHpS
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
wHEETTNa TST,ANn
WHEELING IsLAND,

A SUBSTANTIAL STONE VINE HOUSE
n and cellar 1907 eighty feet long by GO
twenty feet wide, capacity nearly thlrtythou-
sand Cs0.OOOl gals together with Co0Oprnge OF
about the same capacity. PRESSES and
other fixtures necessary Tor manufacturing
Wine. Though built for wine cellar II Is
equally well adapted for manufacturing and
storing .lager-beer. With this will be sold
about four acres of land on which Is also
erected, adjoining the Wine House, "a good
frame two-story dwelling house OF eight
rooms, and a large stable nearly new. The
whole is otferenlior less than the cost of the
improvements:
Any person desiring TO engage in manufac-
turing WINE or LAGER-BEER should call
and see this property before Investing eIse-
wnere.
The BUILDING LOTS offered are the
most desirable Island lots now In the market
and will be sold at low rates on easy terms.
The above embraces that portion Of the
Island Vineyard running east from the Fair
ground to the river.
For further Information apply at Nos
april JNo. p. GILcHRIsT.
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A MEETING OF the national Board OF
Trade commenced In Philadelphia last
evening.
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for gtm.
SrS SALE.
Dwelling House for Rent

GES S;IIst 5s5ud LOCATED A;EElD on QUINCY
House two-stOry brick of five rooms e5th.
session given July LIST. For further n,,!FTos-
lars call at the ONCE of Metcalf & R5t t,ep q
Main street. PUT, 50
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Factory for Sale.

" with -FOUR LOTS attached, containing.
CoMMoDIoUs BUILDINGS,
for OFFICE, WAREHOUSE, BLACKsArITH
SHOP, etc., also with the above, ONE EN-
CINE, 80 II, p, FLY-WHEEL, and 9 BoILERS
One Line ofSHAFTISG, etc. etc.
The above property Is well adapted for
manufacturing purposes, and In excellent
condition, and next square to the Post office
Terms, part cash, and reasonable time.-
NORWAY IRON MFG CO.,
mar18-3m Cor. 4th and CLAW SITS,
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
From ST. louis TO KeoKuk d st. Pau

One of the splendid sIde.wheel
L e8AH+. DISCLAIMERS OF this llue Will leave st.
ton. Davenport, Dubuque, Saltwater, 81.
Paul and Mlnnehaha Falls. Through re-
ceipts for freight and passengers will be given
to all points on the Upper Mississippi River,
on steamers running from this port and con-
recttng with Northern Line fHcE eta Mt st.
Louis. Apply to JAMES II. HOLMES. sc
Monroe street. mY4-lm