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IN BANE RUPTCY-EsTATE OF w. J. O
haksr-Uhied states Nar-hsls Office District Of Louis
iaua, New Orleans lS6S This is 20 gys MOTTO, mat
on the 9th day Of june, 1853 warrant IN baukuDtcy
was issued against the estate BAKER OF the e.
OF sonroe the parish OF Ouaehita and Lou
VINO was ajudgtd bankrupt his petion that the
pay o. any dsbts and delivery Of any properly
70 such bal kupt IN and for his and the .nsfer
any pr9fety b. HIM are forbidden by law;
M creditors OF the said BANKRUPT their debts aud
cho"se one bis esste vii be held
ut Of Bar kruptcy TO be b. lden the Custom use
bui ding in the city At New Orleans. La before kel
- - 49, - -
No. $50 = uEppoV
ie9 US u & Marshal ni.tr.t - f-.,isa.,a
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DROCLAMATION.... PROCL AVIATION
OF QUARANTINE.

STATE or LOUISIANA, Executive DEP PERTINENT /;
New Orleans, May q, 1888
WHEREAS An act Of the Legislature approved March IS
1870 entitled An act establish Quara tine Tor tie pro
lection Of the State provides nst the Governor
shall sue bis proclamation upon The sdvics the ard d
Hesth declaring place where shall ,son 70 be
heve pestenta contagious nfec disease exists
De an Injected place and stating the number days quar-
antine N be performed by the vessels their
GERS and crews coming from such place places
Now therefore in pursuance provisions of the act
Aforesaid, do issue this my proclamation hereby Dc.
clare the places hereinafter named be infected aces ana
that al vese together with ofcers and
eargoes arriving from said places, having touched or
stopped az Of them, shall be subject quara tine o.
not lees than ten days. tor longss nav be
sdeed bv the Board He.th TO take effect from
and after the prUmu gatiln Of this proclaim alton.
Any violation o. tue Qusrantns aws as here proclaimed
will be severely pun he'd. II tue pei allies prescribed b.,
law are deen ed Inadequate the ties Offend be de
hNered up TO the military authorities &, be dealt With
The places which hereby declared infected as lore
saic, are the following q wit:
the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the port
Of. Vers Cruz, In NJ xico
Given under my hand and Of the State a. above and
the indepenoenee Of the United the
JOSHUA BAKER
d. HARDY, Secretary Of State
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In BANKRUPTCY.

LIMITED sTATFs DISTRICT COURT
~ District of Louisiana In the after Chas. X. Mes
NTH, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No las Whereas, Chas
T. Nesmith Of The Parish Of snd District aforess
duly bankrupt under the Act OF arch
I'd 1867 has this day filed in said Court petition praying
tor discharge and certificate thereof all his debts and
other cisims provsb said aet
Notice l. therefore 10 all creditors who have proved
their debR and all other persons interest the h
cay Of July 1868 1T IL assigned fO- the hear ny Of
the and that they then aid there attend and show
cause they have Why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Office New Orleans, June l6 1863
jslS253O X LOW, Deputy Clerk
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.

SUCCESSION or WIDOW BAZILE JAILLor OR
JAILLEAU-NO 1920
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IN BANKRUPTCY-ESPA OF JOHN CAR
den SteN t-Uuited STA es Ms,shzls Once District Of
LOuisia New Or Jun- 1868 THIS give notice
thai on the 9th day OF June, 1868 Warrant IN Bank
ruptey was issued agan.t the state OF John Garden
stewart Of New Oeans in the parish Orleans aud
OF LOUISIANA who was aojudged bankrupt his
petitions tn the payment OF deb delivery
ana the transfer OF any property him forbidden by
that meeting OF the creditors the said bankrupt
TN II debts and 10 chooe assign his estate
WI oe heo at Court BankTuptcy 70 be holden at the
custom House hulding. the city New orleans
Louisiana, betre G. Kellogg Register on the 9th day Of
Juy, ., ls6S, at O'Clock, A n
Ne. SEQ p. HEBRON,
jesty3 U. s Marshal. District of Lauisaoa.
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IN BANERUPTCY- ESTATE OF JOHN
Clement Morantui-United States Marsha = uhes Di..
trct of Lousisns, New orleans June 18TH 1868 Tis Is 10
give notice that the 10 dsy OF June ID. 1863 War
rant ia Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of John
Clement MoraDtini OF COtiis Pos,otce, the parish
Of hapices State' Of Louisiana, who was i'd
judged bankrupt his petition the payue1t
OF any debt. and delivery Of property belong
ing such bank upt han for his tns transfer of
property y HIM forbidden by lAg; that meeting of
the editors OF the said bankrupt prove debts aid 20
choose assigrees Of his will 1e held AT
Court Of Bankruptcy. ho den the Castouh,n.e
building in the city 81 New 0reans, Lyuisiana before O. 3
Kellogg. Rtghter the 9th day OF Jaly A. ID 1853 at
O'Clock A n 49,
No $50 = j. HERON
jeZ0 is O. 8 Marshal, District Of Toni isna
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In ERUPTCY-EsrAT or HnMzR rI

IN "a RRUPTCY-ESTATE OF HOMER II
smith, individual y and member Of the firm Of y
Smith sons-NO eoy nited states Marshas f1fica ID
tIict OF Louisiana New Orleans June I 1854 This E "a
give notice that the 18th day Of June A. D. 1875 warnt
m Bankrurtcy issued aga the estate Of Homer
Smith individually and a. member OF the firm OF \
smith sons Of rrankhn the parish Of ST. Mary and
petition ht the psymen Of any dsts and delivery OF any
property 6elorg1Hg such bankrupt 10 him for his use
snd the ans er OF any by him orudden nv
Law tha meet ng Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt 10
owe their debts ard to- h0ose assVnees ~ his
estate Will be bsld at Court Of Bankruptcy 20 be holden ~
the Hou,e Building, in the CIV sf Vex trr.n-
Louisiana before Kellogg seiser on the 9th day or
Jaly, A. 1866, az 9oeork, a. .. "
rs Dist CT louisiana
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CALDWELL's EXTRACT.
An OIL which restores Gray Hair is Origin al color
No washing OF the head necessary. For sale by
G. n. MORRISON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, NoI2 Magazine st.,
DIR. JAMES SYME,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist No. l39 Canal street.
DR. =. HASTINGS
DruRpist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
And at the Depot of FELIX SAXON
No. IA Baronue street, Canal.
NEW ORLEANS, May IA, 1868.
Caldwslrs Extract.
3 Having analysed this Oil. and in my experiments AP-
PILED IT MYSELF recognize that Il Is Of the best
articles yet to the pubic for the purpose restoring
the hair to its original color In test mOny of which hereto
afix my signature
lSgnedl FELIX SARON
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emporium
@. II. CALDWELL, Pstentee
Hotel des Strangers, No. l29 Cnartres street
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERIcA--FoR TIE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN B. PACKER.
NO. 25s, IN BANKRUPTCY.
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NArcHIToeHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE

BY @. Il. GIRARDEY d CO..
Ofice-No. IL Exchange Place.
SATURDAY; July n. 1898. at IL O'Clock
- NJ. At the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange on
Roy street. city Of New Orleans will sold by and IN pur
ance Of an order from the Honor able H. Dnre fudge
District Court the United States for the District Of Lou
lana dated the 18th June, 1868 and rendered the above
ensd matter the following described property
the creditors OF said bankrupt, tO-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTATION
situated IN the Parish Of NatchitOches OF Louisiana
comprised Of tine following tracts viz Section of Township
NO " D. rth, Range west containing 636 rs 100 acres
land purchased by said b Packer from L Fisher bv
act sale OF Dec mber "a ls47 Also another Tract Of
Land containing 80 being below and adjoining Che
above Tract; ssia Tract being ~ Section 81 same
township and Range and compris ng one plantation.
The above property will be sold with certificate OF mort
gage showing thst there tgages Judgments on
the property the assignee being responsible no other
guarantee ~
sS- IERks-Casb on the spot in q. s. Treasury notes
Act OF sale, together with the U. Internal Revenue
Stamps attached. at the expsnse Of the purchaser
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TRY TT TEST 1T THOR0UGHLXi

TRY IT. TEST 1T THOROUGHLYi
IL viii cost you nothing to do By making application
to the undersigned Machine will be your residence
and you will be shown how t. IL and Length
OF ne given to test the Machine TO decide inertia
The Magnolia Washing Machine
VIII do washing with half the labor less soap
water than you usually USE will the OF the
Machine in the Of clothes and in fuel one
year. makes sop does away with the necessity Of stand
ing over steaming tub, and prevents the washer from in
hsltDR the steam of filthy soap suds also from getting
and will in instances he the of preventing
ness and saving q DOCTORS ktll
An ingenious COG-WHEEL WRTNGER Is Affixed 70
the Machine and Is made Of Inoia Rubber Cylinders
wrings the clothes almost ready for ironing.
II Useful Simple and Cheapi Satisfaction Guaranteed
or no Sale Use the
Magnolia Washer,
and the Womans Health save both Labor and
Money. Ia A GAILLARD,
No. los Poydrss street.
Owner OF the Patent Ri ght Louisiana
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DoU9LAs'
ENGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHEH,
Ne. 10 Camp ssress.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HCTE

observation-disclosures months 81 six mouths. IS IN ad-
This long esab hed ou nal becomes very desirable
At TIL time in OF the thst Pensacola ee ting
her railrosd communications with the Northwest aud
becoming point Of Interest enterprising men,
IL - devoted 10 the development Of the material IN
terest Of the state Il Florida and in IT'S de-
pa ent devOes special attention 10 the immense
ard Timber trade growing lis vicinity, other
emn-'e al items oh the careful reader will Indicate
the development u The advantage Pensacola
- d ro't ADV rtsemeFts solicited
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PILED IT MYSELF recognize that It Of the best
The hair to it's original color In test mOny OF which
stt ok my signature.
| Importer Of Human Hair Southern Emporium
| O. H. CALDWELL, Pstentee,
pLUMBING AND Gas FIrTINe-
D. M'KENDRICK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, ETC..
| 464...... Magazine Street,. ...4oA
| Between Race and Bobin streets
Prom twenty years. practical experience IN the business
spared 70 merit the cOSdenSs biz Pn S. siS
orders promptly executed with the best materials
pWELLiSes OFFICES, STORES, Etc. fitted up with
HOT, COLD, PLUNGE and SHOWER Bathing Apps-
.whTsR CLOSETS wAsHsTANDs. HYDRASrs and
GAS FIXTURES, oANDELIERs. Etc
| The
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
For Hot Water Pipe Attachments.
KNEAss a MAYO
IN SUCCESSORS TO MAGGIE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No. Magazine street.
Manufacturer OF saddiery and Harness,
-nPoRrkRs
sADDLERY, HARDwARE, BELTING, PACKING AND
HOSE, ETC, ETC.
Nos. TehOupitOulAs Lsyee and 4s % and 50
--- 80
TNIRsT VEksIUM AVN ann xn
WIN hADAA
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.
The above Stove fifty per fuel bakes bet
ter bread than any other stove in This fact
fairly and ncoatestaby proven at the Mechap
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed delivered any
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES the most I'm.
proved Pattens Liberal onsrad In tbs trsd
u u.,Tgp
n. 1-ADr~ heeht
No l6o Tchoupitoulas street
Ord.r. ,aa q, ho~ No soM..ha,..., - NIL, s.
- - s - w. w. W Ae0iNn0s sno Deaio's tIAcnsnge
NO lS ~ OhAre street or a. the New Orleans POstnce
will reeeive prompt tiou.
hOU9LAn,
snukAVEh AND LITHOGRAPHER,
Ne. 10 Camp ssrees.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
c.E. GiRARDeY g. co.'s SALES.
rHREE-sroRY AM ATTIC BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING, NO. Is BOURBON STREET. BETWEEN
CANAL AND cUsroxHousE STREETS
SALE BY CONSENT OF PARTIES. WITHOUT LIMIT.
c. 6. GlRARDeY g. co.'s SALES.
SALE BY CONSENT OF PARTIES, WITHOUT LIMIT.

BIZ O. 4. GIRARDEY d co.
ofhce No. IL Exchange Place
SATURDAY, June 25th. 1865, a. Noon
~ at the Merchants and Aacs ioneers' Exchange AZ
public auction, 10 the highest bidosr will be sold
TaAT VALUABLE PROPERTY known No. Is Bour-
bon street In bounded by Bourbon Dsuphn Canal
and Cusomhouse streets The lot 20 feet inches
and lines front Bourbon by depth I26 feet IL
inches and line The improvements comprise estory
and attic Bck Building with store the ground door
arranged as dwelling above.
IERHs-ihe purchaser to assume payment Of note
for SOO due and payable LIST Jaauzry, 1869 bearing
ten per cent after maturity final pay
men secured by mortgage the property he balance
the purchase price cash in United Notes
The improvements to be kept insured policy
taxes Of 1868. -
Act Of sale including Revenue Stamps at the az
pepse Of purchaser before W. Cast H. mo- ary public
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District of OusianaIR the matter of rhos. hslds
Co, bankIupts In Bankruptcy No 81 Whereas, Thomas
Shields Individually and member Of the firm Of Thos
Shields Co, New Orleans and District Aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt the Act Of Congress March
"a 1907 has this day fled in said Court petition praying
% osehatge and certificate thereof from al his debts and
other claims proyable under said act;
Hos therefore given to all creditors who have proved
tner debts ana TO all other persons in interest," that Sd
DAY OF July 1853 at ii IL assigned for the hearing 81
the same snd that they then and there stend show
cause any they have why the prayer the said petition
should not be granted
jel6 20 26 X L0EW Denutv CLARK
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DETER MOSS,
BUILDkR,
Returns thanks 70 the cSens thsr patron
for the set Do He hiss made extensive addition
bis workshops and introduced several woodworking
In his line
Shop and Office Prytanis Washington sres.
Mechanics Exchange. boz MOL
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Dhtnet of LOusana-In the matter Of Jesse r. Irwin,
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No Ol Whereas, Jesse III
Irwin of new Orleans, ard district Aforesaid duy de-
saed bankrupt under the Act Of Congress of March 1857
has this day fled in said Court petition praying dis
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts other
claims provabs under said act;
Notice given all creditors who have proved
er debts endto al other persons interest the Sd
day OF July 1868 al IL assigned for hearing Of
'e same and that they then and attend
cause they have, why the Of the said
should be granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans, June Is, 1863
K LOEW, Deputy Clerk
Jel0 70 70 K. LOE ". Deuutv Clark
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TEs DISTRICT COURT

~ Lousana-In Bankuptcy-so. z9O-In the matter o.
Jno Austin bankruptThe heirs OF Christopher Adams
Jr are hereby notified 10 appear Court 90 the
18th June 1858 at II A. and show any they have
why the property described in the assgnees petition shO I'D
not be sold as prayed tor By order ofCoart.
je24 % "a X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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Lines Suggested by 1he Eculp,or,s
Studio Tableau at the WheeIIne. Fe.
male college Rehearsal Hast Friday
Evening. lIfl E-i > t'-''fss
4 me 5I curtains part, and loi two statues stant,
Itts !, ,t Dtls1t conceptions of Angeles own;
" " g nIsG admire the scuIptoFls lEkiufnl hand
S,l mt more The gifted genius that had drawn >
ms 4hs PeEiect image ere the edge Ind hewn
Hne Lne 1uhbiSh on, aud len what God teSigneIl
70 be our mould bsfore SIMS seeds were sSTvTS
40 N%tn9 MaLP ,the soul, and through the human
Dis1eEt tort, the bodily types and pattern OF our
And why could not The sculptor give bny
breath y. ss.s stEe z4l'E Het
10 quicken all that chlllld and rnorl1ie ro,,,oo
Why .sp s9Sld sps, she not, IKE Lazarus, back nom
Be called, called, to feel the blood fow fresh and
These cSITS Eere all child IKE thoughts for like
rsazed. She changed, but did not break the
For diInple now ON trembling tlitnples pleaJ
untn thef cold lips parted, and the statue
MENBER OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
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The White Pine, Compound.

at was early in the spring OF 50 that this
compound was ortgtnAted a memRer Of my
throat attended with disagreeable cough.
had for some months previous thought that
bark of white pine might ba SO compounded
as tobe very useful in diseases OF the throat
and lungs. TO test the value OF it1n the Case
OF the medicine that I had been planning,
and gave IL in tsaspoonful doses. Fheresult
days the irritation 81 the throat was tTernovl I
ed, the cough subsided and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some to
suffering for some weeks nom bad cough,
occasiOnedb by a sudden cold, and had raised
relief and sent for more. She took about
ten ounces OF It, and got well. ]. b. Clarke,
ESQ, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
mniie a trial of the same preparation In the
c5lSe OF severe cold and was Gu red fniIn
ately. He was 50 highly pleased with the re-
sales, II placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me to give It name, and
send 1t abroad TO benefit the suffering In
November, 1855, 1irSt advertised &c under
the name Of White Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
lars worth, where It took the lead of all the
cough remedies in the market, and Il still
I maintains that position, There Is good rea-
sons nature iBWaHmlng to the stomach and
pleasant WtthRl to the taste, and is exceed
';As a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrfvaIeGi. II
was not Originated for that purpose; but a
person In using II for cough was not only
cQred OF the cough, but was also cured of a
kidney difficulty often year8 standing. Since
thAf accidental discovery many Thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint, and
| have been completely cure[l.n
The above was Written by DR.. Poland. in
1850 Since then, as I'm Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
allCOughreme1ieS, as well as q preparation
for the cureOf Kidney dim icuities IN every city
kNnW lat
New England States,
TINS remedy As as SAFE and pleasant to take
"a % afTaet11ol
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THERE are still few persons left
who have not submitted a financial
plan. Its to be hoped they will no
longer put of this obligation of an
American citizen. In this crisis, Amer
lea expects every man to do his duty.
The multitude of plans that have been
show much unanimity in
one thing. They generally appreciate
the impolicy of paying our debt money,
when It is 80 much easier to pay It by
giving our note; and they generally
appreciate the advantages of making
the country rich by the simple process
of issuing pRpermoney. TO earn mon
ey is work. To make 1t by issuing pa
per is pleasure. And II 1t is q blessing
why place any limit on it, But there
are still a few persons who have not
presented their schemes OF finance and
money, and this pscuIiaEitY makes
them 20 be marked as perhaps disahec.
ted toward the country. Let them
throw of this suspicion by contribu-
ting their share TO the financial wisdom
that is crying in the streets.-C Cinetn-
aut5 Gazette.
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A PhYEiologfeal view Of lIarriaga.

FT1HE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB
4 nshed. Containing nearly ttIres hum
dned pages and lS0 nne. plates and engra-
wings OF the Anatomy Of the Human Organs
upon the Mind and Body with the Authors
Plan Of Treatment-the only rational and
BneceSgful mode Of Cure, as shown by the re-
port OF cases treated. A truthful adviser 70
the mau1ed and those contemplating mar,
tltss, Hllo S5ltet tsan otoauA OF 1ne4r physical
dress, on receipt OF % cents In stamps or pos
tai currency, by addressing DR.. Ia CRoTx
No. 81 Mal1sn Lane, Albany, N. Y. The
author may be consulted upo1 any of the di-
Geases upon which his b0ok tTeats, either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent TO
any part Of the world. d.s--s--o oc21
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY
OF wHEELINa.
DTRnCnnRs:


T. II. Logan, T. z. ShallcrUss, ]. 8, Rhodes
Geo. Msndel, j. ii. Hobbs, Saml. McIlel-
LAughlln.
TTIHls COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
- II organized four yeaTS, and in that time
uone RsucceES5iul business Is still preIaTt.d
70 20 Iake Iisks at fair rates on Buildings OF AN
l91lG, lk9l1n1s, Me[ehRndIse, Manufacturing Eatal-
nshnentsp furniture, Steam Boats flnd Gar.
s9ES on the Western RiVeH and Lakes
,St 11ls company offers superior Inducements
70 FatmsFS, whereby they c7in be insuftst an
evenings, furniture, Barns and contents for
OF yeslrs at reductii rates.
This being a home Institution with tine la r
gest capital and surplus OF any company in
u u tue state and composed OF some
nlhety-ieur stOckholdeI6, most of whom are.
among our Oest business men, recommends
iitseu 10 the favorable consideration III the
lnsur1ng public. and soliCIts their patronage,
Applications for insurance viii be promptly
Attended TO by the Secretary.
once ~ Monroe street.
y. -. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L McCLELLAS, President.
GEO. MEHDEL, Vice President
Q. N. COEN, Special agent. ocIs
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May II, 1851.


DIRECTORS.
Christian Hess. William KIevis. Benuo
hammer, John Oesterling, John Pfarr. IH6n
aaSelner( aISsiiis, Anton Reynann, Phnip Schuehle,
Nn1S COMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
lLL LLel, prepared TO insure Buildings.
property at favorable rates,
promptly paid. VIZ 10
APPLcat!ons for Insurance will receIye I'M
neuiAte attention from the Secretary.
COmpanys Oiilce, room over Peonlcs,
Bank, Mann street. P'eA
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Secretary.
h.. A. hEAPP, Assistant Secretary
JOHN OESCERLINC4, PTt4,iiient
ANTON REYMANH, Treasurer.
WILLIAM KLEVIS, \
PHILIP sCHUEHLE, suryeyors.
AUGUST WlEDEBUSH,
tunGA-IG
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"A sTEAN carriage for common roads
has been built in Edinburgh designed
to be used on the Island of Java. It
has the peculiarity that the tires of the
wheels are made Of india rubber, each
being i've inches thick and two feet
broad. These tires spread over the
ground ''like an elephants foot, - stones
and other obstrHctiOns sinking into
them.
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9etg aapfrttst1nents.
Revolution in Trade

AptES-Yon can receive for the snm NJ
~ QAss DOLLARS Stlk, Merino and Al.
gSsss lsnS Dress: ge shagls, B5almoraIs. Linen
JewdiFy, silver Plated Ware s'evVIn1t 81 STSs
chime &C. send clubs of ten or more. with
zen cents for each descriptive check, nd the
WORT s. to $500, according to humber sent
{. Agentsi wanted everyWhere. CircuiRrs
sent pee. PARKER & Co, successors 10
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LtOus4 6fluRs
OBFICERS:
GEO: K. WHEAT, President,
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CaAB- WALLACE, State Agent fnr West
Virginia and Maryland.
D1REoroRs:-John E. Wilson, Jas. O. On.
S9nn II24A a. IAImstrong, A. @. Quarter Geo X
Nr9ulteel!g SSAlauel Harper, James MCCluneV
Morgan l.. Ott, Geo. Adnias ~ .
81 I1tsE Chs: =. brady, Cashier Merchants
Eau9nM bankI Wheeling: I.iSL MOTTisSi1 =
Co., Wholesale GIOcers, WheeiinS: pSv,,p 3
aRnFian e Cos Wholesale GrOceFS WJfeei!s
MS NJ Mlchnei Reilly, Wholesale CjroceT.
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