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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-03
NEW DRUG STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HERRBY

l gives notice ofhis appointment a. Assignee
OF the estate Of Michael Sweeney. Of Wheeling.
in the county Of Ohio, In the District Of West
Virginia, and who was, 10 wit, on the ID day of
March, A. D., 1863, aAjadged bankrupt, upon the
petition Of himself BY the U. 8. District Court
fer said District go
Dated st Wheeling, the 9Th day Of August, A.
ID. 1868. A. N. JOHNSTON.
aug7oaW3w Assignee.
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CIaynlont Boarding school.

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT THIS
i school FOR college or active business 10.
county, W. Va. Next session commences Sep
TENDER list, ls6s. Pupils received at any time,
Terms $500; semi.anAua!ly in advance. No
extras. A liberal deduction will be- made where
a parent or guardian sends more than one
bOardcr
For circular, address the undersigned
j. s. BLACKBURN
Principal
Refers to Judge G. w. Thompson, Wheeling
augJ. Oaw till SspI5
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KIRKWogD RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

/ NIFICENT brick residence of Mr.. George
Kceline, situated in Kirkwood, Ohio, ID miles
from the city of Wheeling containing rooms,
finished in the most approved style, besides
kitchen. wash.house, cellars etc, etc. The
ground. $50 fcot by 100, is tastefully adorned
with shrubbery and shade trees of choicest
varieties This place to be appreciated must be
seen. Lands well located in Potrawstamie
county, Iowa, will be taken in part pay. For
further particulars see THOS. OBRlEN,
Real Estate Agent Wheeling. or
GEORGE KEELlNE,
aue3l.lw Bridgeport, Ohio.
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NOTICE,
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

ICAN NOW FURNISH FIRST-CLASS
i plants of the following varieties: De Nicdise
the largest Strawberry in the world; Jueunda,
Knox 100; Wilson, Agriculturist. Fillmore, Burr's
Ne,o Pine. Golden Seeded, Kitteys Goliah, Austin
and Napoleon III. Plant this fall and have q
good supply of this most delicious, healthy and
cheap fruit next season. / will warrant al my
plants TO be genuine.
aug3i-dlw Inv LEWIS BAKER
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Col. Rem. Wilson'S Appoint
BnPntS,

Colonel BEN. WILSON, with w. ii.
OLDHAM, Esq, will address the people
ut
MiddIebOurnc, Tyler county, Sat
HrdnU SpDfPJnber =
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Statements from Patients, &c.

COLLEGE HILL, CINCINNATI IL iOas in the last
stage of CONSUMPTION. In ten days after taking
the PRESCRIPTION, my CHILLs, NIGHT SwRATs,
FEVER, &C., decl eased and finally altogether
disappeared. Ar ere skeleton before, am now
well stored with flesh. Ny restoration is mar
gel 10 all 'rho kIioar me.-MRs. c. L. WRIGHT.
Your Prescription saved my daughters life,
and has probably saved me hundreds of dol.
lars."-Rev. E. HUMPHREYS, Renson, n. Y.
1--WE bless God for the benefit we have receiv.
ed from your Prepared Prescription. Rev. p.
PEREGRINE, Blossburg Penn.
Every one to whom i have recommended II
has benefited much by its use"-Rev. Z. d.
JONES Racine Wis
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put
up in 81 90 bottle, and is sold by Druggists
generally, or orders may be addressed TO the
Sole Proprietors, OSCAR G MOSES CO.. -
CoRTLASDT STREET, n. Y. Consultation 'ree.
A Circular, containing TESTIMONIALS OF MANY
CASES successfully treated, will be sent free, by
mail, to all who will write for it.
Sold in Wheeling by all Druggists; ASK
your Druggist for Kings Prepared Prescription,
and If he has not got it he will get 1t for ycu.
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FARMS AND COAL LAND FOR SALE.

THE LAND LATELY OWNED BY T..
l. jacob, deceased, near Wheeling, on Cald.
wells Hua is for sale 1t include sthe dairy farm
and pasture land occupied by y. Bawman. and
also the farm on the hill, on which Fred ILeckel,
Wm Miller and others live. On the hill farm
are four dwelling houses, two thrifty orchards
of grated fruit, and q young vineyard of IL or
l2 acres, planted principally with Catawbas
and Concords with some Delawares and other
choice varieties. From 100 TO $50 acres of the
hill farm is fiTst.class coal land.
The land will be sold IN separate parcels or
as a whsle.
Enquire of \. j. CLARKE,
Corner of Fourth and Monroe, or
NJ. VI. MCELHENNEY,
ExecutIix of z. Jacob, deceased, Fourth street,
near Union. aug25 2wd
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Teas and TObHCCOS.

on HALF CHESTS G.P. y. HAND 00L0NG
OO Teas. ..
75 Boxes Choice Dark Navy and l0s Tobacco
5J Boxes Virginia Twist and Bright Pounds
3j Boxes w. II. Grant Navy and los.
20 Boxes Rufus T., Navy and los.
just received and for sale by
aug29 HOWELL BLOOMFIELD & co.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Granville Female College.
Thirty. Fifth Year Begins sent I,L

THIS OLD AND POPULAR lNSrlTUI.ny
l. is one of the best places 10 sr,g;, 4. t..,,
ough and finished education NJ a reasonable
Granville is about seven hours ride itu,. NJ
Ing via &. .. il. X. Terms, S2JU a Year.
Address, W. i. KERR
Granville, Licking county. OH,
aug1.eOdlmwi wit
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the NERVOUS or the BLOOD systems. It is
unequaled in Female Disorders, Seanty or Sup
pressed Menses, Whites, ~ dc.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION Is both
the BEST and the most ECONOMICAL Medi-
cine that can be taken. The average dose Is
mover REQUIRES under any circumstances to use
Cough Mixtures" for the Cough; "Expecto-
rants for the Expectation; Tonnes" for the
Appetite or the Weakness; Iron for the Blood;
Anodynes for the Nervous Irritation; Acids for
the Night Sweats; or Whisky or Cod Liver on
Constitutional Condition, and through this Condi
ton, upon the Whole series Of Symptoms.
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United States of America, Dis
frict Of West Virginia., SS.


trict Of West Virginia, So.
William w. Irwin, Trstee,)
vs.. Attachment.
Steamboat Rochester,
"HEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court of the United
States for the District of West Virginia. on the
22d day of August, lsGs, by VIM. w. Irwin,
trustee for Mrs. Frances Reed, against the
steamer Rochester, her engines, tackle, outfit,
apparel and farniture. Now, therefore, in pur'
suance of the monition under the seal of the
said Court. 10 me directed and delivered, | do
hereby give public notice to all persons claim
ing the said steamer, her engines, tackle, outfit,
apparel and furniture; in any manner in
terested therein, that they be and appear before
the said District Court, to be held at the city of
Wheeling, in and for the District of West Vir.
GINA, on the 10th day of September, lSGS, at II
o'clock in the forenoon of that day tprsviding
the same shall be day of jurisdiction, other.
wise, on the next day ofjurisdiction thercafter,l
then and there TO interpose their claims and to
make their allegations in that behalf.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
u. 5. Marshal Dis. W. Va.
BY w. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAS. S. WHEAT, Proctor. aug25-twtd
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Washington, ID. G.


THE SESSIONS OF THE SEVERAL De
i partments open as follows: The Prepare.
tory September 9TH; the Collegiate September
sd; the Theological October It'll; the Law DC.
tOber I4th, and the Medical October 10Th.
This College was organized with reference
to the oft urged suggestion Of Washington that
a University at the Federal Metropolis would
tend 10 the assimilation Of the principles,
opinions and manners of our CountryTnen by
the common education of portion OF its youth
from everpquartcr." It's graduates have veri.
ied the expectations of Madison and Monroe
that the facilities Of hearing debate in Congress.
arguments in the Supreme Court and Lectures
from eminent men, and Of visiting Libraries and
Collections In Science gathered at this centre.
would tester comprehensive mental develop
ment.
The Preparatory School gives n thorough
training for business and preparation for Col.
lege. The College proper has eight efficient
Professors, all the chairs being filed. The
Theological School has three Professors and
Lecturers; the law School four and the Medical
ten. The expenses are as low 40 at other Col.
leges. Number OF students the past year I3i.
For Catalogues or further Information address
G.. W. SAMSON, y. D.,
augl32taw6w President.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

WASHlNGIUN UULLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VA.
rI'HE NEXT SESSION OPENS THIRD
i Thursday in September, lsds and closes
fourth Thursday in June, lsG9.
The Faculty consists Of
Con. II. Il. LEE, President,
with Professors OF Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy History
and English Language and Literature, Applied
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Law and Equity. These are distributed
into: l. Faculty of Arts; ?. Faculty Of Science.
3. Faculty of Literature and Philosophy; I.
Faculty of Law. In each of these is conferred
a distinct Bachelors Degree, and the Degree Of
Master Of Arts is open alike Ia students In each
course. In the Department of Science are con.
fcrred also Professional Diplomas Of Civil I'm.
gineer and Mining Engineer. by the aid of
full corps of assistant Professors. provision il
made for thorough drilling in the Departments
of English, Ancient and Modern Languages and
Mathematics.
ExPRSsEs.-All necessary expenses need not
exceed S:}25.
For full particulars apply to
+. G. GORDON,
augG Clerk Of Faculty.
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OFFICE OF EXCHANGE BANK

hFFECE OF ENVtsNNEE BNNh
~ OF VIRGINIA, AT WESTON
AUGUST 18th. lS6S
The holders of the Notes of the Exchange
Bank of Virginia, payable at Weston, will take
notice that in pursuance of an Act of the Leg.
islaturc of West Virginia, entitled IAN Act
relating to the Exchange Bank Of Virginia, at
Weston" passed Fearuary 10th, ls6S, the said
Notes will be received at this Office in payment
of indebtedness 20 said Branch at Weston, until
the 10th day of September, lSCS, Except on
Stock Notes.. And unless the same are 80 pre-
scnted before the expiration of said time, they
will not thereafter he received in payment by
me- or otherwise paid by me.
r. j. MCCANDLISH,
auglg.iw Cashier of Branch ut Weston.
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West Liberty Academy.
An English Il Classical School.

V,HE FALL TERM "a WEEKS OF THIS
i Institution, located at West Liberty, w.
Va. ON the Wheeling and Bethany pike, twelve
miles from the city, will be open for the receP-
ton of pupils of both sexes September !, Prox.
Classical course thorough and complete. Spe.
cal attention given to those preparing 10 teach;
Tuition g. TO $40, payable in advance. Board
and lodging from S. TO 81 per week. Address
JN0. Z. FRAZIER, A. NJ, Principal, or
GEN. w. Is. CURTIS,
augl0:lw' Pres. Board.
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Porto Rico NIolasses,

so Barrels strictly choice for Bakers use
just received and for sale by
deco n. REILLY.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL

VIM. ID. CAbEbE' FTIuCfP"f'
WITH TWO DISTINGUISHED MASTERS
w of Art of the University of Virginia, and
four other accomplished instructors.
This school is designed to prepare youths for
the University of Virginia, or for immediate
entrance upon the duties of life. The fourth
session begins September 13, 1868. For Gaia
logues containing particulars address the Prin-
cipal at Norwood, Nelson county, Va.
REFERENCES.
The students who have attended the school
from its establishment (see catalosuel. Facul
ties University of Virginia. Washington Col,
lcge Virginia Military Institute, and Virginians
generally. augl3tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
Washington and Jefferson
College.

NIFTY. EIGHT STUDENTS WERE GRAD.
II mated at the late Commencement in this
Institution: fOrty-seven in the Classical and
eleven in the Scientific Department.
Next Term begins September ~.
Circulars furnished on application 10
THE PRESIDENT,
aurIIeod2w Canonsburg, Pa.
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Dunbar Female Seminary,

THE NINTH SESSION OF THIS lNSrI
i tuition will begin the first "Wednesday In
September next. ID. W
DIFFERENCES:
Hon. George II Lee, Henry =. Walker, Ed,
West Virginia. Hon. VIM. 4. Hamilton, Hon
Stevenson Archer Maryland: ES.GOv Henry
A. Wise, Virginia; ESGoy. II. b. vapco, North
Carolina.
For particulars apply either 20 Rev. JAMES
u. ARNETT, Principal, al 10
HoN. +. W. NJ HOLIDAY.
aug2JU President
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FEMALE SCHOOL

n HSS :" s.SSN W ~. WIEN 4
NJ Female School in Wheeling an III. i'm,
Monday in September.
Tho number Of pupils will be limited aud III.
instruction thorough.
For further particulars apply IL Ar Morgan
l.. OFT, Mr. 4. L. Quarter, Mr.. |. W lyNia' ar
to Miss Wilson herself at her Residence N,
Main street, Centre Wheeling. iy3I.lwd,iiu
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THE CELEBRATED SMITHS OYSTERS.
/ fresh from Baltimore, by the can or half
can, will be kept constantly on hand at the
above place. Also fresh meats and all kinds OF
green vegetables. sep2
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FOR RENT.

Administrator Notice.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS ALL
i persons knowing themselves indebted to
the estate of Francis X. Armstrong, deceased,
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will please present
the same for settlement
augls j. ID. DU B0lS, Administrator.
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Obituary.


Mrs, Nancy RoDIEER, wife Of Jacob Rodi.
fer, died at her residence IN Sullivan county,
tennessee, November 10th, 1868, aged 43
years.
She Joined the Lutheran Church atlan ear
ly age in life, and was = worthy member, all
ways strict in attending Church. She was
no sectarisn, her seat was never vacant at
Church, only when Providertiully hindered.
She had been afflicted with a spinal affection
for many years : size bore her Affections with
Christian torttude. The writer of this WIS
intimately acquainted with Mrs. Rodifer, be-
ing almost reared in sight OF each other. Sis
was q kind neighbor, always cheerful and
pleasant. She has left a kind husband, two
sons and a large number Of relations aud
friends to mourn ter loss. About fourteen
months ago, her youngest SON, Alfred, died e
promising boy, WAC left a bright testimony
that be Las gone home to Heaven, Ever since
that time, she remarked to her friends that
she believed her days on earth would soon
be gone, and dearly as she loved her husband,
children aud aged parents, sac lOuged to
leave this world Of sin and sorrow.
who would live always away from his Godf
Away from you Heaven, that blissful abode,
Where rivers Of pleasure low o'erthe bright plains,
And the aoon-tide Of glory ~eteIRally reigns.'
q. A.
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Seriously Hurt.

Another figure was placed upon the already
lengthy catalogue Of " RaH.Roa1 Accidents, p
90 Monday evening last, By q colored brakes
man, Who're nene our iutorm&at was unable
90 give as, having biz haud 50 badly mashed
that anpatAtion, il Is ~thonghii will be neees-
ssry ia order to preserve the life Of the midi
vidaAL. The facts 10 the case, as givent to US,
are these while the uPward-boand freight
train vas taking on another cal AZ this place
be vac engaged in coupling them together,
and the train coming back too fast, his hand
was caught between the bumpers and ter
riblH mnfilAtedN
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Won NAV bel Zoo Lata.

BE warned in time. Diseases like Indigestion end
Dyspepsia are not to be traed with. There is such a
thing as being TOO ais in these matters. inflammation,
or scirrhus Cancer, or some other dangerous disease
may ensae.fvhen' an restoratives, no matter how pO-
tent, woala be Intellectual. DO not delay, then. When
the symptoms Of Dyspepsia are first experienced, re-
sort at opcs to the great restorative medicine. HOS
TETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, and you will DO
safe.
But Tow disorders ipyelve greater suffering, and. II
not ia ixeIf Immediately dangerous, It Is the source Of
many deadly mnltiies. Even II i did not tehd to
greater vvii, the mental and physical misery II pro-
duees Ia alone q 81 i3cient reason Why no pains should
be spared to prevent OF cursih In no country on the
face 81 the globe is u 50 completely domestieeted as in
our own, where tits found in nearly every household.
HOsTErTERs STOMACH trrERS kts universally
conceded to etho sovereign FUunedy Tor this annoy.
ingdisease, as they act directly upon tho digestive
or tans, correct and tone the stomach, and give renewed
vitality to tho system. Acting delightfully."- upon tho
nerves aud soothing tho brain, rcnders them efaeaeions
as a mental medicine, rs well a. . genial stomachic.
II taken A. a preventive. they will be found partiea.
larly we'll suited to the diseasea arising from the uu-
healthy SEASON Of autumn and their nse viii preveHt
he creeping, unpleasant sensation often complained
Of when the shills are stealing slowly upon the patient
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Words Again Z" from Byron, will please the
young ladiesj and the literary matter Is an
perior, even for this magazine. "FLEEBe
PRoN FATRf"-@a splendid story, by Louise
Chandler Moulton, Is included and there ia
also q poem by the sam lady-tA TMELY
CKhisrNAs YoIcE," Mrs. Harriet Prescott
SpoHord contributes one of her best stories.
Miss Douglas concludes "TnE DRBARRY For
TuSE in a way that every Que will like; and
Mrs Hosmer, Mrs. Trowbridge ard Sophie
May, make out an %uneqnAlled list of writer's,
The Prospectus for the next year contains
unequalled inducements to new subscribers,
aOd We advise our readers TO send for a spe-
rimen number (which is furnished grats,
and avail themselves Of the Publishers mu-
nihcent offers, hrs. Henry Wood, the cele-
brated author Of "Ea5t Lynne" IS also an
nounced for a serial novel for next year. Pub
lished by Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut
street, Philadelphia, at $3.50 a year (which
also includes a large steel engraviag) Four
copies, SC. Eight tald one gratisl, SI2.
1.-THE Lady's Friend and 1.-THE Saturday
Evening Post" $500.
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z. Z. 3 w. n. Q. Rall Rosd.

wecOmm end to the Perusal of our readers,
and more especially to the members Of our
present Legislature, the communication Of
"X,p which appears in our columns.
Uuder the energetic superintendlhce Of
President Symmetry The Rad Road TsisrrSd
70 has stda nost gratifying progress : aad
Sc our Legislature shall extend 10 this pro,
lsct that attention asd tia, aid which It's in-
sFin'ie merits demand, It Will not be long
until the tread Of the "Iron Horse" win be
heard in the valley Of the Doc. The treas
ores Of niasral wealth, ana the valuable tim
Der existing IN those n0unlains, will then be
developed aud made s~asseryient to'ths wants
Of The world. The brave aud loyal people
~bc live slcpg this line, win then have open.
ed TO them, msrks,s for their surplus pro-
dUes and thus, IN some measure, bs COM
PsnSaisd for The hAraships Of their long iso.
iAtion-for their unsvsrvipg devotion to
their county and receive some acknowledge
meat o. The hospitality, for which, they have
ever enjoyed a pre-emineni distipction.
These, bowsser, are but some Of the bsbe-
ai' Apd a~d'assases to be expected from this
great enterprise considered merely as 4 local
o. State iuPFoysmeu.. Its geographical pO.
'i'ion-eonnsedng as Il does the great val
l'y Of the Vest With ths peahoArd, by . lius
20 direct insurss for il q large business
vhsn completed, and a handsome rsnunsra.
ton IN The way Of dividends to the Stock
holders.
We hope our Legislature win &C, promptly
Aud ssnsfougly IN extending 20 this Road
vsai'veF aid may be Necessary in order 20
pu'h The work TO rapid completion
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TluE Advertiser, having boen restored to health In
a few weeks, BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered seveniyears with a severe %luDsanee-
ton, sDd thu, dread disease, Consumption lie anxious
to make kuown to hts fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
70 all who desire u, be viii send a copy Of The pre-
seriploR used free Of ehargel with Ihe directions foT
%prsparing and usins The same, which they viii and a
SUR cvEE roK c~oSsuMFrIos, ASTHMA, BRoSeHuis,
&c. The only object Of the advertiser In sending the
Prescription Is to beusat the afflicted, and spread in.
formation which be s~onseives u be intalaablei aud be
hopes sssry sufferer viii ~ hl remedy, As u VIM
cos. them uelhing, aud may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Will phase address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1855 South Second Stt
winiansburgh, Kings County, Nov York.
egnovstl-AkC
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gg- In a country where the natural desire Of the
people is to reach the highest point in ART, it Is very
difficult FOR success 70 bs obtained without most ardu,
Gus lsbor. Public opinion Il extremely e~xactinE, and
not always Just but often unjust and cruel criticism
has ~prodneed the most beneficial results the grshtest
Improvements have bseh made under continued dis.
eouragements, and IN many successful efforts, defeat
seemed certain to all except those concerned. IN M
one branch Of art has theirs been more trials and fail
ures. and in no single instrument Is there so many
parts TO perfect, In order 10 make the whole 4 success,
a. the Piano Forte this IL always attended with great
expense, requiring large capital, and patient perseyor
auce. J. H.. Grovestoen, IS Mercer street, Now York,
now Groyosteen, Fuller 4 Co., enmmanced msnufac-
turing Pianos thirty eight years ago, and u ono Of the
uldes, homes IN the country. They aim to make the
bost instrument, and sell it At the smallest profit
Those Pianos eapnot be eTeollei. Then singing quail
ly Is pure, full, and easily retained through the most
lengthy passages. For power they are unparalleled,
and arc csiehrRted tor their great brilliaucy, exqui'
site touch and elegance Of style and finish.
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BOYS Swinging on the Cars,

We have 10 this o ONE TeTy fact boys.
And not being content in locking AZ our Rail
Road cara, like quiet boys should be, they
are il the habit every tins a ;rain starts
from the Depot, OF jumping upon the plat
form, and slso taking hold Of the sides and
rear Of the ears, and swinging there whilst
'he cars are undsr tall beadvay. This is not
only a dangerous tbipg, but it ia ioOl-hardy
10 All who act in this way.
Parents had better keep their children at
home Wben The cars arrive here, or teach
them a lesson Of propriety and safety.
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y, AM Prize O~rclanged Jor another Of same vafue. M
Blenkss Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
References I'VE select the following from many
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly
pormit1ed US TO publish them: 3. 4. Wilkins, Buhalo,
Sf,VgO 4iiae AMMO Monfoe, Chicago, Piano. $3.50, d.
hllwAnkeo, Piano, $50; kov. A Day, New Orleans,
SogO, we publish no names without permiseion. =
OPinions Of tue Press .--'1he firm is reliable, and
gssof'o their success, - Weekly Tribune Ana. s. ave
knOW Them lobeh hlr dealing firm. pm ". Herald,
avg. ~. "a friend Of ours drew a $500 prize, which
was promptly received Daily Hnes, Sept. 8.
send for circular, Liberal Inducements 10 Arents.
Sausiectiou guaranteed. Every package Of Sealed
~ for e.! 80 for S5i nc for Sl6. An letters should
10 addressed 10 HARPER, WILSON q CO.,
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