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EXTRAORDINARY PEDRsrsIAStsst..

ENrRAoRDINARY PEDEsrRIANIsM.-
]. Goulding completed, at four O'Clock
on Saturday morning, in New York,
the extraordinary feat OF walking a
thousand miles in a thousand hours,
overcome by fatigue, however, and his
attending physician has forbidden him
to sleep more than a few hours at a
time until the debilitRting effects OF his
long journey shall gradually wear OF.
ms feet and legs are In very bad
state. But few friends are permitted
Is me second time only that this extra
ordinary feat Of endurance has been
successfully performed. Z = -
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Mr.. VAN w1NKIE TRIUMPHANT
The West Virginia Legislature is in
session. The Radicals In caucus had
up Van Wrinkles case. His friends
stood by him, and the RAIDS backed out
The Wheeling Register says:
1t Is a grand triumph for the dlsttnS uished
senator. Not only have his traducefs been
siieneed, but, the wrath OF his enemies being
's stFoweredI are made to praise him. His
NSte Inf RcquAtta1 was In effect approved
Mnen MS enemies refused to condemn him,
anu ,nlu lne Senator remains victorious through
t sio ieiIst II not through the honest fIlteu-
tions, OF sopponents.-Rtc Richmond DiSDdfch
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THE Board OF Managers, 1t is said,
cannot close their investigation of the
bribery and corruption charges inside
of IA fortnight. The testimony on record
is startling according to the Tribune
correspondent, and Will confirm the
suspicious entertained that undue in
fluence was brought to bear TO effect
the result. It is alleged that some OF
the recent tcstimanY when published
will not DO particularly palatable &c
Senator Henderson. and will sire that
gentleman an opportunity to make
personal explanations.
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rHE CINCINNATI Enquirer parades the
TACT that some eight or ten negroes are
sitting in the South Carolina Lesisla-
ture, as evidence of the terrible effects
of negro rnle the South. Well. WIN
shouldn't negroes occupy seats in the
Legislature of South CarolinaP A ma
jority of the citizens of South Carnl,n,
ARE negroes,-theiri interests need Iook-
ing after, and who can understand
their wants and necessities as men. 81
their own racer
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ri kan HALES
.sss uTYEGEIABLE SICIuAN
S9T HAIR
RINEWE1R.

Is the best article known to preserve the
hair. twill positively restore
Gray Hair TO fits Original Color ana
Promote its Growth.
1t is an entirely new scientific discovery.
combining many OF the most pow erful and
restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom
1t makes the hair smooth and glossy, and
does not stain the skin.
It's recommended aud used by the nrst
Medical Authority.
For sale by all druggists. Price 81 60
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. II. Propn-
etOrs. jel-lmdSweod
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DIED.

HA6ANs- "wednesday evening 10Th inst
about seven O'Clock, Mia REI., tauShteI 81
sisSaa ys "A. and and LSSEIA lIAGASs. aged
CAIN-on Tuesday evening. lime oar,
LAVISLA CAIS, aged % years. ''tt'
The funeral will take place on Tbprs,,o,-
morning al 10 O'Clock. nom the residence y,
chas- n. stout, on sth street, between Jobn
and Zane Friends of the family AZ -
speotfuIly invited toattend. % e
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spetial antIees.
.he Great Blood Purlf1er.

In thespring every one feels the need OF an
Infallible remedy for the Impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia. Acidity OF the Stomach,
and kindred ailments. Such medicine is
HERB BITTERs, which has
proven a blessing TO humanity and enjoys q
extending throughout the coun-
Try. By itsJudicious and timely use. at such
time and places where 1t might be OF use. it
Will surely avert the approach OF the most
insidIous disease. Danger and sickness will
only ensne when the human system is out OF
order. Either the blood. the stomach. the
/ yer or the kidneys may be deranged, ard
disease in the guise OF some dangerous fever.
or rackIng. cruel pains, or wearing, debilita=
ting sIckness, viii speedily bring the victim
TO the couch OF illness, unless a preventive,
sure in its operations, and certain In its eff
fects, is promptly taken, and, we repeat,
snCh medicine Is MISH LERf5 HERB BIT
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers &.
B. Hartman & Co., ProprIetors, Lancaster,
Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling, W. Va.
myl6-2w
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RARr mInNrGnr.

Screaming at the top OF It's volce-dlsturbs
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 unkiud OF
you, my friend. Once you had Just such a
time Teething, CholIc, Pain, Fretful, Wake
ul 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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ABOUT BANKRuPrcY.

Q. Having been forced by my cred
itors into bankruptcy, have given up
all my property, retaining not one dol
lar. Do not my creditors have to pay
the expense, and is not the register or
court obliged to give me my discharge,
and papers to that effect, without cost
to me? Es
A How could you pay expenses
when you have given up every dollar Z?
The expenses must be paid out of your
assigned property, and the register
will give yon your discharge.
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Steamboats,.
Fare Reduced.
The fine side-wheel Steamers

The fine side-wheel Steamers
n. MCCULLOUGH, Capt. Moore.
s41Ia5-tzA BAYARD, Capt. shepherd.
EsZz@S1kSTAR GREY EAGLE, Capt Brennan.
Leave Wheeling Tor Marietta and Par
kersburg
EVERY EVENING,
Sunday Excepted, at nine O'clock p. III.
Passage Through, Meals and state Rooms
included 81 81.
Boat for Pittsburg every morning at Z
O'Clock.
FreIghts will be received ut ali hours ofthe
day on the landing, TarpaulIDs and other
appliances have been provided by the COM
pany for the preservation and safety OF all
freight, whether In large parcels or small
packages.
Freight carried either up or down at RE-
DUCED RATES.
JAS. II. HOLMES. Agent.
T. H. MOSG, Freight Agent.
ONCE and Sitting Room, No. 20 Monroe st.
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W. VA. Posr oFF1oEs.-The Office at
Hedgesville, Berkeley county, is dis
continued. Abner Y. Martin has been
appointed Post Master at Edgetown,
Lewis county, vice w. Madison, re-
signed, and John Mccoy at Big Skin
Greek, same county. vice Samn Jones,
resigned.
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uApry nARRIAGEs.

Essays FOR YOUNG MES, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases. which create impedl-
ments 10 Marriage. with the humane view
OF treatment and cure. and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. mylg.srndSw
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wAY-NIcAIULLEN 9Th.
Al the zaneSt. 81. &. Parsonage. nv the Rsti
=. ball. LoVEAD ID. HATHAW1Yai1d SIoIIs
z. MCMULLKN, all or Wheeling.
ONLoBY-YEECH- Tuesday evening
June stn, 1853, at the residence fIhe brides
RR91rSnts, IN Allegheny City, Pa, by Rev. III,
~ SaS2ons, u. D.s l.. L. u. assisted by Rev,
a. a. t n: a91ge. D. u, Rey. JOHN T. OXroBY,
K. vExca, danshtero1 james S ve etJs S sas1
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COMMISSIONERS ROLLINS says his
chief reason for resigning was the ap-
pointment of dishonest and corrupt
officials against his remonstrances and
contrary to his recommendation.
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1nr SIZE
For Sale.
w THURSDAY AZ, THE 9Th DAY n,

" July, A. D. 1865. I'm DAY or
By virtue OF deed OF Trust dateJ ,I,. a..
day OF OCTOBER; a; D. leg, made BY jo5,ss oth
and recorded in the RecorderSs ~, ustes.
Ohio county, West Va, In Book Mug 1Se OF
81 srH ION ZSS or T T1Y se Is On THp
O'clock a. m. at the front door or fSS ~ a u
House Of OHIO county, TO the highest bSsSsulIlt
at public eucton, al the right tile and 1 t5I
ton in the estate of Jefferson T.. SSSSSalng s-
deceased, las is mentioned and descr StthIgstoh
said Deed ofTrust) In
Terms OF Sale-CASH.
Selling as Trustee l will convey, - Al,
purchaser only such title as Is vested 70 % ne
W. RIHELDAFFER
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ABoUT THR PoPE,s PICTURE.

@. read in your daily namesake
that the Pope presented two newspa-
per correspondents with his photograph
and wrote on the reverse side The fol-
lowing: 'Diligite yeritatem filiam
Det.' Please favor me with transla-
ton.
A. Love Truth. the daughter of
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TRY ONE BOTTLE OF

LAUGHLINs INFANT CORDIALN!
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa Is
ready FOR breakfast, and your neighbor VIII
not say" Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlins Infant Cordial. Only % cents a
bottle. mnrlS.
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Trustee,s Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OR ror,,
ID 10 me by G. Roller and wife, AMI ANS HIHst
corded In lReeorder effce-of MY re
county West Virginia, IShall- on Mond1S1!
m. in the town OF Cameron, MarsheTII' o -, a.
ty, West Va, proceed to sell All ths stroIu
trade and the fixtures In and beIonSSnsS IL Il,
1 5aeI DRUG STORE OF said g. Roller, for csss
TUE as Is conveyed TO me by said des sSG ~
To any one wishing 10 engage In ,ba. a
business, TINS lsa rare opportunity. as tbaIas
cation Is most excellent one. Enr , Sls 10
Information call at this once iuEIneI
Jel.1m" JOHN B. LYDICK. 11,,s,..
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BarfrUn.

B9ay 4so sSd Im aa and ap ssPS SS sSm
Pittsburgh. ii->l-se. ~ i.-sl-- .L-le--7
BAR tRoS, nat, Srom Xxx to 6Sss. .E.
BAR IRON, oval, half Oval and haff ronnr1
BAR Iron, single and double Home Shoe
BAR Iron, HOOP nom q TOD In.
- BAR RosSl wagon tire, cut to lengths
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NFNERAL. SPRING wATERs-I have
1lI just received fresh from the springs a
supply of Congress, Empire and Columbian
Spring Waters. Also, st. Adams, Vichy,
kissinsen, Spa, Pyrmont, and Marienbsd
Waters, Misstsquoi and Gettysburg Waters TO
arrive At (. BOOKINGS Pharmacy, No.
Odd FeIlowE Hall. ~ ~ 10 leg
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Public Sale.

ON SATURDAY, JUNE l8TtJ .,o.s 49,.
~ the 'front.' door OF the Court House to-
ILacls OF and, win coal privileges 10 aaeh
petng part of the "A. P. Woods farm On IL
9n1o MiyerI " miles north OF the city az
The flrst or upper tract which JoIps liant.
of A. 1. Garden, ESQ, cousistS If 81 LA LAnIs
iana, with coal field Of about IS5 acres. VI
me second, Joining the above on the sontn
conslsS OF 81 acres OF land and a coaI-1IaIT .,
a a ~ acres. On this tract there IL a poSS
ifa abe fdhTssLing house, stahling, DC.
IL 3! tnlsKneSs OF the coal vein Cabout fl
tnHeS very desirable locations for Roiling
NH! MIiis OF any other manufacturing establisho
river. - - ping eoeA Dy Inc
a, a plat Of the property can be seen and ali
1nniIo oia1Iauo1 given at the Recorders oface,
Terms OF sale:-0ne. third cash. the balance
IN Sly WE'VE and eighteen month"; with q n.
proved security. sale positive.
r,,-o--,, r. B. WOODS.
~ -.-ta WIN. H. WOODS
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NARBOLATE OF LIME-Ths best dISln-
" fectant and deOdOriZer known. Sold in
cans or by the pound at E. BOOKINGS
Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows' Hail.
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House, Garden and Green 8on.o

ToFFER FOR SALE NY PRESENT Dr.,
lidenee In South Wheeling, togeihsr MS NJ,
the Garden. and Green HOUSE, eithsn %
whole or In portions 70 suit purchaser III
Terms accommodating. -
Apply 70 Doctor r., "a. Cummins, NJ
OFT, or Samuel Laughfn. - ~ l.
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sIarietta and ParkersbuII
Daily pRcHeIS ...H

The side wheel steamers IKE.
LsHsS+14 BECCA" and "EXPRESS."
- Rebecea leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
o'clock, q. m.
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, AT IL o'clock, a m.
Connecting ut Bellaire with trains from
Pittsburgh, due at IL a. m.
Freight receipted through TO all points be-
tween Parkersbnrg and 9alllpolls.
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
decl0-u Agents.
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WHALEoILs oAP-an enectual remedy
w for destroying Insects on Plants, Trees,
Vines, sc: A supply just received and Tor
Fellows Hall.
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BRICK POMEROY.
he writes to a Radical Editor.

He Speaks HIS Mind About the 81,
Louis Republicans.
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CO Ten lines or less mako a square
e1-rransient advertisements CASH ~ adj
HARRfA0Es AND FUHEhAh NOIl"E-7' ."
efa-. when under SIX lines. ,,-,,..
simple announcements oil Deaths' HFduS
CO. No notice will be taken OF colnmqnIL
,-aIiona NOT accompanied by re Ponklhie
zane The name will be considered conf
'is,,iioI mi must in all cases accompany let
Zen. i,s q guarantee OF good iallh. RI
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F,1gDl he Rqn5q5 Gu JollTnai.

And Lays DoHn4he Democratic Plat
form. - ~
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STENCIL STOCK.

oTAFFoRD MANUFACTURING CO., &C
- Fulton St.. New York. Circulars and
samples nee.
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TRI.wEEKLY EDITION.
rTR1.1sBEp EVERY TUESDAY, THURsDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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grru advertisements
Notice to Shippers.
srEAsER u. E. CuRrIs.

ForIeight or passage apply ON board or to
.=lela-2t T. AMONG agent.
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The Port Of Memphis.

The stream at this point continues to
decline slowly, having fallen about one
inch within the past twenty four hours.
The Marble City is the regular packet
of the St Louis mail line for this evening.
Captain Conway commanding and Mr.
Il. E. Corbin at the desk.
The favorite Cleaner will get off for all
points on the Arkansas this evening.
The veteran Captain Blaisdell commands,
assisted by the polite Messrs. Hues and
Woods 10 the office.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
Lie LEDGER office, our arrangements
enabling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles Of work and prices.
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LINEN LAWN, at 271c. per yard, a
Rice q Engers.
POLICE ITEMS.

Eight cases disposed of in Police
Court, this morning, yielded sixteen dol
lars in fines.
Mary Bledsoe, the negro woman who
was shot by white lad near the Fair
Grounds last week, is dead.
Eight arrests were made by the police
of the lower district yesterday-four
whites and four negroes.
Caroline Rollins, negro girl, for
making an assault on another piece Of
African femininicy, was arrested last
night and lodged in the lower station.
Robert Barrett, for creating disturb
ance in John Gaston's restaurant, was
nabbed by Sergeant Brown last evening
and lodged in the Adams street station.
Nothing was doing in police circles
this morning. The thieves and vaga-
bonds seem to have deserted the town
for the watering places. The resident
scalawsgs only remain.
W. L. Porter, arrested yesterday as
accessory to the shooting of Tom. Cur
lin, in Chelsea, on Sunday last, was up
before Esquire Herman last evening
and admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000.
John Henry, a negro, was arrested last
evening on the charge of stealing lun-
Der from John C. Church, but no prose-
cutor appearing against him in court
this morning he was released.
Detectives Hastings and Mcclure yes
terday succeeded in recovering three
hundred dollars, recently stolen from
Mr.. Jesse F. Brown. They were not for
tunate enough, however, to secure the
thieves.
Officer Gates, of the lower district,
arrested, last night, a negro man giving
his name as Jerry Winfield, who is
charged with stealing horse from Mr..
Anthony Frsiter, in the suburbs of the
city.
An old lady, known as Mrs. Dunn, fell
into the bayou at The Third street cross
ing last evening, but was rescued from
drowning by policeman Of the Northern
District She was beastly intoxicated
at the time Of the accident
There was but one benzinieal subject
before Commissioner Richards at the
lower station last evening. Two blood
shot eyes. one aching head, one running
bugle-by this sign shall you know them.
Tom Smith was wofully drunk. he was
90 tight that be wentto pump to hight
his pipe, and then laid in The gutter and
felt I'D f5r the ground. lie was let OF
By the Commissioner on Eve dollars and
costs
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.'.TaxlrTOS.
Effort 10 REDRESS
Their Grievances.

The draymen Of the city seem deter
mined to spare no effort or in no man
ner relax their energies in relieving
themselves OF the burthensome tax inn
posed on their vehicles by a miscon-
siruction, as they regard IL Of the enact
ments Of the last General Assembly.
Pursuant TO call the Draymen's Asso-
citation met 10 the City Hall last evening,
with their President, Alderman 7.
0'Dounell, in the chair. nEt
The preliminary business Of the eve
ming being disposed of, on motion of G.
J. Harrigan, committee Of three was
appointed to wait upon the Hons 7. A.
Hamilton, NJ. T. Ryder and W. ]. Smith,
members Of the Legislature, and ascer-
tain their views as to the intent and bear.
ing OF the law taxing vehicles II was
stated by Mr.. Harrigan, in this connec'
tiop, that in conversation with Hon. I.
A. Hamilton, be (Mr. Hamilton) gave it
as his opinion that he never understood
the law to tax drsys. He further stated
that he was quite conversant with the leg
islation on the tax bill, and as drays
were omitted on the schedule, it was
never intended that they should be COW
cred by its provisions, and was willing
that he might be used as authority for
making this assertion. The motion was
carried, and G. ]. Harrigan, d. L. Sulli-
van and John Crowley appointed said
committee.
On motion of d. l.. Sullivan, the Sec
rotary was ordered to call meeting of
the draymen Of this city, to meet at Ex'
change Building, Saturday evening, May
30, calling on all, white and colored, to
attend; thersupou, on motion, the meet
ing adjourned, to meet Saturday evening,
30th inst, at p IN. ..
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CoRoEER's ISoUEsr.-An inquest was
held by acting. Coroner Foley, yesterday,
on the body Of negro man, known as
Dick Jones, who was found dead about
three miles out from the city, on the line
Of the Mississippi 4 Tennessee railroad,
and where from ell appearances IL had
been lying for two or three days The
jury after hearing the evidence Of three
witnesses, rendered verdict to The effect
that The deceased had come 10 bis death
from a pistol shot fred By sc=s an
ksowu party. The examination further
revealed the fact that the deceased hsd
been shot through the heart and must
have been killed instantly.
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The NEws.-For all the latest North
ern papers containing the fullest ac-
counts of the late political sensations,
call on Joe Locke. Joe has also RECEIVED
a full consignment of the very latest
weekly pictorials, sporting aud literary
papers. His shelves are always stocked
with the very cream of literature, and
his counters groan under weight Of
news. For your evening reading call
on him. ~
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EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoS.-The annual
convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Diocese of Tennessee, met
on Wednesday last. Rev. DR.. Wheat
was elected President of the Con vention.
Rev. DR.. Hines was reelected Secretary,
and Rev. j. NJ. Schwarer Assistant Sec
rotary. tr
MIR. G. r. Fairbanks, one Of the Trus-
tees of the University Of the South, for
the Diocese of Tennessee, made an inter-
esting statement with reference to the
progress of the University. He in
formed the Convention that the follow
ing resolution was passed by the Trustees
assembled in Savannah, Georgia:
Resolred, That we desire to renew our
grateful appreciation of the self denying
and uutiring labors of the Bishop of Ten
uessee, his great kindness in remaining
abroad at the request of the friends OF
the University, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning funds for its use, to which we owe
the promise of the future success of this
great enterprise.
Tbs standing committee was appointed
as follows:
Rev. George White, DID; Rev. J. L.
Wheat, DID; Rev.J. ]. Ysulx, W. d.
Stephens aud J. P. Irrelevant
The following were appointed deputies
to the General Convention:
Rev. J. t. Wheat, DID; Rev. S. Ring
gold, Rev. w. C. Gray, Rev. James
Moore, Francis B. Fogg, Esq, J. +. Jet,
w. II Stevens and George K. FairbA nks,
and Rev. George Beckett was APP
pointed a Trustee Of the University OF
tha gonfh
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Moprsr > Our contemporary Of 10

MODEST. Our contemporary Of tie
Bulletin, IN alludipr to hs account of
the suicide Tuesday evening which Il
happened to get before its morning
rivals, very modestly says this shows
how tho Bulletin is always ahead Of all
the other papers iuithe city In the way of
local news, reports aud general city in
telligence." Now, since eare included
10 all the other papers in the city, we
would call the attention Of our cotem-
porary to the fact that the only correct
report Of the melancholy event in ques-
ton appeared 10 the LEBGRR Of last even
ing Since the Balietia focal seems to
especially pride himself on'the accuracy
of his reports generally, aud this one in
particular, we would simply mention
the fact that every proper name
in its account Of the affair was incorrect,
as, for instance, Miss Gruper il calls IN
one place Miss Grapper, and in another
Miss Grafper; Mr. G.. A. Eckerly il
calls Mr.. J. Heekle; Mr.. Bachman ID
calls Mr.. Bucknan, and so on through
out the article. Without putting forth
any special claims y accuracy in our
own reports, we would have suggestedto
our neighbor the selection Of happier
illustration from its own columns to
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csueh.-Eo Cure. Ne Pay.-FoEHEsrs Ju-
xrrER TAR il warranted 70 cure Courh' Vroap'
Hoarssness. Threat and LunT Diseases' o. ne
prics positively refunded. Iustauiansous re-
let produosd. Try Il. Ifnot sstisted, rsturn
tie snpty bottles ard set your mercy oaek.
D.F. GOODYEAR. so sseond street.. Arsnt.
Pres IS cents. '
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coniugal Love, and the Happiness Of
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