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PEIRcE,s STONE SURFACE.

Mct,s Wood Paper painted with this Surface attain all the hard
durability Of will no, eoce decompoe salt wa
ter aud the only paint that will resist acids Manufactured
/. NEWTON PIERCE Co..
No. 427 North Eeyenhst, Philadelphia
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PASSENGERS ARKIVED.

FROM HAMBURGER steamship BoTusaCspar Speek, Tesche
Tee Johann Thesn CAhapa kueeb child ard mother Cahs
rna Naef eberen Fred Petersen L. LPp Frsnska Oped
Ctone ohu Hugo Frauenho RgH Hochstaer Conrad Lam
bert Kempel and children George BaIn Charles Merger
thaer UtAss Max Stein Fernando Herrera James Mshooi
Henrietta Paris and children Moser Elise Mana
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JAMES ExPECToRANT is both palliative
aud curative ia all Lung Complaints Bronchitis &c It Is standard
remedy for all Coughs Colds aud needs only trial Poseis worth
Sold everywhere
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POsTPoYEMEYT OF A STATE CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, May 31.-The Republican State
Central Committee announce In The Press and Times to-
pOsponement Of the State Convention from the
nth OF June to the second Wednesday in August The
CQpyentQn 10 called " nominate al electoral ticket
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TuRKIsH BATHs-No. 13 Laight-st, New
York Hour.: Gents to aud TO Up Sundays nom
. ~ a. n. Ladies, 10 to IL a M
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HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHER

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NHf1Ig ''HT, AIVIuV' ,.EI,y - I'll,
% ip' ye eoa1r AronomleaThe bright star seen about
70 so1h Of Abe 9oeock sunday evening was NE
mr. sar Spica Of virgo The rainy days OF Asy
81 DAYS month. No fell the
an se Two DAYS the 18th and 18th the 10Th and 2h
~ % ~ consecutive DAYS occurred IN Nay without rain In 1888
I n J,rs o! the month Moving Commenced st the Ceah
parko lie
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MOSQUITO NETs.
1000 pieces white at 80 cents
Wholesale or Retail
PALNERs PATENT PORTABLE FRANBs
KELrYs CURTAIN STORE, No. Az Broadway.
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Dr. Row devotes bis especial Intention B

Carh the Throat Lungs Bar and Soou AHeco
Ohce No p Hast Twentehst Broadway Hours a. m
p DR. work Caah be had on Application, or
maio receipt Of postage.
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FURNITURE COVERINGS,

All new styles and colos,
At KELrY's CURTAIN STORE, No. AZ Broadway
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Borusa IN D. PanIn Hamburg May 49, 53 pass.
May 2 lt u H. lon 81 35 passed ship Riverside boBHa
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Steamship tArgenne tansl Flores Boston May "a 4,
ballast Came here 10 load for A0Bteyideo -
Steamship Empire Pnee WasSiSe,on p lss Pstt
French steam fngate Snerab CommandeF haade Msrnqae H
siorehp Puryeyo Commander Wan Badd s. Groin daya
Had as passengers Is mechanics
ship Alice Ball Means Tloma May u.s. md'e Let port N.
ng; Sss olooE FOR New York, sinos and Dslnoa, L..
waiting; scht Mary \. Banks repairing
put Rio Janero for medal Capt Ashley Gate car
snl having been taken d9ngeronsy seh ne was len port
Bark Aberdeen. Cochran, Maiansas sugar.
gTkY = Apderi9u, PanToad, s. J.so Dc Cuba sugar
BHs r. 4. Caron. sylvester sagua q dSys sugar
Brig julia Lngey Pratt Cqrienas days sugar May LAT 90
lon. 70 50. bark la, bound s.
Brig Ospray tBr), Taylor. Trinidad % days, sugar.
Schr. Marietta, - Sagua IL days, sugar
scH0oSBRs-RyER AND coAsTwisE
Ida T.. Howard EIIabethpor California RHIabethp6n
AFialne Elzabethport. L. W. BIdsal BlIsbsihport.
Reading No. a. Philadelphia. ReaG,'g No. a. Philadelphia
Reading r. No. 50, Phlsdephia Sterling, Albany. -
Deer Isle, Bridgeport Florence, Norwich
Justice, w-HaveB. Jane Mara, New. London
j. r. Hazard. Bristol Ida, RiIabethp0rt
Chas Lowering Eew-IIaven Avail Fail River
seraph. Providence. ConnecIcut Providence.
Henretts, Norwich MARY Anna Norwich
= S Buckingham. Portland "a Mount, EsELoudoa
Fred Hall. Portland I. b. Anderson Portland.
John Wright Portland. NJ w Muir New London
Gun Rock Calais Nat Holnes, Rondoat
II. b. Drew, Rondout James Nelson, Rondout
Ariel Rondort. J. ). Curtis. Rondogt
Tbos b Smith Rondout Washington Hilton Point
s. G. Mills Woodbridge. Thames, New Haven.
Old Zack, Derby. CT Martha, New Haven
Reading r. No. q, Norwich Geo p Tngg., Gloucester
BraEos, Portland 4. u: Hubbard, PonlAed
Joseph Rogers Portland. s. Waterman Mes. Bedford.
E. r smith Pawtueket j. Goodspeed. .LoSdoa
Yankee Boy Norwich America, Providence
Pointer Providence. Gee H. brown, Norsich
r. p King Fall River. Reading r. No. a. Noruch
Chief Norwich. A. G. Crendall Portland
g. A. Graiuer Providence. Village Belle, Bangor, Ne.
John Warren, Providence
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n' yer the close of his administration, and when
Al Il war which filed in the four years that fol-
NV 'th such momentOus consequences, had spent
Jo"eo W. he published n work in the nature Of an
us ioioo' W, entitled Mr. Bnobanan's Admins
auloploS." th Eve of the Rebellion In this book
balon w of the rise and progress OF the anti
Ss cav atston I'D the legislation Of Congress an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-11

WE have seldom read SO hopeful a
paper as the recent message of the
Mayor of Cincinnati. After reciting the
general prosperity of the city, he makes
the gratifying announcement that the
tax levy for the present year will be
less than that OF last. The city debt is
50, 500, 900, which is all provided for by
a sinking fund vigorous enough to pass
1t into cancellation during a genera
ton. The city is pronounced healthy
enough, financially, to warrant further
expenditure for educational, sanitary,
trade, and Identifying purposes; and
the figures are laid down to prove that
an additional debt OF 5000, 600 can be
sustained without increasing the tax
rates. Can It be possible that the con-
tinent possesses great city where the
tax levies are decreasing, and where
the condition Is such as to cause its
chief executive TO advise loan for
purposes Of prosperity nesuchthere
seems to be. 1900
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a CASE is noted in an exchange pa
per, of lady agent going round selling
ladies' Ecorsets," fitting them at re-
markable low prices. The cheapness
of the work in some cases, and the de-
cided Partially shown some OF the
more beautiful, aroused suspicion, and
ON the Iady's being arrested she was
found to be a: young man in Disguise
fitting and selling just for the fun OF
the thing. He says he has passed
through Maryland, Delaware ana
several thousand young ladies.
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0heQ liqFtrer.
WHO KIlLED EolI RoPEl.f


g Who killed Tom Roper itsiiss<A
Not L said new Cider,
Icouldn't KIN n 5pideTT, -z-E-.-F 4'ELSs
Ldidnt Eill Tom Roper. das col - -
Not 4 said strong Ale, ~ =
ImRke men tough and hale: Z-lE - 2
Ididn't XIII Tom Roper.
Not I, said Lager Beer s..sr
Tdon't intoxicate. Dye healS (eroS5(.
TdIdn't kin Tom Roper - - "a
Not 4 said Bourbon WhislEy,-9 s.-I--
I make sick folk Gpry and frisky.
The doctors say 50; don't Tier know. gi...
Whatquickens blood thai runs too AloR2
1dldnt XIII Tom Roper. -
Not 4 said sparkling old Champagne, \
No poor man Ger by Hls was slain. .rfr
Ieheer the r1eh In lordly halls, -
And IooTn the place where the drunkarl
1didn4 li11 Tom Roper. -saAE
Not zoe, said various other wine, %, fsg
u WHAT jules OF grapes product OF piHsl
Q XIII man. The Bible tells 51z-
That wine all other drinks exeeIs,
didn't KIN Tom Roper.
Nor i, said Holland Gin; a- -E
To charge such a crime 10 me Is q Sln. ~
didn't KIN Tom Roper. 71
I. Nor 4, spoke up the Brandy strong,
xdidn Z Kill Tom Roper,
Not I, said Medford Rum;
he was almost gone before come.
Ididnt Kill Tom Roper.
Ha, ha! laughed old Prince Alcohol.
zach struck the bloWthAt made him fall
And all that helped to make him topper
Ny agents were 70 XIII Tom Roper.
ID -7empeTdnce Banner.
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A NEW fashion is announced In
Paris. Ladies carry their parasol-um-
brellas-we believe the technical name
for the implement is an e1t-toHt-eGs-
hitohed to their sides Ike swords:
which confers on them-esPecially II
they wear hats and plumss, and high
boots with high heels, a decidedly mil
itary appearance. "a
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INDISPENSABLE FOR LADIES
Is THE
SEWING GUIDE.

q beautiful article for the assistance OF ladies
In hand sewing, not only protecting the I'm
ger from the ugly prick Of the needle, but
being provided with a rib, the stitches are
creased rapidly. 1t also keeps the point OF
the needle In perfect condition. For all
kinds Of enIoTOfdertn0 and crochetiRg it Is in
pdtndbLe.
The GUIDE Is elegantly siIvsr-plated, and
will sell at sight to every lady- Sent to any
address, by mail, on receipt OF . cents, or
solid silver, for 20 cents.
Agents wanted In every town. Terms and
sample for D cents. Liberal discount TO the
trade. Address NILES MANUF"G CO., So
Water St, Boston, Mas.
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mr.. Thomas Chester, a coIored gen
nemen, who Is travelling In Europe on
behalf ola soeiety forthe aid Of 7the
freedmen, writes to Senator Ramsey,
of Minnesota, that he has been received
everywhere with the greatest kindness.
he spent q night at the house OF John
Bright, and at St.Petersburgh accom-
panied the Emperor Alexander and
the Grand Dukes, by special invitation,
tofa reEiaW, after which he lunched
with the Emperor and his stan at the
Sarah Jane Dowdell, formerly
of West Virginia, has been sent from
Cincinnati to the Ohio fanatic Asy-
Ium.I Her husband died not long since
froma disease contracted in the Union
services. An only son died during the
war in Libby prison. Friendfess,
homeless, heart-broken and almost
helpless, she sought q home In that
city for herself and her only child, n
bright little girl nine years of age.
OFer-WoTk, trouble, care and anxiety
preyed upon her health until her reason
was dethroned. The little daughter
was left alone In the world. @
Between two and three O'Clock
Thursday morning; during severe
storm at Toledo, Ohio, the heavens
presented lurid color resembling the
reflection of CONFEDERATION in the dis
distance The appearance Of the at
mosphere was singularly grand, and
very beautiful. Many persons OF weak
nerves were frightened. The Blade
says: 1--WE do not remember ever to
have seen anything like IL, or to have
heard of anything approximating II but
once. "A friend at our elbow states that
In the latter part of the winter of 1882,
the heavens presented similarly brill
liant appearance, and the event was
regarded as portential of evil to the
country. -4a slE
-oornerloungersin Chicago are fined
SIS for the first offence, $50 for the seo-
ond; and 500 for the third, and for.fur-
Their YiolRtions OF the ordinance, any
sum in the discretion OF the magistrate.
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B. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
M and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer In
Cooking ana Heating Stoves. No. Is Main
Street, Wheeling, WeSt Virginia.
would respectfully call the attention OF
the public 70 my large and select stock OF
Copper Stills, Copper and Bras Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job work OF all kinds VIII receive my Per
sonal attention.
on Wei ossing and sand Pumps made 10
order on short notice.
1000 feet ~ inch Wen Tubing, which will
be sold cheap; also Agent for ZtmmaEmRnia
Celebrated steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are invited to call and examine.
marl9-eod-d&W6m. b Z. CALDMELL.
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ANT ANN0UNEEMENF ].
THoMAs r: AGNEW,

eco & e62 GREENWICH ST., NY.
Has reduced the prices of Teas, Coffses.
from 10 to 20 per cent
BEST JAPAN TEA, Sl.00. BEST ESGLIsH
BREAKFAST TIA, 500. SPLENDID
OoLoSG TEA, coo.
1000 bbls Flour, all grades, from S11 upwards
5000 gal. MolAsses, ali grades; from 40 cents
Cones, roasted and ground, 10 to 20 cents.
Sugars, all grades, at reflners' prices, and
everything used in every family cheaper and
better than any store in New York.
THOMAS r. AGNEW occupies his own
store, owns the property, and has no rent 70
pay, Imports and buys exclusively for cash,
he can undersell any house In the city.
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COD LIVER OIL CREAM.

A French Preparation, which preservesan
the nutritious and medical qualities Of the
pure OF.
Is nee from all offensive taste or smell,
and-being agreeable to the tasts-is easily
digested. thus aiordlng the patient the fnh
benefit OF the quantity taken.
IsreadIly taken mixed with water. thus
avoiding the use of whisky or other expen-
dve or hurtful additions.
Isrecominended and prescribed by the
Medical profession. Price 81 bottle. For
circulars send to HYATT a CO.. 10 Cortlandt
street. New York
NJRURSES-"SEELEY HARD RUB.
BER TBUSS" Cures Rupture, retains
the mot dhicult safely and easily; never
rusts, breaks, moves or soils; always new
1917 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia -
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REEVES AMBRosIA.
For the Hair,

IMPRO VEDI
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the scaIp clean and Healthy.
1t invigoratez the Roots the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow Iuxuri-
antly.
II Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
1t keeps the Hair from changing Color from
Age.
1t restores Grey Hatr toi its Original Color.
1tbripEs out Hair on heads that have been
bald for year..
It Is composed entirely Otsimpis and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over SIX thousand voluntary
testimonials ofIts szeeilsnce, many OF which
are from physicians In high standing.
IT'S sold in halcpound bottles CHE name
blown In the gIaazJ By Druggists and Dealan
NANCY Goods everywhers. at One Dollar
per Botlle. wholssaie by Dsmas Barnes a
90; p. C. wens & CO.; schienelin & Co.N.Y.
TinFf7-iyd
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS--SAusica1
Festtvals' several times postponed, compell-
Ing purchasers Of Tickets 70 wait for mooths
for the distnOution, has impaired public
confidence In such affatT8. The only fair
system OF distributing Is the old and popular
one OF 8edLed Tickets, stating the prlZe, i1htch
IgfH @ deRfueTed Enthusiastically payment Of
~ ~ oSls doIirr. This i the plan OF Harper,
Wilson q Co., Us Broadway the most attrae-
TIVE place OF the kind now In operauon-
They are doing the largest business and de-
serGe their sIieeeSs. You cannot draw n
SI00Oo0 fam there, but have = reasonable
chailc8 for good prize, aS We know many
fhaf have drawn and the nEn - reliable
DdIg Nelns, Apgl 2, 1853.
tFfbutiuR many valuable prizes We have
eTarnfned their manner Of doing business,
and know thsrn 10 be q fair dealing nrui.
Their plan IS more kattsfactoEy than ~Rre-
sei1tarion FesffvaIE1 Is they DRAW ETEKY
Day and the subscriber need not pay Tor the
pri1as drawn unless suited."-HeektV In
0's .TS "a 9ifs 20 Esabiishent of HaTper. VIII
son 4 Co, At I73 Broadway. = daily Craving
crowds OF visitors 70 wines the drawing pro-
cefs.7 Tho investment u but = Genus Ior
CHAHGE and the prize drawn, II sattsfact0ry,
Is Immediately delivered Ior one oollarf a
friend Of ours, last week drew q 800 pEtze,
which he promptly reeeENed- H=deg XoTt
.Reroid Mach Is, ls68-
etiees and favorable notices from the pres
LfbefaI Inducements to Agents Safsfae-
ton guaranteed EyeEy package OF Sealed
Euyelops8 contains ONE CASH GIFT Six
TIclrefS for q, d for q Is for s. 10 for Sl5
All iettaH should be addressed 70
HARPER WILSON a CO.
ia BROaoWay, u. Y.
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WANFEl AGENIS. a sas g .sr saS1 Rss

rnaissnd fsrnale, to Introduce the dENUNE
INPRoYRD COMMON SEHHE FAlILY SEWING
MACHINR This machine win stitch. hem,
fell, tuck, quilt, cord bind braid and em-
only Sf8 Fully warranted for i've yeaH
we will pay 5000 for any machine that VIII
ficHean than ours. It makes the sElastto
IIodk Stitch" Every second stitch can be
cut, and stu the cloth cannot be Polsd
from SO TO f200Iper month and expenses
or a commission from which twice that
amount can be made. Address 8ECOMB a
co PITTSBURGH, Pa, or BOSTON, Mass.
CAUTIOH-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palpninE on worthless oaHt-trou
naehfnes, under the same name, or other
wise. Oufs Is the only genuine and really
pracfcaf cheap machine manufactured. =
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First GLASS Retail Drug Store

will be found here. and II n desire to pleas
our patrons is q guarantee OF success, we VIII
secure Il. We make q speciality OF putting
up PHYSICIANS PRESCRlPT10HS-Rhtoh VIII
be done neatly, accurately and at all hours
at low prices 10 suit the times.
mRES SILNEH q 11ST.
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GREAT Distribution
BLYTHE
Metropolitan Gift Co.
EVERY TAChEr DRAWS A PIXIE
Cash Gifts 10 the Amount Of $3.50. 600.

JeRelEy, In All valued
at S1,OOO,OOO.
"A Chnnee to draw any of the above
Prizes by purchasing Sealed Ticket for 20
cents. Tickets describing each Prize are
sealed In Envelopes and thoroughly mixed.
dawn a yS Efthouf. choice and de1iyeped At our
once, or sent by mail % any adde's. The
prfzs named upon IL win be delivered to the
Prizes viii be fnmedlateIy sent 10 any adj
dreSs, As requested, by express or rstuEn
You WIN KNOW what yOur Prize Is
% e1nh9s0ed J0T @lotbeT Of he Sa1ls rafiGe.
No HANKS,
EEOur patrons can depend on fair dealing.
ing names nom the many who have lately
drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly permit
ted m 70 publish them:
MIS-. e. Stuart, 20 Nelson Place, N 4, 500;
Mis- p. Monroe, Chicago, Ill, Piano valued
az 500 ". Curtis Sew Haven, Gold Watch,
chine, 500 Philip MeCHrIys LouIsvilIe, KY,
500; gaa Rogeus Washington, -. O, Musical
EoI. SI5g L. ID. Warren, a l4tn street, ". T.,
WaIeS 81 v. T ssaa SiiN Ss Ca SO SO
r. a. Patterson, Nashville, Tenn, Melo-
deon, $50; E. Dayton, Mobile, Ala, Diamond
SiSS a. 4 Aiins, spTiDSeid I'm Biaas,o md
PIN, 500 Mrs. q. Watworth, Trenton, N. J.,
SIS Thos: Harrows, 20 Clay St, Baltimore,
Sewing Machine, SzS 8. 7. Alderman, 30
tord. Mass, Cod Watch, So; MS u. soott,
Ninth and Samson 81, Phila-, Gold Watch
SO; 8. 7. Zimmerman, Hicks, q, BROOKLYN,
Ms. n. Fuller, Hartford, Conn, Silver Set
S150S A. Sohtrley, Louisville, KY. Diamond
King, 500 q. 7. Mason, 20 Broad St, N. Y,
ave publish no names without permis-
don.
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ROOK AGERTs WAITED
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aIEts Aaperttsfnatnfs

Howe & Stevens Family Dye Colors.
ITHIRFY DIFFERENT SHADES. an In
liquid form. The same shades, an IN
powder form. We advise the use OF the
form. For sale by all Druggists and dealers,
and at the Mandatory, Boston, Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-11

Plain Talk from n ssWar Democrat"
The New York Citizen, edited by Gen.
HalpIne, and claiming to be the organ
ofthe loyal portion of the Northern
Democracy, has an article on Presi-
dental candidates." which will doubt
less attract considerable attention. The
Z" boy Miles" blurts out the truth in an
uncomfortable manner, and handles
the Copperheads without gloves, az fol-
lows: t-1
"The Democratic party Ia in an awk-
ward position; consistency Is regarded
as a necessity of politicians, foolish as
this Is, and contrary to the fact, as his
tory shows 1t to be; and consistency
with the stupidities OF the lastsix years
insures utter ruin. The organization
happens to be composed of conflicting
and antagonlstic elements; a large por-
ton of it consists of actual, positive.
men, submissionists, worshippers of
chivalry, admirers OF the South, and
f1unkies at its feet; men who had rather
be kicked by a Southern man than
kissed by Northern woman. The
cravens go bodily for their representa-
ii. Pendleton; will have him and no
one else, and actually despise and re-
pudiate Governor Seymouras too much
of a war man.
We say distinctly, positively, and
unobangeably as the law of the Modes
and Persians, thatnever Will those for
whom we speak, help directly or indi-
rectly, by assertion or silence, by action
or idleness, the election of the utter
copperhead and false hearted North
erner, George a. Pendleton. Until
water runs up hill, until trees grow
with leaves underground and roots
above, until the moon gives heat and
The sun loses Its fire, until beasts be-
come men and angels turn to devils,
until ice shall burn and fire shall
freeze, until everything that is impossi.
BILE becomes possible. and not then, Will
War Democrats vote for the man who
was false not only to his country but to
his section, who was conspicuous only
as a degrading example OF possible
Northern meanness, and who, by his
Indirect support to their foes, slew their
sons and brothers. Rather, a thousand
times, would they see the loyal soldier
and moderate Republican, Gen. Grant,
in the Presidential chair, u person who,
IL not agreeing with. them in all their
views, Is much more nearly their rep
resentative than copperhead whose
prudence kept him from being a
traitor.
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PILES.

There Is nomedIcIne in use so enicaeIous
Is Dr.. Robacks Blood Purifier and Blood
flus for the permanent cure OF Blind or
bleeding Piles; they strike at the root OF d.
sease, thereby removing the cause.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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BarIron.

OAR IRON, round and square, nom
D Wayne and American and SSlIgo Mills
Pittsburgh. s1-.a -
BAR IRoN, oval, half oval and half round
BAR IRON, single and double Home Shoe.
BAR IRON, Hoop nom e to4 In
BAR IRON. WAGON tires; cut to lengths
D n HII,nRETH a RRn
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a known as the Joseph Kirkwood estate,
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