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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12
Interesting.

We publish below. an original contribution
from an esteemed old citizen of this District,
living in Limestone neighborhood He writes
to us as follows; ~ am now 65 years old this
month, myself aud old woman living alone,
having lost three sons in the cruel war"
Our friend is in destitute circumstances be-
ing quite infrm, and only able to go about on
crutches. Heis good copyist; writes plain
open hand; and would DO very glad to write
for any one, who desires assistance of that
kind. II.
Here are the lines contributed:
'#2 SEYMOUR AND BLAIR. ''a.
September now is on the march, a'
~ - Octobei's drawing near; rnt 81
In November is the glorious time
4 ~, For SEYMOUR and. for BLAIRl
Then let us rise at early>dawn s.
la; And TO tho Polls repair -,
j, And spite Of oil our; foes, wo'll go
For EYM0UR and for BLAIRl 51s'
~ The Democrats are gaining ground; +, I'D.
..Te And, having nought to, feqr, ;f
We boldly 60 unto the polls,
For sEYMOUR h and for BLAIR! =
-a31lif Tt;di Il y -la1 df y3i4 .tiit l.ij -ft;-
s.. And IL welaro defeated then, - b..5, Il; /,
oiiWe will ne net yet despair s. ...;,:,t
j For Justice will bear sway at last,
osf days VIM Yet bg olodasr!!3a ,'.f'' ,f4s,. /
But let us trust mighty God, f,raa
q WHO H SHOWS W. J Yhat's III. 9, right and fair:
And march along in cheerful bands,
+, For SEYMOUR and for BLAIR.
/ ~ The timc is fast approaching, i7, @.
t4it The day is drawing near; ,.,
When we will shout tho victory
OF SEYMOUR and Of BLAIR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-22

'ponsible of as little affirmative action as
possible. The majority must take the afRr-
native, and are hence the object of. AZ
sault, which is often difficult for them TO parry
If their oponents have tact. Their vulnerable
point now ia the negro, and we should rely upsn
that. for we know we can win on it. Again, al
who remember forty years, or even less, well
know that in every financial revuision,
power has passed from party to the other.
The republicans know this and are determined
to resist the crisis which must come sooner or
later. as long as possible, for then will be an end
Of their power. Hence you see them increasing
the volume of greenbacks to make money as
plenty as they ds-e without producing a reaction
and revulsion by rendering the currency worth
less. Shall we help them tide over the bars till
after the next election If Pendleton's plan is
to produce revulsion by doubling or trobling
the currency, and 50 rendering i. worthless, then
he takes the responsibility Of the catastrophe,
and the Republicans escape it. On the whole, if
his course has been well adapted to secure the
nomination. it is still better adapted to insure
defeat at the election. With him defeat is alb
solutely certain. Yours, truly
(Signed) J. y. CATION A.,
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Prom the lawrencsL',rg fInd.) Press.
joseph Mooney and hlS Sons.

Twenty-seven years ago Joseph Mooney arriv.
ed at New Orleans, a poor man. He scraped to-
gether little money and for a short time had a
small store at Natchez. From there no moved
to Cincinnati, and opened small store and ped.
died through the country, mostly in Southeast.
ern Indiana. Soon after he located in Lawrence
burg, but after remaining here a short time he
moved 10 Dayton, Ohio. He remained at Day
ton only about nine months, when he returned
to Luxembourg and settled permanently. This
was in 1916. He remained aresident here, en-
gagged in the Clothing business until about two
years ago when he moved to New York city, and
is there engaged in the wholesale clothing bust
ness.
Starting poor, Mr.. Mooney is an illustration
of what poor boy can do by industry and fru-
gality. We suppose he is worth not less than
100000, and besides has started five Of his bows
in business, giving them perhaps each four or
five thousand dollars to start with.
The different branches Of thu firm or family
are located as follows: Mooney & Co.. New York
City Simon Mooney, Alton, Ill, and Duquoin,
H.; Jacob Mooney, Ottawa, H., and Columbus,
KY; Isaac Mooney Il Co., Cairo, H.; Joseph
Mooney jr., La Sale, Ill; Leopold Mooney &
CO., Lawrehceburg Ind Thus father and SOFAS
have eight large clothing stores, some Of them
being more extensive than Others. We learn
that Jacob Mooney, of Ottawc, H., does Il very
heavy business. We have heard it minated
thar it is the intention of the family, at future
day, 10 concentrate in one large establishment in
New York city. Working always to each others
interests, as they do, it would make q very
strong firm--a kind of Rothschild establish.
napt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-22

INARM FOR sALE. III. mbscrihAr sfs.rs III farm,
Il situated ia Hsps township, Ia Sails County * miles
wat Of i'tNn Station, tyr ..ls on favorable eems tAid
farm contains El8ATY ACRES VI choice land, with ces,Esr
sh,s buildings choice aelcctoa II 9O apple trss together
with pears, currAnts, cherries and other ffut
Said hrfn Il under rsod cultivation end fncs Per par.
Nculnra srly ~ the suhcrbar The peees - Jaoos
McNAnua i.o.tant, W Col McCalsb, ottawA
Hope. Fob. r. ". n. CLARK.
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NJ. - .FiiLH Lane,

any .''A' Nsn }o-f, DR.. u. is51.'
In my Card OF Nov. l, 1857. I stated that,
"Eor the purpose OF more inliy supply.
ing the wants OF thc pubic, nd In
order 10 prevent interruptions dealers
from painting on Inferior and worth.
less goods as the Norton Gold Pens,
shall hereafter sell no goods nt whole.
sale except only 10 duly appointed md
authorized Agents." etc. To this plan
have since strictly adhered.
In acceptinS Agents, great care mas been
exercised to appoint t.los. who, by long
continued fair dealing have acquired
reputation for honesty, respons bility, and
probity-men in wEo5A word tie public
have learned 20 place aouf ianoe. These
Agents have agreed to keep u full assort-
men. OF my pens. and 20 sell them 1t my
published pricss. Thus the public are sup
piled by them with just such Yens as they
want. either as TO writing or price, and get
. full equiv alene FOR the money paid.
No aSen. IN appointed 10 travel from
place to p!Ac-, % canvass .bA country,
80 that AL who want Norton Gold Pen
must get it fra-1 .hs Local Ase1. or from
headquarters
Mons need .5p.y scr't3. Agency except
In conformity 20 She .bove, ths liberal dis
count % To Claos" being sunoient induce
"as"' W 80 A MORTON.
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"A Hl.rr ,i :-, ii the CiicTii Co -. Ii Sa~ Co..
Illinois ,Nd" The p-ti'rup q" hs undersigned, T.minis,r
Ivy ~ tI- r.' !r, f G. .i>), de- a,i. Tor -av.
ltstl' ,-yc@ - '.'i.'! - ~, t.' Sovemb.r
Term Oeaal $HsuiT Cart. ',v ta- ,s' ely OF tbs
term ttrv, dsh7l, t iut"' rlii. l;j', ortSaen
'apl,o.r, .: lDsstshs ~ ik ~, ~ ..'l day
s~l st pal liz .HSS. III. p""... tI.s-ins house
.r-r-i ,f fsi,-wfg - ri,ri 'it,.t,i IN the
60 III IL sac Ill siAs SoHis"n. Joint ten
M ckaias an i..s iySf@ss5 ~. an TIE ",iheist
u .a- .ni, 81 frsift e nf- Nu nupi rr
.ev-n (-) ,frj~'r ,ai-h-rt .Atynrs n"uh. Of range
i.a) al M. thlr'% cSs.gn rganiis rirp- -'h
"a N. said n'rth.~s tr.~r ~ iAfs. -0nthTr,. quarter
II s section ven, ii-tF$'i nflr rs aud sin-ty-
to1l Inks thence v,St h''k ts~s', linz ~ sail
- di,tan. .! ju.,.. srnc north distance
chains AMI itty :u ink, 5h'rrr n straight line
along the cent? oiCSir., i ;.s,Hs 1000 " .inains,
distance lo csrs ,ri IN, W. 5"hnSs containing
mira and t~-ny-,hr.. hun!re!ttS . .Sh,t h
and rin,n theme. ,put ~ ;t- ,,uih ~. trrnsr ~ the
fractional 1r.r,Dr m the , section ,e<en 90
ten 10, chss nh-y u. .)N lrks. thies ~ along
thu south linz ~ ,i sero, seven, ~ twenty 80! chains
IN 81 ricI;p rJs seventeen chains
AND /, " iin,- .''lsh, ma along
III, Middle NJ r!H,a r",a tlu- ii h-,riing, ,a>
~ r..uI, .gt - ~ tll-i mss contain
ing t~en ..sist All >',i-rg"r lantr.,. l5,-el)
Xcrss Ari s-O N ~ Vtr, hSh 81
the northeast ,r'r -'c'''r a'nh-r sh:-"n lN) In
nship thiriS.f riA uit AtrH- o. -aSt Of Tho
'ir! 3aI ~, IA .nrr .'n' ~. -. 81 IL .It ra!urn-
81 ~ Il .SIr,.yn- = .-.r,, - - y lp-ltt
fIa i.r,i. .:s,l -,,- h"n. t'r,.'-.f.
>G,> SELSrN. ~,
Alni,is:~''s n:t;- ,.:t. r.,' n--c. N.,'or, -cd.
Y-b.25-Ss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-22

Thanking our numerous customers or thsir bestowed
patronage on US for the past will them a-s for
the future 10 10 straight forward hobrst business
heretofore adhens to strictly prize. and cash
TEN, 10y which enabled to sell goods the very
lowest hgure..
We also inform ths that have extended oar business
facilities iy importing sOo.s direct from Germany of which
We have received several already such table linens
N-lirg. ticking bed quilts, handkerchief &c, which
oer sell At veiy low prices letting have
the benefit Of the pro. which naturally would he taken
ths eastern importer and wholesaler, Please call sa
Feb. 2!-i., ALSCflULER 4 Co
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OH THUMB AND HIS FAMILY!!!:.!

GENERAL TOM THUMB TROUPE...
Consisting VI the Original worll.Eanowned
GENERAL TON THUMB
md hi. beautiful and accomplished little VII.
Mrs. LANINlA WARREN srRATTON.
that .ini,al -l-.imen al wit, skill sgiy and comic
tro.ry,
sF- COMMODORE MUTT ~
known a" ths sS0.O0o Eu.,"O
anAh' INTENDED wrr, the sweet little .prit-
MISS MINNIE wARRDy,!
Positively OSE DAY OSLY-At TURNER HALL, Non.
DAY, FEB III. lsi'. Two L-sse, AT and ~.
After an absence Of three years In Europe, where they
h,s. delighted nearly al the Kings Queens, Enp.rors No.
hy, MI Five Million citizens Of tho old World" these
Llputsns have returned to their Native land AMI arc civ.
ing w YAEsw rr&r t. their final -.
trament Il private f1 = y
They mn 'oubtdly the astonishing and delightful,
wonders q! us age. Four beautiful rnd y
ia adas and gentlemen in miniature Graceful, Intel.
seut WITTY EiuCa, and Raansi exhibiting the most
iei MANNERS Of the IA hon ibis drawing ROOM and yet
tb. sac Of three vesr,Uld children. 20
Their unique aid c1Qus-ly enchanting peri r,aanc-s al
exhibitions M 10 charm and delight every behold-r
Songs, dsets, dascss kc in CHI ract-ristie costume mill.
tsty * rces, comic limitations and ielneatOs fants
oraJ Dialogues. amusing tricks. CLASH, s,atres. ruany
pntolnies and bussIe comedies, snc,ant the chItes
delight the ladies' and asonsh and please ts s-ntlsmsH
The OF rich ami Elegant dresses, and the brian:
collection OF diamonds b-ore the vsrisus Pst.sts-,
of Europ,. u Of which ntroinssi in th~s Popular
L"yrc. ,o-t ,yer Twenty thousand dollars in gold
These li:tis mites VI humanity conveyed and
their hotel and hall 10y tr beautiful Shetland Ponies
Miniature Carriage attended by Elm Coschmsa and FOOT
in Livery
Ladies and Children considerably advised t, attend
the lsy exhibition and th-s avoid tho crowd and confusion
Of the evening performances. %. .. ~
To the Day Lew Is A-li..ion Is cent. Children ,ndpi
ten, Il cents Reserved seats, 20 cents. Children ,nder
q cents. ~
Evening ADMISSION all parts o. the house
S6 cents; Children undr ten, L. ... y.fe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-22

Another party ofSootch emigrants, brought sH
under the auspiess Of the Virginia Immigration
Society. arrived At Lynchbury, Va, on Wednss-
day, 9th. A large number more are expected
soon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-22

Tho vinton (O.) Record sAys: Such m effort
to get a large crop Of whoat in the ground was
never made before BY our farmers - during the
full Of 1867. Every available acre 10 under oul.
tivation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-22

UNITED STATES SiJE Al Auction, VI II boxes
u ofCigars forfeited 10 tho government, Tuesday, tbs
81 day OF March. A.p 1865.
CiIAS ~ HAMMOND,
-. ,1lto .y ,t H7 T. Collector, sth Dist, Illinois
Pan JAMS X. MNos.
Ottawn. Fsh. goth 1s8s-lw. ,ls t n '..v Deputy.
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FANCY .}lS.ASD%.

II avng h al s.ny Ili. from 'rti TT sry brand Of
Opons and Young li,,,n ir.,. ,.s. !-en Undue .i
put up in 7nn! ..,i-I - sts 'a-r f.yUr,i Ming
ODlpls a.d .;-skis ,tfr, rI's Hg,su. ~hich arc
Offering II ~ "gt! ~ i,-i fIi Young
Hyson. The -Siv sir ui.s- So. r-su
lar styl.s /, f'.a , ~ r ,s,...
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MarrieN.

On the IN list. by Charles W. Dsnhar ESD John Jsnka
with Catherine Hess both Of OTTAWA
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NOllCE.-EsrNTEe ~ Nfri>E KILLyls, Dgcg,sgp-No-
~ tlce Is hereby given, the uules nsd almnis,r-
rH Of tho estate Of Michael k.e. late ~ he county Of Ia
Sale aud state os Illinois de esed will a,ear before the
county Court Of said county Tia third Monday Ibeng
2oth oay) OF April, 1865 the Court Houe n ottawa in
said coany whsn and whrs Ali persons having claims or
eemanzs against said estate notified attend and pre-
sent the Saaa in writing for adjustment.
Dated thi, 18th day Of |. hr,sry A. u. 1888 .'.t
Feb 2,-sw.. Almini,,ra,rix.
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5leM advertisements.

NOCICE.-rhe undersigned have this lay bought the
y interest If Mr. d. j. Boehm in tseir business which will
be carried 10 thsau. style and iVrIs heretofore.
Feb. -, 1868. ALsCiIULER { co.
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10000 >. " IA .',. o. A, .. sns
to clear ;15 .rlly tara 1.r- 6!.i4.- Ultr. light,
AMI lie sir NJ. rn 80" ;n,- -Av,'in-. Ny both
male aui f-n.. No sir .ut.ro-.. - .irhnt address,
". II CiilJESrfE
Feb 2!-,-. - M.s.,!-ts, NV York.
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!-rsachor, s,udsMn, an othsr intsllissnt
w Men and Tomsn business paying 800 " 5000 psr
nsath, Ascoad!as Z, ability. For particulars, sddrsss
xnI0LHR, NeCUkDY co Lombard Block Chicago, III
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THURSDAY, FEB, 20.

THURSDAY, FEB. ~.
!sennts-Nr Trumbulls bill, to make u major
ity Of tho votes cast hereafter sufficient for the
adoption Of a constitution in the southern states,
was taken UP, and Carrot Davis used up tho day
in speech syainst it.
Wouse-Ths hoase spent tho whole day upon,
and finally passed the army appropriation bill
1t sppropriates $32, O0O,OOO. owls e'5 ..j
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A NORTON.

cPRCTACLES AT .. TN SKIS
y STORE.-rhsrsAh brazilian psshs glsss rhs purity
osean 81 sight Ca sAsts(S say II %~,' ssnuisss
Senethlus revAr bSAy~ XVII atsAvs
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ID
Armoar's New Brick S,o.s
ifFA.. 'ti.s...
- N m
MAIN STREET,
SECOND STORY

Few Doors West Of he First National Bank, where they
intend To carry Painting in all its branches From Their
long experience and present eSthst facilities for doing
work. they do not hesitate satisfaction their
jobs. All work entrusted them will We done under thcr
immediate supervision .... ... .
SIGN PAINTING. ... ..... .. ,.,..
NON. WINDOW SHADES. ..oDe..tt.
.A ..a.. INVITATIONS OF WOOD
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NsxtiasSa6r!- Ieutits 'Sssslth&tS Bill.
Ssu.ya&er. tSsihid.m @i@tr une S@ulbu&s,
btisnesrs 8asretr 'hs ls6'-ssi 4. U. Snk
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PUfE RI %. 2j AMI =, s.i,s p,Yn!.
BEsr OLD J0rEHN SENT INGi ~ sHt- r-s p,rni.
ROYAL CiUB--EI+ss I'm - -.t;..
In ORDER W meet the lem n- pn!s ~ Ottawa AMI
vicinity, h,v. ,I,shtsi NpCc RpSE A5-nt. TOR the
sale Vi 0Gr T-,. AL ,''f,t- ,r'- .u up 10y our
sslv.s in pis pulul ..s,s N,rrin,r New York,
AMI rptsil,d II KOCH Is VOSE.S CITY DrnggiSts,
Corner La sale and Madison Si-., and
BEI: III i CO., l37 nain ST., q "a. a,i aiyAncs
OFFS crnt,s p'inl o'.'nr ". f> J. fii- brings our
good ~ ,- prc-' N Co. .. fn.yn- "'r ur counters,
Win ths rr-iti ~ d.
We solicit & fair & thorough trial.
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WEDNESDAY. Feb..19.

y WEDNESDAY, Feb. ~
Se,Mte-Mr. Wilson introduced his bill to I'D
nit Alabama stating that he would call it up to.
morrow. The debate Oh admitting Senator Thorn.
~ was resumed and closed by spesch by Rev.
erdy johnson in his favor. The vote resulted
in 81 for to % against his admission. Ad-
journsd.
Hau@--The house passed the Legislative appro-
pration bill, and occupied the balance OF tho day
on the army appropriation bill. - "A
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-28
Physical Exhaustion.

Worn out with the burning heats of Summer
the human system requires to be reinforced and
regenerated at this season. Strength has liter.
ally been steaming out of il under temperature
that necessarily produces exhaustion. Fall is
the season of remittent and intermittent fevers,
and the weak and enervated are always their
first victims. Now, therefore, is the time for
invigoration. Those who have neglected TO
tone and regulate the digestive and secretive
organs during the months of June and July,
can no longer continue to do so without immi.
nent peril to health anG life. Commence a
course of HoSTETTERS BITTERS without
delay of all renovating, strength.sustaining
preparations this is the most wholesome and
the most potent. 1t does not unduly excite the
most sensitive organizations. Its mission is TO
preserve, regulate and restore. The tonic, anti.
bilious and aperient vegetable elements which
il contains are associated in the exact nronor,
tons necessary TO put the whole physisue INTO
perfect working order. The purity OF all ira
ingredients is guaranteed. 1t rouses the Ian.
guild appetite, gives unwonted energy to the
digestion, Gains and braces the nerves and
replaces lassitude and depression with energy
and cheerfulness; besides being agreeable TO
the palate and free from all the objections urged
against the adulterated stimulants and tOnics,
of which il is designed 20 supply the place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-28

YOUNG MEMS
MASS MEETINGS

HENRY S. WALKER, of Ohio county
Democratic nominee for Congress in the
First District, will address the people
at the following times and places, the
meetings to be held under the auspices
of the YOUNG DEMOCRATS of the various
counties:
Burning Springs, Writ County,
Saturday, august %.
EIIcnbOrO, Richie County, Tues
day, September 1.
West Union, Doddridge County,
Thursday, September 3.
Bridgeport, Harrison County, Sat
urday, September ..
ShinStOI, Harrison county, Monday
September7.
ROmine's Mills, Harrison county,
Tuesday, September :.
West Milford, Harrison county,
Wednesday, September 9.
Weston, Lewis county, Thursday
September 10.
WaIkcrSViIic, Lewis county, FRI
day, September IL.
Chenille, Gilmer county, Tuesday,
September 10.
Mr.. WALKER will be assisted in this
canvass by other well-known speakers.
Other appointments will be announced
hereafter.
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others, again, are mere shams. made up Of poor
whisky slightly Uttered with aloes and colored
in such panner as to deceive the unwary, and
are 40 sauseatingas to be unworthy of criticism,
and % the patient the remedy is worse than the
disase, while years of experience and trial
,.ye proven DR.. Robaek's Stomach Bitters to be,
knst as recommended, one of the best remedies
extant where S,om1chic tonic and Stimuldnt are
required. They never fail to strengthen the
weak, impart vigor 10 the strong, and are, in
every particular, just what a stomach btters
ought TO be. If you have symptoms of Dyspep-
STA, take them freely to aid digestion. If you
reside in bilious districts, they should tie taken
as a sure prevention Of Bilious Fever and Fever
and Ague, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, andin all
that class of diseases where there is a general
depression of the nervous system, loss of mus
cular energy, weakness, lassitude want Of ap..
petite faintness, chilly sensations and aching OF
the bones, &c. And, as a remedy for female
weakness, Leuchorrhea or Whites, Robaeks BIT
te,s have no equal. They are prepared with
special reference to this complaint, and act ike
a charm. A few days trial will satisfy the
most skeptical of the real merits OF this really
valuable medicine. Sold by all druggists every
where. augl7.lm
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL KINDS or
Sun and Artistic Pictures
Partridge'S Gallery, III Main St.

DARTRIDGE Is NOW BETTER PRE-.
i pared than ever. and offer. greater induce.
ments thar heretofore 10 those waiting any.
thing, from Card Picture, at - for One Dollar.
to tho finest Oil Painting, at less prices than
formerly.
In my Frame Department have a man who
has served an apprentice at making Square
Frames and AL can depend upon their being
made in the best manner and at lowest prices,
40 they will not fall 10 pieces.
Ny Gold Frames are all gilt in my establish.
nent and nothing but the best gold used and will
be sod - low A. the same quality Of work can
hs bought East OF Wet A large assortment Of
Gold Frames for OIL Paintings always on hand.
Old Frames regilt and made better than when
new. All sizes Of Ovals, in Gold, Walnut and
Rosewood.
Photograph Albums, Stereoscopes and Views
Wall Bracksts Artist Goods including Oval
and Square Stretcbers: OIL, Canvas, Tube Paints
&c, kc.
Stock Of Looking Glasses and Pictures which
are sold at Cost, are getting less every Day.
The Schedule Of Prices adopted for few DAYS
for the beneSt Of School Children should receive
the attention Of every Parent within fifty miles
OF Wheeling iunI
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Hon. w. G.. Browns Appoint
mentS.

Hon. w. G. Brown, Democratic and
Conservative Candidate for Congress in
the Second District, will address his fell
low-citizens at the following times and
places. Mr.. BROWN will be accompa-
MED by other able speakers, whose names
may hereafter be announced:
Phillippi, Tuesday, September l.
MOrgantOwn, Monday, September
BuckhannOm,T Tuesday, September
Is.
PruntytOwn, Monday, September 2l
KingwOOd, Monday, October II.
FairmOnt, Thursday, October l.
ST. George, Tucker County, Non,
day, October 5.
Beverly, Randolph County, Thurs
day, October 90.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

V'HE TwENTY-HIGHTH SESSION 0F
i Bethany College will open on MoBday ~
9TH OF September. IoSs. The College j. lDriya
In Brooke county. West Virginia. Syrh tsi',
from Lagrange Station on the Pittsburgh 40
Wheeling Railroad, whence IL IL easily f'sfhr.
~ daily stage. The situation IL rsfnarE1sl
healthy and removed alike from the tsIHptati'a'
Of large increase in the number Of siadshv
enlarged accommodations for boarding h1''
been made and several large Class and L>.'sfs
rooms fitted up TO afford additional faciiitiT' =
the department. Of Natural Science. fgf IhA
experienced corTs of Professors has ben 20
gagged and the amplest provision made iof thSf
especially invite attsntlon 20 oar CAiAlo.ns
copy OF which win be ssnt by mail 10 aBy 90
Apply 70 Prof &. l.. LOOs. Secrstary q ~
f1eulty, or 10 WK. PRyDLEfOS.
augi3t till sep2s pr...lsnt