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Some Itens about Ceunsry Lifep in tke
ldAiH M = ssHeascd Term" w I
.i.a. 80 inf .leaaa LOWELL, July 3Ott, 1859.

TO the Editor Of the Press ag9g ion o5 ssni is
|, not sing anybody's praises because OF
carrying me safely over . bridge, but FEEL
lust as though the good time made BY the
Grand Trunk trains should be mentioned,
since so much unfavorable criticism has been
uttered before. This road is in very fair CON
dition; the trains are plump up to time, the
management ~ excellent and it ought to be
cordially written dewn. rtui ia aag4inas q
AT South Paris I took passage with Max
field for this place. Max6eld is the son Of his
father, also of his mother, He made his first
appearance on any stage when he was twelve
years old and has played his part admirably,
for many years now past doing the leading
business Of a great stage route Mr.. q. W.
Fowler, the veteran driver and mall contract
| or. is now back again on this route, At Water
ford, W here we dine, the Lake Hotel, kept by
Mr.. G. q. Fuller, latterly of the Columbia
House. Concord furnishes the best table to be
found in o circuit of fifty miles,. and whore a
good honest English hour is, given passengers
to eat and to rest. Waterford Is a most delight
full place, perfect little gem Of town. and
were it better known it would be thronged by
summer visitors, whereas il has as yet this
season, only sprinkling. y s
10 Lowell is famous in local history, and along
with Fryeburg and Bethel, which lie on either
hand, was early settled and has turned out
some noteworthy men of the business world.
Indeed, this region of Oxford County has al
ways been thriving and notable for business
enterprise. aifgl iIaiss
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I.|.. i ~ Its H
Laura Keene is farming. gsrsu i4f
n NILSSON drinks much beer. W. gva3H
ph-spragus VII nottpa upp, .!-l,.,.f ',,.,.f
-Somebody remarks that Sanialley a the
London Reform Club, was like Nncle Ned-a
black k-bailed man. 9o - '-i
LA. J. has had a carbuncls cut from the
back Of his neck. His Constitution is unin-
trrad d1y9 tnhnrr an na - -" ,t''bHio
= -Matk Twain, when in Boston, called for a
s'copy Of the of Massachusetts, TO see if
there is anything to prevent him from drink
inc ica water {" .sfhh 10 hifi.g-pAq'1fipf
"A youth at Port Clinton. Ohio, lately sus-
tanned terrible loss in the following docu-
ment, duly signed by one Of the bellies Of the
village. The finder wants to know ifthe thing
is negotiable: 1sbno, lagsi 7riloL 81 sol.
.issasai ,annd N PoHr CINTos, MAY ".
DUE, or bearer, one hnnared and
nineteen kisses payable on demand
IA teetotallsr can never prove friend at
pinch, because he has horror Of snip"
-Oie Bun has gone over to Norway again,
realizing that change Of pasture makes fat
Ole Bulls og -ol droT vsg sTesf tt
iis--.Jack, your wife is not so pensiye as she
used to be. "No; she's expensive"
The Pink of Qm)- Periection,-Rougs-
la--Young ladies who play croquet are known
as "maidens all for lawn ~ ,tti,..
D r-It will be found, IS arule, that after hot
words coolness springs up. .s',..,,.
, The song of the Passse Belle:
'sThe Bsmuthive Cream "a on my brow,
q -i7 -, I've beiladona I'm my eye, ffila. .-N1f
.., Then meet me- meet me In the evening,
When the bloom Is en- The WY,
Billings is getting outa new book.
.11Tsio Jansiro sdvices report that all the
a strenuous efforts Of the Brazilian government
last year to invite emigrants secured only
twelve thousands of whom four hundred ana
Eve were Americans iaiii af1L ts suT
l---0ur shade trees in cities and villages, are
reported to be in great danger from the gas
pipes around which the roots cling When
there il leak the consequences are fata' '"
the trees.
2r-Aswate spout-a temperance orat'on.
fLFashionable symnasties = sArA'ozH
Springs. ,.sinb nj.
-Quack--A doctor whose science lays IN A''
bill iwci 90 se "a 1f' sii t't'i
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OFFICE OF TaE
UFFICE OF THE
American Fish Hook and Maadla O.
Notice of Foreclosure.

yXTBEREAS, James A. Kicker, by mortgage dat
w cd the twentieth day OF September, A. d. 1s67
situate near Woodfords Corner, in Westbrook, ii
the County OF Cumberland, and bounded as follows
to wit: westerly by High street. northerly by lane
ofChandler Racket, acontemplated street; east
erly by land of said Rackle and southerly by land
of George X Kimball and Others being the same des
cribed in the deeds OF said Racklef to said Kicker
one dated May 1s 1867, and recorded in Cumberland
Registry Deeds book S51, page $685. and the Other
dated July %, 1857, and recorded in said Registry
book S5I, page 1873, to which records reference Is
has been broken hereby give notice that by reason
thereof claim foreclosure of said mortgage. r.
june 2S, 1869. :. SAMUEL Il. HOPKINS,
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A Remarkable Dsennent-Rrayer Cor &
noan sbau sign I'm she MeRvens. ,,.,s,

uL,,ow, ,os;.la,. ,,,e .h,.. .,,., a .,,,,,,,
ISSUING IN tract iorh inoss fe"afAAo'e uoc-
ument The idea Is that . day shah be set
apars by Christians of every denomination,
-. .,,a,, -, ,sfra,, ~. ~
wpenp.sset snA', y s-e.se .s.es =. , ~ IAN
day and hour the lorq wlh SEE aislsn m the
Heavens, whereby in6dels may know that tie
R;hle ,is thu word of God. The fracts are IN
c., sr sr..--r.,, .xI. -s~,n
i'liu sAe' Wy "'' w.. s' >, ~- WIN
PROBABLY excite sconsideraoe degree ofpub-
iic attention. They have not yet been Issued,
but the rreporfers Of the Courier have heen
enabled ID ,.c,,rs The i nr ,hs1Sos.
ument, and for the first time the matter IL
given to the reading public. The tract Is -
.follogs. II,
a., E,;;.h e.ma unto an sha ..n ~
LII Hag S.s ,o,s % half ve hstwssn s ffvps Anu
sars isths feerd ~ God foilow bir. w ~
Raj Raj tba1 foiow him neYs2iSriSas "I11' 111' :"
NM, AsAn, sG.S,a % Lsyans
wnG, so M "a S.rs - s,snS n forsr pa sssea
Taadsi,tv. !. Tbns far shalt fSon 90 and No
SrthsrS who will dare TO throw himself
;nto tha stream and check the tide fhat Is
avs,, roSv Carving tborsar,ds. ave. millions of
| the h,iobfest and best of our fallow-beln0s
down AZ TO % eternal miseryp surely fhsre must
he some one who has sufficient rfaifh In Gods
nronises 10 ask for some sign whereby all
shall know that BE Is the true God. That
trial ike that Instituted by Elijah would con-
vince the world TO-DAY We do not for one mo-
ment believe. But we do believe that If the
clergy everywhere, of all denominations, were
to pray to God that at stated time lsay on
reft Chfistmas evel a sign might be- set in
the heavens above us--a sign, intelligent to
| ali. 10 continue forever, that God would grant
the prayer. we cannot doubt, Tor has He not
| said; aif We shall ask anything in my name,
ve;II. .do III Wherefore. We have only to ask,
1 and we shall receive. (Here IS inserted ths
| 1stI, chapter of i ST KINGS from the 21st to
3oth yerses.1a n 8Hals.l.7 Z. ..ssii9'i .Iol
:, Now suppose tnat all Christian denomina-
tions were to instruct their churches 10 pray
| that sign might be given as aboye-how
| swiftiy the tidings would fiy to the uttermost
parts OF the earth IN this age Of steam and
electricity. Millions upon millions q Human
t1A<'@1 W ~<-@ j<@@% - F~~~~~r-~~~-c - -
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

UEYANTED-AGE to $500 per
month, everywhere, male and female, to
introduce the GENUINE IMPROvED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE This Machine will stitch, hem
tell, tuck. quilt cord, bind, braid, and en-
Il broider in most superior manner. Price
only $1e. Fully warranted for five years.
~ will sew a stronger, more beautiful or
more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
"Elastic Lock Stitch.n Ever ! second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from $75
to $500 per month and expenses, or a commission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECOMB g CO., PITTSBURG, PA, or BOS-
TON, MASS, er ST. LOUIS, MO. t3' 81 A-i
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless cast-iron un-
der the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured, may19-3m
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Terms $500 per amman, Sss adrance.
rarEsuaa AND rrs BEcoLLxcrIoxs on WEB


Freyburg, aloveliest village Of the plain. as
Goldsmith might have sung, is just as still,
Just as pretty Just as staid and precise as ever.
Its young men do not dream very radical
dreams nor its old men speak Of unusual Wis
ions. 1t has Lovevell's Pond and the old
scars on the trees meath which Paneus fell
before Chamberlain's gun, and the rara mem
ory of seeing Daniel Webster pas. up and
down these broad and shady streets. while he
taught the Academy To this day old people
delight to take strangers over to the County
Registry TO see Webster's handwriting, much
of it being in existence; for the great Daniel in
those days was obliged to support himself In
part by copying deeds and other writings.
But Fryeburg isa good old town, and when
the railroad goes through it II will be much
sought out by travellers and soiourners- 1t Is
rich town for the most part, and one of the
bset farming regions in all western Maine. 1t
has its desert places, and the out-West poet
might have been travelling here when he
wrote this: Ah--i.rri % rslfs -
wanst the red InIin here tack his delights.
pisht, fit and bled;.
Now most of the inhabitants h whites,
With mary .red."s1--
This place whereTv been staying Is very
dear to me on many grounds, for Il is here that
all my people lived in the olden time, Just be-
low where -asiaf,,l,, .r.fss4 al szf-s a
From the heart Of Waumbeek Methna,
From the Lake that never iails, ~
Falls the Saco in the green lap lt" . 80
OfConway's intervnles.
There in mild ana virgin ireshness 'iisi.
Its waters loan and aow, oti z cEaf
As whom Darby Field first saw them
~ Two hundred years ago. 4 ........-f
-
Little, however, is Left Of the primitive
growths that made all this region notable in
early history, A new order Of affairs Is on:
/ Bat human hearts remain, unchanged;
| The sorrows and the sin, Hi n1HHa.s
The I losss, e . ne hope; :. The fears ofold nssJ
.a And in the tales cur fAthsrs told,
In the songs our mothers sung, 'f''i7s
81 Tradition, sn0wy-bearded. si.-oia hGc
m.f Leans ON Romance ever young" ts.s .st
I Obi the quiet Of these, country towns bow.
The stir Of the haymakers In the fields makes
the streets seem all the more. still. aud the
| great red sun drives indoors all who are not
compelled to brave its beams. And all the
day the late summer birds sing their swestest
in tho tall trees, and the long hill shadows
mellow the evening glare into light, soft and
| grateful, and peace and plenty smiles inr the
glory Of the maturing prodacts Of the earth.
In my next--Sor .dog-day letters shOuld be
short II will tell yott about some things not
dreamed of in your everyday philosophy. After
| four long years Of abstinence from tronf-hshing
| i have waded the old familiar streams and will
| .sll YOU all about it to-m0rrowg Meantime,
wsaried by long tramps through asepIwoods
and overbor1e by tho all-peryading lullaby of
Naturels evening melody, Il 80 to vorship ut
l Morpheus shrine. iae iaalfiol ~ sise Ia
l1giil3i How sleep the tired Who sink 10 rest ,,
i;t,, By all tnsir country cousins blest
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of license from the Judge of Probate,
ID shall sell at public sale, on MONDAY, the zSth
the following real estate of which William Goodng,
Jr., died seized and possessed, to wit: The Boat
Shop Lot, and about three acres OF land adjoining
the Boat Shop Lot This property is situated in Yar-
mouth, near the Ship Yards, and is an excellent 10
cation tor a Boat Builder.
Yarmouth, May 24th, 1859. f.fss,t g.
sg,s MARY o. GoODING, Administrator
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Wanted.

A Wet Nurse, to take charge OF child two weeks
"A old. Best OF references required.
Apply at 500 Congress street, between the hours
of and P NJ. js2fdtf
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Wanted,
Agents Wanted


AT 100 CONGBEBS ST., PorfIand, Mes
ANE OR TWO active canvassng agents females
" preieIredl in each town In the County of Cum
berland, and with capital of from five to twenty-five
dollars, to sell novel and useful article, which is
wanted in every family, and from which a. compen-
realized june 29-d1m
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SALE.

En Ann FIT. Seasoned Pine Deck Plank
cOJa3OOO 700 feet Spruce Deck Plank.
ovuoV ieet in, in. 4 in and 8 in Oak Plank.
ber, by T. TaVtOR
"ayiouu III Commercial St,
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WANTED
Wanted.

A CAPABLE English or American girl, as child's
= Nurse. Good references required. Apply at
No So State Street. jy 31-d1w
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To Let.

WITH immediate possession, Store No 90 Com
wv mercial street, Thomas Block lately occupied
Apply to N. j. MILLER, Atheleum Building,
Plum SC. ap2dtf
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NOTICE.

TOMAS III. PERLEY having resigned the agency
- for the sale of Duck and other goods mannjac.
tured by the Westbrook Manufacturing Company.
the unsettled accounts and debts due to them viii
be adjusted by the Treasurer, at No 10 Central
Wharf RUFUS K. WOOD, Treas.
Portland, January 9th, 1869.
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TO LET.
UP-TO YIN RENT.

A DESIRABLE Brick House, No n Danforth st,
A lHamIen Block will be leased for three Ave
ply to Al al DEWEY.
aug2eod2w No 40 Exchange st.
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Man Know Thyself
DIR. Jordap's Gallery Of Anatomy,

(yORNER of Washington and Essex Streets, Bos-
~ ton A thousand startling and thrilling models
OF the human frame in health and disease. Open
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THE DAILY PRESS
q BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

We invite the attention of both City and
Country readers to the following list of Port
land BUSINESS HOUSES, which are among
the most reliable establishments in the City.
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HAaAdaIllS House
E4 Templs Street, Portland, Me
JOHN sAwYaR, Proprie,or.

JOHN sAWYRR, Proprietor.
This new first-class business Hotel is now open
to the pnblic. All the appointments are new and
the location within few rods OF both the Middle st.
and Congress ST. cars is of the most convenient
in the city.
sThe Hote contains forty rooms conveniently ar
ranged in suites. The Proprietor has had expert
ence 10 providing for the public and confidently ex-
poets TO welcome all his old friends who come to
Portland and to make hoet Of new ones. Every
attention viii be given to 'aEc wants of guests.
July 27. Ie diff
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Hats and Caps

Wantedl
A Capable Cook-or girl to take care ofchlldren
"A and sew, at SO State st. jy30d3ts
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Stores 40 Dc 50 Ecclsd9age st.
A LSO, Chambers on Second and Third Floor, on
IA the same street. Apply to
W. H. ANDERSON.
At Office of Nathan Webb, ESQ.,,
ja27dtf No 80 Exchange St
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To Let.

10 LcJs
NEW desirable Tenement in tho western part
Aof the city pleasantly located, with gas and 9th
er conveniences.
Apply No 80 Emery st, near Pine ST. jy3O-3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

EfRST-CLASS Salesman wanted to sell Maine
IL and Provincial Trade. Address Boston Q.
Box 2942. jy28d1w
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WesfbroOk Manufacturipg Co

WtStDFUUK mHHUIdCtUFIHS co.
gVyHE Westbrook Manufacturing Company having
removed their place of business from the store o.
Jonas H. Perley to the store occupied by the under
signed ON Central Wharf, offer for sale the various
kinds of goods manufactured by them, consisting o.
Ships Duck, Ravens Duck, Sail and Wrapping
Twine, Sheefings Mariners Stripes, Drills, Camlei
Jeans, &c. at the lowest prices in the market. 1ht
Company are now putting in new and improved
machinery for the manufacture of SHIPS DUCK
which they believe will insure the best article which
can be made. All orders promptly attended to.
RUFUS e. WOOD, Treas,
No 10 Central Wharf
Portland, Jan 9th, 1869, isdtf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-03
10 TILE LADIES.

Tho Ladies' Hair-Dressing Room Is now un.
der the charge Of an Artist lately from San Fnn.
cisco. The attention OF the Ladies is particularly
directed 10 this department, as we will do all the
diffcrent kinds Of Curling, Braiding and Cutting.
as well as apply the choicest Hair Restorcr and
Cosmetics. For Curling Waterfall, One Dollar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-03

7 RAVE THIS DAY sOLD NV
entire Photographic Business. with my good
will TO Mcssrs. HEDGER & NOE, and would
respectfully solicit for them the patronage OF my
former patrons. GLEN SUTIERLEi.
Virginia. Janc i2th, 1863.
y. B.-Parties having bills against me Will
please present them to me for payment. and all
parties indebted TO me are respectfully re-
aues,ed 10 make immediate settlement.
GLEN SCTTERLEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-03
DENTTSTRY.

DIR. MAYER win also attend to Dental Sur.
gerry, and invites oil who may need his services
TO call on him. Cupplng, Bleeding and Leeching
- For saie-Fwsh Hungarian and Swedish
Leeches.
Gold Hill, April 80. 1859. apSoh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-03
To Let.

'pHE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
1 Hall Apply at room in rear Of Justices
GSid Hul, March IL, 1850. mhlsH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-03

,I,,IE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
Nssaycr eight years in California. aud for
oyc- Gyc wears in Nevada. has removed his Office
10 Silver City. where he will attend 10 ANY busi-
ucs- intrustcd 10 him with promptncss and care.
soid, silver and Ores of ASrTy Oesrrtp-
tIou Carefully AsanYra,
And returns of Bullion made within six hours
In Stamped Bars or Coin. a: the option Of the
Dcpo-itOrs.
Guarantees his assays TO conform with the U.
s. Mint.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-21

me uUnC~sU suC s--Jr 81 l6b u AG
u-~-.lf o. tr-~u.sUu y. pE- il ~
at o. lut G.."g- o.. sut SJGGu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-21

mz1y yezrs ago by ny grAnal1b1sh'
which be said Was made ksoED te hlsn
by friendly IDdfsn, abouf me !eas
lcaL .IfEss thai if be won3d search
! in two different plsnss which ne named
he could find inch silFes nlnss 6E1Do-
father said be once visited both places
and found the country and streams as
dssrrif,sd. huf the location seemed 50
pnf,To-ESIs thai he made Do search
I Will now describe the two points b
r5r.D n ne One Of them is on Cheat
s5rsT Ia Preston, eouB4y West Virginia
sboUr ooe mile shove General EsirfhIs
Fo-c n think that Is the name Of the
fari I nesr KingEooi, and II ths mouth
~ he first stresn snPt!ing Into Cnssi
rivsr. aDd OF the easf o. opposite noe o.
The river from Haywood The other q
n tne mouth Of AddisUpis Rups Winch
uuts into The North FOX Of Hughes
river sbouf three miles below Care,
Riwlis county. This article Is ooi IN
sgirsry on ny pAr1, neither % Frlie
II 10 excite tbe earnestly Of any one
thai be may be Led into speculative
investment. bBf Rs Information given
ne Or reliable uEEn n ms ds!, EDo "a
Furnished him by the Indian
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G. < TTY B L * e.
KATALYSINE WATER
IT. wonderful Cures and Cu'
TaUTEe Powers

1 - SE--'y 81. H. SIENG GUGFAEI
! announce luEf -uCv rUn1pi-Eet arrange
uisEJt tu- sUpp -.uE Jns -rs5TvEuu-C MsdiCiEE
" Axe ur sc4.i' Uuum.uEu-gJt VIII The us.
mEuL PrvsICIgus EHG IuvHlius desiring mia,
ulE-luI =. "a mt Iuarglr-UltC vl.us HHC vI-uuf o.
Vnif WEToT vii N application II ia, sfhes O,
-ut -unpGIv %, luy u. INT -r-UEEIsIs Stores I've
furnished u U-IuJ-C Cupie< q EJETsmsuJI o.
.rvEiIus Eut ~t'pO-rs a. eminent n-tIcs ni.I ~
g y rILLTvT EFrE'-TE me unfy Jns--Irr tssU o.
ne Value o. .rv vETsr medicine
Tnry 49, Hisr -vi"--et II Jht thousands ~ n
"t-.tuf UnC Jnr-- nIstitc2 RCvIss-S u s-s-v DAT
% ne COUNTY, VIM EGve sInnt JnG genera II,
y'uCurGtUI o. JnIt v alu' among ne people SEINE
- m0r-ns s-U 'resr CJ--C w IL use " ulE
r-.7-sIIIr q" tgtG mG!adIss
-Ilf combined Isslluiur7 esIa DliHnss i,evout
q. ~eBsDuuuf 0aUni Jnt superiority a. Inls
ss"' az r~u-ry is' EneumatIHn GnrIi E7rvv
g. El,-lslG Eluuev -Inu-v b-uuf,nIa- ~
e" ant hUv. Iiissasss BihuuEnsss AZ. CO
a. S"u~HicI& ant Ne-vuus risa-G-~s Uve'
: "-ii"-f EuuwU "a mRts-iE msCiIc& ~ iuunC II
Nv t-1i'ra Hu-In-t u, mDoe-r JImss
ID L.i i~"I u"nuhsz-ll-C II ; nunps- ~ IL
H's4I'-' /" l1SSs-1's me pUwe- n EOl-lnE rutcuuE
T h.uiit II -t' D!luOg- End the u-Er+ uep,rs'fs
~ chAlt EInii-, fr-r,er wv I,bsuuS-igrT t,r,,,
sHt LrHF-- AMT - HEEs. AYFr--y rI-lnr Tp.s-.
GSsaHet lu NrIri u-Gics. sglsurs ant Int mos;
cet"hrSlet mllir's vgTU-f nzvt hitherto Oh :
provided psllIaL,~et
AisO ut E-TssrrnE IA, p~ur~sss 4 not ps-ms
h-Nt'r rurIns sinuni-uU~.L ~ B-iErr Ils
east
-nH Water Gonhueusry claimed IN n, In,
81 mineral sp-IIr vEJs' win vnlcr r---sI; AMI
-rnIs-Eabit cu-et have besI efieutar rvsr f-uu
~ sUu~Cs
-iepui c Liberty street. New York
Fu- EuIe nv MCCABE BUSaFTLD A
KRAFT 81 Nam E--sgI Wheeling Ero I,-ur
EiEH Reue-lny. ssp=
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MIS- ANNA DICKINSON This populs'
En5 talented Indy VIII deliver hsr trsi
and only lecture il Wheeling Tins ses-
sor II Warrington Hall OD TnasdEy
evening next, 26Ib inst. A. lecturer
hey fame Is world vi6s. and from every
saetipI Of The land our exchanges come
10 Ne with glowing aopouuts Of crowded
houses and highly delighted audiences
The subject Of beT lecture II TINS city
Will I've The Struggle for Life The
procse6s are for the benefit Of the
Wheeling Library, I'll institution winch
should be encouraged and fosIsrso By
Guy people As VIII be 1881 ~ aovsI'
Tissmsrt. The ssls Of reserved sssrs vii
commence Fl Sheb's Music Store, 81
SATURDAY morning next. Arrangements
are being made for seven hundred ssSt.
u me RE-l, and rs delegations are sI'
psctsd here from Washington, Pa, St
/ GAINESVILLE, Ohin. and other tVwnL, we
expect 10 sss every ssEf taken. No s1.
UrB charge for Reserved seE1s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-21

MCLUM HCCsE-Tbs McLurs BOuss
Ii al The summit Of popularity Ii is
The os1 Ire sf BrTrBSTiUI foI TIE city, Spd
q. VISITORS find its halle EDd psrlU-s
uCttT fIed with 81 animated thrUug
Many q The members u LIE Legisls-
rure 81 Wen d other prominent citl-
zsus from other parts Of The StSts, Ire
Dow stopping 81 tins Houss. Every
body goes 20 the NeLure House 10 die
suss ttJe svsrts Of The day, and 10 spsc-
uIEte upon The probable result Of ibt
Senatorial COL fesi DOW pending. Asssrs.
Gnn5 WI & Go Ire doing 81 thai II
requisite H.: the comfort Of thsIr guesls
and are winning Isursls = The way Of
rerrutBfIQu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-21

EEI4 FROM ABROLD.-Our readers
VII raoolIsct thai last year The Board
Of yersign Missions Of the ? esbytsrlaI
Church Of The United STATES vRs re-
ported 10 be il GebT So ,h5a. The
children Of the Presbyterian Sabbath
Schools throughout tbe land were called
upoE f.r ID Offering and about s4b'-
600 were realized. The Forelgr HsssioH-
CT for tins month contains The follow
iur. which shows thai some Of The
CHURCHES Snd sabhltb Scbuos in The
bssikeu countries have contributed 1t
largely ~ some IL America
The tsacbsrs md scholars Of The fuf'
rub nabBd High School, who are heStntr
or Muhnrum-dau, send over 8 tor The
dslf Of rbs Beard. and the liJJIe eDUrcl
ri ths same place seDas 50 fOi The pa!
ueui q the dsOt.
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