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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

Always in order and ready to
sew. Such is its simplicity, and
the ease with which it is under
stood, that the child of six years
and the grandmother of seventy
can operate 1t successfully. The
thread is nsed from the original
spool without rewinding. Every
Machine Is furnished with Hem
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02
BOOTS AND sHoEs--DRY GooDs--HATs.

ITO THE LADIES. TO THE LADIES.
CAHILLS FRENCH IMPERIAL BRONZE,
rich and beautiful Dressing for restoring Bronze
Boots Slippers to their original briiancy when
nished or soiled. viii bronze equally well any
color surface For sale at all the principal shoe stores
in the CITY,
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EGO to Bookings and Booking Il
Carroll's for Holiday Goods.

A BRILLIANT SUGGEsTIoN.-Somebody
sensibly suggests that the new style Of
French roof, whichis becoming so CON-
mon both in city and rural architecture,
might be turned to profitable account,
and at the same time ensure degree of
beauty and convenience that is we'll
worthy of consideration. The sugges-
ton is to have the covering of coarse,
strong glass, in the place of slate, and
thus, by the admission of light and heat,
this part of the house would become an
admirable conservatory where fruits
and flowers weuld flourish in the
rankest luxuriance. In the city
houses, especially, water could read
lily be introduced in so convenient q
manner as to ensure the proper degree
of humidity, while the simplest posi-
BILE arrangement would secure ample
ventilation. Grapes Of all kinds, dwarf
fruit tress of plum, apric OF, peach, etc,
could be readily grown, az we'll as all
kinds of flowers, and the attic of ones
house becomes the most profitable and
delightful feature of the domain. A
correspondent Of an exchange think,
glass, if suitably cast, could be more
cheaply produced and applied than
slate or even good shingles, aud would
be quite as durable as either. The in,
PRODUCTION Of coloring material would
add very slightly to the cost, and could
be applied with charming effect.
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OLIVE LOGAN AGAIN.-See what the
different papers say in regard to Miss
Olive Logan as lecturer. The Gin
cinEati Commercial says: "She is one Of
the most brilliant writer's in the coun-
try, and as lecturer cannot be EXCEL
ed" The Rockford Register says: "She
is queen of the army of lecturers" The
Albany argus says: "She is woman of
intellectual powers" The
Troy, CO., Times says: "She is the most
brilliant woman that ever essayed to
address an audience" The Winons
(Minnesota) Democrat says: "She is the
most graceful lady and the finest lectu-
rer we ever heard" Miss Logan lee.
lures in this city at Washington Hall,
Tuesday evening, January 4th, on that
most fascinating subject Girls.
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The Pswhattan Cane Contest.
Iditors NJ tina Re0ister. W..


The contest for the cane at Powhat.
tan (bstween the steamboats, Hope and
Science) came off on Christmas night,
the Science procuring the cane.
The Hope still retains her friends,
with an increase of patrons, as the con-
test was considered unequal by the
friends of the Hope. The Hope did not
cast her vote for the cane, but made q
free will offering of upwards of one hun
dred dollars to the Sabbath School. The
cause of this was owing to the steamers
Express, Rees, New State and Major
Anderson having taken an active part
IN raising money to aid the friends of
the steamboat Science to get the cane.
The amount collected by the Parkers-
burg line of steamers, including the Sci
snce, was abeut Sls9. The amount col
lectsd by the steamboat Hope was 500.
The amount collected by the citizens of
Powhattan fer the Hope was near S35.
The Science collected, Of the $3.50, about
500.
Although the steamboat Hope failed
to get the cane, it will be the means Of
an increase of her patronage in the
trade. G.
WHEELING, December %.
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REPORT OF THE BRIDGEPORT SCHOOLS

REPORT OF THE BRIDGEPORT Sea ooLs
To our friend Superintendent Griffith,
whose high ability and ripe scholarship
we have more than once commended
and whom We look upon as one OF the
most successful educators in Ohio, has
our thanks for the following report OF
the Bridgeport schools during the month
Just ended:
Miss Yost's Room-Enrolled, 30, aver
age daily attendance. 81; per cent. OF
attendance, go.
Miss Swartz's Room-Enrolled, 40;
average daily attendance, 80; per cent.
of attendance, as.
Miss williams Room-Enrolled, So;
average daily attendance, 80; per cent.
ofattendance, 50.
Miss Callendine's Room Enrolled,
go; average daily attendance, 81; per
cent. of attendance, IS.
Miss Evans Room-Enrollsd, 81; av-
ersge daily attendance, 81; per cent. Of
attendance, s3.
Total number enrolled, 239; total
daily attendance; POS; total per cent,
Sc.
Total number enrolled previous
month, 245; total daily attendance, 1879;
total per cent, SO. -s
This shows steady and growing in
terest on the part of scholars, whereby
the attendance is regularly increased.
The following are the names of pupils
who have been neither absent nor tardy
during the month:
High School-Kate Holloway, Alma
Griffith, Mary Schoonover, Ella earns,
Velma Branum, George Allen, James
Allen, James Holloway, De Lance Pat
terson, North West.
intermediate - Lily Capehart; Ella
Finney, Ella Bartholomew, Eddie Cape
bart, Charlie Stewart, Miles earns,
Willie Stewart, Charlie Clayford, JAS
Higgins.
Third Depdrtment-Eddie Woodcock,
Homer Castle, Frank McConnaughy,
Lizzie Fox, Susie Howell and Bette
NeiniDger.
Second Department-Josie Bags, John
Clayland, Willie Chalfant, Frank Chal-
FAINT, Charlie Bierbrauer, Johnny Wat
kins, Charles Nevil, Willie De Beulah,
Minnie Junkins, Louisa Hawn, Geriie
Henry, Augusta Hawn, Emma Martin
and Mary Hawn.
Primary-Minnie Castle. Anna Coss,
Lucy Alexander, Kate Keyser, Otto
Ringhauser, Eddie Stewart, Willie
Woods, Charlie Martin, James McCon-
naughy, George Smith, George Conoway,
Willie Fox, James Reed and Jacob Key
ser.
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HE CATHOLIC FEsTIvAL.-There was
quite large attendance on the fair and
festival at the Catholic Institute hall.
ias' evening, and many new and bsauti,
iot things of use and ornament were
0nefea Tor sale, The principal point of
attraction last night was the ice cream
and confectionery table presided over
BY Mrs. Ricketts, and Miss WITT a..
sisted by a 6evy of damsels, all beauti.
ful enough to make a bachelors month
water and to compel him to for,vear ,
state Of single misery, Tonight manv
new features will be added. As far a..
We can judge now, this will bs ons If
the most successful and pleasant fair,
ye' heid BY our Catholic friends.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is rising
again and the marks last evening show
ed thirteen feet in the channel and
rising. From Pittsburgh we have re-
ports of rising river, with eight feet
nine inches by the MonoDgshela marks.
The famous packet Major Anderson
under command of that popular steam
boatman, Captain Charley Muhleman'
got away on time last evening, with o
fine trip. We have elsewhere returned
our thanks to the Anderson for the
splendid present her captain made u.s.
We understand that her clerk, Captain
Chris. Young, was also presented with
a costly cake. Chris. is to go into the
ofice Of the steamer Bostona on the
first of January, we hear.
We heard yesterday that the steamer
Victrees, formerly running between
Steubenville and East Liverpool, is to
enter the trade between this point and
Pittsburgh.
The Hudson will be down from Pitts
burgh this morning on her way down to
Cincinnati. -.-
The Carrie V. Kountz, with her odd
looking single smoke-stack, will leave
Pittsburgh for Cincinnati this after
noon.
1t is rumored that Captain Billy List
will run his Argosy between Pittsburgh
and Portsmouth as irregular packet.
The Science took band of music
down with her yesterday, and several
invited guests, to be present at the cane
presentation at Powhattan, yesterday
afternoon.
The packets Glasgow, Maggie Hays
and Nellie Rodgers, and the towboat
storm, passed up yesterday.
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= LADIES WATCHES, &C.-One of the
largest and best assortment of ladies'
gold watches and chains to be found in
the city is at the Market street Jswelry
Store. OItoby & Dufield have now a
magnificent stock of jswelry, breast
pins, ear drops, plain and set rings,
bracelets, sleeve-buttons, collar but
tons, gold and silver spectacles and
thimbles, bronze and bisqus statuettes,
&C., &c. They have Jewelry sets
ranging from SOC to SIPS. Call to day
and see for yourselves. See advertise
ment
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RESIGNATION OF Hon. J. Burnley
The Governor yesterday received note
informing him of the resignation of
Hon. J. Burnley, Of Moundsville, as one
Of the Board of Directors of the West
Virginia Penitentiary. We doubt if the
Governor would deem it proper to accept
the resignation under the circumstan'
ces. The day Of Mr.. Burley's death
our advices are, is not far distant, and
the Governor, it appears to us, will
await that event rather than to accept
his resignation.
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POLICE CoURT.-After storm calm
cometh. After a flood of galoots q
drou.h appsareth. After averaging six
eases day for three or four days, the
docket yesterday showed but one lone,
lorn victim.
Randall Tristler, while in the Mcclure
House bar room, on Monday, got into a
squabble with some Of his friends. The
barkeeper interfering to prevent noise,
Randall took him by the wien and ap-
piled his chokers. He was fined $40 and
costs for his disorderly conduct.
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CONCERT AND TABLEAU1.-The Sab
bath School of the Zane street N. E.
Church, whose concert and tableaux
given last week were received with so
many demonstrations Of public approval,
design, by repeating in part the old
programme and by the addition of new
melodies and tableaux, presenting our
citizens tonight with the finest enter
tainment they have yet given. &C
early if you would secure good seats,
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MAsoNIC.-The following named Sir
Knights were elected and installed as
officers of Wheeling Commandery No. /,
X. T., on Monday evening: w. P. Wilson
Eminent Commander o. S. Long, Gen.
eralisamo; John Stsllman, Captain
General; Rev. c. G. Currie, Prelste
Elijah Day, Treasurer; w. H. Irwin,
Recorder; c. Y. Lucas, s. W; NJ. A.
Chandler, j. W.; George Schwaln,
Sword Bearer; Thomas Lewis, Standard
Bearer; Selby Jones, Warden ; Timothy
Bliss, Sentinel.
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WATER TAxEs.-We see, in passing
around the city, that the last notice of
the late Collector of water rents g. W.
Warden) means business, as he is adver-
Using the property of delinquents for
sale. Those persons knowing them
selves indebted for 1868 would do well
toAcsll at the Captains Office AID settle
before it is too late, to save cost. That
is what we would suggest.
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"WHo Cor THE BEER T-Yesterda q
certain horse artist and keeper of an
equine boarding house in Centre Wheel
ing took home keg of wine and one OF
cider. The cider was in q beer keg.
The neighbors thereabout being fond of
beer and of joke, and supposing the
keg to contain the Gambrinus nectar,
picked it up and made off with it, tax
ing it toa neighboring saloon expecting
to have big time after they had wor.
ried the owner sufficiently about his
loss. The horse marine. finding that he
was keg of cider short suspected who
took it and marched into the saloon and
demanded "that keg Of cider" The
saloon keeper, as innocent as lamb,
denied having any keg belonging
to him. Filled with wrath
he went before Justice of
the Peace and swors out a search
warrant. The document was placed in
the hands of an officer, and the sus-
pected premises searched, and there, of
course, was found the missing keg.
The saloon keeper was now thoroughly
frightened and uttered more "Gott in
Himmels" in his establishment than
ever were rolled out in the same time
before. He denied any knowledge of
how the keg came there, and of it's con-
tents, was afraid the officers would take
him to Jail without delay, and offered
to do anything to settle the business
1t was finally compromised by the ga
loon keeper paying the costs of the
search warrant. If any jokers take an
other key of cider to his saloon they
had better "look little out"
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No CoUNCIL.-There was no meeting
of the Council last night. The Second
Branch having amended q resolution
for an adjourned meeting lin which the
Firs. Branch failed to concur, the mat
ter Of an adjourned meeting has fallen
through. There will be no meeting of
the Council, then, until the 18th day of
January, except that body is called to-
gether by the Mayor.
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con SALE.

u,ER UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
| Lot No. Al in GrahAm's addition 10 the city
a wheeling, situate on the corner OF quincy
md sixth street. There IL gooa orlck anu
nlI 18th water and gas throughout, and one
To-. h.,t c.llsrs in the city There is in con-
'.ctiop , good stable and carriage house: On
80 nth and OF the lot there is good frame
80. Nth Ave rooms, fronting on Sixth street
III, 4, very desirable lscation. Parties wish
Ir 70 purchase will please call AT ;. D. boSu
80 =, NJ I. WAYMAE.
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u Fancy Slippers for the Holidays
at f. NJ. Porter's, No. 135 Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL PRESEST-We were
never more astonished in our life than
on yesterday, when on going into the
Boat store with our venerable and con-
sumptive friend of the InteUigencer, we
were met by Capt. Charley Muhleman,
WHO intimated that he had "New Years
doing5" to be presented to some one.
We thought the joke was on Hagans.
He thought the joke was on US. Pres
emily we found it was on both of US,
for in few moments couple of our
colored brethren appeared, each armed
with a mammoth cake, one of which
was presented to US and the other to
the IntCliigencer chap. For the
first time in our life we were astonished,
and could only make a General Grant
speech. The cakes are just alike, sub
shutting the word REGISTER for Inteli
genccr on the side, and have on the
snow-white top pair of hands clasped,
On either side of these joined hands are
couple of quill pens, made Of white
sugar, while all around and over it peep
mp little gothic points, like local items.
of busy day, and giving the whole a
very beautiful appearance. Below the
hands is displayed the name of the IA
nous steamer "Major Anderson" For
his consideration, as we'll as for his mag
nifcent present, we tender Capt. Muhle-
man our deepest thanks. That he and
his splendid packet may enjoy prosper
ity unequalled, and that he may always
have pastry cook capable of such ar
tistic efforts as the cake presented US, is
our hearty wish.
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BIBLE PREsENTATIoN.-T will be
splendidly bound quartos Bible pre-
sented to Baltimore Lodge, No. 6,
knights Of Pythias. Of this city, at
their lodge room, on Friday evening
next. After the ceremonies are over q
collation. will be spread, of which many
invited guests will partake. The pro-
granne for pleasant evening is per-
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EImprove tie opportunity before
it is too late to purchase a nice present
for your friend or sweetheart at PAUL
Bros. & Co.'s, No. 80 Market street,
Crangle's Block. All the Hew styles of
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books
with the additional hymns, New Games,
Gift Books. Writing Desks, and every
thing suitable for the holidays. No old
stock
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O'clock at the front door Of the Court
Gon,s ~ Ohio county, proceed to sol at public
".,jo, 70 the highest and best bidder, the FOL:
Stn,, d..cribed real estate, situated in said
,s ,bout three miles north Of the city OF
uyL.si;ng and bounded by the lands Of Robert
. WooJs heirs Of A. p. Woods. A. NJ. Jacob,
I'd - ,onn,y road, with privilege or q twenty
o., ,utl.t 20 the Ohio River, containing about
IT, ,rres. moro or less, together with about
az. .cres more or less, OF coal, underly-
80 md adjacent TO the absve mentioned land.
I..cIgb,d as q ak foot vein and OF superior
ssdty. .; % ..crr. IN
xSsboI,. Cr.rley the punctuai payment OF a
H.,,J,.orv note for Ave thousand dollars,
P-;n. date the Gath day Of August, 1868, and
.his 40 IN. order OF the said Nicholas Craw-
IN. Merchants National Bank OF Wheel.
w w an. wear alter the date thereof. for value
..SS.;yed with interest from date. This sale is
80. =, nav the principal Of the said note with
is1sr.,t thereon from the 24th day OF August,
80. ~ aid. ard the costs OF this sale.
T,,.. or SlLE:-0ne-tourth Cash, ana the
,.n,,nSsr Of the purchase money III three eqnai
i..,,lm.pu OF six, twelve and eighteen months
49,. ,nrshsser giving notes for the deferred IN
..,,menta bearing interest from date, 70 De
-, Id NV deed Of trust upon the property soid,
- a. titl. will he retained until tho notes are
f..n,, a. trustee, I will convey only such
"a ye,tsd in me under the said deed OF
-, although 10 10 believed TO be undoubted.
tu''' J.F. UPDEGRAFF,
Trustee.
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MASQUERADE BALL.-By the adver-
tisement at the head of local it will be
seen that there is to be a grand prize
masquerade ball given at Washington
Hall on Friday next, New Years Eve.
The committee of arrangements are
making their calculations for splendid
affair, and nothing will be wanting on
their part to ensure pleasant time fol
their guests.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrival Of gift
books and stereoscopic views last night.
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street.
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EAnd still they come to Loecher's,
at No. 3 Washington Hall, opposite
Mcclure House. He is closing out his
stock of Toys, Notions, Fancy Goods,
Books, Stationery, &C., &c, selling
cheap at private sale.
On account of i'll health, the auction
is postponed few days, when due no.
tice will be given.
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FOR SALE.

7 AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE two
| story Brick Dwelling House. containing SIX
- sd e.llsr situated on Water street be-
tT.s, Eir.t and Second streets, Centre Wheel.
ing. Will be sO!d very low.
Al., IN. north bali OF Lot No. ls4, Eituated
an ire ,,urh. csSt corner Of Chaphne and Sec.
ON" ''''' l. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent
O-ass On CE4,lins street, between First and
Sa.nnd strrakp, btpl'
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RPrayer Books with additional
hymns. Methodist and Presbyterian
Hymn Books; Bibles, Pocket and Family,
miscellaneous and fine books suitable
for gifts; Gold Pens and Pencils, cheap,
at A. w. PAUL & Co.'s.
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FOR SALE.
TRUsTEE,s SALE.

1nrIrr OF DEED OF TRUST
~ ,be seventh day Of April, Joy, y
~ nsu9 ..vsorI 10 J. Hanson Good. now on
Sene T. ,hS Recorders office OF ONO county
rseSr So. ~ west Virginia, in Deed BOOK NO,
anu ND ave s5S, to secure the paymens OF SrsS
e D notes for the sum OF Two nu'shIs
yIx.rs s,eh. dated March LIST, 1855, one oothsr
~ he fr.t day OF October 1862 ana , un both
s.ysble on the first day OF octoosr,a executed
oe&r I, Psttyoord to Alexander N. otooe
6y yThs ali TO the highest bidder, Tor eaSn ~
i VIII svn 70 ,hs front door Of tho Court House
pnohes sac sonns~ of Ohio and state Aforesaid; on
:, So the 18th day of
January, 1870,
,,. ,onov,ny property, that is to say: Gem
Inc Io s.one corner to Frederick Magic;
ne.ns .,tb sOi East 26 $40 poles TO stake
the .S IT, of Andrew Bescher; thence North
~ W. ~, n, poles to . poplar stump; thence
Santb 10 East Is ITO poles TO sdo . near sa,
sNI,na .iipperv elm; thence North 4st EAST 6ot
,..Is, 70 leaning poplar thence Not'n so Ess.
\: lies to q stone; thence North cog ives,
q f.oDa In middle of Run; thence down said
70 S'Jiowiny the meandors thereof TO the
hun, - hsg;nninv, containing about fourteen
P Aee ,no,s or les: situated in RichlsRd town
.si.' Ohio county and State OF West Virginia,
.h!p D,yt OF the land conveyed by George W.
eepItL % raid Alexander M. Jacob and wife
>nnnili";ng the lands Of Frederick Maggie, John
iojS.n,.S.ll. Richard Carter, Anderson Beecher,
her, or 60 much thereof rs will pay the
.D., Of szid notes and with interest now due
~. ~ ,npaid. and all costs of this sac.
Az S.I,irc a. trustee, i will only convey such
,,,, As is vested in me by virtue OF said deed OF
trust. 7 HANSON GOOD.
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BThe late great failures in New
York enables us to effer this day, 100
elegant double skirted Delaine Robes,
worth S., for 50 each 80 pieces all wool
double width Saxony Plaids, worth SOC
for Csc; 25 pieces heavy corded Poplins
for sac. j. S. RHODES & Co.
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VThe National Glass Manufactur-
ing Company of Bellaire filed its csrtifi-
cate of incorporation with the Secretary
Of State of Ohio, on Monday last. Cap
ital stock 100000.
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@Japanese Backgammon, Patcheesi,
Checkered Game of Life, zoetropes
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Tourist
Cases, and whole host Of other things,
at A. w. PAUL 4 Co.'s.
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EF. NJ. Porter, No. l35 Main street
has just received large assortment Of
Gentlemen's Slippers.
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FLadiss and gentlemen, 1.-THE
Gates Ajar" for all who wish to step in
and feast their eyes on things beautiful
at A. w. PAUL g. Co.'s.
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TMachines rented and rent applied
to purchase at Singer Office, ia, Market
street.
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Mheslimg geglster.
LOCAL MATTERS.

EThs MARSHALL Circuit Court, Judge
Melvin presiding, met at MoundsvIlle
yesterday.
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BThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
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HThe Board of Supervisors meets
to-day. This will be the last meeting
OF the old Board.
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The age of bumbugs seems to be pass
ing away, and the people are refusing to
buy worthless preparations az hereto
fore. They now select the good and
leave the inferior. When they want
Bitters, they select Constitution, for
they have proved themselves to be the
best and only Bitter that ought to be
used.
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Unsuitable Presents at Bookings
and Booking s. CAROLS.
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FCrandalps Building Blocks, Hills
Blocks, Fancy Goods generally, for sale
low at A. W. Paull & Co.'s.