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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-12

Pasiepts are hereby informed that aftsr the
first visit they can take the treatment home
and use it until cured, without pain or intsrrup-
ton to thar usual vocation
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
GENERAL NOTES.

A large cotton factory is to be built in Oar
hngtOn, 5. c.
Sixty-one new newspapers were started in
the United States during May.
"Humbug Point" is the name of new town
Just laid out on the Tuolumne River California
California expects to supply the people OF
the Mississippi Valley States with grapes and pears
One man in Naples, Cal, recently shipped 90
600 gallons Of wine and brandy the product OF his vine
yard
Three thousand duels were fought in the
German universities last year most OF them very harm
less affairs
The Louisville Courier-Joarnal reports the
probable tobacco crop Of the Western States this year at
10000 hOgsheads
Eleven marriage licenses have been issued by
the County Clerk since the organization OF White Pine as
a county, and three applications for divorce He'd
A SIGN put MP in Court-st., Boston, the other
morning had the following inscriptions "Weleome NO
North no south, no East, no West but Zwei Lager
The Macon Telegraph of June II came to The
TpIDrSr Office with a ten-cent Confederate postage
stamp attached Have they Rip Van Wrinkle there
The officers and soldiers of the Army of the
Potomac resident in st. Louis have completed their ar
rangements for attending National reunion in this
city.
Five or six families with OK wagons passed
,brourh Omaha on the 18th inst. en- route for sacra
mento They had an outfit for "a three months journey
across the Plains
The Superior School of Warsaw is to be
Transformed into Russian University, the object bein
not only to completely suppress the Polish language but
10 attract the say Of the West to the former capital OF
Poland.
The III Dorado, the women's paper in San
Francisco has been suspended for want OF patronage
The Sattrday Eeening Mercury is the only Womais
Pights organ now printed the Pacific coast, ana IL
isn't published very much
valuable bed of bloodstOne has just been
discovered by Prof Shepherd, one mile from ST. Mary
- Ccpeveiye County No on lands owned by NJ Gil
bc There is only one other place In the United states
h, small deposit In Ohio where it has been found
II is claimed by a FlOrentine professor that
.nn,ntplisnl may be cured by simply winding cop
er wire slender and flexible, around the leg OF the pa
tept leaving an end long enough to touch the grouu
THE theory s that the conducts away the eieotciV
OF the body.
There was Fenian "scare" at Victoria on
the 9Th inst A special dispatch to California paper
savs. IL Is reported that on accountof the threatened
Fenian invasion, II. NJ s. Jealous mas Deen orueIo D0
70 Fsouimalt, accompanied by the gunboat Boxer
ndan scouting parties are being organized for service
the coast and to furnish early information OF the
landing Of any large body OF men
The interest in the Irish Church bill has
d ipouiry as TO the exact terms OF the oath taken
m Her Majesty at her coronation, IN reference 70 'ue
T,,ed cnurch of England and Ireland. The Archpshop
=, Cpterbury standing before the throne, SAID, WIZ
o "a the utmost Of your power, maintain tne ia"s "
ca t true proesson OF the Gospel and the FrotesIah
Reformed religion established by law aus "'4 ''N
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

EEvORrEGS La June 2-Cou da and esseri sales OF lll
bales Mdlngs 3lc receipts $40 has exports 360 bales Gold,
l37l EIchangeStehng lI10l5l; NeAlOIk Agh premium
Sugar prime l30lJi Common, le0iie holAsses-ierneAne
35d62kc
WILMryaroS June 2Isphts Tapentirp 3aIe kon 81 W
0ato Crude Turpsnns unchanged Tar steady At 81 ~
Jane 2Coon mAEkst da bus snnsf sales aoasS
Middng 3lc receipts, 81 balez
BuTTILo June -Preskts weaker, wAest3 Corr i 0n e
NswYor sales Of 800 bbla CITY Ground 81 500 - ~
erted demand and closed with good lquy sales q.
5000 No Milwaukee Club 20 arrive, at ~ s te
do 81 3t0Sl 49, holders asking 81 - ne
IN Chicago Wheat Corn quiet and higher st the
1900 bush 28T2i and 6 900 DO at ac closing arm 0sn
pomlna 69 buyers at these figures ba holders t
and Lard arn previous rates HshEines quiet and h sales o. "
bblS at go -. ,,-,.,..,-.
Red Oats zoe Rye 81 20 Tobacco qaiess
sales 1856 bids IS Provisions aneng aess P9E
s39 BacoRShsuders 1870 Cesrb Sides l5tc Clear sue
lsle SugaCurel Hams so Lard IA uerces s~ hhna ss~V
sE Lour. June 2-Tbaeco Sn and unchanged coton-sOthos
SpnDs superans S40s4 Extra g. $685. po1os
25aE6 Wheat dali and unchanged Com hrn nte
IN buk 6917Oc Choice White eoa8lc oats du I
Rye sdvaneing sales at 81 O5a 81 Co. ProVsi0ls nn e
Csnvaed Sugar 9l Lard era at si or e9os %
steam whisky frn Al e~ Cattle quiet aud snshaDsu "'s'
GT0s9 a.. s..,.. r,,,,, st asa
Arm active; sales Of No al 81 81 ~ 60
higher; sales al Corn firm and active; sses at 5taoic @
Oats qnet higher sales Of No h6ld6lG he h ~
higher At 81 oil for No Hghsn qaiet and steaa SS 80
PoYk-Buyss and sero apart S33 80 was ofsi oat eo
Lard an and qaiel 9.9lyo Sweet Fsea nsa' 80
i5fGl6c Dry Sailed Shoulders srm at taif. loose.
choice Live Hogs dull and lover At Se OasS ~ iot "
0ssso for fair 70 medinmi 6o0ss 90 for good % choice
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
PERSONAL.

President COifaX is expected at Hartford,
Conn, ON Wednesday. reception in his honor will be
given at tho residence of Pny Jewell, father OF Gov
Jewell.
Senator Casserly was rendered public recep-
to by the Democrats OF San Francisco on the evening
Of the 7th inst when he arrived In that city via the
Pacific Railroad The newspapers report ii to have been
a failure so far as numbers were concerned.
Horace W. Carpenter of Oakland Cal, offers
m give 100000 for the establishment of an orphan
asvm in that city on condition five other citizens
subscrbe like amounts, making total Of 100000 or even
II an the citizens Of Oakland will make up the above
amount.
Gen. Forrest now labOTng in the interest OF
the Memphis and Selma Railroad wrote the Directors
the other day: OWN Memphis rake upf II So 1t Is
high time she was up and doing Memphis and Shelby
County an ana ought subscribe this road equya-
lent 10 $500 900 In cash. VIII she do sol viii she SIT
st and see the trade drawn from her TO st. Louis ana
Louisville as Is now fast being done hope not do
all in your power stir up the people and bring them TO
knowledge Of their position before all is lost to Mem
phs commercially"
The Rev. Mr.. Cheney of Chicago, who has
rpcently been called account by Bishop Whitehonse
for his Low Church proclives, said in his sermon on
sunday last "I could tell you of a clergyman high IN
taton in this very city preaching 10 his people on the
eve OF communion-whatl Not the great truth Whlen
that sacrament but the duty OF receiving
the bread with hands crossed and Of carrying II to the
lips without touching it with the dpgers WIN Ae0hGro
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Madame Janauschek contributed 500 to th,
| Seymour Memorial Fund.
Jefferson the comedian has determined to re-
| side in Hew-NoIk during the Summer.
TIE performances of the great elephant in
es ing. and observe that they largely attended
eveiv afternoon.
Large apertures have been made in the north
and sOut9 walls OF Walacs Theater, whereby the ven
tlaon Of the house rendered perfect and GOODNESS
is much increased Indeed on these hot nights we nd
the air cooler inside this theater than IL Is outofdoors
What has become of the project for giving a
benefit performance, in aid OF Mr. William A. Moore :
This idea ought 70 be prosecuted az once 10 succeenl
ter has a multitude OF friends who would welcome the
opportunity 70 do him practical good In his time OF
sickness and trouble.
The French Theater will be reopened next
Wednesday. IL is announced, for single performance OF
SardOu's "Seraphneln the original French-by COM
pany including Mines. Moreau ThOer. Viliers, Dely1
BriOt, and Rosa, aud NM Moreau, ChamOuin, Jugnet
Rousseau, Guidon, aud Francis An English adaptanon
OF seraphne' made by BOuccault has been acted IN
London.
A lecture that ought to attract considerable
attention wi viii be delivered on this evening at @ nod-
York University, who win dscuss-n the French Ian
nuence OF the Can.Can society We learn that Miss
Olive Logan will likewise pronounce an address, also in
French, on kindred topics. The occasion should attract
large audience.
We observe that somebody has carried out
the silly idea OF appending sequel 10 Tom Iaylors
ilcke: lyf Leave Man Ihis piece has been DronGht
Tcket-ofLeave Mans Wife" It details Brierlys suffer
iHgs arising out of conspiracy formed and prosecuted
against himself and his wife, by his old enemies Meter
Moss and Dalton. There is such thing as running an
idea into the ground.
Mr.. j. f. FrObisher the well known Profess
sor and teacher of eocuton is about TO VISIT Great
Britain, with view TO give series of Readngs-especi
ally In Scotland Professor Frobsher is gentleman most
earnest and Jealous IN his calling sincere and talented
worker and one, therefore who deserves success He
carries out with him TO Scotland pOelnthe work
Of Scochman resident here-which is said to be semi
humorous in character though tnged with sentiment,
and which is entitled Memorials OF Aud Lang Syne."
We with this work. but understand that
u has received The commendaOn Of competent critics
Prof FrOhsher takes the highest recommendations along
with him from various Scottish worthless OF church and
college In this country and proposes TO read under the
auspices Of the clergy and teachers III The pleasant and
TO which he goes We wish him success In his difficult
and honorable enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
R-TIETHzrEZEHH
LLLELl

BAEY-u BrootlyB Saturday June - ts nserny Hines
daughter Of Alfred aud Adne IL Bailey ID ns
The ,ys and friends Of the family respectfully uyite 10 attend
her funeral North Reformed Church IN Ceuuontas nsAr
Mvrtir-aye, TUESDAY, June H. at O'Clock p NJ
RATSERDou Saturday - Willie Lester youngest son o. J.
Wrrv l Annie Brainel I've months and II days
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited 70 aei
residence OF & parents No. 10 nouh necoh
st. Brookyn T. d., on Tuesday, June y at Z0elocA ~
MARESTAbabam p Demarest the 18th rear q hH
and the Veteran Corps oi iolS are atp
invited funeral on Tuesday the ld ns AZ O'CLOCK v
NJ bis late rsdeHes, No. 81 East ho9sisGse pt,ypV Al,
GULEKRAt sorsana June amer along And PaHi sickness Dr.
Bernhard Guske, in his Dist year
Of the funeral hereafter
HOLMEs-Ou Monday. June o. Sarah Ann Holmes. -..
Mol of the funeral bereatef
JOUNSONn Brookyn Monday morning a long and painful
illness Margaret H. Of Lous E Johnson ad danghtelaa" oi
the Hon ReveuiY Johnson IN the 31 year Of her age
tou Paci6cst, Frauknsve, WEDNESDAY al
o'clock p The friends Of the muJ respectfully invited to
Baltimore Washington ChlrI papers please cory.
LENTAt Poughkesps David La the s2i Of his
y from bis late residence on wednesday afternoon O'Clock
LENTt Pougbkeepe Sunday afternoon the 9th inst David B.
PpSer from bis late residence on Wednesday o'clock
RICHARDsIu Brookrn 2s inst congestion of Tho
bran Coulter ony child ot AnthOuy L. AHd Margaret ch
Relatives the family respectfully invited % attend ne
funeral the residence Of her aunt MS N T. Ssu 20 -
Thenthst NeSioFk al O'Clock H on "edseSdAl so
25l inst
VAN vgCTEY-On Sunday Elizabeth G. youngest daughter
Of j. r. aud late Helen q. Van Veelt n
az 3D from No ji Deant.
between Fourth and Fnbayes Brookye
WADEOu Sunday morning 2h inst, Maria g., wife OlEias
Wade IT, IN the 6Sth year other age ,,.,.,.-, -
ayes friends ofhe family respectfully Invited - attend
Pr funeral from residence No p West IwenyHbst,
Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock without iariher noufe
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
t4DVERTTSEMENTt

To the Public.--The undersigned being in re-
cept of letters from Lightning Rod dealers in various
parts of the country ordering samples Of Qumbys Im-
proved Lightning Rods desires tomake known the fact
that does not sell rods at Wholesale for Others 20 erect
but confines his business protecting buildings OF which
he has received full description, that he can pre-
scribe the quantity and arrangements Of Lightning Rods
which, In his judgment, may be required This was the
uniform rule Of the late A. b Qumby and Is still strictly
adhered by the subscriber that lightning Rods fur
nshed and erected in this way alone entitled 70 the
name Of Quimby's" Rods, and TO the reputation which
uniform has Justly earned for them. II Is not
uncommon Lightning BOD dealers to initiate the con-
structiOn of Quimbys Improved Lightning Rods ana 10
offer for SALE aud legal proceedings have OCCASION
ally been necessary to arrest this practice. knowledge
the Of electricity Is indispensable to success In
protecting buildings from lightning hence, the proposal
to nsulate the Lightning Rod may be taken prma faco
evidence Of the lack Of the necessary scientific ac-
quiremonts. EDWARD L. QUnfBY,
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
THE GREAT AMERICAN WALKER AGAIN IN TIL
" FIELD.

Edward PaysOn Weston, Notwithstanding his
recent failures contemplaes entering the Held OF pedes
trapi,m again. MI Weston has concluded an engage
meut with Mr.. j. p. Landmon OF England to perform
duriue the coming Summer the task OF walking 90 miles
within lOk consecutive hours upon 80 different occaslo
stWeeu 1uiy and November l, at such places rs MI
IandmOn NAV designate. The conditions oil me eOhtae,
are that Mr. Weston Is 10 walk 80 miles inside OF IVA
hours and during each trial he IS To Walk one
bsif mile backward II successful ne Is 10 haNe
for each success the OF $3.50 he las 10 Wh ts
halfmIe backward, within the time, then he receives
bnt 5000 III ne fails 10 make the time, ana IS WITHIN ~
bours then he for the task 500 D IL NOT within
II Gonrs then he receives nothing III he fais 10 accom-
pish tie task within 10Y hours on three conssSune
iaIs then the contract Is null aud void MT weston
also proposes 10 make the trial task ol a
10 walk 400 miles within five consecutive uAy .
ana for which, II successful, he, mas
been pronised purse Of $500 and TO have the ehoee 9
,racks i'm one OF the five cities, New-Iork, Chleago s
ISnis Detroit or buffalo. lie says he has made hs ast
ia,iTe and purposes prove that, far from WaIKnS
having injured his heart IL has been help to him. Win
TH y,aeeds OF this Summers work he purposes loI no
third time 10 make the successful trial tho vVhink
Winter OF making the aOO0me march Wllnih ~ Nv % oO,
scutive dave changing mis- route 80 as 10 cross INC
tirent and make san Francisco one OK tue points 70 10
visited 1t his intention then " visit England Us an
American pedestrlah
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
NEWYoRK sCHUETZEN CoRPs-TwELFTH AN.
.NVAI FESTIVAL.


The New-York Schuctzcn Corps n German
orrapizaton devoted 20 the exciting and interesting
amusement OF rine-shooting commenced their annual
festival Yesterday at Joncss Woods The design Is 10
continue the game three consecutive days. The corps
occnucd loo open burouccs and formed at the Schneze
IIeaiauarters No 100 Cauast, under the command OF
Cant rrdes aud proceeded 10 the CITY Han ParF Whefe
tbcy passpd In review before the Mayor and common
CouucU. From thence they passed up BtOaIWay 10
Tvelulst., 10 Thrdavc., and to the woods. Ihe
members aud their guests presented IN their picturesque
rreru uniforms "A fine appearance. There were VISITORS
from sni1r organizations ~ several ucghbOfnH ctles
Tbc reached the Woods little before noon
large number Of ladies were In ATTENDANCE Inc hrst
ming In order was dspOsiug of bOuntu lunch. capt
Gcrdes tlcu delivered n brief address, welcoming the
VISITORS from other organizations. Mr.. John T. Schut
tbe the proprietor OF the Woods has given especial at
tcutou 10 decorating the buildings and grounds Tor ts
ocrasinu The programme for the three days H. briefly
a. follows. Fif.t, the Bird Target - dOube-headed
Austrian eagle elevated IA feet above tho
prouud and zoo yards from tho shooting STAND,
and "A for The exclusive use or the, corps
and upon this R stakcd the grand King heudl OF ,ne
contest There are q prizes ut different values 20 he us
trutpd upou the bird shooting, amounting III al to FO
Tbe middle crown ~ the bird shot down yesterday
hy Mr. Dagou, and tic right was sho' down Dy ar.
Allcr- These men two OF the smaller pfiztA Inc
,'raud prizr on the bird Is a magnificent gDd mccall
ygorfh seu aud Is 10 be awarded 10, the
sorpshootcr that takes of the last part Ci the bd ana
a. 10 he crovued also. King Oi tho Fest drcuchng
ratnstoru al d. ~ uterlcred with the shooting u was
,rc fnteutou 10 have targctshUOtug l dulcS YES
terday afternoon but the rain prevented H. The festival
will continue to-day and tomorrow, aud ID cAltcteu 10
increase i'm interest as II progresses
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
DEDICATION OF A BAPTIST CHURCH.

The new Baptist Church on WarburtOn and
Ashburtonaves, Yonkers, dedicated on Sunday last
II been erected present to the congregation by
the well known bankers in Walst, John b. Trevor and
James T. Colgate who have their residences at lonkers
The church constructed OF brown freestone from Belle
vile, n. j., and is very beautiful building
the south west corner the main entrance 100 feet
high The roof is covered with slate The cost or the
tbe MeSrs Trevor and Colgate with the exception Of the
furniture, which will cost about $4,000. The Dahd.
feet long and co feet wide, and which contains
also Chapel, very fine sabbath.schoolroom,
eyeTy rcsnect % an ornament To- the Village Of Yonker
The dcdicatory ceremonies Reading Of the Scrip
praver y the Rev DR. Bright Of this city sermon from
Haggai. H. p by the Rev Mr. Behrcnds' the Minister OF
the congregation. "The True Glory OF the Church
In the aiiIynOon ln,rtorS %l0g ~ e Methodist
Church. the Rev Mr. Cole OF the Reformed Church, aud
the Rev Mr Fageer Of the Episcopal Church, delivered
addresses, which were responded 10 by the ReylMr
preached from Isaiah xl, a. a. on "Fath IN God" All
through the meeting the church was thronged with peo
held I'm the church. which, Notwithstanding the disagree
able weather was very well attended After prayer
audia few Introductory remarks by the Rev, Mr. Beh-
rcnd the following resolutions together with pream-
bic, were read by him
RrsI That msnhr oths wahurion Avenre Baptist Church
and congregation unite most cordially this founsl expression
Of or thorough 1gf.saoa .. i.f noble 5f1so' 81 'i5 ss'0O
vi. nav reysf Tsvefberat! With he rns Of
ishrrr Boz re,5uul VIII tie teachings Of Gof. word,
sorp,al viii ,ls rrne ard PRAYER hat ne interesting
a.oco' clustering aTonni ias ga n ~ 9e la'siI'a 20 70 % % &
,soro.. ard hat IT, vbo dweeh between the Chsuhim"
nav shine forth aHd lu the house with glory
Is-0 That Of the Village Of ioukers admirers Of
IT, i~ru m art the enduring construction a. lovers o good
nor, hy ard churches than BY pohce and Ps
os 80 BAH hearty joy noble addition 10 the beau oft place
lataon A' ece IN tbs adeI ass4nce OF peiceu SAD
t-tl, AID uru1issiel homes
yf mt vs hail tbs rsresns hh~e1 calculated
20 Inspire pie bs heart o a who hroughou ouf broad land
trri eccsara atocaLons ard eloquent plea
n b men o denouuatou % cosecrste daring lie their
suistarca o tlr Lord =,
Bright William Allen Butter, and the Rev. Dr. j. r. Ken
lrck ~ NrwYoik, and were then unanimously adopted
The Rev Or kcnlck pronounced the DenedlctlOn, and
the cOngrC cation was dismissed
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

Between 80 and 75 emigrant teams have
passed through Wilton, Minn daily. for the last two or
three weeks The emigrants are Yankees, Norweglans,
Germans Irish, and French.
A Youth at Port Clinton, Ohio, lately sus-
tanned terrible loss in the following document duly
sgnea nv one OF the bellies OF the village. The finder
wants to know il the thing is negotiable:
"PoRT CLINToH, May 80.
"Due or bearer one hundred aud nineteen
kisses, payable on demand ="
A bottle of earth has been presented to the
Pioneer Society OF San Francisco by A. Atkinson, which
was taken from the first wagonoad deposited at the
commencement OF tho construction OF the Pacific Rail
road The movement WAS inaugursted at Front and Il
sta Sacramento 1863 wheT the first load Of earth
was shOyeed from the wagon by Gov Stanford and
Others aud numerous speeches made.
Active preparations are being made by the
citizens OF Louisville for the celebration OF the Daniel
Boone Centennial Archbishop spaldins of Baltimore is
to be Chaplain. The Centennial Grafton Eil DO delivered
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

by ChiefJustice George Robertson Of Lexington Joht
Breeklnndge is to deliver the eulogy on the life OF
O. orge Rogers Clarke and the Grafton Daniel Boone
will e spoken by W. II. Wadswort Of Maysville, KY.
poem written for the occasion by George D. Prentice,
har
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

cation gathered there to whom he could speak the wor
OF eternal life for only thirty minutes out OF the seye
days Of temptation and to and care that was the mes
sage he had TO give"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

sMfTH-At Meehanicsylc Cquaiy y On
THURSDAY June Dr Carhar Ephram Beach Of New
j. aud Josephine Augusts eldest taef VI Le"s T. Smh
THE former place .......
HARRALUCTTNANNA BROOKLYN on the 2t lust Alfea iara
fourth daughter Of BgJe JerAnn Of GioGHgrh oaun
and Of Westyhaia.
name and address
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

An interesting cabinet of Coins and Medals, be-
longing TO Mr. Mortimer Livingston Mackenzie, VIII
be sold on Wednesday and Thursday evenings OF
this week at Leayitt, Strebeigh Co.'s saesrooms,
Clinton Hall
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

maintain and preserve nriobb the settlement Of the
United Church Of England and IrsahG and the doctrine
worship and discipline thereof as by law established
within England and Ireland and the territories there
unto beIongingp The Queen replied "An tits prom
ise TO do"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
M4RRTED

Use SnpOliO cleaning polishing Wholesale Depot No III
Washington-sL ENOcH MoKGANs SOys.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
INrERNAL REyENuE REcEIPTs N BROOKLYN

The gross receipts Ot tne ulHefenJ PAGES OF
nmusemcut ferry companies, railroad companies, &C. in
Brooklyn for the month ending June IS according To the
returns Of the Assessors OF Internal Revenue, were
follows;
ANrsENKNT
DorH,l. o,anc.. if7i Cosr6y) .............. 93i
psfk The,ter.... 900 Academy of Music (Ole Bull 40
Vren Ferry Camranv Ferry COMPANY II 6i
fsenvol Fery CJmgaay JC5 Bay Ridge Pey Company t52
KAILHoAp CONPANIEs
South SIDE Raraal.. los Sickc Hoyt and Bergen.
BTooklrn CITY Railroad. lt52 a. kroad ..:.... lt29
BroadEar Ra.roa....tno rctnl Metropolitan haroid. sl
ys- B-rrtff ard Eue Ua |Bnsbsckave. Rarnai.. 6lJ5
sr R.froad..... 80. 1909 .Bro1klru aud NrwtoWn
Bra. f and
Island Rri road. l,sl9 Braoklyn ani hockaNV
Gomez lsllI AL. brooklyn NNo mos )..'s'.'.'' l,-4'
Railroad ...........t,.. lL.'la
tuNsrWPp
m rrir of chr feet of s hv th- Of the
rsr.rt companies as follows; WGsmsbugh COMPANY Gi6.
..is ttI..s Caur.ur, lIuJ1ur. BU0kIr CITY Company, o.
gsI Nv, Uuou CoupanY. $40; Fatbasa Company 2289
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

Vermont Spring WRfer-The Wonderful aemely Depotst
ScuiEHELfS's, No. 10 Willsmst, n Y
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

xEwyonK DAILY TRT557S T;5i;,,5grAr. }ttSE 90 1864
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
sustiaI NOtitss.

American Institute Farmers Club.-A meeting the Cub
ali Ia L TODAY ueSi4y) 22d inst, It O'Clock tits
In Cooper Buag All interested In agricultural upToyemeu are IN
yited. "A'"H3' - Dill Nua"AAD'
joHy W CH,NBERs, Secretary
Eiahteenth Assembly Dsirct-Thee vii be meeting q
, on Republican above District THIS (Ceavl
EVPSING AZ No Thriave told Nol at O'clock GEO H. VAN
CLEFT. Pres. ALLAN j. DKSNs. VIZ. n ONEAL, Secs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-27
OUR AGENTS.

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