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man, and other officers who are In favor Of
this remedy for Indian outrages, as we'll as for
the thieving and rasOality generally that have
characterized the management Of the Indian
Bureau attached TO the Interior Department.
In the army itself Secretary Sohoheld pro-
poses TO consolidate the QuRrtermaster, Com
missary, and Paymaster's Bureaus into one,
the Ordnance and Artillery into another, and
the Engineer and Coast Survey into third.
This would give three bureaus instead Of seven
as at present, and the change would not
only save expense, but would greatly facilitate
the transaction Of business. We believe that
the experiences Of the war fully demonstrated
to our army officers not only the expedency,
but the necessity of consolidating the three
first named bureaus. In the navy, the du-
ties Of psymaster and commisssry are per-
formed by q single officer, and with such ex-
oellent results that the propriety of adopting
q similar system in the army is scarcely
doubtful. Most of the arguments in this case
would apply with equal force to the
union of the other bureaus mem
toned, and not the least OF the
good results that would follow would be the
saving Of a vast amount of red-tape and cir
oumlooution in the transaction of business, a
reduction of the suPernumerary force, and
more efficient management generally. The
abolishing OF brevets is another matter that
Secretary Schofeld is in favor of, and we be-
leve that in this he will receive the concur
renee of a majority of persons, both in and
out of the army. Brevets are, at the best, but
empty honors; and that they are a source of
great inconvenience and annoyance in mauy
respects are sufficient reasons why they should
be done away with.
The members of the Army Committee are
said to coincide with the Secretary, and we
hope that they will present the subject to
Congress in such a manner as to secure the
adoption of the measures Of reform without
any unnecessary delay.
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NA WANTED TO BUY.-A DWELLING On
haW A reh straat above Broad, Address, with price,
e'S;;; VAoHcH Post once.
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DRY GOODS.
w q @ u

ID Fl C. T. & w q @ D,
N. W. corne- EIGHTH and FIJI 9ERr Sts,
Will open on Monday morning, from New
$50 pieces Satin Plaid Nainsook Musins. 25.
81, 371z, "A, and so cents.
stripe Swiss Muslins, 25 cents, same goods as
told al 81 cents.
India Twilled Long Cloths 25. 81, 371l cents.
White Brilliantes, 25, 81 371a job lo'. cheap.
Brccade BrillianteS 81 37la JOB lot cheap.
White corded Piques a Joo lot, 371S, so, 62lS.
Piq es 81, 81 (, 45, and so cents.
Extra quality Uf Shirred Muslins. at 70 cents
per yard.
100 pieces plain French Organdies. 37I2, so
cents per yard.
Tucked Cambric,a new article for childrens
dresses: soft finish Cambrics aud Nainsooks.
200 pieces Scotch Diaper $3.50, Sl'7j, SO, $50,
So. and "a piece. Linen Napkins. $780, 8l'G9,
Huckabsek Towels and Damask Towels,
cheap.
Heavy power loom Table Linens.
84 bleRched Table Linens 81 81 rs, aud $3.50.
90 cents per yard
Linen B .Hd>Eye, for children's aprons. fine
quality, very cheap; Linen Lawns 6214 and rs
cents. Extra fine quality Linen Lawns, $40.
Black and White Mohair Shirting, 56 cents
per yard.
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents Linen Hdkfs
90 dozen super stout Half Hose. b-st English
goods, at l8 cents per pair.
100 dozen super stout Half Hose, 81 cents or
SO per dozen.
rs dozen Ladies' White Hose. full regular
made, 80 cents. same goods as sold at 40 cents.
100 gross Registered Rufning, new article.
Cashe Coventry Rufdipg.
Sandringham Ruthing, Magic Ruf1tngS, etc.
% dozen Ladies' silk Neck kc Scarfs % new styles
N. w. corner EIGHTH and FILBERT SITS.
N. B.-32-inch White Holland, for Sheeting
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A DvENfUREs, PERiLs, AND ESCAPES
ADVENTURES. PERILs. AND ESCAPES
ADVENTURES. PERILs. AND ESCAPES
ADVENTURES. PERLs. AND ESCAPES
ADvEN lUREs, PERIIs, AND ESCAPES
ADVENTURES, PERTLS, AND ESCAPES
or
G.. 8. BELL, THE GREAT UNION SCOUT.
C.s. BELL. THE GREAT UNION SCOUT.
O. s. BELL. THE GREAT UNION SCOUT.
O. s. BELL, TIE GREAT UNION SCOUT.
Is. BELL, THE GREAT UNION SCOUT,
G. s. BELL, THE GREAT UNION SCOUT,
IN
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
In the next number OF the LEDGER, which
will be ready on MONDAY at IL O'Clock, we
s. all commerce the publication of an interest
Ing series OF articles, being the ADVENTURES,
PERILs, AND ESCAPES OF G. S. BELL. the Great
Union Scout of the North Mississippi. Mr.. Bell
was known during the war 10 a large number
OF our prominent generals, for the valuable:and
extraordinary services which ne performed,
and he has letters ofthe highest commendation
fiom many OF them. AS o scout he entered
any Southern camps and was taken into the
very counsels of many of the Confederate lead
ers, obtaining valuable information for our
generals. while he had concealed in one of the
metallic buttons OF his Confederate uniform n
small piece ofpaper, which. had 1t been dis:o-
vered, would have caused him to be instantly
put to death. The following is the wording Of
the piece of paper referred to. in the we'll
known handwriting OF General Grant-"C. g..
BELLS A UNION SCOUT. U. S. GRANT.
LT.-GEN."
These adventures will have the great charm
which statements that are literally true always
possess. Each article will be complete In ITSELF
and we shall print the first In our next num-
ber. If you fail to read these adventures you
will miss something that is really interest
ing, 1t
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NIg9 BILLS IRON BITTER S.
S-S Persoi suffering from debility, or thi and
In poverisbed blood, will find these Bitters or great
hereiit to them-mpToving the appetite, giving q
healthy, complexion due to the iron AID other
ingredients which they contsin. Pleasantly favored,
Chemist, end Tor sale by JOHNSTON HoLLoWAY
q COWDEN No. COZ ARCH Street, Il. W. EVANS,
No Al g. EIGHTH street, aud by Drugg!sts
oar "a tuthfaU
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YELOCIPEDAL RHYMES.

VELocIPEDE? Oh yes indeed!
I'll ride on the new VELoCIPEDE-
It goes with the tearingest sort OF speed;
The funny, new-fangled VELoCIPEDEs
So easy 1t moves, like q centipede,
you carefully drive the VELoCIPEDB,
It's cheaper than paying for horses feed;
For IT eats no OATS the VELoCIPEDE
A peaceable quiet kind of q steed
Is that queer machine, the VELoCIPEDE.
ofwhip or spur I shall have no need,
When strRddle the swift VELoCIPEDE,
TITS borse of novel sort of breed;
Come, jump on the new VELoCIPEDE.
But It's hard to manage; 1t is. indeed;
The ridiculous old VELoCIPEDE.
AndT tumble down, If don't take heed,
From my seat on the queer VELoCIPEDE.
And I'll bruise my shins, ana my nose Will
bleed,
When tumble off the vELoc1PEDE.
But, after all, believe I'm agreed
TO try again the VELoCIPEDE.
And so the Velocipede I'll drive
To "six hundred and three and six hundred
The busiest sort of busy hive;
Where the folks are all the time alive.
Making and selling the finest clothes
For those who walk; and also for those
Who think they need such a curious teed
As the newly invented VELoCIPEDE.
Now is your time. gentlemen! Winter goods
rolling off with the speed OF well-managed
Velocipede. You can't do better than at the
GRBAT BROWN STONE HALL OF
RoCKHELL q WILSON,
Nos. COS and COS CHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
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act as part of the res gestae to 90 to the
jury, to be considered by them for what
they might be worth in their estima.
ton: beckwith rs. Mollohan, 3 w. Va,
r., 4S3, and authorities there cited.
The court therefore erred in refusing
to allow the witness to answer the cues.
tion asked him.
The Court here proceeded to con-
slider the subject of the qualifications of
jurors, but as this is not of interest to
the general reader it is omitted.
And lastly, it is claimed that the YER
dict was plainly contrary TO the evil
dence.
We deem it improper to express any
opinion on this point, as in the view we
take OF the case it will have to be tried
over again before another jury.
We are of the opinion, fer the errors
committed, as shown by bills of excep-
tions one, two and three, that hssjudg-
ment OF the court below mustsbe re-
versed, with costs to the appellants, the
verdict Of the jury set aside, and the
cause remanded to the Circuit Court of
Ohio county for new trial to be had
therein.
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POLICE COURT.-It is altogether too
hot for copious libations of benzine, and
but few men hold beer enough to make
them booty; consequently there are but
few cases of plain or ornamental drunk
enness to report.
Yesterday morning Alexander Nc
Nichol, q resident of Wheeling Island,
was before the Court, charged with
whipping his sster.in-law, Mrs. Moffitt,
on Saturday. She swore that she was
sick for two days because of the beating
she received. The Judge made him
sicker when he fined him SO and costs,
or thirty days on the chain-gang, where
that delightful science, geology, is
taught, understood, and appreciated.
The Court having disposed of Nc
Nicol, took up the following Bills, and
passed upon them in their regular
erder:
William Haines, charged with having
struck a man named Golden on Satur-
day night. As it was not heavy blow
it was not heavy fine, and an issue of
bills to make 81 and costs was asked
for.
About IL o'clock Saturday night Will
liam Donovan was walking up Main
street, cursing a policeman, using loud,
boisterous and unseemly language
therefor. AS luck would have it, the
man he was abusing was near by, and,
after warning Bill to stop, took him in
custody. His fine was $40 and costs, or
thirty days.
William Nince, q newly-arrlved
Teute, one who could not speak word
of English, was found lying on the
pavement near Logan's drug store, bully
drunk. He was fined 81 and costs. AT
first he didn't understand what was
going on, hut an interpreter explained
it, and he paid it. 1t was call the same
in Dutch"
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ANOTHER AND A VERY RARE CHANCE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.-F. M. Porter
No. 1876 Main street, will offer to the cit
liens of this city and vicinity 400 pair
of shoes, consisting of ladies', misses
and childrens. These goods will be
placed on his cheap counter, and sold al
the following low rates: Ladies' shoes
S1.OO; misses, Use; children's, Soc
Please give him a call and be convinced
that there's no such inducements offered
by any other house in the city. Den't
forget the place, F. NJ. Porter, l35 Main
street.
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MONEY ORDERs.-We are requested
to call attention to the fact that, on and
after the LIST of September next, money
orders on Switzerland can be procured
at the Postofica in this city, under the
terms of the late postal convention be-
tween the United States and Switzer-
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ROSADALlS. RoSADALIs.-Ther is good
authority for stating that in this coun-
try one out of every six persons is
afflicted with Scrofula in one form or
another, as Consumption, White Swell.
ing, some forms of Skin Diseases. En-.
larged Glands, Tdbes Nssiaferita or
Bowel Consumption, &c, &c. Indeed.
so prevalent and fatal has this class OF
disease become, that it is dreaded as the
great scourge of the race, and yet they
all readily yield to RosADALIS, the great
Blood Paritier.
Wholesale Depot and Laboratory, 6l
Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md. Ask
your Druggist for it, and for Rosadalis
Almanac for 1869, and read the certiti.
Gates of remarkable cures performed by
this great Renorstor and Blood Purifier.
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nDTSTEE,S SALE.

Virtue OF A DEED OF s TRu s..
AsS Ss E dated s Rs 1ssan day nj u
wife ard .t and recorded in the office OF the
pscember ~ irOI Gbic county, West Virginia, to
s Lewis S S' II, hundred s2S tsy
3cllars WIN M ubich debt is evidenced by a
date Of sad S ES, said Fete and then held by said
$s f = s Of S ssss hunSs sd i5S
nifty tsi ,s,S 800 and payable two years after
cembeT I'sn rc,r,l and interest whereof is due
date thS y "Hpaid by said Fette, will proceed
=, Ss 81, At n, the IIth day ofsep-
sa'" icmbcr, 1859,
..n clock A. NJ the following described bed
S 9 Tss number sSnis Aa5 Et lot I%nss5
fifteen, To- TT.ba.I1ug formerly RitchietOwn.
TERMS w ' CHARLES OTTO,
Trustee.
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KEEPING House OF Ill FAME.--On n
warrant issued by Squire johnson, on
the 10Th instant, on the complaint of
Elias Buchanan, Mary Weddel was ar
rested for keeping house of ill-fame.
She had hearing yesterday which re-
suited in the case being continued
until Thursday at , O'Clock P. NJ, the
defendant being released without bail.
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BRICK For SALE.-Mr. James Sweeney
has new on hand fine lot of newly
burnt brick at his kilns, at the upper
end of Martinsville, where he is pre-.
pared to deliver them to customers in
any section of the city, or as far down
the river as Benwood. Orders promptly
executed.
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LAYING THE CoRNER-SToNE.-The
ceremony of laying the cornerstone of
the African NJ. E. Church on Market
street, near the planning mill, will at.
tract a good deal of attention to-day
Many of our citizens are anxious to see
and hear Fred Douglass, and we antici-
pate large attendance.
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SUICIDE OF A WHEELING MAN
His Body FOund> After Two
Days Search.
THE ACT PREMEDITATED.
The Suicide Probably Insane.

Yesterday morning the city was star
tied by the report that Samuel Bradley
a young man we'll known here, of the
firm of Z. Bradley & Son. manufactur.
ers of jeans, flannels and yarns, had
committed suicide in Parkersburg.
AS is always the case here there were
thousand rumors as to the cause and
manner of death, not one of which were
correct.
To our accommodating friend Nickel
vey, of the Western Union Telegraph,
we are indebted for the facts in the
case as he received them from Parkers-
burg.
For some time Mr.. Bradley has been
suffering from an evident alteration OF
mind, and subject to fits of melancholy,
and there are rumors That letters were
received by his friends last night that
render it certain that the suicide was
premeditated.
A few days since he went to Parkers-
burg on visit to some friends. He
left them on Sunday last, and nothing
was known or seen of him until yester-
day morning, when, after 9. thorough
search, his lifeless body was found dang
ling from the cross beam of an old car.
penter shop in Parkersburg. A coro-
ner's jury was summoned, who returned
verdict of death by suicide.
The body reached this city last night
and will be attended to its last resting
place by the Pamela Lodge, /. o. o. f.,
Peerless Lodge, I. o. G. T., and the rel
atives and friends of the family, this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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CAN'T TELL Now.-During hepreval-
ence of the hot weather we have
squandered fortune in the purchase OF
paper collars. To be sure the fortune
was a small one. Upon second thought
we are not sure but we would be JUS
titled in saying that it was a very
small one. However, every penny OF
that fortune was devoted to science and
paper collars. We have come to the
end of our rope. We have no more COL
lars left. If people want to find out
how many collars hot it is in the future
they must either furnish the collars OF
enquire of some one who has them. Tc
prevent mistakes we remark that six
teen and half is our size, and the
Dickens our style.
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DON'T BE HUMBUGGED with the fool
ish idea that Catarrh cannot be cured
The porld mores, and medical science is
progressive. The proprietor of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay $500
reward for case of Catarrh which he
cannot cure. Sold by druggists at fifty
cents, and each package makes n full
pint of the medicine ready for use. Can
get it by mail for Sixty Cents, from DR..
+. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
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COURT OF APPEALS.-In this Court
yesterday on motion of Gen. Wheat,
James Morrow, jr., was admitted to
practice.
The argument in the Greenbrier cases
was concluded and the cases were sub
mitted for the consideration of the
Court.
In the case of Henry X. List against
2. Humphrey, ct al, transcript of the
will of Beall Pamphrey and othel
papers we're filed and made part of thu
record.
The following cases were continued
J. 7. Lewis against James Botkin; SAM
against Charles Mollohau; same agains
K. Botkin; Catherine B. Wright agains
Hartley Graham.
The case of Richard Burke, ct al.
against the Supervisors of Monroe
county was submitted.
The arguments in the case of Henri.
Cophart against Alex. Rankin, wer
commenced, when the Court adlourne,
until 9 o'clock this morning.
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COULDN'T SLEEP.-The heat night
before last drove nearly everybody out
of bed and into the streets. From some
second story windows feet projected,
from others, heads. Every balcony was
occupied, and the gentle bedbugs, rest
ing in quiet on the window-sills, picked
their teeth and smiled serenely on their
recumbent prev.
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DECLINED.-We regret to learn that
Joseph w. Parker, Esq, who had been
selected by the Humboldt Society to
deliver the English address on the oc-
casion of the approaching Humboldt
centennial, has declined the honor.
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THE EYE.-At the present time our
State is being canYassed in the interest
of the blind. If proper care was taker
by persons in selecting glasses, there
would not to-day be so many weak ant
sightless eyes. Oxtoby & Duffield, jew
elers, lO3 Main street, have selected
their stock of spectacles and eye-g glasses
with great care, ond guarantee satisfsc
ton. Purchasers can exchange unit
shifted,
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Farm For Sale

ono UTuoRIZED TO SELL AN EACEL Z,
M AU Iand situated on the waters OF
is1t farm o. two miles of the town OF
- Greek, "i ohio county, containing abontt
Ne, Liberty land is in good condition, and
w acres. ln"Sstionahle. 1t will be sold low
unable T i'. .SSx 1 Mr. p Ssss to Brady
gWssi LIZ "a nnrohase. For price, terms
"..op de.iT'"- =" TROS. O'BRIEN,
sc, see Real Estate Agent,
,,-,s, street. south of Custom House.
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atheeliug gegister.
Wednesday, ..-....August 25.
LOCAL MATTERS.

wI have used one of the Weed Sew
ing Machines for six years and it has
given perfect satisfaction. 1t has never
failed to sew the finest or heaviest fab
rio or has never required any repairing.
For its simplicity, durability and effi-
cheney I think it is not excslled.
j. w. WARD.
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BDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at lO7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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APPOINTED. - Adam Toney, was ap-
pointed by the Governor, yesterday, to
be member of the Board of Registra-
ton of Boone county, vice John H..
Barker, who failed to qualify.
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w For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use "Cream of Violets." Fer sale by Ed
muId Booking and Booking 81 Carroll
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10 'Disorderly conduct is the fashion
able offence just now. Hot weather and
mosquitoes sting mems nerves a Jeetle toe
high sometimes.
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IWhseler g. Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege OF ap'
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM
Sumner II Co.'s, No. IS Monroe street.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Residences OH
Fourth street.

NV vrPTrE OF A DECREE OF THE
h C.rcnit Cont Of Ohio county, State Of West
T.p,ri, rendered on the 81 day of June, A.
II i.fq in a cause in chancery pending in said
Cfr,nit Cont wherein Robert Luke and George
Lgks are plaintiffs and James Luke and Others
- L y. - Z .han
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BYesterday was teaser. There
isn't paper collars enough in town by
which to tell Just how hot it was.
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gOne of our picture dealers has two
amusing cartoons of Chawles and II ed
win, of the Fl oxford crew, you know
my boy"
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RPartridge's Rural Scenes for rusaC
photographs are real gems of art, aut
we are glad to see that they are appre'
ciated. His rooms are crowded daily.
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vGen. Wickham, President of the
Chesapeake Il Ohio railroad, was in the
city yesterday.
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1For anything and everything in
the way Of Boots or Shoes, go to Louis
Blends.
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BLouis Blond has received a fine
assortment of the spring styles OF
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
CATERS.
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wHave you had any of the I'm
proved Rustic Photographs taken al
Brown 81 Higgins If not, don't fai.
to get them. They are the best in the
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH. Yesterday
morning about eight o'clock Louis
Berger, az unmarried man, about thirty,
two years of age, died very suddenly
at the residence of his mother, ill Cen,
ire Wheeling. He was in bed with hi;
brother, and awakening suddenly, gave
a cry of pain. The brother caught hin
in his arms, and noticing his strange
looks, laid his head down on the pill
low. AS he did so, Louis gave one gasI
and the vital spark had fed. DR.. Alier
being sent for to make an examination
of thY with view to ascertain
if q, 'Nuld be necessary, came
to t. II that death ensuet
from disease of the heart.
This is the third sudden death in this
city since Sunday morning. There j:
no doubt but that the excessive heat
has much to do in these cases. We
would advise all to avoid using intoxi
eating liquors during the prevalence o.
the hot weather. If there be any ten
dency in a man to heart disease, ex
haustive heat and inflammatory and ex
citing drinks will be very apt to ID
crease it. Too much care in eating ant
drinking cannot now be used.
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yJust received the finest lot OF
sterrescops and sterrescopic views ever
brought to the city, at Partridge's.
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lBCure for felon-fiye years in TIT
penitentiary. Not always reliable.
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~ Miss Wilson's School will reopen
September 9Th, 1869, in Otis Hall, cor
ner of Market and Monroe streets.
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rgThere was no great demand for
overcoats yesterday.