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CITY HTEDns.

You OAH Bux
BETTER
AND
CHEAPHB
OL0TDNa
BEsNETT q co..
THAN
ANYwHERH HtsK
80 Bldev sphot pTetef BE- assigned fer sdcrtcinq
good, soiH sell lotoer than fJts fotoest
REMEMBER PLACE,
No. bf6 MARKET STREET,
No. 6l6 MARKET SrRRET,
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
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CITY HALL, MAYORS OYFicg,
RAILWAY, N. j., Dee. s. 1869.

This will certify that am personally acquainted
with II. M. Freeman, and am cognizant OF the fsots
as forth In the above st tatement, and the several
persons whose signatures hereunto attached arc
all known to me.
JOHN X. WHITNEY,, Mayor OF Railway, N. j.
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nR KKYnHR

graduato Of the Jeaerson Modfoal 0osIoGN ~
Of the Uuiv5rsity Of Medicine Aad 6urgorT, a ~
ladeipAia.
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LUSe coMPLAIETs. BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, etc.. are
speedily relieved. and If taken in time permanently
cured, by JAYSEs ExPEoroRAHr You wil,nd in it also
where
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CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION
OF PATIENT SEvENTY-EIGHT YEARS OF

CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION
OF PATIENT SEvENTY-EIGHT YEARS OF
AGE.
THANKS TO MIR. HELMBOLD
GIRARD Penn, March 81, 1869.
EDITOR "CosMoP0LrTE":-I desire as an unsoli-
cited tribute to the merits OF Helmbods Buchu and
for the benefit of those similarly afflicted as myself
to say that after consulting many eminent physi-
clans, and trying nearly all the best advertised Ieme-
dies, In the vain hope OF finding relief from aggra-
yated kidney and bladder diseases. from which
have suffered excessively for many years, good for
tune finally suggested to me Helmb0lds Buchu,
which commenced using with little faith, and no
apparent beneficial results, for about month. At
the expiration OF that time, however, thought /
couraged me to perseyere in its use and now the
expiration of four months, although am an infrm
old man, nearly IS years OF age, and consequently
medicines cannot be expected to fav0rably affect me
they otherwise would, have found such unspeak-
able relief and permanent benefit from Mr.. Helm-
bOld's valuable discovery, that feel ought to pub
licly record the fact as an acknowledgment to him
and valuable suggestion to the public. Yours re-
spectfuly, ID. NJ. LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentlemen:-
Colonel DAN. RICE, Grard, Penn.
CHAS STOW, Esq, Girard, Penn, editor Cosmo-
polite.
@. i. HINDS, Girard Penn, attorney.
Captain ID. W. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Penn, at
torney
DAVID T. DAY, Girard, Penn, merchant
G. +. ROCKWELL, Girard, Penn. merchant
B. G. ELY, Girard, Penn, druggist.
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THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HelmbOlGs Fluid Extract Buohu

Is q Pharmaceutical preparation. Tho proper name
Is given, and Is the most active which be made
Is tndorsed as cure BY all medical works for such
diseases as recommended by the proprietor. Il Is
pleasant In its taste and odor free from all injurious
properties, and Is taken by adults and children. II
Is tonic duretc blood purifying and invigorating.
Knfeebed and delicate constitutions OF both sexes
win ind It far more strengthening than any ef the
preparations OF bark or iron.
See medical properties contained In DiSpensatory
OF the United States, OF which the following u
rect COPY
BUCHU.-Its odor Is strong. dinusive and some
what aromatic it taste is bittersh, and analogous
TO that OF mint It Is given chiefly In complaints OF
the urinary organs, such a. grsvei, chronic catsrr
Of the bladder and urethrs, diseases OF the pros
tate gland. and retentien or tho inoontinence Of
urine. from loss OF tone In the parts concerned In
It's evacuation. It has alse been recommended in
dyspepsia chronic Rheumatism, cutaae0us adections
and drepsy.
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STANDING
STONE PASSRD AND TO BIZ SEEN.
SAVANNAH, Tenn, May IL, 1859.
Dr.. II. 7. Helm6eld-
DEAR SIR:-we introduced your "Fiuld EXTRACT
Buchur In this country about eight months ago. and
happy to state that IL Is meeting with universal
fav0r. We wish to inform you OF one instance
(snOng many where your "Buohu" has worked
wonders. A man In our country named j. d. Estoil
had been suffering about nve years with gravel.
About six weeks ago he bought OF us one bottle Of
your "Buchu." and before he was through with one
bottle he passed q gravel that weighs eight grains,
which we now have on exhibition In our drug store.
He says that he will never be without the "Buchu"
In his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day. Very respectfully yours, etc,
ECCLES HINKLE Druggists.
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FiNANosAL-.
WIN. PAINTER & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. Sc South THIRD Street,
All Issues of Government Securities.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds
BoveHr AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
coLLHCTIorgs
In this city and ali points In se United States and
Csnadss made with care and pronpAcsa
Union Pacific First Mortgage and
Land Grant Bonds,
Wilmington and Reading First
Mortgage Bonds,
BoWaHT AND SOLD. lsssn
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION
OF LONG STANDING-STONE PASSED AND
TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPORT. Conn.,. Sept. 8, 1860.
II. T. Heifnbeid, ESQ
DEAR SIR IL commenced taking your Extract OF
BuchuH about two weeks since for affection OF the
bladder and kidneys. have suffered by spells very
much for few days past But yesterday relief came
through the effect OF your "Buchu." stone passed
from my bladder about the size OF large pea, and
now feel perfectly well and entirely free from the
pain that have suffered with $50 hard" attribute
my cure TO your medicine entirely, and would re-
commend all persons similarly affected to try 1t. I
have great faith In ts curative powers. Yours truly,
THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REFERs TO
Rev. WILLIAM COGSWKLI. Westport, Conn
j. L. @. CANNON, Druggist, WestpOrt Conn.
II. b. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESQ, Westport, Conn.
DIR. WAKEMAN. Reading, Conn.
Il. w. X. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York City.
And many others II necessary.
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HeLMeoLo's eeeeARAl ions.

CGGM6OLOo . -rSt-t~rtNN tONSs
X. r. HELMBoLp's
Concentrated Fluid Extract Buchu
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
The proprietor trusts that his remedies, from the
fact OF ther being advertised may net be ciassed as
patent medicines.
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n. r. HELMsoLp.s

Concentrated Fluid Extract BucAu.
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THE SALE OF PAINTINGS at SCOTS Art Gallery. No.
ll7 Chestnut street, commenced last evening" and the
prices monstrously low Tho sale will be continued
and closed this vening.
Mr. Haseltines sale Of fine engravinRs and etohngs will
take place on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings.
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DRY FEEr.-The most efectual way Of guarding one
health is to keep the feet dry and that only be don
By the India Rubber Owe rshoes and the inol
ment season Is upon us, would advise readers
buy but the best quality, which onlybe had
GooDfKARs Headquarters NO sos Chestnut street, sout
side, Philadelphia.
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RUBBER DIVERSIONS AND BOOTS for Men, Women. and
Children, be had at retail at the very lowest prices
Goodyesrs manufacture, old stand No. as Ohesnu
street, lower side.
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liz nnnrpaYITa.R RK.UNION.

MorxD5y a NJ. W, 81 10
II " t,1V-r
81 'is1 u 4 US ! II yol he q.
- & pOft 81 Tip,|Tl,'8 a olF uomulil.
ffse h Il fiiaE' - IN ar n. mon, n
he ld here a DE "a an4 ga lnst
Alnple arrangements have been made
70 1lh thOse Who may attend, q m
sOpSbIe charges. Cheering nsWS \ being
daily received IRON oil quarter, which
Indicate tho success d our project, even
laT beyond our most Hlug1ina expecta.
iIOna Large .dsIegnti6Rs IRON Ohio -
Pennsylvania win IL iieFe, Accompanied
by artillery and bands II music The
f6IloRfng gsiIEieIEsd iiGV1' beoa tDttto'li
and 9Fs eTpeCtsll % b here: II
Maj. Gen. r H. MilFoy, u Indiana,
Nal. Gen, ", P, RicbATdSog, " Ohio.
MAJ, ca" 4. 1t Htrris. II Wet Viz
lIsI. Gen. B. =. Kelly, u west VIZ!
giniA, Ese.T} bFai ~
lIaj. Cen, |. II. DRvAI, Of West VIZ
Big Gen. Ca'eiFIITt, d oll6.
Brig. Gen X $. NoFilseo't. u West
Big, Gen. 81 .siHlhet,sd wr. viz
lion ". Y. Stevenson, Governor u
Wet Virginia, and Slate ol7iceD.
lion. G. d. Hubbard n West Virginia,
Col Dan, Jblms1asi OfTylor enuuty An'I
OIhRm. III. rs,
A great and good tInc Is expected We
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MIR SePtsRbgr iptb, $50, Al $50 !. =, q
ne FsSldGheS OE 'hgf Sud.lnlGW. NABT INEh,
GEOd @ yeats 3 months and - dAyA. l4f
The FunSral viii tAko place on Monday Sep
lrmbog, 1StA, ~ 70. OsODptk 4. ~ fEpm tb0FeSl'
dsnfs Of AF sP9'lRilA'M. HeHH A4FtH AH'in
buOSt, ,.,,.t,,,t.,, i; ~ 81 1. az nh y
nbttiing u BSPtSRibsR Dlh, isIi1 S1lGT y:
HLLLOWEL.L, h lkb BiSt ye4F Of hlB Agels son o.
Nm, EiiIa G1RlluWBll end thSlate :. =. ltalloWV1
OF this city. .l sftll .ifi.i
CNolieO Of funeral will .be given in tomorrow
mornings lSsue.l f, ~
rio Iabjoetbt t6iif AkU.Gh VII l6oniIu. Fits
burEh, educated At AllsghfRy College, Pa, and
and 81 the age Of II, tntalasasln any pceuuIAFy
OF pSIrOniEing sense, started in tho formation Of
a,rhArnrlft 9uA FreFl thatl ls'ty9s. yt4syi WIS
rounding Into manly SuecCps, Death has clO'Ci
Al tho carly aEf ttiil I6Gji 10 beguu his Atsr.
wards most Snccepafil carer a. JUurlialSI, ~
cpbf dsGtsbI or )hd u RP4FSg. Bt
Louis. lie was at ulsSamO time and SubscquSnt'
ly correspondent for he CIurlpnAIl Cuint1Syiak
Fnf EoHr yCarS 10 followed th6 ate lIf our afHiy
through Its terrible mSFcaEA Colleges and battles,
ever couaRDOusly JEALOUS In recording h+-Sirio'
A ISo erSSJ III thti RIdI Il ne bnSilloI Win
the Hon Il TsNbnanpn brbio. hSpuHAGtcd and
for three years most successfully conducted tho
KanAAs City Diily Journal Or CO'NR,tytt, and
In the meantime, Under Mr.. l.lncOln'a
Sppptitmult, mledthe ppduor Of Postmaster 81
the city. In 1881 be- WAS chosen as delegate
from Missouri 10 deliver hh nddrcAG At tho iHuu.
guraVlOn Of monument III Berlin, Prussia, vISi-
tttt n n8rcNRhiaSIas Sf The Associated BstaEa1
tho principal isI4s tHndJ PoInlP, n, Interest in
Europe. Amer HE return no was for time A.
SOciale Hdltos Of tho Nlsaud prmayai, 81.
Louis, until Rc, with Mai iItShEtr, Of Missouri,
became prOPrIaIOnoI tho St. Joseph HsTai6.
With that peculiarly geplll temperament that
knuw no defeat and Jaw nothlpE, but bFishtnss.
In the future, tWuS psrt his llir-work TO render
happy those with whom he camS In contact
When hlA arrival at home waA an4louAiy 4uIlcl,
pated, telegram bore the sad news Of his death.
A s6n aud brother no was generous to a
mutt and Trustworthy In every extremity: his ioH'
as such no earthly hope can nil, and
!'Vo sometimes hold Il hall Elm
| n pat Id SS6rdG the gFiaf We feel.
| r For WoFdE Ike Mature half HFcal.
And half conceal tho soul wllhin."
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NAroLEoS did at least one thing to dc.
rAngS tho hlahsoC tho prnssians Inc sur
rendered himself prematurCly. What his
motive was q not clearly known, hut fear
ut his soldiers appears to have been n
strong incentive, liz could not have
tOund a safer place OF refuge In tue world
Than tll6 German camp, Tor at Paris lie
would have been In imminent danger, and
in Belgium some o, the stragglcrs from
tho army he had plunged in inexricablC
difficulties might have avenged the mas
sacre QflthcIr comrades, BY placing him'
SELF In tho custody OF the invaders he en-
ablCl France to organize new govern
meut, and thus to avert, in advance, 'lhC
dangers Of thcNvolutiCn in Paris which
wpnld probably have occurred when The
German armies approached the capita, 4
tho NApoLEoNlC dynasty, had continued
In power lie thus strengthened lis
claim to rank among the patriots who
leave their country tOv their Country'S
good, and when The Rev, Mr.. AnnorT
tlnishcs NAPOLEoSs biography he can
add that the timely departure Of his hero
for foreign sOll did at last something to
atone GoF many tragic blunders,
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TIE way to Paris lies Acrpss Onu Of the
finest regions in Europe; and the German
armies Nre already In uudtsputctl control
Ola district Of country halt as large AS the
SIatGbG New York, and Containing more
than four millions Of people. Moreover,
lhCtatirc centre and south Of France lies
0pcnto Tho German ARMIES, without u
possibility orrcsistancC, SO that, II Paris
were imrngnablC, King William could
still support his armies upon tho richest
provinces or France, for whatever time
tic government Ut Paris might rGluRe Ills
terms.
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VIII Epepk'Sr
New NaEtlnnytlle, wolEOI Gopnly, Saturday
fSiai FisssSSt Mason County, Tuesday. Sep
IhuIhef 11th.
Chat osui1S ThuCsdAy, Sept, Ssd.
WIRheId, Saturday, Htpt. Htih,
Hartford City, Tur6tlaY Sept, 9Th. frl..r
,llay6nh9ood, ThupdAy, hppl. @Ih.
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ANNE LATEsT AND CHOICEST.

o altlFIF utfI a.t itH ~ JFt
SHA tAiOSS FARTNEA7SAld 10 b very due for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the Nlek.
COX'S SPARKLING GRLATINR-An old d.
VoEilo with the, lidIes for jellles-
hel ih, bright clear and btluhtal.
sUPERIOR SaERRY RINR-:glst tho article
10 use With ,C0x'a aelRtine-Of rleh
r'"i and luscious AGVOr.
BAKERS COCOA-WaIranted Pure, \ delleiOna
aud nVtEitI0uA baYgFAgG ,...-,a,
llRt'KERS FAKlNA-fFthiFe especially for
rl4Fti,f lntNli1s and Children,
AN0USTURA BlTTERS-The genuine article
,fNr lddiek ind children In feeble
N.ti heAlth.1'l} lft 'Ilh .Nl ''r
WINE or PRPSIN-Th0 most perfect rUmedy
fOE Indigestion and dydpspsA,
CORN STARClI-F0 or Pudding and CuItArdt.
TAPI0OA-A BFleddld dessert Other alone or
Hai with BGEfiGa. gf b
Al LAUGHLlN, SMITH 4 CO..
luuIl Wholesale DrdGglsta, Main ~
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MARTlNMuHa has now steam IRE en-
ginC and Is pleased with it UlQn0 trial
6rlilS capabilities, on tile lat, Il threw a
stream Of water in slx minutes aIlGr tho
match was touched to tho fuel in the fur
nact. The water was thrown over tho
Court House stOGplc, --LLD.
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y. u. DowNEv, EsQ, of Piedmont, I
ulsqpsaotdll6 and Conservative can,
,ildat6 Tor Congress in the I'd district
Why we don't know
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il. TnlEBs Is sbll 10 be oYegioyed. q
Tie prospect u bis lortlfcati0nS, which
have been . laughing stock, for forty
yeSEa, turning out 10 be ifSeiul. He 10.
Gently rode 69l y Inspect them With Cen
erNl TroGlll,, -. m. -.
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Tux Relief Association OF ParkoBburg
has raised 5000 for lilo benefit Of The
wllOws anil orphans OF German soldiers
who have fallen during the present war.
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Wy, IlESsoN Of Preston CgunIy, gu tl,'
9sd uItlno, shot a bird which measured
seven foot from, tip u tip Of It's wings
SneOIes unknown
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OF Kanawlla county will speak at the
following places and times
OSKtC. IT,, Grant Co, Tuesday, Sept. S0th,
Greek, Mineral CO., Wednesday, Sept. q,
llRrPCr'A Ferry, Jefferson Co.. Thursday s"PH
IA
Iatllnabnrv, Berkeley Co., Saturday, Sept, ~
Other appointments for Col. swamwlll
snNn 10 announced.
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New Advertisements.


ny AaEhsgiiy ~ ~ itI'Enpe 4 li5
IN "a. JOInG RsaoIgtlaA Pre- Qtlo
aisAl1eN1Ienl % liiO COnStllutl %
n 0EGhe StAies ST.
R.-,,S N'llAs Lsllii-'.1elV n lJsIt TllIIl-lgy
IlaSafllDVlIF b ~ 49, - - AuAl01lll - y
~ coGstitStlO9 6HIhS eilis, 3 y Slhetitutod
~ SoettoA o. u Alttets three ihefO1 Ghd e "
CuIlo p1Et q ~ baA C1lHliL1ttol Uhln Iatt9ed
Her1rIifnF % ~ IFpTiaiuAs thaFUoG namely:
ssT6o iialF eIItSens q IL STATE OAAQ b enu
ID q VnlS q n oibeti0la Nh WiIhll IL tlee'
tiGa districts h Whirh thsy TVspecttTely FeAtdo;
6at ~ peEBea Uhp = > niunf, q q 11s0ln4
- g y = = ~ S,SioS ~ ~ - :
rs rot beel ! FlSident a The bLale ~ ono yOlf
'Ihfity d6yG n6It II1es1i17 SacA e1leS, laAh D
PsESlilS4 70 VOt6 Wills eash dlssnlaty CO.
j SIo,sl PrahSuaFy q, Is5O.
sHbaaG Of I1lnE All1, ThoFO1ly, etPuaFJ
q, tS51 ~ Ahoya so.1l ltiOA w. p1QPtea
fHa flA6 Wug-4Oa1F1. Wele6, (epoAEeIl
AGSsNr, Ballard Of NolFOa, b8lAId q LnGan,
BSitlh6OvsE. BoGyOI, gEanDoA, b9gfe1A. paylS
- pSH. 5SSaA ~ NJ T1SS ILL., Ts,,,515
jSsEa0l, J6AT, La1b, L8mpa, Lyneh, MAXWELL
Mccoy, NoaA6IG, NllleF, Nicely, PoWnall, RndsG,
Rep, BeOEt, Smith, TOtEE. ThOuAS, WelS aud
WildRSnA-SG
Tun NAYS VHA1-9eatls- hAkef, uaItoN'
CApGnteF, Chamber, Glllln9. CTle1At, DA!t.,
I'Iies, RaSrnAa, stRFElha, Summer aad WheA'
IA a. SouS4U, MOidSy. February .. 1870, IN
ShOTs FlSolRAiqn UA4 s8nptsd.
THR YRAS VERB-NposFA. FaIpguurth, uFeal'
danIl ApplsEate, HFuGu, Gather lJSmesl, CAthei
iEStSa H. y COok, CfanO, DlTIa, DAytoR, p0aill.
IL Goa, HSFnSn .KOlnea LO0R6Fd, EAtFiekl
PhalpG, RAmDdall and Young la
ms NAYS VEhn-Aetsrl. RoFullah, Hntnnh'
rSJi, WsFnfnFrf 0bd WIlbuN-E sHEd
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MARRIED..

INGRAN-WA Tuesday, August
IA, iBI1, Gt W6St Alexander, Pa, BY RAQulTa
NOyoS, EpWu Ig0BAH and KATE WASe1N, both
Ol Chiefly t,,,,.., 100, ia MI
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Ten pct cent entrance upon eli ths shove, VE-
eept purses for Silver e, WhlelfRFe flSe.
Entries u ClOBO ct . O'Clock on the evening pre-
ViOuB 10 tho TOcG. RntFIeS can DO made under
cover at tho ofiee on tho grounds during the dhy,
or At the OfieO Of TN President, No. 1t8H NAIn
otfoett wheeling Three entries to all and two
IN start.
Tho above TrottIng Races viii bo conducted
under the rules Of tho National Association The
ltunnlng Races under tho BRekey8 Rules.
A horse balancing tho Geld will BE- entitled 70
receive tho aTBt money only, Where only two
horses start the tAlFd pF9miud Wlll not br
awarded.
III caS8 Of unGAVorablo weather, 1T other nnn
VOIdAblO causes, tho Society shall have the hglb
10 postpone any OF tho Sb0Ve plTNsg n fhtnTk
time, upon giving hoiioB thCfGOfl HI
Heats In each days races Will IN called alter.
nAtsly.
DIRECTORS.
ThoS. HOrnbrOok, JHeOb lIoF1ihFO0k,
A. J. PahnGll, John Bishop,
Anton ReymaRn, n. L. OF,
Th0s. Pollock, ]. L, Hobbs,
John Mcl.uFu, Wm, n, List,
John A. Armstrong, !. K, BbtStdfd,
Samuel Mcclellan.
TH0B. HORNRHOOR, PRESIDENT.
JOHN BISHOP, SHGHETARY. ly9l
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No. lG-McL.urO House purse. ", p. Goodwin :
Co., pFOpdOtOrG, pTemI1mv yAIuQ 800,
Pitcher and Goblet for RalTlhg HhfggB,
Marco or GeldIngO: mile heats, bOst9 IL
,, catch weights.
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NTOTICE4HAVtNG PURCHASED
In the Merchant TalIoEing BStA6Hahment OF
A. n. Adams, No, q NonFp9 street, Wheeling,
No Wuuld ba glad 70 have our friends call and az.
anime our stock Of ClOthS, CASalmeFeS and veIt-
lhRs which NO are prepared TO m0k0 up % order
Ia good style, on abort notice. A aFstellSa stock
OF Gentlemeu'S Furnishing GoodB Constantly on
hand. ], 7. LAKIN b CO.,
Merchant TlllOrG.
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aEHa1iss1LA.

lfH l#tutfr HAHbRH 4AALS A4N
C1AgrDaas, LmaasG. laAd9ulOltsS, CD1So-
Clsches, ShIhlBG QpeFt1I CpSeheN, QOlpSS, q.
FoVeheS, PhRtani, HoSkSUayH, ETC. SllL96le t0r
pfSAfe hmily and pablo aue Alto HHAHhBs
81 nOSt u0d6in btyi6y md 1hish, n va
D01lgpa AlA pTiena fOFDlShsd WbsA desired.
WOfkmanShfp and GplsA second 70 nOus iq lhf
country. Fine md varied StOek eOnpsslnti, Oh
hand and IN the works, i.llI Y, q
OraaFS FeesiTa pfOmPt and personal AttERllpn.
ALL Work MAGtIsANTED. N. sspIa
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ClHEsAPEAKE AND ONO Raj.
~ ROAD 10 10
Il Notice to- Contractors.

Pfoposals viii DO received uRtl u H., 9l1t
BGFFiMBIR, u ChAFioatnA, W. Va, and until u
H., G8th 6biSGN1HR, Ia Richmond, Va, JnE TIE
construction Of about tWU th0Qo1ha llASlE te4e
81 Howe TTuSS" bridging, Ia spans AAginR
from 50 10 $50 feet, on tie Ilbe OF The 9. 4 o. X
r., betwesa lbo Falls Of KSnAWAS ard tie Ohio
River. flHtrE ga. afL.4I ltif tHD,lt.
BIDS WI b received tnF al Of paFl ~ ths
sbGye spSsiaessiSaS may v had or SEpl!ealiSH
w. We. t III sfflp IN
ALSO, ct the sans lImOl and places, fof ne
graduation, &C., Oi section on New River,
HbOut thlFtY.aTa miles Bb0T8 ttS mouth, inelu'
ding TunnVl 30 iS0t in length. srs.
Tbs Fitht'tp reject pRy % gu pEqgo94l5 2 r.
served, n nm. WmTC0AB,
aaE35 ca. BnR lneCF.
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No. ll--SlAmm and KeIm House purse, premium
go for TIC faStG8t NulO pRd0r The Saddlg;
mile heats, beat IN g.
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No. lO-DaIley'S City Hotel purse, John Daley,
proprietor, prOmlum, value 800, Silver
Sct foF fastest TFOLting DulhlU Team IL
Nagon; milo hnatg. best ) In 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-12

ED-spselal AEtSutI0u given 70 the repair Of
Watches, Clocks, JsWelTy, SPecIacles, &c. Al
work warranted. sSpIO
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sPEcIALmMorICEs,

80 FOR SHERIFF .-Esditors EatRIIgsn.
kS.a ar: YOH Will please announce John
Howell Of Clay ToSnshlh a. 40 Independent
Candidate iOe SherlG " Ohio County d the m
suing election, subject 70 no Star Chamber die
tAtI0n nor packed Convention,
HGuKJ." -F9tl tai MANY VOTElISl
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setona IIaI.-rAar.aa1, &c. Islh.

No. 8..-PrenIum 800 for .Trottiuy IIprBeu,
Mares or G6ldlngt! IA harlbEk, that have
mover beaten 80 ia public: milo heats.
beat 3 ms. So 10 ar6t horse, ~ 10 NC
and.
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THE INV JERSEY EXCURSION
DI0AATEIl.
Mere tlasa faadSel PeEr6 I'M
EIIhS or ~.
Drill u thnl III eh0ll AlliE.

An seUanl was given by telegraph
Saturday Of tlls terrible accident u 20
eEcunion party irDm Long branch,
which OocaETcd " Toms River, y, j., ~
ClSs falling II IDot bridge on which were
inns two hundred pen0ta. The tolIDW'
ins dcttils n he melancholy affair, galh'
eFsl Il ! latGr hour, will IL found inter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-12

The gun,iaV a:!iool connected With the
NesLodst Episcopal church q Long
Branch leil "a an excursion q ten min.
~ iEsEjie Z 4. ", Ii special tain Of
IN rnrL They brought music and ban.
Sea, AMI 1t Braurh0oTi, Onelnport and
gs,onlOWn. the train tt0ppsi and received
large apcGsuiouI U dc number. AIto.
prthFT tho exnanl6l panty numbered
lliEss hundred and seTenty.Gyc. The
IraIu arrived ut Toms River Rt Dina
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Largest 4 Choicest Stock In Tie 0ty
IND = RTAKING

We ShGll keop 1 stock 81 Tho latest improved
Pail Glass Metallic QiGkotS CeaaS sud Weed
CoGins. The best ueaEsSs, llAeka Iqd Bqlgie1y
furnished 70 Funerals on The most tFeaaohAnle
tetInal Night calls. lR4 0fdQrs W Ip'eRIllia WIN
receive prompt attention.