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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-26

g W. CLOUDS COTTAGE FOR BOARDERS
=. FRANKLIN, opposite Hughes street, Cape
Island. 781mf
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FREMONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. j.
Il This House is for the reception Of guests
Rooms can be engaged at No. 1903 MOUNT VERNON
Street, until July l. -
SIG I'm MRS. II. PARKINSON JONES.
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TNIIE COLUMBIA HOUSE, AT CAPE MAY, Is
again under the management OF GEORGE j.
BOLTON, who is also proprietor OF Bottoms HOTEL
at Harrisburg, Pa. 9stuth2St
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OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. 1.-THE BEST
" table on Cape Island. Numerous home-ike
comforts location within fifty yards OF the bes
bathing on the beach, are the principal advantages
possessed by this first-cless family hotel No bar on
the premises. SFTE& SAWYER,
G 80 I'm Propretors,
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WANT OF SLEEP.-Opium or morphine
is usually prescribed as substitute. Both
are violent remedies, and react violently !;
producing nausea, headache and prostra-
tration. They are often given when they
arc not needed; and not unfrequently
they increase the irritation Of the brain
instead of soothing it. Probably in
seventy.fivc cases out Of a hundred in
which they are administered, PLANTATION
BIrTERs given in moderate doses and at
proper intervals, would have the desired
effect. Persons who find it difficult TO
compose their minds to sleep after laying
down at night, or whose sluuibcrs are dis
turbed by bad dreams, or are too brief to
afford due nourishment are advised TO try
the PLANTATION BITTERs as an ano-
dyne; for this comprehensive medicine is
not only tonic and Alternative, but de-
lightlul sedativc "a "balm Of hurt
minds" us well as rcvivor Of Gnfccbled
frames.
It's use, as q means of producing health
full sleep, involves none of the unpleasant
secondary consequences of n resort to the
former narcotic. They all, without ex-
ception, excite the stomach; while the
effect OF the Bittcrs is to tone, and with
out irritating that sensitive organ.
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ArrENrrEp suloIDk-Thurslay even

ATTEMPTED SulCtDE-ThurdNy even.
ing, Robert Dulllcld, sou Of Mr.. -
Dutlicld, Of this city, attempted to destroy
himself by taking morphine Young D,
procured from a druggist two grains Of
The narcotic about dark, and af(er taking
his supper repaired to the house of a
friend on the Island. Amer remaining
there a short time, he went to drug store
not far away and purchased three more
grains Of the poison. This he took In the
presence Of and against the circumstances
Of the proprietor Of the establishment
Returning to the house at which he was
visiting, he swallowed the portion Oh.
tanned before going to the Island
By this time the unfortunate
young man was beginning to feel fully
the effects Of the narcotic, and it was with
the greatest difficulty that he could be
kept awake. The family became alarmed
and dispatched amessenger to this side oil
the river to acQuaint Dufield's friends Of
the facts, and another to the drug store
for aHtidOtcs. They were promptly I'D
mlnistered, and had the desired elect
About IL o'clock the young man was re.
moved TO the residence Of his parents on
Centre street, where the efforts to arouse
him and remove the poison from his stom-
ach were continued until daylight. InbotR
particulars his attendants were successful,
and yesterday he was quite COM
Portable, although quite sore from the rig
orous shaking and violent retching Of the
night. He will, with care, be out in day
or two. The reason he assigns for the
rash act is the old one: tired Of living,
which is the more remarkable when 1t is
remembered that he has not yet attained
his majority.
There were many reports in circulation,
yesterday, about this unfortunate affair,
but we believe the foregoing is substan-
tally correct. a..s-
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THE LATE POCKET ProKINo AT Bell
uAmR-A correspondent at Moundsville
furnishes us tho following particulars OF
the late pocket picket transaction at Bel
lairc;
As an item Of information for the pub.
lie, herewith send you full and correct
statement Of the recent operations OF Ger.
tain piCk.poCkets on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company's cars at Ben
wood, In this county. Thursday, the LIST
inst, while the Cincinnati express train
was being transferred over the Ohio
River at that place, quiet, demure old
Quaker gentleman was standing on the
platform of one Of the cars, when he
was approached by a smart, genteel look
ing young man, who Immediately
upon coming in contact with him, teigned
drunkenness, and ran or staggered against
him some three times, then left him in
haste. He Immediately felt for his POCKET.
book, suspecting something wrong, and
found 1t was gone. Hegave notice to his
fellow passengers, and the party was ar
rested; but not until he had changed his
hat for a cap, and put on an overcOat, and
threw the pocket. book in the river. Sew
eral parties saw the poCket-bOok thrown
in the river by him, and saw it float
away. The piCk-pOcket, who gave his
name rs James Lewis, had preliminary
examination before Esquire Criswell, Of
Bellaire, Ohio, and under special law Of
that State, was brought over TO this State
Tor the action OF our authorities.
To-day, (ThursdayO this case came up
here for examination before Esquire
Blake, Of this place-Mr. Henry Osborne,
the party robbed, having come all the
way from his home in Danville, Indiana,
to testify to his complaint against him.
The prisoner was held to bail in the sum
Of one thousand dollars,in default Of which
he was committed to Jail, where he will
remain until he can have his trial, which
will be in January next Captains Dew
ries and Harrison, and Policeman
Roder, in fact all the officials
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company OF BenwOOd and Wheel
ing, deserve compliment for tho vigor and
diligence used In this case AS several
other parties, supposed to be comrades Of
the prisoner, were seen at the time and
shortly after his arrestt this promptness
in prosecuting offenders will be the means
Of their making off TO other moro favora-
bic localities.
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IT is generally thought that good pho.
tographs cannot be taken on rainy days
This Is very great error. Smoke is n
far greater enemy to the photographer
than rain. The latter frees the atmos-
phcre Of smoke, thereby often enabling
the operator to make your picture with a
much shorter sitting than is required on
n smoky day, that otherwise appears fine.
The Partridge Photograph Gallery on
Main street, has the largest light in the
country. Thus armed they cannot be
beaten anywhere.
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THE HoLIDAYs.-While out prospect
ing" for holiday presents, don't fail to
call at 1O4 Market street, below Mcclure
House. Oxtoby 6 Dufield have choice
lot of ladies' gold watches, chains, brace
lets, jewelry of every design, peck,
(more or less,) of silver thimbIes, gold
spectacles, IN fact, everything nice in the
way Of holiday presents.
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Mrs. ELIZABETH CADY STANTON has
drawn the largest audiences OF any Lee
turer now before the public. Mrs. s. lee
tured at Cairo, ILL.,, to the largest audience
ever assembled in the Hall. The audience
was completely carried away by surprise.
The subject was treated in q manner d.
fcrcnt from what the audience expected,
and in why to defy criticism. You will
miss rich treat ii you do not 60 and hear
her lecture. Secure your seats this morn
ing ut Hamilton & Hardings.
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AUCTION SALE THIS MoRNINO.-Atten.
ton is called to the sale Of household and
kitchen furniture to take place this morn.
ing at the residence OF Mr.. James Hobbs,
in South Wheeling. A fine piano, sctt OF
elegant chamber furniture, and choice
parlor carpet IRE among the articles
offered. Parties wishing to purchase will
do well to avail themselves of this oppor.
tunity.
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QUArrs AND PHBAsANTs.-The lovers
OF appetizing viands arc devoting them
selves these times to the Qnails aud Phea-
SAINTS at Charley Behler's popular restau-
rant In addition to the usual attractions
of an oyster and dining saloon, Mr. Beh-
Ter serves these excellent game birds in
tempting style, at reasonable figures. "
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lRoN-PuOsPnOEUs.C ALISAYA.-Th three bCs
Tones, sklllully and elegantly combined in an
amber.colored cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to tho taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswcll, Hazard s. Co.'S FcrrO-PhOs-
phoratcd ElIxer Of CalIsaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teaspOonfnl contains one grain Of
iron. Samples furnished frce to the profession.
CAsWEEL, HAZARD B CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists,
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NEW STYLE TIES AND BOws,-The
Windsor, Crown Prince, Lord Stanley,
Hyde Park and Kensington, are the latest
styles out. Ut. Lakin & Co, Merchant
Tailors, and dealers in Gents Furnishing
Goods, No. 81 Monroe street, have just
received full line If the same. Call and
examine them.
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AS WILL be seen by advertisement in
another column. our friends of the English
Luth Sunday School are to give grand
supper and festival Mt Washington Hall,
Monday evening. We know this will be
one of the finest affairs Of the season, for
this school never fails to provide such IN
entertainment rs will please all. The
price of admission is only % cents, and
the prices Of goods on the tables us well
rs for supper, will be alike reasonable.
We expect to see the Hall crowded.
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Snow IN THE MouNTAINa-From a
gentleman who came in over the Balu.
more Is Ohio Railroad, last evening, We
hear that the mountains in the neighbor.
hood of Cranberry arc covered with snow.
A like visitation in this region would be
hailcd with delight by prOprietOrs OF
livery stables and the owners Of 2:4O
horses to cutters, tmi }.F.a
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MINISTER'S AssooIAEoN.-Th second
meeting of the Methodist ministers in this
Presiding Elder district, convened at
Triadelphia, last Monday evening. The
opening sermon was preached by DR..
Westwood, and IS represented to have
been one of that gentIeman's best efforts.
Tuesday was occupied in reading es-
says, expositions Of designated passages
of the Scriptures, criticisms, &c. The ex'
ercises concluded Tuesday evening. The
attendance during the several sessions of
the Association was quite large, and es.
paGiRlly on the last evening when every
seat in the church was filed, We hear
that the next meeting is to be held at
Moundsville-the time to be fixed here
after, l.....s,
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MRs. GRANT writes: II am delighted
with the Metallic Heels; they place the i'd
ministratlon-my portion Of ton a
more solid footing than ever before at
tanned" For the heels, or anything new
in Boots, Shoes and Caters, or Hats and
Caps, go to Forgey & Clemens, South
east corner of Main and Union streets.
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ANNIVERSARY. OBsERvED.-If we are
not mistaken last Thursday was tho 10th
anniversary Of. the PRONUNCIATION OF the
Immaculate Conception doctrine by Pope
Plus IXth. The day was observed with
appropriate religious services in the
Catholic churches in this city.
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Mrs. CADY STANToS's LEcTURE.-The
sale of reserved seats commenced yester,
day at Hamilton & Harding's store
Those who have not yet secured seats
should do SO at once, as the indications
are that every seat will be sold before the
night of the lecture.
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NEEDS REPAmNq.-Complaint has
been made to us OF tho bad condition Of
Alley 3, between Main and Market streets,
Centre Wheeling. II Is said to be used as
much as any alley in the city, and unless
something be soon done to improve it, that
its further use as thoroughfare will have
toIc abandoned. viii the proper au,
thoritics look into this matterg
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A RARE CAANCE.-We will offer for
sale this morning ONE HUNDRED sets Of
the finest Mink FuB imported, at 80
cents on the dollar, and every set war
runted first.class in every respect. Brues
& Sanders.
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REsIGNED.-Wc hear that Prof Nc.
Mechen, Of the State University has re-
signed his position as a member of the
faculty. His health, it is said, was not
robust enough to endure the confinement
and arlnous labors incident to his pro.
icssorship. 7i'ai 70 mrl
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-A grand jury was
empanaeled in this Court, yesterday morn
ing, to inquire into the charge against 10
seph Schcll, who was committed to jail
on the testimony of a colorcd woman as
being implicated in the burglarizing Of
Mr. Brockunier's residence. The jury,
after hearing the evidence, failed to find a
true bill against the accused and he was
released from custody. .-.....
Ill. The Neal-Savings Bank case was on
trial, yesterday, and will probably occupy
the whole OF to-day. The testimony was
not all in last evening, and will be re-
sumed this morning.
We were informed that the Court will
adjourn on Monday until the 2Sth inst, as
the regular term for Hancock county
commences next Tuesday, 18th.
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CLEANING UP.-John street. between
Market and Fourth, received a visit, yes
tcrday, from Commissioned LeonRart and
a heavy force Of men, who spent a good
portion Of the day in giving it general
cleaningup. Ithas, needed 1t badly for
- aasla.e ~ .tfhI ID. 'NNE n emo
weeks. s. -zp q fn3hHgg
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BOARD OF REGISTRATION. The work
of getting ready for the approaching mu-
nicipal election will be commenced Mon
day morning, when the Board of Regis
tration will meet to distribute tho registry
booksamong thcregistFars Of tho several
wards, ~. II. -I..--r.-.
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CENTRAL BUILDING AssoorATEoN-At
a meeting Of the stockholders OF the Cen
trGl Building Association, held Thursday
evening, the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year :
President, Thomas O'Brien; Vice.Presi-
dent, Edwin Hornbrook; Treasurer, F.
W, Bassett; Secretary, George H. Copp;
Directors, Messrs. E. G. JeGers, James
McAdams, John Nolan, on. Crawford,
P. Kennedy, Jacob Hull and ]. B. Merge,
Jr. ar, rr
The affairs Of the association were rep.
resented to be in a furnishing condition,
The bills receivable amount to about $780,
900, which, as the result Of a three years
business, is a very creditablo showing.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. The regular
monthly meeting OGtbc Teachers Associ-
alton in this School District will be held
this morning, at the rooms OfltheI Board
Of Education, in CraDgle's block. .g7.
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RESUMED HIS LABoRs.-It will be seen
by reference to an announcement in ano-
ther column Of this mornings paper that
the Rev. DIr. MoGat has so far recovered
his health as to permit the resumption Of
his ministerial duties as pastor Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. He will occu-
Ply his pulpit tomorrow morning, which
will be grateful intelligence, not only to
his congregation, butt TO large circle Of
warmly.attached friends in other demon.
nations. NJ ,lt'
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Or CoNsIGNMENT.-A large stock Of
Misses Turkey Morocco and Goat Shoes,
which will offer from now until the first
Of January at cost. L. V. Blond, 107
Main street.
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IS PnGR1M's PRoGREss.-The attendance
at Washington Hall, last evening, to wit
ness the closing exhibition Of Pilgrims
Progress under the auspices Of the Sun
day School connected with the English
Evan. Lutheran Church in this city, was
all that could be desired in point Of num-
bers and appreciativeness Every chair
was filed with a delighted auditor, and
expressions Of qualification were warm
and general. 1t is not surprising that
every one who was present should be en-.
thusiastic in his or her praise Of the cxhi-
bition, when the excellence Of the views
representing the progress Of the Pilgrim
to the Celestial city, and the appropriate
music so exquisitely rendered by the
children, arc taken into consideration.
The arrangement Of the hall was not
what it should have been 10 bring ont full
" the effect OF the scenes thrown upon
the screen. The chandeliers should have
been removed, thus afFording an unob-
structcd view ofthe pictures upon screen
of the dimensions for which they were
designed, viz: twenty-tour feet. Not
withstanding this defect in the appoint
mcntS, the success Of the exhibition
was as near perfection as can be attained
in our rather badly arranged hall, and we
are confident that all present felt them
selves under obligations to Rev. Mr.. Bar
nitz and the children Of the Sunday
School above mentioned, for the moral,
beautiful and clevating entertainment fur
nished.
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If you want to buy good Kid Gloves,
cheap, go to Bacharach s. Kornreld's, No.
100 Main street, Nicoll's old stand, where
they arc selling them, in all cOlOrs, at
s, 90 u pair.
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WE were very glad 70 see the price of
Mrs, Cady Stanton's Lecture reduced TO
75cts for reserved seats. This nominal sum
should not bar any person from attending
her lecture.
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soLD.-Leavc your slipper patterns
with Feargus WhaIly to have the soles put
on. Entrance from Union street, near
Main, or through the store OF Forgey s.
Clemens, south east corner of Main and
Union streets.
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NOTHING will be SO highly appreciated
for Christmas present as a Steinway
Piano or Mason s. Hamlin Organ. Ham.
ilton s. Harding, 100 Market street, have
justrecetved the largest stock ever brought
10 the city. ------ -------
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CHRISTMAS CONTEMPORARIES = The
ladies who arc buying good things for
Christmas times, should examine the ad.
vertisement Of Chas, R. Behler, to be
found this morning in its appropriate
column. Mr.. Behler is pleasant gentle.
man TO deal with, and keeps an elegant
stock Of confectionarles.
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AS DESIRE to reduce my stock Of
Boots and Shoes, l will continue to sell
from now until the first OF january my
entire stock Of Misses Shoes at cost Call
early at L. Y. Blends
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GALE OF STOCK.

GALE OF STOCK.
y Notice Is hereby given that will, as Asig.
nee In Bankruptcy or the estate Of D. K. Irwin
4 Co, Bankrnpts, on MONDAY, the 19th day Of
December, 1870. at 10 o'clock A. ", at the Boat
Store Of G. II. Booth 5 Co., sell at public auc-
ton 1--WE sharcs, one hundred dollars each par
value, Of the stock OF the Wheeling. Parkcrsburg
4 Cincinnati Transportation Company.
Terms Of sale, cash.
HENRY C0NANT,
Assignee in Bankruptcy Of d. X. Irwin s Co.
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ALL kinds OF Musical Instruments for
Christmas presents at Hamilton & Hard;
ings Music Store.
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POLICE CoURT.-The only cases before
the court, yesterday morning, were the fol-
lowing: VIM. Keoner, disorderly, $40
and costs; Robert Taylor, drunk, 81 and
onsAo
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THE largest stock Of shawls in the
city at John Roemer & Cos.
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SEA Moss FARINE from Nure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gus
tlrds, &C., &c The cheapest, healthiest,
and most delicious food in the world.
dcClO- eoN&W --- In
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IHAvE on hand large stock of Misses
Shoes, which will sell at cost. L. V.
Blond.
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JoHN RoEMER & Co, havejust received
the largest stock Of Furs ever brought to
the city, and ut prices very low.
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GteG.l:atelIi4etrcer
SATURDAY. DEC. 10, 1870.
Travellers Register.
DEPARTURg OF TRAINS.


- 7 7
Fourth Street N. E. Church. -5
Second Presbyterian Church.
Eng. Luthern Church. ia AMI
Home Camp Meeting. 3.o
l. %. 0. F.-Weldey Lodge. "H
Ran OF.
Festival and Supper. ii,trH II
James Forsyth Harrison. q a..
For Rent-Warehouse. .... rrsr
Ladies Of Wheeling and Vicinity. i
To the Public.
Grand Opening-First page. lsiJts,
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Go TO John Roemcr s Cos. for Blan.
kets.
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FINEST MINK FURS,

Made up for New York city
retail trade, which will be
sold 80 per cent less than
the cost Of manufacture.
To satisfy yourself Of the
above call and examine the
goods and prices. Don't
miss the opportunity to get
a set of Furs at less than
one.haIf its value. Remem-
Der that these goods are not
for sale very long at 4he
prices we intend selling
them.
BRUES & SANDERS,
III MAIN STREET,
novSO WHEELING. VIVA.
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FoR the genuine Alexander Kid Gloves
go to AdIer's. "
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EoR RENT.

NOR RENT.-THE WARE. IN
HOUSE now occupied by D. Lynn & IT.
CO., situated In the centre Of business OnAHs
Also one on quincy street Possession on the
Arst Of April next; yrp
TNO LET.-HALL AND FRONT In
i Room, Melodeon Buildings. t.
oc,i WIN. L. McAFER.
TOR RENT.-TWO (9) SMALL IN
! Dwelling Houses on the Island HI
Apply at the Island Vineyard to
mST WIN. HILLMAN.
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22o Acres of Land,

TOR SALE.
q 81 Shares Stock in Wheeling B Belmont
bridge Company.
20 Shares Stock in BellaIrc new Glass Works.
q III franklin Insurance Co.
pOv29 |. IRWIN.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!

The undersigned, agents Of the heirs Of Abram
Lash, deceased. offer for sale the following de.
ScFibed real estAte, tO.Wit:
The Van Buren press., 1870-04-26

--- Ny friend, have you confidence Q.
nough in mo to loan me dollar Z" o.
yes! confidence enough, but no dollar !"Ig