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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

SUNDAY HouRs.-As is the custom in
other places, we presume Sunday hours
will be observed nt the post office in this
city to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

FAT Contributor is q born humorist
and lives in IN atmosphere of humor. He
was born to create fun and lives to fulfill
his mission. Go to Washington Hall to-
night and hear him without fail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

sozopoST.-All dcntrInecs had their draw.
backs, until the SalubrIous Bark Of tho Soap
Tree was brought from tho Gillian valleys, to
perfect the fragrant sozodont, the most whole.
some, reliable and delightful article for the Teeth,
that brush was ever dipped into.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

Stockholders Meeting.
Christmas Jubilee and Festival.
Washington Hall-"What Govern!
U.s."
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Land.
The NOn.Explosivc Kerosene Lamp.
List uI LvttUis.
City Sergeant.
Photo CrayOns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

SECURE your seats at Hamilton & Har.
dings this morning for the Fat Contribu.
tors Lecture at Washington Hall tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

srALDNO's GLuE," always up to the sticking
point. dec96eod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

By calling upon Hamilton & Harding
this morning, you can haveyour scat re.
served for the Fat Contributors Lecture
at Washington Hall tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

nor SALE CHEA P.-I On
u have several good Brick Dwelling k9iii
Houses In desirable situations which am'A aeAH
authO lied to sell ut low price II 1t can be done
before the first Of January--thc regular time for
yrnTinC i. IRWIN,
CSrI9 Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26
OUR BELLAIRE LETTER.
nEArn or Az on clrIIEN.

On Saturday evening last, Mr.. Morris
DAVIS an old citizen Of our township,
died aner n long and painful illness
The DAVIS family were among the first
settlers Of Pultney township and are
closely identified with its early history
The deceased was born and raised here
and never resided out Of the township
He has seen the country emerge from q
wilderness into cultivated fields and the
solitary log cabin, his birthplace, re.
moved, and the adjacent farm occupied
by stately buildings, surrounded by u
rising city. 1t is hard to realize the
mighty changes that have taken place In
the lifetime Of an old citizen like Mr..
DAVIS. Those old hardy pioneers are
lust passing from among us. Lacking
the polish, they had more Of the sturdy,
hospitable virtues than the present gcncr-
alton. A large number Of our citizens at
tended the funeral on Monday.
ACCIDENT AT THE RAILROAD BRIDGE.
/. This morning the ice cut and jammcd the
trcstle work Of the railroad bridge under
the span on the BGnwoOd side Of the
river, 20 that it fell, carrying with 1t sew.
eral ofthe workmen. One Otthem named
Oscar Merry, was so injured by the fall
that he died in about two hours after.
lie was from Bellaire. His remains now
lie at lis boarding place, Mr.. Zacharinh
Wheat's One Of the men. feeling the
tresllc giving way, caught IN iron rod
projecting from the iron work, and held
on, and, when cleared OF the woodwork,
climbed upon the bridge, feat Of agility
TINT would be hard to accomplish under
any other circumstances. The iron struc.
ture, having lost its support, has settled
some. | have not learned whether the
trestling will be needed again to finish the
span. BY driving piles and putting out
an icc-breukcr, the trcstliDg on the Ohio
side is safe us yet. A rise OF few
more feet would have carried 1t away.
There are some admirable mechanics ut
work on this bridge. They have man
aged so that there has been no serious
casualty, except this one, from the be-
ginning, which, from the number OF men
employed, and the nature Of the work, is
remarkable, and does credit to the care
and mechanical skill Of all concerned.
COLD wEATHER-DUsINEss,E ETC.
The cold weather has nearly suspended
operations ut the coal works on the river.
McMahOn's creek has frozen over, and the
boys are taking advantage Of the circum'
stance, and are improving the time indus
triously.
The cold weather has had the effect Of
stopping outdoor work. Building md
repairing have been generally suspended.
The merchants und grOcers have been do
ing fine business, judging by the crowds
in tho streets; and from the nature OF the
purchases we augur that our tOwns.peo-
pie mean to enjoy the holidays 10 the best
Of their several abilities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

TOR RENT.-ONE OF THOSE {.:
e large and substantial warehouses: on iii
Main street, below Quincy. Front on Main 'A-=A1'
decI0t ~ K. ALLEN HOWELL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26
NEW BANK.

As has been noticed heretofore in your
paper, we are to have another Bank here.
While we believe it would have been more
to. our interest Ind the capital been en-
ployCd in some branch Of manufactures,
we cannot help wishing the young men
engaged in this enterprise, success. Their
good business habits, their thrift, integri-
tyand genial manners will give them their
share OF business. They will occupy u
room in Ryan's block, on Water street,
opposite Central Hall. L.
December %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

JUST received anothcr lot of those fine
bottom Broadway Walking Boots, at
L.V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26
FoR SALE.

NOR SALE OR RENT-THE Ca
Il First Glass Dwelling House on the hi
northeast corner Of Hampton and SiXth1s
str,s.ts, Apply TO J. p. LEWIS,
n"cU MLure HOuec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

LADIES White, Kid and Turkey Mo-
rocco Broadway Walking Slippers, Just
received Mt i. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

Do NOT laiIto go to Washington Hal
tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26
GheG4teAiQeneer:
New Advertisements.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2o,Qls7O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

NOR SALE.-A LOT OF 40 FEET
Il Front on Elm Street, east side, and running
to the river, adjoining II. Pollock, ESQ, Wheel
Wv. HOGE l. BRO,
OctSl Real ESTATE Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

ENUR SALE.-TWENTY (2O) BUILD
each. Terms, One.iOurth cash; the residue In
equal lnstalments ut one, two and three years.
mali JNo. p. GILCLIRIST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

Go to tho Washington Hall tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

DOR RENT.-THE WARE a.;
HOUSE now occupied by D. Lynn & Siii
Co. SITUATED In the centre Of business on@'@
Also one on Quincy street. Possession on the
first of April next ,, ypr
Apply to deco WIN. L. MCAFEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26

DOR RENT.-THE DESIRA- ...f
u BILE Store Room on Main street. now It'll
oeeupi by Rouss & stoner. apply TO - A
dScl6 JAMES ~ ULL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-26
FOR RENT.

nor RENT-THAT ELEGANT ffS m
Store Room, corner Monroe and Mar. hi
Ect streets, formerly occupied by the4lA4a
Adams Express Company.
Enquire at ,,,r, ,,ro,,
deC8 HARPER q BROS'.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

FuNFRAL OF J.. f. GLENNoN.-The
funeral of John +. Gleunon, the victim
of the last homicide in this city, TOOK
place yesterday. Mt one o'clock, from
Firemen's Hall. Deceased was a men,
her Of LYMAN Engine Company, and
the whole Department, PR coded ny tue
White Pine Brass Band. turned out.
Many civiliuns joined IN the processlon'
md A number of vehicles containing
l,dies followed in the fuuereni train. lie
was buried in the new cemetery, rather
Monteverde officiating ut the grave.
WHITE PINE WATER CoMPANY.--A no.
tice from this company. important to be
needed, will be found in another column.
The Company is doing fairly by the com
munitv, and it IS the common interest oil
citizens to mike fair transactions. Inc
Company sells cheap enough, and has a
supply mt hand for emergencles. Any
persons actually unable to pay tor water
will be supplied gratis, by making iha'
representation Mt the Company's oihee.
FouRUH OF JULY.-The bremen oil
Treasure City-takingthe hint, donhtiess'
from one of our items-have called a
meeting to make preliminary arrange
ments for a grand celebration. h Is
ms it should be. The Fourth should MOI
be permitted to pass without some lifting
demonstration,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13
Inquest in the Giennon Homicide.

Coroner Henley held an inqu 1t, IN
Saturday, in the matter Of the murder Of
John T. Glenuon by Ulysses W, Hutel-
iuson. alias Nipper Hutch
Drs. b II, Owen and Temple testified
to having held a post moriem cSamina-
ton aud found that death vas caused by
a wound from a knife.
T. j. Aalrelss, sworn-Was present
at the difficulty: WAS standing at the eud
Of Byrne's counter, in Perfy's saloon
about twenty feet from the back Of the
building-when deceased passed me
With a box of empty hotties; when he
cot TO the door. Hutchinson WAS sitting
ia the doorway With his back towards
me-: lseea-el asked him to get mp ont If
the doorway, is be wished 10 ua~s out,
when hutchinson answered. 'luu ! c =
tenn too ionihspme 10 PRINT deceased
nude as many rs half Il dozen quests
Of the same nature. AMI got like
answers ms before. Dece ised then
st his bolt es down, aud, stoepinf,
lifted Hutchinson mp. which caused
MN IL ItIi fEilA - AANNiRs '
nrose immediately. md came hack into
the hall way, VII deceased picked up
his box aud scrouged pass HIM, into the
ward. Hutchinson then chilled deceased
IA id dirty snn Of a b-h.' Deceased
said. Don't use that language To me
n more;' wherenpon Hutchinson used
the same epithets with others OF n yller
character. Deceased then set his box
down again, took out one OF the bottles
anil struck Hutchinson over the head
with it. Then they clinched and scnffled
in the hall until separated by the officers
and Mr.. Perry. | saw no knife. The
man Tnieh;ns4a caull have used a knit"
vitEoaf nv m. ing him do sn. rs his back
v.s tave - fsa. After the scutile and
while de &C., sac mailing the arrest.
I did see ta ma Hutchinson have II
knife in Is hpud which VAS very bloody.
i. /. b. Peru. sworn--Name OF de-
ceased was John L. Glcnnon, II nailYe oi
the State of New York, and aged about
40 wears. He was by occupation Il press
man. Deponent testified corroborailyeF
of the Mr.. Andrews facts. mp to the time
of the scuile. when he rushed up n
pulled deceased away, and then caught
hold of Hutchinson, who dropped n
knife nlter he had got into the harroom
Nv umnion is that creased WAS stabbed
before he hit Hutchinson with the bot
tie. Having caught them immediately,
Iwoul1 have seen it, had it been done sub
seqnently.
The Jury rendered n verdict that John
f. Glennon came to his death on the
10th day Of June. 1870, from Il wound
inflicted by "A knife in the hands OF Ulys-
| SEES w. Hutchinson.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13
Mines Tested Quick

HAMILTON, JUNE SD. 1s7O-TH1s is TO
certify that II. NJ. True has drilled two
Ia es for me in the Montgomery mine-one
about 80 ieet and one about SO fept-with the
Leschot Diamond Dnll'-holes "a inches in
diameter. The drill worked as wen Us could be
desired. and the Whole work was accomplised to
my entire satisfaction, and | would recommend
it to all who wiph to test mines quick nnd cheap.
L. ID. RArHBUN.
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II 49, ILrrieaI "a y psIIneI ~
MEETING s.

hidden Treasure Consol. June 20. at Room %
Hayward's Building, No. 40 Cal. ST., 6. 4.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

PUnLIc SPIRIrfD.-Messrs Coombs &,
Hagar, proprietors of the Green Line of
Treasure City stages, are deserving Of
public thanks. They. hive invariably
furnished one or more vehicles. without
charge, for the funerals Of Hamilton
hremen.
A filthy fellow who has teen lately
exposing his person 10 children and
Indies, in Treasure City, became So off-n-
siye on Friday night that he narrowly
escaped lynching. He was arrested. and
the next morning was invited to leave
the District, which he has done.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton. are TO be found ut Byrne's
old stand, in Perrv's Saloon, NUN st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues. and
everything else that 3 good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
Coon THrNGl-Some of the boys got
into Mart Carols clnbroom night before
last and .fired his cards. Yesterday Mart
had a busy time of it; but the boys
failed to get away with him.
FoR THE FOURTH See call, in another
column. for a meeting of citizens to con
siler measures for the proper observance
Of the National Sunday. We trust II
good attendance will be ont.
Ordinance 50, Treasure City. ap-
pears in to days News. No. 80 is IN
ayoidably put over till tomorrow.
Glennon. who was stabbed by Hitch
iusnn on Friday afternoon, died the next
morning about 7 O'Clock.
THERE is n dispatch in the telegraph
Office, in this city, for John johnson.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

B--H. NJ. True may be scoB or addressed
at Spaldings Hotel, Hamilton, Nevada. He Is
desirous Of taking contracts to drill holes "a
inches in diameter oaBy depth up To 2,o0o feet
taking ont a solid core Ii inches in tiameter
for inspection assay. &c., the entire depth of
the holes, at IS a foot, the FIRST 100 feet. ard an
addition II 81 IA foot FIR each additional 100
feet the owner of the mine to furnish wood and
water. First come first served.
p. 81 any Jobs are wanted in any District
in this state, | will send a machine, with men
TO work it, on reasonable terms.
jatu u. NJ. TRUE, Agent.
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Arrival. and peparturns.
ARRIVALS.

BIZ BEAeKrY. WINES co.'s LINE
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LOST

SET OF TEETH. IN GOLD SETTING.
A A suitable reward viii be pad Tor tnelp re-
turn IN The publication Office of The White Pine
Daily News. st. Nicholas Saloon, Main street
Hamilton, ~
, 1870-08-18
INSURANCE NOTICES.

INSURANCE NOTICES.
''AAsss 1zaa q IT, Heeasos. 1as s "a es
i e. Sss5 i S,Sss;s 81 ssss
S { ID i &. s.s ss
ss ., i;a E@55.nx to ee reduced to i
~: whesrss m examination e* u: stfar. Of raid
1ad f.. tSe ;sf e sy :;
qent 4 ;e 2fistt' Of sAid con1aa; "a July ~ S.
| Tic Alaets Of the Company to be ~ foIlowe
Cssh cn band and IN hauk 70 the credit Of the
os.l, ~ saas ii issaii nd Dr.S3 i;.n:s '@s
ted. inelnc.s June pIrn1lns. leE9as
tn;te e ,stae eSa1s bonae. aae sTsat
LoAL* on collaeta1s Of stoekA A1I bonds.... 9t76
tttii I
Eus MsSelsAnae- <3s$
Supplies cn hand. Li651
Total s
The liabilities to he - fo!iow.:
ke, Iot;s. md d. unsett!sd slem1 1:.,;...-.s l&a1.;
De- EFT nm p'rItna. sss aa,n,:,;-
ne. EE3l sett &tIA
csp'sal 1n1 u
Total Liabilities. :sas!.e1
And the hu,11e.r Of the Company from, Jsnu.f7 II
to Jsly l.sls'a. to have 1.xn Is folows:
RECEIPTS.
ne1 afE Premiums rCtclvcL. 81 ss 4.
Se9 ihlahc trc1aitEnA received. .,,....... iii =
It&e't-t received IRON all eou1ers......,.... rrf
ies"' Ree''t'.' :,taofs
EXPENDITURES.
Eonmts.!oce on h1stct - i -u,&t
Ell n.ts, !nclaAfng pklar!ee, seuf. F,1rnfrr 'Ats
r i:as
Tsy.. lt44*
pAl. eT<tS@
ieanpa tet-3s
Ff:e 1"tees psia from January to July j. iii sas5
Total .sl:lss.@
Ant, wheseaa tad examination sho,+s that the Cn1u
rens e1p<udttarss datinS the last months have
etestHd thett teeeirts By The Of aFa1Iat. and
sso th1t thef capital To Impaired 10 The extent or
Ee*4.h le1oE more III An twtntrdve Pr cent Of the
caplsa1 etoek Of laid C1rupany 49,
thcfctosr IN Of the Provisions Of Ser.
~ st The Ats appFuyed March II. ls,
sSattIfd Al Act y Incorporate and to Govern Fir,
MsHnt. md lnlzh4 NaFi&atfon Insurance Comp1njts
qa&a& o1stness tn the State Of mnoaan Charles r.
LPpsEcot A1dtos Of Public Accouu al the State af
alApee do eerrhy state that Will On the t~tpteth
~ q Auxasf. D. iss0, fane the raid Lumber.
tasuHpct COMPANY. certificate oFtxne the
ot the eapfsA Ftock Of tsld Company from he
sah o. hsve hH1dftd Thousand doIlAs tie x1u of
t~o aundrrd thcna4nd dollar. provided for hy law
~-i Giveu un41es ny hand and oaicIxI seal th3.
L. s.. An6uft Il, A. D. ls;G.
g. z LPp1SCprT.
Auditor r A.
, 1870-08-18

,,ert ~ opportunities Of pguns and ,pFuve
NE Isut Mn!ca our country affords, ind We rrcort1
sEtg iPe 90 lmmsant should be nssar.
nsnre md nasuraltzed, should vote. e'e'' suu''
iss.astd, Thas welcoming a. We do eyerv bn.
man being to our shores, ~ deny he H1nt Ioi ~
sna sta'" tnno,t 20 sssos,ats Ss,a IN lsiga mases
e1press purpose Of % jesseainp rTsa a5ssas fof he
ER hoof: and We Will resist the eTrefT n1ot
aRaihst etE1azatton anu Improvement st Iii hn4s
n M = r. III nj means *h!ea society and aw gives
prohibit By law such use ol capital and see ass,s
VI conu2e9 50 male, crfppltuF Tho nnltticai nnsT
er OF capital bJ political action. ai,f fort3fTinr
la'Ts ,oa5sa asan51 ~. !. ny intso.upg eoperaton
hour - working day to be ths nrse nr.ct;ce;
sep n lal,of RETURN, Recurring more ldsnr,. fnr
e,on s4e a1 l and open10x The way to that
stste ~ e efaton which We consider recon
both. ~SF-Na' 1aa LIE oes1 1ot
NHEAE1s, The public lands open to actus, ref,
tiers .re The Wo1ktngnAn's refuge, his PROPERTY.
ana h!s eeSt resource 10 the struggle With Capital
1ot Iaif dI1!sioa OF mutual profits; therefore,
Re*otred. That We protest axalast auT iarther
REsnt o1 Public laltfB to private companies for
hniidicx railroads aid other purposes; aud deem
roif!ngnen,. ruinoq1 70 him, dangerous to tae
RnFefhme1t, and often corfpptiF obtained w+
snail after this protest has been foy sptticIcnf
nnmber o. Years before the county, proclaim that
ne ne aeSa PITY Issess s the right II ever gets
aside ssf grants Of land male after The date Of
eoen Proclamation, and once In authority. We viii
e1nanst ~ nc legitimate powers Of the govern
ment to resume Possession OF such lauIts a. art.
sll!! The properly Of the nation.
tte.ttrxdu Ihat, IN our Judgment. the times are
r1rt 1os the formation OF dsliact political pdfry
TO su1n pufAtc attention to the condition of Tie
Fights- >A~AA
The convention then adjourned.
, 1870-08-18
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Full Details Of 1hc Stirring Events
In Europe.
For the Week Ending August II

EDITORIALS: The Situation 1t Mctx-so.lu and
tt1J-Sspoleoa Bouapazte Smith -Thsrtecuth
SonFeaAioaAl District-Direct TaxAtian-Laud
aonopsly-Deata of Admiral gar1.xut-Whas il
OBITUARY: Death Of Admir-, F.r,n,+
fAHA AND GARDEN: County Falr,-Se1ltue the
va Gsnunda and Locating IN Toxr-So Exhibit.
On fees. but SInslc Tfeketa-Ho,v the FIN
noFfs-Qnesttons By a New Conner Seeding
LETTER FROM VETERINARIANS: Laneue+s In
Sucking Colts-sesateher,
SELECTIONS FROM THE AGRICULTURAL.
fahss: Diseases Of Hoss-Paek E8s. with .he
LAfte End Dawnwasds-Cosu for Forum Con
denloed-To Cook vcsetsbles
~ q - 1fHFoBLlCANS: Addtess Of the Republican
CshsretstonA Committee to the Ps1ty-Rersew
q o,i the History Of the Patsy-what it has Accom-
r'shcd-WoEk yet to be Dous-Suexces Of Pr,4i
dent Giants Administration.
COL. AooDfH WAR pRAYKR,
HAK In EUROPE: Visit to Metz-Hox tn F1ehs
ffanee-Prsnce Frederic Charles of Prussia upon
the frrnch S4ldteE-An Interview With Seno,non
1n-The Enperor'a Nalady-The Gesm1n psy
Q. FFayer-LrtteT from Gen. WlIteh-An Intes.
view with Bisuask. DC.
UNOkR THk SRA A Beautiful Ssarr.
CHANCES IN RATTLE
FoEiAf: HtaKen On the Rhine, BY Mn Caroline 4
HostonEspsFsta.i Manifestations, by John Gzcea.
f1glS s, sSoLisn: some Specimens ot thl. s.ssoa
s!sss ~zse ch.se1ed-Drprn BY Name but not b.
Nature.
SHOCKING EXECUTION: Fourteen Fret Fall from
FRIGATFuL IoMFsT1C TnAGKDIRs; An ansrv
Aaa Aims Knife II hts Wife, Atsses bis Ain,
and stAbs his Sou to the Hear, Killins Him In
sta1tlr-A Jealous Ha.band Shoots biz wife
aH'eet And tlen Htn.seH-A Drunken Hustaod
shoots his Vile ND anus.,er Woman. .oa ,he,,
att n,i,ta Suicide
THE NATHAN MURDER: c1oee Of The Coroner.
ir9aetf.Sos Ray of Eshs yet thrown upoa the
, 1870-08-18

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
ie sSssln VI ti. Institution e,,,1nencss annually
VI u " ,r Ms:rtso til the Thustdas preceding he
The a:ksn:zA;in q! tt Institution IL yrrv snnpLtr
hinspf @ s.te1tsve aod thorough courses Of insE1cs
LAM Mttileine, and Eu Gntrrint
r.. afrnscs Ut the Academic Law Str.Irnt cr-
eitS,fr ~ the cost Of Text Buaks and clathay aud
non+y suu1t Ahsut sats ter te4aton 81 nas
neonts: ~ aht q The EndueeFink Medical St1tdeut
st.out SsSa o. which eur1a tesper tiEeiy. %A or f..
y rs nn aausaipu and The balsnee il he psrrts
q. :ai's scnd fot catalogue. r Cniye.sity Of
'"AsHi1 =. .MAEPIS,
GAA1f1pAQ IT flc Eacititx
, 1870-08-18
DIRECTIONS


~~>Ad
TUE NAV be n.ed directly on the etud. v5ts.&. a..
fAr3 e+AtNd excerpt Ar TIP tAr wall fs Hk, " Ia
rrccrr knocks rsy fvr six sectj and overhead an
tue ttnds Heard up rc GI ft b-f<ea the studs 70
~ to make The surface smooth Fur this pufpo.c .oy
Kind Of lutnE may b. used halfineh ssu /. a. ssod
~ Rny Vi cuure there Is objection to covering th
nddins with bossdt. II de.itei for strensh hut
q IL Soa hal sET sni.s. Il H. s.e. Ia The
them. s'H
Cut the PnrfAI1o f1As1Kar.a Boarn ttso snst,btt
lengths. and trim Ill tie edges sqaase than ~ th
drips III over toth sides evenly wiz ,r.,r~e ~
N. thing 10 do It we'll th-n roll them up ard .ssnd o
the -ss- iet s-, houFs+ az until it ee.s thoroughly
daupened through. to BE- rathet soft la this w.
s~efs tsle tad "hcn put and drits. II .hr.k.
down smooth WheH thus prepared It |, rrxdv r., 1rt ~
the walh Commence On he tsp md taek II IN i.o,h
edges. about tsro Inches " " a,ar. with 1nor,
dnVe The fAcks ftsaEbt a. not to drsY cr xr1 ~
board. be careful to keep 1t smooth u il II t.etnf
when may be done hy 7Ecssing 1t on With piet,, n
ont eaoash to Ieseh The width Of the p41pr 1t
o u tucked In The certse Of "trip. ee,.ion.ilv
Afer cue "trip Il IN. put Another In tho am. .y
rntunf The edges CLOSE toaether, bnt not laprInx them
then pse r 81 strong paper cloth ovcE the ofnts
and faek he1ds before It driee-we prefer c,o,b
Alter it has had time to dry thoroughly IL /. rr.d n
ce'er with wal paper: Like to hasr It drv .~Ier,l
days before it ID rapeted. 1t IL always wri 10 nv
s1p Il i0fs 5ou Put ali Il dIcu1t % I'll ir,t
~" "et to make the board If soo wet 1t will sustuk
a~sy ira. The tack, and II enoxh II win not
lht7nk do~n k1nooth- ANY can eaAiIy dpd our bT
experimenting Little With some short piee. Gu, oa
the full width It the bo4rd- sb4 put on it skes snn
wall a. emeoih - sAt&zau: and nueh Warmer At one
half tie etpx nte,
For Ceiling. sheEe need hr lathlns or COVERING bnt
nail DIRECTLY On the iasss, making jon:s on the dst
mem. fof th' pe1o.e they should be sixteen INCHES
apa ffoI centre to eeatsr. aud tie board trum.l tn
70 On ~hhe ut lappES- Apply il Ia The sa-nr
nc aura and Dc careful to put It on epooth t. n.r
'n. taek Win laounee taekf. COVERING The erilinx