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FROM TEXAS.
KIcKAroO, TEXAS June oh, 1871.
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kIcKATOO. TEXAS June 5h, 1871.
EDlroR JAsrER COURIER.
DEAR SIR: Being native Of your
ilourishing State and recently resi-
dent Of y,ur county, do not feel that
it would be any out OF the way, OH my
part, to give you u few items of my pres
ent home. l came here last January;
have Travelled over most Of this large
State, and am well pleased with its vast,
rolling. fertile prailies West, and South
Immigration is large. People are
coming by thousands from North.
South, East and West TO find welcome
homes in this new, but thriving coun-
try. The day is not tar distant when
Texas will be ono Of tho best, weaitlicst,
and mos. flourishing States in Amcri.
"a. Stock raising is becoming more
profitable business here every year.
Vast numbers ofenierprisimg, thorough
going, capitalists ale investing largely
in stock cattle drovers have already be-
gan driving herds Of several Thousand
to Kansas, Colorado and California.
Transportation will soon bc easily and
readily commanded all over Tic State.
Quite number Of Railroads are built,
and being built: lasting bridges are
erected and being erected across the
rapid streams with which this State is
quite well supplied. Manufactures are
rapidly being established, such as Foun-
dries and Machine shops, Cotton and
Woolen Factories. Ice and Furniture
; Factories, in short everything that il
/ destined TO contribute to the welfare,
happiness ard prosperity ofand enter
prising people. Last year corn was
!. scarce, and high, being worth 81 so per
, busl,cl. This year they have fine crops Of
corn and cotton which are the CHI fpro-
J. ducts of the country. Energetic, court
~ Texan, are laboring under one great
burden. That is, ms they term it, their
"Yankcc Government" But they arc
:. bearing it with the patience Of job,
u and hoping the day will come when they
can rc-establish their laws and govern.
lnent as it was in Democratic days.
: The Texans Idol is Kaw-Hidc and
Greens, and many Immigrants arc sing
, ing.
= To Texas I'll 60 this spring.
On the prairie Ill live all my days,
q IIerdimg cattle is just the thing.
Mid the Southern Sunshinc's sprays,
I'm tired Of living on pork and beans
Ill try Raw-Hidc and Greens. -
RAKE.
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From the Worcester Spy.
"S'OLL RIGHT S'R."
Which Il Wasn't at All.

A man passing mp Pleasant street late
Saturday evening saw some one lean
ing against the door Of the Baptist
church. and OF looking more closely OBJ
served that hc was in the act Of taking
drink from bottle. On seeing the man
approach, and probably thinking him to
be a patrolman, the fellow reeled around
and taking hold Of the door handle said.
"S'o!l right s'r. board here s'r. aud al
lns tak'r drink fore 90 To bed"
The man called his attention 10 the
fact that The building on which lle leaned
for support was Baptist church, aud
suggested that he had best 80 home hc-
fore the bottle had him in the gutter;
whcrcnpon tipsy corkcd his bottle and
said. discourTginglv:
"This the third timc'f been mistaken,
m cf I find many more l'abtis mcctin
houses that look like my b,srdin' place,
bottle wont hold out. Glad YOU aint
p'lcccman, err
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0-T1t II stated In an exchange, that
probably the best plan to annihIiate ants
Il to catch the criminal with ~pair Of
twcezcrs. and hit II square on the hcnt!
with sledge hammer. We once asked
4 comfcctioMer IN this city how he ina'-
aged TO keep ants out Or his cake casrs.
II keep them clecWA" waa The rcp'F~
y. a. Ledger.
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List Of Entcrprising business
Firms Of Cincinnati, Ohio,

Who have subscribed to the Capital
Stock of the Rockport and Northern
Central Railway Company. Purchasers
visiting Cincinnati will find these houses
the best in the city to deal with, and dis
posed, as they nave already cyinccd by
their actions 10 look after the material
Interests OF their customers.
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Aorifuiturai ,smplemtuts.

VSAAC STRAUP g. CO., Manufacturers of the
4 celebrated Portable Grist Nails. Queen OF nc
south" for corn meal wheat Touring and stock feed
spices &C. also bolting apparatus tmutters and mil
work generally. N. W. corner Front and John streets
Cincinnati. o.
(tAPT. j. EARNSHAW, Manufacturer ana
I dealer in Agricultural Farm and Plantation I'm.
pcm ents and Machinery. Salerooms: 142 Walnut ana
is and II West Sixth street, Cincinnati. o.
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Gots, Goys anS Iurs.

1CHN BALI, Wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps and
- Fancy Furs No. ll3 Main side, Cincin.
nnu
PRICE 4 BISHOP, Wholesale
- dealers in Hats, Caps Furs ana Straw Goods.
northwest corner Vine aud Pearl streets. Cincinnati.
Y>HOMPSON, GOODRICH 4 Co, jwbciesals
l. dealers in Hats, Caps Furs and Straw Goods, Ne
93 west Pearl street. Cincinnati
r ockw oOd, Nichols a. Tice, Wholesale dealer,
in Hats. Caps Straw Goods, Ladies' lurs, No. o.
west Third street, Cincinnati.
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Orofcrs.

rINUOS. & ROK'T n. JONES. Wholesale Gro.
Il GERS, No Ha.si Second street, Cincinnati.
IACOBS MEsCHEk, Wholesale Grocers. and
~ dealers IN Foreign nd Domestic Liquors, NOS ~
and 20 Main street. tiitlnbrti.
YAMES N.AIS1IN, Dealer i'll STAPLE. Fancy,
- Foreign and Domestic Groceries, Northeast corner
FIFTH and Elm streets. 'inrlnnati
u ISIIOP ERDTHEES, Nholesslr Groe.rs. 81,
~ and =! Wa'''li street corner r.ail Ci..nna1i.
XIyM. GIenn& son, Wholesale Groeeis, No. 20 IN
w Te vincsireet.
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BOOK ON BUILDING.

XXyinkie Co.. 3ll west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
w hav. just published a Book on Huiding; every
person contemplating bnilding should have a copy.
Send for IL. Price One Dollar.
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CARPET WARPS, &c.


(tOuld. pearcc 4 Co., Manufacturers of Cotton
NY Yarns. patings and Grain Rags, No. "a west
Second street Cincinnati
CStcarns & Foster. Manufacturers of BLACK and
- white wadang, Office: No. &c east Second srsef,
Cincinnati
YNutnaIs Hooker & Co.. White and colcrtd car
Z pc, Warns. Rats &c, IL west Second and 2com-
m ere. streets. Cincinnati.
.ycwctt g. Adams. Manufacturers ~ Paper. cotton
and Burlap Rags and iohhers Of Domestic cotton Goods.
Puraps Las'inrs, Shoe inngs etc, 30. west Pearl
street Cincinnati.
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* lobe Rolling Mill Company, Manu- acturers
Of all sizes Of Rar. Boiler. SAe. and Anele Iron.
&c Office and warehouse Nos. A. and ~ ives, Second
str ret. Cincinnati
~ rccnSV oOd Iron Works. Niles Grecnwoo =
NJ Lefcl's Turbine Water Wheel Gearing shafting
and Mil work RI all kinds &c. Corner Canal and Wal
nut street. Cincinnati.
NJ CLEMENTS. Manufacturer of Iron Railings
WI Bank Vaults and Jail Cells. Baymiiler street
Cincinnati
n rOnton Rolling Mill.--D. T Woodrow, dealer III
assor.er Bar. sheet Hoop ard riv Iron 0l. l03 and
lO5 west Front ard &c Race street Cincirra'i
~ icharsls, Kelley Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. manu-
III fac.urcrs Of Band Saw Machines Wocdrough
Nc Farn sole agents. NJ, ~ and llwest Second street
Cincinnati.
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\ II Z

ATl0N HAS
introduced to
ople that has
Ikcd q success
% EXTRACT
p" One ounce
hact is more
|tion upon dis
p Of the prep.
parilla. Asa
nae no equal;
m'utory ELcu-
p oil It's forms,
,. Physicians
t quaek nos.
hula is printed
| |Nicholasvillc,
the best Blood
yer used"
Pf Baltimore,
r prescribe it
Syphilis"
Of Baltimore.
The worst case
I've ever seen
tol, Of Lima,
p suffered for
$h an eruption
edy; tried all
b with no rue.
b Of Rosadalis
euro.
Is ALMANAC
res Ale Eusn.
lishes ils thin.
py IT. troix, or
sale Depot COR
DY & CO.,
matt. oHlo.
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alarblr uJork8.


~ FUFIJER 4 HENNING. Great Western Mar.
WI bic W orks Nantes mud Monuments. Cabinet and
Plunmcrs stock Front street, hetv Gas Works and
Mill street. Crr'rrs'i.
r Oseph Poster. Steam Marble eud Free Stone
- Works corner Elm and Canal streets Cincinnati.
j. MYERS Co., Wholesale dealers in For
een nj Anne riean Marble. Fifth street. heiween
Stone and Hoadley, near E. II. 4 D. X. r. Depot Gin
cinnat
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Tobaefonists.
Winooiu Shades.

NJ Address Co.. importers and manufacturers
II Of Parsr Harengs. and Window Shades, No. %
west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
q Hs,Imes Son, Manufacturers ~ Paper Hang
o. ing. ana window Shades, No. street, be-
tween 4th and 9Th. Cincinnati.
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NYclson's Uus'ness Collercs. velson 4 L.ne aic.
~ Tropyet"vs. ccsas- 9Th ssd Vine. and 18th and
0aIA, Ctneinnasi.
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4 &c.

r1,re Arms and Ammunition whoi~ssie rn
i Retail. y. Kitiredge Co., l46 Main street, Gin
cinnati.
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FEATHERS.

ID a. Holden & Co.. Wholesale dealers in Feath-
NJ Srs Always paw the highest market price fol
Ginseng and Bcesw Ak. No. 6T Vine street Cincinnati
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Too wicked for prayer, too weak for my
moan
TO be heard in the streets Of the crazy
town,
Gone mad in their Joy at the SHOWS
coming down;
To lie and to die, in my terrible woe.
With bed aud shroud Of the beautiful
snow!
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&t0ucD, Af.
". BALL Co., Manufacturers Of Stoves,
T. Iloilow VI are and Sadirons. Office aud sample
rooms No. l6 Main street. Cincinnati
@ontincntal stove Wcrks.--Mears. Oihaber
Co. manufacturers of Stoves and Hollow w-wae, IL
and 81 east Second street Cincinnati
~ II. BAYLESS 4 CO., Wholesale and r-tsii
j J. dealers in Stoves. Hollow ware, Castings ana
House Furnishing Goods Nos. Isl and ls3 west Firth
street. Cincinnati.
NVYilIBnm ResOr6 Co.. Manufacturers ri Stoves
w and Hollow ware and dealers in Tin Plate. sheet
Iron. Copper &c. Cincinnati.
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r3OEESTERsS CRACKERS.-Fosrsttr Per-
kins Propretors. Office and Factory, 43Vins street
Cincinnati.
YOHN BAIL1E A CO., Steam Bakery. ard Ex'
81 celsior Baking Powder Works, southeast corner
iudlew and Second streets. Cincinnati.
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LITNOGRAPHIC.

CNtrohridge & Co.. Steam Printing ldth"Rraple T.
- tablsshuent No 1871 west Fourth street. Cincinnati
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})ork nlcrfl)ants.

TNenrce 4 HOOc, lnror'ert Of china, Glass and
II Queensware. No u Vine street Cinc'nna,i.
vVycmpcet, BrGclt,nann 4 CO.. manufacturers ol
u &C. and white Granite Ware, Richn"nd street
west If Harriet Cincinnati. -
,yOseph s. Hill 4 Co.. Dealers in Queensware and
Glassware Coal Oil Lamps. Table cutlery and Looking
glasses 81 west Pearl street, Cincinnati.
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Restaurant.

I'll men. Nos. l.gsg and ISL Win. street. west side
between Foufh and Filth. Upen la, aud night. New
York she'll Oysters constantly 90 hand.
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Our Skins arc Selves,

And through millions of orifces oozes the
TRANSPARENT Auid which Nature does not
need for vital purposes. Ibis is wise pro-
WHOM of Providence, but excessive perspi-
ration IL, nevertheless, extremely weaken
ing: During the heats o! summer hIru.
working men perspirs to an extent that IL
more or les facilitating. They, OIL q,
classes OF the community, require q Whole
some inyigorapt at this season. Let them
not seek 1t In The liquors Of the bar-room'
they will not find 1t there. A medica'ed
sliInulant, pure and undefled, is what they
need; and among this class OF remedies,
Hostetter's Stomach BitterS stands alone.
No valid plea can be urged against its use,
even by the genius Of Temperance itself; fo'
even the Maine law permits the sale OF DIFF
fuslve stimuli for medicinal purposes a
a general renoyating preparation, the Bit
tiers has no equal anywhere. But this is only
one OF the merits OF this famous nVlgora-
tor. It's regulating properties give II an I'M
men e superiority Over all The tonics OF the
Phnrmacopaia. In cases OF chronic consti-
patton il Is the most useful ana certain oil
All aperientS. 1t creates no violent colnmO-
ton In the di>chaiginS organs, nut gentiy
relieving them of treir oostruciions, leaves
them III Il healthy, vigorous cohu,lloE. ~
seems unnecesS r. TO state, In view 81 the
mass Of testimony as Ia is effects III uys-
pepSia, thai IL is Il permanent cure ioI mat
terrible : nd but 90 gen raj c mpiaint:
The hume ouS "Bltters," under various
names, which nerrcnary dealers endeayor
TO subsii,ute tor Hos, ettel's stomach ut
t,,rs, shO nd b. avoided. for their own saktS
by the sick and Tue public ut large. Hostet-
t,.r's Bitlers are pIocnr ,Dle in bottles only,
aud never S0lu ii bulk.
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9MIssIssIrPI POLlTICs.

Major FORGE ". Fl .KrER, formerly
Of this city, but for many years PAST PAST
editor dit "a. of The Kinds county Gazette at
RAYMOND, Mississippi. keeps the follow
ID, platto,n standing at the head o. his
u neri 1t seems to meet with much
asnnnrnroyval in that county and Major
HARPER is urged to become 2 candidate
for the Legislature upon this deolara-
ton OF principles: .tE
-,.rD g, OUR PLATFoRAr. udT,
The Union-THe, Constitutioa-Ihe En-
~ i" .toreemsnt Of tie La'cs; ,..,,
,afRadicalism IN all its phases the
objective point" None but honest and
undoubtedly competent men tor ohiclai
positions. No support fora white man
because he is a Olsite man, nor ior a
colored man because he is a co'orea
man; but all candidates to be support,
ed on the ground Of capacity, booesly
aud fidelity to the CONSTITUTION anu
Laws. .yJIIg-hl ~ ~ :, ,..t,-h.
/. The, protection OF all, whites and
blacks, 10, the quiet enjoyment OIL their
civil and political rights,
. Reduction Of the State and county
taxes. TO- 10. 5.' 800 .s-c.sd .g-, '-.a =
g., Strict economy in State and county
+ Reduction in all salaries, State and
comfy. .Gt'I VI '.
5 Home interests and protection. and
the development of the resources and
wealth OF Mississippi by honest and
just legislation. ,,.-p.
y 6. Acquiescenoe in the Constitutional
Amendments. rorta I'd, -. ....r ~" .
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t.lughlin's Infant Cordial,
FOR CHILDREN TEkTHING.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG.
An old and we'll .ried emedy. Thousands
OF mothers can testify riIat IL Is reliable aud
perfectly SaIe III ali cases. 1t softe,ls the
gums dbdney Inflammation, invigorates the
stomach and Bowels corrects Aeidity, and
is Il sure and speedy cure for Collie, Cramps,
and Windy Pains. a tier q single trial, no
mother Will do without 10. -..-
Ii the Baby Is Cutting Teeth use the Cor
dial. II facilitates the process OF teething,
and Is Il reliable cure for the many Ills To
which infants are subject.
rn1usandS will testify that The Infants
cordial Is the safest and most efficient cure
Tor the various disorders to which children
teethIng are liable. .....
Mother, use this preparation and your
children VIII be spared all the sorrows OF
teething . Z .... ... ..- -,
A mid, yet sure and speedy cure for Collie,
Cramps and Windy Pains. Invaluable for
teething children. Excellent, also, for chill
dren OF a restless and fretful habit, and in
all cases or looseneSS, gripping, vomiting,
&c, IL gives immediate ease.
Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety
for your little ones? Are your slumbers
and your hearts broken by their cries7 DO
apprehenSivc? Use the Cordial. Your
nights will then be undisturbed, and your
children escape all ills incident 20 teethinS
Price y cents bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
apr6 PrOprietors.
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DIR. RAILWAYS ....
Perfect PurgatiYe PILE.

per,ectly tasteless, elegantly coH:Cd with
sweet gum, purge, regIiate, puffy clean>e
and strengthen. Railways Pills, ior the
cure OF all disorders Of the stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Il adder, NervUu- Diseases,
heada ,ne, Constipation. CUstiveucss, lnui-
gestion, Dyspepsia, BiliousTess Bilious Fee
Yer, Ind ANIMATION OF the Bowels, III g aud
ali Heterogeneous OF the internal NIsceTa.
Warranted 10 ctfrct q positive cal q. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, MINER
8, or deleterious drugs. -....,
eB-observe the following symptoms re-
sulting from disorders Of the Digestive Or
gans:
constipation, Inward Piles, Fullncss Of
the blood in the Head, hcidfty OF the
Stomach, NAUSEA, Heart burn, Disgust OF
Food, F'ullness or y eight In the stomach,
sour t,ructntiUns, Sinking or fluttering M
the Pit Of the Stomach, swinmiDg ~ the
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing
FIutferirg At ,he Hear, Choking or Snho-
ting Sensations when In q lying posture,
| DiIuurss OF Vision, bots or Webs before The
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head /,
Deficiency Of PerspiFHioif, >eilowness of
| The Skin and Eyer, Pam In the Side, Lhesf,
| Limbs, aud Sudden Flushes OF Heat, Burn
| ing In the Flesh. W."
< few doses Of Railways pills wi free the
system from all the above Dained disorders.
! Price, q cents per box. Sold by Druggists.
| = READ "FALSE IAN ID TRUE. SIND one
! letter stamp 10 KADWAY d CO., No. b
! Maiden Lane, New York. Information
1 worth fhotrsi nds will be sent you. je3
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
II made 10 me by William W. Miller and
Annie A., his wife. dated the Isl DAY OF
July, 1869, and recorded iii the office OF the
recorder of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
Deed Book No. a, page 3i2, aud gwen TO ST.
cue Alexander NJ. Jacobs the pay mcnt OF
tho sum of eight thousand dollars, with in-
teresJ which said debt is evricnced by
three pro mi>SOry notes, each made by SAID
William W. Miller to the order OF sa!d Id
c"bs, with interest from their date. PAYABLE
Semi-aunulily, ana each for the sum OF
y, III 6G2S the first or said notes being due
and PAYABLE on or before July ]. $50; Tn,
second, on or before July !, Nj ,,and the
third on OF before July I, 1872, win. on
Wednesday, the 9th day OF August.
1871,
sell ut public auction, at the front door o
the Court House Of OniO county, III the city
Of Wheeling, the following !esciibed lea.
property, situate i'm kcnlAlnG township.
ONO county. West Virginia. and being p 81
OF what Is commonly known as the Nrd-
dington" farm. bounded as follows: Begin
ling at a stone in Lhe me dow at the rear vi
the mansion OF the said WaGdin ton arm,
thence y. 3S}4 w. ssh poles tc The middle %
turnpike; q cnce along the middle of said
turnpike NJ 4 +. 3.9 poIes; thence a'onr
same y. IVA h. poles; lhence along same
y. =. - poles; thence along same
MIA Z. 1 p lies; thence n!ong same \. -
r.. 4 poles; thence along Aane y. ~ r.. i
poles; theiice along sam: y. 6J,4 f.. 4 poles;
The ce n. 80 T.. as poles tp q stone by gate
post; thence y. S414 f. 1874 po este a stone;
thence y 46H r. ll.6 poicstoa stone; thence
&. 1871 +. S9.5 poles To a stone; thenceS. lj1I
w. $50 poles to q stone; thence 8. 2S4a f Is
poles TO a stone; thence 5. SGi4 w. OIL poles,
TO the place OF beginning containing TWEEN
ty- five acres, with the improvements. The
first two of said notes, with their interest
from January /, 1877 :, are now due and un.
paid, as also the Interest on the last of said
notes, from January !, 1870.
TERMS OF SALE-S62J0 of the purchase
money in cash, and the residue on or be.
fore the st day OF July, 1877, with interest,
the purchaser to give bond with approved
personal security, and the title TO be retain
ell till the purchase monev il paid in full.
selling az trustee. shall convey such rtle
as is vested in me by said dee OF trust
''..' Il. b. WOODS, Trustee.
Enquire OF a. j. CLARKE, Law Office cor
ner Fourth and Monroe streets. jH6
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LM.nEKnk..i ~ FaII.

On "Wednesday last laborer on the
line Of the Pittsburgh and Connells-
Vile railroad, named Patrick Harland,
iell through a bridge OF the road near
Southampton, and Was 80 badly injured
that he died next day. His remains
were brought to this city yesterday
and buried in st Patricks cemetery
Cumberland Daily Meacs, Sth
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pa16ular section of%Se State may be
~, Sksde> as worthless and unworthy the
attss ton stsspeopis. Ths question.
is, shallsA, NIKE those 4hendments
Of az dsps.isssion upon which ~ are
agreed, thos Chang which we gre all
ready to admit will prove Advantageous
to the intersrts Of the StateP It will lie
time enough when the new Constitution
"a submitted to decide what Of its pro-
visions are worthy of adoption. Let US
not refuse to take what We do want, lest
vi. may be offered something we 40 not
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PEG .rr-. 'v--:O:-i0g.i
RatcI,elOr,s Hair Dye.

This superb Hair bye is the best in the
Wor,d-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
stantaneous. No disappointment. No RI
dicu,ous rints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine W. A. 'BatehelOr's Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
brit leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau:
tiflI. The only safe and Perfect Dye, Sold
nv ali Druggists. Factory ID Bond Street,
~ york tan2S-dGw
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ONE OF THE LARGEST ENGLISH
Fire Insurance companies doing busi-
ness in the United States desires 10 obtain
the services of competent aud reliable
agent Tor VIII EELISG and vicinity. Adj
diess, stating references, sc"
''''' J. JACKSON,
iva South strt ct, Baltimore.
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-I---
D4 ED,

-WIISON-yester Sunday morning,
AL't !: -, youngest daughter OF Andrew
and elizabeth G.. Wilson, aged years and
4 months.
The mneraIwilI take place from the resi-
dence o; her PARENTS, this afternoon, at S's
o'c.ock. Friends Of the family are invited
to attend.
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" Spec 9.tt,' a,ct.:ll.esHs.v -. -.
THE Bills Id y T. II.

afesss O4toby & De1.cld: JaagEYl -." sG
The aluss.s sent suit {yently; could not
have been b, Il, sailed II 1 hm a thousand
pair to select from | can now read the
Smallest pint and do the finest sewing
without difficulty or pain in myeyes. At
The place 10 buy ebbie and all other Spec
tacles, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c. iyo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-10
MARRIED.

WELLS-BAGULEY-- Thursday even
ing, 9Th inst ,ls7l by Kew. d. W Fisher, at the
residence OF The brides parents. Mr.. d Z.
WILLS OF WelIsyiils, Ohio, to Mia KATE
BAGULEY, of this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-10
lust Received.

a CASES CONCENTRATED BEVERAGE
4 Fruit IS, rups, viz: Blackb, rry, Rasp-
berry, Strawberry, Pine, Apple; Lemon,
Snn a,ticleof English Break ,asL Tea.
INV - 'S7F"''' GREER & PAUL..
tys .l..E No. 5WsshingtOn Hall.