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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
TO SAN FRANCISCO AND THE PACI.
r.f. FIJI.
AN IMPORTANT ENGINEERING EXCURSION
TO EXTEND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

AN lMfoklANT ENGlNEERlNG EACURSlON
TO EXTEND A ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
(From the st Louis Dem.)
A party of eXcursionsts, headed by
Chief Engineer Blickondorfer, of the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad, with proper
accountrements and paraphernalia are
about TO enter and travel across the plains
lying between Indian Territory and the
lower portion of California, through which
that road will, in the course of time, soon
stretch its tracks and dispatch its engines,
to the peaceful shores of the Pacific coast.
The object of the lonely journey is to ex-
anime the limo of the road, with view Of
determining the engineering features and
difficulties to be surmounted, and making
the proper preparations to grapple with
and binding in its iron grasp the Immense
country to the west of US. The party de-
scending along the line OF the Atlantic
and Pacific road, will start from its ter
minus, and crossing the Arkansas river,
| the Canadian and Rio Grande ut Albuqer-
| que, pass through New Mexico Arizona and
| Colorado river and wind up in the vicini-
| ty of Fort Mohavc, from whence they
will ascend the Pacific slope to San Fran
| cisco--descrbing in fact from their star
ting point ut st. Louis q semi-circlc acr Oss
the continent nearly 2000 miles in length.
The journey will occupy nearly three
months. Tho party, with their wagon
stores, supplies, horses, etc. will be protec:
ted by n military escort sent by Major
General Pope to protect them from the
kiowas, Apaches Comanches and other
tribes infesting the intervening country,
which is supposed for the most part to be
a rich, arabic plain.
Another party, under command OF
Captain j. X. Stranugb will start about
! the same time, and survey the line Of rout
to the Canadian river, Indian Territory
n distance Of about one hundred and fifty
miles from the present terminous Of thu
road. In the latter party, aud attached to
it in the capacity Of leveler, is Mr.. Johr
Judson, brother of Governor Brown
| private secretary
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
From the Indianapolis Journal /

From the Indianapolis Journal
A bad sell has been perpetrated upon
some gushing and amorous gentleman Of
New York city. A writer in the Stay
says that he recently published the follow,
ing advertisement in the Herald;
"A young lady of good family desires
the acquaintance of young gentleman
of good standing and some personal attrac
tions, with view ultimate to marriage. Sh,
has good marriage portion in her own
right. The jealousy Of an ever watchfu
guardian is the cause Of this step. Ad
dress, M, box, post office.
One hundred and seventy-fve gay and
festive gentlemen answered the advertise
ment, and letters were written to forty OF
them to meet IN. FL In the City Hal
Park, in front of the Registers Office, a,
2 o'clock 2, NJ. zach gentleman To presen
| himself with u flower in the button hol,
of his coat. At the appointed time ther,
was q gathering Of the victims, each attir
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

The following story is told of the siege
OF Paris; A professor of music, who was
Obliged TO abandon his house, in the bur-
Oh the departure left the unfinished
TSaS OF OF musical composition behind.
.nTis,Sr' over lie returned, with intense
1crirt ~ 'f Neiute Of the precious manu-
one waIl n r re,al his house destroyed. Only
high nm an i Ian standing, but luckily
board with il. ''le could be seen the cur.
thc lock- in ", Which, sSy ua sMll projecting from,
able papers. a ladder WY" ,lea Tue Valu'
impatient composeiascendedP 'ocurea, The
LIS treasure safe and so ""a TOOK ou'
was his astonishment 10 find /, Whn
complete, but completed, the conno.; oh';
Drought to happy close, with a brief not, '
VI explanation, signed, "Koennemnn,N'
line regiment 's'eoh'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
CARRYING coNcEALxD wEAroNs,

From the Macon, (Ga.) Telegraph
The papers state that Gov. Senter OF
Tennessee has declared that he will not
pardon any person convicted of carrying
or using concealed weapons. This deter
mination, we think, is justified by the sit
uation. Since the termination of the war
the practice of carrying a concealed ar
mory of deadly weapons about the person
has been quite too general, and has been
fruitful Of mischief. Among the negroes
particularly, it has been very mischievous
The ambition to own and 'tote" pistols,
has been almost universal, and, as conse.
quence, quarrels very often take the shape
Of murderous ARRAYS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

,,rss SS SS,.s, candidates for cougress.at,
Ing, ,ha aa nssin to multiply Logan thinks
men tue nomination n~ should've given to Shell.
by NJ. Cuilom. Hon. yehn W. " 'Ae', ,
1t. Clair county, looms in the s's,,, Oh
a. possible candidate. Gov, 0,loI',
will have to exercise his political STRAIT,
gy, or he may be taken at his word an
not BE- again asked to leave the peac,
foi retirement of private life.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
rnEauEEx REQUESTED no AsprcArr.

TIE QUEhN REilu ~ TED TO ABDlCATE.
In the following Indirect fashion the
Pau Mall gazette invites the good Queen
Victoria to make way for younger blood ::
Her majestys health is understood to
require these inopportunr visits to Balmo-
raj, and the actual business of royalty can
be done by no one but herself But the
social duties of her station could be cqual-
ly well performed by the Prince and Prin-
cess Of Wales. At future dav they
must succeed to that place in social and
public life which the queen has vacated.
and there is no reason why her muiesty
should not cnjoin them to take that place
at once. The function of the crown as
the visible head Of the nation may be
transferred to the heir without any pro-
cess of abdicaton. He should be requir-
cd to live at Buckingham palace, DO sur
rounded with the same state and exercising
the same Inequalities as the queen herself
All the external pomp by which royalty
appeals to the imaginatiOns of its subjects
would again be seen in London; the prince
OF Wales, as regards the representative
aud public side Of things, would be virtu.
ally sovereign There would be no additio
nal outlay needed on the part Of the ma
tion, for the proportion Of her majesty
income which would be spent at Bucking
ham palace if she were herself able to keel
her court, there would be applicable t
the same purpose when her conrt wa
Kept there for her by the prince of Wales
The subject is one which IL is the duty c
the cabinet to bring before the attention
oil the sovereigns. 1t concerns-it YER
nearly concerns the interests of he
crown and dignity, and it cannot be doub
teu mat II her ministers placed it befor
mer IN TINS, Its true aspecti her majest
Moula willingly accede to suggestion S
of execution.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
PERSONAL.

The wife and daughters of Mayor Hall
sailed for Europe Saturday. I Pa
Mrs. Sheridan and party are expec-
ted at Long Branch next week.
Mrs. Nc Dermott, a pror washerwo-
man Of Sacramento, won $4,000 in the
recent lottery.
Mr.. Jay Cooke has charming sum-
mer resort at Put-in-Bay, Lake Erie,
where he has shut up dozen clergymen
to enjoy their vacation.
Goodrich, the famous skater, returned
from long European tour recently. He
was highly successful, and astonished the
natives by his wonderful performances
on the ice and on parlor skates.
The world Cor some time has lost
sight Of Anna Dickinson. She "stll
lives, " however, and is laying up her
wrath against the coming of next lecture
season, at Lighthouse Cottage, Atlantic
City.
ID. G. Croly, managing editor Of the
W oft", sdso' -h WIG 10 thc upiesL
assistant ! ever had in journalism" Mrs.
Robert Carter, wife of the editor OF
Appieton's journal, is fuel and grace
full writer, whose pen renders invaluable
assistance to her husband.
Mrs. Bloomer, the originator of The
costume for women which stills bears her
name, and one Of the pioneers, if not the
pioneer, in the woman's rights movement,
is now stid to be living quietly, without
either social or political ambition, in a
rising Kansas town, engaged in attending
to II large family and hourishing farm.
Weston, the pedestrian is trying to
negotiate an engagement to walk on the
st. Louis Fairgrounds during Fair week.
lie has formed similar engagement in
Louisville, where he will perform the feat
Of walking five miles in one hour, one
mile of which will be made in ten min.
utes, and one half mile bnckward-the en-
tire five miles to be accomplished within
one hour.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

&C, cd IN his best and wearing the flower.
me perpetrator of the joke watched the
expectant crowd for some minutes from a
neighboring window, and finally sent q
small boy out, bearing placard announc-
ing that IN. FL could not come that
cay. Inc crowd ''vanised like the base
behind" The personal advertisements
Of the Herald are not studied now with as
much interest as they formerly were
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

IN another column we publish an ed
iseF'si article from the Springfield Req,
ss'~' Of Tuesday, in regard to the cleo.
ton Of q democratic candidate for con.
gsSAt-lsrge. 1t will be seen that the
Rssisser endorses our candidate, r. r
Goodsll, Esq. A Mr.. Goodell is cit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

PRECEDENT GRANT expects to visit
oa'esge sometime in September The
NpnSah state convention meets on
.ne So'h Of that month. Has the on,
2ny'hingto do with the o,hery
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

CARL scHuRz will be in Chicago
next week 1t is expected thar he will
address his German fellow citizens on
The questions Of the day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

izen of Springfield, the views of the
Rc1ister are entitled to peculiar consid-
Grafton. being formed from a personal
lrovlcdoe of their subject.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
John Il. oberly a Co. nave reduced the sub
seriptsn prlce OF the Weekly Cairo Bulletin TO
ONO Dolar per aAa.ni, making 1t the cheapest pa.
perpublished In Southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
THE BULLETIN.

Tho eea paper Of Alexander county and Of The city Of
Cnroj be 0nls norsing dad v In SoHt thorn Illinois ;
aWde-dudkc jour aai small, but fearless; out
u,oten on an subjects Of interest 10 ne public !;
uaA aIarge and Increasing circulation, The BuUe-
In soheit the patronage Of Intelligent readers and
Ggterpnslag business men.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

HON ID. W. VOORHEES, will address
the people Of Louisville on Saturday
night.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
lFr0m a speech Lu Senator DoOlitc. deiireroi at y
trOt ia iS,;A

tFrom a speech bu Senator Dooiic deiicerci at Do
trOh, ~ 1865.
Let us act by the South n Cainlllus proposed 10
DO " the people OF Lalium after they had re
b-iied against Rome aud had been put down 10y
the ariniss OF thai power. Whea the question
arose N the senate what shall be done with
hstu'n and the people Of Lstlum there were
some Even there who shouted; "CUnii-cate their
property make them slaves" There was how .
ever h"us that day who would have made them
nav, 10 th.lr ON II slaves. But Cumilus, whose
lve.h OF single line has made his name I'M
moi'Al sad: "senatOrs, let us make them fellow
p,LeIts, Hhi thus add 10 the power and glory Of
oniH' let Us, now that they have laid down the
sn ns VI lhet rebellion and have renewed their
sE,,snee 70 the union and the nag. make the
Sg'leih people our fellow -citz ans and thus
- " 'he power AMI glory Of the nutlnu."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
PHYsICIANs.
PRINTING.

CHROMATIC work printing IN many and
~ and varied colors at one impression, on the
celebrated chromstic press--done at the Bulletin
Job printing office. This is the most remarkable
pres. ever Invented, as it performs in one day
the work in eolored printing. OF ten Ordinary
presses thereby reducing the cost OF that charac-
ter 81 work tot very low rate.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

"His record is so consistent and untar-
nished that it may be Hkened 10 a straight
G"e drawa across pazEts--a etear beam,
,nsl0erred By tie fuctaating atmosphere
Of American politics, through the past
tioenty years"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
For President, 1872,
JAMES II. DOOLITTLE,
OF WISCONSIN.

Subject 10 the dectston Of the national DEM
ocratic cOnpention.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
FURNITURE FACTORY,
Warrington Rv., Near COstum House.

Nessrs. fichhof Brothers desire to inform the
eitirens Of Cairo that they are manufacturing all
kinds Of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04

THE New York World on Senator Doolitt
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NICHOLSON'S BULLETIN.
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CSuccesROT to w. r. &. HaTTison,O
lSS West baltimore Street,
Baltimore, ND.
IIbaI...I. ..J DALI

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TOY Rook', Pepper Dole, Games. Dime and
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10000 DIME Novel; I. and I'd s sY;E!Tsfsox
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HANDSOMELY Bound Gift Books, Initial Note
Paper and Envelopes.
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HAWKS Foun tain n-perfect-indispensabIe
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Bibles. Prayer Books, Hymn Books; StereoseoD..
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Magazines. All the New Novels,
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and Everything in the
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Pass Books, Butcher hooks, Milk Books. M,uo,,,.
dume, Letter BALANCES IS cents, BACK NumbeTS Of
weekly Papers at Ia price. Exquisite ChTomoS and
~ SeGool Reward Ticket! and Notices
Pretty Face, Pocket BOOks-aIl Qualities
". Al Tor sale IN any quantity very beet terms
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Full and explicit directions accompany the nneSi.
eineS.
Evidences Of the mott responsible and ,.I;,hl.
character furnished on application, With hupdTsdS
OF Lhodsan6s OF hVing Witnesses, and upward Of
$1,000 unsolicited certificates and TecommendHtorI
letters. many of which from the CHEST
including eminent PhysieiHnS, CIeTRymen States.
men. he proprietor has never TeaoFted 10 ther
publication IN the ncwspaPers; be does not do tbis
LOm the TACT that his articles rank a. Standard
PFeparations' and do not ICED to be propped up bv
certificates. ~ y
Henry T. HeImbOId's Genuine
Preparations.
ton. 'N''' 'OssT'a-
ESTABLISHED UPWARo OF TWENTY YEARS
SOLO oy Druggists every Address letters Eor
IN ormaIlon' IN confidence, to HENRY T HETM
Bold DruggiIt aud Chemist
Only oniy D2Roto: H. 7: HELNBoLD,s Drug and
Chemic1l Warehouse No. 59I, BToadwav NJ VI
or IT, T. HELMBOLD'S MedisnI Deno;. IoI soV,,I'
Tenth Street. PHILADELPHIA Pa Nv N'H
BEWARE 9fcoUNTERFEITs. Ask for HENRY
April {. 1871,
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LAMPS ANA IEwp conne


I-aInPS e. inc iudeh in which 10 theesIebrGtsd
HECHO BURNER. which giveS 'bTibIs A. much
Sght As the ordinary burners Alec. PoresIaiH
;f C. n procure German Students Lamp By
snPy adjusting this burner and shade to the ordf-
nary lamp; will fit any sire.
November l. w s. MASON
oBACCo. both chewing and smoking. .I.s =,
extra CiEsr for etc. az
APrI+ 1871. NIAsONs Drug Store.
A Ii fo the Popular Hair Dressing: and Ne, Dyes
ITO get fresh and reIisbIs Drugs, Cheu,ir,I.. an
4 the beet Patent Medicines as veil ns VTipdor
I Lesd CoIo's Ole. VHTnishsS. and Futty, tor
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A W. MAsoS'S yOu will End a choice ,,I...
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Setattlona'y. HhIch he ~iil sell cheaper tban can
ooFF's MALT EXTRACT, Cb,er OF h.,I,h.T
=. Tor Dy'PsP'i1' GoVEh;; hS;,::.s... AZ. soid
~, W. >. MAsOSs Drug Store.
S Sc Mo'I 1i L1r for 9StiHg Pie'. PUddiBGS.
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(AKSS9GiJC AsjSrsoePS(pw old Brown WindSOr
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RoWNN's BITTERs.-TheN greatest Tonic
PePs:.. Liver complaint, disease OF the Rjdeeys.
Dr." MI"ap sS Ssy s,sssS and p!e.e,ibeS
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il n: S:. 5n'' cold s.s SS:T
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Tooth sBd Nsii iEo0E P1 Hsirs
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AR JtIe SodG Water" feeling assured Is 80 -.
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WE you'd call especial attention 70 an, p,,,
80. eHo EenUlne French Brabdy received IN he
snerry, Native GraPe All Madeira winet-sH
W. 8. MASON :.
HAVE hSgS<<nd beautiful as,or,u,.,. -
- ShiS selling At cost. Those Uish-
should call [nd SeIeetY ~ e B,1sss
nay TSS 1911.
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BEING REDEXPRESSI.Y FOR
THE nov E COMPLAINTS Its Bi-OODS
PURlEHlNG PROPERTIES are GREAT
Err THAN ANY OTHER PREPARA
lion OF SARSAPARILLA. TT GIVES
IHE COMPLEXION A CLEAR AND
HEAkTHY COLOR AND RESTO rs
THE PATIENT In STAT OF a. e I,TH
AND PURITY. FOR PURIFYING TIL z
i BLOOD. REMOVING all CHRONIC con-
SIIIUTlONAL DISEASES ARISING
BLOOD. AND THE ONLY REIIABLE
AND EFEECTUAL KNOWN REMEDY
FOR THE CURE OFPAINS AND SWELL
tINGS OF THE BONES, ULCERATIONS
OF the THROAT aud LEGS, BLOTCIIES
ANDALL SCALY ERUPTIONS OF TmE
SkIN: AND BEAUTIFYING THE CO0i-
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

Z
las cured erery case Of diabetes IN tehich ii
has been 9tUem, Irritation Of the Neck ofhLe
BId",Eer and inflammation or'the RIIncys, u.
ceTdf'on Of the Kidneys and Bladder, K.fen>
ton Of Crime, Diseases oJMe Prostate GIonT
Stone an the Bladder, Calculus. Gror,L
B"tcA-C'Ust DcpOiIr, and Mucous or Malkv DIS.
charges, GmdLor Enfee6LcdGMd Delicate Com
Situations Of both seres, attended nth the fol-
to'ot"g symptoms: La1isposition to E.rcrfion.
loss Of PO'Cer, loss IF Memory, dj6icultv of
BIeathiHg, 'reok Nerres, Trcn,Jliny, Horror
Of Disease, WdkcfuLHess, Dimness IF Vision.
pain al tie Back, hot Hands, Flushing orthe
Body, Dcymess IF The Skin, Eruption on he
Face, FaH'd COE"teHdmce, UHiUersaI AssituoIe
" the Muscular System, etc.
Used ~ PeT'o1' from the ages Of eighteen to
Senty.hVe' aud from thirty five AIV five or in
the decline or change OF life after confinement or
labor pains, bed'WCtting in children.
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II. T. HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCuU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRU.
DGNCES. HABITS OF DISSIPATION ETC
~ All tnelr Stages. a. little expense, little or no
Shange IN Diet no Inconvenience, aud no expoIpIe
u causes frequent desire, and eiVes SITepEth tn
CInatS' theTeoy removing Distractions, Prevent.
ing and curing stTiCtursS OF the Urethra AIlayinp
ram and Inflammation, frequent in this cIaS; ~
diseases and eEPellinG IL Poisonous matter
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as a FACE WASH, and winb.
S I me SnIy sP9cIhe remedy in every species Of
estss PlMPLEs, Spots: scoRBCTiC DRTNE
ISDURATIOSG OF the CUTANEOUS MEMRRANE
etc: dipelS REDSESS and ISSCIPIENT INFEt n
MIAIIoN. HIVES. HsH. MOTH PATCHES.
DkfNESS OF SCALPtR SKIN, FROST BITES
and All purpose for which SALVES or OIST
WEN Is are used; restores the Skin to a stato Of
purity and Goitness. and insuTes cOntin ne healthy
Ecton TO the Tissues OF lite vessels which depends
inc agreeable cIeaTness and viVAcity of
90 much sought and admired. But however vain.
able AZ remedy for cGSting defects Of the Oh H.
i. HelmbOld's Rose Wash has long sustained tie
principal claim to unbOunded patronage, by poe
Seestng qualities which render il a TOILET APP
PENDAGE OF the most SuperIative and ConreuiaI
character. combining in an elegant formula those
prominent requisites, SAFETY and EFFICACY
the inVNTiAhle aceOmpS nimeDts Of its use-as =
fTeseTvatiVe and Refresher Of the Complexion. Il
san excellent Lotion Tor diseases ola Syphilic Ma
tuTe aud As ajeciOn for diseases OF the TinnTy
Organs, arising from habits Of dissipation used in
conneetiOn with the EXTRACTS BGCHU SARSN
PARILLA aud CATAWRA GRAPE PILLS inauc
diseases a. recommended, cannot be surpassed,
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TIN AND STOVE HOUSE.

w. O. SMITH,
Agent for Jas. LaW. UocF and Successor to
Miller d Smith,
y ESPECTFULLY informs his friend, and ,b.
public that he has re.oPened at the old etc nd of
kinda Of ~ W III
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK,
Roofing and SpOuting done at short notice and
In the very best manner. My assortment of
TIN WARE, STOVES, &c, is complete, and
will be sold low for Cash or to 80 dsv prompt
paying customers. Please call and see me
before purchasing elsewhere. as NV motto
shall DO to please.
Respectfully,
Feb. II. IS7I-Iy. AL,
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SHINGLES FOR SALE.

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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

ALEX. MARTIN. D. D.. PREsIDExr,
With = full corps Of Professors.
nPENED but recently for purpose OGinstruction
tensiVe range Of patronage and support
IL pofSesseS the 6neSt grounds and building, in
the State. 80
Glasses are formed in all the regular Department,
otCOI!egiate aud Seienti6c Study.
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o. Send for = Catalogue.
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b1oTgAAtoEn. w. Va August 10. lSTO-iy.