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The LunatIc Asylum.

From the WellsbuEg Herald.
DR.. T. i. Camden, the Superintendent
elect Of the Hospital for the Insane at
Weston, with his corps Of subOrlinates
took charge on the 1st Of July. A great
deal of complaint, doubtless much OF il
for buncOmb, has been heretofore made
about the management Of this institution
and the public reasonably expects very
marked Improvement under the new nd.
ministTatiOn.
The Democrat of that place seems To
have some little misgiyings but says hope
fully:
"Dr. Camden and those associated with
him are fully competent to the grave task
which lies before them; and better than
all, the Asylum will cease TO be "a pollli.
cal football" will cease to be "place for
the manufacture Of political Capital-
and will bo carried on In the spirit for
whiClit was intended"
We shall sec. DR.. Camden, we judge,
10 Of the Democratic persuasion, but II
does not follow from that that the hope
full anlicipatiOns will all DO realized. Not
by any means.
The first effort Of the new Suporin.
tendent Is characteristic. 1t Is a general
invitation TO the newspaper publishers OF
tho State TO send grdtlS copies Of their
publications regularly for the benefit OF
the inmates Of the institution. Printers
are proverbially both rich and charitable,
but It strikes Us, that IL the inmates have
need Of newspapers, some provision
should be made for paying for them, just
as for other supplies When DR.. Camden
gives his services for nothing, and men
work on the building and furnish sup
plies gratis, we will undertake to say fol
1 The printers that there will be no lack o.
newspapers sent free. In the meantime
less than 800 casli will furnish the in
; mates with copy VI every newspaper
, In tic State for q year.
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THE GAS ISJuNcToN.-The app'Ga.
ton of the Wheeling Gas Company iU'
an Injunction against the city oil "neer
inc HypREw J, SWEENEY and others to
prevent them from interfering with OF
obstructing the Company in the exercise
Of the privileges towhich it claims TO be
entitled under its charter, came up Tor
hearing yesterday, before Judge MELVIN,
On behalf Of the defence, the answers oil
the city, A. J. SWEENEY and JoHN NC
LURE, the Company, by its counsel
thereupon moved that the further hearing
Of the ease be postponed until Monday
morning next to allow them an opp9F'unl'
To read The answers and reply thereto
The further hearing of the case was ac'
cordingly postponed until Monday
Mcssrs, WHEAT, PENDLEToS y LAME AI'
peared as counsel on behalf oil Tue H's
Company, and Messrs JETPEIss ~ STAN
TON ON behalf OF the defendants
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POPULATION OF New YORK Cry
Fail ro,urns or tho crnsus of New York
: w., -" IT. ,',,,"rait..',ho I.L,n. Of Trosdav
Guy, pnOllAleu III 'ile l''Du"' VI "e'''
give grand total Of O422O2 rs Inc popu'
la,ion. or this number, 5l0,553 are
,,,i,o osro,,vo birth. Ala GAO are white,
""'''' W, W 80 49, ""I "a ooa ara colorcd
oil i"relgn p'tui' anu i"'VO' -" 90 ~.
Of which last element, only 44o arc Vi io''
elm birth OF tic native population
Az aiC wpre horn IN New York, and only
~. | 49,. =, 49,. u,a,o. ns ,hosc ,ost ,hc
7o'EV' III o'ner o'"''o, W VIZ" -" IT,
State of New jersey furnishes 'fto, M.SS'
achusetts b,9l5, Pennsylvania 4,6S0, Con
rnc,Icn, A Ss7 Oh. the Southern, or OK.
" ',,D'''.,.,aS Na..r,,,d oon,rlhues ,hr
slave S'a'es' M"'y'""' '"'' ''" =
largest number to The Guys popuiHuoh
l,2G9, and Arkansas sends but ~, The
smo,les, number from the Southern States
~r,,',.o 'v,n,n.n s,,,oo ohio hos lin
VI u'c "e'' '' ,'N''' ,,,,, ,oc LII
largest representation clhlhlnB LOU anu
Indiana has but II, Of the 4lS,GiG per
oons or f,reipn bntl (white) the largest
"''. 49,. !" oo, ooo IL r,n,, Iro,ara. IN,
nunlucl' "'iiO"S L., 'his ,yo.
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NerNons DehilltH.

Thousands suffer from II. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
imation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol.
untary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened Impotence The
consequence Of excuses, overwork or in.
discretions. This il Nervous Debility and
finds a sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty eight.
Thousands have been cured by these sim
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvenate the
system. Price Is for package OF five
boxes and vial Of powder, which is i'm
portNnt in all old ng.standing cases, or
81 per single box. Sold by all first-class
druggists, and sent to any address on re.
ceipt Of theprice. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, SOC
Broadway, New York codSw
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The Convention and Internal I'm.
pTOVements.

The Martinsburg Era is a Democratic
naper and ardently advocates Conven'
ton. The Era, however has some re-
gard for the interests Of the people among
whom it is published, and its ardor has
received q chill by the discovery that the
Convention project is only scheme in
disguise to tax the wealthy people of
Berkeley and jefferson counties to build
roads through the interior wilderness OF
the State SO as to bring the wild lands oil
certain SPECTATORS and sharks into mar
ket. The Era remarks:
"The opposition have, as yet, present
ed but one reason against u Convention
the possibility that the Convention
might frame Constitution which wOulI
hermit the State TO contract debts and
lend its credit TO corporations. Ihls
we confess, is n grave one, and should he
0rayely considered and answered in such
n manner as TO nullify its effect or II will
nrDye disastrous; will enforce the defeat
Of the Convention bill. The present Con
slitu,ion does not permit the State to
contract debts or loan its credit 10 corpOr'
ations: and this wise provision is better
known To the people Of the State, than
any other Of that instrument. II is heart
nv approved Of No modification is need
ed or required. II it is given out that
change will be made which will author
ize the State, through corporations to 60
into general system OF public improve
ments, undoubtedly the Convention bill
will he defeated. The old State is now
in condition Of semi bankruptcy-hel
debt being about filly millions-Lhe re-
suit Of having engaged reCklcssly in pub
lie improvements. Other States have
tried the system Of lending their aid L
"Construct public improvements" and
have abandoned the system as unWise,-
Indeed, so hostile has public opinion
been 10 State aid to public improvements
that for many years no State has framed
"New Constitution which does no
contain n provision similar To the ont
contained in the present Constitution o
West Virginia"
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r AUGHLINs, INFANT CORDIAL,

J
II for Children T0ething, GnlleRA the gums,
AllAys the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
DiaFrhea.
suffer more than the robust, because dentitiOn Ia
prOuAeted aud early cutting OF the teeth more TO
he feared than late, Much 10 TO b. APpTeh ended
lFom lOOsenen1 Of the bowels, that u OF an ex'
CGSSiye character. AOdoTIle loosGneaa Oman re-.
moves more dangerous affections, but when II
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prDstratIOA, then itshOuld be kept In con
lI0l, and for lhla puTpOse Ne remhfk, that the
H(JlHi Cordial IL particularly adApted, and when
used will act with the most happy elect fr,,,,
Mothers will Ind Il very Valnable, The child
will he relieved, get into q gnntlO sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy aud feeling eomi0rtaOlG
We guarantee each bottle, and VIII refund the
price Of every bottle not doing "a we represent
Price % cent? per bottle. sold by all druggists.
LAUGHLlN BROTHERS / Co, Props,
AB Wheeling W. Va,
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1.-THE NEW"
Wheeler & Wilson
SEWING MACHINE.
9
WfHNV

After twenty years expe-
rience the Wheeler & Will
son Manufacturing Compa-
ny have remodeled their
Sewing Machine, and by
many marked improve
ments, in addition to the
New Silent Feed" renders
the Wheeler & Wilson still
more superior for FAMILY
SEWING, and secures to it
the prominence it has so
many years maintained as
the Leading Family Sewing
Machine of the World.
All are invited to call
and see it in operation at
our Office, No. 80 Monroe
Street.
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THERE is no longer any doubt that Mr.
George II. PendIetOn is a candidate Tor
Senator in Ohio, to succeed Senator Shcr.
man whose term closes on the 3D. OF
March, 1873. The Cincinnati Enquirer
which has always spoken for Mr.. Pendle-
ton, says the Democrats viii elect him.
But they must first elect tho legislature.
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LUKE DELANEY, who lives at l"mI@y
Smash near Cumberland, attempted 10
kill his mothcr.in.law Wednesday "IteF'
MON by shooting her with II pistol lie
was once acquitted of larceny on plea OF
insanity, bu. nosuch plea will avail any
Thing in this case. lie is evidently very
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An Outrage on the Reading Public.
From the N. Y. STANDARD.

From the NJ Y. Standard.
The American Press Association, which
made such 4 brilliant start, and Mt one
time bid fair to become so formidable a
rival To The old Associated Press, in eve.
rything but lis monopoly, has sadly de.
generated both in the quality Of its news
and in the manner in which The organi.
zatioh Is controlled. II IL shameful that
any officer Of the Association should tse
il for personal or partisan objects; aud
yet we find in the Philadelphia papers Of
Tuesday evening long dispatch glOrily.
ing Mayor Hall for his "prompt action"
in preventing the Protestant parade, ms Il
was thought, at tile time, Il had been
prevented. The citizens OF Philadelphia
are also informed that this prompt action
met with general approval" II inel
with the approval Of the little sheet con.
trolled by the gentleman who inspired
the dispatch in question; but we in New
York know that this Is the editors lively
sense oil gratitude for iavOrs to come from
his Honor The Mayor.
The public are also informed that The
pentleman's paper contains a double
loaded EDITORIAL on the subject, and tina
il IA believed no disturbance whatever
would take place. The truth OF the state
ment Is equal to the veracity Of the pro
phecy. We are sorry for the American
Press Association. Such incompetent
management mot to call II by n worst
nancy will soon kill II in Vie eyes OF Il!
distant customers, as II has already In Thu
eyes Of Its New York supporters.
Mr.. You've, the editor of the Standard
was the founder, and Tor time, we be
leve, the president of the association re
rerred to, and the Standard has all Alonl
been taking It's dispatches. This condem
nation Of It's present unworthiness is there
fore all the more striking.
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TPE Wheeling IETELLIGRNCER comes
out in favor of WOmAn's suffrage. Don't
they complain OF too much SuBerd9e al
Notwithstanding Gdss'ie.
Perhaps Il we allow them suffrage
their "sufeage' may be diminished.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

THE Union us it was and the C0nStttu'
Hon ~ Il i" used to he agOod Conserva-
tive motto. But it won't do In these
piping times for the radical wing Of the
Democracy who have wild lands or want
office.
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In Cumberland there is such a rivalry
among soap manufacturers that they are
giving their soapaway for nothing. When
they get to paying people Tor taking 1t, VIC
shall 20 down there for q supply.
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Proposed Meeting or the Convention.
nFRt

II is suggested by the friends Of the
proposed Constitutional Convention that
a meeting he held in the city Of Wheel.
ing, on Wednesday next, the 10Th in.
slant Wdis5urg Nsitt
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General Passage Agents.
$1,ooo,ooo!

BY authority OF q special act Of the Legislature
Of Kentucky, Of March IS, 1871, the Trustees Of
the Public Library OF Kentucky will giycA
GRAND GIFT CONCEkI,
Al LOnisVllle, Ky,
on Tuesday, october 81, 1871,
Under the direction Of the best Musical Talent
that can be procured.
Tickets Of AdmlSSlOA oIO Zach, Currency; Half
Tickets S6, Quarter Tickets 1890.
Each ticket will have attached to 1t four Cou
pOns OF the denomination Of flO each The
holder Of an entire ticket will be entitled 10 I'd
mission 10 the Concert and 10 the whole amount
OF the gin awarded TO II by lot. The holder Vi
each coupon will be entitled 70 admission TO The
Concert and to One.fourth Of the amount Of such
gin a. may be awarded 70 the whole ticket to
10 provide funds for this Grand Concert, aud
for the benefit Of the Public Library Of Kentucky
i0O, 900 Tickets will be sold d SO each, cnreuCJ
Ihe ClilasRS Bank Of Kentucky " Tfednrd
All moneys arising from the lale OF Ticket
Will be deposited with the Citizens Bank, subject
only To the order Of the President and Treasurer
Of the Library, cOunteEsIgned by the Bu'Ihes
Manager.
4 4
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A Now Debt on Top OF the old ON


From the Parkcrsburg JournIl .....
Our own opinion Is, that but few events
In the future are more certain than that
If Il convention be called, Il will provide
In some way for leading the credit Of the
State To railroad companies and other
corporations. reasons aro very Obyi.
Gus A majority Of the counties have no
internal improvements; these will be uni
ted in favor Of such n policy, and will re.
ceivc some aid from counties In which
improvements already exist. II we add
too this the fact that, It the convention be
held n large number of those who are
sure to he members will be men Of influ.
enCe and directly interested in specula.
tons which the State would be expected
to old, the matter may be regarded as al.
ready settled. We cannot now recall tho
name Of a single prominent man who nd.
voCatCs n convention that has taken
stand against this policy Of the State Gre
ating n debt and lending Its credit 10
works Of internal improvement.
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Or. JOSEPH Il. SCHENCHS SIMPLE TREAT
MENT

and ayaied themselves Of his wonderful eitlCa'
CIOus medicines they would not have fallen:
DR.. SChenCk has, In his own case, proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that VI
tAlIty, by his medicines and his directions for
their use, IL QulCkened into heAlthiul Ngor
In this statement there 10 nothing pTeSump.
tlous. To the faith OF the Invalid II made no
representation that Ia not thousand times sub
Theory OF the cure BY DR.. Schenck's medicines
Is as simple 90 Il Ia unialling It's philosophy re-
qulres no argument. 1t sseltAssuring, seItcon'
VlncinS. NIT.
the hrst two weapons with which the citadel OF
the mAlady IL AssAiled Two.thirds OF the cases
OF consumption originate In dyspepsia and .
funCtionally disOrdered liver. With this condi-
lion the bronchial tubes "sympathlLe", with the
stomach. They respond 10 the morbid action
az the liver, Here, then, comes the eliminating
result, and the setting with oil It's distressing
| ing symptoms Of
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ThOs. X. Bramlette, late Governor OF Kentucky
Henry WALarsOn, Editor COuHlerJ Journal
W. N. ElaldeniAn, President CouheE-JuurnIl 20
Benjamin Casseday, Of Daily Commercial.
Geo. r. DOefn, Proprietor Anzeige.
II, n. McCArty, OF the Daily LsdEef.
J, 3. Cain, Clerk Jefferson Court Common PlAi
N. ". Clusky, Author Political Text Book
X. T. DuFrett, Of the Louisville Bar. w..
The trustees will be assisted by the following
Well.knOwn and eminent citizens Of KehtnttI,
who have consented TO be present At the Cont'h
and 10 Enperintcnd the dtawing and dlstribnIIon
of RdftR: DO ..F H.W .iJUft.f"
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Special Notices.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
OF THE
GREAT REMEDY,

KRAPT'S DIARRHGA COMPOUND
For DIsrrhna, DysenteFY, PluE, Cholera NoFbus,
summer Complaint and all arrangements Of the
stomach and Bowels.
Keep jhlA medicine In your house during the
Summer months. Every traveller should be pro
yIded with this remedy. Sold with guarantee
the money refunded, II no beneat derived from
it, use. Ask for "KRGTT's COMPOUND"
For sale by all the Druggists In this city, and
by dealers IN medicines generally. Price Finy
McCkBR, KRAFT 3 CO.,
IyI Projectors, Wheeling, W. Va
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lIERE Is little story told by the State
Journal on the editor Of the Charleston
Caurier % ai
Lately the editor Of the Courier was ad.
dressing a school, and feeling his impor-
lance he stretched himself 10 his full pro-
portions and exclaimed.
Children, why shonll people celebrate
Washington's birthday any more than
miner 'I, .aH. .1
because" shouted little shaver; "bc.
cause, sir, lie nercr tOidd lie"
The astrOlOger "loOked at the stars"
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A lIoRsE ST0RY.--An American oler.
gymap, who Is In the habit Of preaching
In different parts Of the country, was, not
long since. at Il country hotel where he
observed q horse dealer trying 10 take In n
simple gentleman by imposing upon him
d br0ken.wihdcd horse Tor n sound one.
The parson knew the bad character Of
the dealer, and taking the gentleman
aside, Told him 10 he cautious Of the per.
son lie was dealing with. The gentleman
declined the purchase, and tile dealer,
dnitG nettled, observed:
"parsOn, had much rather hear you
preach than sec you privately interfere IN
bargains between man and man In this
way" r' '..
well" replied the parson, "ir you had
been where you ought 10 have been last
Sunday ,yotimisllt have heard me preach"
"Whcrc was tlIat?" inquired the dealer
an the state prison." returned the cler.
GYman. .|...Hl. .. #.. .
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CONSUMPTION.

The Mandrake Pills arc composed Of one OF
Natures nObest gllls-the POdophlllnm PelA
tum. They possess all the bloOd'searching, a.
tentative properties OF CAlOmel, but unlike Gallo
mel they
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: LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"

The work Of cure is now beginning. The VI:
tiated and mucuOus deposits In the bowels and
in the AllmentAry canal are elected. The liver,
like clock IL wound up. II Arouses from u.
tOTpidIty The stomach acts respOlsiyely, and
ths patient begins To feel that he 10 getting al
.....
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CARATOGA PAVILION sPTlNag y,
10 WATER-The most effective rtmGuy EI
Dyspepsia, BlllOusness and Diseases o' wv
neyS. .-lo,ff.
Sold by Hotels and Du8isp. Send 'o'o
"'"' =" PAVILION AgI. 8. SPRING ~
Ie2s General Depot, iis Chambers 81, ~
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Hon. Joshua p. Buiillt, late chief Justice Ey
Hon. II. j. Sites, Jndge Jef. Court Com. PleIl.
Hon. T. B. COChfAhe, Chancellor Lou. Chan. GU
Hon. II, w Bruce, Judge JeG. CIrcph Court
Hon. W. d. HOke, Judge IeiT. County Cont,
Hon, !, q, Baxter, Mayor Of Louisville.
Hon. Il. L. Burnett, CITY Attorney.
Henry WOii0rd, CITY Treasurer L6hlsyille.
Hon. 3. J. Webb Bepator Of Kentucky.
Col. q. g. Wharton, U, &. District Attorney
Col. Phil. Lee, Pros Atty nth Judicial Dl1lt'1
Gen. j, 4. Boyle, President N. II. 4 3. X,
DR., T. 3. Bell, Prof. Med. University, Louisville
Hon, j, Proctor Knott, late Member COngnss,
A. U. BrannIn, Pres't Louisville Board Of Ifsds'
James Bridgeiord, President Second MAJ. Bilt
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Merchant
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Manager, louisville, ny
oRTICR, 100 Main street, Johnson'a Block T., Ore
N B-Buyers will note that there az -, ui' dam Ian
Hundred Thousand Tickets instead Of M 1o1
bred Thousand, 40 In the San Franclsfo. LIMIT,
cert, and that there e ,0O9 more , u s.sS,
ofice No. . M'Lure House, Wheeling
lYiSATh
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GIVEN UP ASLOST.

Thu Rptond ihIugIA tho patients must stay IN
a waTm room Until they, get well /; 1t u almost
ImnOsSihe IA iJreyent "A NJ cold when the lungs
Az ilseSset mi IL fuist III prevented, Or cure
eanbSL 10 eiIectSd,I q Fresh alf and riding ont,
esneCISlly In mia eHelion Of the country LIN th6
nil and winter SEASON, are all wrong, n Physl.
rianS whn recommend that chfFSe lose their pa.
tOntE II their lungs are badly diseased. and Yet,
Lscnna,, tLov ara N, the hotiHs they mlhI not at
down ouiet: they must walk about the RON as
much and az fast as the strength will behT, 10
OH IN A frOOdI tiStiktfOt, Uf the blood The M.
tleuii must kegpiTi rood BpItils--bO determined
10 yet will. This LaA q tiFeat deal to do with
lhe appetite, aud Il Vie great point 70 gain. -.
10 deSpaiF 81 cure attef secl1 evidence Of liz
possibilltY lin tle worst raSeb, and moral Ger.
taInIV In All olhtsfr, H. aInfuI, Dr. BChenck'a
naEaHnaT Abatement ID The PacultY Of his own
r,Ire N,as In Ihtse modest words ~ l'5s,.l y
"Manv years AGO / was in the last BtAges Of
rnnSnmniion 4 confined To my bed a and a on
tIme mi rhysiciSns ihouRht that / could not hYS
n week II efi. ffktl a tit6wIn6 man catching al
SiVaWa I hard u aid fSlddltk6 the bttbati TONI
ThIsh nov Offer 10 Inc IIibIle, and thGY made
a hprieCL cnre Oi me, IL seemed " me that
ct,ni6 feei thgfn hpnetfat my whole system
They anon tipeh0d tte matter In my lnngS, and
would mi M, m0rel than Q 1Iini OF Offensive yei
law mi tter avery mOFnlnR Tor long tlme,p1
TAb etiOii AZ that began 10 subsids, my cough,
hvES. SSin And nisHt sWcats al btCaff TO leave
me- and m IN Appeti(e becaths 10 0feat that II Wi
with grcaidIhculty that could keep from eat
inc tb1 inuch. I soon gained my strength and
havs Synwn in neSf ever since" ~
was weighed shortly AIlef my recovery
adIad iha DnrtnP uthan looking like A Flpft
spS gd Se H nv w.OSt was onIy ilinety.seyet
nounds. nv present weight 10 two hundred and
iwsniyhye (lqO pounds, And fot years hAvt
eniOystl nnIblerfupied health,n I'M ..'II.
VI. sChenck has discontinued his professlona
Y. g se eS. 1St sn mi RII' SoI,Inne h 40 a
". 20 a. is nm su,s Tns,h S,s,h ",SneI
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I'll FRIES In al .,.......s.....,,..''.'1t oplVN
After paying the expenses Of the enterprise
and making the distribution Of the CINE Ilt
balance OF the proceeds arising from the sale O
tiekelB will De appropriated 70 The establlshmsOt
OF Free Library In Louisville, tobe called lAr
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Concert and Distribution will take pllte
under the immediate supervision Of the Trustee,
named In the act OF Incorporation, who are
follows; ..s .. '#.... U.I0.| ...