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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

EMINENT DIvINEs.- Bishop Nc.
'fyeire, of Nashville, and DIR. Sargent
OF Baltimore, preached in the Court
House to crowded audiences last Sab
bath. They are both gentlemen OF
rare culture and eminent ability, capa-
ole OF rejecting the highest honor up
on the denomination to which they are
attached and of welding powerful
Influence In behalf of the sacred cause
for which they are laboring. They
Doth left here early in the week, to at
tend the California Conference, where
Bishop McTyeire will preside.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
ARCTIC SODA

TENHANKING THE PUPLIC FOR PAST
Il patronage, we would announce that we are
now prepared, with greatly improved facilities
to dispense this healthful beverage to eyery one.
in unlimited quantities.
BOTTLED SODA AND SARSAPARilLA
delivered throughout the city.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
n39tf A. CAR0THEES 4 co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

peared to any necessity for 1t. Ger.
tainly, as heavests they were eminent
ly upon 1t.
The sea was remarkably calm ant
Yaquina Bar was perfectly smooth
and free of breakers, so that the vessel
passed over 1t and entered the BAY
without any trouble. Before leaving
the vessel our party gave hearty vote
of thanks to its officers for their kind
hess and courtesy during our perilous
~ voyage. We didn't thank the ocean,
because we had fully paid It all arrear-
ages and something over. During our
short trip we had given back all the
fish, mussels, snails, bugs and barna-
cles which we had ever taken from It's
exhaustless larder, and had left with
1t some of the Ocean House pastry be-
sides. You see one always likes to es
taolish reputation for liberality on a
trip away from home.
To Mr. Thos. J. IVlnship, General
Lighthouse and Lamp Inspector for the
coast region comprising California,
Oregon and Washington Territory, our
party are indebted for originating this
most enjoyable trip for our pleasure
Mr.. Winship is gentleman whom It
Is rare enjoyment to meet. He likes
clam chowder.
On arriving In the harbor we found
the trim little steamboat oneatta
Capt Kellogg waiting to carry us up
the Bay, on our homewardj Journey; and
after taking farwell supper with bur
host of the Ocean House, l.. p. Bald
win, and pressing him to our bust In a
'pasmodic and absent sort of way, we
loisted our jib-boom and made sail
or home, where we arrived In shiu-
'hape, after n three weeks cruise of
Arrest pleasure ever crowded into our
lammock-shrouds.
On. B.-The reader will observe that
We use nautical phrases with the flu
ncy of an old salt, and of course the
eader will understand them-darned
we do.)
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

NEW TYPE.-We this week received
an invoice Of beautiful new Nonpareil
type from Faulkner's Type Foundry,
san francisco, in which all our adyer-
lisements, poetry, ETC., will hereafter
be set. We have also received other
new maetrial which has necessitated
quite a large bill Of expense, and we
would deem 1t special favor if all
persons knowing themselves to be in
arrears on subscription advertising, or
JOB work, would come forward and pay
up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

MISREPRESENTATION mrs the appoint.
mehts Tor the ensuing year made by the Co
lnmbia Annual Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

preservation from its crushing force
tlps singular how readily prayers sup.
gest themselves to even the most ire
Iigious villain in an emergency like
this. Even the most inveterate Grant.
ties OF our party began to think seri-
ousiy OF their latter end, and Dave
thompson went so far as to soIemnlv
promise that if he were only this time
preserved from a watery grave he
wouid cheerfully vote for Horace Gree
ley IN November.) Finally, after manv
screams from the timid men and cbear.
ing words and vigorous Iabors unon
the part of the intrepid women. we
succeeded In gaining the vessels deck.
where we were galIantly received and
cordially welcomed by Capt. Gus. M.
Jessen and Chief Engineer F. J. Brown
ooth gentlemen of the first water. who
made every exertion to render our trin
agreeable and enjoyable. After weigh.
ng the anchor 1--WE didn't learn how
much it weighed the ship got under
way, and away we went. At first the
sensation of thus riding on the "yastv
ieep' was to US inexpressibly delight. |
ul' but presently we began to feel nm.
'asy somewhere about our "midsbips -
md when the Captain ordered man
Q "heave the lead" three or four of
ur party promptly oheyed orders and
'heaved too.n The order wasn't in
ended for them, but of course they felt
Ike offering any little assistance to the
aiiors that lay in their-stomachs.-
one OF the party, in their enthusias-
g desire to be obliging In this respect
ept on ''heaying" long after there an
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-04

The pressure upon our columns this
morning precludes the possibility OF our
bestowing upon the proposed city ordi'
nances in relation to the Wheeins and
Lake Erie railroad and the railroad
bridge across the river that attention
which their Importance demand
We will endesvOr t. present Tomorrow
some reasons for our belief that these
several ordinances should he pass 4
and some answer to the objection
that have been urged against their adop
.tion. We have only space at this time
20 assure the friends of thes. I'm ports nj
enterprises that the interes's OF the CITY
in this regard may be ss'ely lett to the
action Of the present Council TIE
adoption Of the resolution to Iuhli. h
the proposed ordinances for the infor-
nation Of the people before final acrion
il taken is evidence Of the disposit,on
Of the Council 10 do nothing hastily
nor without proper deliberation. We
will refer to the matter at more length
Tomorrow morniog.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-04
Trustees sac OF Valuable
PrODGEIV.

ny NIRTUt. or " ED OF Trust
" ma b. and expcut q to me, a. trustee,
by lenrN ID ub an Barrie Ia, n wi > ID Il' u
t,r 10 n ,iay June 49,, aud now OF e.
cord IN u e Il G rder'> office - Ohio 'untA ,
81 .Ieut West vi sinia. In iced Book M. 30,
page 3fO, {" -, ur the y 'ymcn' at wo "ef-
tin pro i$orA notes TO, the sum four
z u hund ell and tity 81 " dulials, the
balance q ION he purchase money. pay
,blr 10 the o. der Jor Par both bear
ing iat- .Jauuuy I 1854 'h- amounts a"u
time Of pd, nentS of the same being NJ tot.
r,w on for sew, hundred AUD zen CLIO
dollars, p iyahle ven years A. er date, WI II
int ei est ,rom the day OF Jnnua.y. 81 ;
ne tor sew II hundred and r.y 7iO) dol
lars, paya lie righ ye RI AT or da'e, vi, n
ntri est from he Isl day OF Ianu ny, s'z,
and signed by Tue s. Henry Daur la John
Piarr. Also, to ecure To VA niel -chainbra
the ,um o. in % thuu>a' d (sSU o. dollars.
with Interest rom the 18th day OF June,
49,, VII II at public auction, al the
fr,Int door of the 90 ut H"use OF OHIO
county. West Virginia, u The highes' ND
tie I bidder. on Thurs lay, lec"mper 70 H..
- C 'nmencIrg at 10 &C ock \. NJ the
foi on ing de>cr bed property, that il 10 say !:
The north hall q lot number one hundred
and Twelve, O. y in Eb- eEer lanes tdi-
ton 10 the CITY OF Wheeling, ituated on
the east side OF mark street, on the cor
uer of Mark { aud Washington street,. in
the city OF Wheel az, West Virginia. inthat
par a. the city comm NY Called run
Wheeling, ("ttt known a. Tie W "hing
tn brewery with all the appurt nance>
herein belonging II b ins the same prop
erty which was conveyed by John Pfar,
aud wife to h-nIy Laub a"d wi -, ~ deed
dated he | day of January, 8 ami re-
G DID in the Recor el's Office at ONO
county. la Dee Book No. AZ. page 2S3.
Tr.RMS IF SALE ne hal OF h. pur
ch,sr money ca b, the baiancs In xix
mon ms rom the dav o. sale. with intere,
iro u day Of sal the purchaser giving bonh
with security f. sal deferr q pa. ment, he
title ing ret',in.d unii. said boni ~ ait.
Selling ny ru>fee, will convey only such
tiula rs Is vest a III me by sail d ed o trust.
nd will only Speci illv warrant the tt'e.'
W. II. SCH AMoRA. gent.
Per HENRI vaAs Trustee. nov 6 b
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vEDxESDaE. DECEMBER 4. 1872
THEPKrsfoESs's MEssAGE.

The 2 esidsnt's~ annual message to
Congress is essentially busine' 8 docn-
nieus and devoid OF party p li'ics. lite
recon- mend atoms are mainly OF bust
ness character and the legislation IL
sug iests is such a. may be granted or
Withheld without the drawing OF party
lines end without political effect Their
wisdom or expeiiency can best b.
Judged Of by those who are most ramil'
lar with the subjects REFERRED 10, and,
rsa general thing, We believe they will
,neet the appreciation Of the country
Some issue may be taken with the
Prteiients assertion OF the past nects'
.;ty for the 90 callei KuKlux laws.
though no good citizen will Tail to joir
tarue.tIy in the hope expressed that the
time is not far distant when the wrongs
committed under these laws may cease
and prosecutions Tor alleged polit cal
offtnses will come to an end. The
Pres dent promises to give favorable
consideration to applications for the
pardon OF prisoners held for violations
OF these laws and thus confirms the
opinion that the Ku Klux invesriga-
tions and prosecutions and all that sort
~ thing were merely intended 10y the
party in power to have polit cal effect,
and, that end having been accompl shed,
they are of no further utility. 1t is to
be regretted, however, that Pres dem
GRANT has not seen fit, rs measure o.
pscifcation, to recommend that general
amnes y he bestowed upon all who were
engaged upon The Southern side in the
late war and who have been excluded
from the benefit OF the acts OF Congress
heretofore passed. The people expected
q recommend ,tion o: that kind and
come disappointment " II BE- created by
the absence of any allu,ion to the cub
ject in the message.
Upon the subject Of civil service re.
form. the President renews h's trmer
recommendations AMI promises ohe-
dience 10 the rules which Congress NAV
zee it to enact He thinks that come
additional leg alat on is needed to reudrr
the syst.m effic eut and satisfactory
and condemns the idea heretofore preva.
lent THAT federal offices should be re-
garded "a the rewsrl o. p li''cal ser,
vices. Now if President GRANT W u
simplv he "a good pa Lis word and
firmly regulate his own appointments in
accordance with the principles which
gHern the desired reform in the VII
service, the people will ind in his nd
miaistratipn very much to commend
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-04
Mrs. q. MCCOY,
viii. lls MAIN kTREET, j:.jl

NEEPs A FULL Assortment or
N Laces, Trimming. Gloy' g CorSets, in
clnding Mrs MoOty's Abdominal torsets;
Gent and Laiies' Hosiery handkerchief
and everything spperlstn ne 8 q complete
ass"rtm mem OF EAncv Goota tIrd-rS or
Lsd,es dssiri' q % purch % hsndsome vim
ter clio Is or water.proois would do we'll %
examine her stock 6siors aAktns seleci0ua
elSsWhslA oetl2-0
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The Human Kitchen and its
llumb " alters.

The body In supplied with sliment. ~,
ys,s sells which connect the stomach and It's
aux ilia' les with the venous system, and, 80
to speak perform the efiice OF dumb uoiters
IN a canuant. IN other words these me Ia
O conn unicaiion hetwe-n the animal
kitchen and it's dep ndt ntS ,upply to Zach
memb r aud oraan, near or remote, the
quantity and kind o ,u>t.nance required
10 ke. d II going. vi hen the - mach IL
der let I'm its duty, OF the dumb Wal ers
inert or obstrurteo, II Is r1e p cuifrr pro-
vince OF HoIet er 8 I celebrated stomach
Is T. erS to st en- hten and regulate them.
Hence q ma Vel, u cures Oi chronic indi.
O sion. an the .In.c alton, de- lily snt
Ianguor which a'e generally lis como mi
tans II IL moreover, q power,u' alte a.
tive and CIR ciIve. Hhd The apid " WIN
which II checks ir,. gula lies of the liver
and towe.s, ard brace a. d iDvi2Or'tAs lhe
n rvous ,, s. EN- Is narvrh not on y 70 the
gene, al public butt professional men. e.!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-04

CoNGRFss Sc M to have cO-rmercsd
its Session last Monday with more ap-
parent harmony AID good feeling
among its members than could hive
been witness ed anywhere csc Il an in
America, 80 near t e close # an excit-
ing AMI bitter pol cal struggle We
doubt whether there lie any other people
upon the face OF the G ODE who C u'd
or would 80 completely forget their
hostility and 90 promptly and entirely
scauissce in the result Of fercely co...
tested ell, c ion as the people Of the
United STATES In Congress last Nom
day it il possible that the recent death
OF Mr. CIR ELY had some tendency Il"
soften ,litical asperities and draw the
members together bv the boz d o. a
common grief. A joint resolution OF
respect tor the great journalist was
adop ed by the Senate and House o.
Representatives and an appropriate re
cord was ordered to be made upon
the journals of Congress.
An incident which had some political
significance occurred in the House and
givrs rise to the hope that party hostil
iiy will be kept out Of light during the
ses-ion. 1t ws1 this: General BANK
who. it will be remembered, joined very
earnestly in the Liberal Republic An
movement during the recent campaign.
offered to resign bis position as Chair
man Of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, assigning as his reason therefor
his lack OF political harmony with the
majority. but the House by large m,
io-itv reused to accept his resignation
Il this is to be accepted as an evide"ce
that p ,litical prescription is 10 he hence
forth avoided during the PRESENT session
OF the House of Representatives it will
he greatly welcomed by the people at
large.
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried Tor " Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried Tor ~ Years.


DIR. A. y. Todd's Liver Pills.
DIR. A. =. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
Err CSlMPLAINT.iS DlGE HEAD
ACHE, BlLlptSNfSS, &C.
BEALISvILLE. Pa, Sent. H. 1911.
DR.. A. =. TODD Esteemed Sf: Thanks Ia
, our valuable PHI, am now enjoying per.
,,ct health. I lave or many year, suffered
rom dyspepsia and have tried many RENE,
lies without any good effects. some month";
since, feeling exceedingly bad, | goi nom
: Roram Druggist box Of your Pills, and
using them according 10 the directions.
row feel per iectly restored. 40 val able
,re they / would not be without them i0'
nv money. and deem them the NEST won
Iertul remedy of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. Fl. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS CO.,
~.
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Ratci,elor,s Hair bye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best IN the
yorid-Perlectly harmless, reliable and IN
stantaneous. No disappointment. No HI
,iiculous T1nts or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine W. A. BAICHELOR'S HAIR Dl b
pIOduces Immediately splendid BLACK
o. NATURAL BROWN. Does not STAIN
the SKIN, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOIL aud BEAUTIFUL. The only Sale
aud pERFECf Dye Sold by all Druggists.
mxrl-leyc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On MARRIAGE,

Happy Reiief for Young Men from
the effects Of Errors and Abuses In early
life. Manhood restored. Impediments. to
mar, iaye removed. New. method oil
treatment. New and remarkable rene
d .es. Books and Circulars sent free, In
se,led envelopes. ~
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
2South Ninth St, Phi ldelph q, IA. ....
aug l2-egsb .... 81. o.. ... ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-04
MIN.

DIED. .
ISyrTH.-At Ere p. December I. 'S7,
a wfLLIAA r SMITH In the 24th year of h {
age. .-
Funeral nom the residence OF John Glib.
son, Ra@ ,on 20 fesre t-btlew second, this
-awsdAssdag) Afternoon az o|locx. Funer.
slsssvicss st quarter past one precisely.
lfiands Of The family invited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-04
Cemetery.

THE UNpFRsIGN So Willy RECEIVE
.proro ais tor furnishing Linn ct for q
Fence HrpuI' d tine Penins liz Cemetery;
al BIDS Tor urui<h'ng lumber and erect
Ing The r nee fhnS en- sp cihc ttfons
can b. seen hy calf, & on The und-, sisn, Il.
X d. 70 b. !. c-ived A. the II lexis flee
until O'Clock on the 9Th last
,S '-. JNS. VI. T I'D,
- rRa'rr,an 'ommttte ~ Cemeteries.
VII sELING, December z t7, 1919. ~
decS - [in,e e. II sence copS.1 .....
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Beware Of Counierfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething.

The Child's Cure when Teething.
ToRELIEvE
PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
such IL the popularity o. our remedy that
Il has induced 10 ne unprincipled persons
in our city TO counterfeit II, copying GU,
latsels, circula aud wrappers, almost word
Tor word using the same cOlors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking 10 dis.
cover The difference. An intelligent aud
honest public will frown upon such at
ternIts at deception and treat them as they
;eeerye. Hereafter We shall prosecute, TO
the full extent of the law, all parties who
~ making, selling or buying such imlta-
tons a, sail infringe ON our copyright
rhe only genuine article OF The childs
cure " hen Teething, Laughlin's In ant or
rtiaI, IL prepai I'd by LAUGHI.fN BROTH
t:RS & Go. tspyrighI entered and secured
according to act OF Congress.
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FOR RENT.
HOllSe fur Rent

4 HOUSE C,NTNNiSG FIVE RO rMs
y on WI ceiling land for lent. Posses
sior CIV en- imuetlis I Iy.
t'oi part cular- Call at the Leather store
OF -.. j q. SMITH,
dec n Nam sir st.
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For Rent.

DELMUNr aRV'ERY STAND, sTV,eE
ID Room and Dwelling corner Market an d
Division streets. Possession given imfnedi
Iyis VINE BRINTlN. /
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:JEwEIRY

IN ENDLESS variety, EMBRACING
i all The latest st, les and desis rs, at IA
Market street, b low Mc.ure House, the
place tor Jewery. Watches, Gold Chains,
silver d Pl,t-d Ware, Gold Peus, Spect -
cfes. ClW Ks, g. ......
sNFine lewelry. Watches, Clocks, &C.,
repaired and warranted. .
deci = ~ OXTUBY 4 DUFFIELD.
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NEwXpvsKTIsEMsnTs
Usntr Build NJ Associatio n.

THE ANNUAL El.E TON FOR Off.
GERS and tirectors vi he held at the
room OF the Association, d amber ). ISL,
commencing II o''lock NJ.
~ 8 u'BkIEN, Presi 'fnt.
GEO. Fl. Corr, secretu dec4-r
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NEwaoVeaTIsgMENra
Notice 10 city Tar. Payers.

Won vi, l. sEr nv AN ORDER PASS
i ed by the City Council at its lat set-
lug, the time Is ext -uded Tor cpsreing ii-
tsIpst until the lst day o. December D ext
Gail nj the flee and settle your taxes, aud
J. NJ. WARDEN,
novH2 tttv Coll, ctnr,
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NOTICE.

ALL PERsONS KNOWING. THEM.
~ selves 20 Ee inde"t. to Ih- laie RS.
lula Frapzh; i'm ave hereby nptined ocall
on The underlined and seIt.e at OIpe. Alsp
all r, ~ Dshaviig q ms AGAINST tn same
thentieated, before Janaary ., Is7s.
q. w. FRANZhEIM,
sdec4-r a.a - . ~. : > Admiuistra or.
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West Virginia University,
1871 20.


THE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
attendance Of III students al this In
1tltutiou. Five distinct Departments Of In
sruction. With full corps OF com peteni
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern LANGUAGES:
Mathematics. pure and applied ,PsyefIol-
ay, Ethics, Political Fconopy, Logic,
hhetorie, the Sciences, a., &c, carefully
and thoroughly taught Practical Chem
tstry and Physics, illustrs ed by appropriate
sPPsIatus Special Advantages for the study
A good Lib1ary. Extensive Cab,nets OF
Aineraloyy, Geology and Chronology, To-
setner With many .Peeimens Ia other de-
ing. beautiful and hsalihy Location. good
FaLL fEss .exins Sept. sth. Winter,
neeember 5th Spring, March ath, : '
Gommepcementg upe 10Th. a -
Boarding rom % To 81 per week.
Tuition si5 to "a per year.
I For furthsr PRrticulals inquire Of
rr, &C. p n, ALEX MARTIN.
o.. President
Aorgant6Sn. ". Va He. 2 "a sieG
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Election No ice.

3D. 10 ..aZ BRIDaEP Rr.n,+ ov. q, 1892.
"A N FnExlT',th r ,h Eve N(7) II, RIA T.
"a o. OF the "iE IA Iron an Nail Com
pany, y toSrye ror he e nsui,Iy yea, " Il b.
hsiul at hne, First Nj tionaI tank, Bird g.
pot. ohio, On Non lay, IN stud y OF Jan
uary. IL y, between Il e b ,urs OF one aud
hour o'c ,ock, r A. Er-: 1901 -.
- - LOLA. q. ROBINSON, -la.r-
H .s ~. 1919 Thu. Il. n al ET, i.aa
,.sir.~.i - GJaIN Il ALN,I l..
1asJ 81. .a' ~ HhNhf. AxEHnAN,
lSsslg-. ~ s,s.. LA.EAGlA ION d, E9Stn 49,
aova lnoorporators.
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SiOckholde rs' Meeting.
THE ANNUAL MEETLNG Of TIE
stockho derS OF the Wheelirg al d HI
mont Mining, Grape and Wine Association
vi be held at he ON OF Wagner 4 Co.,
on Saturday. Deem er eth, Is 2, at seven
u'c ocK p. NJ. for the purI oSe Of electIng
Directors ard attending 10 such business rs
may be brought before them, preparnto y
to closing the fairs OF the Association.
A. Il. ROBIN IN, President.
CHAs Il CECIL. Se1re'ary dec2-a
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Telegraph school.

DARTIES DES1R -Tn-LEARN- OR
complete their know edge Of the Fec
tfis 1eleg arh., G.. receive fob an" yecln1
gned, who has opened sch p'l, with all
n. ce -sary pa atus for le rnimg the bu l.
ness. For further par icniars call on ar ad
d s>s, q j. NkS, JR.
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company,
ITO Main >tIeet. fr4.W , 49,. .:!d6l2
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IFY UwI-H IT, B GU ED OF THt
! habit, at r. s T +. AK. VI. ~ VI
V,r on hio de, i-edsb
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II e W Ee KY SUN.

TIL e W EeklY So N.
ONLY - A YEAR. SPACES.
ThEB ST rAMTiN o,PER,
l. T Rest Agrlc,Ilfu ri Paper,
h. teSL tolitictl Paper,
The Best story ''aper.
The BeSt F.shiOn Repcrts,
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