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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENTS.
rhe Twenty-second Regiment Concert.

A fully crowded house at the Armory 10 Four
teenth street, responded to the charity concert
under direction OF Mr.. Gilmore last night. The
full band OF the Twenty-second took part In the en-
tertalnment, which produced a handsome sum for
the various charitable associations who are the
bene6ciares.
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teers This play IN substituted for the play or
''SchooL" formerly announced.
S. A. RABORG, N. D..
secretary OF Central Dispensary.
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Wnicn the fruSSlan government mas entered
against the Catholic Church Is not crusade for the
overthrow OF the Papal power In Germany. 1t Is
an effort to put all churches under 0fical DONNA
ton. In dealing 30 harshly as he has done with
the Catholic clergy Prince Bismarck has had bnt
one object In view, viz, the establishment OF the
supremacy OF the State-that Is to say, Of some
lgion and the consolidation OF the military power
OF the Empire into an irresistible force. In judg-
ing the new ecclesiastical laws now before the Diet
their supporters, VINO rather shrink from the re-
sponsbility they have incurred, require all persons
to take note that Germany is In state OF transit
ton, and that legislation IN great emergencies Is
not appear to me to hold good Every nation
Is always In state OF transition, and
emergencies do not Justify bad laws Moreover
which required the passing OF the new ecclesiasti-
cal laws but from the moment they come into effect
serious difficulties will ARISE everywhere. France,
Bavaria, Austria, Poland, large part OF the pOpu-
ation OF the United states and OF Italy, England,
SPAN, Portugal and Russia will be united In BIT
ter and nncompromislng hostility TO them. Should
Prussia una herself drawn again into foreign wars
sne Will have coalition OF the Catholic States
against her abroad and Catholic population up In
arms al home.
PRINCE BfsMARck,s PLATFORM
II is true that Prince Bismarck puts forward the
old Protestant platitudes IN the usual way. He
tate" THIS KIND OF outcry, stale and false az is
addresses Itself very strongly to q certain class OF
unthinking people. They do not stop to consider
that IL IS n0nsenslcal; Tor when and where did the
Catholic clergy interfere with the administration OF
any countryY When did IL distribute the COM
mands OF the army or navy, the principal orices
In the state, or pretend to decide suits at law Pc
lore the civil tribunals The objection made by
shallow politicians In all times and In all nations
since the Reformation 70 the spiritual power OF the
Roman Catholic clergy has really meant this, that
they verify stood up against all forms OF oiiicla
oppression and found ways and means 10 put II
down or TO prof ect It's victims.
The "ForeiSn Potenateu whose authority Is pu
down in Germany IL neither more nor less Thar
the Ytcegerent Of God uoop earth; Rpd really
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The river is still slowly falling. The
marks last evening indicated 8 feet 2
inches.
The steamers Hope and Barnard are
lying al the Sisters, waiting for more
water.
The Salt Valley left for Cincinnati last
evening. -r.r r-,sr ,5... ~a !.
The Forest City did NOT come dow n
yesterday. She has been compelled to
lay over at Steubenville for more water.
The Science departed for Parkersburg.
The Mallie Raglan leaves today. i
George W. Taylor, Chief Clerk Of the
Bureau, will act as Supervising Inspector
Of Steamboats, until q successor to Gen.
Smith, whose resignation took effect on
Thursday, is appointed.
The Esperanto is due to day, and will
leave for Cincinnati in the afternoon.
B.B Isy TeleGrIph1 EVE. (
PTTsBUReH, Sept! 4,-River 16 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 4-Arrived-Andes,
Wheeling Eddyville, Evansville. Depart.
ed-Andes, Wheeling.
CAIRO, Sept 4-Arrived-B. H. Cooke,
Evansville; Colorado, g.. Louis. Depart.
ed-Cooke, Evansville, Indiana, failing
to secure the New Orleans trip transfers
freight to the n. VT. Co, and LAYS up
here. River IL feet Z inches and rising,
Weather cloudy. Mercury SO.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 4-Arrived-Alice,
Missouri river; John F. Falle, New Or.
leans; Redwing, Keokuk. DEPARTED
Belle Shreveport, New Orleans; Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Redwing, ST. Paul;
Kinney, Missouri river. River falling
fast. Cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-Weather warm,
with prospects Of rain. River on a.stand
with 4 feet inches in the canal and 3
feet 0 inches in the chute.
EvAHSyILLR, Sept. 4-Wea.her clear
till evening; mercury 70 to So deg; now
cloudy with signs of rain. The river has
fallen 8 inches. Up-ArkanSas Belle,
Geo. Roberts J. D. Parker, and Sandy.
wn-Shippe8 Own and Red Cloud
The boats were generally wen losded.
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HANDSOME BAENERs-We were yes
terdsy shown bylMr. Thos. Owen, two
handsome banners recently purchased in
New York for q society Of the Ancient
Order Of HiberniAns in this city.
The first is Of green silk, y feet long by
9 feet wide, with heavy border and fringe.
On one side Is fine painting represent
ing the Maid Of Erin, holding in her left
hand q wreath OF shamrock. At her fsut
Is . wol-dog, an animal once peculiar to
Ireland, but now extinct. In the distance
is . towe! trees, etc, Above the painting
are the words ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans No. J." and below "InAugurated
Nov. 8, 1879, Wheeling, W. Va"
On the other aide is the Harp OF Erin,
surrounded by cluster OF shamrock,
with the sun rising in the east. Around
this are the words "Friendship, Unity
and True Christian Charity" The staff
for the banner has on the top an Irish
pike, The banner cost $175.
The other banner Is beautiful silk
American flag, Of the same dimensions as
It's companion. The staff Is mounted
with gilt eagle and ball. The flag cost
900. .
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IRON CRY CoLLEeR.-In calling Of.
tention 10 the advertisement In another
column, Of this popular and successful
school Tor the practical education oil young
men, we desire TO state that on account
Of its admirable course Of study and sys.
TEN Of practical business training Il has
become q universal fsvorite among bust.
ness men everywhere, and secured for
itself the most extensive patronage oil any
business college in the United States. To
persons DESTROYS Of securing q thorough
business education, we can safely say that
the Iron City College possesses advantages
not surpassed. The course Of study pur.
sued here Is not only the most complete
ever devised, but the principal members
Of the faculty have been connected with
the institution for the past twenty years
and are men distinguished alike for their
ability and long experience.
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TRAEsHERs OF RIAL EsrATE.-The
following deeds, transferring real estate
in the county Of Ohio, were left for
record At the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court during the week ending
yesterday: II ~
Deed made Aug. es, 1874, by John D.
Kurner and vile 10 Joseph Touini, Tor
lot No. IS, corner Of ZIne and Huron
streets, Island. Admitted Aug. %; $9,-
800.
Deed made Aug. 81, 1874, BY Isaac Ir.
win, Commissioner, 10 A. Q. Egerter, Ior
lot on southwest corner Of Market and
llth street Formerly Union, 6S ieet front
on llth street Admitted Aug, 81; $l5,-
900. .rIl7T 5EG T'S'"
Deed made Aug. %, 1874, by Stone
Church Cemetery 70 Mrs. Sarah Davis,
Tor lot No. 40, $40 feet, section =. Ad.
mitted Sept. /; g 60. -.I...r.
Deed made June 8, 1874, by Stone
Church Cemetery to J. Z. sisson, Tor lot
No: IS IN section "B." Admitted Sept.
u "a Is. no
Deed made March -, 1867, by Allen
Davis and wife 10 Alfred Davis, Tor 100
acre., % perches, also 20 acres, 2 roods,
and 80 perches, between Middle and Big
Wheeling Creek. Admitted Sept !;
Deed made Aug. 81, 1874. by james o.
BATES and vile 70 Charles Il. Wheeler, Tor
lot No. "A, Daniel ZSne's addition, Island.
Admitted Sept. /; 5000.
Deed made Aug, 20, 1874, by A. s. Gil.
lespie and wife to james LaWther, for lot
IA in square 80, Beuna Vista. Admitted
Sept /; $500. :
Deed made Sept. 8, 1874, by James 8.
Wheat, Special Commissioner, 10 Fred
erick B. Piesentin, Tor piece Of ground
on Elm Alley, formerly Moore's Alleyl,
North Wheeling; $1,000.
Deed made Sept 4, 1874, by Samuel B.
Chamber and wife to John Kimmins, for
two. fifths Of the seventy-fve acres
formerly owned BY the heirs oil, Joseph
Ferrel, deceased, on Middle Wheeling
Creek. Admitted Sept. 4; 800.
Deed made April %, 1874, BY VIM. Fin.
ley and vile 10 John z. Wayt Tor 235t
acres OF land on Short Creek. Admitted
Sept 4; $l0,500. s1 .'''. il 7'I-l n
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AUGUST FLowEK-The most misera-
BILE beings in the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy.fve per cent OF the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect;
such as sour stomach, sick headache, ha.
bltual costiveness, impure blood, heart
burn, wsterbrash, gnswiDg and burning
pains at the pit Of the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and disagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up OF the food
alter eating, low spirits, &c. Go TO the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get Is cent bottle,
or q sample bottle free of charge. Try it.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
eodGw r.-- Woodbury., n. ].
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ITEn ABOUT rHE Mn1A-seyerAl
Bridgeport gentlemen are organizing q
company for the manufacture Of window
glass, and the stock Il being rapidly taken
By parties on both sides Of the river. The
capital stock b 1000, but win probably
be increased to $4,000. The works win
be located Immediately below and within
9 abort distance Of the Is Belle glass
WorkG Six or eight acres oil coal lie back
OF the proposed location, and It Is thought
that the coal can be got into the works
Of e 70 per hundred bushels. The gen.
tlemen who are working up the matter
are experienced and energetic, and there
can be no doubt OF the success OIL the pro-
Jet.
The Martins Ferry glass factory starts
up full on Monday.
Twenty tons Of Manufactured glass
were turned out this week BY the South
Wheeling Works.
A boy st the Top Mil named Rodney
Dickson last week In four days cut 50
kegs Of four.penny nails. The present
week he has cut % kegs, tsaides losing
halt day.
Nine Of the j. Belle boilers play q
game Of base ball this afternoon with q
nine from the Upper Riverside Mil. Each
ride pats up two kegs Of beer upon the
result Of the game.
The Pan Handle RtIes says: Mr.. Perce.
", practical glass blower, formerly &
resident Of this town but now Of Martins.
vile, Ohio, visited Wellsburg, ". Va,
with view Of looking up site to erect .
glass house. %
The BellAire Nail Works has enough
pig metal on hands 70 last until the first
oil January.
Down at the Manufacturing Cos works
trade IL reported q little dull Just now.
This Is matter, however, to be expected
at this season, as their wares find q mar
ket principally In harvest times. This
company has been crowded with work all
season.
The various glass factories are all run-
ming on full time, and all report trade
good.-BslGire LRdependeHt, .... -
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UNAVAILABLE LRTrKRa-The follow
ing letters are held for postage in this
city in the amounts named: Solomon
Chaplin, Van Vert, Ohio. &c; Miss Jane
HAnes, Matamoras, Washington Co, o.,
Sc; Mrs. zurnlede, West Wheeling, Ohio,
&c; Besdle & Co., Publishers, 9S William
street, N. Y, &c; Miss Ida Dunbar, New
Cumberland, W. Va, cafe j. NJ Porter,
1c; Miss Mary E. Fitton, Baltimore, Nd,
2S7 AcDoroSgh street, &c; Messts:: Troll
d Neubsusen, corner Market and Alley
Q, City, 1c, .r.u II
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THE CHuRcHEs.-Rev. ~. B. CLARK
will oflciste 81 St. Johns P. E. Church
tomorrow at loan. q .l
Communion services will be held in
the Q. P. Church at Martins Ferry To-
morrow.
In the Bellaire U. P. Church. com.
munion will be held by Rev Wallace,
assisted by Rev. ]. Comm, D D., ofthe
Muskinghum Presbytery.
Rev. Chalfant will preach in the Pres.
byterian Church st Martins Ferry TO-
morrow morning.
Rev. L. s. Nilhelm, Of New Phila-
delphis, Ohio, breaches in the English
Lutheran Church tomorrow morning
and evening.
Rev. J. R. Thompson, Of Chapline
Street n. E. Church, will preach in the
Second Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning, and Rev. A. G. Eagleson, Of the
Third Presbyterian, in the evening.
In the Disciples Church tomorrow the
regular services will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Il. A. PAllister, morning and
evening.
The quarterly session Of the Pease
Township Sabbath School Union win be
held in the Bridgeport n. z. Church to-
morrow afternoon, commencing at two
O'Clock. The order Of exercises will con-
sist in the discussion Of the following
topics:
Sabbath School Workers-Their Du-
ties, Responsibilities and Qualifications.
Parents-Their Duty 10 and Response.
bjlity for succes 80 Of School.
The Superintendent Of each Sabbath
School in the township will give re-
port Of the progress OF the work under
his supervision during the past quarter.
The reports embrace:
Number OF scholars.
Average attendance.
Number OF teachers.
Number and value Of books in library.
Name Of papers and number taken.
Amount Of money collected each quar-.
ter.
Number Of children in bounds Of each
school.
And any other information that the
Superintendent may deem Of sufficient
interest and importance to the Sabbath
School work.
The opening speech on each topic will
be limited 10 ten minutes. Those follow.
ing will be allotted five minutes each.
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DRUNK-Last evening a well dressed
woman about iorty yeata Of sge entered
BrentiinEer's drug store beastly intoxi.
Gated. She went 70 the back part OF the
store and laid down, and was not dis
turbed until the hour for closing up, when
she was found 70 be unable 10 walk.
Officer Exley was called in, and after
borrowing a wheelbarrow wheeled the
drunken woman to the lookup She
gave her name as Ms. Dougherty, and is
evidently a stranger. ~
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PHoToGRAPHs.-At Halls Gallery (for.
merly Robinson's) there are employed
come Of the best, Artists In the country,
and Gey are prepared 10 furnish their
customers the finest work 10 be found
anywhere. They do not make cheap pic.
lures, but take special pains to make
every sitting q success. Old Pictures
copied and enlarged 10 any size, either
plain Photographs or finished in Ink, on,
fastel Or WEteT COlora. Also liIe-size
Gtayons, Pieture TrameS, iSteteoscopic
Views, and Photographic Goods Of every
description.
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BADLY scALDED.-Mrs. Thoe. Bos.
well, who resides on Jacob street, near
47th, was severely scalded a day or two
since, while moving q tub Of hot water.
She had been washing, and attempted 10
move the tub, when 1t turned over, throw.
ing the hot water over her person. Her
entire body was badly scAlded, and she
will be unable 70 resume her house.
holo duties for some time to come.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1874.



Disciples Church.
Second Presbyterian Church.
English Lutheran Church.
Stray Cow.
Bronze Lamps, &C.
Oysters in all Styles.
The Finest and Best.
To the Voters Of Madison District.
link & Son-UndertAkers.
Large Stock Of New Carpets.
School Books.
School Books and School Stationery.
Room for Rent.
r. Bsssett-Muaic Teacher.
pectacles-Oxtoby & Dufleld.
Iron City College.
List Of Letters.
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SoMEFHNe NRw.-In passing HAlrs
Photograph Gallery on Main street, we
saw Wha(We took al 3 distance 10 be 3
large Cabinet Organ, but on closer ex.
animation II turned out 70 be an enor.
mous Camera Box. Upon enquiry We
were informed that Il was the largest
box ever brought into the State. The
public may soon look for 9 treat in the
way Of fine extra large size portraits made
with this machine and put in their win
doWa Tor examination and admiration.
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DoE'T buy plauo or organ until you
examine the large stock Of s,einwAy,
KnRbe and Emerson Pianos, Mason &
Hamlin, Smith, American and Estey
Organs, and know what great induce.
ments are offered you at Adams & Lucas /,
1927 Market street.
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Union MERrHo.-The different Tenn.
perAnce Leagues of Belmont county,
Ohio, will hold-a Union Meeting 10 the
N. Z. Church at 81 Clairsyille, on Thurs.
day, September 10Th, at 10 o'clock A. N
The ladies Of 3D. Clairsville will enter
tain their visitors. II = - |
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DIED sUDDnsLY.-A man named John
Mularkeyp who rsdaes on 18Th, aIBve
Jacob street, was lake. with cholera
morbuS about II o'clock ThuisiSy night,
and diedSt1O 4. n. yesterday: q phy.
stefan was summoned In the night, bu,
was unable 10 relieve the patient.
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POLICE CoURT.-Two cases we're ex-
amined by His Honor, Judge Cranmer,
yesterday morning, viz:
Peter Berry and DAsiel Ulrich were
charged with drunkenness. The former
was fined 81 and the latter S and costs.
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MUSICAL INsTRUcTIoS.-Mr. F. Bsssett
announces in another column that he will
take g limited number Of pupils Tor in
strucuon in the study of the Piano, Organ,
Harmony, Counterpart or the Voice.
Mr.. Bassett is spoken Of very highly, and
his teaching in Europe was very success.
fD1
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ADMINISTRATOR APPoRTED.-In the
Circuit Court yesterday Philip Wooster
was appointed Administrator Of the estate
OF Barbara Wooster, and gave bond 10
the penalty Of $3.50.
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FINGER Cur OFV.-Mr. Robert Frew,
q pressman in the 1NTRILIGEEcER job
Office, while cutting paper yesterday
morning had the first finger Of his left
hand cut of near the first joint by the
knife Of tie machine.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr.-This court was
occupied yesterday in the continuation Of
the case Of MsrgarethA Mass Is. the Ger.
mania Insurance Co. The trial had not
been concluded up to the hour of adjourn.
mani
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HOP AT McLuRE HoUsE.-As select hop
was given at the Mcclure House last
night About thirty couple Of young peo.
pie were present. Joe Kramer's band
furnished the music.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsRs.-Four marriage
licenses were issued by County Clerk
Woods during the week ending yester.
day, as follows: Monday, 2; Wednesday
and Friday, ! each. .-'
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PERsoNAI.-Captain 8. D. Killian, OF
Columbus, Is stopping at the stamm
House. VA
, Rx.Gov. W. E. Stevenson, Of Parkers-
burg, Was registered OF the Grant House
yesterday frs
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CIRCUIT COURT.-Court met at The
usual hour yesterday morning.
A number Of DEGREES were entered in
causes not oil general interest to the public.
The case Of Silas W. Wharton "a. the
Board Of Education Of Richland town
ship-s bill TO get aside an awa1d-was
argued and submitted.
Adjourned until Q o'clock this morning
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MADAME KRILooG says to Mr.. Weber,
your Pianos have been my choice for the
last six years, both for the concert room
and my own house, where one Of your
splendid Psrlor Grands now stands.
Sold only by Sheib. Egs 4E
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GukRD1AN.-Tabitha B. Wilson was
appointed by the Circuit Court yesterday
guardian Of the I've minor children Of
John B. Wilson, deceased Bond, $1,000.
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Two wrecks reaalang from the street
car track adorn the street near the Island |
end oil the suspension bridge.
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NOTHING has happened worth speaking
Of down In the Eighth Ward for three
months Uncle Dick Richardson says
The people are all under bond.
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HRw DINING RooMs.-Falloures' Din.
Ing hSoms. No. 1891 Market street, are
now open " the public. The rooms are
elegantly furniIhed, and the reputation OF
the gentlemen In charge Is q guarantee
that they will be received win great
favor by the public. Evetythig in season
can be had there Of all holrs. In a few
days they will be ready for regular
boardera; also TO supply suppers Tor Large
parties on short notice. LIDS 20
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ouR street car conductors are high.
toned. Several Of them wear buttonh ole
boquetS, and We know oil one who
parts his hair in the middle.
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THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature
- observed 81 Silvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
'4;H. ~ Il SRI 71sH
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II. ". sAcxETr & Co., oil Pittsburgh,
manufacture a superior lamp chimney,
which can be had, either wholesale or 70.
tail, Of B. F. Caldwell, Main street, and
Jones & Bro, Market street, and at all re.
tail stoTea
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WHo Is going to close out his Summer
Goods and Carpets regardless Of COST
J. W. FRRRKL
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WATERMELON parties, with muskmehan
accompaniment 10 the latest mode Of en-.
tertAinment among fAShionAbles.
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THTRE will DO no postofice clerks in
heaven unless the girls stop directing their
lettsrs "catt.cornered."
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EIGHT Or ten dwellings have been
erected in CaldWell'S Field during the
past year,
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THE past summers dullness has dis
appeared, and the city's promenAdes re-
sumo once more their brilliancy and
stir.
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Two more courts commence sessions in
this city on Monday next, viz; Ohio
County Court and United States District
Court.
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FAIL styles Of Hats OF Browns, oppo.
site Mcclure House.
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rMINE-SV-@.

HBLirBoLDs BuoHUi i SIN in the ze.
NTH oil its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory st Philadelphia, and IL
sold by all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
ieits. Genuine has propnetor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. 2!8ulEJ dkV