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IRON IN THE BLOOD

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and Enriches the
blood. Ton es up the
System. BuiIds up
the broken down
Cures Dy.repsia
debility. Drop
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Dfarrb @a,Nery-
Gus Affections.
Bofis, HunlOras
Diseases OF the
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Wnh'EoroS Del Sept " NJ;
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Floor and Grain -Core3tci BAH; A'S 'a'
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L-AGk TANIgk-.We nave received dirsss
ID from the importer, full line OF these
elegant goods, @ which We invite attention.
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wM. S. sNEDRN. General MaB,rer
DFNNSYLV AD-THF

PENNSYLVANIA D.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL QUITE.
Trans HswTOrk. from foot Of D1roses aud Coahe ssG
Express Tor Harr5lr- Pittsburgh the South
Palace Can attached $3.50 AMI $3.50 sunday aud
For Wilnsmsport Lock Haven. (via Pha
Phlsdepbia) $3.50 WjlnsDo. Lock
and Ere 500 Cory nIusSnes
For Ia the South Limited Washington Rr
VI Pa ParOr Cas- tay except Sunla s93O
nve In Washington 40 Regular at e:4O and
KIor,s Tor Philadelphia. = $40 ESQ 1880 g. l. 4:lO,
A. % T. $50 3 sni II GEhL S.ndly 100 g. Z 80,
and . o m EInicrant ami second class
2,sO 3lO $40 4:IO 43O O. $40 o. no 1880
$40 1880 No. sns " night saHdsV 6;-J = AMI s;lV
2:3U s:iO $40 4iU 4SO 900 $50 $40 T. eiO $50 Z.
1;3 $40 10 ll3O and IL night SUNDAY 5;2O D. and
Fo- Rahwar Q. $50 7 s. 10 a. m. IL NJ l. @ 23O 3d.
$40 $40 43O 45O, 800 $40 o. 6:lO $50 T. $40 10 o.
m an IL ght Sunday. b:2O an
FOR woOlbridg Pcrn AnJOy aa sOah AnbOy, aud 10
For New Buns~cs ami a. N. IL 2 3:l0 4:IO $40
clio 7 D. m. ami Ia DighL S1ne"r 0.
F.r kngstiu aud iocsy III :, o:4 a i;l0 p n.
For p D etnn. Z. s40 &. ~. 1917, 2. 40 and
For Lsmbertvine All flem!ngOn. 95J N. AMI -sOOnn
Fw PhllpSbure and Bevdere $3.50 IN. and 80.
Fer a. noa BerientOun Bura Camden. aud $50 O.,
E~,boIc m and 4:l0
20 E1Tmu dale aud Souaa a. N. ssd 2 pm
Tor sDd e. ndea va Perth Amboy, ESQ
Ira MS arrive fol owsH Pittsburgh 60 and ll;2Oa NJ
ana 10: IS daily 10: D = sld - m dai,y, eresSs
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ami IO27 D. saaday ~ NJ and 10 ~ ~ fr"s rbs
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UKEEP YOUR HEALTH."-Read TIL
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Mem publiratlorls.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
POR JANUARY. 1875,


NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
IN - FOR JANUARY, 1875.
Ant l. rHR GREAT MIDDLE REGION OF The UNITED
STATES AND ITS LIMITED SPACE OF ARABLb
LAND. Gen. W. o. Hsseu.
H. THB NATIVE RACES OF THE PACIFIC STATES. Pr.'-
es Psrtmsn.
H. THE RISE AND PAIL OF TIE SLAVE POWER James
Freeman Clarke
Nv. THE WAGE FUND THEORY. Frsnns A. wsier
v AN EPISODE IN MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. tsecena
Pspsr) THB RUIZ OP THE TWEED RING IN HB"
FORK. Charles p. wingste.
re- very raphc description Of the leading characters Of 'ne
Ring and Of their mode Of pundehng the city
VI CRITICAL HOTICBs-of Psrkmans HOvelPs BsVsr Ty'
Irs Prof Pskes and DR.. Cakes latest works and other
important books
Among the contributors NORTH AMERICAN during the year
rear 1874 are the following
WHITNEY JOHN O. PALFRBY, CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
EDMUND QUIECBY, JANIS G. wELLIsG JAMES RUssBLL
LOWELL, Il. GRYZAk0WsKI JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE. u
D. ADAMS, IT,, SIMON EEWC0AB, A. WALKER H. Ia. BoiS'
SEN, HENRY JAMES, IT,
The publishers confidently pome that NTH the assistance oil these
contributors The REVIEW shall folly maintain
during coming year. M old position at .h head Of American Denod
cal literature.
TERMS 81 so q number sc year.
- Por sale by Booksellers and Esrsdesler..
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dearners.

AN EXPERIENCED GRADUATE desires
"A pnv.k psp'h As4Iss YALE Thssss vpVvs ones "a .
West SlSSs
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8teamboars ano 1ailroaos.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID nd HsnssaeH Railroads. Pare 81. Bgioyxpoay
CssssdBs slip al 1880 m. Bndrepsr IL a
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DsuIisirv.

nR. WATT Il SON, 45 EAST 23D-ST., have
~ for Artificial which nxster rosrer
AID ess,r ,h other aud berg perfect eoHdsss, .a..
Psns low prices Fps Gold Phfray
specially Ts sItrsed rssh 81 81 fsf Ne Gf
saS eo< sasA sssssssaaG yssay h<y 10 stsssaaHeA
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i the HEW-JERSEY SOUTHhGN RAILROAD.
Fare from New-YUrk ~ Phldelnhl onr 81 %
Commcnng MONDAY oct 10 1874 the stauneb, and com
JASB MOSELf nd DAY STAR, as
Sandy Hook with al trains viii
Leave Neg-York Pier 3. n r.. foot Of Rsctor-st
g:45 m-Fer Paiadeiph Long Branch Toms RIVER Ware
IuckeTton, Vnelaud and Briget0D.
400 m-For Long Baneb Toms RIVER WsrtOsn. BarDeg's
ami TuekertOn. So, = ...,r-,, ,
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VAN NOSTRANDs
Y ROLBCTtO
ENGINEERING MAGAZINE.


No ], Vol XII, JANUARY. NOW READY
Torueo uaed); tn, Fnture OF wsees
Iron Abpm Hewitt Proportions Of the Heads OF Eyeb
BY Charles Alcdons q. nadli he Mechanical Propee
Of BonIes bv Trea trnssted On The Gases met WIN IN Oo
Mines General PRINCIPLES Of Ventsuon, BY hhhson
Tubular Osung Dses Vessels War by Isaac Newton b.; Inc
with Intermittent Water supDy; On Mofule, The Diamond ho,L
onur Dill Beaumont, r. e. steel Rails Used by the
Principal Railway France Queen Anne style OF Areh
lecture Tn. Railways Of Europe by A. stewart MAUI
es NeoIology b. J. X. LughOn NJ A. nsra,edli Mechanical
Equiva u the Heat Unit by Francis l. Vnon A. NJ G. b
Rheenry Burning Net Fuel BY Prof IT, Thunon 1
ateds eBca Pump by John hy Paragraphs Reports Of En
qeer Iron aud Steel Notes Railway Note Engineering
and Naval Notes Book Notices. Aiscelneous
Tenns-PubIhed monthly at IS sngle numbers Boo
D. VAN KOSTRAND, Publisher,
% Nutrayst and ~ Warrenst
w PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL, Vol. CO. begins with pres
emit number nov sGr Teaches do best in what
suit one and shine brightest Also How IN Read Char
seter Pace Head Body Voice. WsL etc ong 90 year
Address g. X. WILLS. 800 Broadway, n. Y.
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NETWORK NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD z. R.-EEW-lORK AND hEW-HAYBH DIVISION
Autumn Advancement IA 1874 Paenge. station
NewYOrk Central Depot; entrance OF Foyscsnds
Trains for Ne~Haver 7:lo (AccD Bo5 tELl sos
(Accn 1000 EE 1900 tAceul loo (BLl 800 (Brb.
22O Acen a:5s and $50 LOca Ell $40 EI and $40 sL,
D ,.on,v-,
22O 4:3S. 0:l5. 5iO O:3o. $40 $40 For sasiori
7;lO, s;05 9;05 1910 100 lO9 220 ar SDv lhL.
355 1873 4.45 g. 10, 54U 635 7:2D $40 9lObud 1850
Boston Express VIA sp.nsdd 81 500 soa m anS SID
m. NOrHsls. 800 ana
1000 300. $40 9:lO Bridgeport The
N Shore Line DIVISION
yaev SaVrooE The sos sac
Line DIVISION Nofwich snd New HaVes
Nortbsmpon RI Eewlaytp snd the 500 g. and pn
Newport; e:05, and II connect vita
Connecticut River 81 spnsEeI ant So for hontrL fsc
500 and connects n Wang Hlck T. X and The S:Oo
With Housaton, r r. az Br igepoh The s05 NJ
and 10 and 43S Danhuv And NOrsah 81 South kOsaf,
ara the oO5 1900 and ABB With hewCansan a.
STANFORD.
Sund, Boston Mail Trains 200 n, viAspnngheh slo p
m Providence.
EIp and Sleeping Cars Night gr
Trans -, -. O.. r..
n. IrAer Co. 9i4 BroawsY AMI
Wn1,o, n and No Cou-sI, BrOOkJn, Who viii
ebeck b,Eg,fe from residence to destination
.bauLN N. y New
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Mem Publications.

HOW HE WON HER. BY Mrs. Emma ID.
And other New Book. ,re published this day by -
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And 70 sale by ali Booksellers ard News Agents
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HOW he WON HER Sequel to FAIR PLAY" (BdtomMe
the Man er Emma r. ~ Southworh Being the third
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bound in cloth price I'll To-
Of Mrs koubwouh mpete 10 Ihirtye'en vol
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The OF this talented American hathoress MIA
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES NAIL.
HEw AND FULLrP0WERBD ST BAMShIPA
Sailing SATURDAYS from Lvespso THURS
DAYS q Corb Hsroov earb
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY Jan O. az 700
OCEANIC. SATURDAY.. Jan. 10, at l2i0O nsoa
CELTIC. SATuRDAi Jan 20. al z: 90 an
RkPuBLlU sATU RDAY. Jan. 80. al lLsOo
BALTIC SATURDAY.. Feb. q, At J0u y
rom White Pier 81. North nyer
PssserIs all easseil unrvAe eonNasg
SAFETY sPRBD AND COMFORT
Saloons STATE bAtnroons mshs sce
where eAst bargeoas nsuHdes ACCOMPANY
kA1bo-Saocu $50 gold Tetsa $40. COLA Steersgs
Those for TRENDS ae Old County
ootArn oerhoat-s at Low rates
Passengers ooofeo Ans1eA, rsrs hNAo~B
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-11
Why She Stopped Her Paper.

She came bouncing through the sane
tum door like cannon-ball, and without
pausing to say How dye dos" she
brought her umbrella down on the tabf
with mighty crash, and shouted:
:" l want to stop my paper!'
All right, madam
stop it right off, too" she persisted;
whacking the table again, g for | waited
long enough for you to do the square
thing"
She quoted down for moment, as We
ran our fingers down the list of names,
and when we reached hers and scratched
it out she said:
There; now mebbc you'll do as YOU
ought to after this, and not slights woman
lest cause she's poor If some rich folks
happen to have little red headed, handy
legged, squint-eyed, wheezy squaler born
to them you puff it to the skies and mahe
it out an angel; but when poor people.
have a baby you don't say a word apou'
it, even if it is the squarest-toed, blacKesS,
haired, biggest headed, noblest little kN
that ever kept woman awake at nigh.s.
That's what's the matter, and that's WY
stopped my paper"
And she dashed out as rapidly Is SIS
came.-Brooklyn -4rcus.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-11
FAITHLESS.

( woNDER II it seems as long
To you; three years have passed, or more,
Since, 10th TO speak the final word,
We parted 1T the vine wreathcd door.
The graceful gesture OF your hand,
Your wistful eyes, see them yet,
An: Ana hear rom OUT nose pleading , Ups,
All, was it that your faith in me
Was weak, or that my thoughts you read,
And guessed the plot my brain conceived,
Black as the heavens overhead?
Fast fell the rain; the pallid moon
Was hidden by the tempest's rack.
" Adieu" you cried; now, don't forget
To bring our best umbrella back!"
-Scribner for November
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-11

THE success of the Sunday lecture sys
tenn in Chicago moves the New Orieans
Republican to say: Chicago dellseis
sententious lectures to ten ceanous auai
ences.n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-11

A TITusvILLE PA paper ioyfully sac.
4" Suicide now within the reach OF a
kerosene only ten cents gallon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-03

The river was falling last evening, with
feet in the channel.
There were no boats running Yesterday
the Ice still Unfolding With inAyigatiun
The Express will be here In time to
leave at her usual hour this morning.
Tho Forest City and Market Boy will
probably resume their trips to-day.
The Emma Graham Is running between
ParkerSburg and .Gallipolis.
JrlJ ftBy rOIesapb1 Jltl W5N
PtrrsBURaH, February 2.-Rivet feet
II inches and falling. Weather pleasant.
MEMPHIS, February 2.--RivOr rising
steadily. Weather warm and raining.
Arrived-pafker, Cincinnati. Departed
Belle Of Texas, Pine plntI; Mary Boyd,
White RiVe Painter ohioifivefa Min.
neola, Cincinnati. Helena, V1ckIBits.
EvlNsvtLbg, February a. Weather
cloudy; raining till 10 A. NJ; mercury 800
to 42S growing colder; wind from The
cast and south. River rising rapidly,
with 10 feet on gauge. Ice abundant but
thinning out Up-George Roberts, Red
'Cloudg Exporter, Ills, Turner ppYn7-
Atkahsas Belle, Arlington. BuSi6e staif.
CAtRo, February 2.-Arriyed-Thomp
son Dean, New Orleans. Depatted-F,
+. Eckett, 81. Francis. River % feet 5
inches and rising. Weather cloudy; rain.
cd until 4 +. NJ; mercury 4e'. a. j.
NASHVILLE February 2.-RiSeF az a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-03
3, 900 Union Pacific.


CHICAGO, February 2.-f1our quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and unsettled; No
/ spring SOC; No. 2, sGsSc spot or seller Feb
ruary; S7jSasSc seller March; No. ., 81 IC
rejected 76KC. Corn steady with d
moderate demand; No. 2 mixed O49GC bid
spot or seller February; O5c seller March
rejected 8O1Ia0lC. Oats dull; NJ. 2, 69Xt
bid spot; 625Gc seller March. Rye quiet
and unchanged. Barley dull and unsettled
a. = 22Ha1 % spot Or seller February
seller February; $iS Hkals 90 seller
Mafch. Lard, demand fair and market firm
at $19 42IfalS 10 spot; $lS 81 ISaI3 % Sellcl
March. Bulk Meats quiet and unchanged
Whisky dull and nominal at $50.
.. On call board in the afternoon wheat
closed at S81Su seller February. Corn aud
Oats unchanged Pork sold at $1S 6gX sell
ct March, Lard At Sls s7OSeller March.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-03

NBw YoRK, February 2. = Flour dull
and lower; Bupeffne western and State
- S0a4 20; common 10 good 81 65a4 70; good
10 choice 81 60h5 25, white wheat extra
$5 25d5 65; extra Ohio IS B6aG 3G 81. Louis
% 75aS 90. Rye -four quiet. Corn Meal
dull al a 25a5'65. Wheat more doing and
lower; No. | spring 81 17al 20; No. 3 do
81 O5ai OG; No. = Milwaukee 81, 1OKat 1291;
amber western 81 25al 20. Rye quiet al
g3a9Bc. Barley dull and lowef; Canada
West 81 81. Malt quiet; Canada West 81 90.
Corn heavy and lower new mixed western
low western SSasSiSc. Oats rather more
active; mixed western GGAGs jfc; white GA
69Ne. Hay steady. Hops quiet Sugar
heavy and lower; primo SaSISG; refined SN
Ai0Xc; centrifugal lONc. Molases, New
Orleans lOworat O2aG3c. Rice dull. Whisky
lower at D5C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-03
AIIegIlenY CaltIe.

EAST LIBERTY, February 2.-CATTLR-
Receipts to-day 1915 head; supply light,
butquitC equal to the demand; market very
dull and nothing selling, in fact scarcely
enough to form reliable quotations; only
lao head have changed hands, at pricCs
against the seller. Good cattle IRE scarce
and none on the market, Best 80 20; medi.
um to good IS 5Oa6 0G common to fair 81 90
a5 10; stockes, no sales bulls g 75a4 90.
HoGs-RecGipts to-day 2,l45 head. Phil.
adelphias 81 40a7 90; Workers. 81 90a7 %.
SIiRRp-ReCCipts $500 head. Best IS 50
40 26; medium s. OOa5 75.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-03
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Senatorial Fight Getting hot
emo. Immediate Prospect OF a

SAVASSs
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February l.
The legislative Senatorial Caucus held q
stormy session tonight. An attempt was
made by Senator Dennis and others to
adjourn the caucus Sine die, without a
nomination. and the result was number
Of bitter and intemperate speeches from
members, representing both sides Of tie
question. Senator's Burdette, Walker
and Champion said that the motion cdtpe
With bad grace from Dennis, BECAUSE he
represented a minor candidate, Price,
when the combined vote OF Walker and
Camden could cross out the other cahdi.
dates and this was a FIRE brand In camp,
and personalities and criticisms OF cahdl.
dates followed amid great excitement. In
the course Of tho melee Dennis said that
hedid not think Il possible fot tho caucus
10 hatmoniEe suiEiciently for choice.
Mr.. Mason denounced the caucus as a
farce and a monkey show, and freely In.
tinated fraud and unRlness Of character
for the Sehatofship upon Camden and
Walker, saying that he wanted new
man ii open Legislature, and to dissolve
the caucus sine die.
Nj. Dennis further said that the caticuS
vas destroying the usefulness Of the
Legislature, which had been in session
twenty days and yet not d bill had gone
10 the Governor for approval. During
the heat Of the discussion several motions
we're made, but ono 10 adjourn to meet
tomorrow night passed With but little
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-03
GhegnteLLiaEttt34
ThC Centennial ExhlbltiOn,

It ia now as well established as any hui
man project can bc in advance Of its &C.
complishment, that we are to have agroat
American Centennial Exposition in Phil
adelphia in 1870. 1t Is a grand event
which 1t Is designed to celebrate. Ono
hundred years Of our existence as dis
tinct nation will have then been COM
pleted. Every citizen, under the ciFcum'
stances, may we'll feel strong desire that
the Exhibition shall be worthy Of tho oc-
casiou, 1t should be matter Of national
pride that We shall appear to the best
possible advantage in the eyes Of the yii-
itors from different parts Of the globe.
1t is especially desirable that our in
dustry should bOsCen in a favorable light,
The plan for tho buildings, SO far az we
can judge, Is good, They are not to bo
10 extensive or SO costly as those Of the
Vienna Fair, but they arc sufficiently
large to accommodate with r0omall who
are likely to apply for it, and will present
an impressive appearance. The Memo.
rial Hall, as It Is called, probably will be
especially Rue, Tho State Of PennSyl.
vanla has appropriated 81 100000, for its
erection. II Is to be a permanent art
gallery, 1906 feet in length, 2l6 feet in
width and 80 feet in height lover base.
meut Of l2 feOt), and crowned in tho
centre bya DOME In Its construction no
wood Is to be- used. The materials ore to be
glass, iron and granite, Besides this
there are to bc main pavilion which Is
to cover eighteen acres, "a Machiuery
Hall which Is to cover ton acres an
Agricultural and also Horticultural
Hall, the dimensions Of which
we have not seen, These buildings
are to be Of glass and iron. It Is to
be expected that there will be also many
Others OF a smaller size and more private
character. The estimates Of expenditure
are, for the main building, Sl,2OO,O0O;
for the Machinery Hall, 100000, and lor
tho Horticultural Hall, 100000. This,
with the sum to be spent on the Memorial
Hall, amounts to $S,2OOooO. twill be
observed that no figures are given for tho
Agricultural Hall.
The latest representatlonof the finances
Is as follows, The State has appro.
prialed 81, 100000 Tho city Of PhiIudol.
phia Sppropriates 81 100000. subscrip-
tion to the stock fund aggregate S2,lOO,-
900. Total$4,OOOOO0. The stock shares
are $40 eacll, Tho managers arc al'
thori1ed to issue Sl0,OO0,OOO Of IL
Tho suggestion has been made, and Is
reasonable, that each State and Territory
shall erect on tho grounds q handsome
pavilion, to be constructed out Of mate
rial within the limits OF said State or
Territory, aud that in IL specimens Of its
leading articles Of trade and industry
should be exhibited, The expense would
not be large, and the grouping would bc
highly interesting. lnusmuch "a the
meetings Of tho Legislature Of West Ylr-
ginla are biennial, 1t might bO we'll for
the matter to bc considered during the
present session; and, II thought desirable,
provision should bc made for representa-.
tion. . las a1.'a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-03

A MINERAL was recently discovered on
the premises Of Robert HOsie, near Wells
burg, which being submitted to the
Smithsonian Institute at Washington,
has been pronsupeed lithOgraphic stone
It's practically value has not yet been de-
termined. That used at present ia prin'
cipally imported from Germany, and Ia
quite rare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-03
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO g4s 94tlY RflE11iaESazR
Night tlpIspatoheS,.
CHARLESTON.
A IOlnt Ballot with the Old Result
]. i. o Camden ilip NV iRIdEabpGlatAe
CHARLESTON.
A Iolnt Ballot with the Old Result
Walker Polls His Full Strength
' and GaniOt he Elected,
He Is a Dead Duck.

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Special 10 tho IRtsllIgOncOr;
The joint ballot to-day stood; Walker
20, Camden %, Price lS, BranuOn III Ca
peFton 2, COl.swanR %, IA ,sF,l
In the caucus tonight Jake Jackson
Withdrew the name Of J, N. Camden un.
cOnditionally, which created big stir,
The first ballot stood, Walker %, Price
10, Brannon 8, okey johnson II, Faulk-
nOr 8, scattering '' o.
Second ballOt-Walker 25, Ptice IA,
'BrannOn 8, JOhnsonO, G.tn. Camden 0,
scattering u p. aNpA.. B.,
Third ballot-Walker 2s,, PFico IA,
Brannon 9, JohpSon s, ], NJ, Bennett Q,
scattering 8.
Camdens withdrawal has no effect up.
on tho caucus, Us was expected by his
friends. MoDoC.