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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Scryilcs eyery Er,t IN. third Sao-
fa,h- IF eara month ct Red CroUi
AMI fnsv'e = O'Clock p VI AZ
Red clcui. o'ci,-k P. II. a; IN
avaA.. Eyery second sfri fourth
SafLa;h, al Balm and Harmony
pree;nas. Rev. i. MAXWELL
Fa-iuI.
BAPTIST CGURCH.-RFy. THoS-
MUXLoW. Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabta,h at =. VI.
SABBATH SCHooL every Sabbath
morning AZ ~ An
J. q. PORTER, Supt.
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John \. Barber l. growing ND
sehf no sth seBt ro.i supervisor A.
the Dad plIce- Ia oHr road. are bring
bridget aud graiei way enineariy
satisfactory 20 carrier, asi Tax payer.
Tn Dsntley Br,<, have ~, re-
e-ivei a valuable p:ece of machinery
IA the shape ola c,rn cracker. Tney
are buy isc Up yoang -iSx aud 1t Is
josi the thug ,hcy needed.
MIR. Cyrss Ra.h of Well Pot
Office caiied this week sui paid fa the
CBIEE :oT In year 1876. IL intend.
going mo the mercau:ii. business =,
ths, poiat 10 The sprins. We wish
n.m s4csess IN biz aes euierrrise.
WIN Mcbride Is ucw -psrcaneu,-
b located IT, ihr pace anl xs4I Ee-
-pecttaiiy requc,. i share Vi the pub
Ic Patronage.
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HE, aoI Fe.. q all kuds b. T.
Baala. OF IA Coat rIs e
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II rs necessary ,hsi al axe. tas and
unpaid .LoaI b. pad ~fthoa, delay.
Tsx-s..v-s take cc-ice sBi govern
y~usr-.iye. Accordingly. AMI save es-;s.
SoT. sSh. 49,
y. AZ. Joxs-, Treasurer.
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IDS see h0s easy IL is % pay for
yeur paper. Ii yoa havn'; the money
yoa can pay FOR IL siih zzy Il Tie tol
losing n;riesl
Wheat Oats Barley. Corn
Rye. Buck~her- Eoar- Neal
Potatoes CabSzze- Squash Bar
KS. Beans P~a.nrkins- Wood
PORK Beef Chickens. Butter.
Eexr. Aud Ne we're sever yss
Iknsxa 10 refase usaa=z.
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E...E .o.ay-ea!Els.
NOTICE.

Nov. ION, $50
Complaint having been entered al
thi- office Icy Perez Tho!ts sga.a-t
William II. NahgIug iHr aa.ui1nipe
his homestead earry. No 1888, dated
September l5h, 1873, uron the
northwest quarter, secriin ~. town
ship soar a Tsrse eleven ii west,
IA Webster cUGary. Nebraska. ~i,h a
view to the cancellation oF saii entrs 4:
,he said par i = ara hereby Summoned
10 ap..c4r at thIs n;be. 40 the 2Jih my
u i'ece,Bher, lS15. at 10 clDcs a. IL.
20 respond and IL ni-h testimony .
cernrng Sfii alleged ahaui nment
NrBSrER E.ToN. Register.
IA EVAN HnRTHINu Receiver.
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-s., -S:-a :! .z-.t-.- . .
The CREATES; Variety o: Ho.fiay
Gsds or zentrEneu sa3 t.3ie-. child
ren and bsbs-. e. CT bcoaghr e Red
Cloud Consisting ~ par; Of ,oy- and
fancy ar;icies. Confectionery ani Jew
cry irou 4 jumping J.ck q Z God
Watch CONE everybqiy sni see for
yourselves. Opposite : G4rher { e..
Mas II r LrTz
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"
On. HUNDRED CnKlSTisS
PRESENTS
AMI HON ~ yAAE TaEx.
The raeemirr Nas.5er % IT.
NICHOLAS Sih c,ssszsz al admir-
sble artiIe 1ui.tie! ~One Han5rrd
Christians f'rssn,, AID Hes - Mae
Them
fa,, aride Is al II rTsr;scAl j..
sc4iyuon,. y hi All vf Sh,eh sirl- Of
al age, All boy too, 'oE that matter,
ca make 5eaaaf1l sai useful Chus,-
Va, Presents s- a. tnsr :uSRa, All
relations.
liz Wal RE READY NoyExBER 0:h
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Wanted, Wanted :
,W0 bashei Of Corn, AID I.00a
hu saois ef whsat. ~ L Baum. Cen
era Merchant nlest
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OHIO TOBACCO.


BALTIMORE, July !, 1875.
E4itaI IEislis5zHz.
Our market for Ohio Tobacco during
the past month has again been q very quiet
one until the last few dayS, when ) de-
nand sprang up for good Red Tobaeeo
suitable for England, and for Spangled
Tobacco for Austria, and sales Of about
$50 hhds Of these descriptions have been
effected Al not quite former prices. Bros.
BoIingeI, the Agents Of the French Con-
tract state, that they are waiting for in
EtTuctions from Paris and for the TYPES
Of the Tobacco, before they will commence
buying. Asthe French Contract has been
taken Al under $9i, it il evident that they
intend to make an effort 10 buy At low
prices. Under these circumstances We
consider itpOlicy for Agents here TO in
duce other buyers 10 come in the market
and by making sales 70 them 10 reduce
the stock. The stock At present in frst
hands consists Of 500 hhds and Ss the in
spectiOns thus lar amount already 70 8, 100
bids We suppose NOT more than 800 to
! 800 hhds will come forward yet from
Ohio; there are besides about $3.50 hhds
in speculation hands, which, however,
We think viii be held a full prices. As
Bros. BoningeF will have 70 buy the bulk
Of the Tobacco this year, and will prOba.
bly, need in all about Z 90 hhds. in order
to FIJI the French Contract, and To suppl
the wants Of their Duisburg house, it
will be plainly seen that they will have
difficulty in getting their share, il other
buyers take hold OF much Tobacco. The
first installnent Of loo hhds. will have
TO be delivered in France on September
lst, and therefore they will have TO COM
meDce buying this month. A Italy has
taken last year about $500 hhds. Of Ohio
Tobacco, We think it ia likely that she
will need some Ohio Tobacco this year,
especially a. her contracts Tor Kentucky
Tobacco ioT last year have not been filled.
Considering that all European markets
have not been supplied with Ohio To.
bacco for the past eight months, it is
reasonable TO suppose that the stocks o.
the other side will be much reduced, and
therefore we believe a fair demand for
Ohio Tobacco from the different markets
will set in later in the season.
According to late advioes received from
Ohio it seems that the prospects for the
new crop are improving, and that with a
favorable season from nov on We may
expect = medium average crop.
Yours truly,
WlLKESs 4 BEALL
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The total amount Of railroad dividends
TO be distributed at Boston this month is
Sl,727,5Gl; manufacturing dividends,
S5339O0, miscellaneous, 1922, 40; interest
on bonds, sT,SOS,9O9; total, $9,ss9,5iO,
against sg,9is, 400 last January, S9,ll7,-
37S July !, 1874, slOl3O,O93 July !, 1873,
and Sl2OS3,O34 January /, 1873. The
manufacturing companies make the worst
showing, beside several reductions, large
number being compelled to pas. Among
these are the Chicopee, Clinton, Cabot
and Atlantic, while Others which have
now passed twice or more, are the Dwight,
Bates, Great Falls, Norwich wooden, Sails
bury and Washington mills. The An.
drOscoggin reduces from 8 to per cent,
Hill 4 10 8, Lowell bleachery @ to 4, and
Middlesex 8 to 4 per cent. The Pacific
maintains ia regular 10 per cent semi.
annual. The COcheco paid 10 per cent,
June IS, and the Salmon Falls passed ct
that date. The Manchester increases
from 3 to per cent and the Newmarket
o 10 3 per cent Railroad dividends,
heretofore the steadiest on the list, also
begin to break. The Connecticut River
road, which has divided . per cent semi.
annual for the past years, now drops to
4 per cent, and the Worcester 4 Nashua,
paying 4 per cent the past years, comes
down to 81 per cent, and the Boston &
Lowell, an old standard, which has missed
but one dividend during ~ years, il com.
PEELED to pass.
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PATENTS.

Issued by the Patent Office to the citi-
lens Of West Virginia for the week end.
ing July ., 1875. Furnished for the Ii.
rELLIG ESCER, from the office Of j. McC.
Perkins s Co, counselOrl.ai.laW in patent
cases ard solicitors for patents. Attend
to all business before the patent Office
and other departments Of the govern.
meHt. No. 5l3 Seventh street, Washing
ton, b. c. Drawings and specifications
Of patents, % cents.
l6S,7J9. HYDRASIs james W. K.
Fisher and Vim. II. Fiske, Martins.
burg, ". Va, assignOrs Of one third
their right to G. ], Faulkner, jr, and
Z. b Faulkner; Filled Apr. Q, 1851
1896. COIToS.GTXA Orville c. Dew.
ey, Wheeling. Filled Mar. p, 1873
Bd.t.-Through the medium Of the OBJ
lique arms Of the belt wheels on each
side, these belt wheels accommodate
themselves automatically 10 the strain Of
the belt, and when the belt is compara.
lively loose upon the belt wheels, the con.
tact Of those wheels which are carried on
the arms with the irietion.WheelS Of the
saw-shait and brusb-shsii will be kept up
by the movements Of these belt wheels
and the belt.
lG3,3Gi. RArLwAY-SwITcHEx. Minter II.
Davidson. Pruntytown. Filled Apr.
2i,l575,l
Bnief-An improvement in operating
a vibrating irog.rail, consisting OF a vi.
brating lever capable Of longitudinal
movement by means Of slot in said lever,
through which a fulcrum.pin is passed;
the lower end Of the lever taking into
holes in a plate, and being secured there.
in by pin. The frog.rail il secured to
the operating.leyer BY link near the
lower end Of the lever.
1926. CoAL-HoLDERs. Saml. L. White
side and Amos G. Holiday, wheeling.
[ Filed Mar. 20, 1875.
lG3,53G. BRusH.HoLDERs. ". r. Shank,
Clifton. Filed Nov. I, lS74.l
BriJ.-The side pieces clamp the brush
back at their lower ends, and receive the
handle upon pivot at their upper ends.
Midway il the bolt for drawing the part.
together.
lG4,OOS. SrAGR.BuILDERs' ADJUSTABLE
SQuAREs. Columbus b. Kirkpatrick.
Parker'burg. Filled Mar. %. 1851
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TIE most Of the peaches that will be
sold in the Wheeling market this year
will come from Delaware and Maryland.
The growers in those favored States have
4 rich harvest before them. In conse-
qusuee Of the destruction Of the peach
crop in 70 many portions Of the country
the Maryland and Delaware peach grow
srs will have TO meet an unusually heavy
demand. By means Of the railroads and
steamboats, they are enabled to ship the
fruit to distant points. Large a. their
supply is said to be, it will he altogether
inadequate to the demand. The growers
eau FIX their own prices. Peaches will
Be almost as valuable a the golden ap-
Piles that grew in the enchanted garden
Of old, and it will require more than one
dragon TO guard them.
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A god appetite, vis1Fosi disss'i0a sBi s5gsd
tlesP ETs isreS b.es5usi that iuplyI god ssEay
more AID ETs htitInabis by The dAy gSe 4 HO.;s,.
ier's stomach RuerL Ths HOR1fA that i !nriS.
urI;s1 By that railing tJn!s aIiily dispose q rhs
food Committed 70 IL and al the Pr0pr time sr1vs-
Ia HSre With nAtE;al ssTnetnesa, and The br1!n
tFOn Vhieh pin md lespODlssIy have hsea Tan
ishsi By thai Alzi1Ty IDSI!ns and cheering eo;-
dial, enjoy II The hour q Isi thu, t7DluI draa-
Iss Tsi.oae sF which NJ OiAsr hon that Pruyl4eahs
can btaiSG SH oaapnais. B=i1ts thes n0st de-
jr1ble results, the sEtire phykqas Is strengthened
and i1T1ikr AsaInsi the stack q dissas By this
kyleotl1 JialiEeT add protective agent, ShiCb take
II 1lt1HslhsT. Il atsggi The 1at dsairshle, ~ 1t IL
ubISeationslly oct q The mo-, popular tariieines
in eIiiiehOe. eodAV
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The latest political canatd il fairly
picturesque in its impfobability. Briefly,
Mr.. Morton spent several days in New
Orleans soon after the adjournment Of
Congress. It was given out that he was
detained by the sickness Of his wife. As
matter Of fact, he was endeavoring to
make Pinchback see reason. His efforts
we're ultimately crowned with success.
"Pihch" agreed to resign his senatorial
ptetensiohs in favor Of the adminislta.
tons brothet.in.law, Mr.. Jim Casey, and
TO deliver the coloted vote Of the South;
west to Mr.. Morton in ls7O-the consid.
Grafton being the berth Of secretary to
the Senate, now filled by Mt. Gorham OF
California. Kellogg and Packard are
reported in a state Of mind on the sub
iect
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LsuohIln's Infant Cordial.

The chiIdGeire when tsethinE-to relieve indian.
uiailOl Of the Gums, 10 nlBy uDeadns1, to quiet
Collie Palma 70 promote Sleep, 10 cure Summer CJm.
plant. This We consider one d the mnst valuable
remedies 10 he kept IN the family when the chil.
dFen are cutting their teeth. We are Blling thou.
baIIdi Of boItles, and have 10 hear the hrSt pern
say II L hot all TeftcDnImend II 10 lr.
AOIHEEs, have you q IkLiy, Is,tAiT1 bab> that
Turns the HOrRs d ElGHT when you 10 ing i0F
Tssil into Gre LOE0i WEAEY DAYTIME d WORM.
HEST and Gaze? CU-Cry-C'p-all day and oil
niEht lOhEf II yOu have, liESA 10 SbdEn, IL con.
TiDati, kltitats no lgH0sr-1 PEW DROPS d lSFASI
CORDIAL and your tAiH WILL lie PACfPiED, and
SWEET. RETREiHiSG ELEEP Eill take the Place Of
wAERPUL suTTEEINO. PucurP u ODCe q bottle.
Sold by Ill Druggists and
LAUGii.lE bios. 4 90, ProFrielor,
Wheeling, ". Va.
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A SAVANNAH Ga paper, in sPeaking
Of the melon crop Of Florida, says that
It will be exceedingly large this year,
and that the growers are puzzled to know
hoE to dispose Of them. The SuPerin'
tendent Of the Atlantic & Gulf Railroad
hl. come to their relief by writing to va
rious parties in Western cite. offering to
place melons in fresh condition in their
markets =. very Low rates. The offer
has been accepted, ard nov the FloFidi.
ans make the startling proposition to
have 10000 melon. ready bsfore the
9Th Of July! More startling 'iill Is the
following, from the s1ios authority "The
FIRST train Of seren cars left Live Oak yes.
tsrjsy, and goes direct To Chicago. A
second Of fourteen car. has gone down
to load, and will leave Tuesday morning,
and a. many cars as can be had will he
laden with this fruit and be forwarded.
On the 18th Of this month u monster
train Of melons will be dispatched, which
ALL also take with il delegation Of the
Florida iruil-roEeH " Chicago, who go
for the purpose Of looking around, and
making thiI a permanent business"
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IEENE' LAST HouRs.-Who that reads
these pages will not long to know more
Of Heine, brilliant, funny, pathetic, full
Of divine grimace, full Of magic persia-
agey The story Of his lingering decay
Il too sad Tor tears. Think Of him bearing
the intoletable anguish Of his softening
spine, proPped up on pillows with one
eye entirely gone, and the lid Of the other
paraly1ed, yet jingling forever his hell Of
wit, wherewith to invite the world to the
piteous spectacle Of his death in life.
Lying on his couch Of torture, he entei-
tanned George Sand and Gautier, l'eran.
ger and Gerard de NerYal, Taillandier,
and the rest Of his bright guest, "a bright,
himself, as the best Of them. Tkis," he
ssid, pathetically, "but have no senae Of
feeling, 80 senseless have my lipS become"
Heine had a deeply loving nature, and
his mother and his wife were his two
idol. His wife, the poor little French
and faithful Mathilde, whom he had mar.
ried late in life, did not understand his
greatness or his celebrity a. a poet, but
she adored him, and IL was his pride to
boast Of her disintefestedness, her cheer.
iulne.s, her devotion, ant, her. ignorance.
He says Of her in his will: al spoiled her
unspeakably, because-I loved her I'm.
sTeakably." lie wrote once to Campo
"Only two consultations remain 10 me, my
French wife and my German muse" He
grew, later, to find consolation IN his
passionate belief in immortality. lie
had been a Hegplian, then a Pantheis,.
but, at last, "a heavenly hOmesickness"
overlook him, and he returned to his
faith in a personal God. He said that all
hia knowledge, all his intellect, told him
tina, belief in immortality was madness,
yet with hi' feelings he chung 10 II, and
In this hope the spent candle Of his life
went out.-L " in he NJ y Tribune.
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The New Orleans Tine, the leading
Democratic journal Of Louisiana, resents
the imputation that the South Is for in6a-
tion a "a most extraordinary and IN.
provoked humbug," and enlnrges upon
the subject in this wholesome manner ::
THE South has given no manifestation
Of such . sentiment, and for the best 'ea-
son. She has passed through the whole
course Of the financial disease-she
plethora, the fever, tie exhaustion, the
pro.tration-and Is now weak and enact
ated, but conyalescent, She feels already
the steady, normal pul,ations Of returning
health, and does not loug Tor a relapse to
fever and chill and delirinm. She has
only now to exercise ordinary prudence
70 regain lusty health. What We want
l. more trade TO give employment TO cur
rency, aud our people do not look to in.
dated price. and unhealthy speculation
As the proper mean, to develop trade. II
the currency inHaiioni,ts look to the
South for aid and comfort We fear they
are doomed to disappointment
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THE WHEELING DAILY TELIGENCER MONDAY MORNING JULY 1875

VIZ would suggest that the Beeehsz-
Tilton jury become incorporated, 50 that
the demiss Of one or all Of il members
viii not Affect ia existence. II should
be.nAde = perpetual body, With power to
render decision At any time prior TO
the day OF iudgmenL-R onneEeT Ffe0-
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THERE is in Richmond, Va, a master
Nlson's apron, originally made for the
revolutionary general, Daniel Morgan,
ont Of part Of bis Wiie's EAtiH Wedding
gown, and worn by him in the Winchester
Va lodge in l765.
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Colonel THOMAS II. DEwtrr,iot many
years Secretary Of the Board Of Public
Works Of Virginia, committed suicide
Wednesday morning, blowing his brains
out with q rife. He was GO years old.
and had been in III health for q long
time. Colonel Dewitt, WhO was native Of
New York was 4 prominent Mason and
was much esteemed in Richmond.
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ANOxs the men Of mark noticed BY
the Richmond DbPataA, at the Commence
meat Exercise at the University Of Vir-
giaia, vas President ". K!,PendletoD, Of
Bethany College.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

4 Victim Of youthful lmprudence, causing pre-.
mature decay. nervous debility etc. having tiitd
In vain every known remedy. hiss found simple
sei-eure, Which he will nn1 ne 10 hls fellow r.
erer. Address J. II. REEVES, - Nassau street,
New York, Boz 5iS1. apT
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MONDAY, JULY 5, 1873.

Tan decrease in the public deb; during
he month Of June Was Sl,i3l ,2Ss, and
for the fiscal year ending June s0ih Sli,
aaQ5I4
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DIED.

90 sabbath sTsning. July 9Th, ISIS, WILLiAN o,
Biskest1B, Ess,i ikrer a0Glhs and Gfuesn day
Fgnerzl this lNoodIyi sIisDo,u Al 0'e!Osk
from the rssidsAre q Iaat Oz,oby, it1l CAapline
srett. Friends Il the lsnily invited. IhtsHnsni
Al GrttnT,.sl CeEzeiery.
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The Fairbanks scale company Of
JOhnabury DO not gruhble much At the
hard times, a their sales during the last
sig months have been larger than iof any
previous six months IN their experience.
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FAREELL-sTEDNAS-oa June q, 1876, Al
The rszi1EDpr q the hEilss LaTeab, BY the EsI.
W1tsJn DaE1, NJ. JANE A. FAEEELI7 q WhsEl-
ING. and Mis- IESSIE o, sTEDHAS, ~ Gran5Iieu,
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OF all Wild beasts preserve me from
tyrant; and Of al tame-a haiterer.-
Rsa ,I0kas1s.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


SieutsnTiIle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sr2j l. IN;
departs 500 p N. This trIin during the day passes
harvard ASd ioTUard between Martins FeTTy and
BsllIiTe stopping when required 81 sherman House,
.EinITilJs, West Wheeling and GraVel Hin,
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Two change':in The postal regulations
went into effect on Tie lat Of July. One
Of these il the increase Of fee for regis.
terinE letters from eight to ten cents.
This Is done by order Of Postmaster.
General Jewell, for the reason that the
cost Of registering letters exceeds the
revenue gained thereon. Mr.. Cre.well
reduced the fee from fifteen cents to eight,
and a. the result shows, fixed 1t too low.
Mt. Jewell wants that departmental the
postal service to pay il expenses, and
therefore raises The fee to ten cents.
The other change is slight advance
In the fees on domestic money orders.
This was decreed by the act Of Congress
approved May 3, 1875, to take effect on
the 1St Of July. The change was fully
explained al the time, but may have been
forgotten. The new schedule Of fees Is
a follows:
oFdsts no. exceeding cents
Over SIS and not e1CeUiinE 80 ...........i5 oents
Otti 80 and not exceeding SlO............0 cents
Over ~ and not exceeding HO...-..-......2i ccnts
On The same day the new International
postal rates have gone into effect, making
aome quite important changes. The most
important Of these Is the reduction Of the
single rate ior prepaid letters from six
cents to Eve to Great Britain, Germany,
Austria, Hungary, Russia, Belgium, Dem
mark, Egypt, Spain, Greece, Italy, Nor
way, servia, Sweden, Sutherland, Tut.
key, FINLAND and the Azores, Farce, Ba.
leific and Canary Islands, Iceland and
Malta. Postal cards to allthese counties
are two cent?, books and newspaper pack
ages not weighing more than four ounces,
two cents for each two ounces, and otdi.
nary newspapers two cents. All matter
e6cep, letters must be prepaid, and upon
letters sent without prepayment double
rates will Be charged on delivery. twill
b well to remember these things.
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"ATCHES
pARLOR Art STORE
TEAcaEgs' EXAMINATION.
TAt ans Plsseassf sszlI

he suna.l examination o. IpPlitanii i9T Etua-
ti0as a. Te1ebe1 in Pahlic schoolt q Whtslins
viii ls he'd II uBiGu lifh Ward scbool Hal On
Tuestly. JBly lSla, o0mmtDttEs Al o'eloek A. ~
CSndidlIes vii fltase LppaAE promptly a this h0af
All peEsons who intend TO apply tOr Paitlons a.
TsaeheTs 10 the pabie schools IN The oily, vii take
aotifs that the C0mmlttse have resolved 70 bold 10
gEscill eKIilinlii0Es during the yrsT, unlssa cir
eunslances should trEnspiTe positively requiring u
s. ;. WILLIAMS,
lri Chnlrrlln Examining Cammiiiee.
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DRUGGISTS,
ICE COLD
Natural Blue Lick Water

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80 Cass oonGutTlicd Lye
100 " NItehsA
6taITEh Gtrrett'S snufL
80 bgEa GAETtttS P1ckL
100 pounds Dutch NnddsF Print
500 lDdige spanish FIast.
3 tLTeh Chip LnEVOd1.
Al LGtGaLN HRos COS
50 pound, 6lorviOrm.
60 Bromide Potassium.
. 0lGmel.
3 IOdlds Potith.
20 FLUID ETtrArtG 1tldsn'L
% Solid EIt1riA, do.
so hottls 0lFIE Coated TllL
At LAuGHIN BIOS cos
8 darn RsEsT, Cod live, OIL
3 Halls Lang halnm.
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loo EsEncrs-Qhnamon, Ao.
600 RItsmIn DEpEA
go GOdiFey'S Cordial
100 Essanu JRmHica Ginsef,
Al LAUGHl1N BROS 4 on'S
9,Uup pounds Grlin PJJPS-sibpTas.
800 CoVel
60 F." Anspiue.
80 HutinsEE-Ci OVeEumehL
500 Cream TATtIf, pure and ehoics
zoo NuiiArd, 10 cans and 10 bVlk.
go " Ground 6inrt9, East India a lHaiia
C0I'I GelEtine, Aruu Root, IIpina and slga
Oc29 Al LAUGHLTS BROS. a Oi's
100 ounces Quiuihs, PoVsrS 4 WtFhtH1Il
90 " SulphIiS Mophil
90 Nitrate silver.
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