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KNOcKEp pOwNA WoMAN.-We hea I'd

KNOCKED DowRA WoMAN.-We hea I'd
last night that a young woman was
knocked down at the corner Of Main and
l2th streets, about 10 o'clock, by fel.
low whom she called Fred. Schaft. Our
informant stated that the woman was
assisted TO Mrs. Banners confectionery,
near by, by several gentlemen. Upon
calling at MrS. Banners, however, we
we're unable to ascertain any additional
particulars. Mrs. Banner stated that
Ihe knew nothing Of the matter.
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Heavy Tornado In New York,

PouHKEEPstE, July ia tornado
swept over portions Of Duchess and Col.
umbia counties yesterday afternoon, &C.
companied by hail. Trees, fences and
barns were destroyed, and acres Ci corn
anil oats cut down,
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The Mint Investigation.

SAN FRANcEsco, July 17.-At the eve.
ming session Of the Mint investigation,
testimony Of a number Of the employees
was taken regarding the operations Of
mint. Superintendent Lagrange made a
statement that the charges against him
are trumped up.
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IMPROVEMENTS. Our enterprisipv
friend, Thomas Hornbrook, Esq, is re-. re-
pairing, painting and beautifying gener.
ally the Female Coltge. The College
has in Mr.. Hornbrook a benevolent and
good friend, and the Executive Commit.
tee q most competent chairman.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, July 17-CArTLB-Re.
ceipts to-day 70 cars or 1892 head, all for
this market. The supply is heavy with a
fairly active market, with prospects for
big run and scrabble in the decline in
prices. Best So 90, medium to good 81 so
a6 90, common to fair 81 75a5 %.
HoGs-Receipts to-day l,925head. York.
ers s. l5a5 20, Philauel phiRS IS 20a5 80.
sHEEP-Receipts to-day 5 600 head. Sell.
ing at So 5Oa5 IS.
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JUsT now ''lhe periIs OF ice water" is
a topic Of much comment in the news.
papers, and numerous instances OF death
from too freely using water, the temper,
ature OF which had been reduced by ice,
arc cited,
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RICHMOND, Va. July l7.-Responses
received from Southern Cities call for a
Convention 10 be held at Fortress Monroe,
the Goth Inst. in the interest OF the South.
ern mail facilities, indicate large dele
cations will attend from all important
cities in the South, from Alexandria to
New Orleans. There will be 200 to 800
delegates,
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WENT TO JAlL.-Charley Allen entered
an information before Justice Bulger,
charging George Allen with committing u
breach Of the peace by being drunk and
using abusive language toward his fam. i.
lily. George was sent 10 Jail in default Of
giving bond in the sum OF $50 to be ot
good behavior for six months.
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CHARGED WITH ABUSING MICHAEL
CLARK.-A warrant was yesterday issued
by Justice Wheeler for the arrest Of Wm
Carney, on charge Of abusing Michael
Clark. The case was set for trial in the
evening,
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AaRAND reception was held at the
residence OF Col. V. l.. Cockayne, near
Moundsville, Monday evening, IN honor
OF Miss Maggie Mckee, who is visiting
the Coloners family. Tommy Cockayne's
band was in attendance.
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Ghpgntelligsuttr.
In,ellirrncer Tor the hummer.

F,noni tarins u, city nay hate he IHisligtHeH
sent 10 h,ir aIi,n By mail, Eo'taOs prepaid, J6r
reh TIM Al :a,y nay ds'ir', at Tie rat' n NVosN
,Ah pr rs'S
90. III, uoDy to pay for hs fine required RGII
in lnryI arcmpdTy hs ordT.
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The Financial Crisis-Bank otSt.
Louis VIII Pay in Full.

ST LouB, July l7.-This morning bus
iness at the banks opened with brighter
prospects, and up to the hour oi II
o'clock nothing oi special note has tran.
spired. Very few people, not more than
half dozen at any one time, have been
at the Fourth National and Provident
Savings Banks presenting checks, which
have been promptly paid. The run
seems 10 have stopped, and II Is hoped
that there will be no further excitement
or trouble. Still, ii cannot be said what
the day will bring forth.
The officers Of the North 81. Louis Say.
Ing Institution assert that the assets Of
the bank exceed the liabilities by $780,
600, and that they can be pretty easily
realized upon. The deposits amount to
$500, 600. The bank will 20 into liQuida-
ton. It is said that Fisher, Hilulback &
Co., of Cincinnati, had a considerable
sum in coin In the bank when II closed.
As stated yesterday Mr.. Merrill, President
Of the bank, will pay the depositors every
dollar. The current deposits are about
$4,000 and time deposits S3S,O00, with
assets more than sufficient to pay all. The
bank had a large amount in New
York exchange which It could not dis.
pose Of, but it could have pulled through
had not the North St. Louis Savings In
stitution closed, locking up $27, 900 Of its
clearings.
BREMEN BANK.
ST. LOUIS, July l6.-A pretty we'll au.
thenticated report has Just come down
from the extreme northern part Of this
city that the Bremen Bank had closed.
No particulars can be given ut the
present writing. The run on the down
town banks may be regarded as stop.
ped. The enforcement Of the thir-
~ days notice yesterday, regard.
ing the time certificates, seems 10 have eff.
fected this result, and as the small cur
rent accounts in the savings banks have
mostly been drawn out the excitement
has about subsided, and business is again
progressing in its regular channel.
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Accused OF Financial Irregulari.
Ties.

New ORLEANS, July 17.-Bartholomew
7. Banergard, late Collector OF the Second
Internal Revenue District Of Louisiana,
was brought here from Baton Rouge by
the Deputy U. s. Marshal, charged with
the embezzlement Of government funds.
Ex.sPEAKER CARR
was arrested to-day charged with obtain.
ing money under false pretenses.
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BREMEN BANK,
TIE TURF.
Long Branch Races.

Lone BRANCH, July 1.-THE frat race
to-day, mile dash, was won by Egypt,
Yorkship Lass and Kenny Ran.
The heat for tho second mile dash was
won by Pride OF the Village, Arrogance
I'd and Eliza Sd. Time 1:541.
Long BRANCH, July IVA severe
thunder storm delayed the race for the
Weat End Hotel stakes, and it was finally
run during heavy rain which kept the
horses out Of view most OF the time.
Zoo Zoo won; Aunt Betsey second, Oriole
third. Time 3:lS; distance one mile and
three.quarters.
The last race. one mile and quarter,
was won by Hattie F.; Cyril second, King
Bee third. Time 2:lS.
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NEW YORK, July IT, Business generally
quiet with commission houses and the job.
bling trade continues dull. Cotton goods
quiet but steady at current prices. Prints
moving slowly. Blankets quiet Woolen
goods for mems wear less active.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 17.-Attorney
General Deyens, Secretary Eyarts, Col.
Forney and party, arrived here at noon
and are now visiting the iron works.
They leave for the Schuylkill regions this
evening.
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IT is stated that Seibert, who is 10 row
Denmarsh at Pittsburgh shortly, has ex,
preSSeda desire to row Louis Felsinger
OF this city, in the event Of his winning
the coming race.
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BASE BALL.

INDIANAPOLIS, July l7.-Indianapolis
s, Syracuse Stars 0.
COLUMBUS, July l7.-Buckeyes 9, Man
chesters 8.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Bostons 8, Chica-
ooa
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RocKLAND, Me-, July l7.-secretary
Sherman and party arrived here last
night from Eastport in the revenue
steamer Grant and left by this afternoons
train for the White Mountains.
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TWELVE shares Of Franklin Insurance
Company stock were yesterday sold by
Messrs. Hervey 4 Britt at the rate Of
S45 per share. The par value OF the
stock il 500.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BoSpS-Dull.

STocHs-Strong and higher; western
shares being conspicuous III the improve.
ment: St. Paul preferred rose to 69k,
New York Central'to OAK, Lake Shore 10
50A, Northwestern preferred to SIX, Rock
Island to PIX, Western Union to 69k,
Michigan Central to 423I, Union Pacific to
Is, Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western 10
iOA, Delaware 4 Hudson TO so, and Morris
4 Essex to 6s. In the late dealings there
was a slight reaction under sales to realize
profits. There are few Ouhiders in the
market at present and operations are con.
fined almost exclusively to professional
spectators.
The transactions were 10000 shares, Of
which 10000 were.New York Central, $4,000
Lake Shore, $4,000 Northwestern preferred,
5000 Rock Island, $4,000 ST. Pauls, 1900
D,esl2lWare, Lackawanna 4 Western, 5000
Union,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception are making the preliminary ar
rangements for a picnic on the Fair
Grounds about the first OF August,
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RIVER Du Lour, July IA sharp
shock oi an earthquake occurred here al
8 O'Clock this morning; lasting about 80
aeeonda. .-. - ", ~.
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LONDON, July 1.-THE steamers Cali.
iorniG and Necksr from New York, and
1orathou from Boston, have arrived out.
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BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE Mother OF
President Garrett Of the B. & o. R. R.
died to-day, aged So.
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AT 10 o'clock last night no arrests had
been reported at police headquarters
The prospects for Whitewash this morn
Ing were never better.
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PITTSBURGH, July 7.-Petroleum-AIar.
ket quiet but firm; crude 50 SOa2 SAX at
ParEer's; refined l3Isal3kc Philadelphia
delivery.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OBPlcR or THR CuIER SIGNAL 0FVICER,
WASHINGTON, D, C., July Isl 4, 4

PRoBANtITIRS.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer southwest veering TO cooler
northwest winds, falling followed by ris.
ing barometer and possibly occasional
storms.
For the Lower Lakes, falling followed
by a rising barometer, east to south
winds and occa sional local rains, possibly
followed by cooler westerly winds and
clear weather.
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sIlyER-At London S4Jfd. Here, silver
OSs y 20 greenbGeks,I$l lsIf gold. SILVER
coin 4 per cent discount to par.
uoVRNMENTs-ActiVe and q fraction
lower In some cases.
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PITrsBuRoH, July 1.-THE ruuninr
meeting, under the auspices Of the Iron
City Jockey Club, was inaugurated al
Friendship Park this afternoon. Tho
attendance was large, the weather favor
able and the track in fine condition. The
first race, one mile dash for all ages, hai
seven starters; they got off we'll together
Patriot LIST, Daisey Milley ID, Jack Hark-
away Sd. Time l:474.
The second race, Pittsbnrgh Club fol
all ages, two miles and quarter dash,
had two starters, Invoice and Killburp
The latter took the lead and kept it for q
mile and half, when Invoice passed him
and won. Time 4:l51.
The third was a hurdle race OF one and
a half miles, over six hurdles. In this
the following horses started: Culpepper
Bill Monday, Bay Filly and Port Leon
ard. At the start Bill Monday fell to the
rear. The others kept well together and
made the closest and most exciting race
Of the day. At the fourth hurdle tht
horses were side by side, and leaped thu
hurdle together. Coming down the homt
stretch Port Leonard gained the lead ani
came in FIRST Culpepper second. Time
259.
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BEAcoN PARK RACE.

BosroS, July 17.-2:2O class summary
Lady Mac !, 5, l, l; Huntress 8, !, 2, Q; Joe
Brown 4,9, 4; John H. 20, 6, s. Martha;
Washington s, 4,S, 4. Time-2:25l, 225,
2224, 2:25i.
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WASHINGTON, July l7.-E. A, Carman
Of New Jersey, has been appointed Chic
Clerk Of the Department Of Agriculture
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CINCINNATI, June 15.--Riyer 10 feet 4
inches and falling. Raining all day and
tonight. Arrriyed-Mary Miller, 81.
Louis. Departed-.Andes, Wheeling.
LITTLE Rock, June 15.-Cloudy. River
has fallen l foot Departed-Maumelle,
Memphis.
OMAHA, June 15.-The river has fall.
| foot, and all apprehension Of damage
has been quieted.
LOUISVILLE, June 15.-Weather rainy.
River rising, with Z feet nine inches In
canal.
NEW ORLEANS, June l5.-Arriyed-G.
Gunby Condor, Ohio river. No depart.
ures. Warm and showery.
SHREVEPORT, June 15.-Riyer rose
inches. Clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, June 15.-Riyer rose Is
inches, and now stands al % feet 4 inches.
Arriyed-Belle OF Texas, ArkanSas river.
Ruth, White River. Departed--Helena,
Vicksburg; Grand Tower, St. Louis.
CAIRO, June 15.-River so feet 0 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy; mer-
curry rs dogs. ArriVed-Anderson, Nash
vile.
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Coon ADvICE.-Now Is the time OF
year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever, &c.
Every family should have a bottle Of
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. Don't al.
low for one moment that cough 10 take
hold Of your child, your family or your.
self. Consumption, Asthma, Pneumonia,
Group, Hemorrhages, and other fatal dis.
eases may set in. Although it is true
GERMAN SYRUP is curing thousands Of
these dreaded diseases, yet it ia much bet.
ter TO have it at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your
whole family winter and keep you safe
from danger. II you are consImptive,
do not rest until you have tried this rem.
edy. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size IS cents. Sold by your Druggist.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
Laughlin Bros. & Co. eod&w
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BY virtue Of decd Of trust made by Charles
Fisher and Margaret Fisher, his wife, Of MATshall
county, West Virginia, 10 the underigned Trustee,
dated the 9TH day Of April, 1873, aud Of record
among the land records Of MarIhAll county, West
Virginia In Deed Of Trust Book No. !, pages I67S,
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BUsISEss at the Revere and fremont
Houses, Boston, continues excellent, and
MeSsrS. Chaplin, Gnrney & Co. have rea.
son to feel gratified at the ever.increasin
success and popularity Of their establish
ments, so deservedly celebrated through
out the United States, since their opening,
full thirty years ago.
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COUNTY CouRr-Judqe Boyl.

The following cases were disposed o
in this court yesterday:
State vs.. NJ. Clark; defendant entered
into recognizance Of $50 for his appear
ance at the next term, with Lawrence
Clark as surety. Case continued.
State Va. Geo. W. Robinson, indicted
for gaming; plea Of guilty. fined $50 and
costs.
Chadduck vs.. House; consent decree
entered.
II being necessary for It's preservation
tho Clerk Of the Court was ordered "a
have the Code now in possession Of this
court rebound and re.lettered and charg
ed to the county.
State Va. James Cheek, indicted for per
jury; prosecuting witness appeared and
lied an answer 10 the rule. Ordered
that said witness give security for the
costs on or before the September rolls
1877, or the case will be dismissed.
State vs.. Charles Klager; jury appeared
according 10 adjournment. Verdict o.
guilty, and fine assessed at 81. judgment
on the verdict.
Adjourned until this morning.
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REV. Wan. ANDERSON, OF the United
Presbyterian Church, Of Scotland, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening
at the Second Presbyterian Church. Mr..
Anderson has spent twenty.eight years Of
his life as a missionary in old Calabar,
Africa, and the last six months in the Isl.
and Of Jamaica, where he has been visit
ing the churches founded by him during
eight years labor preceding his going to
Africa. lie is now making short visit
to his sister, Mrs. Clohan, in our city.
Many persons will be glad to learn Of an
opportunity TO hear this distinguished vet
eran in the missionary work, before his
return to Scotland and his chosen field Of
labor.
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THE IToTELs. - The following are
among the late arrivals at the hotels:
81. Jamts-Col. Dan. johnson, Long
Reach, W. Va; Mrs. F. Heating, A. L
Hill, Vim. A. Junkcr, George 7. Carter
Pittsburgh.
Stamm-W. l.. Porter and lady, West
Alexander; II. II. Ault, Miss Ada Ault
Miss Ada Wilkinson, 81. Clairsville; W
B. Wilkinson, Shinnston; L. F. Criswell
Moundsville; Samuel Harris, WelzeI
county.
McLpe-J.T 7. UpdegruG, Mt. Pleasant
o.; II. W. Craigg, Grafton; b. J. With
man and wife. Parkersburg; II. NJ. Han.
ford, SteubenvilIe; J. F. Sweeney and
wife, Washington, Pa; Mrs. +. Lewis
Mt. Pleasant, O.; Peter ]. Mayberry
Hagerstown, Md; ]. B. Hanshaw,
Steubenville; VIM. J. Wilkinson, Mar
tinsburg; John J. Leonard, Fairmoni; A.
c. Groves, Washington, Pa; Geo. s. Hen,
derson, Wellsburg, W. Va; W. B. Dun
ningtOn, Warrington; IS. J. Henderson
Clarksburg; A. j. Kenneny, Grafton.
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lIEir for the weak, nervous, and debil.
itated. Chronic and painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Belts
and other appliances, all about them, and
how TO distinguish the genuine from the
spurious. Book, with full particulars,
mailed free. Address PULvERMACHRR
GALvANIc Co., 202 Vine Street, Cincin.
natl, o.
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THE CouRrs. Il srrnr,fE Counr.

THE CouRrs. - SUPREME COURT. -
Judges Greene, Moore and JahRton.-
Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning.
Petitions for appeals in the cases Of
Virgins, administrator, yB. Magee ct al
from Brooke county, and Grogan vs..
Forest Hill NJ. & II. Company, from
Fayette county, were refused, the rulings
Of the courts below being considered
right. y
In the case Of the State ys. Hurat, q
writ Of error was allowed. In the same
case Judge Maxwell presented petition
for an immediate hearing, which was ar
gued, and decision thereon rendered.
In the case Of Sweeney vs.. Baker, somC
argument was had on a motion to set The
case for hearing at the present term.
The case Of NJ. Green 4 Co., Va. the r.
W. &K.R. Il. Company, was argued by
Mr.. Davenport for plaintiff, and Mr.
Hubbard for defendant, and submitted.
Court adjourned until to-day at 10 AN
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BASE BALL.-The Champions, o.
Springfield, Ohio, played a game with The
Standards, on the lqtter'sgrOunds, yester,
day afternoon. Owing to the "baby show
and the threatening weather a slim
crowd was in attendance. The game wa,
well played on both sides, and but for the
errors made neither side would have
stood much chance for score. A return
game will be played this afternoon
which promises TO be very close. Below
we append to.dsy's score:
sTIEDARD fIIIVp,ON
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Union Depot Hotel,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
E, J. uNeER. Proprietor.

This IIOuSo OGen superior Accommodation to III,
Public, and TO thcse who arrive In the city by rail-
II presents many advantages. All Passenger traInI
Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad PennsyIysnIs
RallFold, Pan Handle, Pittsburgh, F. Wa C., de-,
&c, land their Passenger almost under the roof q
this House, and guests Of the nme are thereby
'aVSd Time, Annoyance and Express charges
Guests Of this HOuse are, without delay, on arrival
In Pittsburgh, in quarters. and convenient, at any
moment toatep on board Of departing trains.
HS-rhc House pleasantly located In the busI.
ness centre, Is iurui,hed throughout In the bes,
manner.
sTPnctIeAlly are-prOoi.
sS-rhe CuIdne Department Is a leading feature.
se-nale, g % per day. fei5s
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.Ghe9ntellfQ
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1877.
New Adyertisemenfa.

- ~AasN AAANAAe1e
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church.
Novelties in Jewelry-Turner & Dillor
Hamilton Opera House Tonight.
Burlesque Baby Show Tonight.
Notice-Redemption Of Public Build
ing Loan Bonds.
Beautiful Things at Hutchins' Music
and Art Store. .-..
ExcurSion-The Wheeling Turner's.
Childrens Home Benefit.
Evergreen for Sale.
Early Closing-A. W. PAUL. & Bro.
Hats-Rced & Co.
Trustees Sale. 81.
Just Received-R. ]. Smyth.
Dcntistry-Dr. Gasmire.
Notice to Contractors.
Summer Vlsitors-The Summit House.
Attachment Notice.
Distribution Of Prizes 10 the Champion
Babiesrhead Of local.
Excursion 10 Neuhausen's Garden
head Of local. ,|
Ladies' Linen Suits and Ulsters-I.
Blum & Bro.-head OF local.
List Of Letters.
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US. REED & Co.-This house is now
the largest retail Hat and Cap establish.
ment in this State, the finest store room
and the largest stock in the city. All
wishing their Summer Hats should call
before putchashing elsewhere.
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SUFFERING will exhibit its presence by
the cries Of the baby, and should be re.
moved by the prompt use Of that highly
recommended remedy-Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup. It is free from Morphia. Price
IS cents. d&W