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THE CONSTITUTION.

THE CONSTITUTION.
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hear or ,e.! anything s0pssra'ng physician. msd
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ment becomes j.opMdissa, involving FEW hundred
with as little concern and Thought as would trust
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the field for many against all those OF competing and
OF M aods% xeas Discovery Sss no :%sa ia
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positive guarantee is u. and xs.Ens..ss
Illustrated WORK '% ON Domestic ss"is ms@sas q
nearly 1000 pages repete with practical sa-ges.icn. to
81 Ss'. 3D. rs
Tho following named parties testify efficacy Of Dr.
PItnck's FAMILY MEplclSKs:-
lock, Ihs%:: yssa. srsisso.iila. <. IN. S::
ss%a oissk Pa: L. ETysni Nnos.. III P.:s;;
Ss.'i L.: JON" Martin" Vernon c.s.r.
n ns%n.'S ;'sss .S e'ns e.nss
jch %.'.. M'y wsI. S,. Js.. NJ:
rSaSd st. IErs",s on MIS-. May g,rss. Egs:..'
fSn fa:s I'll
s.; Miss Mary =. stump: Paw Paw. Mish; Andre. win.
Men, s k% rssf w Is';ps HITCH s1Ss
Eu,cka New; H. Posey. Brookhaven. Miss Thos. Dsw
BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY
LIsIsrsr. which has wrough. such wonasrs s purely
Stomach rDenm"sis% d, ss"ery ,oohaehs sore shros
billions sslis shos,a burn. and =. kindred mslsdis
LET THE RUPrURED GIVE HEED
ALLcocg's POROUS PLAsrEas hav. cured rup.
lures me OF thirty years standing They were used In
place of the truss the 70 gradually
close. Such results are occurring daily
MENDOZA, ILL.,. NOV. 81, 1877.
Last spring commsnced Alcoek's Porous PIss.
ter was wounded through the left lung while the
army and suffer much from wound but by constant
OF these pasters along with my qulss
need their very sslutary aid.
II. RICHARD.
MENDOZA. LA SALE COUNTY. ILL
PERFECT CURE OF NEURALGIA b
EXCHANGE BANK. MISooKA. ILL. MAY II. 1874
MEssRs. ALLcoCK 4 CO. -
lost leg during ste war; which, until ysas
ago. hive suffered greatly neuralgia In my stump.
A year ago began using your Porous Plaster the
stump. wear ono constantly and have no neuralgia
write this thinking 1t may benefit some poor unfortunate
that has suffered MS have done.
DANIEL FER0Usol
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
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DIED

PEAcocK.-0n Tuesday, January I. 1878, MARY T.,
vile Ambrose Peacock, In the 35th OF her aye.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral services, ather late residence No $40 Broad.
way, Brooklyn, 4. d., on Wednesday, ~ haii.pass
one p. n.
Albany papers please copy
For Other Deaths See Second Pdgsi
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THE MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l, 1873
Mr.. William 8. Stokey was inaugurated to-day, for
the third time Mayor Of this city.
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SUICIDE BY A CASHIER.

FoRr EDWARD, N. Y, Jan. !. 1878.
William u. Colin, cashier Of the First NatiVna
Bank OF SANDY HILL shot himself at Owe o'clock this
morning whilc temporarily aud died instantly.
ho leaves wiic and two chiidrcu.
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HALIFAX, JAM /, 1878.
severe snow storm occurred last night. Trains
were delayed IN all directions. Tho train from ST.
John arrived evening, day late. The tram Tor
Quebec delayed over night by the snow but all Is
now clear.
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ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK CLOSED.

CINCINNATI, Jan. /, 1873
spec al despatch says the German Savings Bank
Of lafayette, lad, closed yesterday Tho liabilities
are $50 900, aud the nominal assets $04 600
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, PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Jan. !. 1885,
Both houses Of the Pennsylvania Legislature met
at noon to-day. In the Senate Thomas v. Cooper,
Chester, chosen Speaker pro tenn. This being the
adjourned OF the Legislature OF 1871 with but
few exceptions the officers OF both houses arc the
same last year.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroX, Jan. l, 1873
The Legislature convenes to- morrow. The PrssI-
dent OF the Senate and the Speaker Of tho House
will be Reelected The Governor will be inauguraied
on Tn ursdaY.
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The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature tor the past twenty.four hours In COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HupA m I'm
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ASK ANY MAN OR WOMAN WHO HAS EVER
taken HALE's Honey HoRxHouNp AND TAR for q
cough what the result and be guided BY she reply
PIXIES ToOTHAcHE DROPS cure n one minute.
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INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR HoLLIDAy-HE
TAXES STRONG GROUND FoI PAYING THE
STATE DEBT.
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in the cause Of education; none more
fayorably inclined towards real and land-
able progress, and none who had>such q
peculiar affection for this great Republic,
concerning which be always spoke most
kindly.
Notwithstanding all this, be was doom.
ed to have an implacable enemy In the
treacherous King Of Italy, recently de-
ceased, who, after repeated assurance that
the States Of the Church should not be
invaded, seized them whilst France wa:
engaged 10 war with Prussia in 1870, and
until death, continued his expoliations.
Though the life Of Pic Mono will 90
down 10 history as one OF the most event
full, still It would be impossible in
a brief biographical sketch to emu.
merate, even briefly all those
things that are most important.
Az regards the church Of which he was
looked upon as the most worthy and
most august head, his most signal acts
are the definition Of the Dogma Of the
Immaculate Conception on the 9Th oil
December, 1854; the Syllabus in 1854; the
Vatican Council opened on the 9Th Of De-
cember, 1859; the definition OF the 1nfal.
| libility; the establishment OF various
bierarchies throughout the world; the
continual protests agaiust the mulitiorm
errors that have made their appearance
in the last 80 years. >,
Whatever the mont Catholic world
NAV say OF the church, over
which Pic Mono presided, or Of her
teachings, l doubt II any honest
man will question the fact that the Pom
tiff whose death has just been announced,
was aught but a great and good and
kind-hearted and with all valiant Pom.
tif, worthy Of the best days Of the Cath
Ollie Church.
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

The widow Oliver is good in one re-
spect. She never hookc old men and hides
them away SO that their relatives can't
end them.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has
been filed by the Wyandotte Rolling Mill
Company Of Detroit. The secured debts
are $4,000, and the unsecured $4,000.
The nominal assets are 100000.
1Isupposs you miss your husband very
much" he remarked to the charming
relict. aMiss himl OF course ] do. BE
was very useful in attending to the FIRE,
winding up the clock and turning out the
gas"
Notwithstanding the terrible fate OF
many Of the workmen who went out on
the steamer Metropolis, hundreds Of men
are applying to the contractors In Phila-
delphia to gil their place. The men were
en- route to Brazil to work on railroad
there. The possibilities are that another
vessel will go out shortly.
The Raleigh n. W o0'sTeer says
1.-THE keepers at the life-saving stations in
the vicinity Of the wreck Of the MetropO.
lisreceiVe only SzO0 year, and II Is per-
haps not reasonable to expect a very
high order OF service or much e, s'pr's aI
corps for such compensation. Inc men
who are made OF the stutf 70 brave tne
dangers which howl around cape so na.'
teras are not apt to go begging az S-VV .
year.
DR.. Benjamin Franklin while minister
to France bought q clock, which is now
being exhibited in Detroit. In the ex-
element OF the FIRE which destroyed De-
troit in 1905 the clock was thrown INTO
the river, but some adventurous boys
tishsd it out and it did service Tor many
years at the Indian agencies at Fort Gio'
son and the sault, at which latter place
itspresent owner found 1t.
A Baltimore paper OF yesterday says;
"There appears to be an impression
among the city officials that the sSO'Ooo
asked for by Mrs. Gaines from the City Oh
Baltimore on account OF property 90
tanned by MoDonoush and sold BY the
city under his bequest, will have 10 be
paid to the lady by the city. 10 that case
the money will be taken out oil the Nc
Qnnough fund, which now amounts to
S7O0,O00 and will not affect the Farm
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L IRWIN, Agent.
DUBLIc SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,


HHRvEY q BRITT will oGsr for ale The i3l.
Court Hone, on
SATURDAY MORNING, February lS, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, II not sold at private
nile before that date: AZ,
The property on the south side Of fouteenLh
direct com nencing % feet from the southeaAt corn
or Of Eotf and Fourteenth streets, and running ~
feet and * inches, and running N deP!h lOg Ieet
and Az incheL The property u BEAUTIFULLY loGA-
od and in the most central part Of the city. The
east part Of the property has on i gooa 9rlc =
unjtDproyed, Any person who 10 deslrous Of build.
inr a good home In ATtt-class location, VIII hnd
ii % their advantage 10 purchase the same.
Also, the following property, Known bec ~
Brewery, described % follows; beginning on tue
northwest corner Of lot humber thtIeen ~ ~
number seven, and running thence cast along the
north line Of aid lot nnmber thirteen niiy-eeyen
itel; thence south In line parallel with the west
ern boundary Of lots number thirteen and fourteen
10 the centre Of lot number fourteen In ad SQUARE
number seven, on the southern line oil the n0fin
haf Of aid loi number fourteen; thence down saId
southern line Of said half lot the western bounds
nv az said lot number fourteen thence win the
western boundary Of lots fourteen and thirteen IN
lQuGre teVen 10 the place Of beginning. The same
hRs on II two large brick buildings three stories In
height, the full length and breadth Of the property
Underneath the Lame aIe two LANCE vaults about y
lei IL hrsbh and running 1866 feet 10 length with
Vood cement AooII; well drained and dry. Tee
buildings are complete IN all respects Gas through
6,IildipSs and vaults. Persons who deslrO 10 pur.
chaSe 4 splendid place for pork packing or general
storage house and vaults will Ind this most ex-
cellent and suitable place.
ANY person wishing TO puiShaSo any Of the above
property, can obtain full Information by calling GU
lIefVey 4 Britt
caAh, or rs much more Is the purchaser may elicit
the balance In one, two and three Year, with In
tercIt, secured by deed Of trust on the property
until the balance Of the purchase money and In
terest be paid. ,,,,.>,,,
fec ... A. REfMANN.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Fifth WardProperty.

By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust made by Joseph ".
FcIiel and wife 70 james s. Wheat, As Trustee,
dated February lst, 1873, and recorded among the
land records o. Ohio county, West Virgins, 10
Trust Deed Book No. 0, pages 22S aud ia, and Of
an order Of the CIrcut Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, made on the 10th day Of November, 1874,
substituting my name ~ Trustee In aid deed Of
trust, 10 the place and stead OF james s. Wheat,
decd, Will offer for sale ut public auction, 10 the
highest an6 best bidder, nj the front door Of the
Court House o. Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, tile 10th day Of February, 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, The following de-
scribed property, that Is TO say: The three story
brick building at the south east corner Of Main
city Of Wheeling known a. Centre Wheeling, TO.
seven and ninety ISL and 90) on which said build
Ing has been erected, together with and Including
that part Of lot numbered ninety (00) In the rear
thereof, extending 10 the alley, and living north OF
the liue Of the centre Of the South wall Of aid
building extended 10 said alley.
TERNg or SALR.-S23t0, land rs much more as
the purchaser may elect 10 payl and the costs Of
SALE In calh $500 on the lat day Of FoburaTy 1875
1910 on the lat day Of February 1885, SllS6 on he
LIST day Of February, 1885, Sli20 on the Let day Of
February, 1852. Slt60 on the LIST day Of February,
1883; and the balance Of the purchase money, II
any, on the aid lIt Of February 1885, all With In
tefest from the day Of Bale-deterred paynlFnts 10
be secured by deed Of truIt on the property Sold-
and buildings to be insured by purchaser Tor ben.
EFT Of the trust.
January 18th, 1875. iai2
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STEAMER DAY.
Large Exports TO Europe-Fresh
Beef TO England and Provisions
,,,,.I tutnhaean tnFs fsapfnnnV

Large Exports 10 Europe-Fresh
Beef TO England and Provisions
and Tobacco for Germany.
New York Bulletin Of Saturday.
The steamers on the list to-day for ports
in Europe are the "City Of New York."
for Liverpool; BOLIVIA" for Glasgow,
and "weser" and "strassburg," for Bre.
men. They arc all fully laden, the only
difficulty which the freight agents have to
contend with, apparently, being how to
find zoom for all the freight that offers.
Every branch Of the export trade Is rep.
resented in the cargoes, the main fea-
ture Of the shipments being the contin.
ued falling of In grain and butter, and
the heavy exports OF bacon. There is
also considerable fresh beef going to
England, while Germany, 1t will be seen,
Is taking large quantities Of provisions
and tobacco. The principal items COM
posing the various cargoes are as fol-
lows:
Per City OF New York, Inman Line :
$4,000 bushels wheat, 900 bales cotton,
us bales hops, $500 boxes bacon, 100 tcs
lard, 24S ties pork, so tcs beef, 142 bbls
pork, 4,100 boxes cheese, 500 pkgs butter,
500 bbls oysters, 300 cases canned goods,
90 tons fresh meat.
Per Bolivia, Anchor Line: 1865 bush
wheat, 1000 bbls flour, 100 pigs butter,
1864 boxes bacon, 800 tics lard, 800 bags
clover seed, GOO tcs beef, 400 bbla pork, 90
tons oilcakc, 1900 quarters fresh meat.
Per Weser, North German Lloyd Line:
10000 bush grain, 575 boxes bacon, 100
hhds, 800 cases and 1850 bales tobacco
175 tubs butter, $50 bags clover seed, 200
bbls pork, 900 tea lard, 80 bales cotton,
500 sides leather, 100 boxes logwood ex.
tract, so tons sundries.
Per Strassburg, North German Lloyd
Line: 10000 bush corn, 1875 boxes ba-
con, 1850 ties lard, 1000 tirkins lard, S75
hhds tobacco, $50 bales cotton. 565 sacks
copper ore, 50 tons manure salt, l25 bagt
clover seed.
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The Massachusetts prison cOmmifsion'
ers in their annual report expressed sur
prise at the little return received from
convict labor 10 the state, the best show.
ing being at Cambridge, where the prison,
ers nearly paid their cost. They also
urged the good effect Of the employment
Of the prisoners and the material results
as an important element in the support
Of these institutions. But there are a
number of petitions before the Legisla-
ture asking for a general law prohibiting
the leasing Of convict labor, and some
special protests against its employment in
brush-making at Cambridge and the
manufacture Of sleighs at the We'tboro
reform school.
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DIED.

wADDLH.-O On sundiy morning. February 10
1878, at 8 o'clock, JosKPu WADpLE, In his 6'if
year.
Funeral from his late residence, on Short Creek
this afternoon, February II, at . o'clock. Inter,
ment at Short Creek Cemetery.
HARDMAN.-on Saturday afternoon, February
0. 1873, at 8 o'clock, HENRY HARpHAs, aged 81
yearL
Funeral from the late residence Of the deceased
No. 1850 Eofr street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock
Friends Of the family arc respectfully Invited Il
attend.
1hroned above
S.uls like thine with God inherit
Life and love"
An GtIectlonAte husbmd and iInd father.
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!. REYstANN.

J,oI sALE.-Htrc is 4 chance for good invest.
ment for same person with 4 small eapilal.
offer for sale my Billiard Tables and everything
belonging 70 the Billiard Room, that Is: seven Ia
blcS With Balls and Cues everything complete, for
the small sum Of hirteen Hundred Dollars There
src about three hundred dollars worth OF furniture
Outside Of the Tables. My object for telling = 70
leave Tho State. Call on or address JOHN II.
SEVERING, at the Opera Billiard Parlors, Market
street, wheeling, W. Va. Jazz
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GLADES IRON WORKS,

including the town Of 6lAdesyills, and eight hun.
dred and fifty sores Of coal and iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries thereof
can be fully known by reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the said land 10 George Hartman,
all Of which are recorded In the office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West Vlr-
gInIA, to.wit: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 2SSk acres, the other % ncrT and two
poles, from @. A. and Agnes Heidelberg 10 said
George Hartman and Mary Z. Nlllner. dated May
10th. 1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. 20 pages
1867; deed for ls511t acrIs from W. II. Heldel-
berg 10 said Hartman, dated May 27th 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 40, p9ge 2G1; q deed
from Harmon and Martha A. Trlcket TO the Gald
Hartman and Mary 8. Millner for two tracts Of
1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. 80, pages
9S-4, aud deed from John B. SherIard and Others
TO said Hartman, dated May 18th, 1872, and re-
corded In Iced Hook No. Il, pages 2 and 3; a died
from Margaret, George 3, james " Julia A. and
Sarah E. jackson 10 said George Hartman for one
aero, dGted March 10th, 1877? and recorded In Deed
Book No. IS, psges 434-6i n deed from WIN. B. and
c. Brown 10 said Hartman for two acres and 2 !
pcrches, dated March 9Th, 1914, and recorded In
Deed Book No. IL, psges and y deed hom
u acres and az petcheg, dated June 18th, 1874,
and recorded In Deed Book No. Il, pages IS and l9
died from Buckner md Rehecca Fairirx 10 said
Hartman for 100 acres, dated August 18th, 1871
and recorded In Deed Book No. Il, pages % and ri
uuu ubtu Iutu tOuu NJ Nuu maj mllutI
the said Hartman for four tracts q land, aggre.
eating 3SS acres, dated March 10th, 1874, md re-
corded Ia Deed Book No. Il, pages q, 8 and 4.
The whole containing In the aggregate OF least $50
acres, with all the Improvements and appurie.
nances thereto In any Wise belonging, including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the same prop
erty conveyed 70 Thomas Y. Candy and George Il.
Miller, trustees, for the said George HArdman and
wife, by mortgage deed dated November LIST, 1874,
and recorded in Book No. 30, pages 90 and %, In
the Office Of sid County Clerk Of said Preston
county, being the Sams property conveyed 10 the
said Abner Evans, Jr., by Hannibal Forbes, spo-
cial Commissioner, and deed Is Of record among the
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TRIMS or sALR-0ne.third Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof rs the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay, cash In hand the rtsidue
10 two equal yearly payments, with interest from
day Of sale, and the deferred payments 10 30 So
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
JASPER Y. MOORE, Trustee.
By HANNIBAL FoRDEs, Attorney.
January 18th, 1878. Jail
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TUESDAY, tho 26th day Of March, 1875,

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the FRONT
DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE OF PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 10 sell 10
the highest and best bidder the following described
real estate, or 50 much thereof may DO necessary
TO pay the debt secured by said deed Of trust and
tho HocTukd interest thereon, and the expenses Of
sale, including the lrustees commissions, that Is 10
ay; The following real estate and property, stu
ated 10 Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
ion Of Three Forks cTeCk. known q tho
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TRUsTEE's SALE
OF TIM
GIades Iron Works.
Preston County, West Virginia.

By Write Of deed OF trust made by Abner Evans,
Jr., 10 the undersigned trustee, datd the 18th day
Of December, 1876, and Of record among the land
Deed Book No. -, PIP. 325, $40 and S27, will on
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January l2th, ISIS. 'DH" '0H' 1IHI H.

uoUsE FOR sALE.-I oaar for ale the house
u on South Front street, Illand, In which now
beside. HoulO contains nine rooms, pantry, bath
room and wafer closet; wash house and coal houso
In the basement. Thero ara hot and cold VataF
and gas hxtufes on all three hoarR. The lot q co
BY l2S feet, and tho grounds well improved.
Terms cary. Apply 10 HeTVey 4 Britt.
JOHN MORGAN,
HepH South Front Btrect Islahd,
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AT Washington, Pa, on Thursday last,
in the case Of Patterson & Co. ~ the Nor.
CANA Reform School, action on a me-
chanic's lien was heard. Patterson & Co.
were sub.conractors and furnished Fra
1ier & Co, the contractors, with lumber
to the value Of sS,2lO. Frazier & Co,
falling to pay them, Patterson & Co. filed
mechanics lien against the building
and brought suit. The jury after hear
ing the evidence yesterday gave a verdict
against the school for $3.50.
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FOR SALE.
NOR SALE OR RENT

Aged tvo..tory Brick House, with nine room,
and dnIshtd attic, water, gas bath roomi full lot
situated on diver bank, directly OP7o'ite steam-
bOat landing one Of the fluest views about the
eIS; L IRWIN. Agent.
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The Saturday Epsning Gos.tte Of Boston
states that 600 or 700 Harvard students
now breakfast, lunch, and dine in Memo
rial Hall, with very general satisfaction,
with undisguised pleasure of sOciability,
and at cost which has fallen Of late be-
low 81 week per capita. The scene in
the dining hall at meal times is q unique
one, and worth a journey to see, as the
little assembly Of spectators usually pre-
sent in the gallery textiles. Here is the
bill Of fare for single breakfast: Beef
steak, 800 pounds; pigs' feet, 50 pounds;
sweet potatoes, 4 bushels; white potatoes
2 bushels; crushed wheat, 40 pounds
hominy, 20 pounds; !, $50 rOll'; 10 gallons
eriddle.cake batter; coffee, Q pounds; tea
ipound; milk, bread and butter ad 6bisGm
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LQA. WARD, E.q, an old typo, for
merly Of Cadia, Ohio, has purchased 40
acres Of land iu the suburbs Of ST. Paul,
MINI, and intends plating the ground
into lots and recording the same as out
lots to 81. Paul.