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Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Wtinnciota.

3il "Rionesr Vrsls" fla9er en-
Snolsnbu oper, at ban | Breost,
han lpiite, bar facet ct Haoirbft
Gtpiie StaaItraao paa mere END en-
CONNIE | Wunoen. inolenosr lam.
m, o. iper9sr. ON bet er riati9t Of
Garmerns UNDER iaaoanns Smiten.
biabeosr at binos mso Staoltruao.
'Yion,sr Yreis" msnsr, at bet
boa aaar an for Wsnnsftsr nossn.
luuo. at ie iia for, men barre CT
BET for be &reaturer. iom ital ipiis
9aImsn.
gt troebt, at / bet Rinoite be
asrrs Weller bar iorlpueee mso en-
,o,n SIass "Waaust.hIius". Der
fouo,oe ale be Staoltraabiiumpsr
her tom / Bererslle mso ben, iost
Sp,o,u brpsieoe NED / &uernsn /;
i BET Winoite bar en laaoan Dor.
daiiabeosrssel uorst paatentt.
3 Salem blsu 5obannts Der
a,s gus fOrIsosn Ssuoas bcisst Of
IN 8pp. iom bOriierts $40 / Ysnss
% uoele Smuulina Buse islU bar
/ 8utsn. % bans Rome log llg net
% en- Wlooa9sbplls. Wnn ieBis.
laalnart 8pusriet par opoa9st. at
ssmms paa Spor otter @isrninss.
manoen, bpiltst bog lite Ipiteo,s /;
men ct Ynr Da9s isusrs iauot man
alt BET Siiaulus. baaes Yessu. os
bet &nost. / Sieist. 8pusn mao
otter al SauelpuIlgbso baue iuuoet
bet raabsIi9it at brlnss BET tiIbast
nj ben rstts Gisrmuno.
Bsnion 2lbe Nueuit ct foriar
NIiet SOroenosir rnisoe ber isaar.
aftss % bespnois isi.n Gii,rmlocas
On Wane peo Rapn 3. Z Saim.
plt(?). bOenos 8 Wilt i Spb berira
isjdlos,s al epnilbsu. San Oft uo
ui quiet meo en- SeGnnel Tor at
oront liot bsbrs mto 8oppsn paa
uOeI, Susotito't,, oa Rsgust jun
b,spnbts. Dan beoe paa Steo,t.
Dan oar iaitia. Os titerlaee fs
Rome os Hsrs Bern.
,5ra ROribf,Io tIaa,s Der Ou.r.
al Sppe % WOtobr9rotre lpn,s al
buBs opllda,t lin BOpnl Der. 9isb
Yrairit SioI,bus or uplis saaet op
/ gu,r. uotn al Bat CT muligt at !,
anosu Gariae osriil. END al 5Iosn
par paaiai. % fra Slalosue ouom'
irins foriuinosr Suletelet, Sunesn,
Der at Sir, % 5ounin8sn | vi
iubsrn, fOriuinoer ON Rattsn. Der
taIts ON al Oprette en- Rait,palrnlls
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Qofanoet.
Canada.

3iblis 5irsoas Worgen feltss Der
Ianss @eIano &analsn, mellsm
Snoiserne grie % Ontario, itetfs
Sorbrpitslisr. Slsrs Bpsr % eanos'
bs,r Halu, f%Orusmmslis merfsoss
Bepesclisn i 5boroIo | st. eatbe'
rinss bIsp SOli itr9mts op al IN
Sspn. o. 8lrtstIOtisn saD snoos TO
Slas. Sm gftsrmioonssn martsos
man StiaIuiussr peo BnHalo %
peb 9odport, iaa Der ulaa baoe be-
ret to iarlilt. SOroifiGlp inoenfor
en- Smirsbs of 100 Wile.
Solt, lom unbsr Sororpitsllen ar
bsiosos n.oe | 8rubsrns. msnsr al
bare siort Den S~agttasslie, at Del
fun er ben bosrite Siorpe al Sor'
Den, Der 3itrsr; tommer man sl
Sunorsos Sob slsr noset l9nssrs
nso, oa islss Sutst. Oermso pilos
Den tibIissre 8bsOri ON 5oreflalu
pGre iulbfaitet.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
EuQlln0.

Sampltibst "Saouna" sr anfom'
fommet til YIpmoutb % bar on
borb ben pso ct 3ilf9loe peroenS'
bsrsmt bIspns 4eitnant Garsp. 3eit'
nanten forilarer. at ban fun ful9t'
ben ulptteIiss Expedition iom 6rl
uiais, oa ban ben BIB lite bapo'
Sien.its. Der bar | YIpmontb saas'
omtrins ct GiriuIGre, bporl ssit
nant garep sipss iulo Spr.lsnlnG
for ben BAN Opsrsaaeoe Sort. VI
item ft / 3ebet. af ct Yar Oa8'
10. 900 lnbsriiriitsr.
Oer er frsmtommet Torlaa
ON, at Bpsn Chandelier mso IN
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Wierito.

Yr0lioent Sios peobIiuer at unb.
llaa fig for at bsboloe gmbeoet emo.
MI en- 8srmin, islp ON &onltltu.
tiOnstiuesset mob @isnua!s tasss til.
ba9e. Wans. sr al ben Wenlng,
al bsmmelise 3ilbenesre al Oia3
boIber 8ienoaIssiperssmauIst ioslig
irsm for 6oli.t for at boloe bet
uormt. o. at 0ia5 / bet snoslise
Oisblit NOT tassr imoo Yr9IiosHt.
poiten for anosn Sang, lissepIois
ON Soltets Gnite. SIsre 6remms.
be, lom bar opbioiet I'll Nsuolutlon
/ 9anbst, CT bleuns ~uolaesoe al
Ilos.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Sninois.

B,e Gamp Did Bates / RGrbe'
ben of aurora. bar ROrousitsns
8stsrantr iloite ugs nibOlot en- Gam.
m,ntomn for at opirilts samI,
Rinosr. Com en- harriet sr Der
Oso ben 9silisbsO osian btast mso
tn % aars sammsl 9eit, ION bar
h,Itasst / belle ben iioite &ris o9
b,ribIanot osiaa prrst / Here al b
uOloiomits SIas. Ssusrc bar ben
II aor peret Sisueltebsit ueo Gen
Du / Colorado.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
yfetp Y)orf.

Oct bOrthiaalns 4is uf Wiuio
ilarsn Sispart ,r snonu lite Tom
met t%iIretts. Sort iorlanate De ube
tlsnote Spue $3.50. 600 for 8iIbags
O%rlnssIisu bsrai, % oermeo %itanole'
Dc Wrs. Slswarts &ommisiiOne,
al unoerbanols met benz. Nn bal
o. nsciat fine Bororins.r til 5000,
700. % bet ipnss tom ON timber
Sanolins,rns sr bsspnots paa npt.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Snoienot.
@aibinstcn prairis 25be Aug.
Ola. SOB Dag Der.

W~aibinstcn Yrairie 25be Aug
Ola. Sob Dag Der.
Ser. Sob Dag isisn, Ola.
Ola. On q ute IA farait ofiu
ou Ser, bu a blspen sin for
Spefulant. pu ler meg inarars
ut, iom pm ou fiuloe pilia BIZ
asent. Bryant. Yolltiffar belize
ncfo Iift !; ou bltr 10 lpefulirt aa
e 10 cfta ute al refer. pu q in.
fie ilif 10 ME andre Sarmarane
Longer.
Der. ga fanitls ba, pu q no
pift lefaia lnofule ou. ON me barr
UNI fuloe tata men ME q oos
genner. al ~litearanb ia bu faa
piff lifapel, bpts pu q fisle tat,
for ifaar pu fpa be meiner.
Ola. Sa es fcrftaar beg gopt;
eu fan lila paa meg Der.
per. Sa pu fcritaar no pel, at
eg iufiar Itbt Mi pclitiffen ca me,
IA pelt Ell al ana, 10 infie able
peta ON ea q manat rart IA
mango Slaas 8nep IA 8rofa, 10
Del, lom itaar utanfpre infis peta
ON ; ia NE ia no fomma te pa
lelnare.
Ola. Wsn leg me no fprleis
ia be bli NE ben 8asierar 8reia2
8em ltd faa pe2 9G be ban
9csleu, 10 Del faola alope, eaer q
De ban 0alprllen, 10 Bel fapla
Rin9eitab2
Der. Sa es &c infje 10 Iffer
paa be. 8lcpe itaar tebatar, al
forprar i~ngenrins, bu peit ban tar
De. bpis ban faar De; parimot 10
a Doe nofOn at bans ace Vsnner,
10 piit oil f%oriefa paa IA faa ban
lno.
Ola. Sa men fOrleiS q pa ME
ban Hingeitao?
Ser. Sau bans Venner pil IA
f~criefa te al faa ban ino ba lperit
no. fem 10 bar Del flefte paa Il
Sla.
Ola. Sa men e pa infie liot
panifsle bette Der funoe iniie Elm
Oman let fpmma te al mute inr
imeaem Del TO, al Be bli itaaenbs
ute besse to.
Der. Sa be funbe infje pnra
10 cmc9el9 oa plloe no infie pRra
utaf Veieu. ON be funoe finnaf
ut fem Jon par ben ItRrfaite, ID
at Del funpe foreinaif, fsreno BEL
sief iub | 8onpentionen.
Ola. Ma forlels ia De no blI
ME SberrlH?
Der. pa be maa bli Ebony.
ion ; ban q Den bepite WanD for
SberriH.
Ola. Seem a be no beaeit 70
pil pRra SberriT?
Ser. Ma be q Elm Tom bette
afers, ban lepe no | Yeeorab. ban
lutte pertll fra SluHton, Der pa
10 lite NE 6mbete beroppe, al 10
flptte ban te 0eccrab "a fef lal
6mbets, ban ba pore 0eputr
SberriH, 6onfabel al 10 piare "a
iaate / Gmbete cper Ulra belle
Sia, IA ban ba iertan Waanal
igien taa lieneitetia | be Gmbets
ban bar enpnu ; ban ilulpe no ont
trent pe tient me- be, ban bar.
Ola. Gr Der nofon @nan?
Der. Sa, pa q Elm 10 bette
Yerrp (Store Der trur es pa a
paa NprD. So minper pu peil
ON ban, peito bsre, ban fielre
Voifen aa faar ies pel betalt ; ban
q tpf al felt, fla ban lprinea, ta'
pa ban puitsn. 3bcmpion fian
te, al lpriu9a 10 RENT IRA ban,
at bpiS ban lnfie faar alta, 70 bll
ban 10 lanat tebafa, at ban GEL
Rape tapa lie RENT burt.
Ola. 81, men fcrlels q oa
no moe @%cmelporH Vil infit
ban pa SberriH lan9ere2
Der. Sau 10 ba es banrt; meI
be ba no lnSien pert SberlT
meir enb 4 Mar / Gag, al MI
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Wiisisippi.

8 n9ite uss ital Der | &emper
eounip p~rocsosres en- pistis Gag,
icm oil felssS meo flor Spmert.
lombeo al Wan9s. ba ubfalost oil
uere Of flor 5nterssie baao. for
"Bua.oO3.rs" % zion Buu.bo3srs".
Com Oct oil %erinores. blsp 3ommsr
GbisboIm for ct Yar &ar iioen
mprost Der. iom bet paaltaass, blot
for ut repubIitanits Stanopunit. %
oa bans ufOrietosbs 0attsr piIos
lie lin betransie 5absr nIbiaIp.
blep oslaa bun liuot paa. Wrs
eblsbolm Dor | Baibiueton. men
ct MI paa Bsisn Ill Wisiisnppi for
at pibns mob lin Wanbs Worbere.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
&istpnin.

60 Grosi, 2loe Nusuf-Sgnar
ait,s bIsp en- morn Wano uso Rapn
9abl opsr'istt al 1t Srasttr9u paa
Chicago. WiItu. & 81. Baul.Sansn
u.o Stationsu Bangor / Rnrb,otn
Of Bpsu % orabiss risbllt'sIi9
5oset boloi paa at suu tllbnss nso.
ao en- SibeIlnit. % 9ubI ioriestt
at b,itiss BET, men ban sIso % iaIoi
u,b m,asm Bosnsas. iaa ben belt
Ra,ts pasisrtoe Optr BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Safota.


8 Bnetninssr fra Sruno 8olts
bsbo,r bet, at al 6rebs sr iiat's'
% 3raituinssn bsapnot. %llobptts'
al 3aure pr. Ncrs oil sitnneminlt.
Zig blipe So Buibsls. men paa llrs
Stsosr bill bet saa op til So Bu'
lAsls. vi Spebe oil life iaa tan
gsr. sipe enbOs 40 Buihsls. me
osns andre siusr %. % bette ifri'
Der iis bopebiassIis fra ben Smit9n.
olshsb. at oisis Wartsr lite par
SOot pleiebs % heller lite blsu laa'
lsoes iaasoe til, iom be ifuloe.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
SoiDa.

Seet en- GARNER. Jobn eosbroDe.
70 Wile fra Bltsrollle | ultimate,
Guntp, iammsn msb lin 6aoer itoo
paa It qas 50 for al tisrs bet ine
qubsn, fog en- g%pnitraaIe n.b Os
prabte BAN % en- af S.ltsue. ga.
b,ren Tom uiiabt osrfra.
Msllem Siour eitp % 81.
Saul ifaI Der oprettsS NOT en- 3sl,.
oraainie for at lstte ben foreasos
Communication.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27

Betoitnirs al 16 WiQionsr Dollars
iial far en- Bp inbe | 9anbet for.
panbIes til en- Sebapu. bpor Be
iterite Sfibe fan 9aa op.
8esnuslret ipnss lite at pile
tase uoSen gnbs; i%ornemmsIia sr
S~usriuemmsllerne S~Iioroibirs
ubprs.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Oregon.

8aua BnQa l8be @nsult. -
5saarafiss bleo Sim Nalnss's
"Han6' pso Salmon 8iusr ou,r
lalbt al Snbianerns. Nainss % en-
Mano til blsp brebt. % en- anesr
'arlist iaarst. 7 SsttIsrs tos Slug
len % fom / goo BsbOlb til Bpen
Snoiansrne cpbrenbts ale Suis pac
t5ar men. gn Slot Snbianere unosl
Obsrit Bernaros &ommanoo sr pau
Sast sfter Snoianerns so Wile bort'
en- anosn Hetnina.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Senncsjec.

Oct psitInsns Wsmphis Iibsr nu
at Ct onost Snos, Tom ,r Iie,iaa
isI,list iOm SpsbOmmsu. Sen far.
u,os Bsioltnins. Der. iom tlolissrs
bsr.ttst. III. oil Fptts uo, % o,rfor
iussu u%uosriistisIie fuar. oil m.o
Bob o. Waat ituH, iia, buuo ben
b,beusr til giuscpbOIb. Branbtii.
teller % acknowledgements sr oImiu.
beige. % Snssn fsler zig Longer,
infer paa lin Gisnbom.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
S6wciB.

Or. @m. .. Wolslp If. ira 30.
iton ianot npIis nm Deb unpsr en-
8i,rsbsitisnins. San ipntss at IN
bsrourosrs b. 6arsr. iom bar Ior.
bunons meo Sor,tassuost os piloe
alsrsbs fra B~sspncsllsn panitslis
fnbs fig / nlso ct 5Ous at bllus
bunbet iammen msb be Suri9s al
Sslsst, builtst sr Den olmInoslisc
5r.msanssmaaos for at Torsbpsss
ulpttsr i oisis iurIise Crater. Sc
mere, ba Sousst par Lett. aillos bar
5srsrens SieIp, men itprtecs lnarl
efter ub ouer Ell Str9nt nso pao
en- Snsfao., bpor man laa bam eli.
De nsoao paa Rpsgsn. 2iset fano'
tss 1000 Sob fra bet Stso, buor
ban falot 10.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
iiiab.

Salt Cafe Gitp sr Der en- lao
otter 6oritaasIie msllem Slerfons'
mormOnsrne % "Seoninserns", at
oct Ter no til at liulis tomms III
aubent Bruo. Sc Wormonleosre.
ION nplis bIsp bsmte for at BABE
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
y. Nnunbfen, Mbsiper.

unoiIaaet fig for at uoIsrs, bpao
serritoriets sp.rite 0omhol for.
Ians!e al benz iom sruitesS i Brig.
bam Younes DO, iiobsr frsmbsIss
a~rrelterebe.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Tranfra.

Borbsaug bouos / SOrsoag en- 5los'
brano, iom eoslaaos 89roier Tor
$4,000.
- ct I,bsnbe Sinuntsbus / Ya'
ris pauitaar. at England. Sranfriss
% 5poitlanb iaur bsbeusr at tlebs
8ornparsr fra be Soreneos Stutsr
for miuot 100 RiQioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-27
Gherrige.

EHtllIBt.
8r,u Mubrasip bar. siter en- tc
5lmers SamtaIs mso Rsiisrsn al
Ilaast at bile tass fin Niitsb.4 On.
issnins tiIbass. % bet siaIrsr M
at hnos en- Wano, Der tan iplot
bans panltslise YIabs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-11

maturity oithonght than the other for It's
brilliancy. Mr. Willard Is o son OF Con-
gresham Willard, Of Vermont.
In all respects Dartmouth may be
proud Other sons, Among the veterans
present were Mr.. Timothy Tilden, Of
Vermont, who has been hero every year
since he was FIVE years old, being now In
his seth year.
coNFRRRiNd OF DEGRHES.
Among degrees conferred was that Of L.
l.. D. on his excellenCy John Douglas
Switzerland Campbell, Marquis Of Lorne,
Governor General OF Canada, and that OF
D. D. on ri. Rev. VIM. Woodruff Niles,
Episcopal Bishop Of New Hampshire.
lodulSo or rnR CONNECTICUT.
The Connecticut river is not u nayaga.
bic stream above Hartford. We oil 70.
member In the Second Reader (McGuf.
fey's) the expression, given as q warning
to careless readers, 1.-THE Connecticut
river Is navigable for boots as far as Hart
ford" Vel, boats may not come any
further, but ! have every day ocular evi.
denco that 1t Is navigated by boots far
above that. Any day you may see on the
side walks Of this village tracks Of huge
boots studded with many long sharp
nails which make o print something like
a waffle iron. These are the tracks Of the
loggers who arc camped Just below here
at the falls OF the river. Long since the
primeval forest has been shorn from the
hills and valleys Of this region, but up at
the Connecticut Lake, which Is the source
of the river, there are still vast forests OF
pine, spruce and hemlock. From these
the logs ARE cut In the winter and banled
over the snow 10 the Lake. In
spring they are kept back by q dam until
there Is sufficient head Of water TO food
tho ''drive" over the shadows, when they
are turned loose. Fifty million OF feet
were thus sent down this spring. They
are all marked with the names OF the vari-
ous owners, though aiten single person
or company purchase and control the
whole "drive." A large gang Of laborers,
huge and muscular, and active start with
the floating logs and keep them company
along the bank. Often they go ashore, in
time OF flood sometimes, mile or two from
the shore. They stick on rocks or islands
at bridge piers. &c. The loggers duty is
to keep them atloat and moving. They
have to prevent jams, and to guard bridges
from being swept away. Theirs is a hard
and perilous life. They spend their days
up to their waists in water-sometimes
deeper than that-or walking from one
slippery rolling log to another. Some.
times they work for twenty.four consecu.
tive hours working a jam out.
1t takes six months to get the logs TO
Il al Il a L.. II. l.
has been effected by the aid of the boots
aforesaid, assisted BY their great imple-
ment the "Cant Hook"
There are quite a number oil most in
teresting incidents here that might write
Of, scenery, history, &C., but will defer at
present. BETA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-11
REV. u. W. FISHER
Formerly Of wheeling. Elected President
OF Hanover College, Madison. Indiana.

Formerly Of wheeling. Elected President
OF Hanover College, Madison. Indiana.
Madison Courier Of the sth.
The Trustees OF Hanover College met in
the First Presbyterian Church to-day.
There was large attendance OF the mem
bGrs from district points. Rev. Geo. Q.
Hickman. D. D., resigned the Presidency
ofthe institution, and Rev. d. W. Fisher,
D. D., was chosen to ill the vacany thus
created. Prof. II. II. Young was then
elected Professor OF Natural Sciences, rice
Coulter, resigned. Suitable action with
regard to the financial administration OF
the College was also taken.
Dr.. HeCkman's withdrawal from the in
stltutiOn is greatly regretted by his friends.
lie has in many ways contributed 10 the
reputation and prosperity OF the inslitu.
ton, and will leave behind evidences OF
his labor and zeal. Rev. DR., Fisher, the
newly elected President, is n gentleman in
every way qualified for the high and re-
spOnsiblc position TO which he is called.
lie is cultured and genial, and possessed Of
fine executive and administrative iaCul-
ties. We confidently predict the best re.
suits and highest prosperity for Hanover
College under his management. Presi-
dent Fisher is in the prime Of life and is at
present the pastor OF the Second Presby-
terrain Church OF this city.
The selection OF Prof. Young TO I'LL the
Chair OF Natural Sciences is happy one.
Mr.. Young has won considerable rcputa-
ton rs a scientist, and is n close and in
defatigable student. His cordial manners
and his warm heart will make him great
fayOrite with the students.
We congratulate our old friend, Mr..
Fisher, on his selection to the honorable
position Of President Of Hanover College
a position, by the way, for which his
talents and learning eminently fit him.
We know OF but few men OF Mr.. Fishers
age who, in addition to natural scholastic
tastes, have so wide range Of useful in
formation. He has always kept himself
abreast Of the times, and will be live
man in his new sphere. Success to him
and to the institution over which he has
been called to preside.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-11

urge the brethren Of African descent In
the Methodist Episcopal Church to dgtaie
the question Of the election Of man OF al.
rIean descent 10 the office Of bishop, and,
Il necessary, TO demand his election by the
next General Conference OF said church TO
be held in Cincinnati, In May, 1880"
This Is a somewhat peremptory demand
on the church, and some persons may
consider II little too strongly put, but
that Of course Is u matter Of taste. The
Pittsburgh ChridiuD Advocate rather throws
cold water on It, and Ia inclined to be
somewhat satirical in good natured way
in discussing in. 1t allutles to the COM
plant OF the colored brethren that they
arc excluded from thewhite pulpits on nc.
count Of their race by saying:
I've suppose they have in mind Mt,
Vernon Place, St. Paul'a, the Metropoli.
tan, Arch Street, Christ Church, and 9th.
crs like unto them. We'll, In their exclu-
sion from these they have plenty OF com:
pany among US white preachers. Out OF
eight or ten thousand Of us, all but a
dozen or two are excluded, and we arc
not left the satisfaction our colOred broth.
rem take 10 themselves, that the only
thing in our way OF serving them Is our
color II wo could llattCr ourselves that
our ability TO serve such churches lay In
our not being quite white enough, or quite
fat enough, or something Of this kind we
could be content. Our GOlored brethren
have no idea that anything prevents their
occupying the chief pulpits In the church
except the color OF their ntc mucosim.
There Is room for mistake OH this point"
AS to adding a colored Bishop to the
bench at tho next Conference, that the
idrotats thinks Is a matter to be disposed
Of on its merits irrespective Of the ques.
ton Of color, There is one ground upon
which it would favor compliance with the
demand, and it is this:
III among those Of African descent
filter men can be found, men Of deeper
piety, sOunder judgment, ampler accom-
plishments than among those Of Caucas-
Ian descent, by all means let us have them
among our bishops. There is the place for
the wisest and best men OF the Church.
Complexion or previous condition OF
race are no better arguments for eX-
Guiding men from the Bishopnc than
they are for excluding them from Sena-
torships. We do not believe in caste,
only such as is ordained by the law Of
God, the caste Of excellence and devotion
to the great interests Of humanity. II
men better qualified for the responsible
duties Of an Episcopacy can be found
among the American Africans than among
their white brethren, fidelity to the
Church requires that those responsibilities
he put upon them. Varying the condi-
ti0n, it forbids it. We are not willing our
colored brethren should object 10 white
Bishops on account OF complexion"
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Winch should be given to nervous, slender
and debllitated peHons---Invigorate Soda.
lives, opIates, appetizers, are comparatively
useless. The system must be built up with d
genuine tonic in order to the recovery Of vigor
and tranquility by the nerves. A course, Sys-
dramatically pursued. Of the leading invigorant,
HoStetters Stomach Bihers, should be resort
ed to by those who suffer from weak nerves
and general debility. The stomach, always
more or less dyspeptlc In cases OF nervousness
and loss Of vitality, Is toned and regulated by
this medicine until the organ acts with pre-
cisiSn nk l to that q steady.going piece Of
lation are, through the influence of the Bit.
tiers, followed by gain of vigor and flesh, and
the disappearance Of biliousness and irregu.
larity OF the bowels, where such exist, as they
usually do. Appetite and sleep are then re-
gained. Mwr&w
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ClTIzENs' RAILWAY COMPANY
Increase OfCapitaI Stock to 100000
0RHICE CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPANY.
WHEELING InlVR 1870

ORHtCE CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPANY
WHEELING, July s, 1879.
Whereas, by an act Of the General Assembly OF
Virginia, entitled IAN act 70 incorporate the Citizens
Hallway Company Of the city Of Wheeling" passed
January 80, 1851 i Is provided In Section q ;'Thai
the capital stock Of the said company shall consist OF
not less than twenty Ave thousand nor more than
one hundred thousand dollan, which shall DO divided
into shares Of fity dollars eGch; aud whereas II &
further provided ID section s. "fhAt the Directors Of
said company may Al any time increase the capital
stock 10 the maximum limit Of 500 OOO" and where
As, hut one THOUSAND nlns hunired and Seyenty.two
and iourhtha shares Of said stock have been Issued Of
the par value Of SsS640 and whereas at meeting Of
the Directors Of the said company held At their Office
on Mon1ay, July !, 1871, It WaS
"Resohed, That the Secretary sell 10 the highest
bidder tWenyseven and one6ith shRieI Of said stock
Of the par value Of tIy dollars EACH thereby ipcTeRs.
Ing the capital stock Of aid company TO the
limit" Therefore, sealed proposals. will be received
nj the once Of the company, No. l2I0 Market street
until o'clock P. ". on SATURDAY, JULY 10, ISL
for the purchase Of the whole any part Of said stock
The company reserves tbs right 10 Ttject any or ali
bids II deeined their Interest 10 do 80.
jye VANB HALL, sec'y.