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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14
That virginia MIscegeuation Case

RlcIIMoyp, May lS.-Thc Miscegenation
ooss of Edmund Kinney, (coIorodl, and
Mary Susan Hall, (white), confined IN me
Virginia penItentiary for violating the
State Statute prohibiting white and @ oo'0tSa req
United States Circuit Court today, today 'Sass tor
Hughes presiding, upon . pesIt.fG% peSIaf aronn5 sT i
writ OF faJoas corpus. INC ch.e, ttln ~ S ofthe
alleged in the petition Is that anaIs te aGs max. ak
Legislature Of The State OF girgn,ad aad % col.
ine il penal oaense ior whl'e is eontrary nh y 10
The Constitution OF the unilea oS stSb SeIebrat. rat
void that marriage having Psen anS cS'oUid vaiid
I'd in The District Of ColumpIaa ua an aeSo,omHS. N@
theI a must be held to be yalla mos%"sJ mIsUSryssJ
ont the United States. Decision E'se''s0'
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sr. PAUL, May l3.-Throughout Mime
sofa, northern Iowa and northwest part Of
Wisconsin, tho region which annually
sends from 80 to 100000 bushels OF
wheat to market, the weather for the past
ten days has been moist with almost daily
rains, and peculiarly iavorabIy 10 the
growth OF the wheat crop.
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AT1E%rT AT BuRGLAm.-An attcmpt
was made to burglarize the residence of
Mr. Henry Hess, No. 1905 EoG street
between and 1 o'clock Monday morn.
ing, The burglars, two in number, Sue.
Ceeded IN prying open the shutters Of tin
lower story front window, and raised thc
window, when Mr.. Hess was awakened hv
the noise, and getting out OF bed went 10 y
front window and saw them leaving Tho"
had been scared away, doubtless 6y hcSf.
ing Mr.. Hess walk across thc G iIoor ohnSa @
t;,, Mr. !, iiess Is ready 70 give "warm recen.
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oco. legislators have fixed their yearly
..yn,, 400, with $ deducted for every
~ s,a, unexplained absence. They have
~ MID s. day since 1858, without dc.
S,a '',.da. and have averaged rather more
H., ~, sOO year at that rate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

SsE oi,hc southern papers realize that
4, ,,,lI be foolish to try starving the gov.
.,,1eut, by refusing to pass the appropri.
.sanblls. The Louisville Courier.Journat
s,,,ba, the Democrats cannot afford to
,,bboli supplies. The Mobile Register
,ni,. that il would be useless to handi-
s,Ae party with such paltry revenge,
a, the Augusta lGa.) Chronicle insists
satbere isnothing to do but pass the ap-
yopta,ion bills and take the political leg.
I,,ion to the people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

THE commercial excursionists who Wis
ri Mexico last January have arranged
.m reunion OF the members oi
he party, to take place at the
IIner House, Chicago, May 2lst, at I
tssk rM. Five gentlemen from this
d.y, namely, Messrs. DR.. r. W. Hazlett,
civ. Osebay, NJ. l.. OFT, o. G. Dewey
ulC ". Funzheim, accompanied the
ury. and We doubt not that it will be
teir pleasure to meet their former associ-
se,, and renew their friendships and re-
we the pleasant recollections Of the
t,;n
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hi, found that the pension arrearage
sannts average about eight hundred
mafiy dollars each, or nearly four times
snuch as the estimate furnished to Con-
res. AS this money will reach the bene-
tcilties without shrinkage from agents or
itloincys fees, and as a majority of the
receipts will be among the poorer classes,
it's not at all improbable that many a
thrifty homestead will be secured through
a sensible use OF the Governments
bounty This amount Of money, in a
lump sum, can be made to do much in
these days Of cheap real estate.
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il, announces that he will re.
',,io,be Brooklyn Presbytcry. Ina club
-. ..,,r, ~ society u man who found twen-
a' # tony.iye Of his associates sol.
= ,,@ y% ,,in. he was a liar would feel un.
rStabe and leave. -...-
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PIRI RECORD.

CLEVELAND, May 1S.-Seyoral hotels and
otSor buildings near the depot at Irvine.
nsps' Iep Pa, on tho P. 4 f. r, r., were dc.
,stiIl raging. The fire department from
Warren VA Aas been telegraphed for and arc
now en- route.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

SoNE recent statements OF French iron
aastet' before German Commission on
iSecauses Of industrial depression throw
some light on the question OF the cost OF
SttI rails in Germany. NJ. Jordan, Of the
lllr'eiIlcs Blast Furnace Company, stated
taatit possible at Krupp's works to
urn cut a ton ct Iesscmer pig for Sl3 to
~, and a ton OF steel rails for S2l, first
ost, The representative OF Krupp's firm
se!ore the commission declined to give
my information as to the cost Of produc-
ton. The other German rail manufactu-
NS who were examined estimated their
est producing steel rails at about SS2 50
ltr ton, exclusive Of general expenses.
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SlI76 81
IoavIug / alauco Ia rra,u,, O,,2n sa''

LsavIus alaucc In Treasury of s2n. s"'" Vt
Deducting from this S5sS 25 which be.
longs to the preceding year. being a debt
paid, and We have $2,$03 30 as the ex.
penditure OF the year for supnoTt Of
Home, repairs to Property, etc. Com.
pared with the preceding year, when tho
expenditures were $3,579 %, there has
been reduction OF $G7S 50, and deduct,
ing from this the extraordinary expense
n supporting diseased child at tho
Wheeling Hospital, aud also the care OF
the babies at the Home, and tho renort OF
the Treasurer shows gratifying decreaso
In expenditures for the year lust closed,
u Is pleasing TO note here the accuracy
with which the accounts have been kent
and the neat condition Of the books.
THE HOUSEHOLD COMMITTEE
report the Home as ALWAYS in ortlorn and
everything In most excellent condition
under the efficient Matronship Of Mrs.
Northrop. But few persons have any idea
OIL tne NINA %ork. and anxiety OF such
position as that Of head Of such a family,
inc cleanliness and admirable sanitary
condition Of the Home accounts largely
for the good health OF the children. There
has been during the year ono death GBer.
tha, the diseased and distressed little one.
died at the hospital on Sunday morning
april Goth, and was buried on the evening
u the same day in the Homo lot at MI,
Wood, in the presence OF the Homo fam.
lily. ' '"
FINALLY,
with true gratitude to God and thonksto
many friends OF this noble charity. we can
+ay the Chtldren's Home is in better con.
iltlon today than at any period Of its his.
tory. That It has warm place In many
hearts Is evidenced by the immense pres.
ence here tonight. For the first lime in
many years We commence this wear with
no overcheCk in bank and no heavy debts
pressing. upon us. Your liberaI;,v 10.
night will, no doubt, provide fsr lie de.
mands ofthe present and the imm"Iiate
future. ''''i'"'e
There has been faithfulness in avery
oslcer anu efficiency in every committee
ltlady managers, and TO these facts perhaps
is much rs to any others, may the success
u the institution be attributed by the
friends and directors OF the ChiIdren's
Home OF the city OF Wheeling,
SAMUEL Is. BARNlTz,
MI. PRESIDENT OF Directors.
President OF Directors Barnilz exnressed
nc qualification otthe Home management
It the kindness OF Prot. Kramer and or.
,hestra, Air. Lucas, Miss Tracy, Miss
logan and all who had helped 70 make
he anniversary 80 fine success, The col.
eCtion amounted to $l2I,
Much praise is also due the committee,
tnd m Mrs: :. '. l. Rogers, Chairman, for
he careful training of the children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

The House Committee on Levees on the
Mississippi River to-day agreed to report
favorably on the bill introduced by Mr..
Gibson, to provide for the appointment Of
q Mississippi River Commission to direct
and complete the surveys Of the Missis-
sippi River and report the result to the
Secretary OF War, together with such
plans and estimates rs will improve navi.
CATION and prevent destructive floods. 1t
authorizes the expenditure Of Sl75,0OO, or
so much thereof as may be necessary to
effect the objects with which Commits
sion is charged.
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(hs gntelisfttfea:,
xo., rs and ~ POurteenth street,

..,,,,,rrrr and well.informed New
=. wv i. n.mocra,s are extremely doubtful
'Sl S,,., a., Sew York can be carried by
''''r |, n,,,y this year, whether the present
as. !. sairr,s Ss are nominated or not.
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nnltcr Thnn Llfe InsnrnnQe.

Life insurance may bp paid to your sur.
yiyor, or II may not, Preserve your health
and your families by buying an Egyptian
Fever and Agus and Liver Pad, and laugh
at Life Insurance. Health Is better asset
than lie policy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

Boaox, Mayl3-The weather in North.
arm New England to-day was unprecedent.
~ hot for the season. Many places In New
Hampshire the thermometer indicated
1902 in the shade.
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"sTL,TrINc the river wide open in tbe
middle won't do on this stage Of " water ter
Uharlle Stewart tried it with a brick baFr,.
the other night at the foot Of Browns p. S
!and, and the first thing he knew tbn
!n,arge was sitting up ON top Of a rock .bar
IKE huge turtle. Charlie gays the po,. T'
eminent blinded him or he could 6Svo
made the rifle. The O'Neal Come alon"
next morning and pulled her Off md noS
Charlie Is toting out brick at Whcelin.
Wishing he were dead.-S'enbenriilt Ga:eiie'
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At Chicago-Providence II, Chicaros S.
At ButEalo-Butfalos 7, Troy Cities /.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 9, Bostons s.
At Cleyeland-Cleveland 8, Syracuse 70.
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0PERErTA At Mr. De CSASrAL.-Tbo
9riglnaI, operetta entitled '"rhe H.iress w np
Taken by SURPRISE" will be given al tbc
MI. De ,Chantal Academy this eyenin',
Those who have heard the rehearsals pr6.
nounce 1t to be work Of great merit, and
the caste fully able to make a nleasin"
rendition Of tho music. A special traiS
viii leave tho y & o. depot this eyenin"
at Toelock, operetta begins at 7;SO p, NJ
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SPAIN.

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS PROSPECTIVE ROYAL
MARRIAGE.
MADRID, May l3.-Communal elections
throughout Spain are largely in favor OF
the Government. Martinez, leader Of tho
CGntralists, has announced his intention
to support the Government.
1t is reported there is possibility OF the
marriage OF the Crown Prince OF Austria
to Infanta Maria del Pillar, King Alfonso's
sister.
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70, functional disorders Of the Stomach stomach,
,,os roS ~ Bowels use DR.. Bulls bainmSrS iSot
n!,,s n!xst' the safest and surest remedy tna'
ean e,.,I, be an employed. Price % cents
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JHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST

Is prepared TO make careful ana .om,,.,.
9wnaiyses ana ot Iron Ores, Limestones MiaerSj
L,1oAA4oaH, 0oRs SiTH AND oHAr1SE sn,,
tato WHEELING, W, VA.
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THE ADMISSION COMMITTEE

report the admission of eight children
during the year, and three temporarily
cared for. Many Of these were in mos,
sad, wretched and destitute condition, No
one could look upon them without pity
and compassion. To have seen some Of
these before you tonight, when admitted
70 the Home, would have given YOU yery
different picture from the beautiful one
your eyes now look upon.
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THE HlNDINo coMNIrrEE

have placed in good homes during the
year seven boys and four girls, making in
all eleven children. OF these, one bow
and two girls were taken out BY near rcia.
ives Otthe boys given out two were re.
turned, not that they were Unsatisfactory,
out that difficulties arose from outside par.
ties or distant relatives, or among tbe peo.
PIE themselves, created by such Influences
Inc Chairman of the Binding Committee
says: I" often get letters % contain.
ing words Of cheer from those who
have adopted our children. One gentle.
man wrote, eve are very well satisfied
with Sammy. He is doing nicely" An.
other writes, "Wc cannot thank you sufii.
cientIly for sending US Gertic. She Is ali
In all to US; Is very bright and SMART
stu another says, Laura Is very bright
little girl; is good and afFectionats and il
u great comfort 10 u.s." "''>' 80
;, We have had great many applications
for children this year, but did not have
suitable children 10 I'LL the applications in
many instances. The greatest demand Is for or
girls between the ages OF six and twelve,
the REPORT or THE TREASURER,
Miss g. Lamb, shows the income from MI
sources to have been 81 40 40 arJ nd ths %a
outlay S3,416 81, leaving q balance in tbe
Treasury, May lst, 1875, Of &27l - '''
The expenditures were for tho ioIlow;no
articles: 'O' '''S 4V'0"i"s
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The resolution introduced in the House BY
Mr.. Garfield authorizing the Secretary Of
War to issue rations to refugees in Kansas
was called up for the action OF the CON.
mittee by Mr.. Monroe, and the PROPOSE.
ton to report the measure to the House
with favorable recommendation was re.
ieeted. This action virtually kills the
measure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
OTHER SOUTHERN STATES.

Pensacola liz receiving immigrants.
The first fire In five years occurred ~
palatka, Fla, last week.
The Selma Cotton Exchange has completed
It's organization, and Ii now ready for work.
In the past three months a1,S14 barrels Of
flour, valued at $263,79b, were shipped ir0in
Richmond tn South America.
Most III the negroes In Kinds county. Mis-
siHslppi, have announced their Intention 10
vote the Democratic ticket.
Wilmington's population Mr.. Walker
Meares, the censls-taker,l ls l7D04; GIG white
and lQ.2B5 colored. Increase since 1870, 3obo.
AID o negro revival In Pensacola woman
lay on the floor two days and nights, appa-
rently inaensible, from excitement
The froet ID Orange. Tia, the Recorder
ports did 10 damage to the tobacco, but
advlces from Per son county are 81 disaster,
the crop being quite late and very little cut.
The Brookhaven MISSY Ledger records the
murder Of MIR. Frank Crawford. near Wesson,
OF Wesaan.
The Wesson tMissl factory gives employ
mant tn 400 persons, most u them widows
and orphans About $4,000 In cash Ia paid out
every month.
A negro child two and half years old, was
cruelty and brutality whipped TO death By its
stepfather near Mobile the other day. The
black savage was arrested but succeeded In
making his escape.
III the Sardie (Miss) neighborhood, near
Waxahachie, Wednesday, John IL. simmons,
with gun. shot and killed a brlcklayer
named Sam Byers for dragging his daughter
on q horse and violating her person. Sim
mons surrendered to the authorities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
Cotton Factories IN tho Fields,


The communication which we recently pub
listed from MI. ID. U. Sloan. Of Norcross in
regard to the cotton factory ut Westmlninter,
$. G., has attracted considerable attention not
only at tho South, but all through the North,
and many persons have visited tho mill,
whose testimony induces us to believe that the
people Of the South now have the opportu-
nifty to take q long step forward In the direc-
tion Of that prosperity, which must spring
from diversified Industry. Among those who
factory IL Capt. @. +. Akers, Of LaGranRe,
and In an article printed Ia the Reporter
of that place hS confirms every statement
Of the correspondent OF the Constitution.
The machinery OF the mill liz simple and
cheap. and by setting 1t up In the neighbour
hoods throughout the cotton belt the value Of
the staple can be increased nearly 100 per
cent, particularly when we take into cDnsid-
GRAFTON the amount Of money saved on bag
ging, ties packing. weighing, storing and
Westminster, Of which We shall speak more
at length in another article, spins the cotton
direct from the seed by means OF q machine
known DIS the Clement attachment, and Is
run by seven women and boy. It's capacity
Is between four and five hundred pounds OF
seed cotton per day, and the yarns manufac-
tured sell In Now York at an average OF 49,
cents. The cotton IL taken from the gin aud
brush on a card and comes out In q roll, and
New York dealers say threads made by this
pIoCsSS Clsiss Rlsibuettl liz Hel tltLu LlIeHub
made from compress, q cotton. Not a par
ticle OF lint Is left on the seed, as III tho Ord-
nary gins. We are inclined to believe that
this method OF preparing the staple for mar
ket solves the problem for the South. 1t
enables the planters Of each neighborhood g
add the industry Of manufacturing t. the
business OF cotton raising, and at = prot
that will more than justify the small invest
ment to be made, ana within the course of
the newt year or two, II we DO not mistake
the purpose and enterprise Of our people,
there will be at least OPS hundred Of these
factories Id operation +. Georgia. Wherever
there is grst mill, p aiming mill or saw mill,
a yarn factory can be added without an In
crease Of power, and at very little increase
of cost.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
MeCOUK AND THE UTES.
How Bluff Colorado Governor Depossd a
Chief.
tDenyer Trlbune.I

Gov McCook is the man who caused Colo
rows deposition as chief. During his nd
miniBtrntion Colurow and q band of Utee
came to this city and canped ON the outskirts
One day the chief sent word TINT he wanted
a new tent McCook dispatched on agent tt
sec In what condition Colorow's tent was, and
the report was that he did not need n new
tent and McCook accordingly refused him
In the afternoon while tho Governor was In
hls office GOIorow came In half drunk, with n
revolver In his hand. and came over whore
MCCOok was writing and sat down. The
Governor took In the situation mt glance
but did not look up.
"MeCook, liar I" said Colorow.
The Governor went on writing.
IN eCook d-n linrl" repeGted tho chief.
Still McCook continued with his work.
"McCook, O. d-n liarp said ColoroW
reaching climax.
Nevertheless, McCook would not look at
him.
BY this time Colorow had concluded that
there was no fight insthe Governor, and nj
lowed tho hand containing the revolver to
drop to his side. The move was a fatal one
In an instant McCook seized his wrist
knocked the weapon away from him, and
catching the astonshed Indian by the neck
kicked him down stairs and out into the
street, where there we're n number OF Utes
standing about. With great tact McCook
pointed to the PROSTATE and Inundated form
OF Colorow, and turning to the Utes said: enc
man to lead braves. Colorow an old woman
Get d man for chief" Then turning on hle
heel he walked up stairs. The next day the
mortified UteS deposed ColOrow.
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SOUTHERN STATE NEWS.

rexna ia TO have d bar association.

Texaa la to have d bar association.
Deer are abundant In portions Of Texas
The Sabine river Ia being surveyed, with
View of improving nnviRatton
"A A Wild carnival. called n revival, IL going
on among The darkies III Fort Worth
Thomas Langley, aged live. son Of q widow.
was run over by Oh engine and Killed Ut Dal-
las, Thursday.
last year Texas produced over 10000 barrels
of molasses, and that OF tho pure, nnadultef-
Ated kind.
All revival meeting In Wise county, Inst
week. a new convert accidentally knocked,
over lamp, and exclaimed: I'll be ID
just my luck"
I.aborers At the Texas and Pacific depot In
Dallas struck last week for Increase OF WaRes
" 20 psr day the san 70 % asr ~ os'f'l
The fplr-year old con and only child of Lew
Wallace, of uoraicana, playing with ne sath-
a,sA mattel. accidentally shot himself through
the breast and died instantly.
MIR. Dick Lawapn, Ut Navsota was cleaning
and fixing up an old shotgun, supposed 70 DO
nine years old and snapped II. The boy was
Instantly killed. The coroner's jury returned
Il verdict Id accord with the facts.
sunday, October 5, all the prisoners, four
In number, escaped from the Ct,s.tlaI jail ana
are still Ut large. They burned ana GUY
thTDtlHD Til1 T0aIs WMlGH 1uN8ah1 49, 80,
tnre In wood aud tin, and descended W me
ground by mems Of blankets tied together.
"A man named Llmeberger, who attended
COMMUNICATING near Jefferson Tor eight naVa
III silccesaion then went crazy and was con,
fined In lal iii that place, first got Timber an,i
then almost unmanaReable. and with Difficult
ty was prevented from killing some 81 ING
other prisoners.
The Galveston Journal of Commerce Gays
ssThe belt-punch law is working like charm
III aver Texas, and will yield the State nst
revenue of S250,O0n to 5000 600 per year. This
viii 10 d good ways In helping to educate the
children, mae orphans BY q too frequent use
at the contents or the cup that tnebriates.
Farmers near San Antonio report On excel
lent crop OF second growth VI cotton. and the
continued warm weather Indicates more than
m average yield. Those who planted corn .
second time IRE succeeding beyond expecta-
tione. some fields now showing the most mag
nifloent growth ever seen In Western Texas.
man named Campbell, living eight miles
sputh 81 Weatherford, was arrested to-day,
charged with the murder Of one Booth last
week iii the northwest part Of the county,
Gampbelrs daughter claims that Booth ~
faInnted to ravish her somo time since, near
tha onmp.meeting grounds. She identified
Booth afterward. when Campbell Killed him
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

.u,s o,.o.,n =. ., . Secretary OF state on or Bee
,ora ,hs ~ day Of December 1879. Il,
viii The provisions OF the proposed
constitution. ....o ga voxs
a,...a.,,s "a' ao.. the seal OF the state
- ras,1s,,.. =, .aasa, thereto. at the city OF
New Orleans. this thirty-n 'Se oay VI -. 49,
tho year Of our Lord ono th 'us1no e's"e
dred and seventy mine. 1ra A wrTTE.
BY tho Acting Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secret. Wy OF states
nu2 ltawtOc1-dte
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WANTED.
oc3 I'm DAW

rANvAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
" new and useful inyentions: The celebrated
&. &. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
diploma. at the last Louisiana and Alabama
cheapest method Of Obtaining water from tbe
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER. which for culinary purposes Ia almost
ind,spensabls The Wilson q Ksas h, Wa aLs1l,
worm destroyer yet dlseoysred. The Clayton
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method OF bell.
hnngtng for dwellings. street cars and steam s
the old style. The PATENT Watch OUT
OFF an ingenious contrivance to prevent the
Ing, clsterns. new method by which water can
be drawn from cistern ICE cold through iron
BACKUs WATER MOTOR. great Invention
ran be used for any purposes, a very cneap cons
trivance for running machinery Of all degcrip.
lions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE. ting
latest. cheapest and naost convenient methodol
lighting houses.
Energetic canvassers wanted and d aOOH
o1-',e : JAMES 81. REYNOLDS,
Plumber and Gas Filter.
ie28 lYDdW 90Baronne street.