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Session OF the Trf.Stntc Medical Society
Closed,


Closed.
TEREE HAurE, 1SD., September 99.-The
three days session Of the Tri.State Medi-
cal Society has closed, and the members
left for their homes to-day. DR.. Mckenzie,
OF London, was present at the meetings
and addressed the Society. DR.. J. E. Links
paper on Alcohol as a Successful An;es-
thetic was All interesting feature Of the last
session. He reported, that whiskey ad-
ministered in one.and.a-hali and two
ounce doses, every ten or fifteen minutes,
will produce an;esthesia.
DIR. Hughes, in o paper on the mental
status OF Guiteau, maintained that the
assassin was insane. %
A committee was appointed to examine
the sanitary condition Of Terre lIautc.
The officers were elected iur the ensuing
year as follows: President, DR.. William
Porter, OF St Louis, Missouri; Vice Presi.
dents, Joseph Eastman, Of indianapolis,
Ind, james II. Fletcher, Henderson, KY,
and DR.. Chambers, OF Illinois; Secretary,
6. w. Burton, Mitchell; Treasurer, F. ".
Beard; Vincennes, Ind; Chairman OF the
Committee OF Arrangements; T. B. Harvey,
INDIANAPOLIS.
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WASHINGTON, September o9.-General
lIazen, Chief Signal Officer, says there is
no ground whatever to fear that Lieut..
Greeley's party at Lady franklin Bay will
not be sufficiently fed. He thinks that
Greeley's men have been down to the
point reached by the Neptune before this
time and that they have got their mail
from the caches where it was left by Major
Beebe. lie says there are large quantities
OF food accessible to Lieut.. Greeley, some
OF it having been left over by previous
expedition. lie thinks there is no doubt
but that the ice will be open next year,
but il it is not sledge party will be sent
up from the farthest point which the relief
party is able to reach.
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nv ANTED-TllREE LADIES AND
w two gentlemen Of plcsslng address to trayel
IN iSht; honorable ail'l profitable business. send
nome auuttss street anu numLer) TO TYLER q
ccsreluirrd. - - '-'' s..o,s
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DUBLIN, September 29.-The brother ol
Walsh, who was hanged at Galway, was
found guilty as accessory to the murder Of
Constable kavanagh. The jury recon-.
meuded Walsh to mercy on account Of
youth. The jury also recommended Walsh
to mercy because there was no positive
evidence they said that he actually fired
the shots which caused kavanagh's death.
The prisoner was very violent and shouted
loudly that witnesses had given false evi.
dence. He was sentenced to be hanged
October 2Sth. Judge Lawson said he would
forward the jury's recommendation to the
proper quarter, but he could hold out no
hope to the prisoner that it would be acted
upon. Walsh again became greatly ex.
cited and cried out, "Justice would yet
overtake his false accusers."
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lhf legislature OF 1888, the first thai
net alter the New Constitution was adopt.
d, ees' $ll4.0S 10 (see Auditors Report
N'S' pp,9, 10, II; 1874, p. Is, 1875, p. 10y
According to Sam Woods, the average cost
o. Republican Legislatures was 1000
,~ap to and including 1877, tho Bour
'1ipent $?36,273 81 for legislatures, ar
Asa'l cost Of nearly $4,000, or Sl3,O0t
u''e pa year than under Republicans il
sGfaskJ-prr,ton .EnIruol
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Virginia COALITION


To be Earnestly Supported by Prof.
..s. I.ang>tou. the Coloreh Orator.
WALnIScroS, DC, September 2o.-Proi.
Langston, who, it was reported, would go
to Virginia and stump the State with Blaine
against Malone, has arrived here, and
speaks for himself. He said to-day:
l most certainly shall not 60 10 Virginia
to stump against Malone. 1 am going
there to commence series OF speeches on
October 9, but they will not be against
Mahone-fer from it. They will be as
earnest in favor Of the coalition movement
as l can make them. AS have been and
am friend Of MIR. Blaine, and am the only
colored orator who is going 10 Virginia
from the North, probably the fact that l
am to 60 has given rise to this misappre.
hension. consider the success Of the
l.eadjuster cause Of very great importance
to the colored race, the party, and the
whole country. The only way to make the
future OF the colored man assured in the
South, and tGprevent this friction, which has
continued since the failure Of reconstruc.
ton, is to divide the white vote there, and
to make the two white factions eager to Sc
cure colored Support. That is what is being
done in Virginia, and what was not done
and never could be done without such a
movement rs that inaugurated, and thus
ia successfully carried out by Malone. 1t
Is movement which deserves, am sure,
the support OF all colored men and all Re.
publicans, and l regret that Mr.. Blaine
does not think so. This scheme with re-
gard to Virginia politics seems to me very
unwise, and in it he leaves out OF consider
alton altogether the $4,000 colored voters
OF that State, who, il his plan could be put
in operation, would be left without protec.
ton. The success Of the Malone move
ment.in Virginia means education, liberty,
free ballot, and fair count, for the col
ored man, and the abolition Of the whip.
ping post and I am for it heart and soul,
and not againstit.
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RIVER INTEI,I,Il:ENCE
From the Lcvcc-St cnnboat SquibS NJ
IAfF

From the Lcvcc-St cainboat SquibS and
Kcnd0H..
Tha W. II. Chancellor passed down yester
day for Charleston with big trip.
The Scotia is due down this morning from
Pittsburgh, en- route for Cincinnati.
River men are feeling happy over the ter
mina,ion OF the strike. Their busiaess viii
brighten up. s.
The Iron Age passed up with tow OF iro,
ore and the Belmont passed down with
light tow of coal.
Yesterday work was commenced at tts
foundry OF Sweeney & Son on the machinery
for Captain Princes new Bel!aire packet.
The river rose rapidly yesterday and was
still rising ut dusk. AT that time the marks
indicated depth OF feet in the channel,
The Little Anna has resumed her trips be
tween this city and Martins Ferry, TO the
delight Of all. She looks very pretty since
being repaired.
The Sidney arrived late last evening with
biz trip, both passengers and freight. The
Sidney is commanded by the Messrs. List
and is US fine stern wheeler as can be founc
on the river. She leaves this afternoon foI
Cincinnati. Go to the Exposition on her.
Ii this. water makes a coal rise there vii
be shipmen! OF good proportions made, al
though what the amount will be cannot b,
asccrtained, as operators can't say what they
will send away in the present state OF uncer
hinty.. All was activity about the whar
yesterday in anticipation Of rise. Coal wa.
being brought down in large quantities by
the harbor boats, provisions were being PLACED
on number OF larger boats to satisfy tht
cravings OF the inner man OF the river man
and busy air prevailed.-Pithburgh Di,pateh
EVANSVILLE, Ind, September 39.-Riyer
falling slowly; feet inches Weather
cloudy.
PIrrsBuR5n, Pa. September oT.-River {
feet inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, September 29-Canal feet IL
inches,4 feet inches on falls. Business dull
Weather cloudy. Indications Of rain.
CAIRO, H., September 99.-Arrived: Gui d
ing Star for New Orleans, at . p. "; Chas
brown for ST. Louis, 5 r. II. Departed: Guild
ing Star for Cincinnati. Chas Bowen, Ohio
River 10 feet inches and falling.
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Biz Fire ut Rii-eway, Pm,

PITrsnURGI, September 29.-The COM
reial.Ga:tte's Ridgeway, Pa, special
says: A destructive fire occurred here this
morning at } o'clock. The fire originated
in the office OF the Democrat Printing Co.,
on Main street, and the buildings in the
vicinity being mostly Of frame the flames
spread rapidly east and west, and for a
time the entire business portion OF the
town was threatened. The bucket brigade
turned ont strongly and worked with u
will, and the progress OF the flames were
at last controlled, but not before seventeen
business places and two dwellings had sue
cumbed 10 the fiery element and loss OF
1000 had been entaied.
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Reunion,

Council BLUFFS, Iowa, September 90
The second day Of the Reunion Of the Vet.
erans OF Southern Iowa and Northern Mis-
souri, opened auspiciously, until over three
thousand were in camp. In the forenoon
the grand procession took place. The
s.seets were thronged. Twenty thousand
strangers were in the city from the sur.
rounding country. In tho afternoon the
Veterans participated in sham battle,
The camp breaks up tomorrow evening.
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THIRD DISTRICT roL,rIcs.
The Senatorial Contest Bctwcrn Lobbnn
and hnnn-RcpublIcan Prospects In


the Future. Htr'.H tg
Special TO the 1nlelllgencer.
ALDEEsoN, Monroe Co., W. Va, Sept. 90.
Tho apathy in the political mind at this
point in regard to the Congressional fight
i' very remarkable, and nothing but The
quadrennial campaign for President will
wake 1t up. Considerable interest is
manifested in tue Senatorial fight be-.
tween the Democratic nominee, ]. G.
Lobban, and James Mann, Independent.
Iobbin's record is vulnerable in many
points, and the Independents arc taking
advantage OF this fact and adding strength
to their already strong ticket. Nothing
can truthiully be urged against Mr.. Mann;
he Is In every way good candidate. With
Il strong personal following in both Green.
brier and Monroe, and Lobban's unpopu.
larity where he is best known, success is
sure 10 perch upon the Independent BAN
ner, or Pm no prophet. The narrow.
minded course Of the Greenbrier Indtptnd.
ent In refusing to publish the proceedings
OF the convention which nominated Slr.
Mann, and not even giving the result, will
certainly react upon the Democracy OF this
section and its selfish organ. Summers
county will come TO the front as Republi-
can institution in the near future. Fayette
county, in the prophetic words Of its Dem.
ocratic Prosecuting Attorney, will come up
smiling at the ballot box and deposit a
Republican majority OF 800 or more. Po.
cahontas county, in the same Senatorial
district, will give Democratic majority,
but Bourbonsm will receive some heavy
blows even there.
The nominations Of Goir, Mason and
Loomis have inspired the Republicans
with new hope and added strength 10 the
party OF progress in this dark land OF
Bourbonism. The sun is beginning TO
shine, and the people who have been crop
Ing in political darkness ior SO long are
beginning to see and find their way out
into the broad daylish, OF Republicanism.
r. ~ REruNlicAS.
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N0urh Of Trntie DIiiicmIiicS.

CHICAGO, September 29.-Arguments in
in the Board Of Trade injunction cases on
the settlement OF July wheat were con-
cluded in the Superior Court today. Judge
Gardner at the conclusion said that he
would endeavor to have the opinion ready
for delivery week from Saturday. The
general opinion among leading men is that
the decision will be against the complain.
ants, whose prayer is for perpetual In.
junction TO restrain the board from expell.
ing them for non.set,lcment at the price
fixed BY the committee.
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LACROSSE, Wis, September o9.-Charles
II. Eaton, former Superintendent Of the
American Express Company for the Min.
nesota division, while temporarily insane
committed suicide last night He left bis
home early in the evening, and was found
about 10 ". NJ, hanging from limb Of a
fruit tree in vacant lot. He has been in
i'll health for the last six years, being
obliged to resign his office in the Express
Company, and had insane periods at ire.
quent intervals recently.
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- HFsrs
"orr StRr Route Iuric. nI.ur..n

!. .'a'l'hELAmA, September aa9.-The jury
: ~ 'ue Star route cases returned to the
oi It r;,m room this morning, after an absence
II S,ue'een sn lsonn, and reported inability
bctsTes. The judge ordered them again
.,,ie ed up till four o'clock this afternoon,
s:ni9s s mat il they do not agree then he
L,S Su ,.np Keep them in confinement till they
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New ioRH, September 29.-The Repub.
lican Executive Committee Of Kings coun-
ty has appointed a committee to confer
with Judge Folger, nominee for Governor,
and inform him OF the situation in Brook.
lyn. The resolution appointing the com.
mittee was 4 substitute for a resolution
requesting Mr.. Folger to decline the nomi-
nation,
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sAH FRANcIsco, September GA Vic
toria dispatch says: The Marquis and
Princess opened tho agricultural show in
the presence OF two thousand people, In
replying to an address. tho Marquis said /;
"The adoption OF Kicking Horse Pass gives
an easier grade than the American roads,
and it is expected to have through line
open by 1857" Regarding the Chinese
question, he said the Colony would be dis.
tapced in the railroad race unless il ayailed
itself Of all the labor that came.
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Take three quarters Of q cup Of butter, two
cups OF white sugar, three eggs well beaten
one cup sweet milk, one teaspoonlul pure
ground cinnamon, three cups OF Hour having
mixed in it one measure "Bannern Baking
Powder; bake in long or square pans; have
ready one.quaTter cupful of'mel,ed butte,
with sugar and cinnamon mixed In still
enough to spread put it on the cake as soon
as taken from the oven.
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pUBLIC SALE
or Building Sites and Coal Propprty.

The under igned. executors OF the will o! Samuel
MtC6y deceased. VIII sell public auction. at NJ
De ChlnAi station, on The w., +. 4 B. L. Il, one
anu hal! miles east Of Wheeling, ". Va, Ou
THURSDAY, THE 5,h DAY OF OCTOBER, Isso,
commencing al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. the irtct Of land
Known rs the McCoy Farm. containing SCI acres OF
surface and ~ acres Of coal sHid Land has beer,
divided into lots. and Is 80 located rs to make The
most desi'Hble building sites in the vicinity OF
Wheeling, being at Mt De thantal Station. only
ten minutes ride from the city on The W., i. Gb.
X. X. or twenty minutes driyo by the National
and County roads. rlnt OF said land, will Its
tnh-divtions cnn be teen at the law Office OF T. F.
Jones, No. l.0. Chapline ,tfeet. Wheeling, VI. Va
TERMS or SALE-one-third Of the purchase
mo ey, land as much morc as the purchaser NAV
elect 70 pay In cash. and the residue In three equal
annual payments, the purchaser giving ncrO,Ia.
bic notes bearing Interest from the day OF Nile ior
the deferred pay&ents. secured By deed Of Trust
on the property.
SALE POSITIVE.
+ ! BELL,
JAMES Il. Mccoy,
kcIJII1s!W Executors, DC
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I DO certify that was afflicted with
Chronic Diarrhea for fully seven years up TO
April, 1915, when procured bottle OF +.
X. Thompson's blackberry Cordial, which
has cured me entirely and have had no diff.
hculty OF the kind since.
WALTER P. WADE, Tryonville, Pa.
For sale by all druggists at 25 and 80 cents
bottle. SAW
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'r,A N'pa.ch to the ln.eliscncsr.
''EtsESvILLE, O., September e9.-This
1O'a'ns James Beatty, OF Unionport, this
s'4a'y' was struck BY No. 10, while at.
s4PlnS to cross the track at skelley's
Au0n' lie was married, and about fifty
!eas Of aye
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Cadet WHITAKER sim Tn1sing.

CoLUNnus, Ga, September 99.-Thc
colored cadet, Whitaker, lectured here
last night in tho Methodist Episcopal
Church: He! denounced Hayes, Grant and
President Arthur in the biIterest terms.
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He RaSjyps.

wAsu1xoroS, D. C., September ss99.-The
resignation OF the United States Minister at
Copenhagen, Denmark, ". T. Wickersham,
was received Of The State Department.
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ST. JonS, n. T., September eo.-Wallace
Ross writes: "I will row ?. II. Conley, Of
Halifax, either on St. John harbor or Ken.
nebec river in four weeks, for 81 COO side.
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A' Dispatch to The in,elliscncer.
cs, es.s,rhESriLLr, o., September eo.-The
~ a''nleld fair was largely attended to-day,
- 's Icing about three thousand people
~ Ts. 'ae grounds. The displays we're fine.
'"e Alr Will be continued until tomorrow.
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Identity OF n Suspected Train RObber.
ST. LOUIS, September e9.-The capture
Of Jim Cummings, one Of the most noto-
riola Of the James gang, which was ei,
iected at PRINCETON, H., reylves memories
Of some Of the mos! daring deeds OF tha.
outlaw band. As soon; as his identity is
fully established he will be sent on here
for. trial. In the meantime requisition
papers are made out for him.
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Hpiiucru 10 PaYarir

I.oSpoS, September e9.-The floods in
the Tyrol have. reduced. hundreds oi
wealthy land owners to poverty. The labor
ing classes arc in terrible distress, and the
approach of winter greatly aygravates the
si,nation ~ -. -. 49,.
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ERIE, OST, September 29.-At $50 this
morning the dummy car used in convey.
ing passengers over the International
bridge between here and Black, suburb oi
Buffalo, fell through the. open draw into
the Niagara river, % feet. Engineer
Bohn and Edwin Hershey Reeve, OF
Berthe, Ont, were killed. Mrs. Parmlee,
Of Black Rock, Capt, IIaggert, the dun.
my conductor, and q lady, name unknown,
were seriously injured.
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New ORLEANS, September o0.-The Gov
crnor OF this State has Issued the death
warrant for the execution Of Luke Landry
on November l7th, Tor the murder Of Den.
MS Gully, in Richmond parish.
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WANTED-AGENTS-BIG WAGES

"ANTED-AGENTS-BIG WAGES
w made selling our line of psteu,e3 hou>c,
hol,! nccessstics, amongst which are the Adams
Mfinger, Keystone Wringer. Penn FIutcr, Kcy,ioue
Washer, "Nrs. Potts " sad Irons, Maggie Sweeper,
st0re "Koli'up" Spring Mattress sold Ly model und
delivered by US on trial. The 'Rullnp'' Mattress
Is new article and l. taking" well. Models are
Mna!l enough 10 go In pocket. These articles arc
the best In the market and are fully warranted.
All goods sold on small weekly Payments and col.
lectlons made BY ourselves. Nc have stores In 30
western cities II you do not want 10 work In tLis
sly can sent you u any city. We employ ouly re.
prompt wages guaranteed aud 70 security REQUIRED
II satisfactory references are given. Experience not
necessary. Every innn out OF employment should
call ard examine Our line Of fast selling articles
New patents constantly received. Agents male
fDn slO 70 $40 per weeE. Call On or address KEY.
STONE WRlSGER CO., 1910 Market Street, Wheel.
Ing. ". Va. heII.1Ih,s
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CuTicuRA.
{ (!ltiic llra

NJ. Albert kirgsbury, Keenc, y. H., ttouOlcd
poisoning (hc's n paintcr) Al tImesIt would lrray
out, crack open. aud the skin separate from jLc
flesh i large pieces suffering great continual ilch.
Ing and siinsing. Purchased your remedies: uscl
Culic,lta Soap externally. and iu less Than three
months cittctcd complete cure, anu has not
been troubled since. Corruborated BY pullNrl q
Foster, DrnLcsts kcenc n H. y
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blaine iu virginia aud North carollnn

Blaine iu Virginia aud North CnrollnH.
WAsIIISnroS. September e9.-An effort
is TO be made, so it is reported by a Virginia
politician, to induce ex.Secrehry Blaine to
take the stump in Virginia and North
Carolina in favor Of the strai2htout Repub.
lican ticket and against the coalition. The
argument used is that II the Coalition ticket
succeeds the delegates to the next National
Republican Convention will be made up
of the former party, who will east their
votes for the candidates favored ythe Ad
ministratiop,
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Mrs. DcLong Interviews Sec. Chandler
WAsllrSaroS, September @.-Mrs. De
Long was at The Navy Department thii
morning with Engineer Melville, and had
a long interview with Secretary Chandler
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 29.-The
Noh -imerican tomorrow will say: Trade
in most departments was moderately active
the past week, but the prices Of several
leading articles were unsettled and lower.
In cotton there is no essential change 10
notice. The demand for flour was limited
both for export and home use; prices weak.
Wheat closed dull and lower. In corn
there was more doing and prices were
lower. Oats weak and unsettled. There
was a good iobbing trade in provisions and
prices were well maintained. Whisky
remains about the same as last quoted.
Wool rather quiet; prices unchanged.
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CLrvELAsp, September 29.-The resump-
ton Of labor at the mills has not yet affect
ed the iron markets here. Pig iron is quiet
but armer, Manufactured iron is in good
demand but feeling easier. Nails declined
to four dollars, net. Railway supplies con.
tinue to improve, especially steel products,
while there is a good demand ior supplies
OF an iron nature. Petroleum is tir,ner and
tending upward. Railway business is good
for passenger carriage, and there is no ma.
! terial decrease in ireights,
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BOSTON.

BosroS, September e0.-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say: Shipments OF
shoes this week was 63,5Gl cases asainst
6o,lS6 for the corresponding week Of last
year. The wool sales were 2,62j ,975 pounds
against 2,279,50O pounds for The same
week in 1851, and receipts 9,92l bags and
bales Of domestic and l03 bales OF foreign
against S.ol9 bags and bales OF domestic
and l3 bales Of foreign for the correspond
ing period;ol last year. Wool showed no
alteration during the week.
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E0R SALE.

Farm oil 10! acres, I1s miles from Moundsyille.
Mhishal! county, W. Va. l2j acres under cultiya.
tion mostly In srsss, two hewe log houses, orchard
and well wntcred with never fsilngsIriIeS.
Inquire OF JOHN l.. GIBSON, on The premises.
or to W v ifGGE Z HRn
Au.5 Inn Nr,tct sty,e,
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IWANTED-A THOROUGHLY CONE
w PETENT and experienced salesman TO ,ell
The Wholesale and large retail groccrs In Wst vir.
ginis, hen;ucky. Southern ohio and Southern In.
iiohal habits and good ability, capable Of hAnIng
ihe best class Of trade. None Others need apply,
AddIcS with references, AUSTIN NICHOLS GCO..
% 70 q Hudson street. New York City, n. Y. ~
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-TIIE STOCK AND GOOD
- VIII OF well equipped Job Printing ONce In
this city, or would sell material In lots TO suit For
iuIthtr particulars enqulle NJ this Office or OF H. j.
Long at Sunday Leader Office iy1