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ITEMS.

The editors Of the Norfolk Beacon
have seen a letter dated INe,c OrIeou.
2Sh May. which states that the Fever
had broken out in that city.
A large black Eagle. measuring from
seven TO eight feet between the ends OF
MS wings, was taken alive a few day,
since near Worcester, in a tran con.
structed to take wild pigeons. and is
now exhibiting at the Museum in Pro.
violence, Rhode Island.
Green peas were sold in London nm
the Goth Of April, at five guineas per
quart.
The Methodist church at CLristiana
Bridge Del. was recently fofcibl,
entered and robbed Of a quantity oI
books.
The Lancaster Republican Of Thurs.
day, says" very distressing aeei.
dent occurred IN this city on Th1rs,av
morning last. the fair day. A Young
couple, who had been married about a.,
hour, we're run over by horseman. In
the street. and very severely injured
The groom - now able TO walk sbou,.
but the bride Is yetin extreme danger -
The ship Mary, Capt Welsh. from,
Csicutts, arrived at PHILADELPHIA. las
two elephants on board--a dan, and
her calf. The young one was weaDed
on the passage. II is a. playful as =
kitten. A rhInooeros, which Canaan
welsh was bringing out with him, died
when the vesse! was running the Cane
Of Good Hope.
Joseph MeCowen, a lad about twelve
years old, son Of William MeCowen.
Tell from Calharine street wharf las,
evening. about o'clock, into tbe lie
laware, and would undoubtedly have
drowned. but for the spirited exer,ion
ct MIR. James NJ. Moore, Who leaned
into the river and drew the Iad fron,
the bottom; the depth Of water being
about seven feet. This il the seeopd
time Nj. Moore has saved a fsllos
creature from drowning.
The amount subscribed a. The meet.
ing N the Masonic Hall, New Yofk
on "Wednesday evening. 10 prompts
The establishment OF Sunday Schools in
the valley Of the Mississippi, was ele.
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DOMESTIC.
THE CnsRoKEgs.
WV kcHorA. NAY 90.

NV hcHoTA, NAY -, 1850
Before the next number Of our =,
per shall be issued, the first Jsy .,
June, the day set apart by Georgia. f.,
the extension Of her assumed iu,,sJ;.
ton over the Cherokees. and the e,.
cution Of her laws touching the Indian.
will have arrived. The .av IS now =,
hand. The Chcrokces have looked r.
il deliberately; they have an,icina,e1
its approach; but they are still bc,.
ON the land Of their fathers - con
scious are they Of their rights a. reo.
pie, that they have thought II no, b,
to- avoid the threatened operation =,
eioiised and republican. not TO "a, 49,
igious laws, by precIpitate fight {,
the Western Willis. They are ,uU
here, but not 10 agree or consent 4,
come under these laws. Thu. the, r,
yer will do; they have protested ara.r.,
the measure, and will always protest
against il.
When the time comes that the STATE
laws are to be executed with riror.
they no doubt will %, backed by =.
Executive Of the United States. aeJ
the late decision of the Senate. upoa
the reprobate Chcrokees, We are una
ble To say what the effects will be. r.,
US. the future is but darkness. On.
thing we know, there uiH be snG5r,s,
The Cherokees will be 4 prev 10 H..
cupidity Of White men; every indicnity
and every oppression will be helpct
upon them. They have ALREADY un
dergone much, when the time is mere
ly IN anticipation. How will i, be.
when full license is given 10 their on
pressors!
Comment is unnecessary. We IN
treat you, respected reader. TO reflec,
npon the effects Of ciriHcod legislation
over poor sGragrs. The laws which
are the result Of this Legislation, ate
framed expressly against US, and nc,
clause in our favor. We cannot be- !
party or n witness in any Of the couri,
where white man is n party. Here
IS the secret. Full license 10 our on.
pressors. and every avenue Of Justice
closed against Us. Yes, this j. the
bitter cup prepared for US BY repuJh
can and religious Government. We
shall drink it to the very dregs.
Cherokee Pk9nix.
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envy may carry its ravases cannot be
torctold. We hope to have furihestn-
formation from our friend on this snb-
lject.- lancaster Jour.

Caution. persons arc so fond
OF odori!erous plants and flowers, NJ TO
have them in their bed chamber
This, however. 10 a dangerous practice
many OF them beiGg SO powerful az 10
overcome the senses entirely. Even
plants that are not in flower. and have
no smell, vet injure the air during the
night, and in the absence Of the sun, by
impregnasing it with nitrogen and car.
bonnie acid gas although in the day.
light they rather improve the atmos-
phere by yielding oxygen gas.
A melancholy proof oi this, recorded
by DIR. Curry, occurred in October,
1914, at Leighton Buzzard, in Bed
fordshire:-'Mr. Sherbroek having fre-
quentiy had his pinery robbed, the
gardener determined to sit up and
watch. He accordingly posted him
self with a loaded fowiing piece in the
green house, where il is supposed he
fell asleep. and in the morning MAS
found dead upon the ground, with all
the appearance of suffice ation, evidently
occasioned by the discharge Of mephi-
tic gas from the plants during the
night
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FREDERICKSBURG, Va. June !


Murder. On Saturday last. Tho
mas Griffin Thornton. Sheriff of Carr.
line county, was murdered. The body
was found by Mr.. Lawrence Of Sprm.
Garden. IL seems that he was de-,
patched by two gun-shot wounds one
IN the abdomen, and the other in ,ae
back. His horse appears To have been
led about Fifty yards from the scene C..
murder and shot. On Sunda, after
noon. i man Vas arrested IN hi, town
on suspicion of having participated ia
this most dreadful transaction. OF tie
circumstances which fixed the eve. u
the peace officers upon him, we know
nothing. The matter, however. /, N
way to be carefully investigated.
yreD1
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CORNPLANTRR.

The following account Of the celebrated
Sachem. Cornpidnfer. is extracted from On in.
teresting article which appeared in a late
Fttsburg, Pa Gazette, giving an account OF
srccent progress" Of the Steamboat ALE.
gany, up the river Of that name from Pitts
burg to Oiesn Point in the State Of New
York. . distance Of ABOUT SEQ miles The
Notice subjoined will DO read with interest
We. too. thought. With the New York Amc.
rican. that Cofnptaater bad long since "gone
TO those hunting grounds which, it is TO be
hoped. are held by irmer tenure than those
ct his race ia this world [Bah. Pai.
Seventeen miles from Warren, up
the Allegany, we arrived at the Indian
Village Of Cornplanter. Here a depu
tation Of gentlemen waited on this an
eient and Unknown Indian Chief,
and invited him on board this new, and
20 him wonderful visiter, a steam boat.
efoand him IN all his native simplici-
~ Of dress and manner Of living, lying
on his couch, made Of rough pine
boards. and covered with deer skins
and blankets. His babitation, a two
story fog house. is in a state Of decay.
without furniture, except a few bench.
es and wooden bowls aud spoons TO eat
out Of, all evincing his determination
60 retain old habits and customs. This
venerable old chief was a lad i'm the
French war. ia l74i, and is now near
ly ono hundred years Of age. lie is
. smart, active man, seemingly pos
ssssed of all his strength of mind, and
IN perfect health, and retains. among
his nation, all that uncontrolled inilu
ence he has ever done. lie, with bis
son Charles, sixty years Of age, and his
son-in law, came on board and remain.
ed until she passed six miles up. and
then they returned home in their own
canoe, after expressing great pleasure.
His domain is a delightful bottom oil
rich land, two miles square, nearly ad
joining the line between Pennsylvania
and New York. On this, his own fami-
iy, about fifty in number, in eight OF
ten houses. reside. Cornplantcr's wife
and her mother, one hundred and hf.
teen years Of age, are in good health.
The lands Ut the tribe, being forty miles
long, and half mile wide on each side
oil the river. lie just above. but all ia
the State Of New York. They have a
number Of villages, and are about Sc
ven hundred IN number, scattered a.
long this reserve. Many of them have
good dwellings, and. like the whites.
some are intelligent, industrious, and
useful, while others Of them are the
reverse. On the whole, they are be-
coming civilized and christianized as
tass as can be expected. The natives
appeared 10 great numbers. I'VE count.
ed four hundred, ~ho were attracted
TO view this unexpected sight ou Their
waters. Their lands terminate eight
miles below Olean.n
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Leffing O,k-An Irish tailor Who
had made a gentleman a coat add
waisleOat too small, had orders "a take
them home and let them out. Some
days after, the gentleman inquiring for
his garments. was told by this ninth
part Of ga frishman, that the coat and
waistcoat happening 20 ft q country
man Of his, he bad let them out al eigh.
teen pence . week.
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TRor rHK noSrox cgsTIsyL.
EHE Gil nTfT-nsass


MEssRs. EDrToRs-You recommend
IN your last number, a NEW mode of
preserving butter, and here send YOU
an OLD and better method, because il
IS more simple and pure and ,eifhout a
particle Of salt, honey, or sugar. Isay
without particle Of salt, niire or com
mon.
IL all the vessels used be perfectly
clean aud wiped dry, and the butter
comes q,ick. (for butter that is a long
time churniDg is already half spoilt. !
you have to work out the butter milk
entirely. by repeated and unwearied
woI king or kneading it, till you are sa
tished that there is not a tea snoon(ui
Of the buttermilk left in the mass of a
dozen pounds, then press il into stone
pot perfectly clean aad dry; and in
this state OF purity and compa ctness,
You may carry il TO Europe OF Asia. and
lind u at the end Of your voyage As
sweet as rose in June, provided vou
have excluded the ait FROM IL by march.
ment' or white wax, OF spermaceti,
Vhen put on almost cold. The whole
philosophy 81 the operation depends on
excluding milk and water, and dir, and
preserving the mass in a moderate tenn
persture OF warmth; better below so
than above Il. One Of our country.
men, who went IN public character 10
SPAN, had butter made at Nauchant
Island, and thus managed. and found
u perfectly sweet on hts arrival.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

Legal CTifieism.--Not long am. an
eminent special plesder was at Drury
Lane Theatre, seeing the play Of Mac.
beth. In the scene where Macbeth
questions the witches IN their cavern
What is't you do = they answer A
deed Sith.oot name. The phrase i'm &.
mcd'ately struck the ssgacious Laws yer,
aud he immediately remarked 10 a
iriend-A iced without name wby
IT'S void
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

n NEw ESgAY TO WHEAT. IL One Of
The most respectable and extensive far.
mers IN I'ampeter township, in this
county, informs us that, a. near az he
can Judge, the head of one stalk out Of
every 10, va one Of his wheat fields.
has been cut oG by pale green worms
about an inch 10 length. They max
their appearance IN the evening. as
eend the stalk and cut il of a short
distance below the head, during the
nlght, and disappearing almost alto
ge'hrr before or about day light in the
morning. Another of his wheat fields
mas sustained some injury from the
same cause. To what extent tbi, en-
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MORE GOLD.-Doctor WIN.

MORE GOLD.-Doctor VIM. Of
SpottsyivanIa county, Virginia. who
owned 1000 acres Of very poor land.
lar which he would have been clad !
few years ago TO have taken S5ana,rc.
having discovered that il con,aire.l
much gold. set some or 10 hand. 10
washing the soil for the precious meta.
and realized frequently $500 day-
one shovel full Of earth in some instan.
ces, producing gold to the amount q
SO. A knowing Yankee was senttv
two capitalists, who heard a report o.
the Tact, To spy out the land Who al
ter a minute and practical observation.
made such report that on Thursday
last, they proposed To DR.. White 10
ouy his land, asking him 10 name
pnee Tor 1t. tic asked $50. 0Oo.-
hcy gave It insiaDter, saving. airCr
The bargain was closed, that t4ry
would, without hesitation, have given
him $50, 200 tor his 1000 acres
Richmond NM.
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We Yesterday. says the Brfl. IN
sehuylkiIl Journal, had the plea.ufy o..
being introduced 90 q CESrEN,u,. D.
resides IN Amsterdam, Lancs.,f
county. The name, Mfcnarf SrJfr
hissia'ement OF age, is, no doubt l.,
rect having vouchers to establish d
o, ihs most unexceptionabIe kind. ~
eIA'n's TO have wintered ON nrNasf.
AID rwo seasons. The partner 81 De-,
heaFt survives At oSE HUNDstp $50
osS--and ~ eonnubisI ties, tae, have
witnessed sixty seven years. LIZ
the ADAS Of Shakspesre
.Tho"gh be locks oh. be is aronr ssd lu,,,
Ios :" h's youth be never di,i sppiy
""i and rebshious liquors 20 BIS blood
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bEAIH nv iiGHTSIxo. daring g.
heaVy gust on sunday evening lat. 'be
dwelling 81 MIR. PrItehsrd ol Hartford
Coun,.' Md was struck by lightning
ana MT AsAHGL BORIS. aged Is--.ea
o. Jas Bolts, was instantly Killed
The whole family were stunned by
The Violence of the shock. and n
building was considerably injured.
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Ia Moorefeld. Va. a lad fell Gon
!he boush Of a cherry tree, and W.,
Killed. In the same place, child
sprung from iis nurses arms into
well about 25 feet deep; the nurse.
little black girl. threw herself into tie
well after her interesting charge. =
ihey were both rescued without la,
ing received 'be slightest injury.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03
raul ROAD.

We are requested to state, that there "l.
bea public meeu Q held at the Court house
in ST. Gainesville, on Saturday the ION
dav of March, az one o'clock OF that day,
6rtbe purpose of considering and adopting
measures for the survey and location OF a
f-..rr. uo.ap n~.ls nt-oe,f .--t. W tno
Ohio River. opposite the Town Of Wheel
irr On the Three Forks Of Saltwater, M
Belmont county, OF TO such other point as
NAV be deemed advisable, SOFAS TO connect
with tine Ohio Canal at or near the mouth OF
Saltwater. O. A general attendance OF
those interested is respectfully solicited.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TIE .9NE.TDED CONSTITUTION.
Meetings of,he Citizens, for the pur-
pose of expressing their opinions f the
Amended Constitution, & discussing the
propuety or Improperly ofadOpdug it, are
becoming quite common in the Western
and Valley counties; and even in Loudan
county in the east, a very numerous meet
ing has recently beenheld for that purpose.
.Attbe meeting in Loudon county it was
ISL Res0lgcd, As their opinion, that he
amended Constitution ought not to be adp-
ted; the old constitution affording the Po-
pIe of the commonwealth greater facilities
for obtaining therjW rights than the n,w.
%. BesgFed. That the Chairman aid
Secretary be requested 20 tender the IN
Urrej thanks and appreciation of bis
meeting. 20 the Hon. O. L. MERCER&
W1I ~. FITZHUGH, Esq for the allie
and jealous uanuer In which they deferd-
ed the equal rights of Western Virginia,
before the late Convention; and for Their
strict adherence to- such principles as they
were pledged TO their constituents to sup
port
Ia ther preamble, they express them
selves rs regarding ''the odious systemof
representation based upon Slave popuh-
sion. as marc destructive ~ ne p.iooiules
ofy-ss gorr7me1t, than any feature Of the
old Go sututon; and that the .uized Eas.
;e ,ersi,ber more nor less than pure "ne-
g-o rerrsse1,stiou." Instead oCthe MIR
~ Basis. we would suppose that the Ap+
Lt, o-3.s Blood .}Ie7a0 Basis, would be
q more appropriate ule.1 This they infer
from The circumstance, that the Mixed Ba-
ais. noticing recognized ty the old Con-
saaaoa. but being ingrafed into the ne"
by the opponents of re.om,-,t 1t snail Dc
aecsp.ed5y the people, it wil thereby be
legtmatei. and be made Precodan'
forever lobe urged against Us at all fi'are
attempts TO procure amendments @. she
Constitution
hecidzo1s ofGreenbrer carry ther
opposition to the Amended Constitution
saH farther than those of Loudon. q 20
uce for the call of a meeting IS published
10 the Levis5wg Palladium, 81 signed by
a number Of The most respectable and in.
HueudaI citizens of that county, 'Jor t9t
purpose of discussing de PToPriery Of
g.8arafgH 0fHs oh Dominion, ~ Order
no OBTAIN EQUAL RIGHTS
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03
RAu. ROADS.

4 law has been passed by the Leglsla-
.,,re of Ohio. incorporating a company 10
.oDst-pct a Rail Road from Steubenule
to the Ohio Canal
" Om neighbours Of Belmont county are
-, lotion on the projected Rail Way from
Bridgeport to the Canal.
Tn Kentucky, a company has been Ine9r-
.o-a,sd and the stock subscribed for max
- Rail Road from Lexington to LOUIS
r;ja or such other point on the Ono as
,bo stockholders may select
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03
From Tie Baltimore American.
rHR BALTIMORE MARKET

THE continued Inactivity of general COM
~errsI operations; In consequence OF the
ice ir our harb0r and river, has suspend
I'D fir another week ,he publication Of our
usual Review of the Market We annex,
t-.--.-.. ufs weekly lnspeet.C.-> -otnrnS Oh
..-...,- artioIaa together WIN SUCH i"ioi-
nation as we have gathered Do reference TO
transactions and prices.
The ice cstc0ded yesterday as Tar down
as S1arrou's Point The vessels aHaoun-
ced below have entered 1t in v1rou pla'
ces. and were making their way up ysster-
fav afternoon. They were in several
fleets. and consisted of two ships several
brirs. sch0oners and smaller vessels One
f--t has succeeded 10 getting as hgl up
as Fort NIcHeury, and number OF snoii
vessels Composing the advance OF The in-
ward born5N had reached the inner haDor.
off MILESTONE Point The outward bond
vessels are now living off the lower end OF
F.IFz Point. ready Co sail as soon as the
i-o will permit. The wind yesterday vas
s1rther.v. aud che weather mid.
-H0rqrd street Fbr-ln
Inc early part of the week limited sales
from stores we're made at 81 p per Dbl
rasb. Since the middle oil, the week, how
ever. holders generally have become more
f-r and sales from stores have been made
.st eI3II4. and DO one or two instances
.et 1897 ID. tn pursuing our iuqunes
TODAY we ind the reports to be rather con
Trajectory. Although &c Is believed that
some narcels may be obtained a, "a 81 4
other holders have refused 10 sell at tat
,-.-e and are firm at s. 81 IL per l0I.
cash. The lgsg0a price. IN the hrst thee
Jaws of the week. appears 20 have hive
r,7red from 121-2to 81 IS 81; snoe
tbs5 number of dealers have been py-
inc "a %, although others are receiving q
fraction less.
Caw Nils F79w-The sales Of the
.-,st exceed 1000 bbls. standard guilty.
Or,bs amount sold, 5000 bbls. wer' ta-
I.D M 50 90 per Dbl for a market inEu-
-o,e The balance was sold in parces at
st On go and 80 DAYS credit, TO S4iulL
b,t chiefly at the former rates. llese
t-,,ssr1ons have consequently much re
5gced the previously light stock 10 mar1et-
Tbe inspections Of the week comFlse
the following kinds and quantities viz
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Susquehannah, 90
1853 Z
Besides 81 bbls. Rye Flour.
SiG3

Besides 81 bbls Rye Flour.
GRAIN heat.-The harbOr beng
still closed, the transactions are restnc zee
to parcels received by wagons. The high'
est price now paying for the best red wheat
by the few mIlers who are thus Purchas'
ing is 70 cents per bushel. At this rale
about 1000 bushels have been taken Dy
one mill within the last week or ten days
The sales Of the best red, previous to the
closing of the harbor, were at 50 cents so
that decline of about . cents Is now re
allied from the price.
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Ten Thousand Dollars
Odd and Eren, No. 3, 17H dra'o
IxrHE CRY or BALrnoHE. on
Wod,esdav. 9th Of March.

NRAPyI,AND STATE LOTTERY, No. 3
MI rr 1850 This scheme IS arranged on the
N Sar ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, by which
The holder of Two Tickets or Two Shares, Is
ce-,ain If obtaining At least One Prize, and may
draw THREE! ~, --,rr,.,-
Besides the Capitj Prize Of TEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS, there are me usual number
Of minor denominations, ana no Ffl-e l2'oeT nan
FiUe Dollars
Only @ O00 Tickets in the Scheme Prizes
than Blsnksl--the whole PAYABLE 10 CASH, which
d, usual can be had the moment they are drawn.
Whole Tickets. $500 Quarters, SI,25
Hsiyes $50 Eighths, g. cts
= ORDERS either by mail lpost Pa.d) OF
private CONVEYANCE. enclosing the Cash OF prizes,
val meet the same prompt and Punctull attention
Is i Oh personal app.iclno1.- A9dfeSs
F-.e.~rcra.
n r.----- IT, ~ r-01 --or-.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03

NORTH IVES TERN BANE.
THE Eastern Legislators of Virginia ape
lobe either usensIbIe to the increase
Of population and business out of their
own vicinity, or jealous Of that increase
Wam 0hepro1osidou was before the House
rDarse.d.-. r.- sa--.--z -t- o--..-l -e
s. W Bank. &c was opposed and
avsd by tas eastern members Mr.
.Fzu-b proposed To- increase the capital
thee hundred thousand dollars; but the
-maael. The gentlemen from ihe
east were unwilling TO disturb the s7ah
a which bad been established by tbe
m Incorporating the Richmond. Wine
chester and Whge.u4 Banks The bus-
e d, Richmond ls supported 5y lhe
.Bnsof Virginia, aud the Farmers Bank
her With Branch ofthe Bank of the
United Sans. possessing ia the whole
a1..Iar from .h-ae .a lsar af.aan-
t..--.He ~ v. Bank was allowed
.ann dollars. The population of ,a's
now three times as much and its
business twenty Tunes as great a7 at che
the Bank was chartered. But the
mus. no. be- disturbed by san
80 p...I.-r -an.rqI Rich
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03

The House Of Delegates has rePc,ed
the5..I 1r allowing lien upon buildings
n he town OF Wheeling, for the est OF
erecting ham lt he gentlemen fonhe
east should regard the provision Is likely
20 be- advantageous to- Us, they w0uH re-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03

for The House n Dt.egatss.
IPARRI0TI Esq
wuLANWEBB Esq
7IACOB, ESQ.
V,. MCCONNELL, Esq
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8 4 = Id @ . ID ~
ANDREW OEHLER,
80 WasLngton @.

- FSPE-TFULLY informs tle Public, t'.'
rs bs bt. commenced the above bu-ines-' y
-. House biougIng 20 Robert Woods, b-q' '-o
i-,rs belowMr Grsnui-s' Tobacconist, ana pr
~. o1n1siie the Post Office, % the t. 'ND y
trHFELINI. where BE- VIII take p.eas'e ~
,lf,nz uool those who wish their WORK ..-.,,f -
"a h tie best style. He viii DO 60 4 -,
,,,,o, the nest approved Aiaihsmaii-ai i,
-lreriior n Deafness and fitting 20 1ny "'i''i n
Ds.fs 10 ibis place. 81 b.
- Gentlemen Cl0tlsgg. Eaif vofui -
POURED & DIR ESSED, md rei,i''. p ''-'
y appearance resembling new Ll1
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