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causing said o)NS assorted Junata, Engls
Adam Feufeld. "odes, and Russian Iron.
Upon farther exaiycan Blister, Cast, &c
mers and those with hSteel. Also
cellar of the house whercNaiIs, of the be
resided, the remains of Mrsowest prices
her daughler-a promising c.EI, q W.
ten or twelve years of age. A j.
empanneed by the Coroner, to no - -
inquest on the bodies of the mother a.
daughter, who returned, as in the former
case, that from all the testimony and cir
cumslances the deceased had come to
their death by violence; and that Adam
Feufeld was the murderer. Mrs. Ecu.
field had been stabbed with knife,
twice in her right side, once in her abdo-
men, and once in her left side. The
daughter was stabbed wiihAhe same in
strument, three times in her left side, and
twice in her neck. Feufeld Immediately,
as is supposed, hed and up 10 the time
Of this writing, Friday afternoon, Sept. 6,
nothing whatever has been heard of him.
The bodies were decently laid out by the
Coroner, and buried with that respect
due TO the circumstances of the deceased. Il
During the whole time the parties liv-
ed in this city, there was nothing like an
imosily or i'll feeling existing between
them. Nor do any Of the people of the
neighborhood where they lately resided
know Of their having had any quarrel or
disturbance whatever. Mrs. Feufeld and
Henreche were brother and sister. What
was the cause that led to this fendish and
unparalleled murder, is of course, involv-
ed in doubt and uncertainty. Those dc-
quanled with the parties imagine that
FeufeId had discovered an improper IN
tlmacy, real OF supposed, existing between
his vile and her otcn brother; and that,
slung to madness, he committed the fear
lul crime of putting 10 death his wife and
child, and his wife's brother. 10 us,
this appears almost impossible, nor would
we for moment give credence TO such a
supposllon, could any other motive on
earth be discovered for deed so at,ro-
cious. Feufeld has always appeared 10
be an ail'ec,lonate husband and father
and nothing b1t utter despair could have
driven him TO the commission of this aw-
full crime. The property of the deceased
has been taken into possession by the
Coroner, there TO await the action of the
law.
Feuield is believed TO be about thirty.
five years Of age, Of middle height, bu,
heavy built, dark complexion, small eyes,
high cheek bones, somewha, bald on the
top of his head; and speaks German on
~, or but few words of English. He
was born near Stuttgart, in the Kingdom
of Wiremberg.
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IN ~ towns from the extra
1914,
Democratic net gain,

wing
1911. 1870
Anderson Robinson Scat Fairfc'd Kent
l6l I. 2s,Sl3 PATTI 36S9 1850 JO,6S2
Democratic net gain since 1910, 7.aiJ!
The Atlas gives up the state. 1t is disappoint-
cd and pctuent, and says;
Enough is known, however, to convince us
that we have little to hope or expect from the
state of Maine. The spirit of Loco Focoism aud
RadcaliSm Is rife, as il has for long Time been
IN that state. In 1910, under the influence OF the
unprecedented excitement Of tina, year. the wings
were enabled to carry the state for Harrison.- -
Wha, with the cxtrome activity and reckless f.
rociiy Of the Loco Focos--the intervention Of the
third pariy--and the inexeu,ube hanging back
Of a portion Of the Whigs--we suppose there is
little chance that any elevated views of National
policy, or any impulses ofpalriolsm, will be SUI
flcenty effective to save that state umo tho deep
disgrace OF falling into the thin ranks OF Polk aud
Dallas-free Trade aud Texas Let her 90. lie!
her 90. We shalt do well enough without her.
We present below the returns, as we have re.
ceivod them, from 1871 towns, Of the votes for
Governor There can be but little daub, tina,
anderson. the loco foco candidate for Governor
is elected by the people.
The Portland Argus, after giving some returns
says:
There is no doubt that Anderson is elected go.
vernoor by three or four thousand majority over
all others, and by SEVEN OR EIGHT THOU.
SAND over the whig candidate.
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1rH.--ln noticing the alarming hubbaboo the
wings are making about some half dozen disu.
pionisis in South Carolina, Bennett says, at
threatens no more real danger to the republic than
tho bursting OF a soda bottle"
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O,,awu, III, Friday, september 70, is1i.
Glorious Democratic Triumph in
NJ A | n Z !

BY the Albany Argus, received this morning,
we have returns from the greater patio the state,
and enough 10 show tina, tho triumph Of the de-
mocracy of the "Lumber State is signal aud
complete, and ecpses in brancy even the re.
cent great democratic triumphs in the west The
result in Maine is indeed most gratifying, and its
influence on the pending contest must be meal
culab!e. |, was in the northeast where the whig.
most calculated on gaining, and being disappolht.
ed in that, il must discourage and unncrye them
while every democrat, seeing that victory is til,
certain result Of excrion, will go into the contest
cheetily and with renewed strength.
The Argus says, ave have slips from the Port
land Argus, Bangor Democrat, and Boston Pos
and very full returns from the Boston Atlas.
Returns irom u towns from the extras:
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WOOL! WOOL :!

VgIHE subscribers will endcavor to keep con-
i stanliy on hand the present season the fol-
lowing kind, Of goods, which they manufacture
and vii! exchange for wool on reasonable terms
Fuiied Cloth, ISaiineH, Jeans, pressed
and common Flannel and Blankets.
Persons having wool to manufacture, will find
it to thcir advantage TO exchange inprcierence to
have II worked on shares, as they will save the
trouble and expense of coming again for their
goods, aud can probably suit themselves better in
the kind Of goods they may want.
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CLOTH DRESSING

M win be done in worbman-like manner, for the
a. following prices Pulling and dressing browns or
'.a' blacks 25cts. per yard drabs, 20cts. ung and
dla dressing colored cuhs, l2l cts; securing color
of ing and pressing, for women's wear, 10 cts. per
mo. yard.
Mr.. which has heretofore been So literally bestowed
ger,upon US, and would kindly ask continuance OF
one. he same, and would say that no pains shall be
.,pared on our pant with skful workmen, To rem
v" err general satisfaction. J. IL d. GREEN
turnt DAYTON Factory. April y, 1874.
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We see il stated in the Springfield pocrs tina,
Mr. Bakers pocket was picked, while at the lat'
wblg convention at Nashville. Waslhe Backsys
Baer theel -
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The Warsaw Sgra keeps apparently,
a pretty keen eye upaA the Mormons at
Nauvoo. The paper says that Lyman
Wight, one of the leaders of the Nor
mons, has left Nauvoo for the pine re-
gion of the Wisconsin, with about two
hundred followers, comprising the most
reckless of the Mormon community.
Discussions are sad TO exist among the
Mormon leaders. Mrs. Smith, the Wild
ow Of Joseph Smith, is accused of with
holding the transfer of property belong
ing TO the Church, held in 10 Smith s
name. There was a rumor that she had
purchased property at Hampton, where
Law and the secedcrs reside.
Brigham Young preached sermon in
Nauvoo last Sunday, in which he is said
to have avowed the spiritual wife doc
trine--a matter which had been charged
upon, and denied by them.
The Temple is going ahead with aston
lshlng rapdlty, a great portion of the
population being employed upon it. The
leaders prophecy the temperance of 10
TO consecrate aud dedicate it to the Lord,
and to hasten this event, the poor fanat
les are exerling themselves to the utmost.
Many persons are leaving Nauvoo, and
Others would leave if they could dispose
of their properly. Alta meeting of Nor.
mons in the Beal Creek settlement, week
before last, they resolved TO quit the coun-
try.
Gen. John G. Bennett passed up the
river few days since, 10 liampion.-M
Louis Rep. Sept. 8.
MormoniSm. Sidney Rigden and e.
der Hyde arrived in the city yesterday
evening. We learn that Rigdon, who
prolessed to have had a Divine reve-
lation, and returned a few weeks since
from Pittsburgh, TO be The successor of
Smith, has been regularly unchurched by
the Twelve Apostles. He returns to
Pittsburgh to establish paper. His
views OF Mormonism remain unchanged,
although they will not have him TO rule
over them. The administration of the ai.
fairs of the church for the present is to re-
main in the hands Of the Twelve Apos-
tles,--H Louis Rep. Sept. IL.
Cost Of Royatiy,-The London cores
pendent of the New York Journal OF
Commerce writes lit is said that pro-
position will be submitted for augment.
ing the income of the Queen, on the
score Of her increasing family, and thai
her majesty having become pecuniarily
involved, will seek from her faithful Par.
liamen, relief from all her difficulties
Her present debts are stated TO be gl00,.
600. The support of herself, HUSBAND
and court, costs John Bull R470,OO0 :
vear. or about 81. 90. OOO'
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"A Nouel Suit.--ln the las, Dubuque
Transcript we perceive by an advertise
ment signed by the Clerk Of the District
Court, that the Territory Of Iowa has
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ry short, say oSEIS
situate one diameter
produced from The
same constellation, a
/ Eta as Eta is from
| identical spot occupi
year, when its tail f
Sept. l6,h, 1874.
The author Of the
srrva'ions from nigh
. give u The result IN
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AEElENG

viii be done for the usual price CT cts. per h.,
in cash, wheat or wool Also, cardlng and spin
ming at reasonable prices, varying from 10 to 20
cents Dcr puund.
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"NeaicIn Coon Thyesha," was the inscription
on banner floating from a travelling threshing
machine in the democratic procession at lock
port, n Y. All Wright in the Empire state!
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Will Saws.

OWLAND'S Anchor, Saw Mill and
:, 6nI Cross Cut Saws for sale by
~ 29--f CUsHMAN q GRIDLEY.
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THE OTTAWA FREEZE TRADER

hes; seen. Its APPS Cheap and Popular Family
minutes d. S. l3' Medicines.
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We are happy Il OF !;
which animales the ION
as far as we have heal (
an has come manfully
Polk and Dallas--and {
ry of Philadelphia and /
York. They fly their
A Convention has also
more, on Thursday la:
Mr.. Tyler in Marylal
quivocally pledge then
port of the democratic
Dallas and Carroll.
same effect has been ~
who have called a iai ,
take place this wee b,
meeting is spoken f a
congratulate our fHe . y
and active spiri.,-% J
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head cu'I'ntN Rolls Paper Hangings, fol
places or NOR y sale by
TO pieces. Eft. CusHMAN & GRIDLEy.
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'''' WIUIesCA %, s. nsstA, NUIH' Jul! ID IciO.
Personally appeared the above named Monlssa
Suh'mmous and made oath to the facts contained III
Thulorcgung statement before ne.
II, IN, GUKDON SMITH, Justice of the Peace.
r the subscribers, being personally ac9uan-
IN the Oh Mrs M0nissa Simmons, do not hesitate
bushels hat we considrrlhe above statement Of her
But furlstantially true and entitled to confidence.
LEl BEN POST, Deacon BaptisiChurch.
sons ehgas HILL HAYDEN. Merchant.
ton, as appllAS. GREENLEAF, Sur. Dentist,
72ll9. AT. WHIITEMORE, Postmaster.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12

DR. X ATZ's AMERICAN ANTI BuIOrs
- LIFE PILLS. hr The prevention end cure VI

dlseares arising from dlsordered stomach and
impure blood
These pills Hre not offered ~ specific 10
cure all dlseases.' a. most Of the publications
o. medicine n SLY declare, hnt are eNpress-
" prepared f. u = removal of Bile and Blous
Matter which Is the frat seed Of disease. at
the same Ii NJ purify the loed. and eventnally
restore the diseased functions OF the animal
economy to SOU I'D health. All SYMPTOMS arc
certain 10 accumulate an excess Of bhe from
indiGesiive foed remaining IN the stomach;
hence sickness and pain, loss Of aepctte
headache cos;iYencss, bilious add Pntnd levers,
dvspcpsia. Liver complaint, RI, nma tsm, sc,
&c One -,oa'e y cont box Of Kat2's
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE PILLS
VIII comnlcfey carry ont and rem We the roo'
the urinary canee Of Wos' of the DISTRESSING
maladies 40 common a. the Frcsfnt say NJ
those who value the health ne"l ert this al
important m after, mil disease heeo nc seated
IN the consntohon ana reodetcd dihlrnIl 10
evacratr Those rills are applicable IN al ca seS
Of sickness from childhood up 10 old ace, and
can be ueeG with perfect safety by al under any
circumstances rtiCularlv amore the delicate
females " hn are go frequrntlv sub Get to tran
.ient complaints which often render thor
health very precarous. ,
The great snperiorltres Of hose pills - maj
evareprerared from the solid extract OF herbs
nd roots Their nature - 10 cleanse, pnriy
and etreugthen' harmless to the constitution
and death 10 disease. ,
,'American Anti bilious Life pill allowed by
the thousands who have used them, 10 be TIVE
hest nnrqa i've and medicine IN existence re,
ca,,se tb,.v NOT only remove all distinctions, nd
IN, 90 the svsfem Of lis impurities; hut because
and winch Is extremely important, strengthens
and gives proper tone to the stomach ana pro
ducc healthy action Of all the parts. besldes
tbev are 40 mild a nd gentle IN Their operauon, as
- render them at all times pe-fee tly safe nd
desirable remedy The afflicted would do vel
then. TO purchase a box sr two OF THIS VA I'VE
medicine and give it a far trlal; instead OF De,
strovino their svstem with Of repea ed doses OF
Cnlomel. and other drugs so injurious to human
life and happiness. t-
Principal office for the sale Of ms Yalnan.e
and sold by agents generally, and by
nov o. JB g. r B MARSH, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12
Now opening and ready for in
spection, the largest Stock of
Fine, Fancy and
Domestic Goods,

In he CIV, consisting m part as follows
Chameleon silk. Ed tmhroa'td'1H fatns}
and nlafd silks N'a "ide hiae pl 90
for dresses and !nises. tlatence 40. hasx9ss H.
Nmie and pnk Ia'lien Ma594. I",G.ea de
hna. palfied Lawns. PAINTED lnce, slr,ted %.
painted Victoria do new siy,e piald DO. Mourn.
M do. Pln'd orRandys. ParlsiGnhea ntapf
Ls'e, /. III and fancy Mousiln dc a'n mes ans
mn sfyle Prints. 5onleres GiHPh8mS,r qrl.i ~,
heayg Manchester. Ra'7arne. '1enr, i"'iea
scotch. mhossed' Pafis,an ana ION es''e' -
hays Bon 81, ct, ~ and Man'na htp'IHs, ell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12
CLOTHING STORE.

C,HRlSTAIN KAMMERER respectfully in.
forms his friends and The public that he has
removed from his old stand To Paxton = Corner d.
recily Opposite The Vrginin Hotel, Main street
where he has on hand aud intends keeping, large
stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING. CONSISTING
IN par o. Fine Frock and Dress Coals Cloth, sum.
mer Dnlhne. &c silk Marselles and SATIN Vests,
beautiful styles Cloth Casslmere. Casslnei' and
Summer pants Also Stocks. Cfavas. Shirts, Gloves,
Together v.ilh variety Of Fancy Goods. CUSTOM
WORK done 10 order m the most prompt and
! FASHIONABLE MANNER. The pnhl'c are NJ
y,led 10 give hum a call. hey will be accnmmo
4atad m The bc.t STYLE ami a he chenpest raes.
oe4 3m hAMhEFEh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
cuEsSur STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH
PHTIADELPHIA.

cuEsSUr STREET, ABOVE sENENlh'
PHILADELPHIA.
The subscriber having completed h's
addlllon. and improvements Ia NE
I'll: ,above House, takes this opportunity p"
l@ acquainr his numerous patrons and me
onblIc generally, that the accommodations Afforded
-, bis new arrangements ore Of a very superior
o,der They Iosses.. in addition 10 entirely ne"
furniture Of the richest modern style bees pea''''s
&c. well ventilated and handsome suns %
80 oo,,,cnlaflv adapted lor ladies' n families.
: Tn. Tables. both tie Ladies' Ordinary and 'na'
g., Cen,lemen. will present every deheneN IN
.pe of nealness and elegance, and prompt aae'''''"
., m he shown to every want
The WASHINGTON Is situated IN Inc een's % >.
the (ashionabe par OF Ph'ladelpha. ana 'l,'Is
p'''o'' HARTWELL. Proprietor
III Contiguous Ia the IIolel !. ~ = v y
spTENDID BATHING ESIABLASHhENi
NAV -
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Domestic Goo Is.

Irr.nI I.lrhei Nuslln n tho best makct
- rran Osnahurg, Cheeks. brown. and
Il Dr. Dos; Domestic Glnghams' plaids
ss u,
Ii l-r,t Trimmings, d.e-All kinds
BIC Hosiery Gloves. Niits. Glmss,
b. lr,7 men, Russia and Bndseye Dla
hri, >Nr's aces. Edglnes and lnser-
n. Lrs. Cnvats AlpaeaAprons, Hollands,
h, N'.s Si4. Twist. Cord, Bindings,
b. 9H17.. pldd'ag Canvas, Silcsla.
(raara3 B5unefs aud Palm Leaf Hats.
] a3sa assortment Of
GROCERIES, AT Low PRICES.
Itntesuh.c generally TO give us acall
ldima. o-- goods. ap 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12
ian crane. .u,c,
. uACHINE CARDs--Ti

NJ ACHINE CARDs--The suhscnhef mas
lu. rcce we'd n full snpnly ct Hlhou'n'
Cards from the nctoy Of John ii Hask'll' hf'u'i''
The already well established cted' =" 'i,ese 'a'''.
over any other sold IN the vest Is 'nnr ne 80,
:. tanned e,n,es.ly for the purpose. The "irS II
at.a oood a good assortment may be dependei
a., ,b,onoh.ut Tho season sufficient 10 supply any
demand. Zap -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12
Spring ND SUMMER GOODS

80 10 % y -. HHs #ust received the LARGEST HaH
ianr' fNfrue. te. and above HiI tHr rIsaursf a..
saH tl--nf q. H-st1I and IA sblonaHie
NfRiNG AND 81 MINER GOODS
Ftrr before reHEafa# IN Tins market. oar 4f5rk
"-ir1 ever heretofore. has hcrn HHaHaHnTsa
AMI considered fhl y pms THfr.f. ut rs kind
IA fH.s civ. wi and H.laf ara,p m fa.s a-q..,,
sf1sHn. rerf fHr Hrrrafaton .fa kind public.
1nH beng fhr Grrlf OurrsitI.u >t.sr against
1Ha ~1r.d .ar r4reHaa. our greatest faaaasars
shall b, DO verify Tins rrlf6 flfIs aud mn saFff ~
III low Advertising and various other mmAae-.
So 80 p. SELL and HnHerz me cha7uesf
W. beg low our friends and q k.nd public IN
zeHera|. fI come auH examine our new saafs
Tor fhemse'FHs. Judge for themselves. and ne
warrant thar even the most scrupuiaus bu,sr
#annof Lrl. as8F. Tn sreat Wsstarn 0pna-l
Ion store sells he hfsi the MOST fashionable
and 'he cheapest goods ln this cltg. and 10
H.'1tc.
Our rc7iers vii please ana attention ire
whole Of the ffIaVIaaHsf and rest assured ffaf
w. practice " U.sHlf.s. ruf viii frs ~ #aaflafg
ali those who fasor MS with their calls. even
beyond th exnerfauons Our stock consists
m anu 0s follows
French c7th super and mod auaIIHas. I'm
2 sh hIk blue btH brown and Invisible Green
To-. American rlafh al ra'ars sauue IS loW ~
= coat pattern with frImm.ngs. Freneh eas-i-
mere, hllUk and serIae .fvirs French Tweeds
o wltc Aso-Funeh Drrr d' Etc. nlaIn black
aud hs'd silk and sam vrstIncs. rich vvaterrd
ak and linens. MarsaIIi.- and london Welt
Iage. printed Jeans Rrarha and Valeucias
IA y Nlt1i1N 81 FF s. sum mer cloth,
am black AID tw.iied. camhroons. pialn rih-
bed sind nlai f; Linen Drills heavy white End
bhed. - Ha faner eoIars very SUPERIOR: Gaal|
] mems ard low rfired dr. IS: snper AID low
aurei Dutk brown linens 81, 2. g and "a VIDE
all qualities c7ssineti4.
DRESS GOODS Fahana7nd Nazaerantn.
Freach and scotch nainfed lawns; Balzarmes:
rIeh and new sfvfr ehIsan4: Muslin de Lanes:
haiIryz; Cashmere and f .ose: parsfrnnrs
4 very large assortment Of tIp7cas. Glnghams
-upll ard meliam of Naprhesferand EnrIsfon;
kalzaune and Nourniae Lawns. Ramha. mes
Frtnch and British chinfzea. uIain and ft'I
satns and sIks 4 full assortment of spring
-hawls. dress bdtf4. solnts and cravafs. A Few
1T those yeryfne T h3het enb'd shavls VIII very
-ch frnsos six and satjs shawls. very rich
aatfn cardinals. do black net: Ronnet and cap
ribbons, sewing lks. penilemen's cravats and
scarf Gum Snsnen ders. blk a nd snl'd KID cloves
Nankeen. bid ticking and leans. checks; blue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12

TRUSTEES SALF.-By virtue of deed Of
trust executed 10 the subscrlher by Rrelon
Fallou- dated the 18th dav Of August lsjl. and
Of record in the clerk of &c of OHIO county; |
shall proceed on tA- l3h day Of Irne 1871. AT the
from door Of the court house Of Ohla county, 10
sell to The ghest AMI hest bidder all that part
Of Lot No tl7O one hundred and seventy four,
on The North side OF Zane street in Fast or Mid
die Wheeling which lies West of the hriak honse
which one TaYlor lately occupied, and which
vas occun,ed in he year 1870 by one John o.
Neal and which part Of .said lot included ihe
L,irk n ,usr ON the west Of tho lot and the alleV
adjoining said house, and has from twenty eight
to thirty feet front and runs hack thu same
width the full depth Of said lot to the alley IN
Terms made known on tho day Of snle.
r,vl4 ZJACOR Trustee.
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..a1 #Tffee months s-oo
..4 iii hfhi or without
~. ,o.sf.el until ordered ~
..., II three Insertions anu
go '. 49, Advertisements
,cea far three isuf'hs The
..,es half per week.
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SADDLE Y.

a TAKII r. nNU wei 7''''
n RY HARDWARE and HARNESS MOI M
ING. consisting of Bmss, Tind aud SILVER plated
Sirrnp Irons. Brde Bits Of every variety Of pattern
aad qualify, Japanned, Silver plated and Brass
JEr,us,, mounting in single pieces or IN Se's.
Brass. Silver, Tinred aud polished BIZ DIR
Buckles: Flal and round leg Roller Baokies all
s,ze.. Jananned and Timed Mullen Bis Bun com
N,orocro skins; Hair Plush three corded SIX ana
Thread. assorted cuors; Wine Nenlns ana h"'"
skin, Seating SKINS Fncing aud Pan s6'ns, "psE,
,v,,as vvb,n Siork. Cotton nud Worsled GlRGll
yvFP STREAMING WEB. CUT TACkS Of ever
.,,s Iron and Wood NAMES, &c &c, has just
hcen received and IL now offered al rednced prices
OFT & GREER.
ny a, l59 Nam ST.
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IoOKIS,, GLAss AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT,

EVILS ECKHArT, respectfully INFORMS
n 4 his friends and the public, that he his laken
he shop on MAN Street, ntIt door 10 MI hooo
chnir Factory. and opposite the L Hotel, "hete
he is prepared 10 furnish in the most elegant sy'e
and AT the lowest rates variety nj utnamehlai
FURNITURE. PICTURE FRAMES. LOOKING
GLASSES, &c. ALSO. PAINTING and GLAZING
in All II. varieties done 10 order on short notice.
mar 26 ~