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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-08

INSURANCE DIALOGUE famine. WHY do
you not be alter getting the life of you insur-
an why should my honey %
AN, lndade, that after you are dead and gone,
you may be sure of comfortable subsistencc for
yourself and family"
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A TRAGEDY.-A man recently eloped from
Athens, Tenn, with younger sister of his wife,
and was pursued by the father and two neighbors.
They overlook The guilty parties, when the ma
raised his gun to fire at bis father-in-aw, buttbe
old man was to quick for him, and fred first and
he dropped mortaly wounded, with five buckshot
in his breast.
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sAUsAeEs maiden lady IN New York. who lo.,
her ap-dog found the ribbon she had placed on s a
in some sausages she purchased few days after he
appearance.
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057 Our glorious navy, in its brave lombard
ment OF the defenceless city OF Tobasco. killed
about eighty women and children, 1t was on
Sunday that the glorious deed was done The
Polks-husband and wife, are exceedingly pious
Mrs. Polk has such influence over Mr.. POLK that
he goes to meeting regularly and toroids dancing
in the White House. She cannot d will NOT
however, interfere with his more innocent sport,
such as killing Mexican women and babies on
Sunday. Those Mexican women are catholics
and those Mexican babies are catholics in embryo
and perhaps Mr. and Mrs. Polk think that If is
doing christian service to tear their fender bodies
assunder-to send shot and shells among them
while they are engaged in their woiship or mas.
times, and mutilate them-scatterin their arms
and legs and little hands and brains fa apart from
were nature placed them.
Had the mortars which caused such dreadful
unprovoked havoc at Tobasco, been m ade TO car.
ry their deathly charges into our executive man
sion, into the cabinet council and among the war
members OF Congress, Justice would have had
less occasion to mourn. God grant that the man.
gled bodies OF the innocent victims murdered In
broad daylight in that city of TOBIAS 10 IN obedi
ence TO the commands of the United States Con-
gress, may lie heavv upon the conscience of each
member OF that Congress who voted br the war
and upon those OF the President and guilty mem.
bers OF his cabinet. Day and night asleep or
awake, alone or in company, may trighttul Wis
ion OF the pale and bleeding corpses which they
have made, be ever present with them, poisoning
the fountains Of their happiness, and turning
every blessing into curse, until in a nightmare
OF horror and rcmorse, they shall be led 10 cry
peace as bravely and openly as they once cried
war. Brave men Honorable members Of Con-
gress They have byGUeiy HIRED ruffians,
with money which sdid not belong to them, to
steal territory for the spread OF Slavery, and to
kill defenceless women and babies If Satan vet
presdes in council, he must have decreed satur
MALTA at the news OF the declaration of this war.
Norfolk Co. American
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QUICK PASSAGE. The packet ship Joshua Bates ar
Tved at Liverpool 7th ult from Boston, after passage
Of only fifteen and one half DAYS.
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come off Immediately after divine service
TERRIBLE SUFFERING. The Westtield IN.
W Messenger gives the following particulars of
the sufferngs and death of portion Of the crew
of the Inflated brig Osceoa in the gale of Nov.
10, on Lake Erie. The brig struck the beach
about ten O'Clock in the evening, but the crew
could not get ashore or raise alarm. Finding
all hope of escaping from the wreck vain. the
crew gathered around the mast that was stand
ing, Zone having been lost,) and awaited with
painful anxiety their fate. The water was
breaking over them, and the wind blowing free
ly so that they soon became chilled. The cook
at length could stand no longer, and fell and died
on the deck Afterwards another gave out, and
as he fell, he pitched into the hold The surviv-
ing "hands endeavored to get him out, but
could not, and the man drowned by the wa
ter in the hold Two others persisted during the
night, and the Captain became chilled and fell,
and was so stiff in the morning that he was lifted
up straight by his head. Yet he was alive, and
immediate measures were taken FOR his restora-
ton. With what success we do not learn The
mate also became chilled and fell, but was not so
far gone IS the Captain when relief arrived, and
is out OF danger now. Out of the whole seven,
only one had lite enough to move in the morn
ing, and he succeeded in reaching the masthead
and raising the neighbors, so that the three were
taken of and cared for. The brig is total loss.
CRIME IN CoNNEcTIcUT. An extra from
the Office Of the New London Democrat, dated
on Saturday noon, brings us the account of high
way robbery at Hadlyme, lin East Haddam, Ct,)
in which or 800 were stolen from pedlar,
German jew named Nathan Swab. Two ne
groes, Henry and George Richards, father and
son, had been arrested and charged with the
deed, and the son had confessed that they were
guilty.
The same PAPER records case ofinfandcide in
the same place, Hadlyme, which took place
some or 10 days since, and had occasioned much
excitement. 1t was said that the person or per-
sons implicated were Of the most respectable con-
hections.-B Boston AdUertiser.
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ADD to ms fact not mentioned BY the Express that
the cost oil transporting Corn from Indiana New York
Is cents more bushe 'han the Corn will sell for III that
market.
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GP a Quebec paper adyertises noiug match 10
come off Immediately after divine service
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Representative to Congress
". Dis.-J0HN G. PALFREY of Cambridge,
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TT am true HoIIander,' said John De
Witt, celebrated republican Of the 18th century
-, always call spade spade, and hate indi.
rect paths He was so indignant at fraud, that
he recommended bankrupts suspected OF conceal
ing their effects to be put to the rack He
would have employment enough, in these DAYS,
10 earring his recommendation into effect
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No Go. We learn from the Lynn Pioneer.
that Mr.. Benjamin Dole lately gave notice, that
he should lecture in favor Of capital punishment
in that town, on certain evening, in the Lyceum
Hall, which will seat one thousand persons He
gave general notice, and scattered his documents
about the town. The evening came round (says
the Pioneer) the Hall was lighted, and an audi
ence consisting OF one person assembled Mr..
Dole was told by the audience that he had
better go home and mind his own business, since
which he has not been seen in these diggins."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
Dr. Isrnndr fA,s E,Ms.


AcsNr WHEELING. VA
NsANfTy.-At disras~y. even INSANITY sna
u n"'sh'''is 81 = nas~f preseJ irpm dep,svr,l q,
'nrtnfi hntu"fs. ~ht.h. tiuaisuus wub the kissi
ofras o. piin as,i dfscstd ia he human issrn.s 4,
= rleHf, that ~ rsrscVe,anee ~ me u-c 81 n4ss.
dfeih's Nreriptic tnNcrsi fdis. xhrs, i enc ~
ihH very he.i. a,Vi ,niy prsrrr r~afsaiive naeasea.s
insanity aai "rI'atiiiy ~ Ir'aper an he tarrd. a.
"el - oiher sis'a.'sdereudire up.a ilr pure
n'.s II she Circulating alpl, he bi-,t
B a''dfssti. Fsgc al. uoiy s~si Pills ate Know =
y nc eissucnrc 81 ihpusan5.. e. r,~rfrciiy ,lssrss
's bleed ifvn ei f~'alncss. tsmnye c,ey mo,i4d
-hecii'F, ans FenaNaic ~sak and enierhlsd con
s'tnlon' ." pr'ieci hcsth snl ,,ser.
Thsf acknowledged u~miceree makes ih,m safe
'hisush every Fcfcd VI eris'.nce. imm infancy 70
Old sge.
Nae,ra ra'e in either d,cfs Or die, is required
NheH they are nsri F
Wi,h ihss fuvslashie medirise IN orr pssss~s.ian,
Ne nay VIA the mosi s,tkly fcet.ns - ishoui tear
N" o%on'ast"n coo ~ ls~s.iisiny naeel ~. - W s,s
rafrioi "a ifseil nso ihesc riis. dSw4sn dee IS
~" '"f s'ie a. wciissurs, by } 8 u BROWN.
Gsnetsi Agents
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
HORN BROOK - DILLON,
ri mills

HAVE removei t'rit Efahlshmenfie fhcif
liNrW BfWk Buialrg, ch-t side uf AZ.
NkT 81. a Few dout- hflpW lbe Pest OGlcr,
Wirtr they hsve supplied themselves with =
new Gut large Eneinr snf uthef hhiutc icf
thrlt b~u>IucSs. tu Nlpcfi"t ~iyic.
Th.y safry 90 ttt liou~r AMI STEAM
BOAT ~ UNRiNG psH g. hfsrchrx.
MACHINE OK PATENT PIPE.
Wea rf'ps'vi 90 51iy ."f ,u-'omef. 20 any
',ur,t WITH Ih. atnvc pre pt pc a-sf qaalny. aii
re- puts- a. hnN o. n - 60 g., Seal 81, ihr eou.ify
They bsyr rvH tlul'y ga nd HrdfautS az
vstluu> ~ stIfti.n. hst tr> kruicS. water ciaN
vis, bath uuh HI snt coli ,h,wet baih.. 90
stt inf b.csthtrs, chem cat app raIu,, 8 IS
c,tlD>. paienI hath pumrs. lea3 Tisrs otsli wz.
,ue,t lead of 1ny Nickb,,s aaJ worked or
% sny nrr 80 to1m
Waller conducted lhtu1gh isatrn pfpeAffom
,rrng> 20 i~aeii1r hue,c> ,u thc country.
snr-fi'f namps ior county wells. Steam En
gin"e Sc. &c.
an "r4ee Ihanksslly received and punetu
hify susud.d it
STEAM row ER.
Pr maooiattatipZ p~0rFo>cs cs1 he supplied.
20 Svrtsl dc>tnfaipn- ~ fnUchaaicN, in sac.
, ,Infy al lhcli SDJdius, OF oa lAs gtoand.
foot AZ vefy mOdetsirt cAt.
Mhcrlrg. M -. as
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LADIES SIIoIS ANDSIIrrEEs.
4. rNAsZEI.r..

10 10 Ns'a af.~ dos, rb.s. tAe boei,,or, .,
ia. J RIA.
NiItFIfNc. VA.
sfSFftTtlLLN sfam- 'l,r ladies 81 whcs.
ke Nns. lhsi 30 un' siA' ,o,s- iAd.s .h.,~ss oi
Hi 'ftit. sd 'ulAhsS. ~ supess.r qsai.i, auri
'sa"ig. II" Wafpnt- ~ w.rt tr.-n li- .iesp ). ts
-"ifths 10 D. s-'etn rpsnni.r,usc. aud vii be ,.ld
% i-t ssi thvarsf
The rual,e afs invited ~ call aud sari.i, theta
he loa jau9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

aiar'n'eS ~ %.sssisr. ilihs &ih.sat .srs,les "a
tsney ffc'.ch Esd wood S~si. NacAsss. srsel.
T"ts, SET Bach. C'amam and Cuuage Chars fnsw
-'yieJ Ai-s Sefiee-. socisisles. hasten asd u.li
h-'.''n Forkefs. N'fsins do. rssnon do. isfer spa
mall Also. Ca'iJfens Fable ncekirg and
Sr~ms thatrs ard stooe nf every size nod quail
~ Nc ae; ~ isci al from he s,,s,i ~ & inches ~
The Mammoth shair % laeaiy l.ei h,eh pl,,s.
eall and etsmtnc tof yourselves and leave zoo,
orders aod 'hcy will DO attended 10 "a shan erie,
thers c%ifeiuiiy packed Tor mesi or sent 70
al paris al he ciy without eIIm change. Dnt
hfget the place Ne III Mstn ~. We.t ~.
lan ~ hn w RilIELDAFFER
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UNITED STATES uOTEL.
WATER SrR TT.
fIRgf>l ~

'HNilt und'rirn.d rspe.tG.iiy inf.un TIE pub
~ De-. iiest itscy haze isa-srl the ai-,. hnu.s
if " ''f" 90 Year. have hal q en,srl, 81 mpiclcd
'ho N'V m"eh 'naffssoi rn me srrsrg sme1, 81 ~
''-'"' 4"' i-"h's' have h'd tne~iy nni baud.
~furiy lpinicI. esr-tsd ssi f4p~rcd sAravh.n,
aud nest, iurnisAeA. ia . .t,ie unsu,pa~cd by sn,
tloi'i pa Gee N'-i, Itrp au,,ic - eainiy LeN
'si he Wh,lc h-use bra l,,,iiy is gated All, gps.
Toy "Hs' 'hc Recommendations IS ihe L.os.c t..
ne rHijir. i"hg deisnniursi. tho, al rnrsi- hal
thd a' iheif h-ose. snicusinrucnl ihai wti sg g.,
80 &C. ssusi,cpuS.
~ OIL" s"p"ftHf nffaucrfnt ~ az ihc iinnsr aui
Tah'r aud ihr haan,u ~ h~ buu.s 80 irsh 81 he
Steamboat lHndn.e, hey ~rsi.i.e he hoFe. ths
ihrf VII fy'rtt' = hbeul share. 81 rullur psgu nag
~7fa Mif'ftFfE rNIpwFIf.
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clur Axp Co. r,rrn.

Fy y. BORNBROOk, m.nuiacu,ts end
a /. e. co9>iaHNt Pftr4red o. sugply alt or
drr 6V Gu s Gh~ Parer q s~pperlrr qnai.
if Which willie anistct 20 dealers ar con
Aumcr ~ aa Jew q fafr IS they can pnrchase
n aht ofdrrs lrft ~ the wHrehov>.
on Msfkri rect, bc.Uw he Posi- Office w,n BE-
PU mrty snrrl,sd.
Fab. ~, 1915.
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COURTS.
U. s. DIsTRICr coURT

Holds two terms annually a. Nhe,iiue
the months Of April and SeptcmbG
Hon. }. W BROKEN EOtGH-Jagr
GEO w. LEK District AQoyrfa.
X. W. Mo0RE-Ciuk.
JAMES POiN1S Marshall.
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N'Pff AZ. NNH NifAsl.
uNI NNp ear Sro n.
o. iffat-'s ~ hcaf if. Sat 49,
N4'ie ifo1.r
iAet Ntlutta As lsN ,.a....
/, p arr y -a't, - Isn1 a ia. ..-.,...o,. =,
~ rAtS N ds Ga,ti ,i,i.. .,, -.
'tn teseth, ,ss, ma,stul. III ~ -. l,,ns
'f'r N" 'Il't~. 80 HasAs sd .ut. n..t.,4 Al.
.nft fA1f ~ H. ~et o1. pat o.. ~.
~ |" o. srie--ss- ,n. Ns,,it.s ,as.r
- ts.'r'"f "ss.s attfe h~esf tsa..
"'e~e - ~aasats gsn.u.e 1.,.l. ..a i,,,.,
tH""f's ts,ht'" - n4s ssai Cap ~.nnt~s,.
"s ~" srfi "pt ssciae.hp.ni. ~hnoh "a. ,n,.oit a.
~'ssA'''~ snd ,sitad.f ~ Al mes. le.m
81 ~sh sid ks1 fF.t~
pt9E \ nc6e. ueion -.
nCoNuMy Is WEALTH
| AN haNus oaupfttnhd at asa, 'irre 81
haeis "a iia's faai 81. ,tnsliy = tn. lautL low
'n pf's ihpn nsn,t, =, h,nrl arI tsitt.tt.d
"ikn'n. "in,h WI ana1i, a. ~ trut.ut s ff..
e tfal. y" tn, are NH'sIHe ,hrap ani e,a-5 Hr.
~i~ Ih-sc h4-p tNts tu ihrs Nv q r.s.d msr,
rsfr nt.l ,hitk am s,inlsa o., r.r,os,sac. t.sn
"a "a ~auHss p nsi fute wai llc~tv l,aNc s.l
nra 'f'-. utsi fu > los ds,s 'hss .tsii haNe ,hon
redue .s,ief. Nn-tsnfid uai Be- tr.sk.
He SGD C,r-" fsu kind- farshaaiy ~ ha,d. q
y sissp tsf spi cay seWv. ,ots,t oi MAJ
Hi lnrai ~. Nhselrr. ~.
f ~ eANtftt - HARPER
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COUNTY

Session hrst MYIbay Doe Dep month
suaaer Sessions hia m MATCH. Jun, Augrt
aud Novcmbat.
ARCH WOODS F,eid,ag Jssiiee.
I JhCOH Frostfliil. aifttnet.
JOHN MCOLlUtH Dl,,k.
FIUAil DAY totuufr
GKO W Si6iliS Comnu5s su,teiE rtlau
NANtL'llli ipF ttHuffK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

NEW AltRlNAL OF WINTER GOODS.
p. HtCE,
IS ihls daY ,,,ss,d . ar,r satt Ut inter
o,"'s fH'h Has N,skrsw snI 1'f.ah,.
""ef hlntr-. Htvsf tatHs. q lGeh faced.
o." ife' 80 '.'t mere. sod k,sfn ~
"'Wlf'ash wise hlse nat com ir',d rhcif Wiuist
r"f'i f~s wouid do wru Oh csI taau. ~ sm
pfcpand 90 stl e~hraIef Hhas ,lo,e tasi sd,rn,,.
fo fel u - rpi aHa tHieasrs
u collie hs Cheap Cssh Cl-ih,ne Store. eosnof
y AiaiH ,p3 Mntfoc site,is ~uh ihc Bg Du~,..
aes 10 : RICE
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lihN KEEP rnnsiauiy on hand Vcy -
= hfhrtse nnntHfrnt 80 sBrt fHtf Mth asns
, nenti' ed Hfsftsr Cfaif~. n dang chsts. S.is-
l'fT aCd card T.htrs. nusirg Bufsaus, Bri,iead-
l"Nci Sairl,, a-,nftcd ,i1.,, u%reihrf wrh eN.n
p'''"r Hnicle 81 ihe la,sei .islr sod LsA Gausa,J
Furniture ever rhgfri a. tb, cty.
Hhr aDd Aiatopnry Framed l., Ans Cla.ses %
cs'p NHneiy aad lnce ls-ims Giss. Pisics q ~
1's- fttau .ud fseiufu Frame, ou tans z.d
'uaie 90 pnJtf.
tfi"-si"r Wat' cfu.taius 90 Fattsf B-Js
Sole - lia PulaW. Htr ctuto. tia.k. S.nns
'u3 sua~ Nsurzsses; hoHhsts. Qah.. caniars
Nshtug nu.m- OF s.th r5,ef. Fl,sf-ri.i,
1fa-s AlaH ui sl iuls, Dssth,t NHh every @hct
aHl'irs"f tihosl'D W.fe. pn hard aad msds g.
uflrf
NfnUiar ard Sisi " edsw BlnJ. Wn.laN
si's.'s atsfety ,,ueIy apd r,is, al "a Nhsh MI
b. sold 90 srf5 .oN pfrc.. aes NatfarieI 90 IN.
b'1 qustuY Aln M,nouAsy VFNEsEs IA =
cI'ii. tsH>gst, sarsh hlas> Mshnean, kn-i-
N,nd iaJsf. iscss. iittrrs. castor. Hia>n TstN
n,'e, e a.faet5 600 hstal sai sld IoN af c.sn
SaF sfG,a Alals iHfoisbci Nuh e,eu 4nieIs
ni D anHlafo % ,Lun ioHee SOD pA ,hs ,ct, le.
't""' .r27
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MANOR NJ. G GOOD.

Hr AhlAAlINAAN
Thomas Hushcs. ~. MLurc, John llamil
ioae II. ". Pe,Nips l. W. ,iitcirll, D. X
heuow. Geo. Robin,on. S Essdy. Il. Y. Sah
born. S.P hullihN. g. 4 Laidi,y. Jam
PAUL. w. Limerick ) Tanner. N. Nelson
y Amics, -. Lsmb IL tohols, n. AUSTIN
ooNSuryr.
-Oa OrdinGRccs.-Ndson. IAmb sul
On Finunees -iIughcs Lamb on,
oa A%eeouais .-Mcrox Mitchell ana
Ssnhom.
-On Streefs md Aisrs-Iaincy. 4
mick, Hamilton, Robinson and t.thoi,.
Or Daicr UOiks.-1annta. M-Lme
Morrow. Sanborn, aud Austin.
oh AaTkci HJiee - Robinson Linlct
iCk and Austin.
-oa CooiBonls.-rhiiHP, Amirk 8
Robinson.
Ot g1arrcs-Bady. Mitchell Tan
ner. Hughes sud E~l,ois.
49, On tYre Dcprtf mSaf Hamilton
Morrow Ssnb0m Amick and Ausiii.
~ PSftttsns Timer Nelson m
Iiuliihrn.
-oa Salrie 1seacr AiIac, Nc,
row raull aul lamh
OFFICERS ELEcrED Gy COUNCIL
CLlbK J. S. WHEAT.
SEEsE,Nt.-T T. SilALCEOSS.
AL1fRaEN- lSf. Hard. y. MNauhhp.
Rad. basd jsluc, 81 Canplt Srd Dgrl
Geo. Daisy. liA hard. Phi!ip Btcs.-jH
Ward J. g. Gus.
SANITARY COMMITTEE I.orY.
Thonns CampisilL4Hs Burd. a. : 1ati.
-3rd. irirf, r W. Harluc-lM Harf.
John Robinson OH UaYd r. W Bas-ei.
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, ohtNSoN - uUIL. uoISR SIGN AM
IL Observation-Disclosures Ne rs w,si
rHi' Nipu * hse ai~ays psepattd with thr hssl
""bwet and mHieupl - execute 80 oflef. % ihsil
iiu, ~ the hsst sfAl, and st fho iuNssf fsirs
tvtp dee uttlou 81 SIGN PAINTING or OH
biNA duh' tn thr best fnnnnrf. mag 10
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s. e.sr. c,,ena'.h rosaco,. S. IL. and 10
lumas
100 Bti- \ q M.las-ss
20 10 Sugot H-"-e
FLEMING a prNTER.
y L Tho f~aiinNirf sfieie, 81 c'an'p n 'iure
,akcu 90 Eschanss. E.c'a Lard. Frsihc- Bees
~as. batter. Cio,etS Sod. FnK-.sd Cis-eue Rngs.
d.. sc FILMING & uuNrEi.
wh,eiiug n, %. IS.
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$3.50 s1Ek14< <&<2< 20
TIP GREAT RFNvpy- rer
COLDS. COysu-Sur
UfH MFyaole0 n,r<v e<os@ nI.-.yN,xc
81 -~srnoxssss h.oifL Roso,a,sw eAeeo
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e.,, r.rs.rres ,,or rrc n, N. - rm,ssshc
sei.am q VIA ehr,,. "tsssrs
t,h.,~., $50
,ssr eth. n,Ne'. shieh 2 isbo,vs ,ss, nn~
weeks. When I r~,,s..ttv ,,,ry.,,s 1917 sir
.iellgws. ar.rtes Nth /. ..x.,. e.L ssisiof
I'D r.elf nrso . = lnrs.. .oy A., a.. seas
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MA 49,. r.. n, : nafsassv >
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.,I .o., 80. -. sn.~- -" y 'unrrng
Il 30 1890 49, M. r., 11'a'sd deusrs.
rs,.,.,.. lad 80, "a ,,..aas.- rspe -an's-
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N. use ., ID, yy,.,,,,. R,,..m :. N.Y. Ted anc'
am now .rs,,,.. 80, -. e"erfy.
uii.,ed nrc~.,., 20 ,,h., - ''oen - my
when NEE, my nrc., .S,.. ""ssf kncwn
gained r,r,.lI, u, y,,-h, go have
ssi,d. 4 can now "a, =. m,~. " nfn and :
nv ani seem. n nr,e. x.n-"y re"r. and :
more dur,ns N. Ia, ~, ,,,.,,' nave ea'en :
y,srs .fare - mad hoe hvo
n.cr-s,x ca, he go, =, n ''c idrenit
on. m 81. p,o,,s,a- 49,. -" ana . duty
shouis 1o.r ~h.,. ,.,,.f- .e"p~ men who
iLi. .ss,em.s, puhi,e o' 70 make
Nsy iae aiss.,ne, Of Col
ltfs oi a Valuable a mfflrt.e a a No..
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OFFICERS ELEcrED EY COUNCIL
IIlnI IL MHEAI
SIAG1NG

ny The arrangements NOW existing on ~
psrt OF The Good and National Eoad ,we, pu
les than 10 oltbr best Stag s.tsnbc a.lit cast
daily and passengers reuch Baltimore IA 81
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- Mi'S- t~pusis- Psieai Rctoiyirg e.,...
fm ruuls ff welt. ~ csfens. ~ sf,,l,
o. effty respect 10 the ordinary hind. snf
m"th %hsaTft. ls safe "a
- u orr q GRElna
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bkis Pt kLtp COllSII 80 49,.
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NtffiHi
A. Wuslf IA Uti~t, E
= ~ hinir', y Nuns r. G. Waai.
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SCHOOL CONNIE ..fD.IpH
ID. Aitigson = ~ NsuHHen. Nm. 90
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CnAIms. oHAIRsu CmAInsu
JANIS n. GATHER.


l-ECCcDsun TO ia. coNNELLY a soKs.1
No 80 NARkET STREET
eY<A hEsfkCTfULLY lnlofm. ,he puh
EuN Dee ibsi be hoe na~ 90 hsnj std man
N.N- uisriutes ~ order sysff ysfety az
Tr7T 'hsfs 81 me lafss ,snera. srJ Y, :
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Sic Wesiem County.
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LIQUORS, LIQUoRr.
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noxIs GROUND rrprrn-
D~LAFNEss Quilted.
SCARPAS

COMPOUND KRgnsOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
Fox The cute Of DEAFNESS, pains and .be
d, latte "i matter iTotn che ears; also al
hfraff,fnhiC NOISES. Like ths bn,kIno hi
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winch HU sYnptomt Of appf1athtBs d,sT
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- No tst Matn So. Sol. Ar,nt
ihie iac1 ne is huphls 40 M
iNutaics ate gwen, ~ very fr,u.g
'hIch 90 hos fcfionmtd. =,
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~'sHtrNAE STORE,


frENh or WAffR STRFI.r)
y t'lfjiif trtr. ur o. o. 1871 hs
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= ''h" " ff"v aspc riiRv St.'y S~ 90
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TuE BIG CHAIR IL Round TO
FLOURISH.

Lsi thrre who tan about
nc Waishrs. MAnsoHa
u ois SsIaUs ~ ~ Ci.i.
&c. ts si'eni when q 81 zee
ne BIC tHAtR o. W. m.
hf tDAf Ft.lsS HLsSsAk
esa Rs'sa CHAP CHAIR
M~ANIfAtTnORy 10 I27
Ma'a Street ~he,s he te~ts
constantly on land ED maa.
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ECcctysun TO D. cuNNELLY A soKs.I
NJ I5A MANhIT NIEELr
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