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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-18

Mr.. Burr, from the select committee to
whom had been referred sundry petitions of
the citizens of the county of Grant, relative
to a division of said county,
Made the following report:
The minority of the committee TO whom
was referred the petitions of the citizens Of
the county of Grant, praying for the division
of the said county having carefully examined
the petitions for and against, are fully and
clearly of the opinion that majority of the
citizens of said county are opposed to any
one particular division of Grant county, as
an examination of said petitions must con-
clusively show. Having been presented to
this House and referred to this committee,
the following, to wit: For an east and
west division of Grant county, 1000. For
north and south, SIS, and against diyis-
ion, 1881.
Therefore from the nature or prayer of
the foregoing petitions; from the knowledge
of the false representations and influences
by which many of the petitioners for the
said divisions were obtained; and in the en-
tire absence of single petition or any evil
dence whatever on the part of the people of
the said county, that they desire or ask OF
this legislature any action on this subject
other than what Is set forth in the aforesaid
petitions; the committee therefore are OF
Of the opinion that in representing the true
interests and wishes of the majority of the
aforesaid petitioners, they must respectfully
ask of this house to take no farther legisla-
tive action upon the subject, and discharge
the committee from the further consideration
of the subject.
Therefore, be il
Resolved, That the adoption of the con-
stitution soon TO be voted upon win prohibit
an alteration of the several election districts,
which division of Grant county must d.
vide, until A. ID. 1s50-that in changing our
territorial form of government, Grant coun-
ty must change her form of county govern
ment-that knowledge of the superiority
of the new 10 the old system may be given
before any change of the present limits of
said county-that the submission of any
questions relative TO the division of the said
county at this time would be inexpedient,
gratuitous and uncalled for.
ID. r. BURT.
Mr.. BURT moved thai said report and
resolution be laid on the table.
Which was agreed to.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-18

III Mr.. George Z. w. Thompson kill
ed, on the 29th ult., on the banks of the
Iunica, in Louisiana, wild turkey which
weighed, when dressed, thirty-three pounds
and aqaarter! besides twenty-one pafridges,
sixteen squirrels, seven rabbits, three wild
ducks, four owls, two hawks, and thirty-two
black birdsl
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VIIN t4W y. EIEhI Z.
Milwaukee, March 2, ISIS.

Sons OF TEMPERANCE. - This Order,
whose origin in our Territory dates back
only as FAR rs May, 1916, is making rapid
progress here, as elsewhere throughout the
Union. On tie elss Of February a Grand
Division for Wisconsin was instituted in this
city with appropriate ceremonies. The Of
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-18

Az the time Of the organization Of the
Grand Division there were - subordinate
Divisions in the Territory, embracing Prob
ably Que Thousand members. Three chart
erS have since hcen granted, and two appli-
cations for Charters are BOW before the
Grand Officers. The coming year viii no
doubt add largely TO the number OF the
" sons IF Temperance. "-.lgiL Seat.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-18

vile, Pa, on speculation, and is being ship
ped to Philadelphia and elsewhere. 1t is
believed that at least 1900 tons will be
shipped the present year, its average thick
ness being about fifteen inches.
The Democratic divisions ia New York
wax warm, and, as the so-called Barn
burners" have the only two avowed Demo-
cratic daiIies in the city of New York, the
neutral True Sun is to be transformed into
the daily organ of those denoninated the
" Old Hunkers."
The New York Herald describes the ship
fever as very prevalent in that city, and not
at all confined to the lower portion. The
more certain victims are old residents, and
not more than two, it says, Of every six that
die of it are emigrants.
DIR. Childs refuses to yield the Office of
Health Officer in New York city, to DR..
Whiting, who has received the appointment
from the Governor and Senate--Dr. Chids
holding under the Board of Health.
" Reform"-an &bbreviation of the word
chloroforn-applied to successful politi-
clans, who, while under the " influence y
are wholly unconscious Of having .ade any
promises to the people prior to the election.
Until recently the exports Of Cotton have
been small, but within the two last weeks
have been unusually large, from the South
There is now every prospect that the crop
will 90 forward freely.
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From the Galena .adrertiser.
Price Current.

Price Current.
GALENA, March Is, 1913.
PoRK-Prime, IS Mess, $40 per Dbl.
LARD-5 IL to cts. per lib.
BAcoY-Ham 5 l-2 cts. per ID.
FLcUR-SS 80 to S4 90 per Dbl
CoRN--20 to 25 cents per bushel.
SALT-G. A. 50 rs per sack; L. B. So.
CANDEEs-Dipt, 10; mould, ii.
CHEEsE-7 ~ 8 cents per Id.
CoFFEE-9 to l-2 cts.
SUGAR. to l-2 cts. HOE
MoLAssEs-Sugar House 40 to Al; N. o.
10 to AZ.
BUTTER-keg, to IL Ia cents per ID.
DRIED APPLEs-Sl GO per bushel.
GREEN APPLEs-$4 to S4 30 per Dbl.
EGss-5 to 10 cts. per Dozen -
NAILS 3-4 to 6.
RIcE-7 TO s cents per ID.
LEADS 90 per 100 lbs. W ~
MINERAL-Sl9 per thousand.
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PLATTEYILLE ACADEMY.

TE7lIE first quarter of the SUMMER SESSION
n will commence on Monday, March 20th.--.
Rates of tuition as heretofore.
Platteville, March LIST, 1S4S 52-3t.
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HOUSE.
E. B. W..

IN the House of Representatives on the
9Th instant, the following entitled bills were
severally read third time, passed and the
titles thereof agreed to, to wit:
No. l25 Fl. of r.. bill to authorize the
trustees of the town of Potosi to sell certain
real estate in said town.
No. 126 H. Of r. bin 10 authorize the
trustees of school district number two in
Waterloo, in Jefferson county to renew
tax warrant.
No. 127 H. of r. bill for an act to di-
vorce Eliza Z. Roberts from his wife Har-
riet L. Roberts.
No. 1872 II. of r. bill for an act to a.
mend an act entitled an act concerning the
commencement OF actions.
No. 1874 II. of r. bill to authorize
Franklin school district No. in Platte
school town. No. a in Grant county TO levy
a tax for finishing their school house.
FOR BEETOWN.
On the 9th instant, Mr.. yIRGrN moved
that
No. 95, I'll. of r. A bill to authorize the
trustees of the Beetown lands in Grant coun-
~, TO convey, and for other purposes, be
be now taken up,
Which was agreed to.
And the question, being on ordering said
bill to be engrossed and read third time.
Mr. VIRGIN moved that the blank in Sec
ton |, of said bill, be filed with the names
of Nelson Dewey. r. M. Young and Clovis
A. La Grave.
Which was agreed to-
Mr.. VIRGIN moved to amend said bill
by adding the following additional section,
viz:
Sec 10. That should any or all of the
commissioners hereby appointed, refuse or
fail to enter upon the duties of the office
herein set forth, then it shall be lawful for
the claimants to elect by ballot, person or
persons, TO act as commissioners, whose au-
thority and duties shall be as legal as though
he had been appointed by the legislature,
provided the person or persons so elected
received a majority of the votes of said
claimants.
Which was agreed to.
And the question having been put on or
dering said bills to be engrossed and read a
third time
1t was decided in the affirmative.
II. TExNEY is elected Territorial prin
ter, on joint ballot of the Council and
House.
The whole number of votes cast was So
4 Necessary TO a choice is
OF which
III. A. Tenney received % votes
| w. w. Wyman 9
Berah Brown 9
Blank l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-12
Nln9D5erH,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING
STORE

Of q w GRAHAM On Monroe S. EpNtd.or TO Sweeneys
Beii's Glass store. in the room lately occupied
by ia milton, Sands * co.
AN nov receiving ehtirc new stock Of Goods
"a Consisting IN part Of black. blue green brown 5Iiye
Mulberry, invisible Green, and Dahi Broaicoths
Blac doe ski aud plain black Cassineres all GRADES;
French English and American fancy casiucres great
variety Hack and fancy Satins Silks Marsaes Cash
mees. Six aud Linen, and every other knT Of fashion
ALE goods for Vests; Tweeds, Cashmerciis, Summer
CLOTH brsp, etc; tfoton cloth, and various other arti
clrs suta lie for Summer coats; French linens linen
Dris, cotton Drills cassines, musns calicoes aud in
fact every article necessary for fashionable Merchant
Tailorin. Establishment.
READY MADE CLOTHING
NV stock ol Ready Made Clothing will he decidedly
preferable to any in the CITY, fact that they are
all fresh having made them lp during the last month
think ! can safely say there is not as good stool
of clothing IN the city, and determined sell them
at much less prices than Clothing has been sold here
before ne stock VIII consist of cloth Fro and Dress
coats, ~ s'k's. coinrs and prices; Snmner coats all
sorts sizes and kis Pantsln cassneit cassuIerps
summer cloth cotton, linen. tweed, and all other sorts
Vests of all sorts and kinds; Stocks Gosoms collars
Shirts, Drawers 'ndershirs, cravats hdk'fs Gloves
Stspenders Hose aud half hose, and every article usu
ally kept in Clothing Store
My stock is large and fast ionabe and purchased in
New YORK and Philadelphia for the ready money aud
ready Heney are my terms of selling them; and a. |
have located myself permanently in business am de-
termlned To give my whole attention having my clio.
thing well made. and wit sell them much less than
any other estal lshmert IN The city
To NY OFT friends ana the public in general ,yould
sa} rive call,lnd know my clothes and my prices
will suit YOU.
Do forget the store is Menroe street. next door
TO SwegnNs Il Belts Glass store G. w GRAHAM
Nhetling, April 10
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A GOOD uktEk-

VY1IE UNDERSIGNED will sell credit of three
months to eight years the following property in lots
of Que Thousand aud upwards viz:
The country goods of f Garrettson suitable for a
heavy couniry business.
The goods of Gdrctson, suitable for business any
place, and the goods of Garretson * Co. and the
goods of G. Garrettsnn 4 To.
The accounts and notes of either all, most of
which well secured
The Real Estate of either or all.
Persons wishing TO permanently locate, and having
the faculty of consolidating business, will nd bargain
in the above offer Apply the last ten days of any month,
the office OF ] L GARRETT SON,
my2 Monroe At.
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1lsIr0ml
CLAY HrsSgJNEeGsX.

C0rnef q Gay and FoNrlh SErcet, opposite
the Steel Factory.
WHEELING, Va
D. MGINNis, @. W. CUNNINGHAM. JAMES BAGos.
M'GINNfS. CUNNINGHAM x co.
XxTAREROOM al the House of ID. MGinuis, No I1S
w East side of Market square, where in addit ion
to his stock of Iron, Nails Groceries. &C. will be
constantly kept hand al kinds of cast nas; cooking
stoves of the most approved styles also other des
criptlon of Stoves and Crates of the hest and most
beautiful that are now in use; sugar and wash kettles
OF all sizes good assortment also every other escrip
ton of ware TO make the assortment complete. We are
also making preparations to have good assortment of
the patterns of Ploughs for the coming
all of which will he sold the reason able TERMS
Job work done at the s oes notice and lowest rates.
jan sgd M'GINNiS, CUNNINGHAM CO.
Jas. .MGILL. 8. B.. BusHFIELD. WALTER C. K.
~cGlIL, BUSHFI ED & ROE. Wholesale Grocers
AVE- and Commission Merchants, No. 1874 Liberty s
Pi tsburgh. "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-12
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
HARPER'S FERRY. Va.

THE undersigned has the pleasure of informing inc
public that he has taken this comuoaious ana Wen
arranged Hotel, tie first the Bridge, where ne 10
presared 10 immediate his guests in the most a. reea
bic manner lie mas renovated The establishment IN al
respects and has been particular in procuring new u
the travelling public will readily appreciate passengers
on the Railroad viii find this House always IN the best
condition; the extensive Dining Room WITHIN rev ieet
of the ar aud dinner the table the moment OF ther
arrival so as afford ample time for confotlaoie
meal the which the country and city can aaofd
Bein. once more settled down in the spot OF his NAH
WITTY the proprietor will take pride IN making ms ouse
agreeable resort for those on business or pleasure a.
one Of the most romantic places in the Union ana he'
therefore feels proper degree of confidence III hVhs
his numerous acquaintances throughout the country 10
give him call. Remember, the nrst house nra, we
Bridge JAMES H. w A"En'
April l3, 1913
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:SE sms 1rAa, Sc
CLOCKS, WATCHES, q JEWELRY.
FAIRCEILD & TAYLOR.

CLOCKS, WATCHES, q JEWELRY,
FAIRCEILD & TAYLOR.
ETAv1NG just returned from the Eastern cities are
40 now opening, IN addition to their former stock
Jewery, Millinery and Dress Trimmings &c which
they believe TO be the hest selected stock West
Mountams Their stock consists in part, follows
GOLD MERCHANDISE.
Gold and Silver Watches; gold Guard chains; gold fob
chains: Seals and Keys; gold Finger Rings. assorted
sets; Gold Rin=s with seal tops plain gold Rinrs
gold Shirt Studs gold Hearts Crosses gold Bracelet
clasps and Snaps; gold Pencils assorted gold Specta.
Gentlemen Also, best assorted patterns gold Ear Rings
and Necklaces.
SILVER WARE.
Silver Table Spoons, Silver Tea spoon,
do Cream do do Sugar Tong,
do Mustard Spoons, do salt SPOONS
do Butter Knives, do TbimbIes
Silver darts and head ornaments.
STEEL WARE.
Steel Watch Keys and chains; steel Beads Rings and
aSses for bags and purses STEEL Dress Sides bag
steel Tweezers steel Pens; steel Head and Neck
Ornaments.
GILT GOODS
Git Breas, Pins and Rings, Gilt Purse Trimmings,
do Toy Watches, do Toilet Ornaments,
do Paper Cutters.
Hair brushes, ass'd patterns; Penetrating Brushes;
cohes DO; at do; Tooth Brushes 20 patterns Infant
| do; Naiido; Lather do Watch do
CUTLERY.
rocket Knives, ,, and blades; Table Knives and
Forks do Carver knves do do Sees; Knives in sets
OF d" 10 % pieces German silver table and Tes Spoons;
W AIDE Butchers Razprs; JAG son Stacy Il smith do;
Elliotts do VIM Gre IL Sons 90. -
BONNET TRIMMINGS
hohhet silks assorted; Bonnet Ribbons; Bonnet Ii.
nings; Bonnet Flowers ' ~
HOSIERY
Ladies' Blk silk Hose do white do do; Gentlcmen's
hf silk hose, white and bk hosiery ass colors
and sizes; Misses Hosiery, assorted SIZES he blonde
and assorted coiors; Ladies' Gloves, etc.
LACE>.
White SIX dgngs; blk do do: Thread Edcnos and
lnsertnss Lisle Lace and Edgngs SILK blonde Lace
PLAN; SIX blonde Lace, figured Cap bonds assorted
Bobbin Edgings and insertings.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Dress Buttons, assorted patterns; Dress TRIMMINGS,
assorted coors wide; Dress TRIMMINGS, assd colors
Cords and Tassels; Spiral cord; French work collars
81 to 81.
RAZOR STROPs.
Hone Strop Emersons do; Snavf,g :,ases. Soectacls
cases assorted patterns: Paraso's Acoordeons ETC.
GERMAN GOT Ds,
Fancy Boxes assorted stvies: Fancy Boxes with 60.
vers; Fancy Boxes ith Puzzles and Gems Fancy hxe.
with paints from 6c 10 So China pewter aud God toy
dishes; Barking Dogs; Mewing cats; Toy turkeys and
assorted birds; Brass and Tia trumpcts Tin Horses
Dogs and Carriages.
PFRFUMERY.
Fancy Soaps, assorted perfumes Naue's Nymph
soap; y W Railways HedicaIed SOAP; Fancy Soaps in
boxes rench .aiomes; German do; tsu I.usre
mar; Hair Dyc assorted coiors obs Assorted Hair
fomatums, ass'd fi'sh and hair poy, ders
CLOCKS and Watches repaired a notice; Silver
spoons made to order and all Jeweiry IN line.
wheeling, Apr. 10 FAiRCiuLD & TAYLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-12
PAPER iANGlNGS.

lust received at FISHERS Bookstore, Main street
y variety OF patterns OF Paper Hansinss some low
as 10 cts beautiful supply expected IN few days Of
finest eoors for Halls and Scene and parors with hor
ders match. fine assortT ent OF Fire Scree ~ aud
Window Blinds. Please call and see them. Gpl0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-12
New Fall

AND WINTER GOODS
At Thea Big Doors. corner Main and
Monroe SIS.
g. RICE has received his stock OF goods COM
t~a prsing every article in the of winter goods
for gentlenens' wear, all of which will he made up to
order in the most fashionable sold by the piece
or yard very cheap for cash.
READY MADE CLOTHING
My stock in this way is very large and good and
will offer them al wholesale rctaii a low
prices; believing that persons wishing huy do
much better here than elsewhere will only say
my old customers and the public in general give
look before YOU purchase your winter clothing
4 Big Doors. oct "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-12

RlTTER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR WILD CHERRY
HIs pleasant, safe and efoacious remedy for coughs,
colds sore throat, Asthma splitting of blood, and all
diseases of the chest tending 10 CoSsuArT is for sale
by storekeepers, generally, tins aud adjoining coun
ties, Low PRICE OF - Crs. PER BOTTLE and
wGolesae and retail by the proprIelors,
J l. * Il RITTER, Druggists,
l64 North Second ST., below Vine, Pllll.A.
Read the following voluntary testimonial -
Smithhed, Monroe co, Pa, Dec :, lSi1
Messrs l. q Ritter Gehtenei-i feel II my
duty cknowledge 10 you the great benenl have re
ceved from the use of Your Compound syrup OF Tar
and W lid Cherry Having been for long time afflicted
with a Pulmonary complaint, tried all the usual rem
edes without obtsng relief when, fortunately tor me,
recommended 10 uss your Syrup. The itst bottle
made dec ldedy favorable impression on my disease
continue taking A. and am happy to say mas Afforded
me great relief and cheerfuly recommend thos- sui.
ferng under similar complaints - use your nvalnable
medicine. JOHN NEW HART
mr. ~
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COUGHS,
PHfhlSlC,
INFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS,
PHTHlSiS PULMONALIS,

n ND all other Bronchial or Catarrhal affections are
al EFFErTuALLy, and frequently PERMANENTLY relic
we'd and cured by DR. gRUXAL'S INFALLIBLR
COUGH REMEDY. II has never failed to give ample
satisfaction One two doses viii satisfy you that lis
virtues not exaggerated. Read the following from
the wife of the junior editor OF the 'Ptshurgn Temper
ance Banner, and daughter of Judge Gordon, of Mon
onga heia city, Pa.
DIR Truxal-During the spring of A | contracted a
cold which was attended with a most perpexlng cough
and shooting pains through my lungs IL was almost
ible TO lie down rest at night fer acute pam
aud shorness Of BREATH and aerusmg bottle of cele
hraied Imperial Cough Syrup without heneht, took
Two DOSES of your lntabls Remedy, and was perfectly
reviewed. and have mol been troubled with II since.
MARTHA J. &. ALTER.
Pittsburgh, Dec 20, 1917.
For sale ',y DR. CRUMBACKER, Messrs FAlRCn LID
& TAYLOR, aud MELLOR - cts per bottle
%
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Young men who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED in when aone--a habit frequently
learned from evil companions, al schoo-the effects
of which nightly fell. when asleep and ii not
cured renders marriage impossible and destroys both the
mind aud body.
What pity that young man, the hope of his coun
try and the darling OF his parents should he snached
from all prospects and enoymenis of life by the
quences dcv ang from the path of and ndul-
ging certain secret habit. Such persons; before
contemplating
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-12

~ brown muslin of good quality for q. cts per
Also g heached fine quality, for 6. els per y'd ;
aud 10 beached and unbeached Shectincs of super
quality, at extremely low prices
Furniture and Shifting cheeks of all qualities al
quantities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-12
THE MONEY ON HAND

THE MONEY ON HAND!
Prizes Prizes Prizes
"ITH EACH DEPARTURE of the mails from
" baltimore, goes TO every section of the United
States the
GLORIOUS NEWS,
Ss ASD Of the
Terry BROKERS,
rHFER 4 CO.,
NJ" HAVE FEN MAZE n iNEs'Toss ~ ND
PRlNCELY FORTUNEs:
Always the certain issue of small outlay at this world
renowned and Lucky Office
At the same time the cheering intelligence impaired
THAT THE MONEY Is ON HAND!
Counted out! and ready TO be- Paid!
II 7"Communc cations strictly confidential in all
Y TOrdera for Prizes msi be mailed with the amount
10 he invested enciose' 10 our fortunate agency and
the assurance success shall crown the effort
II 1--WE advise the purchase of certificates of full
Packages. full Package often draws four handsome
Prizes Single tickets never draw but prize.
ll{'We again solicit our country friends to forward
their orders to our rfamed agency and may be made
9s-BANK sRAFTs promptly RENTED for all Prizes
Pi.Exsisi.OOK AT THESE SCHEMES.
FOR MAY 18th, 1913.
FiNECAPitAl.SO OF
1900 Dollars Zach!
Certificates OF % Tickets only sl7,jO.
FOR MAY Doth, lSiS.
A MONSTER LO ffEnY:
10000 Dollars!
$4,000 Dollars
&c. &c. &c.
Ut PEvery Person should have chance.
Whole tickets $50. Quarters SIS.
Certfieaies of % Tickets only s35
VI I7Order early for any of these splendid Prizes.
FOR MAY 17th.
ANOTHER BEAUTY.
10000 DOLLARS
Whole tickets sis. Quarter s3,75.
Certificate of - Tickets only SIs,15
There are IA tTizes to blanks ia this scheme !,
QySend your orders early oths fortunate office.
FOR MAY 3lst.
30,UO0 DOLLARS
whsle Tickets $40 Quarters 81, so.
Certificates of % Tickets only $3.50.
" railways order certificates of Iull packages.
UTPIFER & coz Bulletin OF Lotteries for eaci
month forwarded gratis.
70 THE PUBLIC.
" wish understood that every scheme advertise
ny our House, is carefully examined by the GoVefh"
and the Managers have bonded to he Stale thai ever
pr1e sold by shall he promptly paid The Drawing
.hst are sent To our customers are rst sworn To ny IN
Sta.e Commissioners and printed.
49, " rive always sell certificates of full Packages
Tickets.
ran kinds of uncurrent funds wanted and for sa'
Exchange and collections puuctuaiy and faithful
attended TO.
Our friends residing in any section of the Union
ne assured That they will receive their tickets by
u ordered nom us; as faithfully Though they
brought under their peIsoual eNaInln alton.
Please address always for handsome prize scTupi
lous attention, and prompt ana payment, the u
established, far famed and truly fortunate hrn Of
PxkEEI n 60,
Rs27-lm No Light ST., Baltiur,Te, Md.
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Fancy soaps, assorted perfumes; Ilauel's Nymph
soap; q W Radway's HedicaEed soap; Fancy Soaps in
boxes French ooges German do Eatt Lusire for the
HAIR HAIR Dye, assorted coiors mar obs assorted; Hair
fomatuHs, ass d IL" and hair pow ders
Clocks and Watches repaired a short notice; Silver
Spoons made to order and all Jewery IN our line
wheeling, Apr. 10 FAiRCillI.D z. TAYLOR.
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FOR WORMS-kolmstock'sN ermiuge will eradicate
and cure children and adults no Caution,
Beware OF all unless the name Is spelled kolnstock"
the old Dutch OF the inventor. Price % cents
per hottie. Q}- It cannot in lure the child should there
he no worms, but it will do good.