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iHntronize Your own Mann,
fneturcs. ''t' 'f
Whea1inr Silk Factory.
own nEnnn.

A MERlCAN silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
stantiI articles the various AbFics In at
GILITS SILK FACToRYi Main street, Centre Whoel-
Ing The curious in matters Invited 20 call and
the process manufacturing, and those wisns pur
chase Sks Wholesale RETAIL be supplied
able terms Gs Store, adjoining the faCtoryOr at A.
NJ idanIs S. Forbs', a. o. FGirehildS, Aarsh& Tay
lorS, and o. W. Heisks, Wheeling, Va, and at James
iRicharson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
street. Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics are warTencd all pure Six. and havo taken
the HIGHEST PRRStlUMS and gold aud silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We are constantly
manufacturing stock Is now large and scasOnabe,
eOuPrng many satins vestings, dress
silks, nJGes, eTayats handke5chieis OF white. black,
best twned silk twilcd and palm Also SHIFTS, druwcts,
and half hose for gentlemen. "a; ~ f-.1t gGl EI q
Please patTonizc this important branch of
lean manufacture. ordeH variety prompts
MerchantabIe Cocoons and ReOlcd Silk bought.
( - --l.1-.s.I i str- avs. So, John w, GIL,
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/. III. IA W.M.l lC0WDEN
DAGTTERR EOTVPISTy

RoomsN oroe street. BefDcs lte Mo Hotel and ths
-.e 80 81. Court House. F rr 81. .-iT
Lkencsses taken required shade. and eolored to
represent the living complexion by new style OF coOrin
warranted to fade. Pictures alIsLes both sin
gle and In groups put up in plain and fancy cases.
lowest prices Lkenesses OF children accurately taken.
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MIANTI MEDICAII COLLEGE


or Cincinnnti-ScssIon OF 1Sj21'53.
regular course Medical Lectures In this Insu.
tlOn will commence on tho Fl MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1882, anil continIo four montbss
,BoAED OF TnusTEES. q 1t 70 l
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, D. p, President Of the Heard ..jt
o. 'IiANGDONX, MED, Secretary &c 90
ReV.TIIORNTOEiA. Mills. Ui -aal.i ~ -' %''''
Hon. c. H. GOFFlSs aG rs ..II --rs ffI.
r. n. MUSSEY. NJ n. -.ep.a
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE. la
Hon. GRO. HOADLEY,JR. . t'N
E. NJ. GREG DRY, Esa.l EaL.- ,ass...f Estl3sat ~
GEO. MESnENIlAL LII, NJ. D. ~ 55.l =. Is .lo;H
Tho Faculty Is composed OF the following Ecntlemens
r. d. MusaEv NJ d., Professor or DescTipti We and oper
atiVe Surgery. !, ,...- ~ .irEl.. ~ .l.1lil3 9tf =
JouNf flIkvis 81. b., Adjunct Professor or Anatomy.
WniTE, RI. Professor OF Theory and Prae
ice OF Medicine. 90 Ist..E. .gi asit4..t ~ y
Gro NESpESnLLL NJ. d.. Professor OF obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women aud ; bildren. ~, - d. -. -
JnJE A MpRPHY, MID Professor OF MOtcrta' Medlcai
Therapeutics and Medical JIWisPrudenee- ~ = =,
c. G. Gpxxqys, NJ d. Professor Oi Institutes OF Meu
cine. --...-,.. :. -t,,......,-. &. ira
AFnkLiNfHlRY Of Lectures upon some important
suecaIties IN odoic and Surgery, wt be given during
tLe month OF October, These lectures will be iree STU
dents arc advised 10 commence with this course. t
The DISSECTINCi ROOMS, under the supervision o.
the Ndb6ot Professor OF Anatomy Will be opened on the
fstof October, ..t.rt u ~.
D;ssccting Ticket so. Graduation Fee S25.
!ROT TIurthsrHfornation address . :. '
n ...,4 Dean of the Faculty.
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Z 2 NUMBER 79
POETR Y
.s = a FUNRRAL THoUaHT. I


.SWhenth G Genus, to whosS h6Iowtruhft1oD ohT
ECHO tue Startled chambers of the soul, - .,l.r
waves hla inverted torch 0'6r that wan camp
H., Where the arehangel's marshalng trnmpqis To di
would not meet him in the chamber dim
flushed, ana o'erbutthened viii naIneess fear, PIE
Mhen the breath hntters and the SenseS swim, - -,
And the dfead hour Is heari N
dfltfI tI0{iH,fi 5iiio bsr .ll4liass .s-ul rla5b
Though Loves dear arms might clasp me ondly thep
ASH TO keep the Sunlnioner at bay, - =
ana wonan3 woo, and the calm gTietoE mem ri glf.
:. hallow at last the still unbreathing clay
These are Earth ietterS and the soul would ahrink 10
"A nus bound from Ia Lknsss and the dread UnkuoWus
stretching Its arms from Deaih's eternal brink
40 Nv henit must dare alonet fsib ,-5ssfq iEhJ
But In the awful silence or thc sky, -St -S''it
Upon soma mountain summit never trod, - .Y4i5
Through the bright ether would climb, TO die 80
AhF from mortals, and alone with GodI = - aa@S
To the pure keeping the stainless ar E zi fsb1l
Would1 resign my feeble, falling breath,
And with tie rapture OF ni answered -; -
<. Welcome the kiss Of Deathl , $50 stf 5. .,s.fs
a The soul, which wrestled with that doom ia
Prometheus like, its linseFilgp portion heTe,Etr
Would there forget the vIltuIe and the chain,
And leAp to freedom from its mountain bfnrI ~ So
All that It ever knew Of noble thought, -
ouid Buidei upward on the glorious track, ''-StS
nor the Keen pangs by parting anguish wrought y f
Turn its bright glances backl
EFE las| ll -ol h1a,sscb ias sI FTs9t. ~ 1=:LS
Then 10 the elements my frgEr Wopl,l turn ,4.j5p
No worms should riot on my coffned clay,
But the coldlimbs, nom that sepuehral urn o R9 u
In the slow storms OF ages waste awayl ,;J
Loud winds, and thunders diGpason high, ~ -
Should be requiem through the coming time IEssJN
And the white summit, fading in the sky - -
rs ylnonnInent sublimnl p eEen tfEt t'adti'4Sd
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press most elaborate, practical nnd intensely
tercstng volume that yet been written upon this golden
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with incidents the most amusing Ian.
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Also DR. Reaclps great wOFlSon NleliGno He iEAJ!
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,vsre nrntsd iItone edition. Also dr. o. D. HaEmondiS
,,ori nm me same PRINCIPLES oftpTcticeI MECAlIS.
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michigan Central Rail road Line!
ftszsSs.F,s e n sl il.Ir
~ ~ 3 q rs I ssss=ss -,

f.ltl.ft. aii cEEvELIND'AND DETROrT, tt-t la@i
lrih CIer6IaIa and Cincinnati Railroad,
CLereiqHd CLerela1la aud Pi itls6tugh r. r.,
and Michigan Central n, r.. 80, =, ..l.y 80. Z.
Passenger will be ticketed through from any point on
Lake Michigan Cleveland Cincinnati, pittsburgh, and
Wheeling and from either OF those places to any point oil
Lake Michigan. s-t al IN .4;frf., fi.,, f ~
steamers built expressly for the route: =l.z = ~ tllg
CLEVELAND. CAPT. C. g. SrkNARD
FOREST CRY hNn .. Carr l.. a. Piraer,
boat will leave Cleveland for DetrOit, hnd detroit for
Cleveland every evening 6i O'clock arriving in both
cities following morning in loE the morning
trains OF cars for Chicago Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh and
Ir the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order;
FOREST ClLY -yIrj d ,EI.
Monday NJ GuneSipy. Friday
~ "is. .f CLEVELAND.
Tuesday q. .Thursday y. Saturday
- ~ :. 5.Fl CLEVELAND ,.t.. .tl ID. Ls!,st-
Monday. Wednesday. Friday
~ ftliI Ift a FOREST CITY ~ n -ii. ''-' ~ 80
Tuesday .ThuTsdayI. Saturday
Tho undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Mackinaw
st Marie, Saginaw, and all ports OH Lake Michigan
'1,.,i OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS .bls
will compose the line until the boats ready
'' = ''''.' AGENTS.
C!HRADRURN ts Co., Cleveland ~ - II - 'H
PITTMAN, TR0WBRIDGE6s Dc JONES, Detroit. .l-a
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/ GEORGE METDEL.
NoIhA. lInin Street.

I'D 4fF ,alaLl WHEELING VA. !. llt ll.a ,l .sl
T S now reee wing LARGRLoT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
j. i MATS AND MATING; Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths of all widths, and Keeps constantly hand Htg
assortment OF Furniture every descriptions Gilt and
Mahogany RAmsd Looking Glasses Plates, Venitian
and Transparent Window Riuds Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany Vancers Yarnlsh. Halrcloth, Curled Hair,
Spring Stacking Bottoms, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
ect all ofwhch will be sold at the lowest prices auEe
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New Mnaio Store.

Sign of Ihe 6;rccinn Trigonuna, No. 100
muin Street.
.ltI---, J. FICKIESoN would respectfully an.
gTfs Z E7lnounce 10 the citizens o: wheeling and vi
ety that G has as6 t. orensd q S% and
Guitars, Vinneeos, FlaSoets, Flutes, Files, AcCOTc
ons, Banjos, and Tambotnes Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. ~ t.i .ttta ~. %
Instruction books for all kinds instruments; for
singing. J-i. -. ~. ~. lts -,.{.
newest Songs, Ductts etc. AMI the very best Roman ai
ltnIinn Violin and Guitar Strings. u .H 1t-l 81
ClnroDct. Reeds Tuning Forks, alsn Violin aud Guitar
SCIcws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. ,t
RUws Tor YnliIireIlO and Violin. 90 '
~ KcHers Furniture Polish. for renOvatinE vaTHfshe
Fur itnte Pianos, Gabineta Steam naR or any
descriptions Of Furniture. lyll.f. ..r .5t.. ..,,
Also sale by the gent FOR Klehe, Pittsburg Pianos
first and hest In the United Sates such
Nunns and CIarks grand aud square Pianos, j. b. Dun
hams, nllett and Alen's celebTRteh BOSTON Pianos, DC
Agent the make OF Cartardt aud Needtams Patent
McOdeOns.
AGcordeons and all kind Instruments reiaIreI
Tie lowest pTiccsGft .i{- .gA ..s-Fet y1t. IT,
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KELLS s. CALDWELL

KELLS 81 aCALDwELL,
L ..a -CsUccEssoRs To JAS. FGULL. d CO.
Importers md VIII holesuIe dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, ChcmicaIs, Paints, Oils, Ec.
-.... No. 80, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. ra
TAVIN purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
appaTatns &c, of the firm OF James PAUL. &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage Of dealers and tho public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from The Drug business, we take pleasure
recommending favorable consideration
MeSsrs Kes Caldwell and have hesitation in saying
that former cItomeTs, and dealers generally, will
ceiye attention and accommodation which has earned
4 JAS PAULL& co.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper

ONO TYPE FOUNDERY, a4.i..
Dr. GUlLFORD tANDeJ0NES,
N. Gu1LroRp, D.'a N. v. JONES.
II SECOND STREET, BErwEEH SYCAMORE AND BROADWAY,
.e.gs. .. d CINCINNATI, OHIO ..ll rs.-Ul
4aa'. b. ls Every DoseriPtioH- Of .lil 'ltc.i
ROOEk, \ Oh AND NRWsPAPRR TYPE
eoxsrA srL Y! !nNiitANDs or aANUTAoTuRED To ORDER
They are prepared furnish promptly and at the lowest
cash prices cvcTy variety of Types TO be found In their
several Specimen Hooks, and the best Printing Presses
with all their Apparatus. .t- lL.,I
Flowers, Cuts Ornaments, &c. will be supplied, or fur.
From their long experience and practical knowledge In
Type and Press making and large acqgatntanee with The
entiro satisfaction all who may favor them with their
patronage. ..,y . t. .s I'D ..sti 80 slGS il;tlt
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To Country MERCHANTS.


MFRS. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm of
N McClaen Knox & Co, the remaining partners have
associated with them Mi Chester D. Knox brother Of s.
s. Knox so long and aVOTably known tTldins public
assuming the style orllcClalens and Knox. ii f's
TheyvyouId respectfully inform their old Cwh0
have 80 long and literally and all deal
eTs in Boots and shoes their Fan Stock will be ariV
ing from the 10th to the last Of September z"
Having been seeetea with the gIeatest and bought
for cash. they themselves thai In their Fall Stock of
boots and Shoes they hold out inducements in qualify
and prfces surefior ever offered IN the market T
Country thsr east, they would he pleas.
cd TO exhibit stock and post them aTessy
challenginEa with the OF nd
Philadelphia. Gsep3l MeCLALLENS-& q KNOX 9
Mourning Dress Goods.
CJUPINS & Thcm & Mailapds Bombazinss, Alpaca Rom
Thbct Cloths Black French MeItnoes and cashneTes,
Plain Black wool Dc RaeS, just receivedat lsHs9 -
/ oet25 .ae laaHa isIo9&l HklskELb 6e3CQss.llo
.-i5sa Hats and Caps. i.ssssill slp
106 DOz assorted Caps from cents TO $40 TO be PTpl
lsJ cured at s. D. H1Tpef,s Hat and Cap store, whose
legitimate ibdsnesa Is sefh Hats and Caps which -
place 10 can for fasionGhle articles In his line. q r.
RIBBONS, R1BB ONS. &c. -,
i-EW bfeces or Ribbons which the agc here now,
on hand yethalr price, Chinese searB and ota
ofoter nice things, ehPapsl eashean A. N
serss ',.T ~ - .,l 0iHIs70 MS. io2 Main g
bala tlo.f al Cow Feed, eI9@ g5dtia17d
4 RBIsPuNn Iia Short, DC 5st reeeived by iias
ltt sbnsl1 4 JtIses SqueTs q
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I55 :, 5lDRUGS, MEDICINES,

I'm I'm DRUGS, MEDICINES, 81.
Chemicals, Perfumery, 80, &c.
T n. CRUMBA CKET would announce 10 his
cEds and the public generally, that having pGrchas
cd the interest or the senior partner in the busiesa lately
coEducted under the firm OFF Cnmhacker & Son, bo
will continue the same old stand, No. TO Main st.
and would respectfully solicit, and trusts TO met cOtin
mncc Of patronage literally besovV the firm
lie just returned from tho Eastern eiues
opening an extensive and well selected Of Drugs and
Chemicals, Perlumery, Fancy articles, &C. all OF which
were purchased Her strict inspection and with
scTupuons regard 70 purity of quality and offered
to the public tho most reasonable terms .is tyr.
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r,a sbsngbai chiohens!

.n9''is5i The Shanghai Ghichens. a.
Now, cup riiyer'' friend peruse you the foregoing
and also the two following passages dfom othere
epistles; for, as DogberY they
nearly.; Your correspondent has at last got hls
Shanghai hen! wish him JOY ot It. lie snonta ~,
lboyeSeenthe brutes asI have, in'tlle uninihgate
uneainliness of early youthi stalking about ine.
BARNARD on stills, gazing Stupl lneii
hod eminence: blown over by every blast OF Wlnn
or Sc6rIing down heels 6vGr head on Kernel ot
corn. My Shanghais began life with an inordinate
mir Of drumstickS, and have been running TO legs
ever since. They remind ma OF nothing lbnt.ths
ostrich Ybch,I saw long, long ago, with ny l lltls
brother, who, in his excitement, fed the creating
otlnenhes md Hurst into teats when as the laSt
conner gllped down, thescene of utter bank
ruptcyt btoke upon him. Their crow Is Snot lnsei
honest Saxon cIo
mIntion between a Chinese sentence, as described
Nv missionaries and abadlyi yiblowntdinner horn..-S
They move like man whose Legs are aslsep tA'7
fnct their whole carriage Is such mat
co%nfry iduts, stumbling along the road to church
do mot recognize their own gait IN that OF the
rotcbel fowls and feel the rdsep damnatonE OF q
| the taking or" My game-cock has gone mad on
the subject, Reared by the Earl Of 1efoy, who
ioteIv forsooka breeding race horses and lighting
ItS assume The reigns OF g6Setnmen s
b;T5 those famyis as old asthe sarldop,
hear tbe sight of great c9m9oner lks q
Every one Of their actions, however ,as
considered personal. he clImGs tnelI sls 49,
cannot take his pEn meals FOX isfff
+bat thev villeet rnorSel, He t9ll9Ysi y
day like shadow, which at tnls Hs
ibecome One question presses upon m me; e VI
shnI,sbais ever stop growing, or shall awake
soS,s ,nnSnnr to, ,find the barnyaIdsl IN then
go ssveTai farm- hands in their crops ana peP
NATION 81 domestic poultry Waiting az tne S9ga
the house to pick up the family as they coins % eSs
andbleakfast on their s ,,Is are vet in
respondent consider this while ms az &,
ti crib CIeofTrey CraYon, learned l IL
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NEW FIRM. .s.st atar' =
I - .s4 MRSSRS. CAYwooD, -CoSKLIN Go.
rs having purchased the entire stock ofStoves, Tin,
ESSf COppeF and Sheet Iron ware OF T. q. CnlbeTt
~ SfsOn would respectfully inform the eitEeus Of
ffSS Wheeling and yyeinty that, they willc5rTy on
IRON Ware, 0fhich they have constantly on hand good
assortment, for Wholesale, and etaii very low for eaal
nj persons wishing purchase would do well to call anu
nee US No. 19, Union ST., at ths old and well known
utnnd heretofore occupied by r Il Cnlbertson ,sftf
Particular attention paid 10 repliTing- Ly T.
Whaling. Aug. Of. IL lCAYWOOD, CONKLIN q CO.
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FsoSIxs, Stationary, Variety Goods tse.si7
lHR Subscriber thankful for the liberal eSsl.
nresent large and we'll selected assortment consist
inn Or school, Medical Theological Hstorieal and MS
ceaneons Books, Plain and Fancy Blank
hooks, Wall and Window PapeTs, and Variety 5ooGs5-'
TO Merchants, Teachers hoor TTuotees ana otEeTs
wishing to purchase in ties VIII
he offered in prices and trrfs. o., I.
Rags takcn excha,r paid for In cash. at the ehest
l&tSs. fI John b. THOMPSON. -
AUG 2f,-tt ~. = ,-,I5s 81 Monroe Street,
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PAPER, WAREHOUSE
E.O. GOODMAN 500.
wnoLEsALE DEALERs1S arI
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,

wIIoLEsALE DEALERsIH
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEAGnINu PowpERSi EEETlSG, WIRE CLOTH, &c:
Pearl Street. Cincinnati, O.. t.si III l,7j
A MoNG their stock, may bc found WHITING, AND
N BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment In
Printing Paper, all Sizes Eng Amer Tissue PAPER,
Cora c;SSG Medium & Dblo Med. Hlottins ="
Ass'I. grt55 iFitcringn y" o.
RnveIopc Druggist s... ("
Pi1te f;hietG and Lithorraph Marble :"
Manila, genuine. $50 Glazed anu Git
Hardware Paper. C Cloth =,
Match Box q" Roofing PaneTI prepared and
'Fea - . '' -+a- uhrrep0tel
shoe - a. Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
Dry Goods Z" s. Tobacco e.' s. Z"
Envelopes ofevcry description, &c &c.
BOARDS. .,.
Perforated Bnders', Bonnet Press and Straw boards
Also Agent for Lightbodys SuPERIok PRINTING INK,
BOOK, AND CoLORED INK GG. a., % so
20 Cards, and Card Boards.
a..a EXTRA PGARL FAoxp CARBs. Ne
ExrRA PHoPLE's ai,ss
-., PRINTERE' Bud. ' 4fH ID. ..-l MINIS
sXTTN s0RyAcpp CARD BoAnDS.
IVORY % r '' -
.. Painters !" CllEt+
SATIN ENAAELED
PORCELAIN :"
PE%RL SuRF AoED CoLoREp Cam BoARps.
The above Cards and Gard BOards manufactured
nrnssy ourselves and are ola most anu
Rnsh; they do not peel in working, and Afforded at
lower rate than any Cards heretofore offered mar
ket and as low as they be purchased in the iast-
Dealers and consumers In PaIer ad Cards arc Tos'
pecfy invited 10 examine our stock All our GOODS arc
receiyed direct from nanurs which enables us to
sell as Ow f not lower than other house in
" Paper ulaue 70 otueI .-s.i ~ iti5ses5ii < = 1
Aug21.tf, .,...'...# ~ 'is,-1l.
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WHEELING ATURDAY MORNING,
City BUSINESS. 77l-'- .1-
COPPER, TIN, .; smRRT IRoN WARE e

THAEKEUIi for the liberal patronage heretofore
47 bestowed up0iht Tie 1ahscTiber dTOSpeGtul.
Id ~ inform his ITends pnd the public genatay that o
continues 10 manuActure tho above named articles IN
all variety he has always hand good as
sOTtTnent for Wholesale and pta priest M
He also keeps on hand, cooking stoves OF the APP
proved patterns for coal and wood. u, A.
job work viii continue to receive his attention
aud be prompness andf style that will
Pleaseths nloAt fastidoua. .l.H sit ttI.4
alga4 hsdsintuih gh B. R.TARNRY, no, g., Main at.
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2 TODD g. DEVO

tas TODD g. DEVOL,,'
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND, .al
Sign of he Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square, 81. t..
RE now opening an unusually large stock OF Fail ami
n Winter Boots Shoes, Hats andEn selected with
great care, and at the very best workshops
OF PHILADELPHIA and New England expressly Whole
sale and Retail trade. To regular customers, and all
others who Iay with cali, offer goods
which guarantee equal iIquaty OF material and work
mHnshp, those manufactured in this part OF tho
United States. .e..a.. TODD & DRVOL
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Iu.h g1 Z. TARNRY, no. g. Main st.
9 3.ARTIFICIAT, TEET9 {

= IatESI IIFIOIklh IEiE.l'd. =
!, - DR. s. p HULEITEN, once No. t9i;
3S64R Fourth street, near the PTesbyterfanchurCh;
Manufactures Teeth eXpTe1aly for each par.
411lGgticular case Full setfs or Teeth, or any
parts Of sets, made with artificial Gums. The Gum is
made In continuous solid pece-the cost Is the amo
for tcethSpih or4t without gums. 9f ,e9!lr GIIT
Fun sets oftestb made from SO TO 800 sSe sEal
setts from 81 TO s. per tooth. ,.ri a., 1yr;d,
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'aloiTOBAcco AND5CIGARS:.i5ga. =. !
MN II Bas re opsned his stock of Superior
Tobacco and Cigars No Main west eide
Brands Of fTobaceo Snuff and Ggnrst Of which the follow
ing is "a
Common isSts fSsJ IS ..!-55l no l9'i'i NJ 9ts.
60 s',Ii nj 0BACCO.l .29fY aEf.g
Russell, ana RQsipsog's ptHon's' Jones aAis
Hudson'a. .,s. a. ss.4 fI.ibsy 10 (t7st
Es6ns io,irIess Aiacodba Scotch, Cut and Dry foi
n,EijSG iSo,d ietiSiifsg fis lein ~ y
Ts Iees for GayoIs
slowed Yonla mi aoleII
patronage . n i4 fft ~, ,xxy,s.IT EJhausIst. F9|
bna tlibiqBsfS Ssr ii :ffs 39a
JTJFjF subsrriS the or
u and has null supply of all Qualities on hana
ang9t,, ssgT ~ gitisol 1870, n
y 1IA VIZ tte1 Gecy Tor DR. JSynes laaepss and will
4; -l4i1 i9iHa" ~ ~ '-''a = 49, liEo. wIIRoN!iao
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aye Mists and Exhalations, that rlsei -
a1;I tbe sun paints youf fleecy skirts goldi
IN honor TO the worlds great Author, Iise1 80
Whether TO deck with clouds the uncolored sky.
Or wet the thirsty earth with falling showers,
Rising orfalling still advance His pTaise ~ ~
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