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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

The DIVISION OF CALIroRNIA INTO THREE
STATES, distinct and separate. is contemplated
and pressed there. A majority of the Legislature,
it is said, will order State Convention, and upon
that Convention will depend the mode, manner,
and boundaries of division, -.'.bi
The three States are to be named Sierra the
mountain division, which has about %, 600 inhabi-
tants, by The last census; California which has
206, 1888; and 'Tulare,' the southern State, in
Guiding Los Angeles and San Diego, which has
81, $50 inhabitants, and about seven and half mil
lions Of taxable property. The southern State OF
Tulare, in the division, it is contemplated by ma
ny of the occupants to make slave State oft
and of the objects of pressing the division is tc
establish slavery there. Et5r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

gJ-For some days past, the ordinarily quiet town
Of Thompson, CT, has been in perfect ferment,
in consequence OF certain mysterious revelations
touching supposed murder. The circumstances
are these:-Some two years ngo, a Mr.. Isaac Ellis,
a childless widower, from 40 to so yea,s of age,
came in possession Of legacy Of S7OU by the death
of his mother, He received the money, and went
with it TO his boarding kouse, but from that night
he has never been seen in Thompson, nor is il
known what become of him. He is somewhat
known for his eccentricities, which probably. ac-
counts for the fact that his disappearance created
no particular remark at that time. The family
In whom he boarded moved away soon after.
wards, and in the curse of time inquiries began to
be made about the missing Madame Tumor
became busy suspicious were reused, the spirits
were consulted, and, mirabiLe dictu! these were
corroborated by the carvoyants! Thusit came to
be believed that the missing man was cruelty rob
bed and murdered, and his body buried in the Gel
lar OF his boarding house, from which it was sub.
sequently moved to a neighboring swamp, as
more safe place Of interment. Asthe result ofthis
strange affair, we now find some three hundred
men engaged, with picks anil shovels, in turning
the swamp 6ottom lptoards, but with what success
we have not yet learned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

sa6. nI1.1ah s112 a22 "a s16 q

S9b,UI1,735. Sl72, 322,4I SIG, 3O4, 739
By the above it appears that the excess of the
coinage in the country for the FIVE years was &c.,
so4,7ss: In the year 1852. the coinage of gold in
Great Britain was S42,Sl2,5s7. In the United
States $50, 747,lS7. Excess in favor of the United
States S14,564,s 800.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

SINGULAR HIsToRIcAL FAor.-Sir w alter Raleigh
was the first discover of TIE value of the potato
as food for man. One day he ordered lot of dry
weeds to be collected and burnt. Among these
was lot of dried potatoes. fter the bonfire,
these potatoes were picked up thoroughly roasted.
Sir w alter tasted and pronounced them delicious.
BY this accident was discovered species of food
which has sayel millions of The human race from
starvation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

Brave Boy Bun MT TO DEATH.-The house OF
Jesse Windsor. in Cass county, Georgia, was des-
troyed by fire few nights ago, and with it one of
his sons about ~ or IA years of age. The lad hav-
ing rescued two of his younger brothers, rushed
in amid the flames, thinking third brother was
left but was overpowered and never returned.
Surh affection and heroisn deserves monument.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

BThe Georgetown Advocate says: '.Another
bank, bearing the name of Lafayette has been
started in our town. The Mechanics Bank we
scott stated has closed. leaving some OF its credi-
tors in the lurch. The sign ofthe Bank of Amer
lea isshl up. though it some of the institutions
from abroad, lately established here. of which
little is known in this community 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

A LARGE EsrArE.-The Dutchess of Suther-
lands estatesin Scotland cover nearly 1000, OOC
acres. Her husband was also the inheritor of i'm.
mence estates in England, and thus. their combs
ned property renders them the wealthiest of Eng
lands wealthy nobility.-Erchange.
Pretty specimens of Republicanysimplicty they,
to interfere with the aristocratic monopolies and
domestic expressions of Uncle Sans big farm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30
mar3O-std
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IinSIey Institute.

THE Board take pleasure in announcing that they have
appointed c. Hervey and James c. Orr Principals
Linsley Insituei gentlemen possessing TN
rericnce and qualifications requisite for the position
Under their 1t is believed the Academy viii
maintain present high reputation. and render equal
satisfaction to its numerous patti ons. maros-3td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

GJ-Mrs. Stowe eUncle Tom) is to have Roman
ovation, we see. or something like it, in England.
The good Duchess of Sutherland, the Earl Of Car.
Isle, and several other of the finest lords and ladies'
in the land, are making great preparations TO bid
her welcome from this the land of bondage 10 that
the land Of freedom. Wefervently trust that Mrs.
Stowe will enjoy herself in such company, as
doubtless she will. Stafford House is to be thrown
open for her especial use; she is to hold h. epees
there, and there she to receive state as it were
the slanderers, denunciatois and libellers of her
own country. OF course, the sort of society Mrs.
Stowe is destined to keep in England is so very
high-so veryyfar up inthe seventh heaven of Brit
ish aristocIacy-that she will never be permitted TO
have opportunity to peer down into the horrible
scenes of degradation which every square mile of
an English mining district presents. High life in
London and Edinburgh will shut her out from
.sLife among the Lowly'' there, so that when she
does condescend to come back to this House of
bondage, she will do SO. in all probability, with
6taeker conceptions of American institutions and
AMERICAN society. than she seems 20 have already
We tremble for the next book John Bull will then
tell her to writes but possibly this wretehed coun-
OF ours may survive if, as it has safely survived
Uncle Tom.-N. Y. Ezpress.3 =. = 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

VIRGlxIA CENTRAL RAnRoAD.-We are glad to
find that this gIeat Central improvement is SO rap
idly increasing in value, as will be seen by the
ssnblened. Receipts from freight and passengers
ing an increase of nearly TIA per cent on the re-
ceipts of February, 1s52.-Rich Rep. 1lss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

MA Democratic paper in Massachusetts, the
New Bedford Standard, says, president Pierce
has started wrong in Massachusetts, The eau c
of complaint is the appointment 10 office of men
most Objectionable 10 portion of the Democ-
racy. sos So :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30
Railroads in Virginia

- The Richmond Times has carefully prepared the
following statement, showing the number of miles
of railway now completed authorized by law to
-, be built in the State of Vireinia:-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

BThe proposition of Mr.. Henry oReilley, for
line of telegraph from ST. Louis toSan Francisco,
lately before Congress, is for the Government to
establish chain of sockades from ST. Louis to the
Pacific, twenty miles apart, and protected by the
U. S. Dragons. They will convey the U. S
Mail, and emigrant trains. A line of telegraph is
to be constructed on this route by Mr.. o'Reily
without any compensation from the Government,
either in land or money. This project be COM
pleted, it is ayerred, in Twelve months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

A man was "thrown upon his own resources
in this city last week. dewas injured internally,
but it IS thought he will recover the resources
'wefenot yeryextensi.e OF powerful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

1JIt is said that there are twenty five to thirty
vessels in the port OF New York up for California
alone, embracing large number of the most SPLEEN
didy built clipper ships. There are also eight tine
vessels up for Australia, and all filling at satisac-
tory rates. Those loading for California are taking
in valuable cargoes, consisting chiefly of flour,
lumber, provisions machinery, and assorted goods.
ToiAustralia the chief articles consist of flour,
lumber, tobacco, rice, spirits, and assorted mer-
chandize suitable for that distant market. ii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30
Ronra OF pnhIie Worl,n.

Robert j. T. WHIT Esq, the present Senator
doun will supported candidate for the Office Com
missioner Board Public Works, THE Northern
district OF the State. Mr. White is gentleman high
character, ability and intelligence and having served
years the General Assembly is familiar with tho
system OF Public Works. MANY.
To the uors Of Lte third District Virginia, for elect
ing Couiultssioner of the Board of Public Works.
GentezRen,-Since declining again to Congress,
have unexpectedly received solicitations from various
parts OF the third District become candidate
Board Public Works If you think can OF service
you this position you liberty
whatever OF ability may promote in that
ncction, the best interests of my native State. 40
q l-t Il rs Most Respectfully,
- @Ea s. JIM. H. BEALE.
House. of Representatives, FEB. It, 1853.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

DINNER TO Mn. FAuLkaER.-The citizens O
Hsrper's Ferry and Boliver. Va, have rendered &
complimt ntary dinner 10 the Hon. G. j. FanIknef
10 take place at such time as he may designate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

The Commonwealth is deply interested in nearly
all of these works, and has dealt out pecuniary aid
to them with liberal hand. There cannot be a
rational doubt (says the Tmes) that every mile OF
railroad NV authorized to be constructed will be
completed within the next FIVE or six years. We
shall then have system of internal improvement
igof which any State in. the Union might we'll be
proud. We may then boast, as New York Sena-
tor lately boosted the floor of Congress- that our
roads, if drawn out in a straight line. would reach
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

5OyT9ERE,s NoiUsBiN 7 ). HsssI y
thsr P saes row sol "a eBs
an M l other Dfest Goods ebolo.: El
-soiiis soon Il you WIKI to gel W. n yoI1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

UHon. a, Dixon, u S. Senator from Ken
lucky is still detained at homea by dangerous ill
ness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

This gives total Of 8l9,264 ,437 of gold and
s56l, 5s4 of silver, which added to s12, 3os. the
amount of copper coined. makes total of s19,-
sss.S75. The coinage of gold in 1852. it will be
SEEM. nearly equal to that of the four previous
years. ' '
By reducing the above amounts from pounds to
dollars, at the rate of s4,s4 to the pound sterling,
and comparing it with the coinage in the United
States, we have the following result for the last
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

l. GFCharles B. Ferguson was candidatefor con- :
stableSin Georgetown township, California. His
nounced Shy authority that he Is in favor of the
next war, opposed to the cholera, in favor of higt
salaries, and opposed ouheurrent money and poor
brandy. W. have not heard the result of the
lelectionH " 81 as1&i lRsAb6 sBTtyETTA .sT97o
$50 sslli Iea ssaas17 u s9ai .
GJain Fanny Kemble IS son 10 Il. visit THO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

How time sanctifes things, don'titla weslike
any thing old-old friends, old,wine, ami old play
grounds yea, even the old corduroys in W hich We
once got walloped for coming too late to school
when the skating was good.' For converting the
most trivial affair into IAN object of interest," there
snothng like those months dyears.. WELL there
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

h FiRaItfuaore Piano Forte mi.s.t1rers Y,
DFT y WISE & BROTHER, nIann ..i Re sPsdt
Grand and square Pianos, re s9ss nd
lion OF female performers, 10 itaS 9BJ " n
proyement in the Toucn OF the PAM Y. oT,1i;t.d
keys Of the same Tiano can .os sIsslie str y
fG nrsI Eoff Il Ss iS a well ever
touch Is OF lie first great importansS.ss,.
Of fine tone IL the keys arc not H. Inherent SalIs
eiestic movement, otherwise, ls I'm YfTbost ~
Instrument will remain nIkass;hIe means ~
piano. should not aiI TO give this INV 6id
See business circulars, which may .,,stP,
ase. by addfessins manual ISS;,sg Q BIO
D.m1ssSae'z ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

.-H THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The glass for the New
o. York Crystal Palace has been made in New Jersey
- by Messrs. Cooper & Belcher. of Capetown, near
Newark, who have contracted TO supply The mara
gers with 40 900 feet one-e eighth of an inch thick,
i'f enaneledby process, invented by Mr.. Coop
eT, of the partners. In the Crystal Palace OF
London, il was found necessary to cover the glass
= with cotton cloth prevent the ingress OF the
=. SUMS rays. but Mr.. Cooper's invention the
s' necessity for this Ithas effect similar TO that
produced by ground glass, being translucent, but
- not transparent SO that the SUMS rays are diffu-
sed,and:yeld agreeable light to these within the
- apartment enclosed, without being visible to those
as 'ri on the outside. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

4i2' 4sersinn Hair Dye 7T7=5T
THIS Dye is warranted, If used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, to aobeaui
% t.aai. PERFECT JET BLACK, ..f,s
- 1888 ~ !sft ss WITHOUT ssli5ii r. a. al
, + = Stainfng the Skin. ~
Price 90 cents per bottle For sale BY KILLS q cALD:
WE'LL, Wholesale Agents. and by WIN. r. MCKEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

zeis FuSEnALoF GEN. WIN. LAMBERr.-The funeral
the remains of the late William Lam
bert, Mayor of this city, pronounced yes
% - terday, al the hour of IL O'Clock, very large
eoncourse of itzens, at St. il mes Church.
by the Rev. Doctor Empie There was a very
= general turn out of the Military, the Masons and
the citizens generally, give impressiveneSs TO this
~ the last and saddest token of regard for one who
fhrough SO many years had commanded the esteem
bait and friendship of wide circle Of friends. and
acquaintance The procession. formed to ,es
rs',s. cot the remains to The place of interment on
Church Hill, was composed Of the Military and the
81 Masons. in advance the family of the deceased,
the members of the City Council. the Aldermen,
and the citizens generally, following in carriages.
~ We scarcely remember to have more i'm
Il posing procession, general exhibition of
regard Tor the memory of deceased citizen. Rich
Il nlond Wing SGtu, day. -1 9, 2la
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The Coinage in England, and the United
States IA

An article in the London Economist, received by
the last steamer gives detailed statement Of The
coinage Of gold and silver coin in Great Britain
for the past i've years, and in comparing it with the
coinage by the United States Mint and its branches,
we are surprised to find that in that time Give
years. our coinage far exceeds that of Great Bri-
tain. 5-soss.
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FLOUR AND eaNsRE
Commission Rr1;s


TNHB undersigned, late OF the 6 n, - Is.s
GER, OF Winchester, ViTrini, ~ wool
'ty to extend to his friends his heSfttt !, u ~
liberal patronage siLce resident n M
leave 10 inform them that he has t,Ssr ~ oE
South Howard Street, lately occupi.1 uls;aAI
BELL, and formerly by the late In, q IA
with Warehouse No. 2, South How,T5 St SllrI
ample room to do any reasonable amoa,,t !, ~
erGi Co'Emfssioft BhgiHe4s.- The loestio;S tsrt
the sale OF all kinds OF country pTosTss EsiA
July so1cIts your patT onage. Z
He Will also give strict attention N IL
Plaster, Salt, FiSh and Gudno, &c 7A6dEStlst(
the wants OF The Agricultural ana NsT,..t,LLAst
are such that he feels warranted in ,s,TS.re -
conEignments OF orders with which - s q
will be promptly and faithfully ATTENDED IA b
ssl.a5 o. -.aiG '-l1rl1,z q :. -, MICHAEL MN
Baltimore, March I, 1853. -'HHOartE
BALTIMORE.
Mossrss Pollard, Byrd q Co; q aas
" : ~ d. Stuart a Son; r.
Chas. A. GImbriI; IA
Norris, Caldwell q Co. -
Henry II. Brent, Cashier Oi,,, a!
Valley; =
..r-E Joseph H. Sherrard, Cashi,r a Z
| 80 a- Bank; f-l - -. = u
Messr s. Baker a Brown; ~
yupp1i,c chas. L. Wood g Co.
Messrs. Amman, Mcguire g Co;
|. .-- Logan, Carr q Coz
| 80 o. W. Heiskeil, o.,
msr2s-sm.
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IA NO 4 G 0 Q y sse q
a.. FREDK. E1CKEY ~

= $50 BALT1MoRE STREET; ,5 ~
Importers of English, German end f''
Goods, ...,,,,tf
TAvE now in store their Spring aii s.Ss W
t1 Monnaies, VioJins, Percussion "a ~
Tooth. and Nail brushes, RoseM .;Sn Cus1i!lS,s
Brrshes, Combs OF every deselipL!g}a n,k BcIisp
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Mo'A .
In the Hosiery lire full assortment adj ~
and mixed cotton hose, Lise. Ih Ii.s. Thu z.
lotion hose OF every desc n,rrhreId sbA
FiIIeS a Stsyaitis Patent Thread; Lows sd
Silk Isces, six and Pocket HandAsis'' ~,
Dealers viii find our stock The me h b "
city, and our prices as low as any p9S''
nar2EdMtf = = :. -.--L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

20 HE1yY NERDicr.--In the Superior Court, this
morning, before Judge Bosworth,i the jury in the
4 case of Richard G.. Fowler, vs. Henry q. Bowen,
brought in sealed verdict, awarding the plaintiff
: seUen thousqpd dollars damages. The plaintiff
WAS formeIlY clerk in the employment Of Messrs.
Bowen MeNamee, and Instituted thisiaet ON to
recover damages for SANDER alleged toshaye been
uttered against him BY MI. Bowens afkerle had
left Tie store Of that firm; and obtained Employ.
ment elsWheie- The defendant attemptedto just.
~ the alleged Islander. and hence probably sggras
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

LouDoN County is not only rich in her agricuItu-
raj productions, but hermineral resources are now
about 10 be developed. We were shown yester-
day, the finest SPECIMENS of COPPER ORE, we! ever
saw, taken from the mine now being explored by
ton, about three miles from Leesburg. Thosscon.
yersant with copper mining say, that every indi-
cation presents itself, that the vein now being
worked is extremely rich and extensive The
specimens. certainly. cannot be surpassed. This
adds another item TO the wealth of sLout oun.-2
1A'e"' 'ft'SSSsc 81 5dEffF, eaSah
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-----D DEATH ON THE RiLwAY.-As the night train was
coming down from Sandusky. on Wednesday, the
Dayton Empire says, and when within a short dis
r--5. lance of Crbana, the engineer man spring
suddenly upon the track with his face towards
Ess-s locomotive, and his extended, il to
$50, = brace the 'irou horse" The engineer ;mmedi-
80 aielysounded the whistle and reversed the engine,
- but was TOO near the deluded check the
train in time TO him. The engine struck HIM
with full force, and threw him top olsthe boil.
CT. He was, of course, instantly killed. The man
s could not be fully Unidentified but he is supposed
90 10 be1he same person who went up the train a
few days slnce. and who was at that time noticed
* liv 70 be insane. t.tsfz ssse4.l ayr
-- GrThe Fire Department of Baltimore has adopts
eda plan for paid organization which is recon-
ended to the consideration and adoption of the
% City Council. They propose ten suction engine
---and hose companies, four engins companies, and
three hook and Iader companies. The apparatus
S55a houses are estimated to cost the city s61,240
the expense, including the salaries
est1A the officers and men, is estimated ut S3s,000
being not one. fft part fths value ofthe proper
y destroyed annual ~ by rowdiss connected with
% . crescent depaiment. They propose that the
chief engineer, TO be elected by the fireman, shall
have salary Of $500; four assistant engineers
sq $50; Fun enginsss slooi, six fOremensat sloo;
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The amount coinedin England since 1s4s is a
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CANFIEED, BROTHER, & Co
229 Bahinors Street, Corner of Charles, =
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERs-
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, Rich JEwELRY,
,5.,.,l SILVER, PLATED, AMI. ALBATA WARE 4HD
81 - - ; IA NGY GdODSati Fssis sf7
HAVE opened their new store with splendid stock
2t' GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES! =.
From the most celebrated mixers in London Liverpool
every one of which guaranteed 10 Perform accurate
SILVER WARE OF OCH OWN MANUFAcruRE! .
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets, GobIets CUPS, TunbIeis
sesn Kss hG m s S SSIf
lars, DC, OF new designs. % ~ =.
PLATED WARE.
Coffee and Tea Sets Uns, Tea Kettles, large and small
Watersoyal, oblung and round shapes; Castors Cake
''kS's p' sess S tiSsT ana psTis stands Sc
superb collection of Diamond Bracelets Rings.
suitable for Wedding Gins. y - -
RICH JEwELRYl sr55li
branch q our business Is not surpassed by any
der our own supervision, constantly making styles
etoes which enables us to iveto our customers the
latest fashions, and At 'ew prices. I,..,,
riting Desks, Work foxes, Chess Men, Gard Bas-
kets Cologne Botitss e.egan Vases Pafisian Mar Die
Tables and Work Stands Porte NOMINEES uperior Co
ogne French Perfuneres, Rosewood End Leather Dress
DC pp5 t s hr"'hes' 'air hrusnes'
H3HAE SUPERIOR. ALRArA, wARElE 8 W o-
! Gle, which IS fast suPeTsedIns silver ware.
8, SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS! 80
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks elegant designs, black
yellow drsb ard white marble doi French Porcelain dos
richly decorated - AS3 In
- WarcH TooIs BiATER1KLs oEthe quality CON
st1ntly kept on hand and carefully selected
for the convenience customers have erected 4
large spacious store, giving customers every
our extensive stock Of Goods Adjoining the
rean sales room, ffent another room, over
ieet IN depth, for the Wholesale pcpartmelts
Every article nom iishment Is warranted
TO be asgood as represented! - Z
Be,si@o win do well to sssmlge
co 10 l1lthtnily and pTon1ty. aatGd usls4tf
~ .YsIttl9 y7GANFIEED5 BROFHBi 4 Co.,
JHl =, lfIoff Sign or the Golden Eagle,
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e. nd y q, JOIN 81 ses.s1 Rsw york.