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NOTICE

hereby given to all whom It may concern that a ne.
i titi0n has been presented aud ed the CO,inis suu.
ers Ohce OF Belmont County, praying for alteration
IN the State road leading from Fairvicw in Guernsey co.
to WoOdsfeid IN Monroe County, by Barncsvie aud
Boston ~ Belmont County That alteration to he on
that part OF said road from Barnesvle TO the Bclmont
and Monroe liue, the Commissioners have appointed
Wednesday, the 9th day OF March next to ear thor
~ iavOrO or against said road. Feb. L.
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GEORGE qENDEL.

No. l54, Main street, Wheelino Va.
now now receiving a LARGE LOT OF CARPETS.
,,,oGS, hoGS, MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and
banJ III UIoths OF all widths, and keeps constantly on
s,i s,ge assortment OF Furniture of all kinds and
al, e. rM,esses M and Bedding of every description
Slt ana Mahogany Framed Looking Classes Glass Plates
e nene.'an ana transparent Window Blinds Blind Trim.
ms m,nss 1ooks, mahogany Veneers, Varnish, Haircoth
Surleu HAIR Springs, sackng, Bottoms Brass and Ma
hogany star Rods etc., all Of which win he sold a, the
lowest prices. sm, ~ In.o S VIC
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Going 10 Quit!

RIACK, Green, Chocu, Maroon, Mode and Cherry
- French Mernos at less prices than they eau he
bought Fast this season-come and see them.
Oct. |, 1859, I'll: JOHNSTON, Jr, lGa Main st.
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Winding I'm!

SHAWIS, Cobourgh cloths, Taglioni's and Metropo,
- lans, and other worsted goods at your own prices
They're cheap, and IL you dont believe it, come aud
look al them. I'll: JOHNSTON, Jr, I62 Main st.
tlrt 4
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Brass Stair Rods.

TX DOZ. Brass Stair Rods, first rate article, jus,
~ received, those in want o! cheap and good ar,
ticle will please Call,
Oct. !, 1852. ]. G. HARBOUR, lI3 Main ST.
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Party Dresses.

RIBBON striped Brocade, aud twisted silk Grena.
IL dimes at less than New York prices Light colore
Giaee silks always worn SALE cheaper than you can
buy them notwithstanding on to quit-call a,
Oct. L. 1852. JOHNSTONS'
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that peti ion will he pre-.
4 sentcd - the Commissioners of Belmont Co., at
their next session, asking for alteration in tie county
road leading from 81. Clarsville Belmont Co. to MI.
Pleasant Jefferson Co. Beginning for the at a stake
marked No. near the residence OF Nelson Vance aud
on the land OF Aner Stlwel from thence the nearest
and most practicable route to white oak tree marked
No. = ON the land oi Slater Brown. EeD. I.
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RibbOns, Ribbons, &c.

FEW pieces of Ribbons which are the rage here
IA now, are on hand yet-haf price. Chinese SC arts
and lots OF other nice things, cheap for eash-cai at
oci. l, ls52, JOHNSTON'S, l62 Main st,
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One Year I'm adyuuce,

CLoAKs, with and without hoods, bought at "Bul-
~ pins" Cloak Emporium, Broadway, New York, the
latest styles al (oet. J. isS2l JOIlNsTONs.
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AN now receiving daily, my Fall & Winter stock oi
carpets, huss, OIL Cloths, Curtain Goods Trimmings
&c &c MY stock Is large and has been selected with
great care, and VIII 10 sold as low the same goods
can ho got IN any other market Those desrous of see
Oct. I, lS52. J. O. HARHouR
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Bs0$500 CHALLENGER aas

w nhIEvEK concerns the health and happiness of
,n Peopie Is AZ all times of the valuable mnoT
take II Tor granted that every nerson will 40
a IN neir power to save the lives of their children and
h every person will endeavor promote their n,vn
healh al all sacrifice feel it to be INV dutv to sn,.y
y ~ assure you that WORMS according to the oni~on ~
e most celebrated Physicians are the prm,rv ramo o
aIee majority oil diseases to which Children an
anns are table, If you have an appetite contnusii
Ghageabe from one kind of food to another Rad R,aa
IAN & IN the stomach, Picking the Nose Iiardnnss @
umess OF the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever PnIss % T
iesuar-tenember that all these denote WOR MS 49,.
Ce nal,. III
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Table and Piano Covers.

IusT received large stock OF French Embossed
Cloth Covers, OF different sizes aud coors some o
superior quality, which will he sold low By
oet ], isS2 J. T.. HARBOUR, li3 Main ST.
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NOTICE

hereby given that petition will he presented to
u the Commissioners OF Belmont County, praying for
review or alteration on the part oi the grade road lead
ing from i|eailve to BarnesvIlle, commencing said
alteration On the section line between Joseph Thornc
hery and Ro'"r idair, running through the lands of
Robert 3dAlr aud John lIoOpcs TO said IoOpes house.
and iro thence to intersect the grade the land of
Matthew Booth or "a ncdr.Hs practicable. Feb. 1.
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Market Street Chair Shop.
WM. IL. SEAMAN

ANcFACTuRER of Chairs, settees Sociables
- stools. etc. No. 1866 Market ST., would respectfully
lhior ms friends and public generally that he manu-
a.ures and keeps on hand, large and good assortment
settees, chairS tables, stools etc. all kinds He
is determined hy buy ing his stock the lowest whole
SAFE prices TO make the best sell at the very
lowest prices His stock of CHAIRS settees sociabIes
en.chalrs rocking chairs, chdren's chairs counting
mousse stools ONCE chairs writing and revoIv ing chairs
ana arm chairs OF all kinds unusually large and pri
Ces exceedingly low Give him call and you will find
ihai Market street is the place buy both in price and
quality. Wheeling anr m 1870
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Save your CARPETS,

3 Doz skeleton Mats, together with great variety
- OF other door Mats. just received and win b. ssIS
vsFS h~sy to~. ], isse9 J,s HAKBoyE.
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Literary Depot Removed,
NEW FIRM.

las. II. McMECUEN, having assoc iated with hin, f.,
~ the Periodical business. Mr.. Andrew Morrow of
fushurlh, the establishment will be removed on or about
e isi oi July 10 one oil the under the Mcclure
House opposite the Post otfce when the business will
he carried OH under the names Of Nc Mechen Il Morrow
Mr. Morrow having been heretofore engaged i'm the sale
ana delivery OF q. Virtues and J. Tails Co.'S Illus.
rated Publications. that business will hereafter he mer.
ged IN the Literary Depot and the same works will he
delivered to at the Depot as they may de-
SIRE. Mr McMechen, feeling grateful to his customers
ronage in behalf of the new frm Every mains w m ba
taken 10 give entire satisfaction.
AS VIII he necessary to close up the business of the
late concern those who know themselves 10 he
TO he same are respectfully requested call aud settle
JuyV' ieo2' McMECIEN & MORROW
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lust received lot OF Mems Drah Cloth Cans of ,b,
~ most approved styles aud pallt rms. Wv
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1852. e. d. HARPER
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fINlIE cheapest Apacas in America-Fine aIpac. all
l. colors worth 3a at 49, beautiful figured black do
worth 90 cts at s5 rich figured Alpaca for trav
al amazingly low prices. At the
GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE
april 1859. No. ia Main Stree, Wbeein,,
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NEW FALL GOODS.

hE largest and hest selected stock of Fancy and ST.,
pie Dry Goods We ever brought To the oity lust omen
70 AZ me sign OF the GOLDEN BEE HIVE, No nd
mah 81, wheeling, Va. Consisting Of every yntc,v
OF H'th aud staple Dry Goods kept in our line rhry
nave been carefully selected expressly for this m,,Ie
Ana IN g"aHiny qWaity, BaristV or rirhnsss are "n
aIsea ,n hy any stock Of goods ever in Wheeling Not
~ hu,hs r me many tia~iHg BHs alout cheap foods
ana wII sell every variety Of Dry Goods for Cash ar
yAH atPronfd e'edh a. cheap any hOuse IN the civ
"a. ad see ioT Yourselves and he for we s,uJ
10 please tDee. -, 1881 STONE A TIIoM sS'
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HARNESS q TRUNK
"NM +HDHR

GA / HAVE now on hands an excellent assert.
hvIM ment OF articles in my line of business:
- Consisting in part, of Fine and Com. Carriage
and wagon Harness Ladies and Gentlemens Saddles Hard
Leather and Wood Box Trunks and Vases; Collars
aes, Trace chains, whips and lashes all kinds and
qualities am also prepared TO make any thing i'm INV
ship.
The above articles offered for sale for cash at small
profits at No. 100 Main Street, Old Stand.
apr 20, 52. WIN. MING NICOII
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Spring and Summer Ha Is 4 Caps.

PECEIvED this day fine stock of Spring and sum.
IL mer Hat comprising m part the following kinds
Panam Leghorn, Pedal, English Luton, Albon, China
Pearl, andevery kind worn during the summer season
Call and seetheni. 8. D. HARPER
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
PREPARE! PREPARED

Programme, in part:
Fine Rich Dc LANES, at 12
Linen Cambria IIandkerchiefs, at O.
Yard Wide elegant ChintZ, at ~.
Good Black Alpaccas, at i2.
Good Jeans and Satnetts, as low as L.
Hest Flip Bleachcd Musns in town.
Finest kind of Red Fannels 25.
Also-The most elegant and expensive Silks, Satins
and Broca AIDES, French Cashmeres Da LANES, Embrol.
cries, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., &c, ali much less prices
than under the old ysem. j. T. RHODES
Goshorn Buildings, No. 49, Main street
r. = Goods sent To part of the city free of
and store open until O'Clock at night.
Oct.s, lr52.
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WHEAT & CHAPLTNE.

Monroe Street,
@ @S WHEELING, VA
<zzN$4ASNSM WHOLESALE DEALERS IN NOTIONS
-xzZ-I&X - SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, WALL
PAPERS, WRITING PAPERS CUTLERY
'o"ns' BRUSHES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, THREADS sTArtos.
ERf, AND ALL SMALL ARTICLES BOUGHT by
, COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
M are now receiving our Sprinp stock In ,yb;.h ~
w invite the attention of the trade pedginp ourselves
as low as any jobbbing house in the country RAGS
' ''''' "ah'eu' april 1859.
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Always I'm ndvnnceI

nlfR Palm Leaf s,awls were all sold last year hut
~ we have another style not out here yet-come and
eethem. (Octl) TIL JOHNSTON, Jr., 1862 lain 81.
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New Cooking Stoves.

{ ,hNETT & DUFFIELD have got up a new improved
pattern for Coal Cooking Stove to which thev youIJ
public. - 0' 0"''o"e's ana 'he
It's cheap, neat and durable consumes mucb Icss fe,
anu mas all the appurenances necessary to compIe,e
cooking apparatus. Wheeliny anr an isPo
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UNION FOUNDRY.

UNION FOUNDRY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND CLAY STREETS, WHEELING. Va.
WAREHOUSE ON MARKET SQUARE
(sign of the Plow.)
ME ARE now MANUFACTURING . supe,io, ,,,ic,o =,
ru looking Stoves for burning either wood or coal
@ ss % al sizes and prices, and of the latest and
NUS epRovel patterns, with and without the shifting
graei Franklin, Canon and Template Stoves plain and
utaes Kitchen Ranges; Hollow.ware; Sad Irons;
Plough Castings, &C., all OF which we win sell AT
prices as 10 offer an inducement to the buyer
Au...,, ..,. H. d W. MILLER.
AZ castings warranted from this establishment
Highest market price given for old metal
apr 30, 1859. ID g. VIZ u
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Spring styles o + Silk Hats for 1850

TIE FIRST IN MARKET,
JUST reed from New York Beebe A. co,s snr;n, s,,
Oh SIX hats-a hat that cannot he surpassed in bill
M MaIy.-hso lot OF the Philadelphia styles Call and
sec tneni at the corner of Main and Union streets
Wheeling, apr. IL, 1859. s. d. WARPER
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Slleel Iron.

lust RECEINED-2JO0 n sheet Iron No os and o.
~ suitable for the Stove business. for sale by "
- GEO. w. JOHNSON
apr w. h7Ss' I'0Market square,
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
WALL PAPER.

WE are now receiving from our eastern Manufactur.
w ing Establishments, of the and I've 81 man
uaetured assortents of Boots and Shoes for sprinp
and summer Wear ever offered in this or any other
ket They have hcen manufactured to order according
to our own dlrecion and are intended expressly for re-
tahg. 10 our regular customers, and all others whu
may favor us with call we can offer an ,a,ge
variety OF Boots and Shoes, which we guaranteed equal
in quality OF material and workmanship to those manu-.
factured in this any part of the United States our
stock will he found to consist in part of the follow ing
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HOEENsACK's WORM synUp,

,,I An Article founded upon scientific Principles con,
pounueu WIN purely vegetable substances bein, M
ie sale when taken and he given to the mos, ei
Comnan,s w and decided beneficial effect, where bowel
@ aan!aled the Tonic properties of my Worm Svrn, ana
"d. t. stands without an equal in the oatsose of
which makes 1t an lniailibe remedy for tbosa taeh
WIN pysePsa the astonishing performed bv ha
ser pnyseians have failed is the best eyiden.s
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Buckets!
New CarnCfs

n DOZ buckets Just received and for sale AT No :,
~ Main 81. (apr 10, '5l.) 4. q. ROBINSON
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Just received
s0d pairs Misses Jenny Lind Boots assorted
5u DO do Bloomers do
$50 do do Buskin Boots do
100 do do do Tipl,
April - TINGLE& MARSH
ftAPS, CAPS-Just received a good assortment of
~ Mems Travelling Hair Cloth Caps--a new article
Wheeling, apr. 10, ls52 g. d. HARPER
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Nautus JOHN capt
BORES IN S0CIETY,

Too many people look upon half the vicissi-
tudes of life as excessive bores, and simply be-
cause. in their limited knowledge, they can see
no essential use in thing which, for the mo-
ment, may cause them temporary annoyance,
they unhesitatingly condemn it. But nothing Is
worthless; it is only ignorance as TO its appro-
pirate use that renders anything of little value
Countless wealth lies hidden in all the creations
of God, and every green herb and root contains
uncouuted riches for the use OF man. How true
it IS that in the perfect circle OF creation, hoth
ing could be spared, Tor there l. deS'gn IN All
things Man, IN his weakness, would crush tue
myriads Of insects that people the arr or fatten
on decayed substances lie can see no use IN
the thistle that springs up spontaneously 10
meek the Incidence Of the husbandman he
questions the wisdom OF Divine Providence when
the pestllence claimeth its victims; yet he knows
not but it sweepeth away mightier and un-
known curse 1t has been beautifully said that
the foreknowu station of rush is as fixed as the
station of a king and, doubtless, the sailing OF
| n cloud hath Providence for pilot
| CT all the numerous bores with whom society
| is afflicted none is more pestilential than the
| sour mantle fellow who is always dissatisfied,
] grumbhng and disconteuted. He is not satisfied
with being uncomfortable himself, but he seeks
! 10 spreat shade of discomfort all around HIM
J If he would be content to contne his mutterlngs
: and murmurings to himself, and TO MAINTAIN
strict seeluslon, lie might De paruoheu anu Pltleu
l,et when he thrust5 his grievances upon society
lie then becomes, Dogherry eloquently OBJ
serves; .'most tclerable and not TO be endured
The sour man is always sour; the milk OF hu
man kindness IN his breast is curdled; there l.
ne sweetness in the acid principle of his compo
stion aaturc has given him quantHm sutfei
of lemon juice, but has forgotten the saccharln
ingredient lie is sour from the rising Of tn
san to the going down of the same; IN sunshln
and moonlight, twilight and gaslight Whel
he wakes in the morning, he grumbles becaus
i. it time to get up; coffee is always too hot o
too cold; his toast and steak either oyerdone
underdone he finds nothing satisfactory in III
morning papers; he is always IN the opts. iol
let whatever party be in government. When
goes out, he invariably gru nbles at the weati
er; if it is u little cool, he calls II Aret
weather; if it is mild, he compares 1t to u
tropics; if it drizzles he declares 1t rams pltc
forks, and gentle breeze is hurricane.
! Those who assume a mourntul and sad al
though they differ somewhat from the sour ma
are much after the same school, save that I
weeping philosopher is generally mourning
himself He will never set out upon 1ourn
without first fortifying himself, by bringing
mind all the horrible steamboat accidents a
stage coach tragedies, and dismal robberies
murders Of travellers, that have occurred WltI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-02

The population of tie island Of Cuba Is ahout
! $50 COO. divided in race as follows blacks,
GA 67o whites GGj 800. Ofthe blacks, 43i ,tUO
are slaves, and the rest free blacks and muiat
fnes Of The whites, 0,G00 are natives or
Crcoles; Sc 600 spauiarls; $4,000 troops and
marines; and l0,500 foreigners.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-02

GENERAL JAcKsoN's Law OFFICE 1t may not
be generally known among our distant readers
that the office in which General Jackson read
law in this town is still standing. 1t is small
frame building, and seems to have been onee
painted red but its color at present would be
hard to describe The hand of time is visible
upon it. We visited it q few days ago it stands
upon the lot of Nathaniel Boyden, Esq. ani in
front of his elegant dwelling. A stranger would
wonder that it was permitted to remain de
caying and unsightly structure in the midst OF
taste and elegance; but there are associations
connected with it-be it said to the honor of the
proprietor-that preserve it from the ruthless
hand of progress. Its former tenant, after a
career among the most brilliant in the annals OF
history, now moulders in the grave, leaving be-
hind him name as lasting as time. rom TINS
humble, insignificant office he weut for; rising
step By step, encircling his brow with fresh lau'
rels, and extending the circle Of MS fame at
every advance, until he at last reached the
proudest height, the most honored station IN the
world Living, he was his country pride an0
dead. his memory is shrined in every heart
TSalishury IN. CD Banner
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COPARTNERSHIPS, + &c.

II
EOPARTNERSHGP. - EpvuND R.cHAEDsoN,
u Bfqaoa ais. aua II CHAPLAIN. of ris ss. a.so
eated e' ia business 'e -ote4 ID ix Is a t n % IN
S.w Orleans, Jaas IS, i.5a js.s in4.n.w
NOTICE The firm Of THoRSHH.I s. McII.-
HlNSY Srl : by !"''' ,,g 15 4Is5
n OTlCE-The copartnership heretofore cx-
rg e. 8 IT, q. f't.. TH2i.ti.lL TX NJ iEN'i'
m a2ay5 ia 4 .e " r@5s l.4 Y ~ ~ e '.q.e' q
''''' I5IS 1i5s,InLL.
New orl-al,, June /, iss:. n .mA'mw
hISSOLUTION.-Th copartnership hereto
- l3- sIt'iai qrt.r he 1u 4 HiMLToy MAckiNpke
"a WI l4Silil6S. III g"l '.sS.i i c.1.ssi 4 u.
& qaar % e.. ,a@is,S is Of aiiToV W4oR<BHEa 90
New r..na., lone i l-s5 i"m
ygNHE COPARNERsHIP heretofore existir
n7nD'LL OK ". s..a'.i ,g.aq so..-,, tie 81 ny
j6HSG HAEDliL assumes tae 'aai .l a,s 4, 4 y.
Sew orIesl, i,as ~, is'a, wSl II. BATsOS.
ne The undersigned have formed Copart-
nni Il joas 9 HAhonLaeo. llol' ,anEsyy tisEEPs1
vs'HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
ht~yh the uns,' sE-d o.ier %. .tge q H. LTLtJo'iN
llr'pEk N, ths day doysd y i'Ga or'-G s9n..l Fnd
ge al ~ l.,te ord arc sot- al yel 70 'rs ~
>avs Of'rab.. Jsue H., ls.s. AIN Henderson,.
gz;s- The undersigned, having purchased the
ir.t Mi JOS. Tn ILEipiN /. We t5n q LIT !OI
ITS SfEE~pN 4iIi rt- WHOLESALE tBts EEI btS
NESS tl.lr -taal, 40 Magazine Er.
d 4 HENDERSON o., aud a.lt
! tsr.4,4 rhat4d hna. l.IIuetl SAM. HESiERapN,
/ le,7 I'm ALth tIfNh"t,roN.
/ nISSOLUTlDN.-T copartnership hereto
5 e le.. ys;f Il. '1 @ s1aS ass + N
al TeraHs slt.tl-f t
~. it- Said STONE, vo s'oH-
Z Il4d b. =. .:i- t4s came CALEB %TD$E,
| GEJKGE II HALWOf<Itl.
Ssoorsals Fy5tua.y .t,isy2 i-A
/ NOTICE The subscriber, having purchased
y mares, q GEORGE H. WAI&oETH n ,oe f17 ~
tDiA on, r. W AklNtI ~ AGENCY EL-i
tEss uatrr aIuNE Eh!wpEFH NJ --st l.
CALEB STONE - I,4auF i7U asstrset.
! %e~ Orleans Ftfr a. rs. I'll
4 tOPARTNEBSHIP N0TiCE.-Mr FRANCIS
~ v, WILLIAMS & E,sr coaaef'a S.tes ser z "a
Of 9. c. tC6ERT co. IRE tr7, Last. The SIM
AGENCY AID GENERAL CONHilsSipf at&iNtss viii te
srgl her,;oe, rldsr ie si trnt oi ih'
! -nI-rs1 glsi. 5H1lt = Z. btt.IlEl,
S.sl-5ears, ,SeptsuJer liza FRANCS W. WILLIAMS
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RED RipER.
.HLHB.4.M4 RIpER.
REGULAR PACK EIis.

q AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMFR . IN ;,
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