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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-22
nrPoIsoNINGn

Thousands otParents who use vornrifge composed of
Castor OIL Calome &C., are not aware, that while they
appear benefit patient, they actually laying te
foundations series of diseases, such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness oflim5s, etc.
In another column will he found the advertisement
Tobensacks Medicines, to which we the attention
all directly interested in their own as well as their chill
drens health InLvercomplants disorders ar.
sing from those of bilious type, should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Livet Pills.
n5-stBe deeeirea.' ask Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor j. n. HoBENsAcK, as none
else genuine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-22

DaowwED.-We are sorry to record the death Of
two children by dro wnng at this place during the
past week. On Friday, q daughter of Mrs. Ulricb
steineman. aged about eigh. years, fell IN the
near Bears Mill and was drowned before she
could be rescued. On Saturday, son of Mr..
Thomas Sheridan. about the same age, accidentally
fell into the Canalwhlle fishing, and life was ex-
tinct before he could be taken out. These are
melancholy vents which it would seem impossl-
BILE for even parental care to guard against.-Cun-
berLand Journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-22

GPYELLow FEvEa on TIE BoATs.-The Louis
ollie Courier of the 18th, says: stWe learn bya
private telegrapbic despatch from Evansville last
evening, that the packet Gen. Pike, from st. Lou
is, will arrive at Portland to, day at noon. The
lower Ohio and tributaries were rising, with five
feet water on the bars.
The Pike passed the steamer Memphis from New
Orleans, below Evansville on board ofwhch boat
there had been seven deaths by yellow fever, in
GLIDING Mr.. Worshanr the CLERK, aud c. HARRISON,
the steward.
The Statesman from New Orleans. had passed
Evansville yesterday morning. and reported that
P. McComas. the cierA, had died with the yellow
fever Wetnnk the despatch allndes to Capt j..
P. McComas, whose death we have already an
nounced in the Courier.
VIM. Cline, bar-keeper on the W. B. Clifton,
from New Orleans, die with The fever, and we
learn that ohm Mllburn engineer of the Liphtuna,
Capt. James Ure. of the Gypsy. the steward oftIe
]. S. Chenoweth, and other boatmen, have fallen
victims to the disease.
The Gen. Pike met the Lexington below Smith
land.
ByOur regular dispatches from New Orleans of
the 14th and 10th, ii appears that the ravages OF
the scourge are fearful inthe extreme, The num-
Der of deaths by yellow fever for the two days was
39S.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE
WHEELING INrELLIGENcER.

THE PRoPRlEToRS OF the Wheeling Intelligencer.
truly grateful to the public the patronage received
daring the first year OF their publications, respectfully
announce that !he SECOND VOLUME OF tho Daily and TIL
Weekly Inelligeneer will be commenced on the 26th Of
the preseit month"; and the volume Of tho Dollar
Weekly Inelgcncer the 18th Of September ensuing
The new volume win open with several important i'm
provement, and udsr favorable auspices, and the Pro-
prietoTs assure public hato exerons shall DO want
ing their part 10 merit continuance OF the liberal pa.
tTolass Teceiyed during the past year.
Tho 1nteigeneer Is printed on large double medium
Sheet and the terms low as those Of any paper OF
the same size in the United States:
%ssSS S$ s. s :5@S
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS & OTHERS.
In order to make our paper accessible to ALL and to
stimulate the friends OF the enterprise to active
tions in behalf, Offer tho following list ofPremums,
10 which invite the attention Of agents and others:
1s-TO the person who forwards US tho largest number
daily subscribers, paying In advance. the num-
her being not less than one hundred, n Gold Watch
worth 500.
2d:-To any one who will forward the names OF not
less than 90 new daily subserbers paid. will give
aa Watch worth $50, OF $50 in money.
3d:-T0 any forwarding not less than 90 daily
subscribers, paid in advance, n Silver Watch
worth s95. or Gas in money.
4th-To any forwarding not less then 10 new daily
SQ0SCTIucFSt p1Iu AuNAlCeB - GHOsu KOAA anu
Pencil worth $40, or SO in money.
6thTo the person forwarding the largest number oil
week Subscribers, the number not to be less than ESQ.,
paid in advance, we will give N Watch worth $50,
or $50 inmoney.
h:-TS ole forwarding tie names Of not less than
100 nsw Weekly subscribers, paid in advance I" pre-
MUM of $40 and in tho same proportion for
less number.
In the foregoing premium list for tho Daily, So will
cout weeklies daily, triweeE'ieI as three
datles; and any person getting up weekly list the
country will be allowed to every daily five week
lies, and every tri.weekiya three weekies. 1t would
not bs u country agents to let this rule be adopted
in cities In no instance the list command more
than one premium, the highest premium would then
cover the Iess.
Persons DESTROYS receiving these premiums
es,ly requested hasten their efforts, will DO
we'd much trouble and expense in keeping accounts, by
n.w subscribers commencing with the volume. The
premiums will be awarded the 1st OF November next,
and wc would say agents. &C., in the mean time
we would be glad receive the names of subscribers
ashley are Obtained while you continue to swell
lists until that day, when he longest pole" &C., Cyou
know the rest.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-22

GREAT sPEcvLArlox.-The New York Sunday
Atlas publishes the following: ave are told that
during the tendency oft Railroad Consolidation
bill IN the Legislature, Hon. E. D. Morgan, Senator
for this city, bought, on his account, the en-
tire stock ofthe Troy and Schenectady Railroad loI
$4,000. In less than ten days after he made
the purchase the blIpnssed, aud he turned ii into
the stock of the consolidated concern for $500 900,
thus realizing ne. profit of 100000 by the ope-
ration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-22

pCuBA.-The Charlottesville (va.) Jeferso
nian, Published in Albenarie county, the resi-
dence of the Hon. w. c. R,vEs, late Minister TO
France, announces the arrival of that gentleman
at home, looking remarkably well and in high spi-
rlts. nmentions an important expression of o.
puion in regard to CUBAN affairs attributed to Mr..
Rives, which is, that should an attempt be made
to acquire Cuba by the U.ited States. France
would interfere to prevent it. and make war a.
gaihst this country; but that Engandis inclined
to an opposite course. and would not lie disln
cllned to see Cuba annexed TO the United States.
TTExSEssEE have full returns from ev-
cry county in the State except Perry, from which
anly the majoli,y for Henry has been received
Tim returns foot up as follows:
For johnson. 62,s94
/" Henry, 60,67S
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ANEW LA>D wARnANr.-The New York Even
ing Post explains the origin of new land war.
rant called virginia Scrip" which is about being
issued:
ga new job, perpetrated in Congress last win
Ter, has just come to light. Many years ago. the
State of vrg nia set apart some public lands ior
number Of these warrants were never located, tae
land assigned not proving valuable. These war
rants have been sought out and bought up Tor a
trlfe, by number Of specuat1rs, who contrlyed
last year to get bill passed through Congress,
king them avaia;.l: .or purchases of Congress
greSs lands anywhere, aud that without the neces-
sity of paying the 80 so per acre which ordinary
land warrants liable for, on being registered.
These Virginia land warrants are to be registered
free Of charge. These new warrants are now Of
fering for sale in the market.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-22

FoRruSl- TELLrNo.-A young gent, in Williams
burg, New York, bound on spree recently, took
into his head to have his fortune told. He cord
ingly visited an old cOlored woman in Grand street,
to whom he made known his wants. The old lady,
having procured pack of cards. told him to kneeI
on the floor in front of her, and place his elbows
on her kne S. He had not been in this position
but a few moments before her husband opened the
door, AMI discovering young man kneeling in
front of his wife. very naturally concluded that
all was not right. He accordingly locked them in,
and started off in search of The police. who con-
veyed the twain to the cells and there locked them
up until morning, when they acknow lodged hay-
ing fortune enough, and were discharged
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RHMOMnI

IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building,
No. 11g, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and uniou streets, where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock. direct from importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleasedtoS have my Old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 wM. T. sELBY.
B-J G. Aecalf will be found at the above establish.
ment. where he awaits his old friends.
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62,S94
60,679

Johnson's majority is, there ore, 2,2l6. There.
turns are accurate. the most of them official. The
full official vote will not vary the above result
twenty votes.
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ncHIY 1MPoRTAN

NELSON'S Premium Chinese lpS' .SltovSIrd, % sy
isSor ' eea ezssse S II IN, s@s
Ing Linens ana Cottons wash.a oy Me- on tie s
wR,er aud softer han an b,GisHeu F1ey ~
WAR; sNt Ed not to niuie IN pneS a.
o of If4e mfIse hS 0F F t @ sTsps L 81 ssI
dilute VITA gallons water to g. sa rofR thrss o
The Chinese washing Eig Ia, Is enough 70 ala u
Wsspg which can be done in or i6e.' wo h'aa
Manufactured and sold BY the s onSrt. Va
IL pu, chased the right for OHIO AS NELL0E
80 Or Jrpicn>t., Wkt+-LlES>--~~
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DEATns AT Observation-Disclosures the Cham
bersburg Compiler gives the following list of deaths
from the pidemic al Emmtsburg:
Deaths in TosOn.-Alrs. Margaret Agnew, DR. "A.
fancy. lex -postmaster,) and wife, Joseph Moritz,
JacoG Duphorn, Joseph Cunningham, Mrs. Moore.
James Colgan. Mrs. Joseph SnoufIer, Mrs. NARY
Grlbbou, ohm Guthrie Of Adam, Charles 'rroxel's
child, Thomas Smiths child. John McColloch's
child, George Mentzer, Isaac Noriis. colored, Bet
sey Ellison, cold. Therese Butler, cold.
Deaths in The country Rev. ThomasA. McCaf-
fray, D. D., Mrs. DAVIS and sister, Mrs. Spauldng
and child, Samuel Davis child, Joseph Although,
John NJ Her. Witmore's child, Grouse Guild, An
drew Dorsey, copd
The tttlerfurther says:-"our stores all close at
dusk, as the country people will not come 10 town
and they are not making expenses. Indeed at
hight you would not believe our towninhnbited ty
any human creature. All the hotels are tenant
less, but Mr.. Riddlemaser's, at the end Of town.
You would scarcely bel eve it, but it is neverLhe-
less true, that out offfteen houses about the Dia-
nond, there are but four not clio ed, and the peo
pie s It for the time. r ere have considerably o.
yer hun, red persons left town on account of Tie
disease" There are several bad cases in the
country.
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sullivan has suficigntly diplomatsed his plans to
present them ere long TO the public in a tangible
form. and we hope that theyuaY prove such as
the 1dsrs in his road will find TO their in
terest but wo can safely say, that until something
is done which viii place that Company on firm
foundation, bya definite development Of its poll
ICY, ii cannot command the hopeful confidence Of
the public. OBSERVER.
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S o1AL ~ olslU Fl $.
PcrsinnsMnir Dye.

Lros's KArnGIRox--This invaluable article, crad
eating Dandru curling, Identifying and preserving thu
hair said by all the best discovered. WI
should think the ladies' would all try it, certainly. Pric
90 CENTS in large bottles Advertised in another column
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Apeany at five per cent, simple interest, for
eighteen hundred years, amour 10 seven shiIlimgs
d seven pence halipenny,.n nut at5componnd -ins
terestit would be q larger sum than could be G. n
tained IN six hundred M lions globes, each equal
tothe earth IN magnitude, aud allof solid gold.--
Gregory Llsetionary.
This seems apockryp hal, but it is undoubtedlyi
true. Ifsanyone doubts it let them put outone
penny interest ana see Unite time Specified
they would not be so lich that Ast6f and evensthe5
8Roshsciids would be beggals in Comparisons
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HWAsiIlNoToN, Ney Il, 1853.
Messls. Nor. inner d Mowhi ay: Gentt.nlcn-Hav g
been afflicted with LiveI Complaint of years standing,
hereby, the enel OF tile afflicted take great pleas.
in announcing that alter using bottles of your
Hampton Tfucture. Ifound lad accomplished peect
cure huve used different medicines Il ON time TO Tine
but have nevel been able cunt good;
anu essig TO stricken humanity that that neli.
cue is found hic possesses te gond Gus power ofpTo.
longing human iie The many cures it has wrought is
sufficient atee oil the beneci4n which may
be experienced from its use. Youis, respectfully,
4 ..J.s CURTAIN HAY.
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rCHoMAS HUGHES having camp eed hs ~, i[" w., 4
his facilities OF manu'acu III heE co., ur &
ole IS stfoiser tLrenienfs tln rys 10 iSOs ,it :
81 ant article Of wea,ms aPl a'e 60, u s,rrS, as
nrrasSti in any city, ard at prices ri nd rlG
lease Ilsar arguments U. m7nn ,sso nj!
TO Ortle warrant hfmim Sayi gro ~ ~ 6at
lin with cali, that they Gu 'est ISSUED o. Os
out in: he most approved styles. ,,hi,.. or any a.
TothOse IL want OF Reidy IN De s"'n! IL Ser' 2
Gle in the furnishing line, lie cat =, u A, IL ri!
eonStSEtlynan Iacurfng, tvtb an eys 70 TN ~
Already numerous cuStOnHrs) TIC hEeS' 90 llh
bic Realy.mude clothing; nude ~ ~ lie st u
al d undo, TIE /. mediate SUI e. II 'ci'si''
tie Sinthc city. ..s;n his G,,iiP
OF Read maze cotlliIq which VII vs. s,: viii ~
they Ca he houg tin The Easte ma 10 ay iha
mac ,gst, Fast All lie asks is aes i'Vn 'N''-
sire TO .ook or pu' chase. TEON IS HuGsE-
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DISMAL SWAMI CAN4L.-The Nfrfolk Beacon
notices the sale Of stock in this canal few days
since, and says that ii considers it very low ana
capital investment at present rates 1t pays
percent. on $3.50, the par value of the stock, and
s1s4, the price it sold at is an eight per cent.
stock. 1tconaiers that If the companypaid se-5
instead of annual dividends, It would
make the stock better.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-22

1The "s'x Penny Savings Bank" of New
York has gone into operation, ard is thus spoken
of in the Courier:
1t "has already. led to small savings on T. part
of large number of children as we'll as adl is,
and will eventually accomplish much good TO the
poorer classes. The total deposits up to this day
per cent. is allowed on all accommodations under
$500, and five per cent. on all above that sum-
Interest is flowed after the deposits reach three
dollars. We have seen letters Of inquiry on the
subject from Baltimore ami Louisville. which goes
TO show that the example of the New YORK institu-
ton will be folio ed promptly elsep here. One
Of the first deposits in tue SIX Penny Ban.t' was
made by an urchn who was without either shoes
or stockings. HIS first deposit was the sum of five
cents; and before the end of the day it reached
thrty-one cents. He begged that his deposite
book might be retained at the Gank; otherwise his
parents would claim all his future earnings. Gas
they bad his previous ones, for the Purchase Of IL
quor. 1t is only necessary to have the objects of
the institution generally known TO induce ttous.
ands 10 avail themselves OF the privilege Of tepos
iting their small earnings. A bonus or reward to
all who allow their deposits to remain specified
number Of years, would perhaps confirm he habit
of making six penny deposits"
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aExEnA1. Deb. I7Yl Fnon osE. OF rllE ,,LDEsr sAe

BALTIMoRp, Sep II, 1861.
known the be@ehsI have derived from l'r namrtoN's
Iinc,uc Fo, aleng of tire have been subject
~ oStruton OF muscular power. aud great debt.ityo tile
vous system, acc mraniel withHaipltat aid fit
terng lie heart had such sudden attacks OH ore
c4siOm could seal cely get home. L.. making OF
my rtieUd, he referred 10 JosephK Staple
ton, Esq old and highly respectable citizen i.a.
mOrc, who had used The Tlnoture under similar cicu
stances called on Mr.. Stape'on, and. uliei
view o. minutes, was fully satisfied OF the med
vttNes orthe Tcture. nom the evidence beo me- Ut
ms own who LOT some time p Sous, ed
with the activity OF youth iM;llcdatey Commenced
using tie Tncure, and before took the contents VI one
bottle, St eugth encwed, aud Tx sisk
and am active as twenty years ago. This TING
wicl when dcsts eyed, the whole system IF
suffering
doGssert Isl in eaty, what IT is ,erres n,ed to be
by DR.. Hampton, the INVENTOR
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AN AFFECTING Sketch.

pThe editor of The Williamsport Journal Of
the Times gives the following deeply affecting
sketch of ga FUNERAL BY CANDLE lionT:''
"Under the head of svagaries Of Human Happi-
ness we some weeks since gttve ,ln account of q
poor, but happy, idiotpauper, and his varied wax
irg dreams of wealth and happiness. Little
thought we then that ttJ Jimmy s., day dream would
so soon be succeeded bya happieron one through
long, eternal night! Yet soft IS; he, too, fell a
victim to the Scourge, aud SAUNDERS now in the 81.
lent c!tyof the dead No sexton's indictments
shaped his neat grave-no undertaken form ed his
coffin; they too busy for that. But kind
friends, who had known him as one OF the bx=
lures of the town-smited at his foibles and hui
mored his whims-scooned out the earth where he
repoSes, and fashioned the "bC1 that encases
him. Poor fellow-his struggle was hard, but
short. We helped him from the rude bed where
he had silently stolen to die, into his snow white
winding sheet. aud gently fastened its loldS; and
when The coffin was finished, lie was lalG, softly
as a sleeping babe, into its closely fitting traTe-
the lid screwed down the hea:se brought Out.
and poor "Jinmy' conveyed to the while 'd9ueo
hill.
A lantern-light funerall All. such sight was
never before seen there-the silent Slumberers on
that green spot for years had oft received acces-
Sons 10 their number, but never before had tue ST.
lent streets Geen disturbed by the measured tread
Of the funeral train-never had mound been
raised ay candle light. Gently we lowered h'm,
bv the lanterns pale, Pickering light, placed the
sod on his grave and with no whispered word save
.'Poor Jimmy" retraced ou' steps aud left him a.
lone IN mis- sleep! Though We spoke not, thought
was busy That day four had been brought there
10 s.erp, but none ofns knew how soonthe sum-
mons might lie for US. 1t was betting us to think
for one who assisted in making his coffin, and the
one who threw the asst spadefuI OF earth upon his
grave, now, TOO, sleep upon that quiet hill
awe have often assisted at the last sad Offices
of the dead-we have seen widowed hearts crush
ed with the loss of a companion, and mothers
nope uted in the grave Of her cmld--we have
heard the wall of sorrow, and felt the muscles to
contract and the tear 10 startn sympathy with the
mourner; hut never have we felt as wedid when
we Stood by that antern-illumined grave, and i'll
silence confded the poor idiot pauPeE 10 his mo-
ther earth!
"Poor Jlmmy!-thy growing is over. thy gallant
" ooings past, thy foibIes ended! Thou art better
of, al least; and would TO God we were all sure
Sit is as well with us as with thee!'"
"Pour Jimmy" the object Of the preceding no.
tice, is understood,to be JAMES RAYNE.
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NJ be seen at any time at the Mayors Office

CURE OF HEREDITARY SCROFcLA. d;
The following ce titicate is eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky, who is known all OF the Saes, having
number OIyca, rep eSrnted hiS Stale in Cong ess:
d. rieasu' Stute that DIR. ElamrtOns Tine
tuiH has uhec cd most eAtlao binary OF my slave
boy, belt. The patient three years nd had
The oua, His fat'er il sc,ulllous The boy was
moyt G mass OF sores rom headlo foot The upl er lids
OF swollen, Hnj Turned iusiIlc nu
hbg or ible mattering ulcers, ami rrOlluded overte
eye Das, TO pr tucc blindness ltts StaLge yet
tue this child-tlIat felt resigned die relic
from sule ng-has been restored lea til under the
treatment OF Or. Hampton. w. p. THoMASSOG, 4
louisville, Maj ch 70, 1851.
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U'Ay Pat PatH said a school mistress to a
thick headed urchin, into whose muddy brain she
was attempting to beat the alphabet, 'Pm afraid
you'll never larn anything. Now what's that
letter, eli?
sue don't you know. ma'am2' replied Pat.
tIhOught you could have recoilected that
tWhy, ma am?%
Och, ma am! 1 mud it well, but sure thought
it was q ny Speck.'
'Wellnow remember, Pat, it's l.
'YCu, ma'am?'
NO! No!-notU, butI.'
Not but yOu, ma am : how's bat?'
Not b"t U, block head.' ~
Och yis! faith, now hi it, mn'am. You
mean to say that not but yott-Nke blockheadn
'F oil! Fool!' exclaimed the pedagogue almost
bursting with rage.
Gust as youpiaze,' quietly Pat, fool OF
blocALead-it's no matter, so ion as ye'er free
10 ownitH
-r----ee--------
Goop-Mr Jones. That is fine horse you're
leading. Patrick. lie carries his head well.
Pat.-rhars tllrue. An It's grand thal be
carries behind him.
Jones-Aehlnd him! Don't everything that car
Iies tail carry it behind!
Pat--No yer hono:.
Jon-s-No! VI hat don't?
Pat-A cn', sure, carries its tail on one side and
its heat, ON til Other.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-22

Dyspepsia, RhcunlnIisms scrofnin, Liver
C0mplMint, &c FROM rHE METROpoLIs.-Pass il
around let he afflicted hear tieg CAD .idngs! This is
but the sentiment q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
For baltimore washington, PhiIndeIphin
und New Work.
Great through Line tor the Has

t4zzs 5fzasz tt55sis.SzsS;3 s $50
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MCCLURE HOUSE,
WILLOW w ARE, &c.
RuGlsaf EmCorIUm.

81 Market Squire West ids, cur. Aarsd IA ~,
TFHE undersigned tales tn olpouaiy 10 exc H.
his tie d. his heartielI tl2Lks ioL We VIZ h..
patronage hc has received sine he bee'rf .ss',
this CT y aid bcgs leave MORN them thI 3s M , =.
continue t0lnanuectu every description o. " W.,
Rattan ware, being ly confident that By :! !, m
TO business he wal insure the at'onaF o. .r,If
public as lie is determined rohi"s shall &c a.
his part TO give entire satisfaction 10 itce
w.rhim with call, wIc e'ley Will ho ~ ;s.t
went OF tile rbove wa'es cons atty on hsIv,
children wagons, cradles, CLAIR &C. t'. ,,S No
dSScrirtiCn ton numerous 10 eItiUi "n"T WGGyEr
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