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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-01

Commemorative were IN error IN stating that
the steamer Thos. Swami would make her trial
tnp on Monday. aud that Dir. Swami had presented
her with suit of colors Contrary to our custom,
we adopted the reports of those whom we thought
knew all about the subject, instead of going to as
certain the facts, not having time to do So Here
after, we shan not rely on any current reports Tor
such matters. We can readily appreciate the
bother which such reports occasion Capt. McLure'
who's prompt enough in filing his.cOntracts pune
tually, without being expected to do SO in advance
of the time. We are always obliged to our friends
for correct information designed for publication
but would prefer that they would dot give us doubt
full or erroneous reports for that purpose
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By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHEDF oRrnEnAiLYlNTELL
ARRIVAL. OF THE lGEoRGIA.

The steamer Georgia arrived to-day, with Cali-
fornia mails, and over two millions and half in
gold. She brings lao passengers.
The bhrque Cuba, Sherwood, master, was lost
within three miles of Navy Bay. The crew re-
turned in the Georgia.
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D-The psrmanency of Dagnerreotypes makes them the
fs par eresleee the present feativs season. They
arc not only in their fixed and Stea
.dy ineaments we ebbing and flowing mind ex
preston ever varying" II would secure for some
friend prize of this kind, cali at Fans Rooms and he
viii fit you up one that win be entirely satisfactory Rooms
aeO MainSt s.--E-..
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FROM WASHINGTON.

beCeuOeE OIL.
Mr.. King IS better Congress is not in session.
a despatch from Concord represents Pierce as be-
ing we'll to-day.
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a. New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,


Patent PhoBgene &ns,
ron DUR NIEGI n 7 H E " E.
This Lamp for Producing Portd6Light, il confidently
Recommended superior 10 e1:y other 1toac in sthe
TIME LIGHTS produced by the burning of en- aSIttorn
Gas which is emitted in beautiful jets from small per-
EOTations in Platna .,.i-s,
The generated it used by the heat Of lite OWE
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Iamp Thus perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aerioTm Gas.
Its construc lom is SUCH that all possibility OF accident
from entirely removed and the great simplicity OF
IT'S nlent TO get out OF
any other kind lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming as do the Oil and Camphene Lamps and burns equally
we'll either with or whou glass globe shade, and PCT
fectly free from smoke or odor.
The opinos ofthe scientific may be learned from tho fac.
that at the Annual Fair OF the American Institute in
sILVERMEDALIvas awarded to the Inventor, and DI.
poma to the at the it pron0unc
ed the BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
j. X. DUNBAR & co, =
si ~ No. 90 Monroe at, near the Post Office
selp15 Wheeling, Va.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Dec. 81, 1852. p.
Late Mexican news says there is rupture in
the cabinet. The Minister of Foreign Affairs has
resigned 1t was supposed tie whole cabinet
would resign.
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Aeough requires something to be taken. frequently to
sofd sTeedy relief Bryel's Puiusnte Wars very
,eetGaI remedy and convenient to carry in the pocket
Price 26centa. For sale by 1. H. Patterson
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SOUTHERN FINE ART
T. b. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, S. c.
GEORGE WASHINGTON!


UNPRECEDENTED IN ANNALS OF AMERICAN FINE ART!
WELCH;S magnificent Portrait OF washington-C2O by
wv &c nehesl-Engravedo steel (by permission) from
Gilbert Stuart'S only ORIGINAL painting.
The celebrity OF this great engraving has doubtless be-
familiar household words TO the minds OF
~ person in the United States who can read.
EVeTY Artist Scholar Statesman and Jurist in
country and Europe, capable of judging has pronounced
WEIGHS WASHINGTON
perfect transcript OF Stuarts world renowned painting
and SUCH the only correctly engraved portrait in cxs
tcnce.
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
The only merit this Portrait OF Washington Is
the Senate OF the United States and the most cecbra
cd Scholars Jurists and Statesmen OF the United
States pronounce 1t the only Portrait OF Washington
ever engravedlF
Particular attention is invited following letter
from the Hon. Roger H. Taney Chief Justice of the United
States:
DEAR SIR-AccePt my thanks for the Portrait or Wash
tom work ofaTt its excellence and beauty must strike
every it; and happy in its likeness
the Father lis country II my good fortune TO
him in the days OF my bOyhOOd, and his whole
appearance is yet strongly impressed my memory The
portrait have issued appears to me to be exact like
representing perfectly, the expression, well the
form and features OF his face o.. IT,.
With great respccti
lam your ob't servant,
! Geo. w. Chtlds, Egg, Phila.
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OFFICE oFrHE pAILY.IN 1ELEtGB cER,

- - I . IS JdnlaaFy I, lit39s5 p :
r1+No,s-It should be observed that tho quotations
gwen below arc the 4otsaale Prices! We state this
fortle bcnct or those who may have small orders
I'LL and who may be charged small advance on thcS0
prices Generally however, both city and country eusto'
ncrs can rely purchasing from our wholesale ~
cbalis in ny4uantts at the regular Wholesale prtses
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THr RAIv was coming down last night, thick
and fast. One would suppose that it was about
sllnf1l the old year would cease its reign.
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.Seoond ArriVal Of Winter Goods.

iSecOnd ATT1Va1 Oh " 4AL61 6OOoS'
ID EMRR & BRO, No. 30, Main st. Centre Wheeling,
III have just received magnificent lot OF Paris style Bon.
nets made and tTimed entirely different from anything ev:
brought this market Also, large assortment
French Mernoes, Tibet Cloths, Apaeeas ect and va
rioGs other goods Ia style and quality, and low In
prices;
In addition TO the above, having very largo stock on
hand this day began sell them at astonshDgy
low prices, and adopted the motto ''smal Profits and
,Quick Returns Purchasers wishing to money will
hind Il 10 their interest TO favor US with CALL
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wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
election OF nine Managers OF this Company will BIO
lie at the Council chamber in the city of Wheeling
bV the Stockholders Monday the Sd day OF January
1853, commencing at O'Clock, p. NJ. Il.
Business OF importance will be submitted to the Stock
holders, and a general attendance Is requested.
by order Of the Board. -
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Death OF AMOS LAWRENCE.

Amos Lawrence, one of the most wealthy and
benevolent citizens of Boston, died very suddenly
last night. He was taken ill about midnight, and
lived but quarter of an hour.
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! On, C.nn,Ens desire to be literally remember
"a to.dav. Their address is very neatly gottenup,
Hd oo1t.ins very convenient Calendar, besides
the machine poetry,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-01

--E6 PT.SEa will be issued from this Office on
Monday cause-all the printers are expected 10
be on New Years bust.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-01

TaE EDrroR OF THE TINES has repeatedly stated
that the Intelligencer was started. and has been
sustained, for the purpose Of advocating Prlncl-
pIes and men odious to the public, and has intma-
ted that lis editors and proprietorS were not en-
gagged in. an honest and respectable business. We
enied these statements in the most emphatic man.
rler, and demanded that he should give the public
the euidenee of his assertions. In his replies, he
has eyaded the points at issue, and maniteSs very
peaceful disposition. We are, therefore, to infer
that he is convinced of his error and GbdndOns his
positions.
There is nothing left of the controversy but a
j. faw small matters between him and ourselG per-
sonaIy, and we are compelled to remark, if he in
tends to say, in his article of yesterday, that we
have obtained his, or any other PERSONS manu-
scripts, in a suneptitious manner, he states what
Is false. This language is sufficiently emphatic
! for any persons known as gentlemen When
.awe spoke Of his writing "EsQ." after his own
name, we referred to his habit of calling public
meetings on his own authority, of his writing the
proceedings himself, and his own name in star
ing capitals, with the ESQ. to it, and of such
manuscripts having come in the course Of business
into our possession, and properly belOngingt to us.
In relation to our Directory, from which, he has
,.compelled US to repeat, he plagarized his history
Of July 4, 1s51,-if the public have any under
standing of his allusion to the subject it is that he
means to say we ''made up" that work under
his asuggestfons." This we are compelled to pro-
nounce false. We did not write the work while
we were connected with the Times Office, nor did
I'VE adopt any of his suggestions. If either Col.
Kelley or ourself made up the census, Cthe second
meaning of very ungrammatcal sentence) under
his suggestions, it is remarkable that we brought
out the manufactures at less than 100000, while
he had previously published them at 100000.
We repeat that we should not have mentioned
such 'striaing matters,'' had he not assumed a
stupendous dignity unnatural to any man, and as
signed it as cause for his silence when we de-
handed that he should answer our acquisitions
upon his:evidence. Hereafter, let him remember
that true dignity impaired to one by his acts and
that every one is, perhaps, better kn0''" than he
is aware.
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pJaniehnd min Ware

TUsT opened assortment orspendid Planished Ware,
81 consisting OF coffee and Tea UTns chatting Dishes Oys
ter SteweTs Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers, Teap0ts Egg
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the attention oil
ths public to varied and beautiful of House
@1'' 49, Hobbs, BARNES & co,
No 2S Monroe ST. near tho Post Office,
Wheeling. Va.
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Important 10 F'armers!

Important to Farmers!
the time is approaching when farmers will prepare
IA their ground for spring crops, the subscribers res
pecy inform them that they have large quantity of good
clean Barley seed, which they will sell at moderate
price, loan favorable terms provided they get the
produce which they will pay the market price, ffty
five cents per bshel; will contract term Of years,
and will pay yfve cents bushel cash, for all tho far
mers will grow and deliver at our brewery.
We make this offer TO farmers hoping may induce them
TO raise much Barley require, without purchasing
in foreign markets. hitherto been compelled TO
buy large quantities every the States OF Kentucky
and York. also in Canada, for establishments here
and in Pittsburgh.
We beg suggest the necessity OF sowing plump
grain and to be careful in harvesting threshng and
cleaning as we cannot Inferior damaged Barley.
we will also have good Winter Barley, for seed ready
to next Fall -
decf0-3md GEO. w. SMITH d Co.
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The Primary Department.
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

b. WELLSBURGj VA. Is.
THE Fall session this School will commence on MON.
DAY 18th OF SEPTEMBER and will continue five cal.
endar months. sis..--.-,
unless by special agreemenand when once entered no
deduction will be made for absence during the session.
cept cases ofprotracted schnessnor will any pupil be
permitted TO withdraw Thisrule is positive. d.
TERMS:-g#i3.. ~
Daypupils,-Primary English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. :........... i2W
Bo1Id and Tuition per session ofve months.! 43 90
halfnvariably In advance the remainder at the mid
discount Of 5per cent will be made the bills otall
Ministers of the Gospel
1For further information catalogue published BY
Board OF Trustees.
1a.- SAML u. ToMPKINS, Rector
Wheeling, Sep. 1s, '62.t z4.t4s
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Read This!!
kU ATS Nervous Anidote and Physical Restorative
wv The medical wonder oTthe Agel This medicine Is
4laran6eed to cure NEURALGIA, RHEUldAILSM, EiIS'
<iOUz5 Dc, dc.
Prepared BY DR.. TALBOT WATTS, New York.
Just received and for sale by
dec1eI1 Gazette cOpyoTzii 81 Union street.
10 sD SaoSl9 lllNo f''si KfI z & CALDWELL
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Notice to Housekeepers.
=. LINZ lEIlIICIIll Il II Gel.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale
TIME undersigned has the following property for sale, all
OF which he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
Lot Three square six Main street North Of
and adjoining the Meodcon buildings This - one OF the
most yaluabi building Lots in the City.
Also 1GO otsin South Wheeling Gate kitehlet9W
OF The most valuable Lots the ISLAND add
ton to the City. VII. .,., ~
M / and Churc hill No. 2, additions othc City.
will also sell in parcels to suit purchasers 70 much n
tho land within the corporate limits OF WheeinS as has mol
been laid of into lots being upwards o. One hun
dre Acres and being the iii the occupancy oil
Abraham Altman and held by me in truSt FOR Mrs.
Emily Zane. ,,,,c,,, ,D,,EPporc
Wheeling auG3O-h. FkANClS Il. ammo hONU'
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Dyeing to live i!
FTRTH a. DAY

Dyeing to live
FIRTH 81 DAY
Sepenth ST., three doors from Dr.. ToppGn's,
-" STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
Would inform the citizens Wheeling and vicinity that
they commenced the ColoriuR Rusines9 In every
branch Silks Cottons and Wooens, warranted 10 stand
coiors Ladies' apparel eneen's Coats Pants, Vests,
Fnncy CoIorB
or every shade got up equal TO new Ribbons. shawls
and yhing in the colOTng cleaned pressed and
done OH the shortest notice, and on easy terms.
nBArrangements have been made with the steamer wi
.i. JAS. E.FIRTH,
sept14 - JOSEPH DAY.
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Virginia Fire, and Maine j
StJRANG COMP AN e,
ORsRICHMOND,4sN AZ. q tsf: : ( IS /.

T. OA&R Il 4ttt4ll $HUusOu0.sSss
(WHICH WAS All PAID iNs AID sRcuREpil
pilttabe RiSks of rppeTts indasHe
loss, either. on land or WdtfT. .
TISi is OF tho oldest established Companies in tho.
United SateR having been in 6TistGnCe0 20 yesTs,
This company has always met its losses promptly and
has had lawsuit during the whole time Of Its exist
Since Its establishment it has paid to tho
amountof nearly z.
S1,OOO,OOO!!
We would refer all who rested in the OF
Insurance. to all the leading merchants, sand pro
essonal men Of the city OF Richmond and TO Henry et
and John Thompson and the Rev. J. ID. McCabe, of this
city. ,Ie ,5.e.,tl.,.,
TnOs NJ At'RiE En- Secretary yopspy q pTuup
Agents for theabove ca, in Wheeling and vicinity.
OFFICE: No 80 Main street. en- 100 njV12-6md.
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Read ThisI
From the Hon JOIN, Mclean Associate Judge OF the
Supreme Court:
CINCINNATI, 18th Oct, 1852.
Sr-I thank you the likeness OF Gen.
1t excellent the latter part OF
his e his grey hairs his tall aud venerable frame, tho
sincerity and kindness of his expression and manner
tivated all who became acquainted with him There
educated at home abroad, however
much they may have associated with foreign courts who
could equal the grace and manner OF General Jacksons
in social circle Whether consider him in the
field in the drawing rooms at tho head of the adrlins-
tratio. he was remarkable man.
With great respect, ,
Geo. w. ChrIs; Esq. y
Great Inducement to Club Subscribers.
enable all possess copies OF the above ec
CANT Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers the follow
CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS.
To wit:-For club of five, 5000
.; . ifSPs 4 3I,SS
Eth copies OF the works wlll be sent :faSe
On receipt OF the subscriptions the Portraits will DO
postage Cat the sole risk OF the subscriber
to one address, to each of the said club, desired
AddTeSs-ROBERT KING,
Agent wechs Portraits of Washington and Jackson
for State DIVA, Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
dect0-1mdw
Attention.!
TAVING Just returned the Eastern Cities, with
IL more than double the former supply OF
Fancy, Staple md Dom estic Dry G Gods,
The subscribers how preparedto oer more than or
binary Inducements to purchasers, having made their
lectOns with the greatest and trouble, having
the wants and tastes of every ater themselves that
they will be able to sell to every customer the most sat
isactory terms, both in regard to quality and price.
Please call and examine for yourselves at
ROEMER& BROTHERS.
No. 49, Main street,
septI6-3md.c. Centre Wheeling, Va.
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( Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
~ JER;H. b. SHEPPARD would respectfully I'M
k5A wife the attention OF his friends and the public
generally, 10 his establishment, where will be
found constantly hand large and well selected aSsor
ment of all articles in his line, consisting OF SaddLeo
BridIes, Harness, Iron frame and Wood BOX
Trunks, vnIiseA, Carpet Bags, scotch Upper
md ETou. skin Collars, H aI1ea, Whips, &C.
All Of which arc manufactured by competent ormen
the best materials, and will be sold CASH.
Those desiring purchase requested to call and OK
a sspl e ,nfnselVs1 Main St whesas va
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ONE b IE1s j \ I ] !.
Religious Notice.

The Rev. Dr. wHEAr. tits expected will preach IN Of
oba.eb Centre Wheeling. tomorrow evening" 10. so,
tiee az o,etsck, Seatsfree JAN
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EIal5 4 4 3 1870
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WHRELff5e a ld.A.RllRF.

.05gEll L..
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REP6RTED. FoR THE INTELIIGENoER. :
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y ~ u Save Z our CnFpetal 50 n - q
q DoZ skeleton Mats, together with great
Il other door Mats just received and viii be sold vel
.IeuJs = = BTEssfls syiss8s j. @. HARBOUR
sAsi54 no. 14S, Main at
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The newest dodge" for turning peeo,1nya,n Y
that which the Sixth Avenue Railroad Jntt;ng
in New York are perepetrating, nagsm to nd.
out the PANELS of the cars for tg5I istters some
vertise their goods-some in pa
in gold leaf-accordipg to r.
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IS asked, as he lay sun
A lazy genius wn H9fass, what was the height
nf s ni,m nshi, On Replied, g To marry rich
w;d n,s . Im9,' " a cough"
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DAILY CRESCENT.

of oppressive government. He rules with an
iron hand, and still, in various small ways, courts
popular favor Recently. while walking in a
public park in Paris, he noticed a group of chill
dren at play. He stepped up to one of the ped
ding booths and bought out the whole stock of
whistles, horses, Jumping jacks, sol Tiers, wheel
barrows, etcs which he distributed to the chill
dren, to their great delight.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Office Home Mutual Insurance Comnanv

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH oF ORLE CITY of Sew Orloana
Be irsmemhercd that the Of January 1854 T me- h
ubscrher Justice OF the Peace
Ally appeared Alexander Brother President James H. Wheeler
Secretary the home Mutual Insurance Company OF New Orleans m
being daily according nw aep1s XII sar he M above
accounts are Just and true aud
company, ,,,u. A. BROTHER, President.
T. " JpNTE, Second Justice Of tie Peace
Of the Parish OF Orleans.
~ Inc Board OF Trustees have dieu of Forty Nnr
FER cent or he armed premiums Of the Company year en
the LIST Of Aach 20 ~ ~ manu- 100
guy to insure against Che Ycla the
~ @ Or Aab' uy re, a. the current
ailp street, ALENANpEB BROTHER, Preslput.
, =, ~. JOHN 4. SHAW, Vice Ptsstirnt.
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MEDICAL.


GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, no.
" IsI REET-J WRIGHT CO hay'ngiesoN.ss
70 stand department Of their s-r nave '
with the propr the genuine popular
ctnes Sas keep ns-1 constantly
fresh and rates fer hes,< me usual ma
enabled TO ohe' tns
the assortment which can De iouna
othr IN
have acquired facilities iof
the liberal sa and are now
upry ptcs low, that the
mil handsome his Sssnrn sithe
establishment he found u
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following st
furnished to deae
erom to per than ~
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A genius in Iowa has invented an engine that
he supposes will supersede steam. The motive
power is gallon of fever and ague boiled
down to pint,
We suppose he thinks the invention some
" great shakes" and intends to run it on he
road to death.
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A., o,.4ady writes to know who is General
srn,Ty, that his name appears so often in the
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"women's Rights''-to have husbands and
children. Womens wrong-to be compelled by
the force of public opinion to obey the former,
What says Mrs. What's her name, who, having
survived her bloom. takes to g Boomers and
talk about enlarging her "spear? [Bost. Post.
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/ PLAsTERs.
Sherman Poor Mans
|Allph4s' cor Mans
IAiisbtss diaRubbs BAck,'
The lmpro, ID Poor Mans,
lew Dayit'aor Hebrew,
Petsr'a Vegetable,
Enapp's indian, ,,,.
/ While'a Marliue Spread Strength
euing,
| Whiting 'sStrsngIheuing,
Kidd'a Imperial, ...
Harrick'a Royal,
LlNIMENThs
Butlet's Bone and Fever,
BMtins's Lotion,
DayiH'H Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, scianA' He~r'
TOOTH PASTEs.
Srerman's Cotapolnl Orrls lo"fa,
Thumpson's Aromatic Too.h,
Ioaea'a Toclhtrhe.
LO2ENGts.
shern sa'l Cough, Worn CAmp'e
CbIns's Worm,
NulAr's Cough
nkOto
SOLOMON aCtlhg
-a.aaris r00,hsrhst
.VLlisma's To- hafhpi
AHSCELLAN EOUsI
Thpms Extract,
W,utr'l AFunnuu ttvNrI
Cuusr'u Spanish Mlt.its
'iatAer's RtHe,
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EeLAsFFR AND MARBLE DUsT-2O0 M. :
- = ttlAs y kF.Et;gft f3ti. l ~
"a. teasEssrnts { J, 4 O.
Fti y s.ss-iss = asa sssassss asessE. u 81
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, NJ, SADDLERY Ware GA
" House.-ANpREw G BULL& co, No. II Canal Sys9hA
street NawOeans, and Magazine streets,
Manufacturers Importers Of sADDLERf and sADblEWARE
complete assortment Of Saddles
Brides Mgrsles Trunks WHIPS skirnV, Harness
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srripou At No. II CANAL STREET. - = -
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