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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-23
Tor baltimore, Washington, PhiIndcIpt
I'm Il AnHu ..n.Ir- :
g s5zsszzs ssass:zzE!zsz $3.50 49,
Great through Line for the East.

Great through Lime for the East.
TTnHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling 10
i Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Branch Rail Road at the Junction aely called the Relay
House, miles nom Baltimore, and with the Philadel
pha, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon The line now completed, and
the whole road Is in fine condition, presenting
most picturesqu: and romantic routes In the world.
The and splendid steamer of the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ing, and through tickets from these places to Baltimore
Washington, Philadelphia &C., may be had OF the agents.
on the boats.
The express mail wheelipg daily, O'Clock
A: NJ, CWheeng timed and arrives at Cumberland C20t
miles) at and allowing two hours there arrives in
Baltimore case miles, } at A. M the next morning.
king the passage through in about 20 hours including all
Baggage checked through to any of the eastern points
without charge.
Passengers baggage transferred the cars
Washington at the Junction. and Philadelphia, Bal
tmore, without extra charge. Travellers allowed
pie lime and opportunity all points obtain their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, (with
80 IN a. S ;,a,anS S SIN ote'1 ~
board tile steamers Of the Union Line the Ohio ard OF
the Rail Road Agents Vince ing q b. For Mounds.
willie. NM WM PARKER. Gen,L Snn,t
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AVillialms and lBrOIher.

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GENERAL GRoCERS AND
G o M MISSION MER C II A N rs /,
CORNER CARY AND PEARL STREETS,
Richmond, Va.
oGer their Sc vices for the sale of all kinds Of Pro,
duce and Manufactures. Goods for them may shipped
By the Bait. d Ohio Railroad Baltimore consigned
to Jacob Brandt Jr the Powhattan Steamboat
Coz Charles Pendergast, ageLt the Balto and Rich
niond line OF Packets, either OF whom will receive and
forward them without charge.
REFERENCES!
Aaron 1ss r. k ssksr' Esq.
S. Brady,
Morgan Nelson, Wheeling.
Dr. NJ H. Houston,
hfessrs. Sweeney q Son.
"'':'' f. E;E'; AZ si;ss" Baltimore
Judge Jno. Brockenbrough, Lexington, Va.
ITAMPToN's TVEGETABLE- TINCTURE, $500
: jill THE GREAT RESTORATIVE
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WArrs.--Fashions By a First Hand.-The
fashions in millinery and dress makers present the
usual features. Fingers are very much worn
nearly TO the bone-skirts and accounts are still
very long, while bodies, particularly those who
think themselves somebodies, are excessively low,
with great deal OF stiffness and quantity Of
bone about the place where the heart is likely &c
come, if there happens to be any. the evening
dress, the pettcoat is usually very full, and the
pocket often very empty. The material of the
bosom is frequently glace, and covered with .
transparent tissue of imitation stuff, which may be
seen through easily. Flowers are not much worn
this season in the hair, but the cheeks got uI
in the usual manner with artificial roses.-Punch
REsrEcrruL.-A strictly orthodox old gentleman
in Massachusetts returned home on Sunday iron
church, and began 10 extol TO his son the merits Of
the sermon. f-es
q have head, Frank said he, zone of the most
delightful sermons ever delivered in a Christian
society. IL Carried me TO the gates of Heauen.'
well, think replied Frank, you had better
dodgedin for you ,oiH neuer get another c lance
The difference between fool and a lore, is this
1one dom know HOW to speak, and the other WHEN.
Avoid them both as you would a club loaded with
headache.
The Maine liquor law question is now the abb
sorbing matter at Washington. The Louisville
Journal thinks that If the citizens of Washington
expect TO keep Congress there, they will have &c
keep liquor too, and pie nty oft.
Turkyis not much of a country for drink; but
il appears that France and Russia have been very
near quaueling over the Porte.
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Something worth seeing!
A. M. ADAMS,
SAVE YOUR ICE.
II U Il N ET'S
PATENT WATER COOLER

PAIENIa WATER COOLER.
IA WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
oSESA offer our friends and customers
$500, perior article OF WATER COOLERS
w OF entire new styles aud greatly redu
tHIAHlsIn ced prices. This article is the result
H4HHHtA ofthe application OF scientific prnc.
EBAHlHaH pies TO the purpose intended, viz: to
EtllHNHEM keep water as cocl as possible, as long
tsANIH5EHi possible, and Nth The least possible
EkllNnHIM quantity off,e.
E3lHEItU heproprietor has long devoted his
lHlA&llH attention TO this particular branch OF
=ssfEHffs domestic economy, and passing from
I'D one improy ement 10 another, has, at
length, arrived as near perfection
spossihle to reach proof OF this is found in the very
simple statement OF facts In regard these Coolers win
satisfy of their superiority First they the
ONLY ATTIC E OF THE KIND PATENTED They are
furnished with two distinct conducting Chambers by
kept at temperature above zero, eight de
from reeZing Ca day) Thus, coat some three
cents day family OF ordinary size be constantly
the proportion. This has been b. actual expe
rtment &c be saving at least cent over earth
en- jars formerly used for this pu pose.
Again, these Coolers NEVER in this way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble
Being manufactured In the most workmanike style, and
handsomely finished in every respect they make beaut
full ornament for dining room, hotel, steamboat.
Animportan Improvement has lately been added to the
Cooler viz: small Pan Capable OF holding from six to
eight pounds of butter inserted directly under
This quantity OF butter be kept perfectly hard day.
without ice important addition TO the
comfort and econon off family.
1f desired. the Cooler also be furnished at small
expense with a FtLTERlNG APPARATUS, which serves
the additional purpose removing all Impurities from the
water, rendering II perfectly clear and wholesome.
The Coolers and Filter be In operation at
time at BURNET'S
House Furnishing Establishment,
IL Fast Fourth st., Cincinnati.
For sale in Wheeling. by HOBBS, BARNES & CO.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
DA NJ RICE s.
GREAT HIPPODROHIlEi I'M


GREAT .HIPPODROA1Ei IND
Menagerie,
WILDE Exhibite d in WHEELING on
Friday and SATURDAY,, June 24th and 25th,
unnecessary enlarge upon the characteristics oil
i this Establishment the neghborhoodof WHEEL1so,
for tits anything OF the kind that has ever b
exhibited in this country It has now been prerared for
the SUMMER CAMPAIGN, having entirely NEW and
sCAPAcIOUS PAVILION Magnificent Trappngs, and
Paraphernalia aid AppointE ents.
THE MENAGERIE
Contains many very beautiful specimens OF ami
mated nature such 1igers, Bar Lopsrds Panther,
Voices, the african Ostrieh and other birds. The
Happy Family. IYa Boy (eyioH, 7teo Lice a
from to 10 feet In lengalt TO he seen for one admission
price.
MIR. FRANK HAMILTON,
The Great Animal Tamrr will perform his pet GRIZZLY
BEAR, om California In the Ring, TO the admiration Of
every belo!der.
n5-For further particulars. see "BuDGET OF FUN"
Pictorial aud cIiptve Ellis, atthe Hotels.
Observation-Disclosures and ~ O'Clock, P. NJ OF each
9-4 Omission SO cents; Children and Servants
W-THis COMPANY will perform at Sun fish, Wed.
nesday, June 22d, and at Grave Creek, Thurs
day, June 2Sd.
jnnei7 1tw6td.
Tor lInIIfmore, Wnshington, philadelphia
and New hork
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Ally grandpa

GIRLs.-Holmes in one Of his poems, says in a
parenthetical way
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y
And eyes OF tender light,
0very beautiful little girls,
And goodly to the sight!''
And as to large girls-"big, bouncing girls '-what
a pity it is that they must soon be 'twomen''-
stately, matronly, queenly women, who are only
not angels because they are not-girls!-who, BY
the by, are net angels either, but vastly more
charming than any members of the angelic hosts
that we remember to have seen in pictures else
wlIereI-Boston Post.
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seoret.rv MARCY on piplomatic Uniforms.

Secretary Marcy On Diplomatic Uniforms.
The New York Herald contends that Secretary
Marcy is decidedly cold ifogy," that all doubts
10 the contrary are dispelled by his late official
pronunciamento upon diplomatic uniforms. He
urres the adoption, by American officials abroad,
of the plain republican dress OF Ben Franklin,
such it is presumed, as that he wore at the Court
of Louis XVI, to wit: ga shai- bellied coat, very
long waistcoat, white crayat, without shirt col
lar short tight breeches, blue yarn stockings, and
low shoes with plain buckles. No moustaches,
whiskers, no goatees, no gold lace, no hnsel,
of any sor, no Cockuey or Partisan pattern OF cut
of fashion, no apanned half boots, no gold chains,
no diamond breast-pins, no flash waistcoats, no
embroidered shirts, disgusting limitations Of Dip
lomatic snobs of Europe, no stuff or nonsense or
humtug of that sort, ifyou please, but everything
gentlemen, of the plain, unsophisticated, unos-
tentatious democratic republican style and cut Of
good old Doctor Franklin. And all,the country,
from Dan to BeeBheba, from Washington to Co.
ney Island, says Amen! So mote it ber'
This, says the Herald, is the first grand diplo-
maic movement of Secretary Marcy. "He be-
gins his career by taking off the tinsel trappings
of his subordinates abroad. Ii there is jackdaw
among them, let him be exposed. And all the
country, from Cape Cod to California, will cry
amen. And this is just the move which our Dip
lomatic corps might have expected. When our
Premier was Governor ofths great commonwealth
he was not particular about patch or so upon
his trousers, provided the cost did not exceed 90
els. and he was Unidentified by the State. He
was never fancy man in dress-he has always
tespised such trifiing insanites-always. He has
had other fish 10 fry. In fact, we are not aware
of single case in which that thing of the talol's
shop, called dandy has ever risen TO the dignity
of Secretary of State. But dandles have been
heretofore, and may have been lately, appointed
as plenipotentiares or charges or as their Secre-
taries, the Governor has thought fiji to read them
wholesome chapter of advice on gold lace and
millinery in general. And all the country from
Communipaw to Point Isabel, will say amen."
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b. SE44 CRABS. SlllI5
IA Qoz. Crabs, fresh from Baltimore an
is9 TsM.PARKER, Market stIee.
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It has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
NERWQIIS DIS. "A &c -

NE1NOOS DloEASkS
IN their various forms, giving new life and vigor, restc
ring Inc and thus nfusing hope
place Of dcsponSeney BY its mild pleasant and
Gus system, y Gu es DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT
DlSEASES Or THE URINARY ORGANS, COUGHS
ASTHMA, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONSUME
TON, ScRoFULA, KINGS EVIL, WORMS RHEIT
MAIlSM, GOUf,NEURALGIA, ST. VITUS'fDANCE
impure blood e+te Va
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have cured Themselves and the members families
by ITS use, after their lemedies had JAILED; som
othem are generous TO recommend 1t to their pa
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MEMS SHOES.
JUST RECEIVED at tina black NJ Mammoth boot, on
case OF mems bueksdn Jersey Ties, very soft shoe
Junel4. -. TODD & DEvoL.
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GrdTia, Val -
After speaking OF cures ON himself he q, ys
-. mas been with the liver complaint aGt
WIN ina bllty, constantly eompaing from weakress
through her whole system She enjoys better heSlt
or years. being entirely restored by the se
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture = 49, tS u A =
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Disasters &c.


THE N.TE ard Z o. big Elizabeth Fetl1
reported Aancolet ed Boston yesercf, lie 5ug
Flsaeuc NON >urinam.
SypStN y. ". Alril A-Ths EzmA from sAn Frln;'c'
foscfd ou0uu D. 9Th February. aid The
fi tor eck rlr trg Rap Frlncsc. Dec D.
S,duev nh - p.senEes On tie m Mirch Oh q sle1
90 parted drove heavy " a.
Island Obtain provision. HAVING f1l-hd
Horou re 18th Jslusr. ~ tie II a
remained ~ ne REF slt ar
I'D paer rescued By ia7 l9
u Tttir
tanning provisions url to natives By hart-r ca1d nue. ~
tar pserf- ID thlne q the opportunity
: oues i The Ems Captain Te-~e Ca1taa I'D
c-rter vessel hrng tie remainder u tn PASSENGER l. q
s'af.c tha acrre ~
H. nutSiafr he BIZ an4
% lien Msfst, steam Alr- I'll Be- di.p
BaEE NANCHisrfE Guy M I'm son fr Qla- before
vrtrt Island q -
drse 'os vile .lopo ar sole
Ite r. ~
.th Forf hsu-s che stu-A -4a~i rices ~
.1r escsI-d RIB cr.s ne cols hrv IheV
The a-C u scr- 1lflrg iercLcx without
arvfhr ny taken Of The Isand
csf.d Car17
r-cr SO ore . he
rdy sni badly u-s5 esvag h IA; be bad
ne Ho-p-a
EF sea AEs.HaM BroEn ballast from Ess,.r rort b1and
ths CIV Bird ni Cheer Hrr So
81 Ct Wih0J; sus.i1irg AZ
dan
stooP uHse hence for El.ter - vale sl..as
thr H1r .tr1cs rex sd 80.
cts csd 70 Flushing Bay, her- he su4k
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Hudson River Market Boats.


G,,.eir Isl of ~ and Farm Produrfs gcaerdlr
IRef os'ed excinayel y he New-Yors Daily Tribune
C,r' n Hunter Of the ea[ss Nswsarsa eraya Fhiay
no's 4 tot OF sIsr st. ron Et. &
Cane, .ie sheep Lamb, 70 live aud 80 dressed ea 80 sos
bale. shaw ts q, apd Dbl Pums o sd sua rolls Leather
C'p ts Of The bars s. 3, ;fc ',T ne faur,t aoras
sSts.Iy the up ADJUST ~ IS ve, Cye. s. >h-ep ga
Lsml. - Fowls iTuls,s ms Esss 20 u5' "a Pi, a;
40 Hay 50 "a suaw, 5 bbs Apples $ Pike Berries 80
tsF charlie lis-. Of t1s Bag. Mil . , Tiat:i.y
S,g,. ne az Sheen I'D i.nb. so Swine $50 sor rarseS
b Hges $50 us AID la, .nc y htes y Butter II Io.
e Be S.si r t E1 a.. 10 box. Ser d Pao p
a, Ersy ioo Of Muiray fon Nv b11i r.
We Win Caves p yesi CAVES ~ sheep ana Lsu. swine is
I Fsw s L Il Fun ~ ~. Wa 3 Vs. rye o7 Ss ea rs
ei.s. 6ais II bss Coz - abs Tsoy ros Leatsr Horses
sbsis. Ysrp. Wo, St do Cotton Yam ~ Ok Beu.
c Me- o. the " s' S H ,S1.s A 5sSa i III d2f
following sIuee. By abe IFP Aus W - Bceves 3~s ~
Turls,, % bis tubs sni pa. Batter BE- Potatoes
tsss fay 50 DO straw ST hIes Raspee- Is b5s Rye dors
ms Al Ja,i oNsaese reports he following arree' y
rs rs 81 Lb. - row. rn,se,. III. Of ss si5
80 eSt o. Currents. 6s.sei. Of horteb-ne l.as. o. ~
p,cu SO bA,s q Rssrbees Is bales Of WOOL Of Thumb
csft ws Of the ssc ReTas,e on Tsur.iy n,rus
~ he THO August , Bee1rs 6Nr- caves, Soep
fs, sSeS Of Saw 6bu.S Of Bers al ,-.p~ b
hs ofWles 70 BIS Rye IS bags Of Feed $50 sasae' Of o.
Cspt Rove The steamboat U;ica rrs Tuessv rhursiv and
Fraak Cafssi
LOVING ac bv me usi iA, u Coz. lud e. ve-,
Lamb 81 F1Sls 80
Ruiier Hay, baeso >aw - b5S Of Apples
Of other Fruits Sc SIDE o. Leather
C.rtn Tren The steamboat Highlander. s-rng' rly
morn ~ a. kn-s,oa, 'ag
bv a laCO sides Lesh-I, Jon b3l
Capt l. aa the steSuhoat " asllaSou, W-in-s
Fr9.v pusuc-s.
rrtof ;oe = ung aroes w The Aas IS B-esS
Cows with vcs - Nc- Cave - SHEEP ard Lsa1s Si r.
~. $50 rnbs rais = % PslO-S
Csif Kcf lee. The barge Connbs, avag fday
Al loot Of Milton. ~ foloWia articles
he Inn Of Aug 2Ccws h Calves IS Yea Caves 81 She-g
100 Fow bos Esss los tabs az pals But
'0 bales Hay. g 90 straw. 10 bb Pears
n rEes cher Fruit J.? bis Cdrr lie bags Ord Fsed
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ASHES The market ssesiy quiet Sales Of IS bbs si75
FLOrRIs 1srket more active &c. savsas sac o. 10
flour AND HEAL-Our uar.et ooeIed a re- better for s
ov sdss Of s'aie and We'teir our andsi be -
Sim, re,fr e,ed he a. g. s,d pan The ~ rove neat
TIE c'se The nf.ror rsde. re sre ald 20 a''n4
s,'ive IS ia g 3 AID reshUouad sce sa-s Of - 1
or soto q as 81. mixed p fancy @c,sn sni at,aa'
srd A. So - a for common % sod ono s'a'e.n -I
M ne W 10 Il, Is az - 81 tr med o. I'D ..r.is5t
IT, - 70 l5o g 81, - siqsi 3 for sqo~rle. C
Msa shfmer sales Of 20 bo Jersey = p snd bfsniJ"ne 81.
DIANA ,ooa demand Wheat sr1 rroe. Of we or
Tire. cent? tser whe 'dl and ,ssy sNes pa
tsim 40 tasel.sood d G.pe,ee oi ba,h- so3i
wy ts.r, 20 e.o. sS. ~ on s1.e
7c ~ ousufd 7077e fr "esn NIX d. a75f fII southern
y.iow eno II a7se for white do.
aotb, 2e ~ We.ie AID - for Prison Drudge better
PbOfIsIONs-Ue densrd for Pork r, bat With s,ea, sn
scy n e. gerej Waise, IN, .a Ttef p rs y ~ .2'
fequ.., 20 .dy saies Of 40 bb. ssaso fr Culs as
for Pune Hce Hans quiet slJas3 - .u' M-,t- ars
.'s@y % & III hha. and Sc: . i sa, ,s sn9
lin 1000 reqresf arc steady M for Ohio and ia8ic tor
HAy~A demand shipping, AMI The market irn ses Of
BJEs@ iX. fair demand and prices without change Sale.
go Pnne American yellow It '95oc ,.,.-e.. g..
400 n puse Ohio i,e Geese al 900 70 1eooe''e a. ic
Hors-ow msilo j. hmer with far demand. Sale ~ b4e
/ At SEC. 2tCO bis Lump q 81 o.
good demand aud prices better sales $4,000
I - f1l
WEIR firm with good demand Sales fuf carg)e
] Fts'e.r sgtule atd Pine az ell 49,
IA~TfRA good sLd - 3 p for bue Nals0 and . 81
] fr hue win of one csfgo Of the former.
skLi-A CARO- Bonare and Of Tus Island a.po'sa
/ Of a. s4G8lc. 200 Asht0net 81 o.
COFFFF market without change and the demand mole
RiO ~ pa Sc 20 mafs Java % lic
SUGARS the large srnya's and moderate demand
bo boxes Brown navana terms
v.fe to not 100 hhds Cuba Nu1. id0 - g.
MOIA>SFS Rem dull prices are steaif Sses 10 l n
ll.t,d Cnfa O. Gc bis New O-.us 80 III
I1si-Our DRY Cod irn S4es Of 80 qIn
d.. Of Siala7 Micsrrei ais he
e,,,.r Sale a. IO ihs N s5qs6for a. T. a = for 80
Frghh Lirs~ed quiet; sales u 2o1
ea. 20 C997Cr Crude Whale firm a. l3ic. Manlfur-i
~ 'I1ierare
l. tIrfS, .
/ Re- better. rsfs = ~. hbis Wes'eru &c
STOPFS-(nr market quiet for So tF lu-lut
tc u6e selling at - joaSj G' RESIN :. i0a 81
Noih C,urfrv. and 81 55qei Ofof Wilmington
Hill sW IN fair demand al regular rates The market IS fi
II stoca is4l0C
FhTHFR- Good Damaged remarkably
Int h and middle wt.b les scarce with less sld to-day
AL Id inward.
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knportaious Of Dry Co ds for week eniing Aug ISIS.
C0suHpti0a

nANVFAcrvREs WOOL.
wsSr,S: se DO Cotton wo5,,e! sigI "a q q sa
siSss DO. Coannss s2leS o. Covers sie2 q do Sh.wis
ga o. a.. ne = 3D. az s 5 81 s, R
SIN s.''''''''' Of Wool '. TOTAL valued a
Cotton. ss S de- cSorsd a. sloies p d. Pna.
rs IS 40 Vsvst. - 500 10 d. Lsces sls as Do Hos
sS sH2 spco ssdo other MANUFACTURES Of cO''en Total
'''F''' SASrr.eTgsSs OF sl.S
900 GsSs sisiSS do a sSssi do ve.ia. y b,
ysy &c Sc sd d. S hi. - NO 49, s. ' la -
Ice % - d.. dS S ssSs. - 3 ss ss r. ~
Szs sdo se~lnss St z O. other manufactures Of SIX s5s
AVA ' NaNVrAorvsEs oF FLAX
LH s s ISL 70 sa sa % f rss s 81 d.
MSnsaeioIss Of ssl2 TOial 10 pss valued s9lel7
4pl.. Straw Good. - So DO Flower. ss do.
ksSsS 10 DO Ma Gloves sse - 90 Mits sa7. Total 'S
''''' HitadrGrals
NASvFACrUgEs wOoL.
a. w0ssD: siS So n. S W' 4: s s8s sS. = S91
DO al D. MeTnOs IS a4 10 do Blankets s2slo Tol
"i P's'' ''''1 SaxUriorrErs OF eorrOS
ss Sac vse s DO Hose 81 ~ d. Spool SIS Tod
IsPls. SIN. SIS SIS 40 ksSS:a ss do Velvet.
q al rl sas: ..a SIS '' fo Is Sao:d s '
Linens sse IS a. Insa and cosisn sss ro. pss
pnp Straw Good. sSes7, do sAAws ssa5 Total 81 Psks
UarekOused
MANUFACTURES o
sPksx Weolens Cotton and Norsted S55 As d.
Blankets sS ga % Do Noseds O. do Sdswls s2lt Do
ocsde s22 do Socks sS7 Edo. Frocs 500 Total, ISL
pkss- valued at sS7,S&.
AaSUFACrpKEs y COTTON
Pls. S7672 sos Total 81 pkgs,
,slued e8g77.
ri g. s sn 50 o' g Sg' sSss s DO S'"A
nASVFAcrVRgs
lPiss Liners rs DO HAndlehisfs s5S Tss u pkss,
,lned Of O., fse.
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PHII fnFLpHIA 40. 51Ti1Fd-fr- UelmlfF nj 'l'.0l'
ohis Benjamin tussh. Lyons new Haven. sph s1t w.
~ d. Lin, Moron
Mar Aou, Haef. Pr1vdesce l. sruce Jh sa
For AID c. A.exaLdus Ses Boston s-Fal E-a3-h Ph1<
bCsfCn
Clrod- pt John Fslu Cole Pernaut.co tnss h-o n 81
Nuuay Beisst ireland, Rrs ksyuers Bs0ui My
CioWe 60. Deumaf late co s,l Tao Bfol-s lrrid FsF
A.1Mdra se~e uvE, boston Ssrh-. Snh. N-spor 3 -lI
n LYONS NeW s--nsh nusbec Clark v ~ re-
Merton Boston Porto cn Tan Bah Ne ts.Y -
ro e5afusr, Bson scl Prosperous tBf J'l-- Md =
ed nark-t, >afsh lEahsth pfrs Ns.r1 J. l. aunE o.
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