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The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

A PoLlTIcAL TRIcK.- Several members of
the Whig State Central Committee who favor
the election Of U. S. Senator this winter,
wrote letter to the Whig Members of the Leg
islature approving their course in opposing the
said election. They at the Same time took oc-
casion to commend those Democrats who op-
posed the election. The object of this trick
was supposed to be to aid the friends of Mr..
Broderick III fastening the charge upon those
Democrats, of boiling from the regular Demo-
cratic party. and of giving aid and comfort to
the enemy. Through misrepresentation the
tricksters obtained the signatures of several
honorable members of the said committee, and
the publication of the document The rascali
ty, however, rebounded upon the heads of the
wiley schemers, inasmuch as those very men
whom they had tricked, Immediately denounced
IN properly bitter terms the entire disreputable
affair. When viii politicians learn that honesty
and ghtforwardness is the safest and surest
road TO the high places within the gift of the
peopla
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

SALMON RIVER AGExcY.-J. w Evans, Of the
firm of Best & Co is our agent at Bestville
North Salmon River, Klamath County He is
authorized 10 receive subscriptions aud adver-
tisements for the Courier, and receipt for the
same
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having Claims against the estate
IN OF Peter Moratta, deceased, are required
TO exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the date OF this notice,
to the undersigned, or they will be forever
barred. d n HARRIII
March o5 1854 st Atln,p;strntor
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

p The weather during the week has been
Observation-Disclosures beautiful; the sur
rounding hills clad in mantles of green, and
decked with loveest flowers, charm the eye Of
the beholder and agitate the heart of the medi-
tatlve bachelor, as he wanders forh-especially
II he accidentally comes upon bevy of merry
brisht-eyed, glorious girls, with cheeks more
brilliant than the fresh flowers in their hair, and
laughter sweeter than the az music of the
spheres Ahem, here goes for kiss all round
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

CONGRESSIONAL FAvoRs.-We take pleasure
IN acknowledging our obligations to the Hons.
Gwin, Weller and Seward. of the Senate. and
Latham and McDougall of the H. of r., for
large quantity of valuable documents, &c.
we are especially indebted TO Mr.. Weller for a
copy OF Lieut.. Herdon's Exploration of the
Valley Of the Amazon" at this time a work OF
extraordinary interest
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
M A R RAE k1.

Blest be the garland Hvmen weaves,
Painting joy on the myrtle leaves
The winfry sun lonk'd down to-day,
And haiFd ye y iih summers ray
May snch propitious glndness bear
A type tor many a coming year
Sill loves pure emp up-brimn'd d be found,
And friends with faithful hearts abound
BRADSHAW WALKER.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

The above affair come off near San Francisco
on the 2lst. Mr. Washburn was struck under
the left arm at the fifth fire. the ball lodging
in his back. He will speedily recover He
was also shot through the hat the hat will not
recover, it is thought.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

Ho! FOR The EAST An unusually large
number of persons have LETT this county. during
the past month. for their former homes in The
east Many of them have gone will. the avowed
intention of returning speedily. That all will
do SO il is almost quite safe TO predict
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
Adams ~ Co.'s Express.

We are indebted to Adams &, Co.'S Express
for the latest papers from New York, ~ Orleans.
Boston, St. Louis, Louisville and Philadelphia
Also for regular daily supplies of California pa
ners for the week
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

I We indebted to the pollteness of our
friend Roman, of the Shasta Book Store for the
last Numbers of Gleasou's Pictorial > :" Waver-
ly Magazine" and other interesting pnblica-
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
DIED.

0 what is Death 'Tis life's last shore,
Where vaniies are vain no n,or-
Where all pursuits their goal obtain,
And life is all retonchd again;
Nhere, III their bright results, shall rise
Thoughts, virtues, friendships. griefr and joys
Leigh RIcHnosD
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

y The amount of treasure shipped from
San francisco on the 18th, was sl,sI6.774. The
aunber of passengers leaving were l,4Ie over
500 oil both lines
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
RAIL- AT TEHAMA.

A BALL will be given at the "UNION
IN HOTEL" Tehalna, Thursday evening.
the 30ih inst. Every effort will he uia,e rem
der the occasion agreeable to those who may
attend. CHARLES STACkPOLE.
Tehama March II, 1871. mhlS-ot~
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
RED BLUFFS WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.
CORRECTED BY CAvERT & CO.

RED BLUFFS, March 23d, 1854.
Our figures same as last week. Trade steadi-
ly improving.
Freight to Shasta &c; to Weaveryille, sal
TO Yreka, freight plenty, 14tal6.
Boats arrive every Thursday and Sunday, and
depart Friday and Monday at daylight.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
HIS.

A babe in house is well-spring of pleasure. a
messenger of peace and 1--we;
talent OF trusi-a loan to be rendered back
with interest. lTUPPER.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

We return thanksto Cram. Rogers & Co.
and Rhodes & Co.'s Express for cories of the
Mountain Herald Of the 18th inst.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

q The State Journal Extra, of Monday last,
has the following paragraph:
The duel between Mr.. Washington of the
Tunes and Transcript, and Mr.. Washburn of the
Alta California, is to come off to-day. Place not
known.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

BENEVOLENT SocIETY.-We have been infor-
med that benevolent society has been organ
lied in this place on the "Borriobooa Cha
order. The precise object of the organization
has not fully transpired yet, though we have
been assured that the chief object sought to be
accomplished is the establishment of /" Mission"
among the Indians on McCloud River. 1t is
thought that in the course Of few months,
through the exertions of the society and the be-
nevolence of the citizens, sufficient funds will be
raised to place pious tract in the hands, and
red flannel shirt the back, of every little un-
enlightened Digger Indian now securing those
mountainous regions in search of fresh worms
and young clover. Success to the enterprise
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

In Shasta, Mrs. Lewis Schneider, of son.
In Trinity River Valley, ON the 2lst inst. Mrs.
Rachael Bush, OF a son.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
Red Bians C.rrcspenae.ce.
Bull TowK, March 90, 1854.

Bull TowN, March 20, 1854.
MEssRs. EplToRs have been prevented
from writing you for some time, and will give
you my excuse. In the fust place / was took
with the fills and chever, and had it for two
weeks; and in the next place I've been busy.
Lots of things have taken place in this burgh.
We've had hangins, burnin's, wedin's dancin's
and fghtin's, and as l have often remarked, Bull
Town is sum-tis that.
should like to know who that Baron View"
is what described our ball at the Lunar House. ,
got to dance with most all the gents present,
and one feller thar couldn't get shet of, all l
could do. He, l expect was the Baron"
We have had two dances since the ball at the
| Lunar" and we are to have another this week.
Our folk was took rather aback one morning
last week for what should they see upon getting
up, but man hung in a tree. Wen, there was
a heap of excitement for while, as every one
thought it real man, and good many
from Shasty, County officer, who had come
down to see if all the folk was o. K and had
their papers out He had heard tell thar was
good chance for spec, but his disappointment
was so great, upon finding that everybody had
took out the documents, that he took to a tree.
| need not tell yon that the story warn''t true.
The Boys" say they would like to see certain
gents down this way. 1t rather riled the folk
10 get SNAPPED up them Licences. But, as 7
was telling you about the man in the tree. would
you believe it, after all the trouble of getting a
jury OF six and swearing in Coroner, it turned
out 10 be only man of shavingsI so all chance
OF funeral was up Come 10 look round, there
was big sign found on The tree about County
officers, " Injustice" y" Beware" etc. Well, the
ehegy hung in the tree three days, and
one night was burned all up with birthstone and
iire-an awful warnn TO The said hombrey of
what he will come to, if he don't repent and be
a little more easy on the boys that sell whisky
and groceries.
Now for the weddings. Our Mary, as every
body call'd her. was led up Gas lamb TO The
slauehter,) to the hyi"enial haler last Sunday
evening, and has departed this town-may her
shadow never be less We had hardly got over
the news of her marriage, (for they kept il very
still, when what should we hear bnt Jeems and
the widow went down The County to take ride
and come back man and WIFE There is one left
that's me-and don't mean to be no mans
wife. No, not Till he has got his pile, and is
willin' to go back to Pike with me, for this
country amt no,hn' compared to that. But as
my paper is used up no more at present.
YOurs MATrTDv
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

The merrily ringing rhy mes of J. W. E.
snaiI appear mex, week. Write again
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

In Shasta, on Sabbath evening the 10Th inst
by Homer A. Curtiss, Esq, Mr.. WM S. HuoHEs
TO Miss J. A. +. AsBURY-a Of this place
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

In Shasta. on Tuesday nigh. tho 21st inst
Mr. J. j. Western, formerly Of kentucky.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
Rhodes a. Co.'s Express.

Rhodes q Co.'s ExPrcss.
We return our thanks to Rhodes g. Co.'S Ex
press, for frequent newspaporial favors durins
the week
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

Flour, llnloI Shovels. per doz., 3Oa36
Corn Meal kin id Ilal2I Molasses, 2,00aa %
Barley. 7a0OI Chill Peaches, 35a40
Beans. Chile, l3al5l Dried Apples, ale
Rice China. No l, l2a00I Coffee, Rio, Java, 25
Potatoes, San Jose, 8 Teas, Imp & r., 20
Valley. 8 Sugars, Manila, Halls
Clear Pork, 25a27 " No. China, ais
Hams 22a25l :" pd, crush'd, 92a24
Bacon, 20a25i Candles, admit. 36a38
Butter firkin, 40 Salt, lla00
Cheese. 30a33 Alackerel, ,hf bis, s. Gals
Lard, 3Oa00 Brandy, $2do7
Tobacco, Grape 5Oa75 Whiskey, O., l75a2 90
Nails, Ia Port Wine, 50 2,25a2 so
Picks, per doz., 24a30 Gin. Holland, o,25a250
Also, Iron 90 cents per h.; Tom do. 1920;
Steel 30 Cod Fish 20; Cotton Duck 30a.38
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25

SHASTA, March 25ih 1854.
No change in our figures OF last week.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-25
!. :. KNIGHT ]. s. MITCHELL. NAIH. X. CHILD
Root AND SHOE IMPORTING
IHAETSE


YENHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
H. fully inform The public that they have taken
the Store lately occupied by Messrs. Collins,
Cusliman \ Co, III Battery street, between
SACRAMENTO and California streets, for the pur-
pose OF Importing aud Jobbing huots and siu, s.
Our goods are manufactured expressly for us.
und,r the direction of Que OF oul firm. W ho has
iiad several years experience i'll the business
mere. aud no pains has been spared TO procure
IN aiicie peculiarly adapted 10 The wauis OF tue
country und mining trade and will be sold at
ihe lowest market rates.
Our stock consists III part of the following ar
ticles, viz:
Gents half double soles P. CT and kip boots
J welted calf
Fine French pump calf
! and 1 welted kip and calf broeans.
Pump. enanleled goat and calf do.
Also, a general assortment of ladies', misses,
and chlldrens shoes, and boys and youths boots
and shoes, India rubber goods. &c. &c.
Country merchants will du we'll to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
KNIGHT, MITCHELL g. CHILDS.
San Francisco, March IL, "a. mh25-lm
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CENTRE FOUNDRY


d. " y. j. bNLdS,
NO p TH:sis, SI., Centre Wheeling,
Ell @ cons constantly on hand anasscrtment OF the latest
anu most improved Stoves, embracing every variety
u r9rlnr, shop and Cooking stoves. Their ''We&tern
xrglman, coal stove, cannot be surpassed by any
lhg ever introduced into the city They have sold $50
o !enl within the last six months, pledSing thense
axe ic BACK u they did not give sasiaction have
Ihfy also keep sl2ntly on hand the latest style
ttCh Hta;cs warranted equal TO any made this city;
also cast Iron Sinks, variety ofa articles in lie
F0u2@Ty line, which w IL be SOII low cash.
~ PARTICULAR attention will be paid TO kinds OF Job
No'k. d&wtC-Aug. 3.
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
-STEPEEN RICE NIercha1,+ I,ai1e,. y

STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
A NNOuNCES 10 his old flienIs and customers onh tbe
"A public generally that having commenced business
ne IS now receiving at his Rom in tile SPREI
HooSE, IpGe~ Str et aSplendd assortment OF CLOTHS
o. every color quality, and variety Plain and fancy
C-iSSIhHhES; SILK Satin and all kinds OF VESTTN6S
&C: lccently selected by himself in the Eastern cities
suitable ior the Spring and Summer, and which he will
mnkc ip to order at the notice, i'll tile b,st
n,@hnsr, and 1sst style Isis fnEcy Department
kechicFs Gloves. Undo rsirts, Drawers Stockings and
every article Kept in Genemen's general rurnsrn:
Store you wantthe best fl in the it,, 'IIead
Quarters - South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street
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pemberton House.

WHEELING, VA
Nv NJ. M.PEMBERTON announces 10 his old friends and
the public gehccaIl" that lie in the com
GharIes' and thorougn repaired and Ictte it and ia
p,epa ed to entertain Travellers in good style moderate
prices Tic PenbertOn li2usc is situated Immediately
on Inc Steamboat Landing, and he Depot of the BAL
l'.orc ana oht2 Raii'o'd IGordius passengers the
cars o. packet boats convenient stopping place The
proprietor respectfully invites tie attention OF his old
age. l orSS r.
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REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
r Il y. BAYlit have removed TO their new and spa
clio brick buildings, 131 Mari Street, where they
maMuiaC and keep hand,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for sac japan Ware AMI IIOuehOld ErnS ling
Hardware. so the latest styles OF Cooking Stoves all
wca tney wilscl VI hOcsala and Rctailat the the IL"
market prices. Their old customers and tho public e."
ally arc invited TO Call aud examine their stock r"rY
description of clesIn their EC RI omrtIy made
r (Lchl .fv
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Something worth seeing!
a, M. ADAMS'

NEW CLOTuING ROOMS.
ii AVlNG now completed my rooms | am better pre.
IL pared To accommodate my customers than ever be-
oTc anu at such low prices will aStOniSI The
Tine %n and Try ne Remember hn my place is ono
"oo above The old corner, long occupied by me- IL
uscrss FOR to undertake clmcra;c nv stock t,c
variety il .reat. i.2O i Al Aha TS "
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,5 WHEELING. 17---.. 7'77--
sIS SGEING OF 1913.
VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER I'M

WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign & Domcstic Dry G oods,
No. III Main ST., West SIDE bet,oecn Monroe ana
nHs'H. --.' t.- E Union SIS. - $3.50 .rl E
g j. sata4 Wheeling, Va, .D1s .ala.-.
Is NOW in receipt of his Spring stock of Dry Goods
and Notions. direct from importers and Manunetn:
goods adapted The trade this section be found
in ou e, EastoT Wet, owhich would respectfully
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisting
DRESS GOODS.
In black Silks apacas, rOpliHs, lawns, dc aines gns
hams, etc, with large stock of prints, tho best
makes and coors. Also, bonnets ribbons Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. And of - t=.a
"a .a4 60 MEMS WEAR.
In cloths cassimcrs sattinctts, meIinO casSimc cs
jGans twccds and summer cloths; also, COttOnades
MIS- blue drills. brown linens linen drills, nakeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment. Also
mes aud boys palm hats, Leshorn and Canton hats, soft
wool, bras hats ctc with full stock OF linen and
ton bagsng seamless bags burars table diapers, crs
drllinss, iclngs checks, shrting stripes, etc. brown
and bcachcd muslins; with good stock OF white goods
in the raE-.. So ggE
NOTION LINE.
As cambrcs, jncoets, Irish linens laccs, threads,
TONS hosiery gloves combs, etc., in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well in
quality and style, as i'll prices. Fa-
maI25 VT. sELEY.
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Look at This!

4 LLthosc who arc DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
IA Of themselves nnd and friends, do so, most ccc
tually, hy calling without deIoy.a Il. Tarhe's Dacuer
rcnIypc Rooms, al the OF Main and dc Streets
Centre WI cling; and procure for each those lrcikc Pic
nrcs which cannot be 0haincd with the degree OF
beauty and excellence, else where in the city.
L. TA RIiELI, DIgucTfcOtypiSt
Corner OF Main and l;iddIc streets,
tct9
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KbslItItnofc FInnO FOfIo Nlnnu 1nCtory.
I J. WISE & BROTHER, manufacturers OF Boudoir
GrdHd and Square Pianos, request special atten
uom OF female performers TO late and important in
proyencnt in the Touch OF the piano BY this invention
tie keys OF the piano regulated to aARD or
SOFT Touc to suit the elastic strength OF the
fingers, II being well known every PERFORMER that the
touch is tirstl tiMportanCe vain TO talk
of fine tone IL the kt susceptible
ccstic movement, Otherwise, the inherent qualities the
instrument will remain unknown Those who would
avail themselves OF the best possible playing
piano. should not fail to give this invention tiial.
See business" circulars, which may be had post
j. j. WISE q BROTHER,
mar2G BALTIMORE.
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Notice OF PartnerShi,

N Otlce OF ParTnerShlp.
TIL business OF the late firm of Warden & Edwards,
will lie continued by H under stai.h OH
Ma street, under The firm OF Edwards T Warden;
James W. Warden la virg purchased the interest oi
cob NJ. Warden.
Wheeling. Dcccmbcr1 f. 1852.
i ICHAEL EDWARDS, Jn.,
dCCl-tT JAS. w. WAREEN.
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d. ..vr.. OE ADVERTISING.


- F.. ,a,lncuts OF g'ca'cr length and less thar
t..4, I.scT.cd InI longer time tham two months
'..,iir 81 Z. cent ON lhc above viii be made luI
.-.glr ~. iDc iist tncc months, and TO rer cent.
-, l.r,s ul professional cards, squa!e OF less,
Gr.4 ll.GI. GO
,6S n'%, ~
L-l 81 ................. CO,0n
irt ;iiu-rceai on the ahoHc ior inside.
- Pc sosl communications ohlr gee al $40 per thou
.siar rni.ces charged SO per square, per annunl
far tirt sa,nic rae OF discount the' con for
,ier ,i,br ui Sgulre Wder tie general head. and
IHrrns lac iurs sIns,e iEs eiilom
I:usress aiyr scntcmis. with monthly Change, one
Sane ,yfh vrckI : change 5000
Nncc al ,Iri Hs Inserted 0tuitUusly, but funeral
notice cd OO
Marriage rtlc- Ciafgcd- .--..-:-...-.-..- 90
Nonr.lt ,l> ,su-cd fIr each candidate for scPa-
Iae oil CO las. led los nmui!. cs~, i'll advance 900
He!t lions ..,f..ca inserted for iI'f ptiC'.
+ Il. ElRrLESON,
John I. Rt SSEIL,
SWEARINGEN, TAYLOR & Co.
GEO o. LITTLE IL Co.
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Thomas II. Gibson.

P L UNI B Err AN D G AS FITTER,
No. . U'ion ST, opposite c. II. Bcrry's Rope store.
ECiS leave to inform his friends and the public gen
- ei9l that he continues 10 the plu. bns
gas fitting all its v1iUus branches respectfully sS
cits a sl1ie Of publ patronage.
lie has constantly on hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon ahd patent hydrHHts, Cistern pumps, bath boilers,
wnier closets wash basins, cold water fountains no
te!s, watrr coolers for private families, cold
shower baths bath tubs lead and iron cirque boxes,
cois atteS kettles, ict0rts Tor bleaching, AID all
dispatch. -
candle burners,
All9rdcrs Ic at the above place will be thankfully re-
ccivcd and promptly ait enhrl 10.
y E.-AU orders from the country wi / meet with
Nrnnln attention. apG-Gml
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j. w. Robb,
Ga. IL NEanuf:I ct'Ircr, and ID Icr ia l1urri
Iurc,
AS alwaya on hand, at his old csta bishcL stand
II 40. 81 .NGia ST., UNselimg, Ia,
Every variety OF chairs, warranted OF The rial
and w"l kmansir. lie would invite those who may wish
tn purchase, To Gail ard examine his stock OF Cabinet ur
niturc which 1s been selected" by him. expressly for his
alct consists OF sOlS bureaus, sps seat chairs
wH:h and work stand, wiat-nos, bcds,cads OF every
variety, CRIBS utcnlairs lounges card dining and heal,
FAST tables, %c all OF witch will sold al the lowest
rates. - ~ S'
j. w: r. believes that experience of many years in
Inc business, will enable him to give entire satisfaction
to Hll who may hnnor him with call naris
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
RO2m, No. 4, Washington HILL Monroe ST..
w HEELING, VA
l'lll: subscriber would cuon OF the nublic to
his well selected stock OF watches, clocks icwcIry
silver wa G, and fancy goods, which lie Is now oTchi.
ms Stock Is composcd in part of gold and silver Watches
Every description OF gold icwclry;
COD, silver, SilvcV plated and common pccaces:
"e s'tvc table, tea dessert sugar, mustard and salt
spoons, and butlCr knives;
etc. etc. = S' ~ ~ 80
Port monnacs, pocket cutlery, scissors; . ...-
VERY FINE raZoiS StrOlS, Having cream, ETC.;
goods; %' N N'
Particular attention paid TO repairing watches, clocks,
and jewell y, and cngra Wing handsomely done.
snare oi patI OmaSc Is respectfully solicited.
apo-uI c. p BROWN.
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McCLALLENS & KNOX.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS AND

Dogs I7ntS and Cups, at Tie
aceH knOrh stand Of Me .a=
BIG RED BOOT.
w care now leceivingfrom Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments, one OF tho largest mnnuIac
tued assurtmen of Boots and Shoes, Winter
wear ever IN this or other market. They
been manufactured TO ordcr according to direc
tiOns and are intended expressly retailing OuI
regular customers and all others who may with
call, we can offer unusually large variety alh
Shoes, which guarantee cqualin quality OF and
workmanship TO those maminCtu ed in this other
Part0 the United Stutca Our stock will to con-
sist IL part, of the following scasonabIc goods:
-t
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL..
Eo15l, Main Street,

WHEELING w.
T s now rccei wing la RGi F. LOT OF CARPETS RUGS,
i MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths OF all widths, and keeps constantly hand IaIg
assortment OF Furniture of every description Gilt AMI
Mahogany Framed Looking GIusses, Glass Plates, Nctm
and transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vanccis Varnish, HaiTcgoh, CUTIcd Hair,
Spring Sackng O.tons, Brass aud Mahogany Stair Rods
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