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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-16
ADVICE.

Farmers, do no, sell your best stock. II
COSTS no more 10 raise a horse worth TIVE
hundred dollars, aud al OK worth one hui'
dred, or COW worth fifty, than one worth
only half as much; IL you have the Iigh,
kind OF stock to breed from. IL you want
TO raise colt eve;y year, sc, the best mare
you can iiud, If you have 10 give double
price for her; IL you would raise "a cal
every year, se, the bes, COW TO be had, and
80 with all other animals.
Farmers too of,en sell their best animals
because they will fetch little more ,nan
the poorer ones. They sell their bes, oxen
because they will fetch more than ,hei
steers, and lose the whole value OF them OF
their crops in one year, by so doing. Sale
q farmer, to his neishbor, al believe shal
sell my oxen this spring as they fetch 1
high pnce, aud am paying in,eres, on IN,
money"
How much can you set for them ~ in
quired the neighbor."
"Two hundred dollars"
"And how are you TO manage your wori
without them p
Why, ! told the boys we could Try Il
get along with steers. We need not plough
quite so deep, aud can take smaller loads
and so manage TO Re, through our work"
"But that will be poor policy,n replied
the neishbor. BY your shallow plough
jug, you will lose from quarter to half OF
more Of your crops; youI fields are some
distance from your barn; your steers can
no, haul more than half as much as the OK.
en-; and the loss OF time in getting the ma
nuie on TO the ground, aud drawirg your
hay and grain TO the barn, will amount to
ai least half the value OF the oxen. 10 say
aolhing OF the time wasted in breaking the
steers, aud getting ,hem handy. You say
you can have $500 for the oxen how much
can You have for the steers 2"
"Oniy sl40." H
sThen take my advice; sell the steers
and keep the oxen, and you will be the
gamer by il in the fall. With them, your
work will be thoroughly done, and your
crops will feel il; with your steers, every
thing will be done at the halves, and your
crops viii feel that. TOO; so keep your
oxen and sell your sieers.n
"Well, neighbor, believe you are more
snan hall right, and think will take your
advics.n 80
10 ,he iail this man had 10 thank his
neisnoer fot his advice, for he became sal.
isnsd ,hai hrs crops were enough better
than ihey would have been, II he had used
steers, to pay tho difference. / know a man
who had firstra,e horse; Jus, wha, he
needed or n hrm bu, the offer Of a b,ob
prscs tempted him TO sell him. He then
bought another, which would no, answer
his purpose at all, so he went TO swapping.
and swapping, each time paying boot. with
The hope Of getting one that would suii him,
and when he had spen, more than he re.
oeived for his good one, he had miserable
animal ai last. 's
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-16

CLOVER FOR MANURE. Mr.. d. d. L.
Moore, Of Waieryill. in this county, informs
us that he sows clover seed with his barley
c:op, for ier,ilrzing his land. Last year he
turned under clover sod-,he seed sown
the previous spriug with barley, but no, fed
OF ailer the barley was harvested on the
slh of June, for a late crop OF corn. To
ascertain the weight Of the crop Of clover
thus turned under, he Gu, SCARE foo, OF the
sod, shook off the soil, and found the weigh,
ofihe clover aud lis roots 10 be 214 lbs
This would give 80 ions, weighing probably
about eight tons il thoroughly dried, pei
acre. TO iurn under, at an eSpence ot only
81 so for clover-seed d.-Cemtry Gentleman
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-16

q Certain members Of Congress are IN
a great hurry 10 pension the widow Batch.
elder, whose husbandwas killed in the res
cue riot in Boston. The dear, charitable
souls! Why don't they volc pension TO
the widow Lovejoy, whose husband was
sho, by n mob Of slavehoIders and dough
faces at Al,oni Why doesn't Congress pay
lis deblsi II has swindied hundreds oi hun.
gry widows and orphans out Of money due
and owing them upon the French Spoila,ion
claim! Pay upihai, and then vote Mrs
Baichelder n pension, II you please. ~.
IT'S NIL Of a piere. yIr Solomon Swaps
horse sirays into Virginia, aud he has some
difficulty In rcclaiming him, do,he United
Staies spend thousands upon thousands to
help Solomon! Not bit Of il. Blu, il Col.
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Sut,le's man.ho:so Anlhony Burns runs

Sutl!e's man.ho:se Anthony Burns funs
away from Virginia, aud there Is difficulty
IN recIaiming him in Boston, the govern
me,i' puts tho whole treasury a, The Colo
nel's command. .ss if
There Is nothing like having a negro el.
emen' IN any matter 10 which you want 10
call the attention of the fellows in WASH
ington. IL The Amisiad capiivcs lad been
white instead ofblacs, you suppose Frank
Pierce would have verec,mnendcdConaress,to
pay for theml II The Frcnch Spoilali6n
claim had been for runaway slaves, iiwould
have been paid ages ago. II you want
your riyhls and interests attended to, you
must 20 South and own human caiilc.-N.
B. Mercury.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-16

The WnlrE CARRoT. Ii all iha, is said
commentator Of this vegetable be true,
or even ,iihe of il, il must be considered
a mos, valuable acquisition 10 our husband.
'ry. Cows, especially, are said 10 be re.
markably fond of il In It's habits Of growth
it differs from The ordinary carrot, PROJECT.
ing several inches above the surface, sim.
liar to the sugar beet Twenty-Five tons, -
says The American Agricullurisi, "have
been raised 10 the acre" This, however, is
much less than the average weld yet We
doub, no, that is very productive, aud high.
ly nurrilive root, and worthy The high eu
losiums that have been pronounced upon il.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-16

"PRoup TO OWN lr.n A writer in the
Boston Coarier opens an Article upon The
subject of Burns being remanded 10 slavery
as follows:
al, is done: the majesty Ofihe law is vim
dicaied; that law which our falheEs made,
and which we have beea reared under, and
are 10 guard aud transmit 10 our childEen.-
There have been many proud days for Bos-
ion, bui none. sincerely believe, 10 make
us prouder Of our old Commonwealth than
this one" :, ...rr
That reminds us Of tho girl who said
she had Tho. .,ch, and was proud 10 own il. "
'-Portiand Advertiser.
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A aLvDnEs''! Jpsi as The steamer John
Taylor, with Burns on Boar,l, lsil the wharf,
man cried oni, swell I'm glad the aig-
gers gomez Scarcely were tho words out
Of his mouth, when asailof stepped mp, aud
with the exclamation, "You lubber!-
knocked him over. The fallen man 90, up
and showed fight, when. he, was Knocked
down second time. He attempted TO run
of, when some one showed a board between
his legs, which again iripped him up, az
last he reached the military md c'a'"'sS
their protection. ga "a iar. % '.Y'.,... -.
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TIt 10 now stated that burn' .S,,';rs ."su
tive was Q regular ordained anu P'A'''us
minister Of The Baptist persuasion
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mr. UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL,
AGRI CULTU RAIL.

MARCUS WATSON. Printer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19
RemoVal.d . v.

NlTeOLALLgRS q Knox lave femoyei their tYhols.
Hl sdis Si5tkoc B55iiaHd Sdes to TIE new four story
bnok building s5HfsI ,s1NIug oil WViat f93i d5if
~, 40, 4 ~ lInin street. H. sgg,uil
"A few buildfeA NOfth oi INC MeIehRmsi Meehhiaep
bank onto opposite side OF the street and doors South
OnWm TSGhyis dry EOod store 1lIlh sl ..ut. ~
ghankiuior thq p1uopRge heyelooIe ekienaed % ihe
onst they ate cuhdeul That with thelt Increased iRc.
les or DOM bhsness they cun ocr 20 merehanis sim
sTtaief tndueeiaonts lot bdyng tal h9Ietoloe ~ a.'
does 90 M iu lil1 MeCLAldit ~ " -hA0A u
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Centre Wheeling'

Tstauhi out every 5hhs he way of Dfy Goodt, SolA
hnCy aud staple she verY loNeot pre6aaW afHs1s
weaFe now prepared 70 chow l,Wnp and blTote lplll
lhelr ytrely Silks sains, Titseos tttPtahhd Piaidit
kmbTOldeTles, manilllaB, summer RhAwia, &c.
or arLtles iH6hflnt TOO numSfond 70 hthlioh.'
mf93 ,MrNAfR q HBRYBY, a,
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.i-.,,,i ASSIGNEES. NOTICE.. qaulfss8l b
A III persons indobedto Wheeler & Leklni hy book
IN aeennnt orothafWise a. hsroby uotHea llht pay.
ent must be Inae to ne lonhwlh.
Le same 10 ME of the benefit Of tlIeiL eIsdlteiS
TtuI9 Irfifalsi y. ~. PENphEI4A l6n9isf l
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TBRIDG GEuGOhhBR5 CONFECTIONERY BAI ]
I LOON. AND OYSTER DRRC 2. OH no sF1
ETNHB uhdsTsifhed having bought the HTldra Colusr %
CopieotionSrys oPP5siiS th6 Moafo5 6tsl fothbrif
hePt BY r y, PaIker, and gIea en AnntoStt
a. Will keep constantly on band all dndo Of eakea and
COyssSrSfy, and will lupFlg paTilsS ~ Ibas6Atbty
soYsTBRs s.ftld6b htbs bsst Styis sli bouy lg
ihV sloeH fha fap'hsa Nhals'als ~ ~ eanv
EF-In assortment on Christmas and NS vafS Toyp'
on hand - 49, "A s,ls.l.tl sdi faofl tSiryt
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Nntfna

UN1lE undersgned having bought outte ontite stock Of
u q oods ueloitiina 10 Messfs Wheeerf laMni Aer
ci 1aiiuIs wuud beg eaSe 70 inirm tho eiliaeu9 OF
whsslwg and vicinity tPal 10 iHfends eqIynF 9n i9e
NethanI TailOfit blsitess tn tie same room QrmctlY
octupitd BY MesATs Wheeler & Lahn, and lavinB OBJ
lhincd the services boi me iorusr rropriaos, be
Is pTefdted tpnake up 10 order every aIele IN hs nneI
In thc latest style aud best manner AZ very short npice,
and very low f0r b. Having alatge STOCK OIL hand now
lie is determined to sell very low 70 reduce his stock aud
make 4oOm for the SprGg Goods. Nowle Tare ehapee
10 III good clons cheap. Ne viii warrant every article
10 10 as recommended, Orno sAles ti."
rsH UOtlo one COME pll5 IHtIL 1T H.i ii.
l-rtr Aud I've Va call, t.f I...r ID frEtlIs Hs.
tsrts 'i'YEii iTff HT1J. II. STALLBtAN.
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hl NBlMBER 4s
..EA. STERN IB BJFsI

II ~ 49,
sEA SEER9 B FsI 81
James p. Perot d Brother,
sElU0 0JEl7ot4l4D' y CIR "a OTOllS,
lb'sa tse yaaA19 8oRTfN p-liAgR eioielleA
.Vasntfs,etEa asI ai si5aiiil III i.iiJi,o
Iiruie3s sawailo 80 t9tsS{ fs <, S9R1lk9a
tlglsKRllae o., sNls
/ WM, hrcOY, l tt5
lttn5tibhya igilsesav sJlR. nlLf fER tF6! ~
dSg59M NaFTFEEs q 'e9'f'"ill.l siAv'H''.eh
= pH1 qua Ohsster q Co .@s.t5,l 4
FORWARDING AND l6l7I1s12l1TG
.25uu ina ies, ,hifih Oh kf MI y 'ls"''.
pip ,ussiWlsTtt. Us, GJut eRbla ~ y t'oi
h. g93, 4 s5W Il ~ q 4 lF4 flisla.
A.SlSEsfsd tSsilis it5f isS WtiifNhi Ai6.t
lllstYPt,9ss ~ lissI SEN boq sFf .is9is7gi 10y
New York, BalIimoEe nnd Whoellng l.lho,
is Ssas IEs Y9'5SiIiS E.iS W iIE if'
&: fS' .f iiois 'sSSS isssPS 5S sSaSS
~ Il, 5sre ~, .oi,5 tits Nsv,
ySs ~ s6f ihA
sgp'!ie elt''i'Ep'lfta aksfgi 4 o. 4; ~ Il. I'VE
|. ofdg2ahYudtugd76 I'D ,qi''nah - NiwlfolNj
AligFL "a y NIg.yEa Vg2sHn9 9gLSyy4lp FsEEP EPlFSe
lbas i9sthsE. Z. & !. 9s 3. kF9IfitsEi ! 2
ICOMMlSSlON MERO3AN.t.S5
80. sI = SsBb bra ailo al AND ibEIgi0o
ggs.sll Il
l1r SitenlionIo TO The purchases oi GuanoAlapt'i ets
.iiliifFs iii IN rr itS,,spkpsScysIIsB ~ % 10
Z, dtnsl filflt,, iRs9i, n ID IoAl bsieii bal iash
IA cElslln KespssGhtqpn 70 lio9a' ~ saiIna
50 lRRlk x e 'Ioia o BfdS5,{s tsv
lslolIisfttSiossS SfiiSiByy &o6, ,5af tt51hiss ~
.aJiIpus 4 flgrpys q b3u9isi VI iicqei n6i 1881
ta5 9Sid 5SRas6s Stasa26dso,Va .,.,s, saa y
ClesiV & ol ClnelnnAu. o.
.basAsaFb X tsJfIs Ss ftSay2Q ~
Hu IA CUibH, ktqg ~ 0l!.ey ~ LdHi ii.ebuithft4
~, BSltoB ga, SSp,rs fsfSy,,ys,, ~ III,
~ M MscOhsdshyi Eaa AlPSttLsw' oss!i fSYYTiA
81 eil ltSii1i 50 aii@ GI5j - 5iSod ~ lni
Sexton, Seal & SWearingep, ~.
tffl lAlldaTRRB AND JQBtRRS u II u W. i,i Lt,syi
- " AlNG go n Y "a Si9 p eissssss5
As; loS y NsE gii2. 1si. ne
J.Wt SEXToN,y Tll5SEAL5i iA3 Van 8 Swnt IiNoEhl
0Rlk TX oPhIohs.eIa, the l9lge. 9soogt o lAAsl
liotleTy or an Kinda and lulllioo lsiiN fsIae
tlesSa, uReaI,hl!I,e Dle.t 81ifis asd Co.r, ,s,
ide ~ dc,, % gq5.i9SFd itiEpgsh c9neA iasl,
Dress and TaloTs trimming OF AZ nindrs yD3 st'
RpIpeitl 5lk eo5a sPool QpitopsI3Wi iaIi 9tF
ltAS WI Z! Ereit TSsTy uiyl.i
ttioni which Re etunol hefe msAlon aId viii avf s
tbsIhlsStb 70 Rynhs siLisli La Z aa slaa eslla 4
ssnoNiPendlebOn, q Brothbrt2 2Sai ~
.tGOMlfISSfO ON IfER2lf4lf4iltS,,,g ge
TtoR!ht tals d leif fobteeo, Floar, Abd'
19O8minI WhGrG and DrFoi, see P.st sibls5d
pbsses&haia5a ati ishtJ az lbleAl8ohO
is 'sa'i1- iiarhJsuflBe& co. b5i19 ~ % hs'iao,
.lssyui st 2 W. hninod 8 sou8a lonl aiss 1aYss ifi
n0ls koRg q Y ~ eng 1. ,,s 9aihH49e eHung
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i0lPof1 Sunhah!

1gQl,ai,l 30 TIN tlnhdins steaTet 8tephen
,fP1lTth T3nEurd, sBuoFti ~ hkier. having be1ln
" I55s re.niinttd aud ye,defoTaifd, wit leavei
%fgslIgF los spgfth sElS N l,Eternsdliiis
Eat irsiFbt or .ssars ipiiy on board lli .sssBp2l
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NEIR SAKINGS BANR STORE.
I ArrnE ouu rdsr CyFicE 0rPosIrR TnE M'LORE


fNO the oizensor Whttihk and Wflntyi Feeling very
IL tnkiutlOr The eihs al patf0nafe received iromyOu,
deem proper Cur your interests well a. my OWL
70 call tiany ieplehshedt'O t'Ooh
OF Roots Shoos, Hats, CAPS, Umbrellas aud Carpet aoks
al the corner Of Marketoud Munoe stc is, leeDg COM
ddent therets no greater variety inths markets while IN
quality no. surpassed ln Hestcrn Virginia, snd In
dce undeifold by oe. Therefore ectibllY ip,
ve yOua 10 clp ed eXatnue M si00k, aid intc Ian.
eage OF 'stsf u will HhOr-aiggi become the sonQf
Ia tbe l5dies. faIded1ry, would say Ihaye large
which will sell ai cost HE sessolu Is edyaneug
lave aito qulntity OF bils And crarc bonnelS Which
wileen very fuw i-f tt- Ntl " WAltoN.
caetny bills b00sht ifuo easieH cues of caat i0|9
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! % nl John. b. VOWnLLSj' 20 di
DEALER ~ 1850 lpaHua
Drugs5 Me edtoinesi kaintbf Oils,
ny68tWnsg t'nteut nfediciheh toItumef5N Nei
no. %, uHioH 80 Winsrii iHuflAsJn rHf lll
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\ Z. cod1naiRlaIiIS. e Y 81 HIllSIIlEE - 3. d.

]. T. COCHRAN "a AicRsk q co.,
MEuBPArIURERG kND wHoLEtALB bEALElaiN
tos Straw GoodB,saw 1oi 'aigf
HATS C44BSfF URSi iAlfBLlNBR 3 w GODS,
UHBRELLAs BinBONa, AlTiftptA Wfrnts4
ts7sf ~, iii&f l5R X Efieis1 JrS,i,
de5ldGm e2aouf bs yi1or Hs1s, IN 'ROAk,Qi
il5a MAOHINISTsl TOOBs.s ioa
SaHaR IKE Rids BsR 9IliffaEtR' 81
IS. al His tnniberlqHla Allj ,liq9ai aaiuoi
AZ TANUFACTUREtiSU Ui Eigine Lallehl &C Keep on
M hlhe. md ilato oldetI ges ll llld LitPtk
PlaMuE Machines DTS, and Other paehuit,' ~,
geiheT with lahes for turpl w0J6, abalht, puey8,
LaIFecB, aud cFftiugR or eYet fifeseupiioR
This eAahllshm nj being INN eiiaie pnthe Rengff
and Ohio RtiltOad ack we haze the best licles Tor
shipping hhe ehinery 10 abg ratt u the Wost ee
Cumbeinnd Md Maucbl2a iaH. aQaG uir?f
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n ELDoRAD0. TQBACCOtt ~, tln ~,
bbis Rdorido Natural IsAf Tcbaeeo, veiY superl-
ara LOGAN. CARR & 10.
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.7'GGokGAI ~ y rll4llNpLh!''

.,t ~ fr M q WHEELING VA. = e-d .V-J
I S Showrecti Wing a LARGE LOrOF CARPETS, RUGSli
! MATS AND MATT Asp Tabs Ind Floor oie
Cloths oa widths, and kecis coiistaty on hand luBl
assortment OF Rrnature or otery descriptions CIR sud
Mahogany Framed Looking Glfsest Gl1s Pates, Nchiian
ind TransnNon Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings SinchA
ilaLogany Vaneef5 VaTnlsh, Hsittldh, GHred llajt,
lnrlng, Sackng loiions Bass AMI ahosay stab Rnis,
ct All orwhith will be SOFA At the loves ttltes hc!i
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v heeling q Barkersburg Raoketl

AHulH-s1Ft's = TlfE FlNE New NAIL
3ll755J3 - . f ,BTBAhdER C0UR1HR,
y CAPT I4ifBS H. R0Bglt7S, VIII. Leave
Veeg 6ygry day snd SatSrdhy ior P.iE
eysry tGelipsday day aPA lopd9y AZ p'spek
Fornslsht or Fassaso srrly on boardEti tlheipy oN
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CAPS, ,f,, s.sfri fs.i,anI
nECElVl.U his dayi Tie best assorimeFt Of Gents,
U youils, ana thldtens clot caps, ever broughi -
iIy civ hayug been selected with great care Teads
ityle and Quality They ccmpHt iu part az iolowSi-
Gent cloth orera, black aud whiei Eents hait eolpaoi
black drab and grcen ding ntiing and Apollo oala
Also, tie 2sypm Pyrsphl eehet oap, lleY aIliole
tOselher wtheye oiheT deseuphoE p hay 9r
mrl4 " " hAhFhn N ~ u
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NBLgS Principles Of GeoosY, new and entirely Re d,
lis, yol. l.RYQ. n. . leb1 .-.il lMIkIf 81 RROElN
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New Watch and Jewelry storey
Roohg No.4I Washington Haili MOhr6e ST. ~

w III l. T. l. " " a
F7NR sub Ga tile attended, ihe public ih
his well selected stuck o. watches oocls, ieWolrN
silver wao and fancy goods which be Is now opeilE
hp sl9sk s9HPoSsq rariYl goa er9 9siYsr Y'so'''
fsSe]y de ,efipiio OF tolis sdwsiry utI ni
lGnd tHyey silvei liatedanl common flNciacleSit N
ppreslya lbesiel s9fserl, spsaAl mustard qpA fHlf
lpyots, gd lultt ikiiYe8i In ~ ~. ~ III. y,.,..5.
Plated aud Getmah sVcl forks spoons hwtef kn'Fes'
sPolt mpnpaes rocket euilerYf slfspIsisdi li -ul.
an, & " 81 iaey
rbolsi tiG F8li Ilfi hnI .ntii1TNA it1 sH siifo
Particular attention paid TO clocks
aud ewelty aud euRraV Vug handsomely d0uc.IH ,.tI
Ash3re Z 0f rih hOhsse rs lcalecluliy SoNrned, -.
ian8-dln' iuI lpi HNf 7Ni CIR BROWN
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j. n. ORUMbRCkE kEhJ
$50 10 VVH5Ieaute and IlotuiIh il.hhf p.
% laa 0ds DRUGGISTS,a e ,bael1fb
'of liHRo.f75i MhR sTk NV tWitstfso, W. y l..L
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4 IReadt Readnl Readlll

80 8Readl Readlt Readll!
10 fedtc6 our ha low as P0ssihe, be
lofe op1hihe our New GJ0ds sye viii, wlho9l shy
iUkng about 10, sell our Dress Gooda az s9.tj l5us
an huy one f,om e onile tcrdsAtaled above. u.
Irtou yaut 70 lIr tic honesty Of uaf adFei
t'F 10 IS N5inlte4t, Csnlls Wheeling,
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DaVuerreOtVDee.
aIGHIY IMPORTANT. 4 7T777 n

HIGHLY IndPORTA1Tgi iiH6s Iita
NTELSONiS Prsniiuni Chhete Lusdul Washing fluid,
IN he uedesl inprOyedponpye discovered, tor saving
labor end eXl epse 10 washrg Cols hnd loiAe Clean
Ing Linens und Cuttbha washtu by tlns Flud WI be
ghiief suJ sqber Than tlhn 1bleaoad on the gUlssS
WAaRaHtED not TO injuro tie hbnc RVery lady nay
sstsly herself Onthat pOni plete al loupnf
OF pnenin be Fluid, lu Siengti lur ~ hOlys Which
tillclsalty sloWtlAt itI6tsl iAs splssh wkep
dilute twllh ealpnt Oi wset 70 halppuI ofhud iri
Ths Chiese .Washtng Fluid iswoIl ihree tlmes Tie
single s4pepce Whet will buy eoegh io larse snily
washing wlcbetn be done in 6or 2 hours, t5.tFrf =
Manufactured and sold by tl1 subsc1eer who hasa atn
~ JAS. MELLOR, IN
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3HhIOVAT

II &D.iiAYiIN & hsye removed 10 tholr new and spa
U clio brick buildings lJ5Alue street. where they
niluufactur- aud keen 0U haid, D. f.,.. .. |r
TIN All. SliBE1f IRON WARE,
Ind keen ursa Jgplh Watc aud iloneOid FnfHiAhng
Hardware Asote iatcsfsyles OF Cooling Siove al Ol
Whe0tuey wlsel y hQiealG and Rciala the The l9"rS
Tier old customers and he punlie G.
ay Oh te melted 10 tollpnd oxanino ncir stnCk BFcrr
deserpdonp iiolesn tleir GLC ronrty male 10 or
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Fia5H HATlWHoIEsAER Ok RETAIL! +',l'
TVsF, ,olsd6iyfd, large lot Ct surodor Birs turned
D GTindsloneS. ~ 400. ,i,t ..ll IL sIbg1ts
AiS5ti sizes very heat mdstu shaIp gilt forcitler
ot ar M eriudng which will he hung N dehied on pa
t frctio rollers short notice aud ~ low iates AZ
jge0 IN "a ROiiAN'S marhle yafti, 10 Market ~ {