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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15
aOEDEN & CO.'S HEEDzgFNEs.

Mineral Point, WIS. 81 riI -, 1854
aEssRs. LoUDEs & Co.-f9zSTLz take pleasure
Y hedging Il you. and announcing 10 the public
tie great benefit which member or my family has de-
rived rom the Use OF yUur =. COsFOUSB ALTERArIyz'
al1 :" -RSATIvE PILrs.n
Ny little daughter, aged FIVE years. vas, for q long
lsa etict8a with son 3InE resembling The Ser.Flla
ta# "a ease made lis Fpesrauce by an eruption all
"E5 her hody, limbs ard heat-he7 head was covered
N,i.g enc sold scab The best hysiGiaHs in LGrort
taat2H-1 were cnrultsd- but temporary relief alone
oaaa be obtained This continued TOR three y. rs ar
taa 81 ' 7atsrn oI which tue enigrated from that
iaCr ~ amherst FuH - ScuaEin. soon after nv arri
F procured from YOUR agent - Thcrls1 in the Ist
A-Hl. place one bottle Of your . ALEkEA1IvE, and
eas Cox q stNATINE FILLs-" These administered
aer according O. dirtcuonz and Soon 10 our -raaf
nei ana satisfaction She perfectly restored
)" h-.l.7- rive mos rs have now elapsed, and she
H'H~H1aes 70 be robust and hearty satisfied that
as eyre - permanent, and that may attribute IL
-.f FrFFi-erce eatrzy e the cur medicines
laH are a liberty publish this for The benefit or &c
l#t.."- nhES- respectfully, UAsIEL WATTS
lfaen & CH's Genuine Family h.ad,f4taz r - ge
~ = -5t.tAS, agent, At ILG POST 5sE ICE.
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CIoGn2lg9 CI0GL3ng 9
In this department we defy competition. We hs
EgTFGRATEov AGENCY.

Mr.. ROWAN is Agent for he extensive ani old es
t.bished Emigration and Foreign Exchange House OF
WILL GUTuS. New York He nov repaired TO
remit money usual, nj to engage passages, the
lowest terms from all parts OF EnEHr- Ireland md
>atlau5. Passage Certificates and Drafts sight from
81 upwards, be obtained of him, WIKI receipts for
a moneys paid hin, for the safe AMI punctUa transmits
zion Of which the Company hold themselves be
All post paid communications VIII be answered ouce
and eyGrs required Information given.
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FIRST a r RIV AL
SPR G G Q Q d S...
NEW AND POPULAR systemic
SHALL PROFIIlS FOR CASH.
The Peoples Cheap Cash store,

The feopie7s Cheap Cash Store,
tLate Mickey & Bro)
High Stree, Mineral Point, opposite County Buildings
ROWAN 81 TI,CLOSEEY
Reg leave inform the citizens Point and
its vicinity that havIng the of that dIstn
puished and old established fl m of Mickey Bro en-
tered partnership, they prepared to carry
on the general Dry Goods, Clothing and Grocery bust
ness in q more economi cal and satisfactory manner
thar perhaps the citizens place have ever had
the good fortune of being favored with before
Their goods, which they receiv ne, were pur-
chased for cash, and sslected with care under many
more advantages than generally possessed BY other
houses They respectfully invite the attention of
The public examination of their stock. Fearing no
competition in point of quality and low prices, they are
uly satisfied they fail in sung the wishes and
vsnts this community.
Feeling enumeration of all the articles we are
prepared to sacrifice, would be an Infringement ON min
lie time yet for the satisfaction Of the Indies, SHAH
show how much cheaper will sell them few article
their line than they have ever been in the habit CT
1850 yds plain plaid, striped black and changeab Ie
Oh silks ana Turk Satins all cors aefnnishira Inv.
2tft yds Of Six Tissues; Bareges Jaeonet, Dotted
Swiss Book, Bishop, Victoria, Cambria, Striped and
Barred Musns: 10 which v e would beg particular at
tenIon lbUO pieces Lawns, last cO!ors at 10 cents
usually soid at twenty five. 600 pieces Of English
French and scotch Cnshas. fast co ors, al I2
per yardus lay sold at 25 cents and upwards ,0GG
-. ii1s i "a o0o ebic "a. > =
~ ,ie It-g5b sd Trsncb Prints - 81 ",
ny ia,i 5Iart1qi a. hIs
LSces Emb-oderies, Hosiery Cloves Table Linen,
BOOTS AND SzsOES.
We have hand endless variety Of this stock and
Ia order to afford most satisfaction, invite the public
TO cali and examine for Themselves.
CIoGhllg2 C1oGhimg.9
In this department we defy competition. We have at
pre-eat hand stock Of spring and Summer Clothing
which for VARIETY elegance of STYLE quality and price,
be urpassedcJIisting of broad Cloth dress,
lruck and Coats the finest quality tohe
owrstin price; Cashmere Tweed, and Linen Coats of
ali pous; Pants and vests OF every shade and qua
Hly, together with large assortment OF Furnishing
Goods consisting Of Hats, caps, Shirts, Cravas, c al
OF which VIII 5e disposed OF q unusually low prices
T.E-We have ia employ Of the best cutters
and wOrkmea, and gentlemen wishing 10 have GIotEes
made to order, can he accommodated on short uolco
AMI The most reasonable terms.
Feeders. Country Merchants and Miliners supplied q
NIX Ter. Prices, GddiLg transportation only
JAMES ROWAN,
BERNARD 12cCLCSEEy.
Mineral Po'ut, May !, I-5s. iy25
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&ERAYED OR STOLEN

f.'RtA the subscriber. "Wednesday night
>LsT< Il MAY eath, ssuau BAY HORSE. S ve8-s
u y od-oOth hind feet white. and 4 few white
hairs on his forehead. Had on " hen he fafr
me SHOES aud new Bell. 4 suitable rclyard vii be
pi- 70 any person giving information where the brrs
@ found O. for returning him to the owner ana If
a;osE, Fiiiy dollars viii be raid for Ire thef on con-
-, . JOHN Il. TERRY.
I OH Nay -: 1884. .etf
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EEg ON s. - gEEE
stEtssEI{gEs

stEsGEHEEs
- HHDS. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
eS so 3 bis Clarified a.
Crushed and Lost -
- r, l. Il and Slack Teas, in chests sud boxes,
TOT sac % j I'm MILTON
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New Iron Depot.

TT Il undersigned having made arrangements with
some of the Iron Manufacturers OF Pittsburgh, and
intending TO devote attention this trade
has fitted up building exclusively for the sale of
q
and having purchased large stock wouId invite the
attention of I'd BIacksmfths 10 essrntre
his stock rs he determined to sell al Galena prices
JN0 MILTON.
Mineral Point May, 1854 .s,f
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FsFHE south east of
eight, four east AlsO-severgi unrarr,9y,. ed
Lots and parts of Lois in the village Of Dodgevie-
Aso-the place formerly known the Tom Jenkins,
place. in DOdseye, being parts Lots one and four in
Block three.
Any of the above property viii be sold cheap and On
favorable terms. Apply
COBB & MEsSaORE, Agents,
Mineral Point.
AUG. F. DOW, the owner
New York City. l5t.
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NEW FERRxAT uEYwoRTH,

On I r ) co \ ST RIVER
'lNHE SUBSCRIBER has Just opened a ferry at The
Il above place, six miles above Helena aud three
miles below Arena, where he will De ready al all times
70 attend TO the business of feryng passengers teams
stock Sc, on The most favorable teIms. The above
eTTT the Road leading Monroe to kich
lard City, 10 miles latter place.
Travellers viii find al the accommodations Of good
no el at his house, with plenty stabing and careful
ostlers. lSiul JOHN BARNARD.
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Zinc Paint.

THE subscriber is prepared 10 execute al orders Tor
L the valuable WHITE ZINC PAINT. which Is nov
Sc 5noSi edged to be superior 10 esd in B3EtsusSs
riiGarg, and DIR AtEistg, either Tor inside out
use And it j. cheaper, and viii cover mus +
=. 81 sIstc than Lead. using equal Fights. and Is
pt.zs aos Il recommends Itself, both on the score
81 health and economy.
GEO. ". COBB
Mineral Point, April Il, 1854
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24
The RAILROAD Loan.

We learn from the Baltimore Patriot of SatuG
day that, in the Senate of Maryland on Friday
the bill TO confirm the ordinance of the City COun-
Gil Of Baltimore to loan the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company FIVE millions Of dollars, 10 be
raised by the issue OF the city bonds 10 that amount
was passed to a Third reading. There does not APP
pear to have been any objection made to the bill,
81 that ii may be expected 10 pass the Senate to-
day. The Patriot adds:
There has been some doubt suggested as 10 its
passage by the House of Delegates, but as these
doubts are excited by speculative movements that
have made those IUSter them Interested in the
dec inc Of the stock OF the railroad, we cannot al
low ourselves to believe they have any other
foundation than in the ''wiSh VIII CHI is father to the
thought"
Add why should there be any hesitation in
both houses of the Legislature promptly passing
the bill7 The voice of the people of Baltimore is
decdedlyin its favor. The reSpur sbitv that
the law imposes will TALL upon them, and they not
only desire but will cheefulty meet it, whatever
il may be They know that the passage Of the
bin Is esSentlalto the full success OF the road,
AMI, of cours-, to every interest of the city. The
dela,led facts which have been published upon
tue subject. showing the present condition Of the
|ai: BAD, the trade II now does, and that which 1t
only wants ability 10 perform 10 command, leave
room for doubt on the subject; and so the CI;y
C.LncIiS. after the fullest investigation into the
matter, decided that every interest Of the city, as
corporation and as place of trade and COM
merce, would be promoted by the railroad being
furnished withth money it asked; and hence TIE
City Councils passed the ordinance 10 provide for
lIaping the railroad company the money. The
Mayor approved IT. and again have they passed,
and the Mayor approved resolution urging upon
our deles ates III the Legislature 20 exert them
selves to pass the bull TO confirm the city ordinance
This is the public d=STe Of the citizens Of Bait
imore, in regard TO the action OF the Legislature
in this mailer; and surely they will not IrGuSe 10
CRAFTY that desire, when, as we say, all the re-
SponSIbIlltv, whatever 1t may be, of the ordinance
pa>sci by the City Council, rests upon the citizens
Of Batim-Te?
They will not refuse. We cannot allow our
selves even to doubt about IL But then the ac-
ton Of the Legislature should be prompt. TIE
wiu;eri is passing away-the spring is coming on,
and 50 the time is drawing near when the work
on the second track. from Baltimore 10 Piedmont,
should be commenced. Let the Legislature then
pass the bill, promptly as posSbe-then the
bonds Oft the city will be negotiated without de-
lay, the railroad company be supplied with the
Necessary funds: and the work of making the
S.cOnd track commenced us the weather
will allow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24
Virginia Legislature.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan. 10, 1854.
Mr.. Shackelford, from the Committee on Gen
eIal Laws, reported several bills; among them:
\ bill incorporating tie Mechanics Building As
ISOLATION OF the city Of Richmond.
Mr.. Douglass, from the COMMITTEE on F.uance
&c, reported several bulls.
MIR. Stuart from the Select Committee, reported
bill IN relation to Foreign Lie Insurance Com
panieS
The President, presented communication
from Lucian Minor, Esq, III relation 10 the Tenn.
perInCe Comv enIIOn al Charlottesville.
Read aud reierred to the Committee on General
Laws.
a motion ofMr. Deneale was agreed to- request
my the return, by the House Of Delegates, Of the
resolution i'll relation 10 the establishment oil
Medical School III the city OF Richmond, &c.
[SubS' quc:tly the resolution was returned at
TIE hands OF Mr.. Patrick.
Resolutions were Offered and memorials pre-
Seuicd.
On motion of Mr.. Steenrod, memorials hereto
fore presented on the subject OF u Prohlbnory LII
quo1 Law, we've referred 10 the Committee on Cen
erd Laws.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill releasing the Commonwealth right
to certain lands in the city5Of Richmend, devised
| ny Hannah Brown, with an amendment: Ayes 81
noes |.
| Hannah Brown was free woman Of colcr,
who devI.ed house and lot 10 Benevolent So
Cley composed of free colOTed people i'll tins CITY.
This act Is necessary 10 enable the property TO be
suld and by the UlIl the Rev. Robert lyland is
ma IL tue agent OF those for whose benrht the be-
quest IntendSd.
| 70 incorporate Centreville Academy
| 10 incorporate the Salem Male Academy.
Amending the 4lh and 9th sections OF the act in
cornornting the Cltlzens' Bank OF Virginia, so
10 change It's name TO the "ROckIngham Bank 0!
Virginia"
Bills on the calender were advanced stage.
On motion of Mr.. " hite, the Senate adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24

Christian, finding that he had probably killed
blackburn, ran down TO the tavern in great haste
and sock 10 his room. He was pursued by man,
and finding that he known, gave himself up.
but not until he had changed his clothes. He says
that he committed the deed in Selt.deIence, but
nobody believes il, as he was armed with stick
pistol and bowie knife, while'poor blackburn
had no weapon about him.
AS soon as the murder was made known the ca
diets became greatly excited. and threats were
made of Lynch law, and SO great was the crowdln
front Of the tavern, that the officers had TO take
Oh istinn out the back way and by an unirequent-
ed street TO Jail, where strong guard was station
cd all night
A Coroner's Jury OF Inquest have been sit
ting all day. and are not yet hall through the teS-
tmOny.
On examining Blackburns body today, it was
founL that he was cut in The head above the right
ear, and stabbed very badly i'll the shoulder The
wound IN the neck was so deep that the weapon
had passed clear through the neck ana struck TIE
jawbone on the opposite side. His clothes were
also much cut.
| near Mr.. Whites store. believe the pistol las
not been found, although tits certain that he pun
chused one of Mr. Pettgrew on the day before the
murder. II he had it with him he did not use IL
The knife and STICK when lOuTd were both very
bloody. A large quantity of blood vas found III
the street near the hay scales. Ii looked TO be tul
much as If large hoI had been killed. CtOwuS
OF persons have been going to The place ali day TO
See II. Blackburn cuuld not have survived nOIe
than three minutes after receiving tue stab i'll the
neck. So bad is the state OF feeling between the
Cadets aud the Law Students, that greatly lear
mo bOodShed.
Christian, understand, is in dreadful state Of
mind ard some think there is danger Of his conf
hitting suicide. The town has been in erment
all day about the MURDER and people nave thought
and talked Of nothing else. Christian is from Am-
hrrsl county, whete.he has widowed mother and
two sisters. Blackburn from CharleStowm,
I.-f tI...r fs1.lN
man, and an elder in the Presbyterian Church of
that pace. An express started 10 CharirStCwn
last night with the dreadful udngS. and another
may have gone 10 Amherst, for ali that know.
have been thus particular, that you might be APP
prlSed of all the facts as far US have been able
gather IhenI.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24
nrsECK AND AFFLICTED. 10

THE sale aud certain ;,y ever known to the
world for the OF obstinate coughs. Colds asthma
bronchitis. blood splitting, liver complaint, whooptms.
cough, Group, tickling rising in the throat nervous de-
bty, pains in the side breast broken constitution,
from the abuse of caIomc AID other Causes Is DOCTOR
SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; ard consumption, II has reached state and as
sumed character hitherto considered incurablc yields
without struggle this great Original Wild Cherry PFC
pa utiOn Rcmcmher-thc great Original Wild Cherry
preraraon and the only compound prepared by REGULAR
ysicam, is under the immediate care OF
DIR. STTAYNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale Gy-DR. JAMES IAKER KELLS g. CALD-
WELL; and PATTERSON& Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURl'SALL IL Co., CImiIm;ii
aud bv dealers generally sepI9
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uyPOISONING. On

Thousan ds Parents who Vermiruse composed o.
Castor OIL CaIomcl, that while they
appear to benefit patient they actually laying te
foundations Tor series OF diseases, such salvation
loss OF sight. weakness OrIm5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
IIobemsacks Medicines, which ask tina attention OF
all directly Interested in their well their chill
drems health. Liver complaints and all disorders Rr
sing from those OF bilious type, should make OF tho
only genuine medicine. IIOheusacK's Liver Pills.
.cS''.Be deceived, but ask for obensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the sig
nature the Proprietor, J. n. HOBENSACk, as none
else arc genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24

especial objects of State favor to the exclusion Of
improvements Of lesser magnitude. lie spoke es-
pecally of the Turnpike system and earnestly dep
recated any plan of improvement which should
not include appropriate to rurnpikes, which he
considered oil great value ami the most eConom'-
cal kind OF improvement that could be made.
Mr.. Boyle followed very decidedly in opposition
to the bill. When he concluded, IN motion OF Mr.,
Patrick, the bill was made the order OF the day for
Tomorrow lFIidny.) Adj !uIned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24

WAsnIScrox NEws.-The Star has the follow
ing:
The Third ArtiUsry.-We apPrehend that the
Secretary OF War has not yet determined what
regiment the sail calamity which be(rl il on the
San Francisco will render necessary.
COnfr70"oHS. = The following nominations
were confirmed yesterday.
Sion=r of Public Buildings, vice william E,"I,y
resigned.
Robert II. Clements, Benjamin r. Mo,seI
David Saunders, Nicholas B. Vanzar1t. Rob-;
White, and Benjamin b. French, 10 he Justices oC
the Peace for the County Of Washington and Il
Dst.ict OF Columbia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24

TIE WRECK THE SHIP STAFFoRDsmRE.--
Mr. Alden first mate of this Inflated ship, pub
liSteS in the Boston papers detailed account III
her loss, with lis souls, mostly immigrants. AL
though his statement does not differ materlalyirOn
what has already been publlShedi yet It presents
some points of interest On Wednesday, previous
10 the sinking of the ship, she was more severely
crippled in her S1aTS than was supposed from the
accounts published. Capt. Richardson, her COM
mandei, fell from aIOtt 10 the deck, during the
orn, distance OF thrtyive feet, and was badly
hurt, SO that he was picked up and carried INTO
tie cabin, from which he never again came forth.
II ship struck at l2A O'Clock at night, December
3Oih, Whit the wind WIS blowing with great Sc
yerly NC ur,ranied by binding snow storm, and
the sta running mountains high When the Sea
Island Light was seen, the order was gwen TO
ship. but it was loo late, for before II could
DC executed the ship struck. 1t was then at
tempted to run her as ore, but she could not be
controlled, as her Tudder was domoged and wheel
useless.
FIVE Goats were launched, but one OF them fill
ed and was cut adrIl; The other four contained
foIty-!our persons, who were all that were saved.
Every effort was used 10 induce the captain 10 get
aboard the last boat, but nc refused 10 be moved,
expecting that the ship would strand Ie!oLe SHE
COu.a Sink. lie was tUlu By the mate that this was
hope eSS wbereupon IL anSw cred, ''then, If aIl
10 I've LOST, Gods Will be done" The mate says
that the passengers. like the captain, did not real
IL tie dungvr they were IN, but all were calm, eX-
ptc.Ing that the ship would be run ashore, and
they wo Ill escape. The women dressed them
selves 10 land, putting on their best bonnetS ana
otter apparel. Th refused to go on beard OF the
boats. and the example OF the captain made thsm
think that their best chance TO stick by the
sap. The Traveller VS.
''it he time that the ship went down most OF
tn. female Steerage passengers we're IN the saloon
around the captain y minute after leaving the
ship. MI. Alden says he looked up, and all the
cabin lights wee Burning rs usual. In moment
hr locke! again, and all was GaIkmsSs. The siip
was not 10 be seen. She had zone down with the
one hundred and seventy I'VE souls on boaId, from
whun amid the raeings OF the storm, not a cay
was heard. The vaTouS boats mad narrow eS-
cape, and ihe men Geached the land, as has be-
rlte cen stated, suffering much from the severity
of the Weather, and some Of them being badly
iIgsi- bitten"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24

ABoUT a DREss.-li the reports by the Europot
be well founded, four dues have been tough.
about one Iody's dress-a robe Of blue Velvet,
low IN the neck. with Aounces of lace made OF
gold tread, and on her head torsads glandi
3,or. One minister's knee las been damaged,
an another minister is reported to have lost his
life by IT. This last report needs confirmation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24

UST Opened-Onc oil fiue Italian and French VIC
~ liIS of very superior quality with some very fine "
OIinceUS, Guitars, and the very best OF Italian French
and In fish Violin Strings. Tuning Forks and Hammers,
Music Paper PreccpIors OF all kinds, with general stock
oil Musical Merchandise. Receiving. invoice oil Fia
nos from The celebrated mandatory OF CMCkcIis
li0StO OF which will arrive 10 day tOTOIuw, 6"la
rctaves, aud will be sold at EOso rrIces. The Piano:
recommendation. We respectfully invite the mLsea!
tic o Mg,o ,S niG va S Ge Ii ana YVES GT ro
novel JAS MEILOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24
DO yOu rpmeObGr TIE Old Corner

DO you TeMeMbGT he Old COTnCF
NO. 81, WATER STREET? Call there aud the
IN newly received and gorgeous stock OveicOainSs
assimcl es Cloths splendid Velvet and Other NesthsS
Sec, admire and leave your measured
HS4 pair Of FGfGIoctS nude in the finest style TO D"
DEW at hours notice ;!
OvCrcoas. Coats, Pnuts Vests and Hosiery, in extern.
sve variety, and OF the finest material and make, always
OH hand; every garment made iii the establishment
srpI3 IN. HUGHES. Wheeling. Va.
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, puspEY ARTHUR LITTLE. ". L. A'SE
BusbeY. Little g. Co.

Market 81, " hcGIlnR, n
ANUFAGTU kEKS OF " agOus, Carts and wheel
MI wright work every description, for hoVe use aud
southern plantations.
ES%Rv prompt attention business, the manufacture
OF the hest quality work. the projectors OF this esiab
hshrn hope receive liberal patronage from the pub
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-24

TO Country MERCHANTS.

II A r S a N D CAP >-W HO "A l. b.
w + now receiving Fall and IIimcr STOCK o
w Hats and Caps, which will be, feel assured the
largest and cheapest brought TO the city. Country
Me, chams no design Purchasing East, particularly
invited TO call and stock, Tor arc ceraN
the prices iuly low IN the Baltimolc market
aurSt Wheeling Va