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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS,

Under approved Sd March, 1853 entitled An
settlers therein
tered pre- empion extended The above
spea alternate where the settlement
imrevepen c- the date OF allotment, IL proven
,ho aay yea for the public And BY the approved 9Th
March, 1854 entitled An for the relief Of settlers on ands
served persons settled and improved
The the date Of hdra~o viii be
titled pre- ordinary minimum price OF the public
of cents
up paid or before the day fixed for the public sale
ThAtefo right of presumption
odd nunbee sections above mentioned under The
March, 1853 above REFERRED 70 on sesmens made prior
March, ailoimeutN
a March, 1884 made prior TO TIE tate OF a
al of the lands market kewsc entitled to pre-
enpon of e March, 1884, OF The above
the mile limits directed TO he restored To entry
Louis,
ls the snme register and receiver the
proper make therefor al The liked
pracabe after seeing THIS notice, and betote
day appointed the public sale restoration to market me
tno claimed otherwise such claim will be for
1900 JOS. 8. WILSON
Acting - Sencrni Lard once,
Sep I7-lawI3w Int. and star,
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University OF. MARYLAND.

School Of Medicine.
fs session will
i and end the LIST of March, 1855. - ' y
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, NJ r. Smith, NJ. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. T.. A. Aiken, NJ. b.
Principle and Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew
Antony and Physiology Joseph Roby, ND.
Obstetrics, Richard H. Thomas NJ ID.
Matera Meica and Pathological Anatomy Geo W.
N. u.
Practical Anatomy, II. ID. Smith, M ID.
Clinical
and containing hundred and fNy beds
go, WILLIAM II. A. AIKEN, M D.,
Sep l-2awt9thoct Dean
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CONTEMPORARIES. LACE GOODS sSc.-The subscribers
u full and complete stock Of the above
goods Paris Styles embracing all the novelties the
which attention of the ladies respectfully invited The
following is a list of of the leading articles
25 Maltese chemzs,ts and sleeves, in aets
25 Maltese coiaretts and do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, Vaences trimmed
IS do do Maltese do
as do muslin colaTetts sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
as do do cambria collars
25 richly do cambria skirts, for open dresses
$50 do do pocket handkerchief
rs pieces Maltese Iaces and edengs, all widths
100 do Naences aces edgings, and nsertings
50 do English thread lacea, edgings and iuscrtngs
IS do cambria houncings and rulings
10 do Swiss muslios houncinR and bands
100 do embroidered dmty bands
20 pairs embroidered muslin and cambric sleeves
% dozen long and short black lace ms
Also, Illusions aees bobbines linen
hcs embroidered musns lawns, and lace
gloves, hosiery
Sep 3-3tawiwif HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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,INirHo STATES Mail Lin. California, via Aspin-
Il Panama, 5h 2th Of month,
class steamships approved by Department.
1900 burden, guarantyng speed and safety
The Panama railroad now compieted o obpo, 10 miles IRON
Asppwa obpe, and miles Of land uaspef'aioa
dry rnad 'eeeny put 70 thorough ordes sinse passsns
and their baggage being only transferred once TO ana from me
aiuucside the cars
The snfreiyJree from sickness Of any description
being always kept in at New York, Psns
Sao fncisco prevent detention in Of accident
The 5 entirety rsiidiie.
II e1rccted thai the passage will be
viii fsrsma the day aaer they arrive hnp"
Through uekr aftAe rates. agency III
est street, New York.
Jan 2s--du
lew sohooI Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthers, OF the circuit
ap Naiqi faab -o opp a. lae rages of,he eocn
Hon. l., Ridley, slaa
Judges Caruhtrs Green their whole time exclusively
Plan instrnon Daily examinations of each elias, The
but explanations OF ht
daily lessons IN the progress OF The examinations.
O. Weekly law and equity in which SUI
dents comenca suits on sta,emen, OF 'ace gwen 10y na ,u
them through all the known IN hc'u
Deeds willie records all OF Documents 10 be read az cv
denee the trials some OF me eases are taken by appeal %
public every The students clerks .h
. ns , connes,aa with ,hsIs saisl.
Tho rs, session Commences Che ihira MONDAY - ssp
succeeding Monday February and ends second
Thursday In July. 90, =, .a.,;,.eu,
ice a. boarding $50 Students furnish books
which be bad IN the Lebanon bookstore IN, ala
dents enter No previous study required for 40
mission There are four regular classes. students may e"
Thsrs is a moot legislature connected school
N"'0'' - ROBERT l. cARGTHERs,
Fob tl--.oy P,e-ideu, Board Of Trustees
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snd the Of such deiaDs bidder will be
responsible for ali deinqaebces.
All Offers win this
will, at the option OF the bureau, be rejected.
Those only whose be accepted viii be notified
contracts will be delay
agent al aud la eas Of any question Ia
course Of ereng me eontrG IL BE- settled BY tAe sol
uith0Hi going tehind. that Instrument
JOS. SMITH,
Chief of Bureau,
FORM OF OFFER
TO the CA Of me baTea fards Docks Nary Department
o. a the Of hereby
furnish, under advertisement, day OF
and subject 10 all the requirements same
braced No --, viz;
The ARTICLES with
the words y and propose (nane agent
one Is advertisement)
The undersigned ----, n Sae
Of and ----- of -- in the State
o. as guaranors, hereby undertake named
-- will II - offer be accepted enter into contract,
required the United within een
through the office of the acceptance of
bid, as before nentioned
(SgaafuresJ
4 he and are
and responsible guarantors 10 this
(o be signed by agent collector district attorney
other person known the bureau to be credabie
Sep 26-lawiw
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Collectors ONCE. Auxust L. is

COLLECTORS Once, AuHust 1, 1851.
NOTICE TO tax payers-Deducon prompt
~ hereby that the year 1854
and ayabe at this office and
allowed by law for the
n, J. ROCHE.
Avg 3-ootdf Collector
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rAN's FABLES. with Ia6 illustrations. 1 voIune,
u London 1854. 81
Dogs, their by Edward Mayhem. London,
Price 50
The Matvels Of Science; by w. Fuiom with
Price 30 cents.
Adventures Of NJ sydenbam Geenfnch and Of his friends
London, with illustrations. London, 1854 Price IS
Aug 90 FRANCK TAYLOR
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tine ,aips composing thls line are.


5hlps having cUhfAtI
service has been
1,frHG construction also in their engines
insure strength speed their aecoaimo
nr comfort.
pc. nj a..,ye from Liverpool cabin SilU
I'm SECOND cabin $40 Exclusive sh"
Won, Iiverpooi TO York. ESQ and &2o.
An erperienced surgeon attached To each ship
No be,tbs can be secured until paid for,
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nK. munsE,s InvlaomArINo oonJiAL,


DR,
s a ;Ss Ssapsls sno G
could GI nor no 1 believe Ss The simple By
bu, facts undenabe facts asssa S wn Sos m
gnest c'hS anu no mnss testimony which is perfectly
credull,y Is overthrow" 'y ""' Vi '0'"'''"'
The Elixir remedies in ali cases, deplorabe evils
which make up the wonder
with thar mysterious compound agency mat
deficient vital power rec
as ne Un All a na
well higher attributes. Its beneficial effect are ns,
wife, e enerya,ed YOUTH The man Oh business
the victim Of nefv o e Of organ viii ali lind i'm
d, ayd nemanent relief from The use Of this
anu hns uho Nave 10 paralysis ii will
nSs oueo asd Snns hat
s isae T
these The Elk. deals n with dseSse s as i
der der itself, sni' but 's'e'~'N -
K4nulLD the Dso.Ia CONSTRUCTION 1.".. an,
the forms Of nervous disease ilse would
aa an ouse Z. may Be- VIZ
sa aouloueu1 inspcn paralysis pap
aaiuience prickns sensation aes iorpy OF
the ep e una
inability to position Of the
uo abus sinking at The Irregularities
Of free indulgence passions
proceed organic beyond the reach Of medicine
whenever , he organs =; 70 DC as.ea ,h upon " " ~ ~
MoRsE's lsvIooRArIHe ELIXIR
iepnc , is, aua nsnsl acivip and his not onlv wih
W. snn,;on h, vii, bannv efc on The genera, mr.
" REM in MIND that NH maiade wherever they begin
;, nan,s sv.,e, and Thai Tho n,rn,izaion o In,
WIN n,;n ~ ia n5,s;cot I,aS Hear IN mind
% ah for every and NJ nervous disease The Exr Cordial j. ,he
only r.jI able prenaration known
'"' '@' ~ orr, or .xsyops p.x.sxs
op". " $500. = a., ,..,..,. .u
convey mn adequate Idea oil e immediate ana
miraculous change winch IN me diseased, aeo
tated and system Wneer pfoken
cess, weak by hatufe or Impaired ~ n ~ ;i ~,
LACED organization Is q. once pacte rev, unu M w
The men fad physical SYMPTOMS OF nervous oeaaa VANISH m
gehe1 nnnsf s nv hs nnd;ai prnn.r,ies o
inc cohfaiy' no ~ ;tse,, r-.oe 10 ia
o", rondion Well NAV the preparation be called
$50 .xn
MEDICINAL wohnAA
century It's as the hrst bciebuc man III me
Ecys admitted that miracle o eucihe heretofore
srIkULaHT THAT EarAIhs NO REACTION
expended ID TIE With opium, alcoh0c
effect these
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No. February 1854 for the railroad from Mobile 10 Gard
Alabama Gunter Landing the Tennessee river
the road from Savannah Georgia.
via Mobile Alabama New Orleans Louisiana and the branch
thereof from Albany, Georgia, via Eufana 10 montgomery Ala
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No. SIS, nnes 1854 for the Iron Mountain and mississippi KVer
railroads -
In the districts lands subject sale ST. Louis Missouri
Do do do Jackson, do
No. 3d. July railroad from Dubuque, Iowa. via
ST. Minnesota Hand River Fond du Lac Lake Su
perior except the lands Wisconsin heretofore re-
stored by notice No. 520)
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pELi.s! BELLsI Risiisi-For churches academies, iae
steamboats,, pantauons, made,
hand by subscribers cif old estab
foundry, which has
OF manufacture perfected
e world wide celebrity for volume of sound and
have recently succeeded In
process oa -ordns in iron cases to bell casting
perfect casting and epof end evi
excellence Of their bells tey hage
January, 1854 first premium "a silver me OF he
all Others from this
competition and which the eighteenth
many diplomas TINT has been awarded them They
have hand bells variety of the
weight furnish to order chimes ofeuy number OF
several of their make throughout the
Canadas he banens comprising recent aud
yoke, with movable
may Abe bell spr,ps acting
clapper, poongng soundi iron frames ioing hammer
steamships, their
proved revolving yoke fancy hangings IN brass houze Of
dosign furnished We supply whole sets, OF
haneDgu rehang upon prop
being Old bells taken in exchange
Of al Gesptons made and kept hand
Being immediate copaexop with lie p.np routes in all di
river, orders be e-cos.eg VIII
despach which, either personally by communication @
spcctfully solicited . ,,r,r,r,, . a
Feb ai-dty west roy AIbnny co, ~ ",
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PROPOSALS.

DKrAkrsEsr,
Bureau OF Yards Docks, September 20 1874
CEALED PRoPos As endorsed Proposals for Class No.
~ yard" (name tbs class or classes ana We
yard furnishing and delivering al
articles embraced IN
OF following classes particularly described IN printed
seAess be furnished application, 10 those desiring 10
the classes named therein, viz
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. II.
Offers will be received Of November
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sNOIUNs BIAd COLLEGE, Washington. d. C.-Tbe thr
ty iou, year Of Columbian College will begin the last
"Wednesday september and end the Wednesday
have the choice OF pursuing the usual classical stu
bachelor
degree philosophy The necessary college
hundred dollars For further Information
address Columbian College, Washington D. c..
Anr
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snider's'' Wines, Philadelphia.

V. SNIDER dealer the former old established
4 snider No rs Walnut street, four doom
street, will be supplied with wines
am EqQo accommodating
JACOB sNIDER, JR agen, the importation of foreign wines
70 Walnut where he prepared TO receive orders
of wines, houses in Eu
dozen and upwards and also sOct
fo hts john Vaughan snder the patronage of his friends and
former customers.
Washington city by "Adams's Express,
free of freight
June 9-aly
(fHENCH aad English boarding and day school for
ladies' by NJ. Tyson and Sisters between
l3h Washington, b. C. The duties Of institution will
be Monday 18th September when the pupils
For
he had all the principal bookstores Ia the city
sug Sh Sept [StarI
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RENSSELAER, POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
ASSIGNED for the comprehensive and thorough education of
~ elec aud civil engineers, including railway hydraulic,
graphical and mining engineers
full
ing the institute, apply to
d. FRANKLIN GREENE
Director, &c 3. PI,
Aug l5--d2m Troy, u. y.
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~ NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
x<f@s&9& AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
<dk " The ships comprising this line are the WASH NJ
uh7H3a TON, Capt H. NJ Fitch HERMANN, capt H. hs
These steamers stop Southampton both and returning
npn SAlI.ING-lS54
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FORM OF OFFER.
TO the CHIEF Of the Bursa Yards Doeks Nary DEPARTING
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the railroad TO connect e Chata
nooga Central railroad CT Mississippi al ID
Mobile and Ohio from point Eyion
the southern bend OF the Tennessee fVe Alabama
OemOpOls. Alalamn
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January 1884, for the railroad from Cams Landing
Camden, and near Futoh
the Tex boundary line, and It's branches at Camden;
nft .Ada % hdle
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c. Y
GA JER'H. B. sEIEPPAR D would respectfully in
I'm form his friends and the public. thatshes
moved his establishment TO No131, Main Street,
corner of Unon where yy be found constantly hand,
large and well selected of all articles iis
line consisting of Saddles Bridles, Harm essssi
Erolf fra and Wood box ,E'ruu les, VuliseS,.-
Carpet Hngs, Scotch Upper and Hog skin
Collars, Hnmes,. Whips, &C., cSsc. &c. p =
OF the best materials, and will he sold CHEAP FOR CASH
those desiring TO purchase requested to call and
anime for Themselves at .siigu si4- slt
ar12-yrl.l m! - No.131, Main st. Wheeling, Va "
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II - wIsEIG & iBRoTHER, nIanuactufers Of Bondoir -
Grand anil Square Pianos, request the special atten
ton OF female performers, to late and important in
provement in the the piano. invention
the keys OF the same piano be regulated to
SOFT TOUCH so as to suit the exact elastic strength othe
fingers, 1T being we'll known TO everynerforefS the
touch is OF tie rstg s'timportance' vain talk
o. fine tone II kt js not susceptible afee aud
eestic moyeInent Otherwise the inherent qualities
instrument will remain unknown Those who would
avail themselves OF the best possibe the
piano. SHOULD not fail to give this invention trial 5 y
See business circulars, which may had post.
age by addressing Manufacturers :ha15 G f4fF
1 J. J. WISE @BROTHER,
mar26H sf''sA9iA ''.lfs 10 7s.latato BkLT1MoRE. 81
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gg.1-I "a T--8J.t w. Robb.g ;

New Watch and 7Jewelry Store.
Roam, No.4, Washing ton Hall; Monroe st. q ;
-..4,t. NV H EELING, VA ~ s5s g1G
subscriber would cal the attention Of the public 10
his well selected stock OF watches, clocks iewelry.
silver ware, aud fancy goods, which he is opening
Ills stock gold and silver watches.
keys, guards and claims. NJ. h5'; s.lf a- Z III m :
Every description OF golliewclry; h. F,F .eg ID =.
Gold, silver, silver plated and common sncctaces;
Pure tea, DESSERT sugar, mustard and salt
Spoons, aud butte knives; t-s. = .iiUJ ~ y-tE r.
Plated aud German silver forks spoons, butter knives,
Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors; a-l - pc
VERy'FIEE razoTs. strops, shaving cream, etc.; La
goods; - > " :, =, - =
Particular attention paid repairing Watches clocks
an1jcwey. anu engraving handsomely done. ~ 5'si'f
share OF rati onoge is respec fully solicited. 1881 :.
ap6-0tf \, - ~ L.-.... u g. P. BROWN. .
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REMOVAL.
Notice OF Fartnership.

F7'4'''' Nlnim Street. -
.El.::,- Z. J. iFicKiEsoN would respectfully mn.
nounee TO the citizens OF Wheeling and vi
= n yIj t n cinity that he has just opened and
aelegant establishment for the sale yios
ons, Banios, and Tambornes.0 Brass Instruments tc
first and best make.
Instruction books kinds Inst and for
singing. -aNHa sEs5ss .'tt<s1'@-
Music the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin, also, the
newest Songs Duets and tho very hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Clarones, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards .2!1
X Bows for Violinceo and tViolin.W
a. Kieoets Furniture Polish, for renovang vanished
Furniture such Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture. 9us 7oF Eti@a RI 80
Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber, Pitsburg Panos
the first and best in the United States such
as Nns and Clarks grand and square Panos J. u. Dur
i3ms, Halletand Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &C.
Agent for the make OF Carlardt and Needhams Pateut
Neodcons fIeis7f ffs tIf f5IF Ef'IisEl
Aeeordeons, analk kind ofmuscalnstrumcnts repaired
a TIE lowestp prices ia,,..f..t TT.
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Something worth seeing!
sUaI A mt ADAMSJ d.

NEW VCLOTHING ROOMS.
HAVING now completed my rooms am better pre-.
IL pared to accommodate my customers than be-
lore and at such low prices will astonish the natives
Come ON and try me-. Remember tina, my place is one
door above the old corner long occupied by me- II is
useless for to undertake enuerae my stock the
variety is great. -.----- loo >. n. a al DAMS
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GEORGE 4MENDEL.
I,ook at2This!i

FF'.-'7 INIiOOK aGE GEIn1S!I = " 80
IL those who are desirous Of preserving the memory
uay, by calling without deayat L. TarbelIs Daguer
eoype Rooms al the eorser OF Main and Bdde streets,
lures which cannot be obtained, with the same degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city. n ~
L. TARBELL,, Dasuer feotypst.
n s" Corner OF Main and Bidde Streets. = - p.
ielSl .slra- ~ ,isas s si ID Centre Wheeling.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS

[ $40 &c MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
rNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive, arrange.
cnts in the East for the supply OF Marble, and
The attention and the public in gen
cal TO the inspection OF his stock consisting Italian
Egytiun, Sienna, and other the finest
qualities, which be sold lower than any other
mcnt in The vest Estr II e -r.f,s r
Dealers would find tito their advantage toinspeet his
stock bnrore purchasing elsewhere. '-' - -
His is done in the most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention of purchasers examine his
stock Stntuary other onunents,
oaphs Tombs Head and foot stones, &C., yard
work in every variety being enabled by his superior ac
itics supply this work prices than
any other establishment in the country. ~ 2 2{77if
Please give call and examine my work.
,-HEig fiaaaHk ~ MICHAEL ]. ROHAN, p l-t
r. s7s-ff ssss7i3 Marble Mason and Vault Ruilder
Calcined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones warranted
at the lowest trade priees. tr r, Il 4 y, d.
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MA OH 2 (; ,ls54,. 4 .s.3 ss .55.. %
Z WHEELING. 5,'is5ss.S1 l.1..ai.l
.,JoHN B. .fVOWEI5I,

Drugs, dieines, Paints, Oils,
Dye&tHHs, Patent u cdi ines, Ter ia m eF sc.
.l.-.r q, nj n.
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. aePemberton House. no
Water Street, Below M onroe.
: CENTRE FOUNDRY,

! q. .. ofAUUOf %
No. % Main St., Centre Wheeling,
EEP constantly on hand an assortment OF The latest
o. Parlnr, Shop and Cooking Stoves Their 'sWestsrn
vsirgina, soa s!ove cannot be SURPASSED by any
OF them within the last six months, pedging themselves
take them back they did not give satisfaction, and have
They also keep toLstafy OH hand the latest style OF
Arch Crates warranted equalto any made in this city;
also cast Sinks and variety OF all articles in
FoundIyiine, which will be soIl lowlor cash., "A 7ty.
uSParticular attention will be paid to III kinds of Job
Work, l&wtC-AnrE q -
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SATEs OF ADYRRrIsINes

For advertisements OF greater length and less than
OF column inserted Tor longer time than months
discount OF 90 tile will be made fr
each square for the tnoiiths and 65 er
thereafter. y. gfE 9d1Es fIT7s
For business or professional cards, square or less,
For basiI ess or professional cards one oaa 500
=, 1907
half = III
"a "a :. e. . :. -. ~ ~ 0'oS
And so per the above for inside
sand ems. s 49, Ef5,i3 -
@special notices charged $50 per square, per annum
for first square, and discount thereon for
10 Gems lire l0r single insertioI q. 90
business advertisements, with monthly CHANGE one
Same with weekly change 5000
Notice OF dea his inserted gratuitously but funeral
notice charged. 90
Marriage notice charged =. ;: N,
nominations, charged for each candidate sepa.
ate office inserted for month les1 in advance 900
Religious notices inserted for LaIf ptic:.a
f...-- ... Z X. BARTLESON, l---,
JOHN I. RUSSELL,
SwEARlNGES, TAYLOR & Co.
GEo. o. LITTLE tEa Co.
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5df sihsisi ~ - auS33aeI7a s:lDgHae 3 l'a
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OFE1sls. IlN, q sll ISEI mon v z1aE q

Manufactory. -, 9Ne = = =
a. THANKEUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
S bestowed unon him. the subscriber would respectful
% y inform his friends and the public generally that he
all their variety he has on hand good
sortment wholesale and retail at very lowpricest
He also keeps hand cooling stoves of most APP
proved patterns for coal and wood ,.t. .a5-
Job work will continue to receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and In style that will
please the most fastdious, Il sti n "a 20 M
aug24 .-.i. E. VARNEY, no. 8. Main st.