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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-01-11
RI1AD gEIEITSo

TIE Subscriber wishes to employ, either by the
month or year, q good Coach Painter and Trimmer.
Any one desiring the situation will either call and
see me personally, or address me byletter, atTabb's
Creek P. o., Granville county, Nc.
S. L. HAYS
Dec. 30. 1853. ism.
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LENOIR ACADEMY.

: mence on Monday, 10th of January, 1854
TUITION PER SESSION.
For English Branches, $40 90
" Mathematics, u so
Latin and Greek Languages, Is 90
Children of Orthodox Ministers half price.
Board per Session, can be obtained at Five or
Six Dollars, in good families, from a quarter to
a mile and a half from the school room.
LOCATION This school is located in the coun-
try, in a pleasant, healthy and decidedly moral
neighborhood; every family protesting chris
tianity, and there is not a grogshop. or any
other place of immortality, for the seduction of
youth in the vicinity round about. Kinston is
IL miles. and Snow Hill, in Greene county, 8
miles distant, which is the nearest village to
the School. Being tins free from all those al
lurements which prove to be the source of so
great mischief to other Schools, particularly
those near our cities and villages, it should re.
ceive the serious consideration of the lovers of
v%irtuous training. But, a word to the wise is
sufficient
For further particulars, address the subseri-
Der, at Kinston, Lenoir county, y. G.
w. II. CUNINGGIM, Jr., Prin.
Dec. %, 1858. 19-2m
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|RANEs CREEK ACADEMY, Moore County, N.
u C-The second session of this school, loca ed
nine miles cast of Carthage, and near the Fayettef
vile and Western Plank Road, viii commence on
Tuesday, the Sd Of January next
Tuition payable In advance, IS, $40, S12 SO and
$1a pei session.
Students can be prepared hero for the University
Of North Carolina.
Beard and washing eanb be obtained In the neigh
boriS led, convenient to the Academy, at from 5 ia
81 per month.
For further particulars direct tpost paid to the
Principal, Cranes Creek P O, c.
A.. r. BLACK, Principal,
December nth, 1853. 1s-5A.
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nay We understand that WoodvilIe Divis-
ION 5. OFT. had a very pleasant tim on Christ
mas eve. Their tor.h-light procession e.. !,
passed oil well.
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"HITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, AND WIN
w DOW 0LASS,-We keep constantly on hand
a very large stock Of all kinds Of Paints, our
Window Glass. &C., which we viii sell as lows
VAUGHAN 4 MOORE.
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marble Yard.-FayettevilIe, q. G:

THE Suhscrib er has constantly on hand a large
supply of MAR BILE, for the erectionof M0EU-
MENT, TOMBS, HEAD STONES, &cyand is pre-
pared at all times to attend to all business in his
line. Orders from a distance viii be promptlyand
faithfully attended to. GEO. LAUDER.
Dec. I3, 1853, 15-1y pd
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Gunishnrg MalR aranr mn (.
VIM A WATKINS PRINcIpAI,.

Eunishnrg MalR araafmg.
VIM. A. WATKINS, PRINCIPAL.
JOS. J. AVERITT, ASSOCIATE.
TNHE next Session viii mmence on the frst
IL Monday in January, 1854, and continue Eve
months.
TERMS:
photography, Reading, Writing, Geography, s1o
Arithmetic and English Grammar,
Higher English Branches, Mathematics, e1s
and Ancient Languages,
No Deduction unless in cases of protracted sickness.
Board per month can be had at 50.
Mr.. Watkins is a Teacher of several years ex-
periense, and furnishes the highest testimonials of
qualification from the Faculty of Emory & Henry
College, of which he is a graduate, as well as from
a number of gentlemen of high standing in tho
neighborhOod where he has been teaching. The
Trustees therefore, have every reason to regard
themselves as fortunate in securing his services as
Principal of this Institution.
Mr.. Averitt bears with him a Diploma on the
Latin Language, and several distinctions On other
branches, from the University Of Virginia. 1t is
proposed to give instruction in the Fren'h and
Spanish Languages to those who may desire it.
JOEL KING, Pres't of
the Board Of Trustees.
December /, 1853 14-5t
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Anti-License Ticket.

Mr.. EDITOR The following Ticket for
Commissioners of the City, is recommended
to the Voters of Raleigh who are opposed to
l~icening Grog Shops in this City, viz
Eastern Ward-E. SMITH,
M. B. ROYSTER.
Middle Ward-P. F. PESCUD,
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TfiIl1pIHlR.

H Subscriber wishesto employ a Teacher quail
fled to prepare boys for College. The situation
will probably be permanent. Salary, $500 per an
nun, with board. II. II. ROBINSON.
Elizabeth Town, N, c.. Doc. 9th 1853. IS-2t.
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expediency of making an explicit denial Of
the rumor. and Napoleon expresses himself
in favor of action.
CHINA.-The Chinese insurgents keep firm
possession of Shanghai. The rebels had been
defeated by the Imperialists at Annoy.
liverpool Markets. Dec. 24.-Cotton re-
mains unchanged, with a favorable tendency.
Breadstuffs have slightly advanced. Naval
stores dull, but no decline.
THE ROANOKE VALLEY RAILKoAD.-The
grading on this railroad. which is to run from
Ridgeway, on the Raleigh &Gaston Railroad
to GAINESVILLE, has been completed and it is
ready to receive the superstructure. The
contracts for the superstrueture of the road
will, we understand, be made in q few days,
and the superstructure of the bridges has
been completed for IA miles, which is two
thirds Of the road. The railroad iron, of 800
tons, is expected here by the first cargo
Stills have been provided for the entire road
and as soon as the iron is received the laying
of the rails will the commenced. 1t is expec-
ted that the entire road will be completed in
June and July.
BosToN, Jan. s., P. M.-The ship Stafford
shire, Capt. Richardson, from Liverpool for
Boston, struck ON Blanore Rock. south of Seal
ASioiO, VA hC c1ot DCSOnlOCf, dtld Wdo pOiuAy
wrecked. The first and second mates with II
sailors reached Cape Sable, and were saved
The third mate and 1870 others, were picked
up, fortunately, and landed at Shelbourne.-
The most heart rending part of this calamity,
however, is yet untold in the fact that one hund
red and seventy. seven passengers, including
the captain, persisted with the wreck and founc
a watery grave. The sufferings and hardship
endured by those who were saved are indescri
babe. The Staffordshire had a valuable car
90, which was insured for 100000 in New
York and Boston.
A VILLAINoUs SCHEME.-Our readers vii
~recollect the name of Francis H. Barring, tn
clerical impostor, who figured in North Caro-
lima, during the last year, and fed from Raj
eigh during the late session of the Conferenc
in that city. He has turned up again, in
new shape, in attempted imposition upon us
According to q letter now lying before us
written, we are inclined think, by himself
he is dead having gone off by a hemorrhag
Of the lungs in the city of New York. Sc
at least his executor writes to us fror
Philadelphia. We give the letter just as re
ceived. But believe it to be a scheme to d
vert public attention from the impostor an
to open the way for new schemes of impos'
ton upon the community. Here is the lie
ter.
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1hK m
E. P. GUIoNA
Western Yards. w. WHITING,
A. M. GORMAN.

gsF A portion of the citizens of Perquim-
ans county, N. c., held a meeting on Christ
mas day at Newby's Bridge, and adopted a
series of Resolutions. of which the following
will serve as a sample:
Resozrea, That Temperance is emphati-
cally the Question of the day, and is init
mately connected with all other Moral Re
forms.
Resolved, That after having done what we
can by individual effort, and moral s%uasion,
we are strongly in favor of a prohibitory en-
actment, by our next Legislature, similar to
the world-wide-renowned Maine Law.
ResolUed, That we will not, knowingly,
vote for any man, who, to secure his election,
shall give ardent spirits to others-either di-
rectly or indirectly.
Resolved, That we will not support any
man for our next Legislature, who is not
pledged to Temperance, and thitt we will use
our influence, to secure the election of such
as will use their utmost effort to affect the
enactment of q prohibitory Law.
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THE subscriber viii pay a liberal salary to a
il frstrdte and highly accomplished Female In
structer.
Address, YRU HARRINGTON,
TI5-St1 Evans's Mills, N. G.
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Tuition in the Malc Department.

As to qualifications, the subscriber would respect
fully refer the public to the Faculty at Chapel Hill.
CYRUS HARRINGTON
Evans's Mills, Dec. IL, 1853. 15-St
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South Lowell Male Academy.
ORANGE CO.. n. c.


TINE cHRNGED. The next session Of this InRhk.
tuition will IN on Thursday, january
26th, instead OF the 18th as stated in the circulars.
1t will be oar aim to produce thorough schd-
arship and at the same time to guard froH vice,
and lead to sound morality. There will be BIZ
BILE exercises once a week. and religious exer-
cises frequently. No student will be permitted
to use intoxicating liquors. No family in the,
neighborhood uses them and there is a hoU%
ishing Division at the Academy, to winch sever
al Of the students belong.
The locality : as healthy as any in the Stat
A large Boarding Hall lbe ready at the COM
mencement OF the sessi II will be kept
Rev. Hartwell Arnold, emily from Va.
Board at the Hall, So so per month, iDciu-
ding every thing except lights in GOO private
iamiles, II will be furnished at prices somewhat
less.
Tuition per session, foi English, SIP 50, foe
Languages, SIS 90. Ministers SONS, halt price.
Vocal music will be a regular exercise, with no
additional charge.
Students coming by rubfc conveyance ny
$ op at HHIsboro,, IL miles west, or at Ok -,
2 miles east, and at either place, PIiVa e y
" yances can be obtained,
For Circulars. apply to the Executive
Committee"
JAMES A. DEAN. Principal.
GIL To-olI n n nae 10 1f-1k
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ORIGINAL SIN.-An honest Welch divine
was once preaching upon this favorite tropic
of birth sin while he was expatiating on the
dreadful nature of this original faint and its
consequences, a child was crying very loud
and interrupted him in his discourse; this
circumstance afforded him an opportunity of
illustrating his suhjectmore forcibly. There!
There now says he, you see, you hear. the
stubborn vile nature Of this filthy hereditary
guilt. With our first breath we squall and
cry, and exhibit our abominable natural pro-
neness to all evil, andoften w%ithoutany cause,
as is the case of that noisy child this evil
propensity is breaking OUT The boy who
had the care of the child and was making to
the door. had seen him point at it, and
not liking to hear it abused as he thought
from the pulpit, or wishing to apologize for
it, cried out aloud as he left the place; it
has got the belly ache. sirR1-~
o. The Sons of Temperance in Hillsboro'
held a public meeting in the courthouse on
the 26th uEt. Addresses were delivered by the
Rev. N. A. Hooker. the Rev. Thomas w.
Guthrie, and the Rev. Charles L. Cooley
After the speaking. an excellent Dinner and
Supper were provided for them at Mr. A. C.
Murdock's Hotel, of which a number partook.
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EOrc1Sn ~ Domestic Dry & OoJS, aa a4
No. III Main ST., West side, bett1een Monroe anu
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

"---- J.-N 7 :. -
-. No 22 Main 81, Centre Wheeling,
EEp constantly on hand an assortment OF The latest
Parinr, Shop and Cooking stoves. Their 'WcEtern
Vrsiuiau,'' q coal snvc cannot be surpassed D. 9nE
thing ever oIuccd into the city They have sold 100
OF hem within the months plcdsng temsclv Ives to
take them baCki they dlio give satisfaction, and have
neV had Que ICturmGu l.4..sfrrg. ..--r.-. e. 49,,
They also keep constantly on land the latest style O.
Arch Crates, warraUed cqunn any made IN tis oltyi
Foun,.r line which will be sol low tor CASH -,
Wn,ll 80 II ','I' - sdG,wtC-Aug. 3.
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Notice OF Partner snip.
= THE business ftlioGte fiRfHbf Warden q Edwards.
will be continued by Undersigned at the old stand on
MaiE street, under The firm OF Edwards Warden
James w Warden lavirg purchased the interest oil Ja-
cob NJ. Warden. ....
= ICIiAEL EDWARDS, JR., 70
lnrI-tf JAS. W. MARpEN. - =
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300 wood band boxes. 10. ,-gt.
Thankful for the liberal heretofore eXtendedto
sepS " - N'S "s MoCLALLRNs & KNoX.s
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

IEtlIN IALaflDIL w OIEHAD1
.s.l &c MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
mcmts in the East for the supply of Marble, an! eon'
tcmpatinG the erection OF Steam works, he would invite
thcatteon ofArehitccts Builders and the public III Fc
cal inspection OF his Stock consisting of Italian,
i:gvtiau Seua ican and other Marbles of the finest
qualities, which sold lower than other establish
mcH in the west. 10. ,.-g
Dealers would itto their advantage 10 inspect his
stock before purchasing else where -. -. ~
His is done in the most elaborate style, anu lie
invite the attention of purchasers 10 examine his
stock mid other carved work. Monuments Gem
oans Tombs Head foot stones, &C., andGravc yard
yvor in every vaiiey being enabled by his superior nc
supply this work at considerable lower prices than
any other esia bliAhnent in tile country. 4
Please give a call and examine my work ..
MICHAEL j. ROHAN, Un-a
--.- Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
pgAlso Calcinei Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models, and Marietta Grind Stones warranted
n the lowest trade prices. p " y.
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1858. Zs.5t;s: s:ssza ssssz=I fss!sElB 1858.
ADAMS & CO.'S aa-
EXPR ESS NOTICE.
Something worth seeing!
- gs A NJ ADAMS. fH

NEW CLOTHIN G ROOMS.
TAVlNG n0w completed my rooms am better pre-
pared to accommodate my customers than eyer be-
,rc and at such low prices will lStOnlsh tue n1tHcs
Come nn and try ne. Remember tha my place is one
door above the old corner long occupied by me- ItlS
useless for me to undertake enumcrae my stock, the
variety il so great. ie20 ..-. a. NJ. a ADAMS..
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pemberton House.
WINTER = frCct, FscloVY NJ Omroe

II" M n ---T-"- WHEELING ,-VA.7 y -I".
TTI M.PEM BERTOS announces to his old friends and
the public generally that lie has located IN the the com @
Garcs' and Thoroughly repaired and rcttcd and is
pIepa cd to entertain go9d style at
prices The Pcmberton Hcusc is situated Immediately
On tho Steamboat Landing and near the Depot OF tho Bal
n.urc and Ohio Railroad, atFording passengers tor the
cars OF packet boats stopping place. The
prurrietjr respectfully invites the attention OF his old
friends 10 his house, and sOlics share OF public patron
nca' - Hi E1#.. l.-rI.|..F ap20-tf o.
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'lEs, I'm, a ssaA n At sAsOIN " 4ARE y
Mandatory. -. ba.-L
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

: L-4NSOO5 :
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
icrds and the public generally that having urchos
conducted under the firm or J. Crumnacker Il Son c
will continue the at the old stand No TO- Main 81
ance of lie tronagc literally bestowed tile old ilfn
lie has just returned the Eastern cities, and is now
opening extensive and we'll selected stock OF Drugs AMI
Chemicals Perlumcry, Fancy articles &C., all Of which
were purchased 11er strict personal Inspection ad with
scrupuOus regard purity of quality and are now oeIcH
o Tic ruhlic the most reasonable terms. W.
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REMOVAL.

& D. BAYHl have removed to their and spa
sJ clio brick buildings 37 Mari ct street, where they
manufacture and keep on hand, III .H.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for Japan Ware and louehold Furnishing
HARDWARE latest styles of Cooking Sovc all o.
IyIc tney will sell wholesale aud the The l"wrs'
ma prices. Their old customers and he puhc err
ally invited to Call and examine their stock f"Ir
description ticIcsIn their EC n orty nnde to or
| ! 6ic
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ad0ka4iLIdT TIn
BALTIMORE.
odd Rellolys, NJ nsons, II ed OIen, Sons of
Temperance,
.sa And other Society Regalia,
Ranners SEALS and Jea1els, manufactured and SoL


70 And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Je.0els, mG,piaetared and sold
6y Gibbs & Smith, No. 70 Baitimore Street,
i5'i 41s 94.'o' baltimore, Nd.
5,THE assortment usually on hard CONSISTS of
s ,,.z..., t..ts. ,REGAI,IA,lra .1ara.4
ODD Fesoues'-GranI and Subordinate Lodge and Eli
gs.EGIlr5lGts @lf'N !camrmert. = - wv .'''-
80 Past .5SsgsqeS S5sqa 9gf other oesF'' plain and
,s,,sy list I'd, Sd, 4tfG and 9th Degree Parade Re.
za1t'.-t 80 Plenty embroidered Encampmcnt Darad
..o.l 7. .g, rF Regalias, Ia -a.7g = 1--u, :.
AaSontc-knighls Tempar, Royal A-s:h, and Master
q; gFIrT Jewels, Robes, Banners! Swords, &c:
Sons of IeHPeTGnce-National, Grand and sSubordlna
DiVsions-OnCerS and Members.
Red Melt-SaChems Past Officers and richly embrotdet
3D. Degree Working and Parade Resnlia. gta-4
JEWELS E
OF the various Orders, OF Silver Gilt Plated Metals
ncuding Knights Templar Switl Orks.) --Hs
rrI ~ qtHsl7f ~ BANNERS.5a 81 #..lR
Banners avery size, style COST adapted to the
ous Orders and Societies. manufactured to orders and De-
signs for Banners, when required furnished free OF
pensci showing the style ofhe when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest be found in the u s.
LODGES, ENCANIPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
'S - - 80 @s-' +'" TRIBES;
T. Wishing to fit their Halls, or supply themselves with
Parade Working Regaa, Banners. &c, depend up.
having their orders satisfactorily ed by calling
addressing 81. Ia .t..t stf s4ss GIBBS d SMITH,
Regalia and Banner NJ turers, 10 Baltimore Street,
baltimore, Md -tLf., ..aNF tIHH. -t'aA..iS'"
r5'i q, 7. FRY, Agerst Wheeling, Va. oct6-tr
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New Music Store


Sign of the Esrcci:in Tri&OnUm, no. 400
Main street. .# .s-
--1- J. TlCKIESON would respectfully
citizens o! Wheeling aud vi
ety that he has ISoh Hst IT, oTsnsH Id s0 SW ina
Guitars VioliiccllOs, FagOlGts Futcs Flies, Accore-
Oms, BamOs, and TInIborines Brass Instruments the
first and best make. '.'s' p. .s.-
Instruction all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing. .-...... ....
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute Violin, also, tho
newest Songs, DUCttS etc., and tho hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. ....r. .
ClaOne.s Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards r' i.ras .s.4
Bows Volinccllo and Violin. ... .....r.l. -.
y KIcacr's Furniture Polish, Tor renovrtng VANISHED
Fun iimrc Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. ~ 80
Also sale by the Agent for Klcher, Psburg Pianos
tho first and cure iii tho United States, such
CIars grand and square Panos J. IL. Dnm-
hsms and Allens celebrated Boston Pianos, &c
Agent the make OF Carardt and Nccdhanl's Patent
MclOdcons
Accordcons and alIkind usicalinstrmens repaired
p trc II.
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FoR YEARLY ADvEErtsENENrs-1 square, with the
privilege OF @Iluges, per annuum,. 1900
One square, per quarter, chnngeable at PLEASURE 800
business Professional Cards, Cper annumO not
exceeding 8 lines, 800
Fon Lose ApvERTrsENE~Ts, liberal discounts will &c
nIade the above
Religious notices, and advertisements for Charitable
Institutions and Fire COmpanes inserted gratuitOusy.
S-Marriages and Deaths imseted gratuously
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WHEEL1NG.
sPITTNG OF 1883.
WIN. 7. sEEBY.
DEALER IN

WHOLESALE DEALER I'M Nse 7I
Foreign ~ Domestic Dry G OotIv, as au
No. III Main 81, West side, bettOeen Monroe anu
ab.-tta-2 stf.Fs u Union SIS. ''-- -'st ~
.la- g 5sEgg y. Wheeling, Va, lsla-H.. i'.sH!
IT'S. NOW in receipt mis- Spring stock OF Dry Goods
and Notions, direct from importers and Manudctl:
rcrs. Comprising complete and desirable stock al
goods adapted 10 The trade this section as can be found
in any hou C. West, towhch would respectfully
invite tie attention OF retail dGaors oonsistngo OF ~
DRESS GOODS. ar a,
In black silks, alpacas rops lawns, de atnes gfnE
hams etc. with very large stock ofprints OF the hest
makes and Colors Also, bonnes, ribbons Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. And OF au5 eaF
-. l, .t...s-- -l. rMEN's WEAR. t ftr.- rHIcg
In CLOTHS, cassimers, sattnetts, merno cassmeres,
jeans weeds and summer ClOIsi Also COlonadcs, Den;
MIS- blue drills brown linens linen drills naIkeens and
other such gooIs very desirable assortment Also,
mem and boys palm hats Leshorn aud Cant hats sDt
WOOL brash hats, ETC.; with full stock OF linen and cot.
ton baggng Seamless bags burpsj table Diapers crash
drigs, ckngs, checks, shifting, stripes, ETC., brown
bIeachcd musns with good stock OF white goods
in the
AS cambrics ioronets, Irish tnens laees threads but
tons hosiery, Cloves combs, ETC., in all their variety
My whole stock viii be found unsurpassed, as well III
= 'maT25 - IL :" : IL Sos aq4w. asELBY.
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GEORGE MENDEL.
Look at This!

NLLthose who are desrous OF preserving the memory
N of themselves friends, candO so, most etIcc-
luay, by calling without dci0y,a l.. Tarbe'S Dasuer-
rcoypc Rooms al the OF Main AMI Bdde Streets
lures which cannot be Obtained with the same degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
e. ~ '...0. l.. TAREELE,, DaEuerre0typist. . %
Corner OF Main and Biddle streets, ..l.
~ Wheeling