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"Were viws carried out by the officers under your
command to your entire satisfaction 2" Entirely so.'
was a. The result Of your operations succeed
Dd you cripple it to such in your opinion
"No"
you consider that the savetrade has been generally
regulated by the strength and efficiency Of the British squad
the coast by the commercial demand slaves ~
consider that entirely dependant upon the commercial
demand for slaves, and has little connexon with the
squadron" s..
You think that the present system open many grave
objections other accounts and that it will not succeed
Experience has proven the present system to be futew
The total result Of the operations of our squadron dur
ing twelve years has been the capture of fourteen vessels
The African sayetrade has, it is believed, been en-
trely suppressed in Brazil, and in this hemisphere the
remaining colonies Of SPAIN Cuba and Porto Rico are
its only marts. Your committee think that If the Ae-
rcan flag be s employed in this nefarous traffic now
prohibited by every christian nation and surrepousy
tolerated by Spain alone the abuse be more efficient
~ corrected by the employment of cruisers in the
vicinity of those islands.
Ii would seem superfuous on the part Of your COM
mee to say that, in commencing the adoption of the
resolution under consideration they rcpudiate the
remote intention of relaxing in any degree the
OF our legislation the Of the African slave trade
Its continuance, while it is justly odious on moral
grounds is in every way prejudcia to our commercial
aud agricultural interests.
The abrogation Of the Sth article of the Ashburton
treaty does not necessarily imply the purpose Of with
drawing our squadron from the of Africa. por
ton OF it, indeed must necessarily be retained there to
protect our Its only effect will be to enable
the Executive employ the force stationed there at any
other point where its services may be useful We
Client to USE in the language Of the article best
endeavors to promote the desirable object of the entire
abolition OF the slave-trade And none can doubt that
it will continue to be faithfully observed it has here
tofore been, in letter and spirit
Your committee recommend the adoption of the reso.
luton.
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No grants of land within the territory ceded by the
first article Of this treaty. bearing date subsequent
the tweny-ffth day of September, when the Minister
and subscriber to this treaty the part Of the United
States proposed to the Government Of Mexico to ter
inmate the question Of boundary, will be considered
valid be recognised by the United States will any
grants made previously be respected be considered
obligatory which have not been located and duly record
Ell in the archives OF Mexico @
"..... ARTICLE VII. .".. Isl" ".
Should there any future period (Which God forbid y
occur any disagreemes between the two nations which
mil lead to rupture of their relations and reciprocal
peace they bind themselves in like procure by
every possible method the adjustment Of every difference
and should they still in this not succeed
will they proceed to declaration of without having
previously paid attention to what has been set forth in
article twenyone Of the treaty of Guadalupe for similar
reafirmed
ARTICLE VIII.
The Mexican Government having, the 9th of Febru-
ary 1883 authorized the early construction of plank
and railroad across the Ishmus of Tehuantepec and to
secure the stable benefits Of said transitway the per-
and merchandise of the citizens of Mexico and the
United States it is stipulated that neither Government
will ntepose any obstacle to the transit Of persons and
merchandise Of both nations; and at time shall high
charges be made the transit Of persons and pro-
pery Of citizens of the United States than may be made
the persons and property of other foreign nations
nor shall any interest in said ransitway in the pro-
ceed thereof be transferred to any foreign Government
The United States, by its agents. shall have the right
transport the sthmus in closed bags the mails
United States not intended for distribution along
the line Of communication also the effects of the United
States Government and its citizens which may be intend
"a for transit and for distribution on the sthmus,
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ARB you suFrBRINa

FRoal Rhsumatisp, Sore ThToas eroaP. piaaout
ton sti Joints Cuts Bruises Poison Sores Fever Sores
Lame ses en
SpS Insects or RsSsa Degs the Breast
Conireeons OF the Muscles cords, cuts OF any kind
sears es es gsrss
Sores Scarlet any similar disease. you may leaf
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which NOT only removes pain almost but
ssosa ERADIGATES THE DISEASE. i,s. I
some VIII laugh al the idea any composition curing
sGeh number Of diseases but but reject that these
causes. the proposition will seem less vaEant but
sa U5s az e esss s s
AL who have used It themselves witnessed It's ma
ne ss Lns.l Rno It's nas
TO THOSE WHO THINK. seis,sg5s'
S sTy
ent nan'cs2 And has 1t you thai rem
SohS fs h SoM oesa e y ssi ~
ne which does moi Insult your
s5teo or mighty cares Of he sari but Is simply ths
osSsfssa or soIEser being mild and action
-tsashng the most hidden sinews Of man or bennto.
anu yel being TO the weakest infant tits also
i;ctee "a large the majority larger
,s ntsst besides solng more than 1oar si
as snattce exactly OF rich or
he unprecedented size inwhel the Nonpareil Linn,ent
and The vast expense OF the materials used in IT,
rfca,es we m publish, nor do ne Ss .a
~ as the article wherever Will certify
We would however those AFFECTED ones who have
The following names Being sa 9 ths 1s ,ngs
sSas whoss
IN the different diseases for which Il Is recommended. are
rrerasea 10 speak OF its merits as 1t deserves
Logan g Co. VIZ Mckee, Patterson ss Co. and sy iss
aNs,s, n ~ Of Virginia and Pennsylvania
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ron. lie F;str,,leaf 5,Iajs, 1R,,,,,,;,s, !,

From he. 70 rsssnt gd9 RsrssSlieaa, III
AN layAtuAHLE II EptcIKk.-It n but seldom we End
among the yfemedes offered to public the cure
o. usease one consent to command or whose viz.
o oss s sxas e lead
sions, But with reference to remedy acturcl in
ms place ana which has heeom public
az h9usehot words, We Speak from knowledge its In.
eHSei!eneles its adaptation many the ills OF
e, and ihe security with which it may DO used. we
eSk o. Nonrerel Nerve and Bone Linient prepar-
ns x 81! from prescription
~ Sarr late Of Morgantown, and Wheel.
n one OF the most eminent Physeans in Virgnia This
Is Ssse9 upon the broad princpls that any
ay winch WIN pain, will properly com.
DC equally efieacious in emoriEg internal aec
uo pIheipls that has been successfully deselored-
IL is simply The Offspring OF Science being mild sim.
PIE IN ts aS!ion end yet revealing In its effects power
more reae hing tho most hidden man
ana 5east.and yet being innoxous to nint
t a'In ~ ,ir The ehsePest being
fourth than the largest besides being thai
un1es as snong- We commend it those In want OF
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sMEDTCINA q f
"a Hallls eLebrnfRd NJ, LzslnDln a lllIliriir


me Cure ofcougfs ronsunption.
Drohclhtls, aatlia ihuenLa crolp Syhoor NJ o,1ei
OF the hroiciea and nv rh.
tion. = ~ - - ~ 'f's "tseiS ot iesPie'
Warianea the best medicine for diseas.
tne iulss ever sold IN a nierca ~ - r'tT Ar
ms medicine TO te public a. have the
70 know that we not only present them with
anpiote for Tie class or diseases it profes.
go 70 cure but one whiclfs perfectly harmless In it, ef
tntior. be administcred with
OF mineral posons for il contains noe.
AS tat large portion OF tile sue ring and death
Is caused by disease the orgas
ageed w 70 put the reach OF every individual
able. - $50 Ft stt " t''s'''uf
lis medicine ID the result ola long experience and
s.uy istses OF tho lungs which equeuttn
VI climate; nd claim il be ia advance
enmpi uhs, an rtoyement toH ai and consequently
tutefiof 10 all otherR.t ~ n isfft 80 ~
Meat make no extrayagant assertions OF Its efficacy
like the vendors man
WHO deceive all who trust them, nor aalI we hold out any
innuce nents which experience docs not Justify, x
nPAtents VIII perseveTe ia the use OF this medicine
@ dneted, they win be cuTe in every instance
nal lEis mol beyond The powerof medicine There ara
sIn9s now blessings OF health and
since been In their grave. but for the uey perseve
use o. this Invaluable remedy Is not pretended
het in every stage OF consumption but we
better adapted TO the diseases
organs than other Medicine ered to
INC public AN we ask is trial, and In every natace 81
acton Y not sivsn the money will be returned. ~
Gsnuine sigucd L. FALL d Co FOR sale BY JAMEs
BAhER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va Also, by Dnieslstas
generally tbropgheut the country a7f2t f ilps@iyf
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81 .lIFNTEDICA.L!!
PROT. Woods,f. 8

H0ir Efest6Fnttvci snoyff 5r The first time intro
dnced 70 the citizens OF Wheeling, No iSS Market
street which is the only ever invented that
win sHectlly restore the grey and yyhisers TO The
origihal COLOR OF ayeins. cover the Bad
dandrpd and the hair failing on and Il ffes
from the ny ssisen so Objectionable ia divers prepa
ST ATyE = sssSell article for the toilet or The old
are respectfully Invited at The ifsnot and ~
me and gentIenisn OF high Tepnta
o mn III inc SCUM ald West, wlterdit was yeted hi,
VIII ieer toihe Certificate below OF The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
statesman ana Senatof Judge Bgeese, OF Illinois:
=, nave 9sed Prof o. $. Woods, Hair Resto ratye and
i.S me wonderipe My hair was beco-
pfematurely grey, by or his
no So1hi u naS IT'S original color, have
IS 80. SIDNEY BRREsE,-
Ex-senator of the United States
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$50 h.Fofes'sr Nesss, orisn.aI sann.ire g

Is valuable auxiliary of
OF the most formidable with which IL Ia
S 90 sons sd ance Of NE ftTss s1a
by thorough and eontlueh application OF this
Ltnment region OF the aected organ these 9th
bic diseases oIiee dsare of more
nan ha their terro, particularly among Children, and
no1sands OF they allowed TO speak, would
VITA 2 the eloqrenee Of feeling and Affection, bear their
Sren fonIthe very Jaws OF death and restored them
powerful auxiliary in Wing what generally known
asan Aguc Cake. she Spleen In ali
cases where external application service this
rfent will be found a-s.l
General depot ss6 Broadway, New York, and ia
{ 1rt1ct st. st Louis = Ilah
Fo5 sale wholesale and retail in Svheeiingby
3 1eIdSm Us l-',-' W. WILLIAM j.. ARMSTRONG,
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aissa Is stAs1 ING OF 1903.
80 VvMs r. .sSEL BY. 'a go &
'WAOI1ESAIIE DEALER IN
Nj ESEeisa ADenaesiie Dry C SodS.
t'P. = man st., Rsst side, bettrsea Monroe an
srMING OF 1893


1s9' IL MAR st., Vest side bettreen Monroe dHS
- Onion SIS. .,4.-..9.s..
~ - ,,,,,, Wheeling, Va,
,AoSS IN receipt ofhissSprinz stock Of Dry Gooda
direct from importers and Mannastr;
800. az complete and deairable aSockU
In snv 70 the trade Of this section can ba iol
IN sy nou y 4Estor ERest, hch would Respectfully
me attention Of retail dealers consisting Of So
,.ik a DRESS eooDs. SO 5tlsblaai l2ls
s ese WITH avery large stock prints, OF The best
anu Soiors Also, bpn1ets, ribbons, Innings anu
"etst trimmings In variety. And OF 81 9fsfs 3
=, MEMS WEAR. -sHfsii9 w
cassiners, sattinetts, erino cassmeIeaS
nj. S, and summer cloths Also Cottonades pen
u,f s brown linens, linen drills, nalkeens ana
srd goSds very desirabe
.n, palm hats Canton hats
ton null stock Of linen and co.
~ sTEg, checs ahirtfng stripes etc brown
M maslinsi with good stock OF hite ooaA
-. e NoTIoN f,ssys u 81, aoi.s4
tonI Irish naehs, aces, threads, 9ut
M glesea etc alf
Mhoie Sloek VIII be found uusrrassed5 as
qnallty md atyIes as IN = 8sls =
81 3 W, gEsELsg:zzs
. E SS pure White Lead, dry, Tor sale low By
Pei" kELLS & Caldwell
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Oman Anew ThyaeIf.o- -
An Invaluable Book for 25 Gents
shoutd hama Copy. !"

-" EueIy Family should haps q Conn.,
6 new eo o0ia IN less st ia,a three months
ad pr AgSTEks MEpieAL MANUsT AND ID aaSD
BY sas
prsysnlien writtenin familiar style avoiding nedica
twenty u yeaPs aasee ess
devoted to the diseases ora
To which aaded, receipts the cure OF the above
ana on the causes symptoms and cure
E'S;Sag Z g ISts;sr esssts, n Col
The author oItls work unlike The majority OF those who
ss OF ees 70 fs Inc Of which grad
affords me pleasure TO recommend him the unoi urate
Iieneed practitioner, whose and Integrity they
JOS S. LososaosE, 81. D..
From yeod.sasd. NJ D. Of Penn. Un:ser.ity, Pailaae,
r0,esaSnai ability OF The nnthor Of the asdieal Man.
sea 9' Then 9l long S,SnsSs under
perfect health, IN some where patient has been
considered beyond medcalsid In the treatment
on e she rs 1 Know R1S
hs ssgsrsr n the proesson have been acquainted
than justice 70 him. wen ss kdleas the an,orsa-
in whose professional skii and ntssrS seH sS
safely eonfde themselves -. '-sH
rrhis is, without exception the most somprehensiye
VSSE ali aI
itself to the reason OF its readers. II free from all OBJ
81 s
has devoted many years to the OF the yafious
so PLAN treated Of and with too little breath
world AT the merely nominal price cents, fuits
oil some twenty yearsnOst successful practice ,sTdkd
no teacher parent should be without the knowledge
this Invaluable 1t would save years OF
PAIN notification and youth under their
chaTgeI-People's Adrocate.
"a Presbyterian clergynanJn Ohio. in writing OF
tera NJ edleal Manual, Thousands upon
OF our youth vii example and the usnce tho pas
stos have been led inot habit selfpolution with
the ain ard fearful Consequences upon then
and their constitutions othousands
WHIP are raising families have been broken
down. and they do not know the cause OF the cure Any
thing that can be done to enighten Influence the
public mind az Check, and ultimately 10 remove thin
source OF human wrechcdEeas would confer
the bessng next TO the religion 10 Jesus Christ
on Tue present and coming generations. COR
the use drinks though It has slain
sands upon thousa is not greater scourge to the hu
man [ass Accept my thanks on BEHALF OF the afflicted
and believe co worker in the goodworkyou are
so actively engaged in. - -
One copy will be forwarded (secure,y enveloped and
postage paid receipt of 25 cents, copies for ri
delphia, ,.ss7s -7F71f' - $3.50
Bookael!ers. Csnvassers Book GENTS supplied on
the most liheraiterms. ID 80 iunsIa-yrS Z
Planished Tin Ware. - =
UST opened, assortment splendid Planished Ware
~ consisting of coffee and
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ADVERTISE ENTs.
Mo. l, sprigg House RmporiuIn!I
CLOTHS. cAss1MRREs AND yEsT1Nes,

HeIv spring and Simmer GaootsI
4ah pressure IN being able to INV Old M
ena The fashionable community, that have jst
from New York, and have been able to pTocure
oss Goods for the season that the great
I;1oIlar few York. import from FRANCE and the
o count and having dispensed with the sale OF
ctoshahs gives me more and time TO attend 10
tne wants OF my customers in the fashionable yav NV
neSy stock now consists of : fs7sf s-,gH
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
..-a.[..t DALHIA CLOTHS.
Aso. BLK and wool eashmerets, all shades and eolorat
oeSEne dTapIter summer cloths, linen graSa cloths
ior making flock, dress. sack and business
Eeien, English and american casSimeres; also, ducks
1lnea oTtHrEa, &c, for making pats. A VeSpes
LySau (which am prepared to
aSonabe and best style as have secured Mr. RussHLLs
services as cutter for the coming season. certain In
sayns that can furnish better cloths any house yest
oil the Allegheny mountains.
IN connection with the above have IT.
Hen Furnishing Goods all 6ue seasonahle, and fash.
lona6ie consisting OF CLOTH cashmere, cashmeret bonn
osEne grass hneH dIabita and plain linen oek dress
and business coats vests and pants the most
and seasonabie Goods In great variety, also
linen and cotton Shirts, SILK ren lambs wool and cot
ton 0nueTShlrts and DrGerSi craVHts stocks, collars
gloves ahdsnspenders.
Hosiery in great varety also. every other article suit
aole ior completing sentIeman's wardrobe
An the above named aIiicles, together with many other
articles that can be found at store, No SprigE House
SIeSss can IN and take look and much obse yours.
NOTICE EXTRA.
Ihave ANAL stock common clothing that win dis.
pose OF a. COST or even less TO make my Spring
Stock OF fine Eoodz: = = =
mEat- = -. S, RICE
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Woltela. Ballard o. /


And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Jei5sis, dnufaeisysd and sold
by Gibbs & Smith, No! 10 Baltimore s rs.t,. =
s5s.s 81 y BGltiTaare, Md.
THEascrtment usually ON hard consists of
Us ~ REGAI.IA, fl,t Ne
Odd Feiio,as'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and r.
"a. hhs sipdA camnpnent. ~ 80 a " :,
- FFE PastfsIand and other Onicers. plain ana
&tsgst5 = embroidered. "a 1919 p
ist,adt Sd, 4thand 9th Degree ParsdeRe
Piehly embroidered Encamrmcnt parsd
,.Efft.i Regalas. 80
loyal and Master
Son. ~ levels. Robss. Bsnners sl.ords
oiYsions-ofeer and Members. "a % '.s'5i'
NED hetSarhens, Past Officers and richly enbroidei
Sd Degree Working md Parade Regalia Tffa
- Il y p p JEWELS
or the various ORDERS OF Silver Gilt or Plated NetaIa
noinatpg hiaights Tenpiar, 6tyith Dirks.) fSs -
:, 80 ' ~ w. Ks BANNERS.
size style and Cost, adapted tho va
tous ofders and manufactured order; and De
ior when required furnished free ex
pense showing the style of the when Finished Also
ROBES SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c
SoHpItstns the largest to be found in
LODGES, ENGAMrMENTS,5 DIVISIONS AMI
500 =. 4 - - TRIBES; ~
Wiahing TO at up their Halls or supply thenselv witt
raIaas or working Regaa, banners. &C., can depend up
addressing a3t CiIBBg x SNi'TU :
Rsgas and Banner NJ trers, q Baiinors Stree,
/! az q. I. FRY GERS. wheeling. Va. oe,s-,t
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BIC RkD.ROOT

M Fare now receiving from our Eastern Mauaf.etpriI
Wv establishments, or the largest
tnfed assortment OF Boots and Shoes Falfand wne
wear ever edersd in this orany other They
IONS and are intended expressly for retailing ToouI
regular customers, and all others who may favor Hhp
S8e can offer variety or Boots and
we equalin quality Of material aud
TO those manufactured in this any okRt
the unIted States Our stock will be found
sat u part, OF the following seasonable goods:
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80 ASSIGNEE,S NOTTCE

~ 3,,, =, yII, 2 W TOE.
~ Ap, 1851, by proper deed conveyed in trust to The
undersigned for the benefit his said Woodrow,s credit
aoni al any Syse indebted to said Woodrow
are IssuIed % make immediate paysnt to me- and all
persona having claims agatnst said Woodrow are required
In order 20 teeeive any benefit under siad trst within
four 10 file their claims with proper release &C.
eordng TO the terms of said deed underegned
apis = GEO. W. SIGHTS. Assirnee :.
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TO Countrv IMeral,ants

I
M as. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. OF
AZ MeCialen Knox Co., tho remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester Knox ibroter OF g.
b knox and tayorahly known trading public
assuming the style OF McClaens and Knox.
would inform their customers (,ghn
nave so long sustained all
In Boots and Shoes that their Stock viii BE
Having been selected with the and boug
for they Themselves Fail Stock OF
Boots md Shoes her hold quality
anu superior 10 offered IN the markell 40
Country Merchanta on their they reaa
CD stock and post them npTces eaIiessIy
with the markets OF Baltimore
h1ladelphia 81 sep3l McGBALLENS dtKNox {
oGANs tlAHRe Co, have just received I10 boxes
IL of tobacco In addition to their large stock
roulitat NosSIs and specimen Of the ..Caorni
golden bar Tobacco, intended sftysho love COCA
thing alarse lot ofimrored seears jnstf ohand
II - Advice. ..sl s & - $500 q
Fl you troubled with cough; pain the breast or
any afection OF the Iungs Use Brentlingor's Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset.s b 6t+slE seifsIS s7L
Is you infected vita Rheunatism have received
bruises Jour bitten
or ehappca-Use tie Berger or Spine and Muscle Lin-
sho6'd you affected with scroins, or any dssasss
arising from ipurity OF Blood TIE inuaoioua
OF mercury. by Breningerss Fluid
Tract OF Sarsaparilla and nandeion. ~ = ~
nene rennedea have ben tried by In al
eses have Satisfactory evidence Of their superior
over every ether medicine in tho these
eo ~ for which they are Eceonilnen ended
49,, .gss. BRENTBl GER I RMS RoKG,s - =
Aonroe ming Che House, ~
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ed-Iin Ware. -
UST opened, assortment splendid Pianished Ware
consisting OF coffee and Tea UTns, chang Dishes Oys.
Stewers Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers Teapots Egg
coolers, st9oeh and painted Toilet
public to varied and beautiful OF Ioe
and Steam Boat furnishing goods - y fli'il
.Eif.3 O. HOBBS, BARNES & CO.
= esN o2s, Monroe st, near tic Post once,
nON1u 100 W.
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$3.50 DR.. Todd's Pills

AN be and genuine At the following paeea i
~ the city OF Wheeling and vicinity. vG:At the Drug
atores Of James Bakeri kells g. Csldyeli Brenilnger
GO: ShitehtetownG Bretinger Centre Pheengli .,
he Shoe store OF Todd q DsyoI, market squire, and al
the Drug store OF the proprieo corner OF Quincy and
diliiolaa ana Jacob Gooengs, National Road; Benj, II
Craven west AIexandTiaI wilson StTipger's, Wheel
ing; and Ely Loonan's, Bridgeport, Ohio
These piis need no than alt
trial. they have row been IN constant than
willsTeak for themselye&-y them. 25eper bot 20 ef
dozi &2lpet EIoseszsS -.LlsE Jams
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New Savings Bank Store.

sEw g.sHIsosEp LErsEas. AT raE oLp ross o,rr,erl
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hnrnhugsed BY Pgst sueeit have any
variety o. mems youths and boys Boots Shocs mir
ro six moeskn WOOL Leghorn, brush and straw hats
and Tor ladies' every variety lawn, ard braid
oonnets OF the most fashions and stye8 Also
Shoes Slippers aud Caters, both ladies', misses and
call and see for yourselves. 49,
HAVING purehasea lsrE" stock OF the above ar
tices would respectfully invite country merchants to
call md see me- or send their orders. duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
aps r. IA sWSTSoS
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: Saddlers Hardware.

AND cos Eli TRIMMING.
uSI erened large assortment ofsaddler's Hardware
~ ard Coach Thinning, Coach ard Letther VarriSh,
BGy Bows, Hubbs, Spokes, Fellows Carriage and Tire
Hollis Malleshe lrons, Patent and Enameed Leather,
and used by thetrae, which invite the at
tentton OF the public. JOHN KSOTE,
nistS asss.-s.s--- Old Stand, I53 Main at.
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- HATS AND CAPS. =
received, large lot Of gents and youths fine silk
" Hats, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore styles.
! - 49, ---.L s. H. HARPER & SON
Is. Sewils and Thus. Bundels celeb rated Railway
Tine keepers in gold and silver hunting casesi
r1nteS 10 perform equal any watches in the world.
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