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nents at home. That is, wherein he is repre-
sented as pleading for the Nebraska bill
on the ground that it is likely to do more
for the exclusion of slavery hereafter from
all new States of the American Union, than
the preservation of the Missouri compromise
would have done. We have no idea that such
was the Generals meaning, though at times
he scatters his fire so as to afford his enemie.
an opportunity t. attribute such sentiment
to him. Judging him by his carefully pre-
pared senatorial efforts, we believe that he
| supported the bill only because it involved a
settlement of the slavery question upon the
principle that the people of the Territory, in
the formation Of a State constitution, should
decide the matter in Issue at that Tina and
only at that proper time. That is the only
doctrine on which the slavery difficulty, as to
new States, can ever be settled, without a
separation of the States forming the Union
The enemies of Gen Cass in this region are
very busy in attributing to him other senti-
ments, it strikes US, without foundation The
indiscreet friends of Judge Douglas, in Illinois,
are also injuring him in the vain effort to mol
lily the sentiments of the Abolitionists against
him; laying the foundation for tremendous
Southern opposition to him on the same ground
should he ever be in a position to ask Southern
votes. Indis,reet Southern men will next
winter attempt to hold both those gentlemen
responsible for every offensive version of their
speeches now being published. In view of this
probability, it is due to them that we should
caution the Southern public against being led
into the error Of judging them by any other
standard whatever, than that of their official
(Congr 'ionaD record on the intermina able
slavery question.
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water Works.

= We have not unfrequenily had occasion TO call
!, attention 10 city expenditure, and It may not be
amiEto trespass upon the attention Of our City
s FathensO far a'toaSk them why the Water Works
ere moi productive, and cannot they lie made a
paying Investment These are questions Of inler.
est 10 our citizens, and in the answers 10 them may
be found some revenue 10 the city and Teliefto the
Taxpayer. We do not know the exact cost Of
these Works, but suppose we shsil not be above
the mark at assuming II at $4,000. Now The
receipts nom the Water Works for the lest year
did mol exceed 900, while the outlay YVES little
Short Of half that sum. So that the nett profits
dld not amount 10 more than 2 per cent. on them
,iSestmsnt cleatof expenses. Alarge amount OF
tax was uneollecled and will come into The re.
eelplso Of the current year, while hsSvy tax Is re-.
turned delinquent and never paid into the TTeasu-
Y. Rot The past year this delinquent listex
$1,000, aud this year, ns the water tax Is about
$4,000, 1t will probably exceed that sam. Now
there Is no Rason on earth why one dollar Of this
= tax should moi be collected, Lei the tax be lard
on the property owner rather than the tenant, let
--1ihe real estate be bound for The payment Of its
waterfront, and then The landlord will see 10 It's
= GOHecG0Hl bLe toHbub VIII naNV w Pal ~ ehu NuS
city will receive its dues (and the waIer.tax is
Just due,) from her citizens This Is now by ar
the highest tax paid in our city and might he safely
increased.
It might by a reasonable enlargement Of the tax
on the Lesyy consumers, manufactures, &c. &C.,
be easily increasedto s2O, 900 PET annun. II this
we've secured as we have above suggested, the
whole would be collected and the nett income from
these Works would be $4,000. or nearly 8 per OF.
on the cost Of the work, that instead Of having
the Water Works. as they now are, a source Of
dead expense, they would he productive and val
liable, and on affirmative source OF revenue to the
city. Matters such as these need the attention Of
nur City Fathers and while they are wasting their
time and The revenue Of the city in passing cold
ordinances about obituaries, &C., they might do
well TO look 10 the "weighteT matters" Dnd In.
crease The revenue OF the city, from some legiti'
mate sources, whilethey are throwing away Others.
Our inanufactorits are paying infinitely less for
water, In proportion 10 the amount consumed than
the poorest family in town. and we can see no
good reason why they should not pay in the same
proportion, subject only 10 a proper discount for
= ieAelsSSls over ntail water prices We desire TO
see revenue Taised and 10 the best advantage, and
our Council will he accountable for their failure 10
false money by legitimate and available means,
such a. we have above suggested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20

MYsrERlous The Mount Joy, Pa, Herald sayS
that on Saturday July list, between Hiyhspire and
Harrisburg, the engineer upon one Of The locomo.
tiyes beheld something lying on The track. He
stopped the engine within q few yards Of the oh.
jet when what was his establishment and that Of
The passengers to behold pair Of back. Laited,
beautiful little tSins--a girl and o 10y, neatly
dressed-and asleep. How they came there Is q
mystery. 10 suppose they were put there to he
destroyed is revolving, iahuman. A gentleman OH
The cars became interested in the pretty children,
and took them home with him to raise them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20

TIE WALL STREET HoBBERY.-The fourteen
thousand dollars we alluded 10 yesterday as h ".
lug been stolen from the safe OF A. belmont was
returned this morning through the Post Office in a
blank envelop, addressed Augustus Belmont No.
10 Beaver street, New York. Suspicion had
been attracted yesterday 10 le Cashier Of Mr.. Bel.
mont, MT. Paul, by various circumstances, and
they wete confirmed Ivy comparison Of the direc-
ton Of the envelop with the handwriting Of the
Cashier, and by lie unsatisfactory statement he
made OF his whereabouts on tlle evening Of the
robbery. Mr. Chrisman, Mr.. Bemonts arent,
had Iequited Of every person in the Office written
statement CT his movements on the evening and
night OF The robbery, commencing by giving his
own. Every one In the Office rave their statement
promptly excepting Mir. Paul. About two o'clock
10 day, being satisfied that they had The right mall
the police crested Mr. Paul at The Office Of Mr..
Belmont. Aner his arrest lie made full confess
sion and was committed. He slated that Ills cash
account was deficient by reason Of losses In stock
specuations and that this money was 10 supply The
deficiency About $500 in gold and small notes,
taken with The larger notes,was not returned Mt.
Paul was one oil the three parties named IN the
powell Of attorney given by Mr.. Belmont for The
Transaction Of his business while lie was absent in
Europe. He had been long with Mr. Belmont and
enjoyed his fullest confdence,-M Y Tribune Of
Friday.
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rrsIoK AND APrlloTRp. .cn

THk most sale aud certain rsLi ID, ever known to the
world for tie cure Of obsuale tJushs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, blood SruIng, liver complaint, whooping.
cough Group, tickling rising IN the throat nervous de.
bIty pains In the side breast, broken eonsltuton,
tie abuse Of eaomsI aud other causes, S DOCTOR
sWAYNR,s COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD UHgR-
RY eohsumpllon amer II has reached slate. and as
sumed character Hitherto considered ineurabls yields
palAtlOn. Remember-ihe great Original Wild Cherry
preparations and tie only compound prepared by regular
physelan 10 manufactured under the immediate Of
SR SIHAYNE,. athS Laboratory, No. 4 North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
FER sais 6y--bR. JAMES sAKERi KILLS 4 oALD-
wElLi and p.ATrRRsoE& Co. Wheeling PLRMING
DRos., Pittsburgh. BURDsKLL & Co.. Clucinnatii
and By dealers generally. Sepiv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20

TUG Russian WAR.-The London Times pub
liShes dispatch announcing that Russia had con.
sented 10 evacuate the Turkish territory asa mark
OF high consideration for Austria. On The Other
hand, the Gazette des Postes says that The answer
of Russia has lol yet CONF, aud that since the late
journey OF The PruSsiAn King, there need 10 no
illusion as 10 its character. The Gazette positive
ly states that the Court Of 81. Petersburg is re.
solved 10 reply in the negative to the AustroP Tus'
sian requirement, but so as 10 render other nego
tiAtions possible. Russia will continue 10 occupy
Moldayiaj The river Seretb, which forms the boun.
dairy between The two Pineipalities, viii! bsguurd-
ed and fortified camp there formed. The Aus.
trans, we are ASSURED, will entet wallachia, and
The detached Turkish corps will eyseuate Lesser
WSllSchir. II The journals, says the Parissieole.
differ on the question Of The reception Of the an
swer Of RUSSIA, they sgtee as 10 the temper II will
manifest and this willb CONTRARY 10 The Ieporl
that regard Tor Austria has dictated the evacuation
BY The Russian troops Of the Phncip, litss. There
Is another point upon which The German papers
agee, that Russia keeps up an active propaEand.
lsmin the sclayOnie Provinces Of Austria-a pro.
pagandism which they have found it Necessary to
watch. I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20

DJ'The cheap postage system in Great Britain
wentinto operation in 1870. The FIRST yeaB oper.
stions Of the reduced rates produced a profit Of
SSOO, fss against sl,7ss,1s4 for the prior year -
The new ordetof things has gone on from yesr 10
year. until now we end that The Letters mailed
have increased 500 per cent. between 1s4s and
is6s--yiz, being $4,000, 900 ia 1889. and 100000.
00Oin 1858, and The inorease Is sill going on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20

GJIn divorce case 10 England, The inhdelity {
Nus. Cation was attempted to Be proved by theser-
wants. All servants had peculiar notions In these
matters, but those ofAthe French servants IN this
case was ta,herodd, tor one Of them, cook, said
that she knew no improperly on the part Of Ars.
caton1 but II she did, II was contrary 10 her prii.
eiplss to give information 10 husbands on such
points, sN1iJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20

MAYOR KiLLRD.--A difficulty occurring on the
9Th inst, ,at AlsSandiii, La, between Geo. Hill
and John o. culbsrtson, on The barbecue ground,
Mayor Nunayintertersd 10 RESTORE peace, when be
was 'hot by culbehson in the abdomen, causing
death The ueAt day.
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REMOVAL.

IHAYg removed my Wholesale stock OF my GOODS
AND NOTIONS 10 The new four story brick building,
No. Az, Main street.,
weat aide, between Monroe aud UnOa Streets wnere
viii be prepared With sany aud extensive spring
stock dlrectnOmimporiers aud manufactures, which
would be rleasedto have my old friends aud customers
TO call aul examine.
Ieb4 WM. Il. SBLBY,
u0-J q. A.tea will be found at tie above establish
nlent, where hs awaits ILLS Old frlsnds,
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SonUYLER TvRNEp Ur.-The following tele.
epphic despatch appeurs in the New YORK Herald
(Which paper has it exclusively Of yesterday:
BALTIMoRE, July lie, l864.-Robert Schuyler
was seen In Wilkinson's saloon, in ihS city, last
night, by one who knows him.
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sNDWMs 81 WlCkHAM,
SHERlFF'S SALE.

saiah b Boyd 1 In ehiDs,rJ, ids
r-r n.gf nyH .9l 2 p q. Scuite CogT d o.
Robett hoy dGbeIrs, DC county, VI
InputSuaDee 81 decree. made on the flst Day t Itl
house Of Ohio county on Monday the lib diy " AIe
1854 the south half 0T Lot No. ISL, sBas ils Le
sde OF Fout street. aud At present occupied by NM
ism RobeInon, Aho, the fatt VI Lot No 5, tnIilI
No on Market STREET at present oesuPIsd bT Doctor
Bates and Mr. D.. {. l,el6plain
The sale will be made Oh credit Of six, twelve n
eighteen monlls the put ehaseTS giving bonds, with
proved security, bearing Interest from day VI sale u
The title TO b retained until the whole paehaie NOM
paid. W, y. MICKHAM,
jyi4 '.'' Ni ~ Sheriff Of Ohio county.
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G5'To keep skippep out OF bacon In the SUM
mer--eat your meat early yin the spring. Weneyer
knew II 70 fail, n,
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GTThe saying that "there Is more pleasure in
giving than receiving is supposed apply chief.
lsto kicks, medicine and advice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20
rrorrena q 80 cholera.

We have Chicago papers Of Thursday THEM.
tements on the preceding day were a., OF which
90 were reported as cholera 'rhe papers an.
nounoe among The deathst the Rev, Join CLARK,
pastor of a Methodist ehvfch In Chicago ST.
Since the LIST of May there have been 9os deaths
In Nashville, OF which number ss were nom ohol-
era. The disease has,pow entirely LIsappsOre,l
from that city,
The death OF Mr.. Watson, late Deputy Warden
Of the Ohio Pententafy, has been mentioned ns
having occurred aifew days since near Mt Vernon.
II seems that bis mother was next attacked, aud
died and then followed IN quick succession, his
brother William and asisler TwooftlrseOlhers
OF lie family were attacked, but hopes were en-,
teTlaired, by last accopnisf oil lller recovery
The neighbors all fed aud left The family alone in
THEFT heavy troubles. Nobody could be lotmd 10
assist In the intemenis, beyond the membeHof the
household. b ls,,ie n
The report that the cholera had broken out on
the farm of Gen. Pillow, Of Tennessee, In Arkan.
sol, ~ incorrect. lthad reference his brotherS
Ihrm. Fit cen slaves and his oyehevr aIe dead,
and out Of 100 slaves, not sufficient are we'll
enough, II Is said, to wait on the sick. His broth.
or being also sick IN Tennessee, Gen. PilloW hos
,one N Arkansas 10 Give attention 10 bis brothet's
80. ~ 80. an. .,n,s.vo, 70 a,,..,
n--sSa"el 'ne uss'oes' uuu enueu'V' W
the disease, .t}t.
The Richmond (va.) Rnqaiter says II has heard
or Inf IS,o q, N tee csses of oIioera oeourrinV in
- ny WV - ~ ~
haI Guy wi'nlh 'pe IaS' 'p'ee ua!s' uhu '"Vas u'e
conRnsd TO impatient negroes. The ALARM has
subsidel.
George Bases, who left Wilmington, Del, with
four or ave other Young MEN, short time ago. died
| In cbicsso III ofoLoIera. fla was stnk onIv a
=" -'''' " ' ~
hours st3ts
The Alton (lll.) Courier OF The llih, announces
The existence Of cholera there. Ten cases have
49, ,..,.1 h.,.r.
''.n'"a'su 'a'a'"
| Choleta 10 prevailing at hamllton' Oanaua West'
dentLs joiIv and the diseass IL said To be of ma.
Iisnant tyne.
---..-.e>----- -----
HURRAu ToR BA1lEs,-Ths Stark county (Yho)
Agricultural Society are Offering premiums tof The
finest specimens OF Young Amencalls--beFe Y The
| liRt.
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"TRUru STRANGER THAN PICTIoN."
ONWARD AARCHI
I'll n,pfOn,a VaRetu bic TIneture YictOriou1I

MnmptOn'H Vegetable Tlneture YictOrlOusI
...... ;pIsEASE Pals 1HToRE IT.
More haR Gold 10 hs Siek.-PIomione OF The most
specialize Druggists In South Carolina. a.
CmAHLEsToN, Sept. 2i1 1883.
MetsrA NuItlmeT & MOwbrayi rhe sale OF your HlmP'
toms Vegetable THeit 10 Inc Tebsng every day, and
" hottie sold recommends this valuable medicine TO tue
alUted Several OF our planters have tried In different
with astonishing success, and aye getting II by half
ltEons II has been Ound 10 lie The gealest enedy for
Rheumatic afeetons, aud wonderful cure has been per-
formed Oh negro boy suffering By Fits, will furnish
you with number OF certificates u you wish them.
Please seul possible supply OF tile Tire.
tuIe. am, gentlemen, yours,
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PtotspsoF Biorssis

,,s-t-, HnVlEornttng BtAtf or Oefalh,97s
The most terrible OF all bodily Sonllalnis are those
which use ne integrity OF he intellect, dAPosngit TO
ois,rous Ances OF gloom spd excitement,
OH wore than all profound, unSarylbg dspressiOn' Dis
eases Of h nervous system aud OF The digestive organ
create lsse SAD conditions oil lie mndj but happily, In
Dir. MorteSl ylgoralnS Elixir we have preparation
tha; removes bOt aud effect by rayng the DOR
mant movers OF Tie stomach, brpeng the nervesl a
heahftsnsIon and relieving at once tho mental syni-
toms. iiis
Tile oordals mt up highly eopesnlTstsd In pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle, two for 1--WE dollars,
ak for twelve dollars. Oh. KING, PfeY7itior,
Ip3 firosdway, New York.
Sold BY Druggists the United states, canAds,
and The Weil Indies. 5.5
AGentst- wnEELIna -KELLS Z CALDWELL.
ClNoiNNATI-B. H. ARAKLNSS.
GI.Sse advertisements. " jyi7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20
Effects of Polygamy among the Mormon
Population.

population.
As the Saints in Utah will shortly be applying
for admission into the Union, when the question
whether they can be admitted with their "peculiar
Institution" will come up for decision-we give
an extract from late work, TO show how lolyga.
my operates. It's from work entitled utah
aud The MormOns," by Benl. @. P.rts, late Sec
reiary Of the Territory. Mr. Ferris is spoken Of
as gentleman of strict yeracity and having resi-
del year in Utah, mixing with the people, his
means Conformation are oil the first otdtr
The effect upon population Is decidedly deleri
Gus. The prophet Joseph had over forty wives at
Nauyoo, and The rest Of the priesthood had varI.
Gus numbers, corresponding to their standing and
lnclinaiionsj nearly all the children OF these pol
ygamous marriages died at that place. indeed, II
is alleged by Momons that not one was taken to
Utah. Brigham Young has thirty children, OF
HON eight ate by his FIRST and second lawful
wifstj the remaining twenty-five are by his SpiF-
itUalS. He hns about fly wives, some Of whom
are widows Of Joseph Smith, and are probably
past The time OF having cnlldrenI but supposlng
him 10 have thirty who ATE capable OF having is
sue--whioh Is below tile true numpeT-lle TWEEN.
ly.two children would be less than child 10 q
concubinp. II each VI these degraded females
could have beei The IGNORED wife Of one hus.
band the tggfegate number Of childten, according
TO lie average OF four In ianily, would be one
hundred and twenty, slUwing loss In population
Of ninety.eighl.
"The children are subject 10 friyhtful degree
OF sickness and mortality. This IS 1.-THE combined
result Of The gross sensualily Of the parents and
want Of care towards their Offspring. AS gene
rel rule these sanity pfetendeT take as little care
Of their wives as Of their chlldrenj and OF both
less than careful farmer in tue States would OF
his catllej and no where out OF 'Pive Points, In
Maui Nii % ri a mi de
elected looking and diSorderly rabble Of children
be found than IN the streets OF Great Salt Lake
City. The Governor again, whose attention 10
bis multiIudinOus ianily we are bound 10 suppose
greater than the average, affords fur ILLUSTRATION
He was twice lawfully married., and has eight le.
CLIMATE children. who are all living. He has had
a large number Of children by his Conoubines-no
one knows how tnany-it IS only known that there
ere only twenty tSo surviving. These females
DO not reslsih tue Governors house., 80 called,
but IN different Establishments, from one up 10 a
dozen In a place.
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spRoiAL NOTICES,
: nnRliM ATIsM aa YRARS.

Mia &. iaswe Of virginia, suffered nom rheumatism
nom hst ga to her 10Th year Of asel Al imtS entirely
helpless Bthgwe.lhy, she employed The best rsdiea
at,enon and TIED many medsIne1 but was cured only
BY Hsm5ioh,s RfStiqlk TGHetars
oHRoNc EXPLANATORY RHEUAATLs&
Tile wife Of ThonnEM N. Yeakle, Grocer 40 Psar street
was great sufferer nor eight years Restored 10 perfect
heal,I, BIZ Hamnton's Vegetable Tinelure,
sold by TIL. LOGAN & Co.
2 t.oo General Agents.
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ShrRlRRS SALB.

Thomas " Wima,J n (lnehaho,1 I'd.
Money Wins and othsrs, s0uniJ, "a
In pursuance Of a decree made on The 99th aIJ9 IL
1881, In the above Ia med cause, win sell Il lhcSi
1874 Lot No, VI, situate on the east aide d hllIrp
aud the south hail OF ioi NO. l0 situate on IL lti n
Of Market st cell In The FiIIh wArdOf the SIT Wa
The sale win be made on credit Of cir, lu.,,, NJ
eighteen months, The purchaser giving boBls se y
proved security, bearing Interest IRON dly q n u
The lille Will be Ieiained until tie whole paithlN m
Is paid MM y. WIcKHAy,
Jyi4 ,tfGI A'FGi.l 9 Sheriff OF 0hptOSitJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20

uI''rhe lafayette Ind, Journal is responsible
for good story told obouta certain citizen Uf Lu.
porte, who after gravely listening 10 New York
merchant talking about tile business aud ndvahta'
yes Of his city, very innocentIy remarked Lat
New York was TOO fur from Laporte ever 10 amount
10 much.
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Nlegant Residenoe ior ~
Trustees Sale

TRUSTEES Sale. -
ny vIftne of a ISe,J m Tn,., s,s.-,,
I'D Ne Ewen, bsaIins dale on The "a DAY 81 j...lI
1858, and duly recorded In The Clerks oe. y
eOutt Of Ohio county TO The sSbssTibsi a. TISi..s
beneht or Robert Marshall, 1 will on WsibsS..Ft
day OF August nsxt, beioIe lie court houas AZ, 81
" Of YheelIng, proceed 10 cell II public ~ ~, 50
hsheSt bidder for ieady money tie folloWihsS ..ls
property 70 W.T.. He moth half OF lot No. fsSs.i
square (9) IN the addition TO lilo city OF W
called RlishIltown, bu, now known 81 IL s, ~
s9shillIs vested in meas t lslss will b. nh.
purchaser. sHS
lyltdls GIlISoN l.. tRAxSp
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no MOFHERS,

A o. PARTRIDGE tssfeeiillly inIOrTS bis P'Ipa
hvorabi6 at season. be will give particular atttRu
during this month and next, TO taking he nktneiisi
yoeis children on eyery pleasant DAY bsiWe'H ibe h
OTti2 aud g. nIli
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:, = Snbnlrr,o ohLb,
mllon his next lltehd In thaIt,n,.
W.. Iii C(UdShii'
John Briee's heirs and others county, W. ~

John Brles,s hslrsand OILERS eoUnty S VIZ
In pursuance or decree made GU lie Oh t,,,,
1885, In tie above named cause, will Is, o. " ,s.
lses 10 tile hghest and best bidder on Ra,Iri'1t.S
day oi September, 1874, tile traet OF Land IniI1iS
proceedings mentioned situate on Middle Whes', ~
adjoining the Siaie line, containing about Two ~,
acres, more or less, ard being The sane Ii,,.d,
~ ~, = - : a.. s'..,L ~ a. Z 49,.
paid In cash OH the day or sale and ihe TesidV, d y \
Two yeats, The giving bonds, with lpSr,S,
CURLY, bearing Interest IRON day oil sale, al M h
Will be retaihed until the whole purchase moBsJh NJ
p ~ ga WA.tS. WlCKHAA,
Washington Rre miner copy aud charge lItIs,,
l0rRSfd eory1 ~. fstff Z = lII
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PaFER TR1REITOUSE.
.. BASSETT & Co..

BASSETT & Co,
:. No., 25s monree street, wheeling,
Nj ANeHEAGTyRk and ksep constantly on haad all va,
ter medium, dsm folio post, eooIed
rag and straw wrapping etc etc cards, ink, bronze
book bluders and othersl Felns wire bleaching now
deI eo for paper nanuctureTsi roofing aud sand PAPER
OF beat qnay. Ina word, we aim TO make our Rolss
A. ,resaras price quality and assortment Of The bes
very best teTms liI fi' y : y ~ = =" 'ns
iLIo IN, .o BASsRTT & 90.
ased The highest cash pTieeS * - w
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