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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
For the Wheeling Intelligencer.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,

BY LILLE.
"DeaM-dsGM-anA red coEins-are the sole subjects o
OHEmPLatioH, Gsd Objects Of sisF, al PTeceMl,
EUtIty."
1 wall is borne on the summer air,
v A deep and solemn SQUAD,
Thrilling the spirits ct lmem wilhsrcar
And spreading gloom around,-
From stricken and bleeding hearts it comes,
moan OF anguish loud
Telling OF mOurmIu!, desoia'e homes,
or the coffin and the shrOud.
Death broodeth:darky land. ~
And with stern umyielliEg fate.
Orc by one, he takcth the household band
To rest in his cold embrace.
Where the grasp of his icy finsers cIings
Otcars, no prayers can save
Life fleeeth before him with dropping wings
Through the portals OF the grave!
He takcth away the young and fair
From the pleasant halls of mirth-
He ayeth the wrEnkle1 brow oil care,
To rest in the quiet earth.
Tie rich and the poOr-the good and base.
The master and The slave.
TIE nOblest and brightest Of our
All lie in one grave!
Yet not for the deal-oh! not for them
Shall la!l our plying tears
They slumbcr from fear and pain,
Through ceascIess, changing yrarSi
But for the living over whose souls,
Sursims and sweeping on,
The Tide of whitening anguish oils
Whose joy, and hope have flown!
Yes. letrs weep for those who must tread
Lies dreary path alone;
Whose hearts lie down with the quiet dead
UnGcr the church.yard stone!
For those VINO wander with fearless eyes
Over the long rough way
That keereth their eager souls from the skies,
Oh, brothers, re-eP aud pray!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

4 VERSATILE GENIUs.-kneelund NOrcuit, a
native OF Freedoniu. New York, having served
two years IN printing Office, left home al the age
of seventeen, ant shipped as u sailor at Sorne
seaport town. He rose rapidly, until he became
service, aud IN three years was luade u General
officer, iii which capacity lie is serving i'll the
Crllnea
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HIOTAING.
-SELIGMAN d. BROTHER

CLIO lEf1tNG,
SELIGMAN q BROTHER
MO Nome street. between Main and Water streets,
IN have lately received from the East their usual supply
OF
RICH AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
which they invite the attention OF those about supply
ing themselves with winter clOhing, &c &C. The goods
having been selected with great care, and purchased at the
present low market prices, enabled Ia Oer Cloth
ing iull per cent than other stores wintcnmg
their Old sfOeks at higher rates. arc selling ouI entire
stock al the lowest possible prices, as follows:
dc do over do SO TO Si5,
Pants and Vests all cOlOIs and shades from 81 TO
SO each
The public reqRssned to give call before select
ing elsewhere thereby making saving oil full ten per Ct
SELIGMAN & BEoTHER,P
No. Z. Monroe street,
sr29:1w Wheeling, Va.
Miscellaneous Reading.
TVLETCHER'S studies on Slavery,
L Whrmey's Metallic Wealth Of the UIi.ed Staesi
Saint PieTTe'S Studies Of Nature,
:. Lady Hollands AemOirs OF Rev Sydney Smlthi
HumbOidl's CesInOs-in4 vols.
DuIalPs Memoirs and Sermons,
lrving's Sketch BOOK,
lIviNs's kuickeTbOCkeT,
AnihUH's Classical dictionary,
AiUswOrtIrs Latin do
Ilackley's rrisOnOmetTy,
RIiimeNtS OF Architecture,
SIOan's Carpenters GuIde,
CTotchet and knitting, etc, etc.
Just received and for sale by
sp29 WILDE & BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

1NEiE undersigned Offers tot sale his HOuae anl Iu, an
i Market street east side, between Monroe and tniur
The lot is ~ lcei iIUMt, with good DIVE
ling house aud out buildings
II will he sold low aud on accommodating icus am
possession given any time AFTER the first o: OCtu0c
sons j n ZIMMEp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

WESTERN Hoe TRApx.-The Cincinnati Com
mercial of Monday says:
''For hogs there is not much doing; some sales
have been made during the week, tor November
delivery, at $3.50, but holders ask $780, and there
ARE buyers at 6,25aS6.30 who show strong dis
position 10 operate ut these rates. Contacts are
being made through Indiana al So, so for January
delivery, and in the interior Of Illinois at So.
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WIN. A. BArCmEI OIs's HAIR DYE.

GREY. Rel OF Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to be4uli-
!n and natural brown black without the least injury
to Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIFLoMAs have been awarded to
VIM a. Bachelor sinee 1889. and 5000 app.ca-
tOns have been made to Hair his patrons OF his
famous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the hair and wits
ers is unjust, would be against covering bald head
with wig.
wv. a. BATcuxLOR's HAIR DTE produces color not
to be distinguished from nature and is not
uure in the least, however long it be continued.
Made, sold applied Gin private rOoursJ at the Wig
Factory, e23 Broadway, n. Y
Sold in all cities OF the United States by
Dcuggists ami Fancy Good Dealers.
pThe Geruile has the aud address upon steel
plale engraving on four sides of each buttle, OF
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
es3 Broadway, New York.
For sale who lesalc and retail by
spIs LAUGHLINS + BUSHFIELD.
DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will sublue the palm and inflammation from the
burns >calds, in twenty minutes-and that
it viii heal he wounds without scar; aud eectuay
Fever -PiIcs-Salt- Theum- namrnatory Rheum7-
ttsm-Sore aud: lnfi1med Notwithstanding uises
-Old and liberated SOles-SLad Head-corns and bun
-ErysiPelas-sprains- Swelnss-FelOns-Snre nip.
Observation-Disclosures OF lnseCts-SweIled broken
NEeaSl-ETuPols-all ali other Inti1mnaOry and cUta
diseases. where the parts affected be reached
Don't be inceduOus about many diseases named 10
be cured by only thing-but reflect that the ew but
positive properties which the bailey SaIve alone contains
and heretofore enumerated-One our-can reach not
alone the aforementioned disease, but many more mol
enumerated.
QneryDO not regular bred 1ysteians prescribe caloae
inoaraIy for scores Of different aistase:!
Each box of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with the signature,
of CIV. CLICKESER ~ co. proprictors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others ale counterfeit =
Price o5 cents per box.
nAIl orders should be addressed TO c. " Clickener
~ Co. 81 Barclay street. New York
For sale by L4GGHLLNS Il BUSHFTELD, Wheeling
aud Druges is ge,elaly Throughout the U. s. sp1s
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go PkINrEks.
We are prepared to furnish Printers with wadc's SUI
perior News, Book and Job Inks. We have now on
hamd:-
News Ink, power press Light q recli
Book INK. DurIk Green.
Einc BLACK. yellow
Extra RImc do. White.
GECd Ink. Gold size.
EIIrn Fine do. yurnfsh
light Blue. sc. &c. EEc,
All Inks sold by US warranted to be sOodi aud found
not to be so, be returned at our expcnsc.a
G57Terms cash.
iui7 BEATTY & Co.
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WASHINGTON HALL.

FOR TIRE ENIGs HTs ONLY!!
KNEASS'
Celebrated Alleghenian Family
p EsPEcTFULLY announce to the citizens of Wheel
Grand Concerts on
"O"dHy, TTe.d"y md ,%yedne.dny,
- Consisting %! the
INFANT SAPPHO........ Little Anne Kncass
INFANT MARlo...............L Little Charles kneass
MISS ADA WELSH.
MRS. NELSON KNEASs,
AIR. M. c. MAY, and
MIR NELSON KNEAsS,
During the evening will be sung English, IRISH and
Stnch Ballads. Ethiopian RerruinOs nd COmicaIties
The infant Sanpho aud Mario The wonrer OF the world
IN their inmitahie readings OF tic RIVAL LOVERS, arr
ranged expressly for tem Inlemnged with Dance aud
Song
% Doc openat7 O'Clock, performance to commence
at a quarter before s.
e Tickets Fifty cents.
sn28 J. T. u. HEATING.
New Brighton Normal Seminary
THE Winter Session of this Institution will open on
months.
TERMS PER QUARTER IN ADVANCE.
BOARD, ROOM, TUITION III TIE REGULAR
$500
EXTRAS.
instrumental Music. IS 90 Painting & Drawing 81 on
Use Of instrument no Fire In Seenlla room ~
Vocal music (Imclssl 90 Washing. . dozen -. IS
The seminary buildings .lTse, CU'umOdIOus and
well ventilated Tie Ladies' employed as Princinals in
the Preparatory Advanced, Musical and Ornamental
parments all Graduates and Professional Teachers;
and the N"I rial Department il unle, the immediate SUI
eIvisnn OF Prot H. Curry 4. late Principal of Ale
slIcuy county Normal School.
Young Ladies who desire TO become Practical Teach
erS and pay 5000 quarter Strc:ly in Ndvance for
hoard room aud lsht. VIII be entitled TO Tuition Tree Of
ChlTge.
Pupils md cachers board in the Seminary with the
families of the Principals.
For thc particulars, circulars address either
Of the Principals
Sr2S:3t X. CTKRY. a. NJ. :: PRINCIPALS
WOOL HALF HOSE FOR SALE
| n co. H. WiCkhnnl has on consignment 200 dozen
| " wool half nose, which lie will sell very low Tor
cash &p25
Get the Best.
{ IL young persons should have standard DECTTON-
~ AIRY at their elbows. AID while you are about H.
:et the besti that Dictionary IS Noah IVcbSIcr's
lie great work unabridged. II you tO0 pUOr save
the amount from off your backs TO put ii your heads
-PhreMolosy Journal.
CDR Wehster's great work is the best Dictionary OF
the English language ''-Lcadoa Morning Chronicle
'TiS volume find its way into all our public md
private Libraries, for it provides English student
with mass OF the most valuable nTUrmatiUm which he
would in vain seek for elsewhere .'-LoMoH LiisrarV
G0<ette.
lie very large and increasing demand for this work
affords The best possible evidence 20 the publishers tst
1t is highly acceptable TO the great body mericam
people
Containing times the amount Of matter of aDy other
English dictionary compiled in this country or or any
Abr,dgemcnt OF this work 10y
Published by G. Il C. MERRIAM, Springfield, Mass,
'1 ~ W THOMPSON PATTERSON.
spe1:1w III Nainst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

sFUalops BASK NoTE.-The Philadelphia Led
ger says;
We were shown on Wednesday one of the most
successful bank note frauds that we have ever
seen. 1t purported to bea $50 bill OF the Borden
town Banking Company, New Jersey, but was in
reality genuine 81 bill of that Institution, alter
ell throughout, by FASTING the necessary words aud
figures of the bill of the higher denomination over
those THE lower. So nicely had this FASTING
process been carried out that the bill had been ta-
ken at oneof the best banking houses in baltimore,
and had been sent from tnat city to Withers & Pc
terson ofthis city, where its true character was
detected.
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T "LiIlie" has the heart and the talents 10
write properly on the thrilling subject Of Che loIi
lowing lines:
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FIVE silver Medals ana seven Diplomas
have been awarded DAMS for first class Daguer CO.
types Adams GS Co.'s Gallery is at corner OF Union
aud Main sts Strangers invited 10 CALL citizens
course will do Pictures cheap as the cheap
est. ie30
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

FRAZIER'S POINT MILL WITH Rightly
ACRES or LAND FOR SALE.
M ITH water and sleampowsT TlIereate two dw,
w ling houses and tenants hOuSes, good store ron,
In which there is done good country store businesS i
land Hbouds In good coal aud wAter, and desirable IN,
every particular. "
The Mill hrs good reputation. situated Gle We mi e
east Of Wheeling, Onte National Road aud tho lirnin
field Railroad. Tie property will be sold on easy term.
X. HUBEELi.
Sp1S land and Real Estste AGENT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
w. W, S. WooDsIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPUGE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS S,

tt--tS - -
N Z, COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN SITS.
baltimore.
%oUR Warehouse is locsted on one OF the tracks OF
the Baltimore aud Ohio RAilTOad by which expenses Of
drayase on censignmeuts is avoided.
REFERENCES-
c. G Jameson, Esq, Pres't Bank OF baltimore.
r Gibson, Cashier ''
II. Spugg, Esq, 4" Merch'ts "
freeman Cross, Esq, CaShr Com & Far BIZ Ralt
Messrs Hugh Jenkins q Co, baltimore.
w. G. Harrison. Esq: 80
BIZ Iatrobe, Esq, Chief Engineer B = o r X
Co, Baltimore,
j. B. Ford Bsq, Agent q RICO, Wheeling.
Messrs. FOrsyths Il Hopkins, .
S. Brady, Esq, Cashier, %
Mai Pmip Barry, Agent b. & O. R R. Company,
MoundsVIlie. Va.
Messrs. john wharry & Co, MOundsviI!e, Va.
az w. d q. Thompson,
IS NJ. Pollock d Co, Sunlisi, Ohio.
y C. Convers, Esq, Cashr, gainesville, Ohio.
John Peters, ESQ, - -
Il. H. Sprisg, Esq, % FairmOnt, Va.
MeSsrs. NJ. ~ o. Jackson,
sepI5-ly
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owe WOULD NOT GIVE 4 DOLLAN FOh
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON
u

THUS spoke a wise and good man; but mark the
change! Let the QgIcte9 hear hI and te decide whe-
tier 10 suffer he made whole. Ie professional He'L
Lu. III ruined hcstM hear.
Rev James w. H,uuicutt, tile talented ard indep nd
cut editor OF that highly popular and extensively read
per, The Christian HaIer published at Fredericksburg,
Va iu his editorial al The 18th May 1855, titus speaks
of AGmPl2H's Vegetable 1Hleture:
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Valuable Real Est

VdIudD16 h6dI ESGaL6
at auction.
WILL sell to the highest bidder, OH Monday, Oct g.
1872 at O'Clock, p NJ AT the front door the court
house. lot No 70 Clay seet, East Whseling-Ot No 90
Lindsay street. East Whec ng-twO lots Nos and 6,
Squa'e ., Market street, opposite FOrsyh's ehousc.
Also lot No square p, Quincy streets said lot is
two story. brick hUuse, stable, &c.
lTntS Of SGIe-One half cash. The balance in six mont his
the gins note with approved security bear
ing Interest from day Of sale.
GEO. (. wlCKHAM,
SPY
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8Caleb Pike Smith, ESQ.,, late editor of the
Belknap IN. H.] Gazette. and clerk in the Gen
elaI Land Office. diedn Washington on Wednes-
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''SOme time ago merely alluded TO HamptOns Veg
etablc lICIuTe, with promise OF noticing more pat tic
uaiIy tie great rcel have ourselt derived tom its
During our collegiate course, owing 10 scdenLary
habits, we became gu &c LYSpepiC and were very much
troubled with vertigo. For than twelve aitei
leaving college, lSbOrmE seriously under these
TWO Affections In The spring Of 1851, health became
delicate that it was with great difficulty could at
tend 20 tile ordinary duties OI profession Every
sgHS became wholly deraiged; losing il seemed all
their activity and vitality; we were constantly depTeSS
ed ia spirits our energy almost iOSOOk US, and nothing
but necessity urged us OIL to action.
'N had taken strOhs medicines. observed great par
tcuArty III our diet and all to purpose. We had dc.
SPARED Oi ever recovering health when a female
friend Of ours mPUrtuned get bottle HInptuns
I.et from is We briefly replied, Ir0ld
sire dollar for all The 7fllcL1e Hampton made,
Tar as our own individual heath COnCeTUed.' We
had no allh III II or any other medicine III eecnE
In lie Kindness OF her heart. however, without
consulting us about it, size sent aud got hottie aud
urged us 10 accept OF it, and for her SkC, it could not
possibly luuro us, TO il ding TO direction For
we promised 10 do so And without the least cXagecTa-
ton we can truly that before had used the
OF one bottle we felt like a man.
1--WE used cOnSeCuVey, from ten TO fifteen bottles
We were afraid 10 give il up tearing our Old diseases
might return Since them digestive organs haue beef
uniformly correct our head clear, and tat our Ia
bors, tolls liabilities res Onsbties and worldly
will allow, our spirits have been b,uyRmt, and we
Just what we please, much nleaSc, and when
please-and all is well. For the sake tile afflicted
make thus statement hoping That others may md the
ieieI ON It's use that we lave. 1t should be kept II
every family No family should be without HAMPTORi
] VEGETABLE TIECTURE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

Lays Doctors, Banksrs Ministers, in all the Depart
meuts OF State, Ladies' aud Gentlemen in tile highest
walks oil liie as well tOsc moving in tile humble
Spheres speak Of the cures themselves aud friends By
this wonder full article.
In proof of what say HDnve, we now refer you Ia
EAnmPIOH's Vegetable Iincturc, AID its eli
cClS.
The vile OF T. W. YcakIe Grocer IS. Pearl ST. cured
1l Rheumatism OF eight years standinsi all other rcme
Wm N. Oldham Care of the Custom House , dwelln:
cured.
W. A. schaecr. Esq, the oldest magistrates and
most highly respectable citizens, cured great
and restored IL Iubust lheIltII.
Jarret P!umet' 1913 baltimore St. suffered intensely
years with hip disease and Cuia rheumatism; cured
alter III Otler TemLuicS failed
Space Will not permit to hundreds OF others, as
Geo w GOoI'icn, Capt Thos. not, RUbt GaulL, Jas
SnlyiI, cured OF rheumatism.
john PervaiI, S. A. Griffin, John Like Rev. v. Fisk
ridge u s. Navy, and thousands others cured of yspep
si9 SCrOtua, cough liver complaints bronchitis, Saint
Nltns' Dance &c We reler 10 CiIizens-ca OF
them
Co Delicate females and children will please try it. II
cmes coughs. bronchitis Dyspepsia, Liver complaint
ScrUiuia, with del" nsemenis OF The system
| Call and get pamphlets, gals.
| For sale By 4. H. Logan ~ Co., Wheeling, gen
cr1I agents.
Sold by MORTIMER 4. 5foWgRAT, eiO Baltimore st
Ia linOIe, and 304 broadway, n
n57PIcc 81 Ter hottie ie6
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Rooms of the Brotherhood of Ihe:P. e =.
Church, IN GRAVES noox sruax, CENTRE
Observation-Disclosures meetings OF tie Brotherhood, third
Monday evening in each month Library aud Reading
Room open every day frOm9 y. N. to 9P.M.
b. AZ. EoFF, Secy.
RELIEF CoNNrTTEE--J. b. Ford, Jas IL. Stout and A.
N. Johnston, Esqs. sp1stf
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PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One HumdredtA Edition. $500, 0OO) 1SmO. gp. $50
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II Stephens, Wa7Telfon-O e SIeyiirC s. Co. L,yri,o,
6nTgh-Wm Bleakmear and K Holiday Mound srfiY,-
Wilde 4, Bro, John Fisher and II Thompson WheSiin.
WIN Holiday Marshall C H-Jaro & Smith TVsiIsS,,r
-Sam A Mauzy, LsapiaJargh-z a Karr, Cedar Cro5s5
MNG-Dr Barnes, CtaTksS1g-Dr Z q Willians
SAePheTdstowH. sen5;daw5n
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PLAYING CARDS.

PLAYING CARDS or EVERY DESCRIPTION Fos
sale a. ne tnon Gard Mannfacnry III and 10 Grant
street. near broadway including single heafs a.
nsmented and plain aad Spanish cards. Tsperlor ar. a
made expressly sor dealing ~ " 81
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months old and o. the hsndsomcst ha' ever
been this side OF he Atlantic form aud coor
lady gentleman dog they viii aadrpst
iaan Herald ofcr, sang where they be seen viii Dc
called upon 8c
MocKTNG BIRD.-FOR SALE, A SPLENDID MOCK
lv ing bird three old. mocks tie dog rooster
ard sings 70 The tune Of ITb Bddy Martin one. ANY
person wanting nne bird may apply At GO Fourth street.
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NkCHANIcS FIRE INSURANCE. ooYPAsY-cAPT.
VI al slsooo.-on.r. ~ syue1wsy corner o. ChAnber.
street. WILLIAM m DF cQD1yT pvestse.s
BEsHr b. DAwsos, Secretary ''''''' ''o''''"S
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E1rRA PAY-SAvy BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA
- ray onire-tanf warrants 'eIra pay and balance
ale ~ United states navy sailors In all 0ce
IT, nsr WIDOWS aad heirs pronp tiy obtained and
al knds or oasms against the tnisf States recorrre1by
EDNARD BfSsEfL
Agsnt, a'c Purscr Z. =. Navy. and Attorney AID
Counsellor AZ Law. 81 WAL street.
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FURxfTuRE.

rOrTA0E AND PAsCY FURNITURE wAggnoovs
~ Al Ne. st bff@d~sy opTpa3s fbs si.to.~< -
MATHEWS STACY tseT tos s4s sr~rxse ~.
rlent IL hncy cslayc. ed a1d Fra "a IA
rniird hAies a. refnei pfcs f,ery VARIETY mAyge4.ea
pallssscs pillows sfs. Ae - tnaaa1sursrs prices.
FURNITURE gASTtD.-wAsTKD a SIT or III
fafy easeS fr bNnEs~Abpuir . f~-t hzb. a.
ID ong, ehsf exs, rfgfg rsapse p4na f4kosAny Wrh
sab snTs. Also, hsnts1tne abe fnAfbs ~ ysc
frfrsd, or - two hAgrs. s91 scW veil cnle1 plr1v
shars Cash on seassfy sasfsss sasx pIaees bos 49,
Posf once
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Ritghbt rhgsrvtsT or PRIVATE pitEksse.--
~ IN, tt<AtDn. !. Dsltts ew - q D q
ts~sd o16s, Ia c@axa4s4 wiA se~1asaes rrivAa.
sfsxsss
ff'siysyxsn-rur osyAY rgorsAv Bfsooygsy.
u --Frvs<fsf ~ yrys fsfsrs ps<rt ~ B4As<. sx<
.srsd ~ ~ .ssis y - y,eas y ffs,nsS< - tAs AAx
Imperial fcfsrs ~ xefrh- psf.rs fst<~sssr. Va. A .
~ fsrsshy ~ rresrsI ssttty ssi,e,-f ~-.siox~@s
Ar~ 1s.sr.sssr c1es~4 ere ra1 sASy s,.S
~ ers<es s~>s<$rs - Te4s n&t1ssd ss< "a a9s 4
ttyf.si ffssslsstas ees nss rAxr t><zSs " L..
his rrf~r nFNsessie - as~< ssssses "a
ma,r Trs.etnsf ~ ofrcifs<iy 80; snarsy s~s-fss
81 - 49, fiss;s-t % fnsslss set sts-sAs I~,s
oss ls<s aeest a. 49, ~, y - rsa u o. 800 :
gussyses rrrssNy - 49, Sss si1vssrs usLt 49,,
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ITO AMATEURS on oaCftPsrnAL IssTHtMKsTG.
fousR DESTROYS of hscosng members ~
cation Tor 1pr, eneri. pleasure, may %
10 ~ aidfs sing W. J. c., ty7 orresr street,
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CngAT sAIr or vrnAdfnlp TOOK a,


GREAT SALE or srnadlRiH Frocg AT ACTION.
VI Lon Monday Nosainbrr ~ I-i1 NJ II a'ele~. ~
ppodfsule, New lors viii h. sst y,
highest BIDDER all Tho wd hrass bskf Sg 10 ~ s "a
yelling nsnag.ss n = ~ iiowes, ogsLcr wh - sasss ID
which ihey secured.
N four elrf haaiA Nil 10 sod spfrasy enIy oee -
put up ~ a time.
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bidding In, A. ne u aholi
Aio, Tuesday. November - ~ " Hico-k a ~ al -
horses And carrags- beoprig ~ thu es1bLinAa
comprising 49, hfHses mosi "A " 80 aTah bFss y ss
age ara have bnsD al wcs A. M pal nBs
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mostly Tor -four bores; sbsFOY,rs t1rsie. frs as
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Goghlr ard for os hoFss teams large travelling snf
VIII nc uIufes; two small sis s.s~ nnAgiy
pole. Chains fppes Ard oier nsases TAsrlas a -
wardrobe belonging cirrIa
hr wood cuts hbagrarls 80. bsonging - COLLATION..
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ur delivery OF the property
In order " give yfa9s those a.nd
W sale TOR The purcsc a buylng std t~~g
from all ,stsr.
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