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LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
s g. 9. !. s ! ]. 7
TO those who pay taxes TO pay interest on th
Bonds Of Davidson and Sumner Counties.

Bonds Of Davidson and Sumner Counties.
DBINTED receipts will BE- furnished TO Collectors, show
ing their face that each holder Of receipts to the
amount Of sl00 will be entitled share OF stock in the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Go. No receipt Ell be
accepted evidence q such payment to ene the holder
TO stock eXep; those which the printed frm presero
ed by the Company and furnished % the Collector Those
receipts transferable by endorsement Of the name Ia
his own signature Of the tax PAYER
augl0-lm JOHN l. HELM, Pres't L. q N. K. r.
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FIsAEIOW CANDLES-8lo boxes J.. Doyle Cos
hard pressed summer Taos c4adles IN store and for
sale BY Lie33l ". n. GORDON CO.
ZINE BAG FLOUR-ss0 bHss Fins Fanfy Floui
ths day received and FOR sale b5s or cash close
sIxnul~nt 81 8 "a LOOMS CO.,
ap-f4 Opposite Pfantersi lank, Stshriie Tenn
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Verandah Livery Stables
NOTICE.
Cholera and Diarrhea Medicated Brandy,
Aromatic Schiedam schnapps-

which, with the large stock Of other goods always hand
will give 70 customers better Inducements make their
purchases Of motto being, mall Profits and Quick
sales" LYONS CO.,
jyf3 10 Cedar street.
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TOR SALE have for sale GRIsT MILL, with all
the fixtures necessary for the same. The Mil pro
PEELED by . Tread Wheel and persons wishing MI for
their use would DO well to call and H. a. Il will Be
cold cheap Apply to r. A. BALLOWE,
Iea GenI Agt., No II DeadeEiek st.
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EN0R SALE--Between eighteen and nineteen "a
II hundred Of land lying In the county Of Ira Il
WIS., Texas miles Of Austin The above tract Of land
or portion Of II will be exchanged for Dry Goods Gro
ceres Also lot in the county Of Liberty and town OF
Smthhed the above. For further In
formation apply TO r. A. BALLowE, GEM Agt,
feb2 No II Deaderiek ST.
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CNRENcH-POsr COTTAGE BEDsTEADs- 100 Double
French Posi Cottage Bedstead finished and for sale by
jy2T }. W. McCOMBS.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Furniture! Furniture J!

COTTAGE EEDsTEADS-l00 Misses' Double and sings
u Cottage Bsdstsa.is, Lshed and for sale ~
jy2T }. w. McCOMDS.
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OUNGES-9OO Cottage Lounges Of different styles now
IL finished and for sale By J. W. McCOMBS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
The Death Penalty.

The citizens of Wisconsin are making vigOr-
Gus effort to restore the death penalty for the crime
of murder. Recent horrible murders, followed
in two instances by the lynching the murterers,
have convinced many former opponents of the
death penalty in Wisconsin that the protection e
society against the murderer, and against the i'm
pulstve out break of popular vengeance agnn.'
murders, drmande that the law making it death 70
the crime of murder, shall be restored. As tn
law now stands, imprisonment is the severes
punishment for crime in Wisconsin.
Alta late meeting of over one thousand of tn.
most influential citizens of Milwaukee, the follow
ing resolution was adopted with great unanimity
"Reso!red, That as citizens of this State, w
should not let pass the present opportunity
serding abroad TO the world our unqualified dis
appreciation Of our existing law for the punish
ment of the man slayer, and our determination
petition the next Legislature for the abolishmei
of thepresenI law, and the re-enactment of Capi
tal punishment for the crime of willful murder.''
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The Game for the Presidency.

If straws show which way the wind blows, and
candidates for tie e1tPresiiency be regarded fg-
urativeIy as straws, the old aphorsm will scarcely
hold good at the present time, so many are the as
pirants for that office, aud so numerousthe cliques
and wire-pullers, vrering and lodging in ell INA
ENABLE directions, each holding their favorite man
in prospective elevation, as hundred different per-
sons hold lottery tickets snuely concealed in their
pockets, each one hoping that his will be the lucky
one.
The Democracy, as yet, are the only ''operotOrs'
on the political chess board who have afforded any
decided indications of the movement of tie game,
and they are by no means harmonious Douglas,
Pierce, Acheson, Buchanan, Marcy anil Seymour
have ell been spoken Of as candidates. But we
only touched on this subject the purpose of re-
cording that, il the following correspondence be
true, yet another sspirant-Georg NJ. Dallas-is
in the field, with powerful influences al work in
his favor. Pennsylvania is looked 10 with great
solicitude, as necessary 10 the successful party,
aud hence The vigorous efforts to get acceptable
man from that State. The extrac. is from Letter
of the Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Times:
The friends of Hon. George NJ. Dallas for the
Presidency are moving steadily, silently and cau-
tiously, in his behalf; and already the movement
is for more formidable than the friends of rival
ca ndidaies suppose. Prudent and skillful polii
tians are laying the wires in each section Of the
Union; and every measure calculated 10 secure
success, which can be initiated at this early day,
is being availed of. The friends Of Mr. Buchanan,
however, have taken the alarm, and ore endeavor-
ing to get him home again, as early as possible 10
command his own forces i'll person.
Mr. Buchanan's friends have been relying with
good deal of confidence, upon his Ostend Mani.
festo, to him the aid OF Mr.. Soue and his
coterie; but it has recently been discovered that
these are likely to lend their efforts to aid the
Dallas cause; and Senator Slidell, Of Louisiana,
has gone pilgrimage to that State, it is SAID,
with view to heading of the Dallas movement it
pos, ble. In this the present prospect IS that he
will be disappointed Another object Of his South
trip is said to be to prevent the conSummatlOn
Of a negotiation for the sale of the New Orleans
Delta to ]. L. Sigur, lis former proprietor, who is
bitterly hostile the Senator, and is likely also 10
lead the Dallas forces in that section. am in
formed, however, that the bargain for the transfer
of the Delta has been concluded. The game OF
the Presidency is becoming daily more and more
complicated, as you will perceive. Among the
more prominent supporters of Mr.. Dallas is a:
Dudley Mann, Esq, late Assistant Secretary Of
State.
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DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii subdue the palm ina mnatlon from the sevcrest
burns >eaids in rroui twenty nues-and tha;
it wiz heal the wounds without scar aud eetuly
Fever scres-PGles-salt rheum-Ini4 mnatory Rheum1-
iism-SOre and InRlmed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
old and liberated Sores-Sc4ld Head-corns and bum
siPcas-sPrans-Sw eIiings-FeIOhs-Sor nip
chilbIains-bes OF lnsects-SweIIed and broken
breast-Erupons- all her uflmmaiUry and cula-
diseases. wheH The parts affected be
Don't be increduoua the many diseases
be cured by only thng-but reflect that few, but
positive properties which the Daley Salye alone contains
and heretofore enumerated-One reach
alone the afore mentioned disease, but unny more not
enumerated.
Query-Do NOT regular bred Physicians prescribe el
ifqaayaIy for seores Of digzreHt disease,2
Each box OF GENUINE OALLEv's PAIx EXTRACTOR has
Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of Z. V. CLICKESER x CO. proprieturs, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others aIe counterfeit =
Price % cents per box.
n5AIl orders should be addressed to C. v. Cickener
q Co. 81 Barclay street, New York
FOrsa by L13GHLLNS d BUSHFYELD. Wheeling,
aud Druges Is seIe. ally throughout the u S. Spls
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HoRKrBLE.-A letter from the Cnmea tells the
Observation-Disclosures are very numerous here
They smell the powder and await the coming of
the Eight, TO thow themseIve on their victims. Ar
ter one of the recent combats. an English officer
ed, pressing i'll both his arms one of these birds of
prey. dead like himself and which he had crush
ed in his last effort OF agony"
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REAL RsTATE sA1Es
LA ND w A r r A Mt S
John M. Clarke

John M. Clarke & Co.
Land Warrant, SIOCL, I'Xchum"C Rror..
and ASGmtS for C'InimH nSnin,I IL u
Government.
rI'HE very highest New EO,k mrat net flri-r r,..t
i for Land Warrants for The next ftr ,,,I. p,
they slIal have ad vanced beyprd on ls,..,,
the very highest New York ma bet II iccs al ~,
on receipt OF any by mail, regardless OF the Am. '
tAtions- 90. sr
Persons sending wrTants by mail may rely ,..
ing as much as II they were pc, soiiiy i,srr 'f
Sight drafts ON any OF Tue Northern Wt Su.t....
will be lemitied by return mali and when urr
amount Will be placed TO their credit In u.,, .,
HUI Banks, on which they eau diaw at SIN, b
ter RENTING the warrants NE gay
Address JOHN ". CLARKE & ro
r.,u w Mas"'s'oau'y, h G..
Hon John Wilson, Commissioner Of III, Gs,..,,...,
Office 30 l-'l
Hon L Waldo. Commissioner OF Pension.
Sweeny, Ritiemhuuse q Co. I;aRkers, Wash .,.,.,..
CIubb 81 oilers, do NJ
SUteT, Lea d TO, do A.
All the omoers OF the Banks in Wheeling, v. ~
Cashier Bsnk OF Virginia, RIChTonL. Va
Cashier Farmers Bank. do
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank Psrkcr.br,,
Virginia
James Robb, Banker, New Orleans
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa
Johnston, BIotbeIB j. Co bankers Iialtin ORE
X II. Mauiy ~ Co, bankers, Richmond Y,
P0Hl i IliM,OH, bankers, Petersburg, Va
Peters, Spence 4 Co, bankers, las nchDurs Va
ire26 Times COPY.
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THE EMPEROR ALExANDEn's VISIT TO ODESSA.


"The Emperor Alexander and suit arrived here
on the evening Of the 22d. The Governor Gene
raj had announced that the Emperor would enter
The city at noon, but he did not arrive till late in
the afternoon, and the crowd, tired of waiting
had quietly dispersed. This circumstance is The
cause why the entrance OF the Gear Produced So
little effect upon our population, and, with the
exception Of the rolling of tue drums, the sound
OF military music, and the movement among the
officers IN command Of the troops, there was no
change visible in the appearance OF Odessa. Ga
the following day the population attended their
business as usual.
"rhe Emperor alighted at the palace of Prince
WoronzoG. HIS suite was lodged at the chateau
Of the Countess Laugeron. The Gar LEFT next
day for NicholaeiI, whittier his brother the Grand
Duke Constantine. had preceded him. This Jay
grand council Of war, to wLich all the comman-
drrs OF the corps Of infantry quar,ered in RUSSIA
are summoned, was 10 be held under the presi
dency OF the Emperor at Nicholaieif In case The
events Of the war in the Crimea should prevent
Prince GortschakOff from attending the council.
General osten Sacheu is to attrpd in his stead
This veteran General, who held important COM
manas ~ all the great waIs under Alexander and
Nicholas, enjoys in the highest degree the conf.
denee OF the pr, sent Emperor. II is to be pre
sumed that his advice will be listened to, and his
plans OF campaign seriously examined. II is said
tat Gen. LIpranii and General oflCavyIry de
WTangel have also been called to NiGholuief."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

ARRIVAL OF Scorcm Factory GIRLS AT Bosrox.
Among the passengers by the ship Star of En-
pre- which arrived at this port on Wednesday
from Liverpool, were about sixty Scotch g,rs. en-
gagged to work in the factories here. They were
mostly young, neatly dressed, and some Of Them
are quite goOd-looklug. They were forwarded to
iolyoke, their place Of destination, last evening,
via the Boston and Worcester raiIroad.-Boston
T'Tup 23d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
FROM BISHOP LEFErER

Mn. SOtONOx-Sir: The beuef, | have received from
the sPectaclss Obtained from you ndrces ne TO express
the pleasure have reeeived ION thsn they suit eyes
to admiration can now see all common distances by
candle light as well as by day, with The same ease as
when boy. which could not do with any oer a,s,ss
have used ltaOrds the greatest pleasure to avail
self of his medium of testiyius how satisfactorily has
been my own experience your skilIas an optfcian.
Yours, truly,
PETER P. LEFEvER Bishop.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
Money and Stocks.

The stock market in New-York has been very
much depressed during the past week; particular
ly the latter part Of it. In speculative stocks tn.
market seems completely overdone. The deman.
for State stocks has suddenly ceased, and there a
pears to be general want of confidence and wan
of means among the speculative hangers 90 of thr
stock Exchanges. In all such cases the none.
lender is cautious, and appears ufad to move thar
any other class. The Tribune of Friday says:
There has been an active movement in call LOAF
to-day, and it has been difficult to borrow at leg.
interest. The banks are calling IN to some extent
anu the usual sources OF supply do not yield freel?
Needy borrowers are paying to per cent over
legal interest for short loans. The supply of pa
per is not pressing on the market, and rates con
tinue at 8 to 10 per cent, the bulk Of first elias
names going at 9.per cent Outside Of the s,oc!
circles there is no scaIcity OF money and bushes
appears to be perfectly healthy. The merchant
ure receiving free remittance from the interior,
all the great interests OF the country are flourish
ing. Any one who only moves bout in the neigh
bOrhood Of the bosld of brokers would suppose
that the end OF the world was neaE al hand, " here
uS outside Of that atmorpere the sun shines clear
lyand the skies are all bright. We speak only
the present; what may be the appearance of affair
should commercial disaster overlake England an,
France, we will not undertake to predict.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

OMAHA CRY, the CAPIrAL OF NEDRAskA.-Tha
capital of the Territory of Nebraska appears to be
Aourshing. A correspondence of the Ohio Stae
Journal, under date Of the 18th intsant, says:
"our city is filling up very fast. Quite mum
Der of buildings have gone up this summer, j
spite Of the difficulty of procuring building mate
rial. We have now plenty of brick and severn
houses Of that material are now in course of erec
ton. The census has just been completed. Gu.
couaty, tDougIasl has $50 voters. Omaha city ha
ESQ voters. The extTavagant stories which hav.
gone abtoa, relative to the ludan difficulties west
OF us have retarded emigration considerably. But,
it is, We boast somewhat Of ;he progress of our
new city.''
One year ago the first house was built in omaha.
Now it has population of several hundreds l.
is the capital of fourishing and extensive Tel
ritory. Congress has made the necessary appro
priation, and large and elegant hall for the Leg
islature, Governor and Territorial officers is now
being erected on most charming and at,rac,iv,
point which overlcoks the great Missouri vol~;.
and miles ofthat river We have no better sig
ofthe progress Ofour people, and the rapid settle
meut ofthe West. than is aforled by the growl
and present position of this capital of Nebraska
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Read! Read!!
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR

TTNHAT have Just returned from the East with ,nv
SECOND FAgLS7OCK,
and that 1t is The largest hlndsomes; and ceanrs
6roust to Wheeling and say, with perfect confidence
'ha IL only needs ookns at and examining ns sales
ny also rtment consists Partly Of ~
1H0 COLLARS at only cents;
2SN do at from 70 cents 10 $500, amongst which
are some so beautiful and so entirely new n ISL ,r
Iiyed in the Baltic) that they VIII eel themyei YES:
So1IP1ls lanles MD Gloves, very superior at Sic
aged, 20 cents; ' e' "H''
~ pieces G3burss, at all prices and all coIors;
% do French NeIiROs, suit the most "a stidiopS.
lVlO do trimming tic very latest styles, such rs
moiIe'Ahi.que' Plain and Edged moss Thinning
1000 ards calico all styles and prices, some very nice
WIN so many other goods, or such beautiful DESIGNS
certain that eau sell '' al" l ail
o. Come, see and be convinced
ISAAC PRAGER
- Eastern Bargain Store, 1l5 Main ST.
OSIo between Monroe and union
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

PRovIDENrlAL ESCAPE OF DR.. LELAND's FAMILY
FROM DEATm.-We learn from the Southern Pres
b, teEian that the family Of the venerable Dr. Lee
land, Of columbia Theological Seminary, South
Carolina, made narrow escape from death, most
OF them having been poisoned, through mistake
ct one of the daughters of DR.. Leland, who put
arsenic into buiscuits which wee making for
tea thinking it was soda. Mrs. Leland, her two
daughters grand daughter, and several of the
seFVents PnrtOok of the poisoned food, and after
great suffering, were reIienved by the timely aid of
physicians. DR.. Leland was from home the time,
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MON HALhL


MAIN STREET.
Ile as lad the honor OF attending the above usf.
rTinCiFa towns in the United Kingdom where he ia,
peTicECed tile most titeTing eECuuTa genlen-aHl lt
been IIcsty solicited 10 make visit Tor short ..
lie las the honor vi announcing III arrival Om lu.l
with most splendid ssOGtment OF his newly ilN-,.
ana improved srcctacles. Such The superiority
GinsscS, that persons having ufamed we IL e..
iUstaty lie relieved by using Item, and they los
property Ul preserving Tic precious organ oi Sisir
most adj vaHCcd period Ol lille. while they enable
old aIul TIE your 10 pursue the most minute emIn
OT any length OF time, CiihaT by day Canu.cisI,
several indi Vidu5lg IN tie United Sta cs lave NOV.
their efficacy, lie with confidence SOCits :lc l4yu
public which lie will ever be proud 10 Bthnuu.. &C.
suTing those who CutIust him With their comm a. 4,
10 eNeItlnH shall lie wanting an his pant 'Uiatf. .
cor ideICe and appreciation Added Ia tac s,ya,.. .
possessed by linn Of long prar tiCc in the Eye fi, ~
and under one 0l Tie most eminent Oruisrs by w.
Las Obtained thorough knowledge tie ,lf.r,.rs r ,
sion lie has 1T his possession, documents nuiulul..
ais of rank, conveying the highest Testimonials u of.
baiiOH.
lie win give references 10 persons Nv tho Univ
States who have fund Ihe greatest b'urrf aud conn
IrOm the use oil his newly invented AID lurluy,d 81
taCcs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

A Row AT TAMNASr HALL.--The sot-shel;
Democracy had quite "fare up'' at Tammar
HaIl.On Thursday evening. Their City aud Cou,
~ ticket was not ratified until hard blows and lar
guage had been mutually exchanged between ii
friends Of sIessrS. Allen and Howard, the lv
candidates for Street Commissioner. The SIa 3
-tIeketwas not put 10 the meeting for ratification.
1GV. Johnston, of Virginia is in Washfn.
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uThe Hon. Edward Everett has consented
deliver an Grafton before the Mercantile Libra,
AssoGiation of Boston, at their celebration Of t.
next anniversary Of washington's birthday. Il
remarks that "there is the greater propnety {
selecting the next anniversary for such ceIebr;
ton. as the fns visit of Washington to BOst
was made in The last week of February, 1866, ju
a ceutuary ago next Winter"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
FOR a SHORT TIME ONLY

CPectnCIes, &c, ground on the exncI mi,
~ cIPle Of Spherical Accuracy, b. Il. SOLONONS n,
celebrated Orticlan, from Tie Improved Succac Ma
isctory and London Optical rs ahsnmeut, No. lni a.
ago.
Il. Solomons, lie sole Inventor Of the Improved sue
essoIa visit 10 this place, aud may he consulted al
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petroit, Nov. 3, IS. 800
LETTER FROM THEMAYoR OF RocRFsrrp

Ro'nrsTEN, April 7Ili, 1851.
Mr. SOLOXOS-Sir: Havirg called at 20 ur office in the
Arcade and Purrhas ed two pair of your patent rasse
found Item superior any have ever used before
they have realized more than could have expected !
have now put them aside and without them, as
well as l could when boy
SNMBEL RICHARDSON
GTuNloN HALL Few doors below the Nortnwes-
tern Bank, MaiH st. OIL
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TER PoETRY OF PRYsIc.

AYERS PILLSside, sugarslot, over the palate, hut
their energy although wrapped up, is there, aud tells with
giant Orce Onth Very nudo ons disease There arc
thousands of sufferers who would not wear their dist
pcrs il they Knew they could be Try Ay-
er's Pills, and you will know it.
Purify the blood and disease viii be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities aud you are cured
already.
Take this best of auPar gattvesI and Scrofua, Indi-
gesSn, weakness, headache. ache Side ache Jaun-
dice. Rheumatism. arrangements of the Liver Kidneys
and bowels, all dcrangemc hts and all diseases which
Pureativc remedy reach NJ before til, like l kness
before the sum-
Reader il you suffering from any of the numero Us
complaints they cure-sufer no more-the remedy has
been provided you, is criminal to neglect it,
That Ayers CEer Peetoral is the best medicine ror
Cough, is well known the whole world anu that
Aysr's PHs the best OF all Pills, is known to those
who have used them.
Prepared by Or. J. C. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by alt Druggists in Wheeling.
Pricc y cents per box boxes for 81.
a. {. GOOD &, Co, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale ard retail agents.
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WHEELING, OCT. OH. j.
! have tried for short lime, pair O srectaee.
msheu ny MI u. solomon, and take plcaSu iu 'e.'I
to their good quality. have also procure. Ia u..
cave glasses for Mrs. Houston, which in their ed5,
equally pleasing ard satisfactory.
NJ. ii. HOUSTON, ". "a
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Hotel for Sale

VNHE Furniture and lease known as tbr Monroe ~
j. Wheeling, Va located on Main street oTfa,''
"Irc Suspension Bridge. This IgUuSe Is uuH d
s"nl business AMI The prospects Tor the luuir i'
rae. In shOTt time The Cleveland ENfrrsi"n
ONO ana I incinnliI &; Marietta Railroads ''..
Iheli tetmiiil at kitkwood aud ti'e rave, "a ~.
CIOhs inmeuls lelY opposite tins house, and ~ WI
Sa1liy do large proportion OF this business
lie present. proprietor is DESTROYS Ul rcm"ii'-
pose Of his business
oc43 WE CLlRs
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FROM BISHOP spALDING-


Having tried Mr. sOIOmons' Glasses. find them both
distinct and soothing TO the sight, more aet judging
from SHIRT trial, than anyI have vet used. r.com9
mend them to the patronage of those in nee of glasses
Signed tM.J. SPAULDING, Bishop