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Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
Is O

hat all the lands situated in the same State IN
the following named townships in addition 10 the
lands heretofore reserved and not above restored
Will be reserved from sale or entry texcepting
ior pre-emptIons) for the purpose above specified
until further orders:
In the district of lands subject to sale at
BATESYILLE;
North Of the base lre and east Of the fifth principal
nierGidn.
Township ten. Of range one.
North Of tie base line and eest of the fifth principal
meridian.
Township eight, of range twelve.
In the district Of lands subject to sale at LIT
TIE ROCK:
North Of the base line and ,get Of the fifth principal
meridian.
Township seven, OF range eleven.
South Of ske base line and ,ccst of tc fifth principal
meridian.
Township nine, OF range sixteen
township ten. OF range seventeen.
In the district of lands subject to sale at
| WASHINGTON:
South Of tie base line and .res, of the nth principal
meridian.
township thirteen. of range twenty-one
Township fourteen, of range twenty-two
townships thirteen and fourteen, of range thirty.
! IN the district of lands subject to sale at
/ CHAMPAGNOLE:
''0tf "e Ot-Se ttie ana tcest OF fhe MIN pricipcL
| DlerijiGn.
township eleven, OF ranges eighteen and nineteen.
township twelve OF range twenty
Pre-emptIon claimants entitled to any of the
| above mentioned lands TO lse restored to marke.
on Monday the lsth day OF June next on settle
u1entS already made, or which may hereofter be
made 1t Is suggested should give notice of Their
CLAIMS and file the proofs with the land officers
before the day appointed for the restoration OF the
lands, so as to protect their claims from private
entry OF and after that day, ard prevent much
oiiiicuty and delay; and claimants under the &C.
"i 2fth March 1854, Nr,.st file their proofs and
make payment before the day OF restoration. OF
the saure will be forfeited
Given under my hand, at the General Land
oifice- at the city of Washington, this thirtietE
DAY OF April, Ammo Domini one thousand eigh.
hundred and fifty-fi,e
By order OF the President:
JOHN WILSON. Commissioner.
Mag 50, 1855. a2-,w.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
n ct ice

Otice.
ftHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween SAMUEL p MCCULLAGu and ". Y.
BRowN, under the style of McCullagh & Brown,
was dissolved on the 2oth OF June, BY mutual con-
sent. W. V. Brown having psarchased the entire
interest OF S p. MeCuagh, is alone authorized to
settle up the business of the firm.
W. V. Brown having conaected himselfin bust
ness with E. S. Ashby and E. R. Ashbv. the
business will be conducted under the name and
style oi ASHBf, BROWN & Co., as the old
stand
Fulton. July Isl. 1851 o.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
COme and Sec.

M hEL d fOS En-, are dafIiy receiving
w handsome, and fich selection OF fancy ar
ticleS, which are both useful and ornamental
among which are Bohemian Vases China Vases.
Sewing birds Ladies work-baskets &c. &c
Washington, .33rI 2S- 1854 IL
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
Dissolution Of Copartnerss,Tr,.

TtHE late firm of D. & V. BLOCK. is this Gav
Il dissolved by mutual consent The Books
and papers are in the hands of VIRGrNIrs
BLOCK for settlement. DAVID BLOCK
VIRGINIUS BLOCK.
Washington -7rk's. Iarch l. 1850
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
w. w. ANDREWS

z. L. BRITTIN, w W. ANDREWS
------
Few and Fashionable Goods.
w ern cities ria New Orleans and Shreveport.
large and well selected assortment of
English, French and German
r a = g L Is e Y c. Obs
Of the richest Patterns and latest StyIes,
ALSO-A heavy stock of Staple Goods, suitable
to this market with large and well selected
stock of
@IGD E~ Ha Il IA e.
made to order, in the latest fashions and OF fine
and rich styles Of goods.
Ladies and gentlemen can now be supplied with
as fine articles of dress goods as has ever been
brought TO this State.
We are also receiving a large lot o. LADIES SHOES
OF the finest quality and latest styles. Also j
large and general assortment OF
DOUBLE BARRELED GUNS:
Pistols, Shot-belts, TASKS Percussion Caps, &C.;
&c. with great variety of articles loo numerous
TO mention, which, in addition to the Stock al
ready on hand, makes our assortment the largest
and best selected OF any in the market.
Our arrangements are such, that we will con-
tinue to receive from the Eastern cities during
the Fall, Winter, and Spring, every description OF
Goods in our line ever offered in this market. to
gether with many new, fashionable and improved
styles-aii of which we offer for sale at small
profit for Cash or OF the usual time 70 punctua
paving customers
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine our stock and prices.
B. L. BRITTIN & CO.
Washington, .4rA., Nor. 20, 1854. 47-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
The Largest War steamer in the World.

The New York Tribune has. in the course of an
able editorial entitled american Art" descrip-
ton of the great war steamer now being built at
Brooklyn. by George Steers:
The Niagara is we learn, the largest of the five
Screw steam tTigates which In process of
construction for the navy. and we have stated
the largest ship in the world; and we have no
doubt that she will bs pre-enninent in beauty
and in al the qualities which ship should pos-
sess she will be in size.
The actual dimensions of this ma gnifcent YES
sci are as foliOws- Tonnage 5000; extreme length
of deck 34j feet; load line 323 feet; extreme
breadth So feet depth OF hold 81 ieet. there are
thee decks beside the orlop. The armament
will consist of - eleven inch pivot guns to carry
10 lbs shot and charge OF Is lbs of pc Trder-
She is TO be full ship-rigged her main mast being
L feet long and 3 feet inches in diameter; the
main yard will be 50 feet and the mizzen spanker
boom G7 feet
The Niagara is constructed wholly OF live oak
aId as matter of curiosity we have been at the
pains OF collecting the :acts IN respect to the
amount of material. exclusive of machinary and
armament. employed in her construction. 1t is
as follows
Live oak timber. cubic feet. 10000
White oak timber, cubic feet, 10000
White oak plank. superficial feet, 11eOO
Yellow pine TIMBER cubic feet, $4,000
Yellow pine plank. superficial feet, 60,OOO
White pine timber. cubic feet. 5000
White pine plank, superficial feet, $4,000
Iron. lbs 35O.OOO
Copper. lbs. 10000
Spikes, lbs 10000
Her full compliment of men when she is equip
ped for sea will be but 400.
The amount of money appropriated by Con-
gress for the construction OF the Niagara is mil
lion of dollars but her builder thinks that she will
not cost over 100000 1t is supposed that she
will be ready for launching about the 1st of jan
I D,,4. al.
unent OF mechanical art is while she lies on her
stocks for when she sits upon the waves one half
of her exquisite beauty will be submerged and
lost to the eye Her builder is quite confident
that under sail she will 20 at the rate of II knots
an hour with good breeze, but that her speed
will not be greater than Is knots under steam as
her engines. will not be of corresponding power
to her great bulk.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
E>rs. Williams & Hart.

HAVING formed Co partnership in the prac
Ii tice OF Medicine, respectfully tender their
services 10 the public Office at DR.. Williams
old stand. Main Street,
Washington, May 16, 1853 2I-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
ASHENGTON
EEEiA SEfIIkARYi

TtHE Spring Session will open on the LIST Mon
Il day in February, 1885, and continue till the
last of July (Six inonths thereafter the scholastic
year will lcommence on the 1st Monday in Octo-
ber- and continue iorty-tso weeks
THE TIE RAIS. for a session Of tlcen
ty-one t'eekS, f'ssyoLle 2Uartcrky az ad-
rance, are as folio,cS-
Tuition in Alphabetic Department. SIS 90
Tuition In Academic Department., 49,. 30 OF
=. a.. eAPe"seS,- -....- l w
MaSic-Plano or Guitar each, so 90
Ancient or Modern Languages, eacs. il Oo
Drawing and Painting. ng...... II n0
Worsted-work and French Embroidery 10 90
Board, including washing. &c, so 90
No deduction for ABSENCE except in cases of
protracted illness.
The Seminary will be furnished, at an early
day, with Chemical, Philosophical, and Astro-
nomical Apparatus, and select Library
The course OF study will be sufficiently exten-
slve intellectual education consists in mental
discipline and derelopnient A thorough course of
mathematical and linguistic studies, which have
a direct tendency to enlarge, invgorate, and dis
ciPline the mind, will be chiefly relied on TO Sc
cure the best results, in this very important De.
partment Studies. to be really valuable and sal
utary IN their disciplinary influence; must be few
and judiciouSy chosen. The crowded courses of
our Female SemnaIies constitute an evil against
which every friend of sound, thorough. efficient
education must protest The number of studies
has been doubled in the last thirty wears with no
corresponding advancement in good scholarship.
| Experience in the art of teaching. with careful
observation of mental development. has wrought
a clear conviction, that few studies adapted to
| the wants of the youthful mind, and thoroughly
mastered, is preferable to the very extensive but
| desutory- iragnlentary. and superficial course
usually pursued in Female Semnaries.
The mind does not act clearly OF forcibly when
diverted into many channels; nor does it proceed
1 so fast Three studies and one accomplishment
are as many ought to be pursued at one time
While governed by these principles in training
the intellect special attention will be given to the
incucatIon of sound moral sentiments TO the for-
nation of correct habits, purity of manners, and
to the acquisition of such accomplishments as dis
tInguish social life That special attention may
| be paid by the teachers to this very important
part OF female education, it is desirable that pupils
| from distance; board with the Principal, who
| has purchased the large and commodious resi-
dence, designed in its structure for the boarding
| department of the Seminary
Being determined 10 establish an Institution of
the highest order, teachers Of the best qualiica-
tons will be employed
L. J. JOINER, Principal.
Harrington, Dec 2Oth, 1854. 81
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Watches, Jewelry and Silvsr-ware for Sale
January 24ih. 1885. 4-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13

Euery description Of Wafoies (iO,rerer inJnred re-
paired and maze perform IFafcscs may be
safely sent frOs7: distance, By nlaH
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13

o9;i, n nIosI-oFFIcE REGULATIoxs.-Tbe Post
department At Washington has framed ,
ol I IT''ttio;ls Cor the guidance OF POST
for tba . uiio. tae Introduction OF new system
goes mt OF valuable letters The plan
s;- 'lto operation on tire Ist JULY. after winch
letters can be registered at the of;;rs ,x..-a
~ are mailed, and Teceipted for. by tbe ns,--
lee OF i've cents-exsTaordinarv c,re
'AAen 70 insure their safe delivery.
IN O. Bullet;r.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13

w w WELDON;
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13

B. l. BEITTIN,
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
d kGU ER z e AN.

IFash.nslo,r, .q,l..., June 9Th 1855. q
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rrefs..er weaa... o5.lsnlal .aaatl,e

This LlniTen Is be auxiliary In tho lntnt Of
time Of he most ioI1stlS Seaset With which II Is oN[
lot totVnead for tsast sNa
keRttE b. h9toh4 and faatllaed 81 WI
effite lottnilible dltelteS tte u ote OF more
than h,l ttklt tsrros, tiItelarly snPE any
ih9ptAA4 oil EoheTS were Tier tllptd 70 sTsAk qpd
With III The sloqGftfS Of plins and bear
united testimony 70 Tie tt bad
hsH from the very Jaws OF death and restored then 70
ihtlt (oiilef AID beaut Ae1in Il ll % toptl
powerful auxiliary In removing What Is Known
is an AGl9 0ake OF an enhancement " the srles l All
casts Where seTSlttt this l'
HlABt Wlll be found useDil, 49,.
General Depot ES broadway, New Works and ~
foF MI Wholesale and retail In WRellngbJ
ttfl3n WILLIAM j. ARMSTRONG.
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aSSIu NEWS, NOTICE.
Gimeon u, WppdfoW haStuG ~, The tith layoi
Sid1ill 1871, hy PTpttt deed eoifeSsl " trust 10 ilt
tot he btlet t Of his aid Iedit
ISbi al titoiS ID any wtts Indebted 10 said WOodIo%
slS tt49iifd 10 i 10 iihttt 4fntNt 10 ME, AUD
Fttt6RS III Yhs Ant ~ said are t9Iltu
bfdtT 10 tseSLy6 any bett under sad trust, within
four i6,tES 10 S ilett rtoler TeletteAe
tofdihg 10 lie tsfnit Of aid pt gned
tbi3 Gk0,.Wt SIGHTS, dSaSHte
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| NNBBoi DkRl U.s. III gAs 80
IL ~ rs Heb tAmbtlo FI0ngttbgs; ,Ga
90 ] SSjsSl and eaiilbfl6 BdSihTs, a.i
IS ~ YAtieIes oil 6te, llbfit aNd Swtss toliarstE
II dot lace fhfbf anil lSs SekykSi "a, I
& s.eSsIy tlsA f9Sts EnPFetasrtat Id saIabtls And
rs tlslssSeS and llht1 tatSfte, tllkls fifiit
llsiIf HtifEh BY 80 1873
liSSSRtl&
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SNI!EDICAsIa

Prof. Woods'
ID b6W nj M fiISi time lpttot
III ftfId Of w III no la9 Sttktt
iIIsst nj tbs OH sui EYER thai
$ MI Pa hap "
btsS M SSot iii Nh lie Mutual remove
dsfltSS I'D bfGsSRst X hl aud u Zee
iTots tks 6iyhy XII nstl 10 ~
fkiE0iSbf different hSgts h9 beIo the tbAei its Kgi
fes iiyf Il 6St6iiG Article for The iot the
az tSdt and can OILY BE- b. tS aud oil
ID iStetEIllS ty 10 The itr0t ard est1He
ia tesSbltlS Of ladies' end 81 hgA
Mi tftItT t6 tie &c ot Tie ly
stS Vssfiftll Senator, tpdFe Rteets, o
wv y :, ClKLTLE, III I. June q, 1853.
have qet Pol o. Woods. Rssi6allyt agd
IlS,aS tkVs6 FfeaStlelS bdt bS the lie ~ kls
SSoldil has tesptd rs color, anu have
no d94bt ptthiahelily {ot ,,,,S,t,: pn,.,st,
EX.ctbAtof OF lie United StateS,
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UNIpn Anow Thyscli,',
An Invaluable Book tor % Cents
~ E..... p.....il.I ~ ~ ID L.ln. a Damn ~

All 1uValuAp16 oOOR 4OE ~ OSAk5
0Ettry Family should hdrt Copy" i
5000 SSrSf sSS & 81 - 1h s3 SP
IJR. HUSfkHS llEhlCA u MANUAL AND hASp
nook foR iIik AFFLlCfRl- Containing ~ outline
OltlE lsln, rrosJets, Treatment and quo ~ every Ioln
Sdsgass, contracted b. ploi6selOuy kcSA lhtecop$e
byttlI a6e, OF by stxrl eSceSs, With lyte for their
prevention, WltteHilA fpgit[ Syleay9ldrs ~ nedIsa
lechhcslilleS, and every thing hat would Offend tie caro-
seetcy from tie result Of t6he weRy yeats sutcelSu
tttlte sSelpslvsly devoted 10 The cue VI attsaSes Ola
delicate or private Hature., -.
70 whiehls added, receipts for The cure Of The above
ttaSet and treatise on Tie causes, symptoms anu CUE
oil tic Fever and Asle
H'IlaS1y q t ltSitiHt q cititst n tf1S Get;
Tho author OF tits work unlike he nti0i Of tlOse who
SdvetIle 10 cue tie discA1es Of which gTsh
uttt VI one Of lie best colleges In the uled States u
vi 10 The victim Of pppittte tS successful and eNre
feleed ptttiloEtT, hi whore hoOT and Etesty lhey
"e' r'''' Wv S'S''N'' jos. S. LoSssitOtt, Mn,
From A. ttse3Ra,9. NJ D. Of Penn tnita,iiy, Phila@N
ptia.- gives ne teasnt e add ny le4IinSly y tf
mr. Numerous eascS Of nssaEe Of the ienltt 0letS,
sumo " them Of Ions StaninG have GONE utter NY no.
ttc, In which bis tktll has hten manifest In e1olGio
pericet health, IN tO CStes wlele tie p1ich has tn
considered beyond medltAlAiI lnthr treatment olsen
Ial WeaEltt3et, OF dIsarran6enenI Of the lulso pIo
l@ta b. teit a6u'e or eSeesR o. \tlery 10 Hl Know
With The author some Thirty years alI deem y 10 more
than IuItlce 10 HIM IS well hhdhtAs TO The p9olt-
ale victim 81 early lnssItllS e fss1as9G en, =
'-'''' AtthEn wonpwlhp, 81. u.
rThk Il, without exceptions The most comprehensive
and ntsGbs work published On the eI.t Of diseases
which II ItAlt Avoiding all ethcs termt, II addresses
itsl[ itaton Of lie readers u Is nee ron all o.
Iesoh4h!e matter, end no PARENT however car
Object 10 placing il III Tie hals Of bis ,ois, In adAor
has devoted many years II tic Treatment OF tho yarthps
topIsIlis treated Of A9 with log ltIe breath 70 rg
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5dJEDICIN!AIs.

EDfs Hal t6rats a n Emoaie EtiEif
iIoR ths tstbsBstt cue e eoAspnpl
II ss Ss SS @ ssS,
ID Sftlkl AID Sas n NE orsahs OF FesPita
Warmed The sSstnits and best neditlre for dssas
ESQ Ih6 lRttSSt sold ID AIne [ie4 rs 40
hIs n luz P99lIe W I'M
tnjRSi0a BE Tote 1r the Class Of aiseafes
seS 10 CUE, but one which Is d. t ~
feels ppCll lhe Cons tltlil0l en- "a 10 VIII
out fear Of mineral
Tho t that large p9ttlof Of Aha sesa
9EgS1II Y SSSs = s6 s
Mo asy itta slsaSdt tRaI Itself ol0yald'
ibsgedlslRs Is tie result Of long sxTsttstst sIa
sildS Of llpss 81 y
Of ali before discovered ft
conpl ltts, an Improvement upon and consequently
iGp6liot 10 all others, SITS 4 az ,
We shall make no eStr4ySeant t&sertlohs Of
lncatins asea5es, IKE The ye1det OF to9
Who deceive all who itSt Them nor w HON eal any
lpaass deSs 40! glsiIEf
and Gss Il silNssa. EeS Sll be s1e III sSef
uuTsIoGs itIs6s now tRoyhet Id q health eld
rehtNea NE, were, WHO qlett YoaIa AsSs wy
sss he ss 4 s @ f P III psss Sfs
ta Il Il ihtallt6e stSSe 81 foAsle bll Mt
ESoSit 10 b q dIstesss O hs
IsSrIrSofy ofEaS than iay ever offered y
lsFabllc AtweBsk and instance y
lEej nicely ttt9tdlRt The ai SrEtel Sans
's 5sSs me- .E. !SS Go Y f9s ss
BAKRR, DfIsgtEt, Wheeling, Va, Also, by pnI8isIs
generally throughout tile county, app-H
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Removal,
THE subscriber has removed his large and splendid
sotk OF FASHIONABLE Hats and Cars 10 The lnl6l Hall
hplingt No. 49, (lecetly ofeupied By John Elliott Two
doors Solth OF the North Western Hank Y rs.
am if W, W. Unison.
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t'sleral Depot tRS broadway, New SOrklsRa ~
ESIss slS'Ills 'nl9 si!H!s Es!aEgt
$4,000
RNlt ARD
M. BALLY'S
A N T / DO r e
AND
GONORRHEA LOTION
THE GREAT ORIGINAL
FnnNCHP PREP ARATIoris
" "a. s.y ~ tspR, s re G B,sE .S
IyoDS, Seminal weakness, tHd Ill other
hlsUkpkhs or THE rAlSARY nR11Ss.
ThNSh have now been before The
public lSr We RAJ ye a1 ye e WEI ~
taterrRIsc, hey Wett Invented BY ore Of the fesl a
S SSiS S' IsS S s. st. p. ssss ss si
MOTE ssS hoi Of fSst cases end tS!e long $sd.
ns tksi sny other aeditEes d he kai ever offered 10
g ls%S;,ts, o WINE ia tsnsiesS Ny E,Ss sysE
been tQpslle, having CURED nAy cares OF ION tHtlsht
jtar&' st4Rlly aud lie Prop eiot dtttat th'n TO
tnlt nine t4sts ont of tell 4EsnS lien ol an aSsraer-t
1hey tnusln No mercury or an, other lnhsfal
on the contrary Aih fnieiy HtSttble IN thtlF httue,
sgd Will o % Injury 70 ts lnost assass emsie IhSs
tksy llt recommend t6sHstlys' ~ ,.,,,o,. ,t+or
as r. ~ ~. nv ~, u a. ~
rsL hSs; ,Hs 9 ny, aas ~ Ways "ee! nave ossH
inythtta ~ X TX TbSScIsn Of The Parts IlospI.
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@s: .se ,91I .s, G 'hs ots' 'sSe'' '' s''H AZ
Wp"s'11ISS, 53Tu ,S.SH En o... 6,.u..
RHhv1 ~, mtNtH ~ .1'a,,, r,.,,
81 sSd,Sissd, - : , Co.,.
I!beipal DePoi, 4'S hloaaNaE' corner "'Aha ST. new
f2lE 4, 90, ..,,,. ..ho,.,,,. "a ,s,,iChv
'''N'S "'' iii. FATTBRSON.S& 60.
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PtS9repssS Ss,.T,,s inv eh"', "' e6s%
AftLlO 81 hEADL ,,it,t..,., 4,
tnas kIs ~ " 5iS "
atsSS gSS,I W. * S LYsStnhIs r. SeSS
''''''">' lSvALiljS
Are tppiised that Dr eontneS bis practice
10 Fattlsulal bIlnelI of hsdclne Which engages hls
s .s4 Il. a sGass 81 eaa So,,s .e S
sSiiSSsisislI ~. w. ,,,.,,n,,,,,,or
TWENTY WARS w EaEhfhlENoh
III tie Treatment Of AeaASoi dlseateS neglected
llS, (dRth6r 81 teetk on CPrttttatept 10 p!oyt
that niue !sns Of tie taates o. nervous debility iSsal
sE9 wssEf a III H ,sat ~
Eet yet deadly AMI tital Springs OF uoRsSue MISERY aHa
pitriatAts NOR !tlity. =, ,.n,D,,.
TAKE pSi w NJ, y :, ~, 4,
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.liEDIGINAL.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone.
4 lEN'I ~. 1, =
PREP "A r BID j ny H \ y Rls ~ co q FROM
Arm ESCR In M ON n UR MIS- III BID Br5DR,
WATSON CARR, llF WHEELlNG,.
Z. & ijAFE 4 or n UDG INTO MS.
Ii III kte4s tgsl SE9 ttstag Rbtth
vii fSliktt an tfyt4l MIA Ftlil N FtSSffig tsp4'
Pekn9tS y tsgsliH ttltttttjg IN rtt0tihg tBist-
~ Nil eftfileNti q ppptr lehieb II ttdAtjsliy
tttsS6 81 81 ) mi ~ 2 : ;y!s u &t
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NOTICE. EXTRA,
tAyet stta Stoek III common tlohlnS that lyill AlS
p6ss OF even less, ~ make loOal TOT r SplinG
ktSss 81 p tSs s9oa'' ~ plcr
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l3ASIqI'ItNIORsll.

y ! = :; Z z
SOUL az Thompson,
INfok4Fksi2 wHoLksk {heStesSIS
- ebasso, Ia do, Sugar, 81 st.' ollt
y So K sIs ltf6f SBgLprn
EStabll shed In 1929,
n1fTtoApSo iBBY y tgsi in,elsst,ai la MN.
Ii6Bss, lfdllV 10 ~
hI1a ~ e, ], ; = =. =.
ENtffIpID t,f4s y ~ s5SsiSlS
wa6IgsA Aiiis' ffafP6RTsks SS0F SiCiG
ASp psStsss M FINE W AteliEs, klca lESt I,S
slESFs' f f!iSIys| 4sPf o6Bssff ''1
.IIAyR 6fthed theit ikN store With sPstEaia .,~t
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A superb totttGR OF, Diamond tttttles an Rt,.,
Der Rugs, null suits OF N.Sstj.
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lattsi fishloast and tloM gflssst
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stfERloR ALpATA w4REt
New Patterns Of Eorsss ro9gs, Ladies' etc. oitNt,tl
t;SLtth Il fSsI sbptIs its silver MAte,
49, SPLENDID MANTLE clOCEsl
Bronie and Gilt 4sR nile Of elegant dtSlet bk
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-08
ARD You surrDR1NG'

I,RoN Rhtupatlsmf Sole 1htoat UIggp, Dlhtplt
breathing, Teoth Ache, Tic llooIeuSl Pain In The
ai ~ as taln e. Pas stl nfise 6Iss
iahniSO CkSe. Lane Rack, GhISlsns SHES d PSSon,
Gus !hseeis ot Rabd Dogs quo cake g ID tho Breast
q Fsts blE, btuiies tha ls tharptl haHlI, Gems,
Mu.thar Weakness, Paralysis, Piles, I Ache, Uleets
sores Scarlet Feysf lny aIi,f disttsti sou nay ts't
4 SoVERElGN REMEDY,
which moi otS paln almost IasaHtateatlr bal
ERAbl0STEs ifIiE DISEASE.
sS NV h q We sa q say s9EnsillS eHEls
lttlstS ois i1Teoss ii iaI, III sss nom similar
rautt. he proposition Will lStt tStIatsgaht BY
were i Yen tnes r1Te THt FACTS stare " " i Y.
ath would iettt ths 70 US loi
elects Oh Others unite declaring itlGst What It's Kane
IO THOSE Wij0TtllNK.
Have you never noticed M striking ,!iy between sta
t6t hapei AID las q iAyef occurred 10 solthsl rem.
edr Might b ErefAlea which should Be
% bothi This remedy nov offered you ~ he oSrA'
~ llEiAEST which does not insult sour
d Iif0 81 afgIiv eitI 81 tSrth but Is simply Tic
OttstRtsg Of VttSCEl being mid and slmplC
ami ytt Ieteane IN EXCL power almost ieIed'ee,
.-lttehIhs tie hlos hidden shows OF man Or pensl
aud itl belns lhhoSoiS to the weakest H,nt i Also
by ir tie ehttst hinent In tile MARKET, being r ", ~
bottles iet rs the majority and que
strong, Ne therefore oer Il 10 you With pride aud con
deiEe exactly suited 10 tile wants Of itch OF
lloor, high or low, ,,,.,-...,
lsrl vi and lie vast expense Oflhe taIeias used lnI
makes Impossible Tor lis tOIAy for lie printing Of Tue
bundled oeetfeAtes we might publish, nor 10 We deem
u steSaarF as Tie article wherever Is used wlleerI