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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24
EN1eRArIoN .rEoN 1nE on 10 TnE NEr s1Arrs.

EMIGRATION FROM THE 0LD 10 THR NV STATES.
The New Orleans Bulletin, in commenting on
the fact Of many citizens of Mississippi having
emigrated to Arkansas and Texas, during the
past season. has some remarks, which are equal
I ~ applicable to Nirginians, who have done and
are still doing the same thing Railways struck
us Us singular IN the exti ene TO see the people
of the old States pulling up their stakes, aban-
doniDg the homes Of their childhood and the
graves of their friends, and starting forth in
search of a new home in the distant West We
knew 1t Is hard for men to be contented in any
situation IN lie, matter how great may be
the advantages and the blessings that surround
them But tie thought Of girine up a residence
ionly tolerable in the old States and going forth
to incur the inconyeniences aud hardships OF an
unsettled, frontier country, has always appear
! cd to US as impoite and wrong in the highest
degree. Many of those who have thus ruth
lessly sundered the ties that. bound them to the
land of their birth, and who have eniisrateti to
and settled in the new and distant States of the
West, have no doubt bitterly regretted their
4 folly thousand times over, and would gladly
Tetnrn to die in the vicinity of the old FAMILY
homestead, if circumstances would allow.
There IS no necessity for Yrglnians to seek their
homes aud fortunes in the West, If they would
only consent to display the same amount Of for
ttnde and energy here, which they are com
PEELED to go through with IN the new States TO
achieve success and not be oYerruni and left be-
hind by the superior enterprise and activity of
tittir neighbors Virginia possesses every adj
vantage which any other State possesses; and to
succeed here, as well as in the new States bust
ness habits, perseverance, and tact are the only
/ isites-but these are the Indispensable con-
ditions of success everywhere. 0nr people,
therefore, would do we'll TO consider the cost.
and to balance the advantages and dlsadyanta-
/ ges, before they make up their minds TO desert
the Old Dominion, and push for the far West
/ --Rietn0Hd Wig. "a q r Z Z. 555S.s
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN.

TRACTOR
INFLAMMATION and PAIN are inseparable FIRE and
HEAT Inflammation produces pain, pain produces
nainAtIop Wherever there's heat trobbnr or
richness no matter whether tiscaused by fever hurt
poison, piles seald burn or sting there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
change the conclusion To preyen, pain
and restore nature. inflammation sbdued To as-
eompsh this, the efforts OF the sea are always direct
cd Thousands Of physicians, thousand OF The
most sasaetous persons have used DALLEY,s MAGIC
ALPAIS EXTRACTOR convinced and admit that its
control over inflammation Is Immediate
instantly aayng the pain, neutrnlizne poison extracting
morbid forcing nature to resume her
renewing and healing No burn scad. or ailmen Is
two severe to yield to curing influence Ap
ply Il Immediately and The cure has commenced
The Genuine Is enyeaped Steel Plate Eneraviaz win
the names of C. V. cLIcKESER CO.. proprietors and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box Price
Is cts. per box. e
EDAn orders should be addressed CIV ciicserer L
ce-,sl BARCLAY st. New York TN. LOGAN Co.
zP2s:lm Wheeling. Va.
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CHARTER ELEcrIoM

EpEEoRs IsrE1IlcExcER-Pfea announce my na,e as
CANDIDATE for The Office Of City sergeant 4. e ensane
charter election, and IL elected Win attend = the duties
promptly Ideeats II. p. eHaPLISE.
kAEgus and Tines copy and siiarss this ellee.l
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FARM FOR SALE..~,..

TNIIE Earn and imprnTeihents lately occtpifl \ n
Miller. deceased NEI be sold Al puIIie sstiss ~
1stIi of December, 1856, to the highest Ider SstI 80
situated In Ohio county, Virginia. miles from W.
and on the waynesturx road, three miles from he ~
rnsnt containing me hundred and fory-sne ti4ll "a
cultivation; balance well tinbered. The lard i N
tered and Eoud make good stock farm. :"
Terms made knogn DAY Of sale. Title irdisrr.,,
For further Information enquire Of -''s-
HENRY : TinRSBrPcu
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.

=
{ Dr. DUPoSce's GOLDEN PENAPE PILLS are fnfai
bic In removing stepPages Irregularities the reses
These Pulls are nothing new been used By the Doc
tor for many both in France and America With n-
Paraieied success in case urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, make the ps pub
lie, for The alienation Of those suern from any Irregular
tiles as preventive those ladies whose
health viii not permit Of family Pregnant fe
males sr those surprising so are cautioned
asanst asng these Pins the proprietor assumes no re-
the above adohItior aitons, mild
ness would prevent any injury heait otherwise these
recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale andretsh by
LAUGHLINs BpsHFTELD,
s.a Gen1 Agents for Ohio county, No IS Monros 81.
Aisofor sale by 4. II. LOGAN CO. M
Bria=e Corner Druggists.
All orders mnst be addressed above. General Agents
they viii supply the tade Propretors prices and ssa
the Pls eenhden.ia ladies b man. By enclosing ~ TO
either, at the Wheeling post-oiics
n B-Dr Duponco's Golden Pills. signature t.J Dupon,
CO.. on every none For particulars &c,
circniar ffAsents. =. - ,a,pa,,1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24
Trust Sale,

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trast executed to ne r,s
ID on the 9Th day Of Marsh, 1855 by (iror-e I
and Nancy his vile, aud Of record In The c0ss.r y
Oaiee Of Ohio county, Virginia. Deed book NJ 81
&c. Eilf expose for sale At tie CorF; House u
" the 9Th day Of December, 1856 HE ioloEin =
isss A certain iet o. ETonna Situated 10 III saft.ss
EoH. called South Wheeling. known as Centre NJ
10 Ohio county, STATE Of Virginia. which said lot H.
tonai lot and contains about half the 4uabtity =,
which EoniI he In fun lot. and numbered No n = :
OF said addition. Selling Us Trustee warrant 9
title IS In vested. -. =
Terms Of sale made knoRn on day of sale.
nOT25. t1IIstJ 8 r RLACE r..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS FROM FROSTED WHEELS
"A WORD IN SEAsoS.-Lct railroad managers
and railroad travellers beware of accidents from
this forth, until warm weather. Last winter
we remember to have had some casualty to cliro-
nicle almost daily, from the breaking of wheels
of railroad cars, occasioned by the extremely
cold temperature. 1t was soon observed that
these accidents usually occurred early in the
morning, or at any rate, very soon after a car
that had been standing in n cold place was first
set in motion. They were attributed, we re-
ne'n6er by one OF our correspondents, TO the sud
den elevation of temperature of the portion of
the hub or wheel nearest the axletree. caiised
by the friction when the car is set in motion.
aud which causes a sudden expansion before
the heat can bcditIused equally beyond the sur
face The consequence is fracture The OBJ
yious remedies to this arc either to keen the
cars in sheltered place when not in motion, or
to start them with moderate speed until the
hubs and axletrees get warmed through. a car
or locomotive ought to be stalled in winter as
carefully as horse, if 1t is to be kept in perfect
readiness for use. If the superintenCents of
railroads will see to this, venture TO say that
accidents from the frostiRg of wheels will cease
At one time last winter the Central OF Hudson
River road was actually short drumming cars in
consequences of the frequent breaking of wheels
during a succession ofiyery cold DAYS. II Pre-
sident Sloan will keep his eye on this matter, we
venture to say that he carry his road through
the current season without a single accident OF
the kind.-N. 7. Post
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

soNg one down East advertises an infallibls
test of altered and counterfeit bank notes, which
he sends ION receipt of a dollar A greenhorn,
who recently received dollars worth of expe-
rience from the advertiser, publishes the test
The rule, which we give below is a good ono,
though, ike most good rules not without its
exceptions; sill, if strictly followed in practice,
it viii generally save the loss of the amount at
stake. The recipe which the operator sold,
and with which he sold his customers, is,as fol-
lows So IS
heneyer you take bill about which you
entertain the slightest doubt, at once proceed to
the banker in whom you place the most CONT
dence, offer hin the bill witha request that he
will change it. and if bc declines to do so. make
up your mind the note is bad .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

Ma EpraRI would take this seslod OF Informing nv
sssas ;as 2 eaR+as seE re,eieetop % he ose q
lection. and uill 'e thankful rfuprsTs =
deelst DANIEL DUNBAR ?
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WheelIng Island Property

FOIl S<ALII.
TINE undersigned offers Tor sale All dat part Of V
Il Island nov In the oeeapaney al wIliaIa Cl,f j,
Narket Garden. lie has lad II laid u;u maj ~
ranging II size from One and half Five Aergs ~
lane forty feet riie, running through the csitr a.
Town Lots to the he'd Of theIsland.
For beauty Of location and fertility Of soil this Eva,
Is not srIrrassed bS the Ohio River, and 70 Irs
srOus obtaining delightful location the eoanin =
senient the city, or to those wishing engage Ia
purchase.
plot Of the premises can be seem on making apyss,
20 thr subscriber who ~tl give every iniornaio. ID
ton 70 1t; and the terms Of sale viii be Trrr liberal
FRANCIS Z. ARMSTRONG
Att,y IT. fact iVr
jel! HENRY MOORE, TrIap-
Land for Sale.
liberal terms, and in one or more traets a, ssy be-
rnel.ss L JacOs
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Ambrofynes 6nr al

PARTRIDGE at his and spaciors rooms with faefi
dies for operating and for light equal 70
any IN the country, and superior any In The city, is
producing these beautiful pictures uhie are uaarpasse
in the country He prepared 70 make Anbrotypes
they be sent by riileat extra postage Also 70
them In cekes and pins. price as Dasnerreotypes
Pictures made for customers specimens eibi.ed
and warranted to last for ages unchanged
An kinds Of materials use the business for
fasior's new store ausie
THE orEsriou sErrIzD-ADA,is vas awarded he s,af
premium for he best likeness at te late
Pair In alsos premium best display Of Da-
guerreViypes oxK win be given to ann
drffsfiH Eroinfa can equal his pictures either on
Glass SILVER plate his GaIlsry Iss Main street
corner Of Union, his nbrotspes
types and pheserraEshs oetiI
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To WHOLESALE
ASD CouNrRY DauGGIsTs.

panSis PARK.
No $ot Broadway, * attention Of close buy
to their immense European and American
PATESr MEDIcIxss,
the most complete either hernisperes At and
below prOpretOrs' prices by the Dozen package or 100
gross BAExrs PARk, y. y Cincinnati California
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

We call the attention a old ard young, TO this Eon
derfn preparation which to its original color,
gray hair-eorers the head Of the bald ururiant
groSthreneyes the dahdu, itching, and all easneops
srurtioHs-eapsss continual dow natural uls and
hence If used as regular dressing the hair VIII pre-
lis color and kept from extreme old age
in all its original call, then upon the bald
gray, diseased in scalp, IT. sur,ly the young
EiEhn6i ashley the hoinz locks rrB,e i.svehng
curl, be without praise upon the teugue
thousands. Price 81 81 and 81 For sale by ,.-,
ssa5 LAuGHLISs BusHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

One of them was a tall, handsome. notebook
ing girl, with light fiaxen hair which fell on her
magnificent shoulders in ringlets, with fine
blue eye, rs bright and potent as Apolo's shield,
and manner compliment but not destitute of
hFwteur, like thatof Venus when the golden APP
pie, the prize of beauty. had been awarded her.
Besides, she was tribe pear-sighted, and in ex-
aiming ones palm she brings her fair checks
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

M EnroRIt with pleasure tsat ue are again ter-
Gitied % present tie tried and efefsnt
Street rommissioner Mr. JACOB AaIICK a. csudisate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

Bateheior.s Hair Dye-The Original, Reliable.
True and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all question the BEsT-never
fades falls dye black true natur without
The least injury the skin hair Male and Sold or sp
piled Tin nine private rooms) BATCHELoR,s old estab
had Wig Fae,orv es3 Broadway New York An genuine
dye has uppaIt VIZ, A BATcuxLoR steel engraved label
Sold by t. u. LOGAN Z CO, IL.
noye';in bridge Corner Druggists.
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Tng rorE ox DE. EfnEnIpcE,s REsoLrrlox.-

THE vorg on Ma. ETHEnDGE's REsoLuTIoS.-
We are glad to sec that so many of our cotem-
poraries, North and South, have 50 elnphati-
CALYPSO their face against the fifty seyensvotes
cast, the other day, in Congress, against Mr..
Etheridg es resolution denouncing the slave trade
agitation. Mr., Etheridge is member from
Tennessee, and this timely Intervention does
credit not only to him. but the State that sent
and sustains such juaicious man The New
York Post. in discussing the vote cast on that
occasion. says:
1t IS true that some of them professed to vote
against the resolution because It was unseasona.
bic Ne an know what that means. The
Wilmot Proyiso was atfirst opposed because II
was unreasonable by members of Congress who
afterwards opposeiit beca,fse It was as they
said, unconstitutional and unjust toiihe South.
The fifty-seve1, IN another session of Congress.
viii probably be holder What they now OBJ
Ject too as ill-timed, they viii then denonnce
as IL grounded. The party formed for the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise grew up from
a small beginning-sHlailer than that of these
friends of the Slave trade. 1t was feeble at
first-a few bold-faccd leaders with a few hest
tating and eauivocating followers-yet it tri-
umphed at last
Instead, therefore, of Regarding the vote in
the light IN which some seem to regard it, as a
final and decisive triumph, OF the right, we look
upon 1t as the formation of a distinct party for
the revival of the slaye-tTaie. Let such a
resolution as that of sir. Etheridge DC brought
forward in the next Congress, and the vote
against It will be stronger, and the language oi
It's adyersariss more decided, than it was yes
terday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

NJ Esiroayou win plea<e announce the name Of
hENRfsSHARP as candidate for Street Commissioner,
and ebiige Iaee1esl MASY CITIZENS :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

LIGHTING Cans M 6 As-The public will be
glad to learn that the long hoped for illumina-
ioh Of railroad cars by gas is about to take place
The experiment was tried the other evening on
the cars of the Galena and Chicago Union Rail-
road between this city and Fulton, with entire
success The travellers on that evening, instead
of drowsily sleeping and blinking at each other
under the Pickering and dim rays of a frozen oil
lamp, sat costly under the cheerful illumination
of gas light q
This important inveption is the work ofAiessrs.
ALL & Demarest, of Rochester, New York I'm
der the floor of each car is placed gas-holder.
which consists of two tubes shaped like a cigar,
each with diaphram of India rubber scparst-
ing the tnbes into compartments. Connecting
pump air into the holder, and thus force the gas
into the pipes which connect with the holder,
and SO up into the cars This metro is placed
on the cars. The process of filling the holder
with gas IS very simple. The pipe is attached
TO main at any station at which there is gas,
and this pipe is fastened to the receiver of the
holder, which as it fills presses the air out of the
other compartment-the diaphra,n of India rnI,-.
Der beins, pressed flat to the side of the tube
| The process of forcing the gas out the holder
Is exactly the same-with this difference, that
the dry metre is required to pump the air into
the holder. AS the air ispumped into it the gas
I is forced out, and the rubber diaphram is pres
sel to one side of the tube or holder; while rs
the gas is let in at pipe the air is forced out
at another, and the diaphram is pressed to the
opposite side of,the holder.
No amount of shaking or freezing disturbs it.
and wet dry, cold or hot the gas; is the same
Notwithstanding the comfort which attaches
to this Invention, the saving to railroad colDpa-
MES IS desidcratnm not to be overlooked 1t
viii not cost anything ike the sum nov expen-,
dcd in oil lamps, &c. w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

M EnIToR-llavinS been requested b. large number
Of sStsEs from the dEeut wards Of The Sy. become
Tor STREET Commissioner have ccneuied
So and 81 elected, discharge the duties Of mat oice
promptly fdeeitel GEORGE BULGER.sl
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REAL EslArE s4II.-
TRUST Sale,

DY yirtre OF Deed Of Trust, from Hearr n,...
Clerks Office Of tlie County Court OF Ohio Cent
Hook %, page 2E. I feII public auction 10
bidder for CASH, ON Tuesday, the goth day Of jss
the front door OF te Court House Of ohio CO, y
Lot No "a, in wtn.w. Shrivet's addition 10 a. Z
wlteeling. J. " MITCHELL. Tiu... =
decl9-ts By b. u. EOFF IA. d.
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PkHirxsp BEEssIi lady or vefi,ieran would re-
under the curse OF brafI Wien IN
lns the BALI % fnousASD FLorzs a. a aenffsice wound
not only hut leave teeth alte s aIaes
ne i pas + g s. mention
and wash the tees morning A59ceut bot,i N
last rear. 80 = = = - - s e1s
ne sAir. % rsnors
ard Sesa t iearsIs Of sot ma
the face night naorrir p. = - 7--s- ----
SHAyIse MAZE E4SI.--Yes your ,,,,,,,
warm cold lour On two or ;i1re i-s .sts. ~
heassrf fiortrs,s rub he Seari well and X IN
ing Price only Hftss cent? : : - $3.50 esS1at
% e W z. fETRIDGE ( CO.
FOR sale by T. H LOGAN co. ,s 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

m EDErpR, Please anponaee JOSEPH JORDAN as til,
Peoples candidate for Wharf Master At the ensuing erfei
election, and Osiige IiseieI sIANY FI.IENDs.
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These tlon-gipsy peculiarities did not fail TO
throw an air of romance about her altogether
interesting One pililanthropic individual Tim
king, with much reason, that she had been sto-
len when child and vietimized to the condition
of the race among which her lot Was cast, offer
&c, in the hope of rescuing the beautiful crea-
tures from her unfcrtunat Situation, to aslopt
her into his family. Bat scarcely had he turn
ed his bask, when this plan. of IN steriohss be-
ings vanished Ike q brood of young patridges.
Never did Meg Sfcrri.es or the witches of Mac
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

REDucTIoS OF PosTAGE-The Postmaster Cen
eFal has issued Instructions to the posmasters
in New York, Bostsn and Philadclrh his. reducing
the single postage TO Panama from twenty to
ten cents, that. port being, (by the Aspinwail
route within the 25o0 miles named in the law.
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Sands sar-npnriIIn.- The Popularity acquired
BY this truly invaluable medicine as extended as
GERS which have been eearieed and permanently healed
By this extraordinary antserte had tongue chorus
Of testimony would attest its eeaey, only In sersala
and all external manifestations disease In Dyspepsia
Bfoas Complaints DEBILITY, AID the various inter
nal disorders to which speedy lasting relief
Prepared and sold BY A. n & D. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by A. c. GOOD CO.,
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Ma EatrosI sgsin announce sssss TO- ny fsyler-
sisns 70 the duties 81 Eaid ossee
aselss HORT HAsIILfnS,
Ma. EplTesr zoaid respectfully 1ntarns ms feiioz-
citizens, that candidate for Tie once OF Treasurer
at the asninss charter sieetion. s. -
aeeis 3lss x eR,sw- HARDING
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

70 -zE EpiTpas or again oer my.
ser as Candidate for the ofee n CITY Sergeant and
elected promised Of M fsfth
saly aud imPaE;.aily. tissIs.a y. ooNANT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

MISSES EDITo1s-fou VII please announce the name Of
= l. klMSgRLY, candidate City Sergeant n the
ensuing charter Gle non. and obtge voters Of the
Ea9 ls. ely. ldseIs.l MANY FRIENns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

Colonel BENToS on DISSERTATIONS Colonel
Benton lectnrcd at the fremont Temple, Boston.
on the 10Th instant, before the Mechanics APP
prentice Society
he opened by giving some very good advice
to young men in general, and apprentices in par
ticular. They saw before them, he remarked.
a person who had attained the age past the limit
which the Psalmist assigns to the line of human
life, and now upon those years which the same
Psal,nist associates with sorrow and weakness
Thus far he was exempt from those infirmities.
How came it that at this advanced age he was
blessed with the absence of those infirniities
which are supposed to belong to it? He owed
it TO the course of. his carly life.
Franklin was once nicknaned the American
Aquatic, because he drank nothing but water
In that respect he had initiated Franklin. He
totally abstaincd for the first half ofhis life, and
was temperate the other half He had not on
ly totally abstained from spirituous liquors,
yinous liquors, fermented liquors, and every-
ming OF me Kind, bur he nad kept himself free
from every kind of dissipation. He knew no
game whatever; and to this moment could not
tell, when looking at a party playing cards.
which was the loser and which the winner. He
had often sat up all night, watching the sick,
on military duty, and a book-a book-had of
ten kept him awake; but he had never spent one
night of dissipation.
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BATHSi BATUs,

rAkE pleasure in Informing my numerous friends =
Plsisi and San furnish cold and warm baths Al anJ =
ted IN A II sSr and cola baths rssti = !.
d., n. - ts very best manner and my eus'oasn 3
All the appliances necessary for n
IN, = y : my Determination to be sqall5E
NY Shaving Sa6cr Is also IA fan ocra.,on .,u,uL -
~ ~ ~ = -. Horsrnen engaged there. u
seSos Naia Street next door 10 ,reerep,s ilass
-atsL2-t ~ VICTOR SAETAGEOL
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We understand that they We're a part of a
tribe of these singular nomaris, who, during the
summer, took mp their abode among the Cats
Kill mountains, and since the approach of cold
weather have been gradually vending their way
southwark ne. 81. Louis Leader, Dee. L.. :