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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29
Address Of Hon. l.. M. Keitt,
TO THE voTxRs on ruE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT IN aOuTH CAROLINA.

TRfCf IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Fellow Citizens-I have deemed II my duty 10 re
sign my seat in the Congress Of the United States,
and 10 appeal TO you from the decision OF black
publican and abolition majority here With the cir
cumstances connected with the punishneni Of Mr..
familiar. My connection with that pSnishmeut has
invoked the cenmre Of the dominant majority In The
House, and from that resolution OF csnsure I have
appealed TO my constituents
II IL true am indiffsrent to the oninione Of the
individual, members who passed the resolution: but
thor recorded act, from their ofhciA position, &C
quires an Importance should by no means attibute
too am convinced, ere Indifferent 20 the individual
opinions but you vill feel that whee they are i'm
pressed upon the records Of the country they, &C
quire something Of gravity. Unds all the circum-
HOUSE win live upaa he reeords q or esisasios.
have deemediit due 70 you, ara just to myself, TO
transmit with 70 the recorded appreciates Of ny
constituents.
the disspprobation of blactyepublicss and ,sbc-
lhion majority, and the appreciation Of ny con-
stikuents
may add. that the Hon. M. Edmpndson, q vir-
gina was first embraced in the resolution Of eeosnrc
hy the Com nittee, but was relieved from 4 by lie
vote Of the House. making IL more pointed and en-
phafc against me. and thereby also confAing Il TO
South Carolina. The issue which NE Black Rspub-
leans have presented have fet Il mr. duty TO &C
cept, aad have transferred IL from an Abolitios
House 10 my Congressional Diswict.
| have written thia. address becAnse il woud be
impossible for me - visit more than one District
before the time at which the election Ia ordered and
because there are also portions Of tire District which
ceuld not vist with safety at this perics 81 the
year. now rant the whole matter to, res. my
constituents, for your approval OF disappscvS. Y
have the honor to be, &c,
LAURsScs n. Kerr.
wAssSsroS, l7tA July, 1856.
HrALTa OF NEW ORLasss.-Nsv Orleans %, u
continues to ENJOY the highest health. The nor
talty Of the scason, NAV be perceived on res<r~
epce TO the returns published re0sine VERY low a1d
disease ancna ma which all shsosd lesieve ss.S
come 10 IA "a surely the season. A mr. A. be.
| man fores ght can Judge too there serrs 10 preba
| bilNy thst we shsll have any ngn OF y; fW The
wsatbey ,he stase Of hs.anes and she co1Jit,o, ~
Tho mind Of the comm nty. OIL eeem 10 h made n
| An keen Il cs--N-,> orieas fs~'Svss. ~, 20,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29
The Southern Emlgrants In Kansas.
From the South Caroinan.l

ATCHISON, IN. I.,D June Zo 1906.
Yours of the 4th instant addressed to General
Atchison, has been received and in the absence Of
General Atchison from this place | do, by his re
quest, give such information TO his friends in the
South as they might desire.
In regard to the exp nse of getting emigrants to
this Territory, think the last company from Char
lesion, South Carolina, paid on an average about
thirty dollars fair to this place. That, think, is
about q talr estimate Of the expense OF getting to
Kansas from your district. 1t would be well, how.
ever to have surplus in the hands Of the captain Of
each company, should anything turn up that would
require more funds.
place. They are well cared for, and are encamped
with the Charleston boys in the outskirts OF the
town. The camp is supplied with provisions by us,
who are appointed to distribute out the contribu-
provisions enough to meet the demand, but we win
have TO look elsewhere for supplies. Missouri has
done nobly! Nearly every ireside In the border
counties Is represented In kansas. Her citizens have
contributed literally towards the support of Southern
emgrants. In regard tn the cost of supporting men
six months In the Territory, / am not prepared TO
state. You can form an idea as well as myself.
think the cost Of supporting them here would, be
the funds you can possibly raise-we need all we
can get-and If il does not amount to enough to
sustain your emigrants, we will make up the def
cheney. Send drafts on st. Louis by mail. Direct
Kelly editors Of the Sguatter Sovereign, Atchison,
Kansas Territory, and they will be properly applied,
and receipts returned to you if desired. Several
contributions sent to General Atchison have been
turned over to them and applied for the benefit of
the cause.
We have over 100 South Carolinians stationed at
this place, and are doing all In our power TO make
their stay in Kansas agreeable, and are happy to say
that there Is sickness whatever in the camps ane
the boys all seem contented. They are fine set Of
men, brave and generous. South Carolina has cause
TO be proud Of her sons in Kansas.
We anticipate renewal Of the difficulties in Kan
sas before thirty days. Lane Is in the upper part
Of the Territory with 500 men from Wisconsin,
Michigan and Illinois. He avows his intention TO re-
venge the destruction Of Lawrence. We will give
him warm reception In this neighborhood- We need
money TO buy ammsnition and provisions. Our men
to he effective should be mounted. hope your dis
trict win appreciate the services of the noble souls
who now risking their lives IN defence Of South
ern rights. and see that they are sustained.
All monies sent TO Strngiellow and Kelley will be
acknowledged in their paper, and . copy sent to
the donors. II not In that way, the receipts will be
acknowledged by letter.
Gen. Atchison will soon return to this city, and
should you desire further information, be will be
pleased to give IL TO you. remain yours, &c.
RoBERT 5. kELLEY, for Gen. Atchison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

THE SUICIDE NANIA-L0vE AND PovKRry.-A
few years back, and the French government foundit
necessary to station senries upon the bridges over
the Seine TO prevent constant succession Of sui
cdes by drowning, and in like manner the English
have caused an iron cage to be placed upon the sum-
NIT Of the monument upon Fish Hill, London, TO put
a termination 10 O singular mania for sefdestruc-
tion Of which that column was the theatre. In like
manner find ourselves called upon to devise some
means Of suppressing a suicidal mania which has
seized upon our people, who, however have general
ly resorted 20 chemical means to insure sef-de-
cease. At the present moment we can hardly open
q newspaper without meeting q record OF this
startling spread Of crime, which IL not confined
10 our city, but pervadss every section Of coun.
try Within the lapse Of few days, the little city
Of Troy was the scene Of two self-murders, almost
identical in character, originating from similar mo-
tves, and differing In the means taken for the con-
summation Of the deed. Both victims were young
girls, who slew themselves from excess Of love,
which. being unreturued by their former admirers,
urged them TO the acme of trenzied despair. And
this misfortune appears to be the ruling cause Tor
the commission OF suicides by females In the cases
OF the males. majority Of whom inhabitants Of
Cities they have appeared to have been impelled to
self murder from the pressure OF pecunary embar-
rasment, or firm conviction that the battle OF lite,
when aggravated by the pains Of ceaseleS and i'll
requited labor too desperate for final triumph,
and thus exchanged the care and certainty OF inces
SAINT toll for the uncertainties OF eventful future
large majority OF suicides are foreigners, who
uncheered by the kind caresses Of friends or rela
tves, experience more keenly the bitter psngs OF
poverty and Of destitution Ns.cury.
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ATTEMPT or WOMAN TO KILL HER HUSBAND
AND THEN HERsELF.--Just before going to press we
learn that an hour or two since woman attempted
to take the life Of her husband Mr.. Charles Hedges
residing on Smith street, in the lower part OF the
city. II seems that Hedges and his wife had lived
unhappily together for . long time, and that fre-
quent quarres have occurred in consequence Of her
being jealous Of his attentions 10 other women and
she asserts that this forenoon he packed his trunk
for the purpose OF leaving her and the city and TAX
ing another woman a. the partner OF his flight.
Infatuated by this belief when he returned to dinner
she attempted to take his life with knife INJECTING
q severe though probably not fatal wound in the
breast and then attempted 20 take her own hfe by
moment. warrant was isssed for the arrest Of the
woman, and abe was placed n confinement "a
await an examination. II ia Dot supposed that Che
wounds o. either the husband or vie viii procc "a
lsl--Ro,sesfc- Af~e-tssT. infs q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
MEDICAL.
Prof Woods'

Hair IRestOrutIVei is now for the frat time intro
II duced the citizens of Wheeling at 30 f39 Mark
street. which is the only remedy invented that
will eectuay restore the grey hairs and whiskeTS to the
original color youth, without dyent thu bald
head in short time with the natural covering remove
dandruf and prevents the hair falling or and Is free
from filthy sediment Objectionable in divers PTePa.
ratons Of different before the PubGi the Ky
is beautiful article for the toilet, for the old
youEg and only be appreciated by its uses
respectfully invited to call the Depot and examine
the testimonials OF ladies and gentlemen high Tepua-
tion in the South and West wherei inveHte but
will refer to the certificate below OF the distinguished
statesman and Senator, Judge BTeese OF Illinois:
CARLYLE III. June n, 1853
have used Prof. o. S. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired the wonderful effect. My hair
Ing, as thought, PTeatUrely grey, but by the
Restorative it has resumed its original color, and
no doubt permanently 90.
SIDNEY, BRFRSFT~-
Ex-SendtSE;q tpey retreat =
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This Eminent is valuable auxiliary in the treatment of
some OF the most diseases with which
lot TO contcAd; Orinstance, Inflammation The lungs and
tonels- By thorough and continued application this
over the region of the affected organ these 9th
erwise formidable diseases disareI OF more
than hall their terrOTs particularly among Children and
thousands oil mothers, they allowed speak, would
with all the eiOqUence OF feeling and Affection their
dren from the very Jaws OF death, and them to
their former health and beauty Again. il will be [ounL
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally knqWn
aS an Asuc Cake, enlargement e"'ne spleen,
cases where an external application OF SERVICE this lin
nent will be found useful
General Depot Goo Broadway, New York; and ia
arket ST. st Louis
Forsale wholesale and retail in Wheeling By
ie7l3m ], r!.-VOWELL. Monroe 81
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MEDICINAL.
Dr. Hairs Celebrated PuInonic Eliri,

OR the coughs colds, consumption.
bronchitis asthma influenza, Group, whoOpiRg cough,
amaIOn orIhe brOuches and caused pub
&c speakingi aud all affections II the organs OF TespiTa
tSn.
es he lungs ever sold in America.
In presenting this medicine TO the public have the
satisfaction 10 know thSt not only present them with
invaluable anfilOe for the class of diseases 1t profess
but which is perfectly harmless ia its eE
ects upon the constitution be administered with
any fear OF mineral pOisOH, for II contains
The fact, that large portion of the suffering, and death
throughout country is caused by disease OF the OrsHHS
TespraOn consequent upon exposure and cold in
duced put it within the reach of every Individual
who may need Teedy that has proven itself invau
able.
This medicine is the result of long experience, and
study thOse diseases of the lungs which frequent in
changcNbIe climates aud claim it to be i'll adVaHce
comp Units, Improvement upon all, and consequently
upcTiOrt 10 all others.
We shall make eXtrayagant assertions of its efficacy
in curing diea<cS like the vendors OF too many nOSTums
who deceive all who trust theS shall we hold out
inducements which experience does not justify.
iipatenS will PerSeVere In the use of this medicine
and dcted. they viii be cured in every instance
that 1t not beyond the power OF medicine There arc
persons enOyingthe blessings OF health and
renewed life, il were who otherwise would have long
since been IN their grave, but for the timely and perseve
ring OF this invaluable remedy tits not pretended
that II is nable III every stage OF consumption, but we
know to bs better adapted to the various diseases
respiratory than other Medicine ever offered to
the public. Alive ask is trial. and in every instance IL
used freely according the directions and il perfect salts
faction is not giv"n tile money will be returned.
Genuine signed E. HA Ii, IL CO. For sale by JAM ES
| BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va Also, by Druggists
| generally throughout the county, Rp9-ly
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I EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
FurniIure Coverings. &c.,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. H. CARRYI26
CURTAIN STORE,
ISHo. 169 ChesrEW PhiIaSePHa, Corner h street,
oPPcSife the State HoNse.
II E has alwOys in store full stock OF
French BToc5IsilS all widths Lace and Muslin Curtains
and colOTs; of every style aud price.
French Satin de LANES; Table + Piano Covers &c.i
India Satin DamaskS; Gilt Cornioesi
French MOqUetiej Gilt Pins aud BSndSI
Do PuShesi Gimps, Frngesi
Cords. Tassels, &c.
N.Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES, OF all styles and
pIiceS Bun HOllRnds Shade Fixtures, RraSSes, lC and
ereTyhiH$ complete for Curtains, of the newest Paris
styles, and at the losreSt prices.
Persons sending the height and tra OF their iDiaoIs
frames have TIL" Curtains made and trimmed in The
hest PAs.On Plates in August number OF Go
dey'S Lndy's Book.
ally, supplied at the lO'usSt lHL oiesal' prices.
w. H. CARRHL,
Importer ofaSd Dealer In Furnishing Goods,
1863 Chestnut street, corner OF Filth,
m4TIT-1ydSw Opposite the State House, PhiladR.
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Paper Warehouse.

IaPsI W aTeNOus5'
CYRUS ". FIELD d CO.,
coMMISs on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents in the United states for
MusPratt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills c slebTatei Writing Papers.
Russell - Superior =:
Genesce a. s' Printing {"
Rawlius & Sons English Tissue
First quality UItramaTine Blue
They also Agents for the principal Paper Manufacture
ers in this country, and offer Sale by the
tensive and and desirable Paper Paper Mcnu
country.
Their business is strictly wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO offer all
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, possible
Paper made to order any size or weight Liberal ad
stock aud other rchandizc
The highest market price paid in cash all kinds
Rags. Rug1-ly.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs AND vBsTINGs!
New aprIug aud snmmer Good..


New spring aud Summer Goods!
AhEpieasuro in being able to say to NV old custom
erS and the fashionable community, that have Just
returned from New York. and been able to procure
0et fashionable Goods for the season that the great
EPoIlun New York. can import from France and the
oo and having dist with the
mon clothing gives time TO attend to
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, BRowN, GREEN, Blue, Olive AND
DALHTA CLOTHS.
Also. silk and wool cashmeTets all shades and coors;
nonhaxnes draptter cloths linen grass cloths
Co. Tor making trOck, dress, sack business coats
french, English and American caSSme Ies; also ducks
linen drinss. &c, for making pants. As TO Vestings
nave the most beautiful selection looked in anyci
which am now prepared to take in
ISMonabe and best style, as Mr. RussELLs
services as cutter for tho coming SEASON. certain
Sayn that can furnish better cloths any house west
Of the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assOt
men O. Furnishing Goods, all fine, reasonable, and fash
Onabe, consisting Of cloth, cashmere, cashmeret hOnl
naZtne, grass en, dIabta aud plain limen FrOCk, desS
AMI business coats pants made from tile most
linen and cotton Shirts, slE en, lambs wool ard cot
ton Undershrts aud DraweTsj stocks, collars
gloves and SuSpenders.
Hosiery in great Variety alsO every other article suit
able FOR complelinga sent!eman's wardrobe
AL tho above named articles, together with many other
articles that be found at my store, SPTigg House.
Please calm aud take look, and much oblise yours.
nr21 S. RICB.
NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clothing that will dis.
pose Of at eoA less, to make my Spring
stock OF ine goods:
mT2t s RICE
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, opposite STATE House.
HENRY W.SAFEORD,
IMPORTER AAB DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
rERItLs, AND FUNNlTuRE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
IVHOLESiLE AND RETAIL.
The stockcOmprislMg i'll part, the following
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt COrEiceS;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery LaceS j. MusIins; DO Bands,
FRENCH Bocates, widths Canopy Arches and Rings,
Satin de LANES EriMges, Curtain Drops,
DamaSks; &c.
AIareestUck OF FRENCH PLUSHES, OF all colOrs and
PAINTED TINDor SLIDES, e,sa HOLLANDS OF all
colOrs for shading
n Is. Persons ordering Curtains, will givethe
ofthe heishth and width % he entire frame of window.
ina
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NRW RAsHINONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE!
AN now receiving and opening an unusually large and
gene, al assortment OF Bnota Shoes, Hats, Ronnets
Umbrellas and CARPET Sacks corner OF Market and
Monroe streets Wheeling, Va, in the fnrmerIy Oc
euPea as the Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House,
very large and tn ely which was purchased
for cash. from the manufacturers North urder
most favorable circumstances, and Or them to the ci
Gems OF Wheeling aud vicinity at reduce prices whole
sale aud retail, and respectfully solicit share OF patron
age.
deem it useless say much in praise OF my stock. II
mistake not, the people of Wheeling not easily
humbugseG by advertising PUTS; Sucet say have any
variety or youths and boys Boots Shoes MIR.
ROT, silk, mOlesk. wool, Legh0rn, brush aud traw hats
and OT ladies' every variety rSk, lawn weird braid
Of recent fashions AMI styles. Also
Shoes Slippers and Caters both for ladies' misses and
children Of the most fashionable style, make and quality
call aud for yourselves.
Having purchased large stock of the named ar
tcles, would respectfully invite country merchants to
call and mc, aend their orders. will duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash
apps H. II. WATSON.
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NOTICE.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
GtmeOn ID. Woodrow having on the Hh day Of
- april, I554 proper deed conveyed trust to the
undersigned for the benefit OF his said woOrOw's credit
all Of his real and personal property and closes i'll
ton; all persons in any wise indebted TO said Woodrow
required TO make immediate payment TO me, and all
persons having claims against said Woodrow required
In order receive any benefit under sad trust, within
four months file their claims with the proper
cording 10 the OF said deed with the undersigned
apI3 GEO. W. SIGHTS, Assignee.
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NEW gAsnlNosrD LETTERS AT THE OLD POST ovrlcK

New Savings Bank Store.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
]. B. MARSH. N. T, wAyxAr
Marsh & wayman,
WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
LAT IHE OLD STAND J. b. MARFH.1
No. IS Monroe street,
J. B. MARSH.
WHEELING, Va

SRIT DOOR TO GRExR, OFT Ann co's1
" are now Iecei wing from manufacturers
One OF tie largest aud best as<OrtmeutS OF boots
and Shoes for Fail and Winter offered in this
market they having 6eeu selected with great care and
manufactured TO ORDER according directions
by tie pest work e IN the expressly for this trade
we are now prepared 10 accommodate our customers
eltheT wholeea retaiE with variety aud win
r Goods not 10 be surpassed by any house in the
Clty either IN style, quality material, durability or
country.
Our stock consists in raFt ofthe following articles
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EASTERN ADNERTISEMENTS.

1
Hoskins, Heiskell & Co.
IMPORTERS AND JoEBERs
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
11 At. and 50 Commerce st ,PHILtDELPHi4. spI7:1y
Anspach, Brother & Co.
Wholesale DRY GOODS STORE,
No 56 North Third ST. corner Of Che71y Philadelphia
y9hn Anspseh, Jr John F. J2eobyi.- James n Reed:
william Anspaeh;.. Henry B FaiEman sep17:d6m
Woltes, Ballard & Co.
IMPORTERS AND JoBRERs:N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
TO-. 10 Market stTest, philadelphia.
,bG. HSns KELLY formerly of Wheeling is sng1ged
ODD Fellows, IInsOns, EseL uen, sons OF
Temperance
And other Society Rega1ia,
Banners, Seals and Jetoels, manufactured and sold
By Gibbs s Smith, No. 70 BaltimOre Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
TIE assortment usually on har i cUnsist.Of
oss 1.uos.-er.D5 R ta5 Iabar,,n.,. Lode. -,
Past Grand and other cheers. plain and
1st, ed, Sd, 18th and 9Th Degree Parade Re
Pshiy embroidered EDeampment Parad
ReEaliaS.
Masonie-Knights Tenpar, Royal A-sh and Master.
Jewels Robes Banners, SN Orls, DC.
Soms Of 7e7npercnce-Nstional, Grand and Subordina
DviSions-ofiicers and Members
Ned AeH-Sachems, Past Officers and richly embrOide
ID Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
JEWELS
or the various Orders. Silver, Gilt Plated Metals
ncudng Knights Tempar, (with DiTks.)
BANNERS.
ofevery size style and cost adapted to the
signs for Banners when required furnished free Of ex
re1se showing the style Of the finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
the largest to be found in the u
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
wishing to MT up their Halls supply themselves will
TRTaue or WORKING Re0aia. RanNPFS deDenl
on having their orders satisfactorily filled by calling
addressing GIBBS & SMITH,
Baltimore, Md
~ G. 7. FRY, Aser. Wheeling. Va. oct5-tf
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,Ilngl--tmcE
go water proof boots
MEMS BROGAAS.
800 pairs best Calf bTOsans;
COO thick
90 low price brOgaus.
BOYS AND YUUTM'S ORGANS.
600 pairs boys thick brOgam;
80 youths KIP
$40 thick
900 pairs hoys' thick boots;
25q@-' . Kip
200 g calf
YOUTHS BOOTS.
$50 pairs youths call boots,
~ kip
woMEN's WAR.
65o pairs won'en's lace boots,
900 morocco boots
woAEN'S CATERS.
2Sn pairs wOmeM's CATERS, all CoIort;
800 walking sIIoesi
20 morocco buSkiIs;
go kid
2Gn Jenny Limds;
400 slippers.
MrssEs' BOOTS.
e6O morocco bootsi
SO CATER
200 ca:f
80 Kip
CnILDREN's boots.
600 childIen'S IsmCy bOOls
1Ih0 kid aud morocco
80 goat
300 MEMS wOmen'S and misses gum shoes OF
the best guilty.
viii sell either whUICsa Ieta The eaSoLa
Bile terms.
Merchants will find 10 their decided advantage to call
and examine our stock before making their Fall and win
< Al
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: H14NENl 8hUWN1 UKEENI BI.UEJ GIVE AND
------- nAImrn nriIs
NOTICE EXTRA.


have small stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose Of at eoAt even less to make my Spring
stock OF inc goods:
mr2f 6 RICE
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ES-THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interested in IN. .,,.
House respectfully invites Western Merchants 10 s'y
Lrtn