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CALIFORNIA ENTERrRIsE.-A cordage and oakum factory
has been completed at Porero California which, it e-
tmated out 10000 pounds Of rope per day The
ropewak is 1900 feet long Connected with the factory
two buildings for the manufacture of oakum which can
supply 1900 pounds per day.
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Efhtk6ta.

New YoRK August 2.-C0ton is irn-sales of 800 bales.
The Canadas had effect Flour lower and rregu-
arsaes of TO- 500 bbs good State SIS So superne Chic
Sc 30 standard southern ST rs. Wheat is easersales of
10000 BUSH; southern red 81 4s 81 So southern white,
81 So 81 85; Ohio white 81 60. Corn is rmsales of
900 bush southern mixed, 62 cents. Pork and beef
dull and unchanged Lard buoyan-saes of $50 bbl at
cents Whiskey rmsaes of 900 bbs; Ohio, 81 cents.
Coffee is steadysales of 900 bags Rio, l0a I0 cents.
Sugar unchangedsales of 700 hhds. at 50 81 cents.
Moasses is dull and nominal Rice is easiersales of 100
terces at AZ cents. Freights have improved.
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For Ere hansas.

The Geneses Democrat states that republican leader
named George N. Proper, held forth in Batavia few
days since in behalf of bleeding Kansas and after
ming bill of SIS at the American HOTEL left for
KANSAS without paying the landlord
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The Freexers.

The supporters of Fremont exceedingly in love
with every word of which the first syllable happens be
'ee" that they about holding convention for the
purpose of dropping the stolen of republican, and
taking the appellaton of "Freezers The change would
be snguarly appropriate
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Law Partnership.
n. I. WALK R
I. IANIN.

r. \
ID oBEHT ,. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed parts
II nershp for and trial of the Supreme
Court Of the United States and in the Court Of Claims Addes
Washington City, ~ G, Jan 9-eodhig
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Can Anybody Tell Us

Whether Willard Fillmore if elected, would favor the
repeal of the repeating clause of the KansasNebraska
or the restoration of the Missouri restriction? We pause
for a reply.
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announces the retracy Of Ferdinand Andrews who
been the principal editor Of that journal since its establish
ment.
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Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 1.-THE returns from seventy-one
give Polk 81, O00 Ewing 20, 100, Benton 49, 200
counties return "a democrats, 20 Bentonans
~ Americans, and wings to the house.
Four democrats and two Americans elected to Con-
gress besides Blair and one American (Akers) fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death Of Hon. ). @. Miller
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.
Disunionispr.

The dsunion flag with sixteen stars only still continues
float the public highway in this villagean en-
blem of seconalism aud disgrace to the party which
placed it there.-Norpay Aainc) Advertiser. y
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g EN- Err A l. N e w 8.

EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE PRUsslA-In the Of next
year there will be reunion of delegates from all bodies Of
Evangelical Christians throughout the world assembled in
Berlin the call of the Evangelical Alliance which has
been empowered and invited to do by the King Of
Prussia
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AN ACT to confirm persons therein named their
titles to certain lots in Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin
Be enacted by ne Senate and House Of Representative,
of the United States of America Congress assembled That
all those farm and village lots at Prairie du Chen In the
State OF Wisconsin, designated the plat of the private
land claims said place. In volume four Of the public lands
American State Papers, which plat made in the OF
Lord eighteen hundred and twenty by Isaac Lee esquire
the agent appointed by the commissioners adjust land titles
Green Bay and Prairie du Chen which have not hereto
confirmed and patented TO the claimants are hereby
confirmed unto the several named upon said plat and
the report Of said Lee and TO their assigns and legal
sentatvos and village lots numbers SIX ten, and eleven In
the main village designated upon said plat hereby
confirmed to Hercules H. Dousman and lot number nine In
said village to Edward W. Pelton and patents to the lots
hereby confirmed shall issue TO such persons
shall the right to the Providd That the
rmation hereby made shall not interfere with any hereto
made and that such confirmation shall only operate
relnquhmen Of title the part Of the United States and
shall in interfere with any valid adverse right OF
any persons II such exist to the same land
Approved August ii, 1856
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NEW Work Immigration History Of Immigration 10
IN exhibiting The number, age Occupation
and Of birth, Of arriving in the United
foreign countries, 1919 1855, inroduo
tory valuable appendix ny WIN. ]. Bromwell
o the Department Of State. Price, 81 So
Poetry OF English Language from Chaucor
81 50. just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR A MAURys
Aug 10 Bookstore, 9th street.
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tSteanboat Disaster.

sr LUIS, Aug 1.-THE steamer Daniel G. Taylor, with
cargo of hemp cco etc., sunk in the Missouri river
on Saturday small portion other cargo was saved Loss
$3.50, 900, mostly insured.
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ny rELEa nAPn.
aas TAs oaaada %, Boston.

HALIFAX, Aug. l2.The Canada sailed al O'Clock last
evening, and viii be due at Boston early Wednesday
ing.
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EPIDEMIC AMONG SILK woRMs.-The Eco della Borsa, G
Milan says that the epidemic which has ragged among th
silk this year in Lombardy has caused loss to tina
province of thirty million francs.
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FILLMORE, TIE TRAroR.n

The Herald comedies in this sentiment and gives It's
reasons therefor There is doubt now Of black
republican conspiracy to prie Mr. Fillmore dopn since IL
has been ascertained he will not withdraw.
CleUeland Plain Dealer
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IONA Election

CHICAGO Aug. 1.-THE republican majority in Iowa is
200. The democrats still claim Halls return Congress-
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Fillmore in Ohio.

The Herald and Leader will have 1t that there is no
whig Fillmore party in Ohio that their pretended
ngs got up by democrats and chiefly attended by Ere
mont men, The Leader heads column Of abuse on this
party and their candidate thus
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MOTTCE.we would inform hose having chances rae
OF ladies' dressing cases, puec
woksand that have appointed the 18th instant the day
Of rHfne
few for yet. Price 90 So
The articles exhibition n $685. .- -. .-
r. GALLTGAN 4 co.'s,
Aug 9-d3l' $40 Penn. av., under Browns Hotel
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A SMART Dor-Thc Abingdon (NSs) Standard tells the
following:
1.-THE Rev. Mr.. G., clergyman of neighborng town.
being recently absent from home business his little son.
youth of four years. calmly folded his hands, and asked
the blessing usually pronounced by hi1 father at the morn
ing meal At noon being asked pronounce the blessing
he replied with grave face mo- don't like the looks Of
them taters'h
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To Members of Congress and Others leaving, the
civ.

n W. GAIT BRo. call stenton Of members Of Congress
W. Of superior ladies' and gentle
gold Watches iewey Of The latest Styles silver ten
seats pitchers, gobets SILVER forks, Fpoons, &c.
walters, cake baskets, cnso abaa
forks and .poous table cutlery, sc,
Of useful presents will find stock 10 COM
n n endless
All goods represented and at the lowest rates,
Nj. w. GAIT BRuTHER,
32i Penn, avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
Aug g-d6tt init ..-
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c,Rppr H. O. VAN PATTEN Dentist having returned from
his attendance upon the American Dental Convention ~ View
YORK CITY, his professional duties a hts ONCE ana rest
denos, No. 10 Pennsylvania avenue, near Georgetown
1877
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THEA, COFFEE, &c.
i ms packages fresh tea
as bags green and white Rio coffee
* do Old yellow Java do
GO bones fresh ground do
200 pounds new Bate nsh 49,,
90 barrels new No neaium macheio'
$50 do eastern herings
Is boxes cheese
brooms, assorted
do brch.ts
rs starch
do fancy
Is do CASTLE do
10000 pounds sal soda
lOS o,. 90 Sosnao brandy fourth proof from 81 So per
gallon
As boxes tobacco
nj recsivss per schooner Fairfax from York, and
JUST Foy ale Inv MURRAY n sEMMRs.
Aug -Sueodt
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VINrISa-PRFss for sale, cheap for essh-A double
eynd printing press in rood running order being
which the washington Oih0h heFsP'f" ~"
printed Apply at this Office
May l5--dftf
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FATAL REvESGE.-on Friday week last in Lexington,
Missouri Frederick Myers deliberately shot by the
of Vaandngham dead in of the public streets
of that town. Myers Immediately gave himself up. He
charged the deceased with criminal intercourse with his
wife, and had letters from Vaandingham to prove it. After
investigation the prisoner discharged and the de-
cision loudly applauded by the crowd Of spectators
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FAST woMASz-It is stated that there is at the
present time at Saratoga nelooking Indian girl only
fourteen years of age who has child three years old.
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PEosPEoT CHEAP FLouR.-The Cincinnati Price Cur
estimates the quantity of wheat gathered the present
harvest at fully ten per cent greater than has been gath
cred in any previous year. The authority also states
that the quality of the wheat is excellent The grain
is full and bright and perfectly dry and sound and from
careful examination of the advices which has received
feels justified in giving the following figures the guam
hty Of wheat gathered In each State this year.
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From London per LAST steamer.
METALLIC Boats Army Floating Wagons by Major Eyre
WI Bengal artillery. ! vol.
The Introduction Progress Of Screw Propeller VOL
Evelyns Disry-new edition. vols,
McCulloch on and the Funding System. l vol
McC.uIloch,s Principles Of Political Economy vol.
The ApIuues and Marbles Of the British Museum. VOL
of Darien shp-Uanai. by Or. Cullen. vol
Gsbonnes Jouns Of Expedition cf Inquiry to shmus Of Daren
n 1854. 1 vol,
Cookery, Carving and Dinner-Tabls Observance vol
Aug ~ FRANck TAYLOR
NOTICE, Ina reply TO y. ~. whisehurst--J. ". White
IN bursts injustice. Hts statement o the
between untrue and his impu,aOn
by utterly rroundess, and without fact to
give IL color
Where both vndicaon of conduct
cary enable present the public.
in The meanwhile friends will do Justice public
requested to suspend It's judgment
JULIAN VANNERsON,
Vanneu ons Daguerrean Gallery Penn
Aug0 sylvania avenue, wsshington, D. Y.
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ineensed against the Office holders. whom theS
despised Whenever he struck tho administra-
ton or the ONCE holders blow the people res
ponded with a shout of Joy The government
would be government Of Office holders ana seek
ers If This administration should lasE butltS days
we're not only numbered, hut cut short They
were rejected by Their own packed conEen-
ton, which they had spent four years IN
packing. and new man who had nothing
10 do with the mischief which they had
brought on the country taken in their place.
These antics who were greedy fer ettlee, that
If they undertook 70 say the Lords prayer they
would finish 1t By asking for an office. wouh
go doxn with their masters. Office mas their
whole end and aim Along the route he had
asked the people if they had ever heard OF any
one of them proposing single measure for the
good Of the Stale or the public good, but he was
never answered in the Affirmative One of their
modes EFF getting an Office was to send out mis-
siveS from St Louis 20 the country: he who
received the missive, who was always one of
themselves, got half dozen of persons into a
shanty, and got himself appointed delegate to
= convention in Jefferson City. When the, con-
yention met, they pareelled ont the Offices among
the members, and then they set out through the
country as reguIarnomiueeS, viz: Regular cheat
i-ries They tell the people that they are reSu-
lar nominees and that they must vote for them
or meet with political accommodation. Demo-
CTHES Oh Unity anu lOIAl EAAS St@AAlSAnEz a.
threatened with communication unless they
vote for these regular nominees some of whom
went over from the Wing camp and from the
Know Nothing lodge; some of them hatched
from the same strange egg, with the pen
feathers still sticking to their backs
Those regular nominees are equipped from
foundry in this city ike soldiers I'M time of war
"a foundry where lies arc manufactured
There were several foundries and manufactures
of great utility in this city, but this was man
ufactory of hes that turned out lies Of all sizes,
shapes and colors. He would instance one-a
pamphlet sometimes covered with yellow COW
er, and sometimes with blue cover. His friend
Gen Price counted the lies in this pamphlet
which he knew to be lies, and they amounted TO
one hundred and eight, aud there was much in
at that he knew nothing about. Those mauufac-
tured lies were sent through the State by all
modes of couveyance-by cars, by boats, and by.
buggies. One person on the line of the North
Missouri railroad. crammed his buoy so full of
them that they fell out of it as he drove along.
His name was the name of biggest fish that
Swims in fresh water, but he was no big fish,
but a little eel, and one of the most slippery Of
the tribe He had boxed the political compass,
and STAYED not long any point Any person
who could hold him to any point for any
length of time, couldset up new trade, and
make fortunate by catching ecls by the tail.
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A PERTuNtED BaEAut--whrtIa5y gentleman would re-
under the al hSa1Tec2ble breath when by
Ing the "BAs THousL FLoEsBs' dentifrce vOuid
only render II sweet but leave the teeth white nabdS
ser? Many persons do their breath Is bail and
the subject is delicate. their friends will mention
It. Pour single drop Of the "Dalnn your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and mOrnUS b1 cent bottle Will
last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION he easily acquired by using
the IAn Of Thousand Flowers" 1t will tam pin
pies and freckes from the skin leaving of soft and rose
hue. Wet towel pour three drops, and wash
the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsT-yet youE shavirg-brnsh IN either
cold water pour two three drops Baln Of
Thousand PlOEers rub the beard we'll and Sil make
beautiful soft zther much facilitating the operation ofsHy
inE. Price onj; nifty
W. p. FETRIDGE { CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale bv T. II. LOGAN : co te1l-1ydaw
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one nUNpREp poLLARs,


given any artist in Virginia who viii exhibit
twelve eturesTE: AR5rOtypes and six Da1uerrOgpes
Of e{aE twelve which SIR. Adams wnl select from
lis collection Hehas opened Gallery Forbs
ery Store 1ss Main ST. sylght arranged
approved principles which be equaed unless SINH
Larry situated fronting With of
coss large and well arranged every convenience
making first class pictures Of every style aud size. He1s
happy to announce viii be Gsstb y Mr. JANIS oADr
The srtist who pictures that we're awarded the high
est premium, cod ledE the last fair Of the Asrcds
Iftits Ell Castle Garden New York only premium
rssuds for Daguerreotypes the Worlds Fair at PdyS
Mr. A. has received fee Faeo's and egs pomas for the
best DagaerreOypes exhibited different the United
States which fully their superiority and having
houored large proportion OF the business IN Wheeling
the past year expects with increased facilities not only
retain enlarge the number OF his patrons especial
II as he relies productions rath
tlaa display furniture An6rotypes either single
or double giaes Daguerrotypes plain eoore equal
painting Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices
ms dollars Our light being made Of French Plate Glass
being unobstreted by other buildings pictures be
made from sunset Pictures children taken
,t1aLuH4o from AM to3 p. NJ Yet the light soft
and persons with eyes sit by With per-
Cloudy days good any By this light Gail
aud examine before engaging elsewhere.
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

evening At tie ISn corner Of Market ana Monroe Streets
JuHx 5 wKIeur, y. g., n u, sCtirrs SeeretzEy.
FrankIIn Ledge Me- 15.--steess ~ AbovesTtEy
Monday evening JOEs skEHs, \ c. Y 2 CsssflfAs'
secretary.
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. S8.-Nesss q above eve
Sdlade, Secretary.
wheeling Ledge Ne. 5s.-Meets ever Moaday
evening The Han corner Market and Quincy streets H.
BEoES, \. G.; ,Eota Lzssnra, seereta+y-
PaaoIn Ledge Ne. s2.-Heets as above ersty
Friday evening. LIZ McL1rS, y. G.i ". ~; BzanesGod,
Secretary.
AbraIs's Ssneatapuaeat No. t.-MeetS At he
Han corner MARKET md Monroe streets the fsef and tAt
Tuesday evenings sse month. H. UrHsS. G. p S II.
Wn. Tell Rneampnaent. No. s4.-1leets as
above the and J6rtt Fassday evenings OF each
month. wS.KtDEIER,o. P; F5a. TxfsgaresS. Scribe
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MAsoNIo- DIREoroRY.

Ohio Lodge No. to1s-atests a. Masonic Hall,
corner Market and first and tktrd Mon
day evenings Of each Eaouth C. " soHrs W a.; 4ts-
Gnder Laa5klta, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-aIeets as above on
the feH third Thursdsy evenings Of each month e
BREST1NsEH, ". a.: s. n. PearsoH, Secretary. 2
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 19.-Meets as
above on The Monday evening Of eaehmOuth. MIG.
sco1r, H. P; S. W PsareoN, Secretary.
wheeling EsneamPment Ne Meets as
above on the ortz Monday evening of each month W.
RlrEs, C. c., A. Loeis9, Recorder.
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FAcg. RArHEE THAI FAscY-The following
seems 70 be true. the more the disgrace to hui
man nature:-stReyenge is longer lived than
gratitude. Endorse Mr. Smiths note to keep
him from bursting, and he viii forget all about
Il IN = month Pull Mr.. Smiths nose, and he
win cherish secret dcsire to burn your house
down Tor the remainder Of his life. Revenge is
4 passion Gratitude appears only to be a SEN
timent We can all hate; but it is only one
man in . hundred who possesses strength
enough 70 be thankful
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CRIcxEr-.sr GEoRGE AGAiNsT New YoRS.-
These clubs played cricket match last week;
the game terminating in favor Of the latter club.
WiIby's free style of batting, and unassuming
manner, was much admired by several cricket
ers who were present from Newark, Phiiadel-
phia, Long Island and Harlem. Cuyp's bow
ling was as usual excellent, and his style of bat
ting was shown off to much advantage; SPiyey
gave fine specimen of steady batting and good
fielding; he is decidedly first eleven man, and
tho rest did their duty pretty well. The st:
Georges men lost the game by bad fielding and
bowling, not having put on Sam Wright until it
was too late; and having put on Tinson,-a
very effective bowler and first rate bat,-whO
was doing very well for the short time hewas
on, they were simple enough TO take him off,
In fact, they gave away the game to the New
Workers by the wides and byes from the st.
Georges bowling. For their batting, Bingham
made on the first innings his 81, in splendid
style, but having taken to dancing round his
wicket, in the confidence of victory, be got
stamped out by the New York wicket keeper.
The veteran Sam also batted very steadily, but
was badly run out in the first inning by Bing-
hmm The Srnrn iS MS fellows.
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AYERS cArRART1c PILLS.
pills t h al are Pill ST.

PROF. HAYES State Chemist Of Massachusetts, says they
are the best Of all pills, the who certify
dat Doct. IIayes knows, viz:
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts:
EMORY wAsHBCRS, Gov. OF Mass.
W C. PLUNKETT, Ltent. GOV. of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Erscc. of STATE and Senator of the
L. Ststes.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, Ey-speake- House Of Reps
U. 5. A.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plenpo.en,iary csrea.
Britain.
+JoIIN B. FITZPATRICK. Catholic Bishop of Boston.
8len TINT nre IErn!
Among diseases ibis Pill has curod with astonishing
p!dity, We may mention ...--
Cosyeness, Billions Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea,
IaEestIn Morbid inactiou of the Bowels Hhd pain arising
terefro FIntuency Of Appetite. all UlcerOus and
eutaneous Diseases require evseuant Medicine
scrosua or Kings Evil They also by purifying the blood
aad stinulatnEthe System, complaints which Il
would not supposed they could reach such Deafness,
Partial adaess Neuralgia aad Nervous Irritablty De-
OF the Liver Kidneys Gout and other kin
bred complaints, arising low state of the body OBJ
tructons Of its functions. Thea the best Purgave
dic!ne ever discovered you will but need them
once to know IT.
Prepared by J. C. ArER, Practical Chemist, Lowell
sssachuses and by Druggists and dealers In Ned
icine throughout this section
A. c.. GOOD & CO., Wheeling,
f.a Wholesale aud Retail Agents.
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Sold also by druggists generally.I = Jusl,dar


-. y CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNce's GOLDEN FENIAPE PILLS infalli-
bic removing stoppaces Irregularities of the
Pills nothing hut have been used by the Doc
tor many years. France and America, with
parsleled every case and he urged hy
thousand ladies have them, make the Pins pub
ltc for suffering Irregular
tiles well preventive to those ladies whose
health will not permit Of family. Pregnant fe-
males suproslng cautioned
against using these pills. the proprietor assumes
spoDslby above admonitOn, although their mild
ness would prevent any Injury health otherwise these
pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. --.
Sold wholesale and retntib by - '-tfAaSeJJ
LAUGMLISs BusHF1ELD
iGenr Agents for Ohio county, f.,
No IS Monroe St.
M.osor .aIe.e T. II. LOGAN CO.
bridge Corner Drns=lsts.
All orders he addressed The above GrneraiAEsns
they supply the radeat Propreiors prices, and send
the conadeutay ladies by mail, by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post-ofice.aa
n B-Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills, signature "J. Dupon-
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