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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07


TIE Baltimore American says the 2Sd ami
yersary of the Maryland State Bible Society was
Celebrated at the Central Presbyterian Church
of'hat city, on Monday evening. The address
on the occasion was delivered by the Rev. DR.,
Chambers, of Philadelphia, and was listened to
Iyalarge congregation. Tic learned and clio
qaent divine diseoursed upon the importance Of
giving wide circulation to the word of God,
and Illustrated in very forcible manner the
rastanOuut of good which had been accomplish
ed among the people and nations of the world,
through the instrumentality of Bible literature
He cOntrasted the conditions of families, com
nHnities and nations in which the Scriptures
are recognized as the textbook of religion, NOR
atty and law, with those where divine injunc-
tons and pseeepts are disregarded, and drew a
conclusion which was wholly iucontrOyertible,
ANA powerful argument in favor of greater ex-
eftlons to secure thecirculation of the Bible in
az las natioas and kingdoms of the world. AZ
'eTtae address had been concluded, a handsome
collection was taken up in aid of the objects Of
the society.
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linz Pittsburgh Post, in speaking of the river
and breakup, or rather the attempted breakup
Of the ice at that city, says
Every body interested in the river, and many
""V are not, were kept in painful state ofsus-
RIlSe Yesterday, by the condition Of the river.
my my rams and thaws caused tho Mononga-
ga Ia 70 rise so much as to create the suspicion
~, ,A'' 4 break up would occur some time during
:e 'uy. About ten o'clock, heaying and up
~. .,si''s OF the ice above the bridge commenced
ue alarm was Instantly started that it was
s .v down. The bells on the steamers were
mug vigorously, the whistle screamed, and four
a. a. n'e Thousand persons, alarmed by the noisy
demonstration, rushed to the wharf The ut
~p'St cxclteIhent and enthusiasm prevailed e.
,toi's tue bnatmen at the idea that the icy bar
'is', winch had so long closed navigation. was
q, S.sou! TO be broken down. But unfortunately
, le aiarIn proved to be premature;-thei ice only
io't' doWna few feet, crushing its irrcsisti-
~ embrace few coal boats, as an evidence OF
s "''' II could do, when it was fairly loosened
a Ia" was then stopped by the bridge. Several
"a g masses broken off by cOncussion witlIthe
r,esS' noated oil, hut the main BODY remained
g gSht as before. The crowd on the wharf.
Ia . that they had been 'littIe previous. -
Ian slowly to disperse, while an impression
Sfeggef1lly prevailed amongst them that some
~ Ivy mad been badly sold" At two o'clock.
~, ,ad Al four o'clock, the bells were again tolle
lS d large crowdsrushed to the leyee to be simi-
wy wy disappointed The last time the crowd
H. not 50 great; as they had their artlor some
III ~ cooled by the two former false alarTpss
a.t.s erlEer was steadily rising all day yester-
sSS1 a - break mp Must inevitably oceuryety
H. i y mas not already happened 5y the time
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
CINCINNATI MARKET

MARCH 6.-Flour steady with a fair local and
some export demand; sales of 1910 bbls at Sc, 90,
and 100 de extra at 60 Whisky very dull
under the influence oflarge receipts, sales of 900
bbls at 17c, closing with continued downward
tendency in price. No cssentialchange in Pro-
visions, though market less firm. Groceries
firm and in good demand, sales of 800 hhds SUI
gar at 8a9; 60 bags Coffee at 121-2a12 81 and
73O bbis. Molasses at 40a5I Linseed oil firm
at9Sa10O. Cloverseod dull at 8, 15a8,75 accord
ing to quality. Other articles unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

MEssEs HEIskELL Il SwEARrSGES arc opening
thi, morning few boxes of fine goods, the adj
vance arrival of their extensive spring purchases
They invite the ladies to call and examine these
goods embracing some very choice selections.
This firm are making arrangements to do even
.hrger business than usual, having determined
ifenterprisc and strict attention to business,
and the best of goods at the lowest prices, can
secure them good custom, to have it, and de-
serYeit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

VIZ believe We have heretofore neglected to
notice that Mr.. John Bausman has sold the office
of the Washington Reporter to Messrs. James
G& R, F. Stream, under whose editorial direc-
ton the Reporter will be hereafter published.
Mr.. Bausman carries with him to his retire
nent the best wishes of the editorial fraternity
Of which he has so long been useful member.
tits not often that one who has been an active
editor for years, finds the happiness he antici-
atesin retirement, consequently in few months
Te may again expect to see friend Bausman's
iag nailed to the mast, and hear hiswar-cry a
gainst the opponents ofhis political faith.
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PROSPECT OF s FIGHT.

WAsHlSGToN, March 6---F0sllIRe Information
has been received here that over 400 organized
ming of Feb the eTth, in tue steamship Pro
methcus, To join Col Walker. THERE'S a pros
pect Of alight Most of the men are from the
West and know how to use arms, 4 free pas
sage is given them Arrangements have been
made for 500 more for the next steamer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
ROY.

New HAVEN, March GA serious riot &C.
CURED at Yale College on the Sd, the students
having attacked the room of Fiske Brewer, a
tutor, who was suspected of being spy The
windows and furniture were demolished. and
Mr.. Brewer received blow which rendered him
insensibic for some time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
STICK II THE snow

DrxxIRx, March G.-Thirteen engines are
stuck in the snow between Dunkirk and Dayton,
on the = \ 4 =. r, r, and win be unable to
make any progress until the wind goes down.
Yesterday work is ALL filled up. If the wind
goes down this afternoon they may get through
faIl car loads of arrived from Eric at
10; 40 They viii not 90 on. The 3. & Is road
might be cleared by morning if theswind would
ln0ter5te, still storming hard
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

The following piece of financeering, of alche-
my Of turning gold into copper, took place in
Boston on Friday last. The Transcript of Sat.
urday says the Merchants Bank paid the Gran
lite Bank bag supposed to contain $4,000 in
gold; the Granite Bank paid the Market Bank
The same bag; the Market Bank paid the Ex-
change Bank the sa'ae bag; the Exchange Banl,
discovered that the bag weighed only s., 900 in
gold, and on opening it found that the money
was eoPPGr instead Of gold
The bag was then returned to the Market
Bank, who Paid in exchange bag of gold, and
sent the copper backto the Granite Bank at 2 1-2
o'clock. The Granite refused to receive the bag
Of copper, saying Eve paid you what we rcciv.
ed from the Merchants, and what VIC supposed
vasgold;" but the copperwas left, notwithstand
ing, and now remains in the Granite Bank.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

BANK RESIGNATION AND ELEcrIoS.-We learn
that A. P. Giless, ESQ.,, having purchased farm
in Nlbormarle county, Virginia, on which he in
tends to reside, has resigned his post as cashier
of the Franklin Bank, Baltimore. At meeting
of the Board of Directors on Monday, Francis
j. Crook, Esq, one of the directors, was elect
ell as acting cashier until permanent one is
nnnninted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

TaE Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co. Bank
r,iid at New York, on Saturday, the coupons of
The DAYTON and Western Railroad Company,
City of Wheeling, indianapolis and Cincinnati,
or Lswrcnceburg and Upper Mississippi Rail-
road Companies Cleveland and Pittsburg, City
Of Toledo, City of Detroit, and the Little Miami
Railroad Companies, both principal and interest.
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HOnSE FELL nOMN

CNcENxArI, March 6.-The end wall of a
house on Columbia street; near Sycamore, fell
to-day, crushing some frame buildings on Syca-
more, including the drug store of Geo Light
Several of tue were occupants injured, none
killed Loss titling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
RAITIM0RE MAPKET

MARCH s.-Flour better, 1000 bbls City
Mills sold at 7,l21, Howard Street held at 7,25.
Grain also brisk, Wheat &c better, sales of red
at l,6O and white at l ,70al so. Corn dull and
lower, sales of white at 60 and yellow at 56a58.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

,,,.oryrrs.-seYeral decidedly beautiful
-.s,, nns Of this ART, are on exhibition at Part
PES Rooms Monroe st. If the original of
'as' .;,tnre shown to U, yester lay by Mr..
y .S.,f. as beautiful as the representation, she
-, l., sweet creature, too beautiful fOrthis
snnu.r climate Of ours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

qur National Theatre, Washington City, was
o,sped on Monday night last, under the man
,reuent of our old Friend, ,JoHsS T. FoHD, Esq
Ne wish him successful season, as we doubt
not he will have, from the array of names of
popular actors and actresses on his bill The
sece announced is Richclieu, Mr.. Eddy in the
.-ircioal character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

,r,n, Rooks.-Knickerbockcr and Putnam
VAR W,reh Ernst LiawoOd,' Mrs. Catharine
\ Y .. Tentz, new work; ''WOlfsden: An authcn-
:. account of things there and thereunto per-
~ lining as they are and have been, by B., and
sgdit6 Hale: A Village Story by Thrace Tai
,,or have been received by Robinson & Bro. No
Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
MORE SNOW.

BuFFAL0. March 6-Thc Lake Shore, Bufalo
and New York City, and Niagara Falls railroads
are again impossible in consequence of fresh
fall of snow. The train on the Central Road got
/ in this morning 90 hours behind time Dispatch
condition
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

PrTrsEvEcn, March G.-Riyer has been falling
Slowly since yesterday. Weather quite cold,
and stormy, aud snow fell this afternoon.
CIX., March 6-River fallen 10 inches since
last evening The weather is now cold and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

rnr weather, yesterday, was of the same Tyre
. .hat Nc have been afflicted with all winter,
., ~ IN mastering, and showing with a perfect
Gnu, ,a.nce If DR.. Kane did not bring the gates
.ga arctic regions with him, he certainly
t,rpot to c'oSe them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

BIZ the following cards, which we publish by.
request from the Richmond Enquirer, it viii be
seen that the difficulty which existed between
the Hon. shefrard. Clemens and CIV. Langats
Esq, has been settled to the satisfaction of both
gentlemen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
New Fail and Winter Goods
AT
s. RIG ELS,

NO. 1, DPTkgg HOUSE,
supplied myself with gorgeous stock Of Goods
my ne for cold weather, consisting of BroadcOths all col
aud qualities Beaver Cloths OF superior quality
king over-coats. Fancy and plain Cassmeres.
EESTINGS.
s Velvet Six, Satin NIeriuO and many other Styles all
of which do think little superior anything that
be found in Market which am prepared to make
to meacure, in superior STYLES.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
"a making up beautiful OF Clothing
AMI will keep hereafter general stock of Ready Made
Goods, om the very finest materials down medium and
common.
have also very beautiful stock of Furnishing Goods
such fine Shirts and Drawers, and Merino and White
Shirts
have the best Silk and Satin Ties Aargc
stock always hand Also CraEas Collars every
other article usually Kept in Merchant Tailoring Establish
ment. all Of which will sell very cheap for cash
~ Please give me call.
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nm INTELLIGENGER.
goIDlY MORNING, MARCH {, 1851.

g. e,IiattontiOn. to the advertisement of Mr..
Pr, ger, rs slain street
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RlcHuoxD, Feb. q. a..

Toy suepv, m r,,-,,. HlcHNoSD, Feb 2, 1856.
Ny Dear Sir-I have thought that as vo, I,avp an.r
Oss consented to abide the advice Of the gentlemen whose
TO card publisheIn the papers Of the
St9 uS morning, WofdfTO xpFesSnS my admiration
~ the generosity, and genuine courage which
ly be grateful, hut due to yon - - -
your mouth e sealed Hereafter in regard to the whole
Is AT least proper that should assu
that your conduct is properly appreciated by one
Mno knows all the facts, and who begs sign himself With
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RIVER AND NEATHE:

BALr1noRE, March 6.-The Southern mail does
not extend beyond Augusta. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
Regular Union Line Packet
WHEELING 4 CINCLNNATL

d 4 UET WEIEELIsI
800 Captain John AcLure Jr.,
1IsIt VIII leave Vince cling every Monday at 0'ek
Ps3I., aud Cincinnati every Thursday Alto
o'clqckg a, ~. =
Z fdrfreIght or passage apply to 8. G. BAKER eco.
Shipper vii please take notice that the boat leaves rsEu
larry Il ne lime, A bts he On board ~,
s otcioek,p. NJ 1898 81
u Psssengsrs tiekpted through to 81. Louis.
ss5hn. + R4RERl &sc0.
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The finest quality of ladies glove leather Caters and
kns very fue aud soft article Ladies glove leather
ters, m high heels heavy sole aud button up the side
CElILDRENS WEAR.
Patent leather morocco kid, goat glove leather, lasting,
calf and fancy boots CATERS, ankle ties slippers Oxford
and al other kinds and styles always hand at low prices
GUNS.
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and oveshoes
the very best quality also great variety of other goods
here enumerated, which viii sell the accou1nOda-
ting terms
n I, n0RSEY
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New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Improved Artincial Teeth.

nR ALLEN. late Professor in the Ohio College Of Der.
II tai surgery, nyites attention to his highly improved
method Of constructing Artificial Drntares, which combine
l. There are no seams OF crevce for the Judgment Of food
10 Niate the saliva OF inject the breath, not the
slightest moisture get between the teeth aud Plate.
An Arrhctal Gum which and iudvS;FuctiIe
base, which Unites them each other and the plate uFan
which THY set. This gum "pzTts to the tech That pc
and apnea4snee which Characterize
s. reat strength Is obtained by thus uniting tie teeth
gum and Pate and ordinary force Of Inascatng,
break them from their base.
clear and distinct articulation Of speech restored.
This important change effected having the inside Of the
teeth gum naiuraIfOrm. To this form the tongue
readily adapted This perfect adaptation OF the tongue 20
ing sngns,so often Observed in persons wearing Artf-
ciai teeth.
The natural form and expreSsIonOi the Mouth and face
can be RESTORED In cases where they have bseome nken
This Is done by additional attachments 20 the
supporting the teeth These are 50
oFaed as to bring out the Sunke portions and them
In their proper position They covered With the above
named gum and become component parts o. the
closest ohserysT This method Of restoring the checks to
mac % n n fE SssS
years mast varrtr 81 Pbotorsnbie and DayueFrtotync
keneSse, which have been taken Of persons without this
Improvement and also With IT, be at his Office show
individuals wearing deniures construct
ed upon tis principle, which the public invited to call
requiring the above attachments.
g. The plates usually employed for this work plaua
pleasant taste in the mouth short, this system embraces
many and important teRtRreS which readily nPprV-
cated ny those wearing artificial deuiures upon this prc
pie. With reference the utility OF this method numerous
testimonials lie given eminent Dentists In the vart
and other cities.
DE-. ALAS has arrangements by which he Is enabled to
serve persons from distance, Immediately On arrival
J. ALLEN, No, so Bond died.
s-PersOns desiring any further information in refer.
to the above, will be furnished with pamphlets free Of
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CKIs ~ ,55.5}; 81, HIJA ) q, DYE

CRISTADORO,S HAIR DYE
STILL 1ItIUlHIIHIN1Y
CONTRAST the tnts brought in the hair b. Cristado
" rOs matches revitazny Hair Dye aud those prolu.
ced by application OF the burning fluids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes at that the color natural in
case unnatural in the other, and the simple is that
Cistadoro the ONLY preparation which by its exact che
mical combination operates natural and imnutabc rn
ciHes. Made sold and applied lin private roouiS at
CristadOrOs Aston House, broadway, n Y. Also for
sale the Principal Druggists and PeIfuneFs throughout
the country.
New York Agents, w H. CORY CO.
Ee6:lydaw WARD, CLOSE co.
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NOTIQeEu SOuLuSIH 4Aall
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DALyr Sunday night excePted,) between Rich
i and Washington City via G0rdOnsvile and Alex
anlria.
Hours of departure at Rich
mOnd .6:to A. ". and 1870 P. N.
Returning leave Washington. A VI. and +. NJ
and
Arrive at Richmond. lisa P. NJ and A. N.
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
mOn and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and being n excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
Of always securing connections is shown by ar
walls daily at Richmond anu Washington city in advance of
the Steamboat line.
FARE BETWEEN RIcHNoXp W!sHSGToS IS so
Omnibus will be found always ready take Through
and their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the two Dpos eeof CHARGE with ample time for them TO
take their meals whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtainet between Dnnvie and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
plete Danvillc. Agent of the Company will receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Danve Road, and at
tend their baggage all the Way to Washington the Bal
tmcre Depot
The by the mail line by the old steamboat
route.
There change of cars the night line, between Eieh-
nnnd anil hlsSanira. fr1
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THE Adams Express Company, for the safe and speedy
L conveyance of
XeHKx, yALCGBLE PACKAGES FREIGHT
in charge of special messengers the only reliable
line and from Wheeling (by Railroad direct New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
ALSO-Ei0 Central Ohio Railroad to 2anesvIe Columbus
Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis Chicago and St Louis
Expresses Bait Ohio Railroad AZ oclk p
", Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, p. NJ
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo, Northern Ohio
o'clock, AN.
-Butter Poultry Produce of all kinds, delivered in
teen hours to Baltimore. n. PIGAIAN, Agent
aE25 Adams Express Co,
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COTTON 6 F'ITCH'S
Series of School Biographies s.


Published ~ j. II. COTTON COMPANY.
No. l72, WlILIAN SIREET, New YOkE.
INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPIIY!-Adapted to the capaei.
ty Of the Young beginner. Care has been taken
everything which should lie the advanced
pupil The maps have only principal features eneated
hence can be easily stled The Lessons are eopiousy
illustrated with appropriate eDErsYlRgs.
Modern School Typography. Designed for that very large
class of pupils in schools WHO wish learn the
poTtant facts Geography, hut have time consult
elaborate tseattses. Ia this book pains hare bees
taken y copous EXERCISES TO make the pupil thoroughly
acquainted with the maps aud familiar with Localities.
also contains IN condensed iorn all that Is given in the
American School Geography, d1td Is complete lroTk IN
itssLE
American School Geography. An elaborate work, design
ed for pupils who wish 10 become familiar with the details
Of Geography The maps full and reliable, according
recent surveys ard explorations and engraved steel
in the finest style Of the srt the lessons suitably Etra.
ed and thing Is embraced which should be found In
advanced work upon Geography
CHARACTERsIICs MAPSTke maps Of the entire
reS drawn upon uniform system of scales, that by
comparing en the relative size Of The different Countries
and States viii he glance, This cannot be done
With any ether In Should make the
trial. will find the of the Eastern States
scae New York, upon another Virginia, different and
smaller sl; Georgia, Florida, etc, another; and
throughout the bookno 5nG upon exactly the
same scale.
Outlines of physical Geography Treating of the natural
divisions Of the eths suracs It's geological structure Of
Winds tides currents, ktorns volcanoes, earthquakes, Ec
adapted to the school room.
Teachers Contemplating change in biographies are
invited TO correspond with the publishers feb2l-d&w
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9O,0Oo 6.opleA aal,


"A il O n q
ny MARION HARLAND.
Through long, long years. to seek, strive, yean
For human love- and never quepch that thirst;
To pour tho hulnnn soul out, Winning return
Der fragile Idols, ty dtlusions nursetl-
On tiiligs that fail u.s. reed by reed, 10 lean.
To mourn the changed, the far away, the dead,
To send our troubled spirits through the unseen,
Intensely Questioning Tor treasurts fled"
One elegant limo, uniform the "HIDDES PATH. ]"
Price $Is25.
sit has created quite sensation in literary circles, and
with unusually large sale. II has been .prlnted in
England France and Germany Sd has already acquired
the youthful nutOreSs envate reputation writer Of
originality aud genius. Alone Is novel; something after
the Jane Eyre, in many Of its caracIcTiFicS infinitely
superior to this brilliant work OF fiction in its moral purity
Of tone and delcaey of sentiment Less sElfu plot
tSsyet more natural and lifrlike, and II intensely
worked up that pitch OF excitement which FatAted read.
of requirc Is nevertheless pleasing 10
those who require truthful pictures Of life exaggerated
and overErougm descriptions OF human character.
Ross the heroine OF Alone, while possessing masculine ryOF
and breadth Of mind retNns Tire daCy and refinement
true woman and while displaying all the strength intel
ectoi the plain little Jane Eyre has Of her dsagree8.
bic coATseess Charley, another OF the dransts persona,
is decided Of those creations which live In
the memory for years
SarOu HaTiani, the author OF Alone and the Hidden
PATH the De plume Of Miss Mary Virginia HaWes Of
Richmond, Va, tile daughter Of Samuel p Halves native
of Dorchester, Mass. Miss HaeS consequently though Of
Southern BIRTH half Yankee by Boston Daily
Journal.
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Savings Bank Store.
OPPOSITE 10 THE HcLJrRE II1yCr,
VENT TAN L1Npss
George Roberts,

NONT1SUES to manufacture to order ,vhe,.sa,.s,a re-
" tail) beautiful variety of
/ VENETIAN WINDOW RLINDs, .at4
I OF every color and size and At Eastern pricea
These blinds arr superior every other Kind OF WIndo
| blinds In use. " 1855"
| 81 Call and examine specimens,
NJ Bold Blnds reirained and triEmed equal ~