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How have the might r Nllen.

The meanest thing that man can
BE- guilty Of, i to crow over q pros.
trate forked radish, and say things 81
him when he il down that he would
not say, if he were up; for this reason
we approach the subject Of the return
Of the Hon. w. H. Wilder, to the
Capital to reside at the State. expense
for season Of ten years, with deli
cate and proper reluctance. When
Wilder was here as member of the
legislature in the year 49, Qhe year
is forgotten which is immaterial, since
it be past forever) the Hon. gentle.
man could find nothing at all. good
enough for him; his povender, segars,
wines, etc, had to be imported from
New Orleans, even the ice here, he
fancied was not the same "fresh pond"
article that he could get in the city,
Our water, strange to say was unfit
for ablution purposes. Wilder was
then (God save the mark) "a demo
GRAFT Though small in stature, and
with small voice like woman, he
was nevertheless a great mana reg
ular Mogul. The Legislature of which
he condescended to be member, was
as choice lot Of coffee-hou bullics
some few dishonorable exceptions) as
could very well be drummed up, at
the Five Nations Coffee House
Wilder fele this, and knew that he
was out Of place in such a body
What did be do? Why be went and
became disguised with the Assembly;
withdrew from the town, and in the
charity Of his maguani,nous heart, told
the ladies Of the Female Orphan As
ISOLATION of this city to take his per
dime. Generous young man. was
the simultaneous exclamation of every
one who heard Of the act. Strange,
however, to say, Wilder forgot to
leave his warrant for the amount; the
consequence of which, was that the la
dies could not get it. TIE time pass
ed off-the act CT generosity was for
gotten, and the State Ct Louisiana ow.
ing Wilder a certain sum Of money,
as one Of her legislative counsel rep.
resenting the city Of New Orleans,
forced him, Wilder to take the amount
coming to him.
Wilder went back to the place from
whence he came; there the praiswor.
thy design entered his head Of secur-
ing for the colored Veterans of IA
and Is, bounty Land. Che State of
Louisiana had recognized the validity
of the claim Of the cclored Veterans
and thousands of dollars had already
bsen given them why should not the
United States Government act in a
ike generous manner Wilder could
see no reason for it, and so he went
on to Washington. taking his inAp-
ence as member Of the Legislature
with him. Here commenced his down.
fall from greatness. Wilder argued.
and very correctly too, that others
had stolen from Government and gone
scot free. and why not VIM. H. Wild
er, an Hon. Member of the Hon. the
Louisiana Legislature ? He forgot in
lis haste, that now and then some less
lucky rogue than others, is caught and
hanged for it, as an example. That
Wilder, after getting away, should
have returned with a reward standing
for him, passes our comprehension.
A sympathetic meeting should be got.
ten up for him, and suitable resolu.
lions adopted, to mark the hour Of his
from, null, l;Eo
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Very valaab1e Property for Sale.

Very valuaboo Properly Tor Sale.
THE large and commodious brick 4ks11r
i building on Lafayette street, u!
the property Of the late CHAs. kl
TsssIxR, deceased il offered for sale, on
very reasonable terms The upper part Of
the house has been used for Hotel and 10
we'll adapted for this purpose. whilst the.
ground floor, affords most desirable loca.
ton tor stores. Immediate application
should be made to
junel0-tf L. BONNECAZE.
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC.

ROUTON DE- ROSE, Bell Braodon,
~ Take me hone to die, Elm WsIfzes,
Annie Lawrie, Third CaIistherit Rondo,
Make, me no eaudy chaplest. SereDade
Ma'cEl, Cone dearest the daylightis gone.
Tne Fairy Temple, Had never, never
known thee, Old Bob Ridley. The home Of
nv boy-hood, Monastery Bel, Good old
jeff and Don't be angry Mother, Just re-
ceived and for sale ny a&
june 9 GEO. N. HEROMAN. qg
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CUTLERY.

CUTLERY.
ARGE assortment Knives and Forks:
IL Westenholms Carbonised Razors;
S:eels, Carver.. Forks, and Cooks Knives,
Pen, Pocket and Jack Knives, Scissors,
She r., &C., at MONTAN 4 HIaEUET'S.
junl3. Church st. opposite Harvey House.
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MECHANICS TOOLS.

A LARGE. lot apple tree wood Planes
II Spear & Jackson's Hand Saws, so Doz.:
Sanderson best Files. Marking and mortoc-
ing Guages. Iron 4 Steel Framing Squares,
Scribe Avis, Turn Screws, Braces, at
iunl3. MONTAN 4 HUGUET'S.
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ErlDEMrcs OF TUE MIND.-A gen
tIeman, whose learning we respect, and
who is generally csteemtd by all who
know him Tor kindness of heart
makes use Of the above term, as ap-
plicable to the human mind at this
moment. We are 10 the most fatal
stage Of an epidemic Of the public
mind, and we feel the maladv enter
the very pours Of our skin from the
surrounding atmosphere. The migra-
tory mania, is throwing in upon us,
the conflicting elemepfs Of all the ma
tons Of Earth, and the forewarnings Of
a great social earthquake have al
ready been heard. The people in the
West are mad]y running into the
denominations Of poIygamy, drawing in
and abouto Salt Lake city the very
Surf and scum of creation.-On the
other side of the mountain barriers of
the Pacific, the abomination Of Buddb-
ism have been inaugurated- New
England is distracted with a fanati-
cism bordering upon insanity. Men
are forsaking the quiet Of their own
fresides to infame the ignorant mob
with iocendiary harnngues, and the
women are riding heller SHELTER in the
unbecoming sttitude of "straddie,'
on every hobby that serves to keep
their names before the public. Some
unlueky Star, holds its influence IN
checked, over the National Capitol
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A SPLENDID BRIDAL CAKE.-The
bridal cake made for the occasion Of
the marriage Of Col. Sam. Colt, (ot
pistol notority,) which is to take place
on Thursday Of this week, is splen-
did specimen Of the confectioner 5
skill. There are three of the cakes,
which are about three feet in height
and some Eve feet in circumference
They are deliberately ornamented with
''frostings." and bear Colts coat Of srms
on the top-consis;ing Of number Of
Colts. rampant, with other Devices
In the depression upon the centre Of
the top is a large Colt, in sugar, and
in front and rear Of this pistol. The
top Of the cake is surrounded by lat
tice work, surnwunted with eagles
holding a bridal wreath. all executed
in the highest style Of the CONNECTION
er's SKILL Hartford Conn.) Times.
"Col. Colts, coat Of arms! With
what becoming reverence and respect
this strikes the vulgar car. Col. Colt,
has put a new stopper, to the cock Of
a pistol, or made the barrel to turn
and fortunes wheel has turned him
out a millinaire. It is but proper that
be should have a coat Of arms, to dis.
tinguish him from other half witted
people.
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RATHER 20 sFLlCTlkG.-Ana anus
lug evidence Of the conflict Of opinion
which results, from having more thar
lone leader writer for newspaper &C.
ours 10 the Delta Of the 18th. i can
not be 80 soon forgotten by the read.
ers Of that staunch sheet, that last
week, it was down with ito leaden
weight. in column after column, on the
people who carried TIP Mayors cleo.
ton. y "forco and violence" by
driving away from the polls. innocent.
virtuous yet somewhat chicken
hearten opponents, who went up
peaceNly to vote.
Now, the Delta has discovered, that
these very Identical "brutes" have
come into power--at least in SO far as
the Crescent City is concerned, and
now listen how some new leader-writ-
er (who did not read the papers Of last
week. talks.
Tho article occupies, nearly two
solid columns Of "brevier metal" 1t
starts out thus, and continues on to
the end in the same strain:
"The election on Monday, the ID
inst, decided the fate of,he Old Fogy
Democracy in New Orleans, that j. to
say it established the fact that the pco-
ole had no lSnger any confidence in
the predominant office holders who
have enjoyed during many years the
result Of the labor, energy and enthus.
iasm of the undistinguished masses
which compose the strength and sta
nina Of the party. The Waterloo de-
feat which they endured was equivo-
lent tc temporary dissolution Of the
Democratic organization, which must
have the effect Of changing their posi-
ton in the ranks and Of elevating
other and less notorious individuals to
the places Of power andrcsponsibility !"
The writer, certainly must be re-
tired Thug, Of the midnight assassin
party. Listen how he talks about
secrecy-that vile institution which
cannot be sufficiently deprecated
but the reorganization Of the par
ty is only possible on the clearcst and
most unmistakab]e principles-on
programme Of utter candor, and
platform in which there is not a sim
gle rotten plank. While comparative
secrecy is required, as to the modus
operondi. it should be strenuousH pre-
served Of course but no concealment
as to the real views, objects. intentions
and principles Of the party could be
attempted with security or even the
remote.t hope Of success. The peo-
pie are too wise at present to paw heed
to mere words; they were not misled
by the assurances Of peace so freely
given before Monday tie Cd; they al
lowed them, like Babylon's meritri.
cious spleudor and insincerity to ''go
in the wind; in a word, they have
been educated by misfortune aud can
never again be amused by shams."
The virtue of consistency is a rare
virtue.
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Fresh .a1'a.iuIyls.

DORCELAlN Preserve Kettles (all
l szes) Family Tea, and Butter Scales;
HUBS patent-impoved conceive & anvil
Notc,acker; Disston's Saw-hacked Butcher
Knives; Nahogany-Zinc ringed Butter
moulds. MONTAN & HUGUET.
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HALF BARRELS FLOUR.
IO HALF BARRELS FRESH Ground
w Saint Louis FIouf, ';grouni to order
and bound to suit the most faatidious.''
Just received and for sale Nv
junel3. JOSHUA BEAL.
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ANOTHER L0ToF STRAW mATr1NC

AT THE PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE.
TX Ps 81 STRAW MATING to arrive
liz j" few days. those in v ant would do
we'll to engage in time. iuul3
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PowER OF THE TELEsCoPE.-Tele-
scopes Of but moderate magnifyine
power reveal in the heavens numerous
email. white, cloudy patches, some.
what resembling the milky way, to
which the term nubul@ is commonly
applied. One or two, under very "a
vorable circumstances, may be discern
cd BY the naked eye Sir. VIM. Her
schell discovered and described about
two thousand Of these objects, and the
number increased to mere than three
thousand. Many Of these, subjected
to examination by instruments Of great
power. have been resolved into stars
the light Of the wost remote among
them being computed BY Lord Rose 5
powerful reflector to be sixty thousand
years 10 reaching as! Such computa-
tons evince the progress and power Of
modern science.
Professor Mapes states that nine
tenths Of the olive oil in this country
is manufactured in France from Am
erican lard oil, which is purified BY
sal soda. The oil thus obtained is
sweet and pure, excellent for oiling fine
machinery and making hair pomade,
al for eating, is about equal to olive
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G5t gully Gonl&t.
BAToN R0UaE,::::JUNR IL, 1856.

NorARrEs PuBlIo.-Since the de-
cision Of the case q Holmes vs. Wiltz,
for the Office Of Notary, in and for the
Parish Of Orleans. . gerry grave ques-
ton arises; "bave we any legally con-
stituted Notaries Public. in the State,
appointed since the LIST Of January
last I" We notice that the official
nets the new iDcumbents, are called
in question, and those who hold ap.
pointments under the former Govern.
or, act with much reluctance. The
case Of g. Guzman W.. p. A. Walker,
for the Office Of Notary, for the Parish
Of East Baton Rouge, is still undecid-
ed. Some gentleman under tho sig
nature Of "B. in q communication
to the advocate, the other day, was
plea sed to inform us that this case is
not similar to the one Of Holmes vs.,
Witt, but gives no reason for his as
certion. Gentlemen, who lay claim to
some knowledge Of the Egyptian Mys-
ticisms Of law, say that the cases are
parsllel-dspeOdi"g upon the same
Issues.
@ This is matter of some moment
and should be put to rest, by bringing
the case up to judgment"
The policy Of one administration re-
moving from office the appointments
Of another, before their terms expire,
is, to say the least Of it, bad policy
1t has given rise. to endless conlesta-
ton and confusion +; mandamuses,
writs Of quo scarrantos, and other pro-
found and complicated legal proceed
iugs.
In the case Of Guzman VS.. Walker,
the people Of this place. have right
to ask imperitively (which is the
Judge ?"
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Black SIX Hats.
4 A FEW DOZEN If the above Hats
n latest style, just received At the
1an13. PHlLADELPHiA CmEAp STORE.
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Spffial Hatiffs.

Ladies and Misses FDorasOla
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT Of these
II goods in all Colors. Just received at the
PH'LAphLfnA CHEAP SroRE, At prices that
DEFY competition. junl3
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CYRUS.

NORN.-2oo Bags, prime White-just received
" and for sale BY JOSHUA BEAL.
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Ll.1 4 Ear s'a:oM cs1.Il.AT. "A 1zs.K,cA
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MEDICAL. 81
Prof woodal

Prof. Woods
HAIR RESTORATIVTIiis now for the FIRST
II tie Introduced TO the citizens Of Wheeling, at No. IS
Monroe street which is the only remedy invented
that VIII eectuay restore the grey hairs and WhskerS
the original color YOUTH without dyng cover the bald
rum aud prevent the hair from falling on and Is free
the filthy sediment objectionable in divers preparations
different names before the public; the RESTORATIVE
beautiful article for the toilet for the old young,
ted TO call at the Depot examine
and gentlemen Of high reputation in the South West
where It hEented, but viii the certificate below
Of the distinguished statesman Senator Jadge BCeese
Illinois.
CAALT1s IL, June 81, 1883
1have used Prof o. 8. Woos' IIalr Restorative and
have admired the wonderful elect Ny hair was becoming
"a thought prenat1re grey, but by the ofhis Resto
Iatys h1S resumed s original COLOR and have doubt
SIDNEY BRERsH,
Ex-senator ofthe United StRtes.
Pref. Woods Oriental SnuatIVe LinimenS.
This Lnnent % valuable auxiliary In the treatment Of
70 contend forinstanee inflammation Of TIE I4als
61esks. BY thorough and continued application Of this
Lnent over the region Of the affected oTga other
Wise disease5 axe ~ dsarme1 OF than
half terrors particularly among children and b6us
andS OF m0therI were they allowed speak, would with all
The eoGuence Of feeling and Affection bear their united tes
Hony 70 the fact that It had snached children from
the very java OF DEATH and them their former
health and beauty Again. Il viii be found powerful aux
larry In removing what generally AZ an ASue Cake
or enlargement OF the Spleen all an
Il this nlnent T be found useful
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Aasehl7 Bridge Cornrr
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in the Back Hips stes the Breast Face other
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Cuts &c. The usefulness Of this neBtmabie chemical
pouu ID by eOned 10 the human species, Is
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domestic the horse. Among many diseases and
acsats occurring the horse for which It the
tain be named the following Cuts Bruises prans
Shoulders, Chaps Scratches Cracked Heels Sweeney
Spine Pator JOINTS POr further particulars direction
on bottles.
TAKE NOTICE.
Many and Just objections msde to all the ordinary
mcnIe Of the day their SMELL
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which has been verified the asonshmeut ofthe mostpro-
found chemists and the delight Of stdouA paticnta that
u addition to is surprising curative Effects it Is the most
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the skin 10 which ma be applied iparts arOsy
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Softness OF healthy skin instead OF the erected cappe
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THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR IN THE
WORLD.

TIN DIFFERENT EDITIONS.
No Library be complete without set Of these York.
Repri"ed rom he last london edition. Gad published IN
T. B. Peterson, No. l62 Chestnut street.
G'hiIndeIphfn,
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New Savings Bank Store,
AE5Luh OLD STAND OF J. B. NARSl
No. IS, Monroe ST.,

OLD POST OFFICE.
tsKeep she Head nnd Feet C0Vered.s'
NITIZESS Of Wheeling ind vienity-Ths old maxim for
- health reminds that may not be aniss yo
attention Vail and Winter stock OF Boots Shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the Of Market
and Monroe streets where you will find Rruat variety Of
low prices.
examine stock, Git will be pleasure to and walt
yo tlus uniting labor with rest that may give their Oh
may have health
Ladies, II wish purchase fashionable and cheap
winter BonnetS, cure,
Call at the old Post Ohice, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, Nyos wish to purchase fashionable Cap
Call at the above place, where you win get-that
Remember the old Post Office corner.
To Country Merchants have few Goods to dispose Of at
ola mn WILSON
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TAKE NOTICE.
Z4SnYrLlz, op,o.

". J. B. ToRdsrsnita:
DEAR s.R:-I have been afflicted for three years
With rheumatism inmy back and Tor the last sx months
able TO out OF bed without help and your agent
city insisted trying bottle Of Chang Thu Liament
and try what would have; and bottle has relieved
much that able get my without di-
Guilty. 1t has blessing just try
you Will be well pleased.
Mrs. N. COCHRAN.
-s-s''e -,'N '','~'' + Ii LOGAN CO..
myI;ty Bridge Corner.
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HATS AND CAPS.
WE have this day receive done oe Rnestand most beau
w tful assorments OF Hats and Caps brought
this city, the most fashionable that could be made
tern markets.
II comprises in part the following kinds:
Gents No. Silk MOleSEIn Hats light elastic, by
the best matters East and In strict accordance with
derr; Gents ne white and black beaver otter SEAL &C. &c
Know Nothing and Wide Hats white and black Son Fur and
Wool Hats Of every color, quality aud price.
ALSO
Caps Of every dissertation and Of the mOat recent styles
such rs the Nevada, Know Nothing Pvrenese Pyramid Ca
madam Russian Eusiish Washington, and Consolidation
Caps, and all other kinds in abundance which vii! be sold
lower than Goods OF these kinds before
this community.
Chdren's Hats and Caps Of all ust received from
the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet Bag, PurS AMI Gloves always on hand.
All persons most respectfully invited call in and
anime magnificent Stock OF Goods, before purchasing
tIsswhere We eelcoahdent that please the most
fastidious.
Nothing viii be wanting part to suit and seeommO
dave our numerous patrons.
To COUNTRY SIFRCuANTs.
II you wish anything in the Hats and Caps give
call, VIII guarantee that will sell goods
low they be where this side OF PhladeInha
nyT 6 n HARPER L SOW
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INTHLLIGENGER

Book AND JOB OEFI CE e
Tae undersigned take this occasion to remind their friends
sad the public generally that In connection with the office OF
the Daily Intengeneer, have JOB oee eNPressy hed
upfor t1e execution OF all kinds 0f
PLAIN AN dorm PRINTING.
TeIr materials being mostly new and ernb:aens the IA:
test syss Of Job Type sad their large and well selected
Stoe Of Paper Cards. Inks &c. being purchased atthe low
cash prices the Once being distinct
carefully and efficiently managed they can guarantee TO
theIr customers entire satisfaction, as regards the
NOatneas, ACCURACY andrOnaptness
With which their work win be doae.
PheE are prepared 70 execute
Cans, PROaaARXB,
Cf1ccLA6S, PosrEas
L1sSLS CoScsBr EIItR,
RcE HBID5, B4LL TtcEsrs,
HffLs L1oiSs, STEAMBOAT Bus,
Bass CaSeEs, ArcTtnX Bats
tl2oE4 Boo&a, nRAT fEcKETS,
&oEasr ERRIaER Books,
DsznSS RL:tRoAD AtlSES,
ESrEfTs, Horat REGISTERS,
FEcTz8T, ScsnI0S3,
bR;zEs, ELECTION TsEETs,
4 every other description Q: Letter Press Printing Also
COLORS AND BRONzES.
~ Al Srdsss from . distance promptly attended to-
BEATTY 4 co
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Public Notice.
AS1SCF discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
IL kept by Market street. in the city Wheeling.
al persons indebted hereby required to make pay
before tina LIST day Of April ohsrWse the wtbe
put 10 the Of collection BY suit without respect
persons, ANDREW MCLDEw.
March 18Th, 1855 mar14
OARTICCLAR attention is called styIe of lever
watch, cTery part Of srhich naHurcturfdin 4rer
L which case in variety OF style gold and silver
Thesa watches sTSled and all warranted to be
tulG-keGpsrg.
For Eale By G. r. BROWN
mayl Washington Hall, Monroe az.
NOTICE.
Ii persons knowing thensClvE indebted 3TcClaens
"A Knox earnestly requested TO call and settle By cash
or note on or before the GFst Of January.
Persons having claims against the firm VIII please present
than for liquidation.
pelS McoLALLENs KNOX
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MISCELLANEOUS.
McCLALLBNs, KNOX & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN. -
BO0IS,d NDSHOES, MEMS AND
BoYs Rats'and Cops, at the

- d z II u % q o Z
WE are receiving from our Eastern Manufacturing
Establishments Of the largest best manufacp-
red assortment Of Boots and Shoes Fail
ever offered in this any other They have been
manufactured 10 order, according own dIrectIons
are intended expressly for retailing regular
mers, and all others who may favor with call We can
oer an unusually large variety OF Boots and Shoes which
EeBparaEte equal In quality material and to
tho in ais any other part Of the United
sa;es Our stock viii be found to consist part otthe fol-
lowing reasonable good:
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COMPLETE literary EDITION

In i've very large octave volumes, with Portrait on
OF Charles Dickens, containing the same reading mater ~
the Illustrated Edition, and comprising over four tbouSapS
very large double eolunned pages handsomely printed and
VOLUME contains Pickwick Papers and Old OuroglSy
Shop. -
Oliver Twist, Sketches by .'Bo1" and
Barnaby Rudge.
Nicholas Nicklsby, and Martin 6sus-
sleWit.
David CopperHeId, Dombey and BOa,
and Christmas Stories =
Bleak House, and Dickens NeV, sto.
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