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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
!. Ii IL MAIN. SrH .AUII Il III Inc. y {

liGObDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN ST. WHEELING.
5FALL AND sIFINEfLsYe TRADE
SToSE & THOMAS take pleasure In Announcing that
~ they are now in receipt Of their f stock OF Fall
CRY Goods, Varieties and 8IiIlin cry C Gods,
rhey have Just received their Second Pail Purchases
which, added their former stuck, item
sent to the Public more than 3
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the sT of choice goods they have
To their variety added a large stock Of
Carpetns and RUGS Of tie latest designs makes
Winter Tradsto both Of which, their stock
generally, ;hey invite the attention 81 the Trade
Having been in the Eastern short time
the late heavy rise in all kinds OF Cotton Fabrics bns
Ing largely viii the Cas they have done for
past) well directly from the Imporxrs and Aanufac
tuners in some instances they arcabie Inducements
70 Csose Cash Bagsrs, either by the PIECE At RETAIL
exctiletl by no similar housef the West. 49,.
Tomeet the wsns OF helr rapidly Increasing Trade they
have ade, making 10 6nrnh
their line in the West
In this stock may be found fully
lsguu yes sks epbreeing Some Of the finest imported
= 5s'No - French Msrinoes CasImerss, BombaIines
~, ma AZ ssery Quality ana color
Ia striped Csshmeres and DeiaiRes--ifpo =
500 shaNls and some Of the richest
Sver offered IN Wheeling -. 5,+,77-i =.
egoe yds Gtnghams, Debazes DeiaInes Prints and
eVuve - OF Donestlcs-embraeing the largest line Of
American Wooens and Cotton goods kept by ay similar
I h9nsf, II not by any house in The city.
trade and pledge the Public that effort part
They feel confident that they can oer Inducements to
etosS ca< seers exeeed by house in West II in
Cars. Hotels and Boats for customers.
| - Always on hand, Prime Live Geese feathers.
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re CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions adycrt:sIng other
bsness % the In;eIiisencer should be addressed TO
- iroprieteFs.
letters concerning the editorial department OF The paper,
be addressed 10 the Editors, jointly or to either one
al them.
writing for publication, viii please write
tnly on one side Of the paper.
40 observance above rules will greatly obge us,
"a secure prompt correspondents than
~ might otherwise receive.
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THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
FOR
ID DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF my KIND. s
FEVER AND AGuE,
and the TaFSSi 5 s09s rs s4S1ss1 5 sgs1 dis0Fdered
Such Indigestion, Aeidy stomach coiieky Pains,
Bns saa hS,s q
NeuraIgc Affections in numerous instances proved
highly beneficial, and others Effected decided cure
pPnes q ne sa
n os % I Of ne
United States was intended especially
mighty country Meeting With great success among them
nov oss E. the American pnbic that is truly
TO hose persona who's
ardent spirits. other dissipation. Generaiiy in
santaneoas in elect y finds Its way directly seal of
dropping spirit and, in fact nfdslne life and yiEof %
- = cAuTIoNi
The great popularity Of Aroma has induced
BE not buy anything unity you
lie VIII convince how Infinitely to sthese
WHAT IT is DOING FOR THE SICK.
WIN. sehhchman Esq, the kroNn photographer
u have frequently nsed gosrhaTes Holland Bitters, and
Res. samuel Babcoek says: found special relief from
Us use for severe headaches with which had longfsh
J. W. woodWe, Esq, says: have used Boerhave,x
Holland Bers myself and recommend Il Others,
ing i TO be Just what Il Is representsdy
Aid Jonathan Nicely, Of Lower SC. Clair, says have
derived great benefit from its Of the stone
aeh and indigestion.
James II. Murphy After several physicians had
failed Holland tteTs removed tie pain from
ny heart and side arising from indiE -
The editor Of the RittaInin Free one
OF the best physicians In the place fasd Boerayg
Holland Bcrs cured e Of the worst form dyspepsi
raneis Felx only manufacturer OF the orgnal Extract
OF Coffee says; know that Holland Btterg n one
or liver 80 - 4 ;
Dr. Ludwig, editor the sPaee, Batirsore
II anedieine deserving the confidence OF the public
Dr. Eherhart, tile ieaditS German tvsinisn N
marked success IN debtsted states the digestive or
Eans, Of the system g-s-efaiiy.5
The Of the baous Vinegar Factory says e
ana therefore induced 10 It's upon
e0rs1uptfve habit and really st Is doing her more ood
than znytt Ing she has ever takef., -
NOTICEWhoevefe expects in this ferern re YIN
be dsrppoint-d but TO the sick and low epifi.ed h
ny prove grateful aromatic cordial, possessed lns
Sold 81 bottle crsx bottles for as by The sol.
BEyJAtiIE.PAGE. IN 4co,
Manufacturing PharmAeeutists and Chemists
20 Pittsburgh, Pa. g
cENEAAI AGENTS.
Philadelphia. 4. W Dyott& sons, 1872 ~ 81 street Ns
York, Bsrnes& Park 800 way, corner Daae RaItt-
Brsthsrs, Cay st ad Avenue CIR
cInrat John d. Park Chicsgo, barclay BrotIlefs a
Water 81 = Louis, Barnard Adams Co.. n Orleans
J. Wright &iCo.a a'
Sold Wheeling. BY LaughIIns B1shneId T. n Logan
Co., and other Druggists and Merchants
ont the un!ttd States and caaadas oet35a,Ffy1
SlkfA LBS German falsF1aIls sale by
UUgO tas4 LAuGlIIIEs BrsHFIKip
B. Il
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FHE- INTELLIGENCER.
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USE LAW OF NEWsPAPERS.

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Oh Is D,init Gtci0 evidence OF Intentional fF1ul-
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A party of American gold diggers who have
been at Honduras for some time past prospect
ing for precious metal have nearly all left the
country on account of the sickly climate which
had proved, ON the coast, very facilitating to
Americans.
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The srYLus-Thc December number of the
Stylus, published by the Literary Societies of
Bethany College, is on our table, and having
given it cnrs2ry examination, We pronounce
Il an excellent number, creditnble alike to the
Institution and the societies. 1t should number
stnong its patrons every friend of Bethany Col
lege, Aud we are pleased 10 learn, that the
patronage extended to the current volume is
maci. greater than at any previous year. May
ii meet with encouragement equal to its deserts.
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FARISIANT00YIH PISTE.
MOTHER lot Of the genuine Partisan Tooth Paste lust
~ prepared and for sale, by the Gross Dozen single
box, by PUNDENBERG 4 RoBERTS.
octl No Washington Hall, Wheeling. va r u
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JOHN l.. HAIR GREAVES.
U.N q " II AL. RUI 90

U n sSIS II y d Il b U u ID 4 N q g =
NO. So HAis STREET, wuEEIISG, VA
Wholesale and Retail dealer Paints, Obs Sash Doors
Window Glass, Looking Glasses " -
So t Brushes, &C., &c. fslr ~ +
EJAyING purchased the entire stock OCT A. Vincent
IL and made Important and heavy additions, trust by
constantly keeping good selling at oder.
prices to obtain reasonable te OF
my old friends AND the public generally. Can my new
store: JOHN l.. HARGREAVEs.
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LIST OF MAnRlAaEs.--We present below our
serni-mon;hly list Of Marriages, commencing
With December list, and ending with the 1lth.-
There is slight increase in the number over
our last report, but the matrimonial market may
'still be quoted very dun. The following are the
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Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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Yours, with Gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHgLHrvLLs.

CHhRI PkcroRAL Is made by of the best medical
chemists in the worL and lis all
high merits OF its ylrtucs.- f,diindeLphid LedQer
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IGNE HUNDRED q Aif x EI.s5 Extra -FIoaT
" (iyhIie wheai) for sale By
sI.gsSs THoBuRs q HApDEs
i(lNls EiUNssls stD fsAIS X ELS Corn n cal
neyss THoBuRS nADpEs.
I5sXTRA HULLED Bnckwheat IIour, -
IL Eastern cFanberriss ~ ~ Il =
- White Beams, for sale by
rows =. =. IHoBURS 4 HADDES
81 LA9E lot % mesquite Netts at 30 er !. mar
I l tie nsasi price AZ Spin ". D. MOTIF BRoIL
| IA Ill FEED. 04is and Com for sale BY s ~ =,
III 49,. THoBUnN 4 MADDEN
ESs-S .Ss Nain street.
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FROM HONDURAS.

BosroN, Dec. 13.-Thc brig Helen Jane arriv-
ed with Honduras dates to the 22tll ult The
country is tranquil. The excitement caused by
Gen. Walkers appearance, in the affairs of Mic
aragua, has somewhat subsidized Nothing new
in regard to the future course of Honduras in
supporting the other states against Walker.
The news of Walkers successes is not known
to the people of Honduras. IL is believed he
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
SAVANNAH, Dec r. Efsing Session.
The Convention was in session from a TO o
o'clock.
The motion to reconsider the vote on the. Pa
citic railroad resolutions of to day, with a
view of offering resolutions, in substance, that
Congress has the power to make road in Ter
ritories but not in States, was tabled.
Thevote on the resolution to reopen the slave
trade was explained by the anendmentthat said
vote was not actuated by feeling Of Difference
to the North.
A motion of thanks to railroad companies,
for free passes to the Convention, was passed.
The Convention adjourned sine die
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AMOS LEE ESQ, MONTEREY, Ia, writes, Sd Of January,
1855: - had tedious ThiienEa, which confined in
doors six weeks; took many medicines without relief Ba-
y tried Your pEcroRsI By the advice Of
The hrst dose relieved tile in throat and unrs
less than half the bottle completely
medicines the cheapest well best bus
and we esteem Doctor, remedies, poor
mans friend ~ : q : 't5e I 81 t7flsi
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WASHINGTON HALL.
hook, Periodical. RnncJ q Gods n:,d M usi


LAYING purchased the stock Books, Periodicals &c.
IL OF Robinson Bro, at No.. q Wasingon Hall, In
tend to add thereto Musical merchandise
Sether with complete assortment of Fancy Goods Sta
OF those Justly celebrated vose Pianos which have
lust been awarded first Premium and Medal best
Boston Mechanics Fair, all competition; GARMENTS
Patent Moiodeons, of superior style and finish,
foods, consisting in part Isdes Fancy Work Boxes,
Toilette Embroidered Work Bags and Baskets, Portfolios
Card ana Cigar Gases, Cologne Stands Combs
Portmonnaies, French Hair and Tooth Brushes, Sewing
iery and Scissors. .5ss lsisss $50 ~
ALSO. NEW hooks
fresh assortment OF New Books Magazines Novels and
All the popular reading of the day. Iedgers Day Books
ton, Pocket Tuck Diaries 1857 Indispensable every
man. Periumeres, Soap Engravings, Autographs, Gilt
Frames and MouldinEs. lot of Guitars, yioiins
and Italian Strings, Flutes, Banos, Tamborines,
shall take special pains to keep the stock Periodicals
and Newspapers complete, solicit subscriptions TO all
perodcas Grateful for past patronage, hope to merit
IN the new ey strict attention
~ Pianos and Melodeons to let.
WE have store the following make of Bleached
w and Brown cottons, In all widths. which will sell
at prices Us low as can be bought In the city:
case semper Isein, (Dlea'd0
" Water Twist, do tr4
Phoenix, do
Also, large supply of "white Rock" n. Y. Mills and
iniose celebrated Housewife rife. Cotton
g. III "Conestoga'r =. ta5flli+ ~,
." "Waterloo',
We also have large supplies of linens and
shsstNings Table Diaper Danask Towels Toweng Doyes
ana npklns oil All sizes, qualities and patterns
move y Is Ia SHEARINGEN.
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MEDICAL.

A. B.MoRTI.ET ESQ. of u-to., New York, writes; 81
have used your PkcoRA myself and In family
ever put cut With bad cold should pay
Twenty-Five dollars bottle than whontlt, any
other remeIy.n -. 4.
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One Copy for Twenty Observation-Disclosures
One Copy for One Year. ....,.......... q 70
One Copy for Two Years :. :. 4 90
Five Copies for One Year................ "a
Twelve Copies for One Sear................ 20 90
Twenty-Five Copies for One YcAr. 40 10
dec2:imd&w $50 ~
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T0RRruNERY-Iu grea, variety, for sale IN
ne FfNDgsBuTe { gogKEss
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Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 4
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. 131, liam ST. Corner Of Union.
AVE hand large complete assortment Of
al articles In line, consisting OF Ladies and Gen.
tlemens Saddles, enc end Harness; from
Wood Trunks, and vaiices, Carpet Rags Saehels Upper
Leather. Mogshin, Hair and Wool Collars, Whips nanes
&c. &c. &c. - 2 :.
Saddles OF every description quality, iovest
rate TO the best style OF English Sllaffoe.
Iron frame Trunks vaces ayery superior article
and for shness strengtA and durability.
single and double the style Stage
Wagon and Cart Harness OF the material and EorS
InanshIp. sfeh s2g s sf5g4 u
large assortment Carpet Rags satehels Of every
variety % material ant pattern. ff.s q
An work ordered viii be furnished promptly and no eG
fort viii b. spared merit continuance public
noviI SHEPPARD & MORGAN.
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iARrEE's WISELY will aPptareSery SATURDAY MoHSrSo,
and will bc sold at FIVE cRsys Copy viii mailed "a,
subserDers At tie following rates being nyaEIably
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E.ietare. 70, die HOLIDAY.

ceiling, Oct. 9Th, 1856.
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INDIAN HosTrLITIEs IN FLORIDA.
Tampa Peninsular of the 2Gth ult. says !;


"By the arrival of the United States schooner Expert
ment the following information received by Colonel
Monroe TO whose politeness indebted for peru
sal OF Colonel Browns report The facts here given
compilation from said report and so far as they are
authentic.
"A wood party, consisting of corporal and Eve pri-
Yates with two wagons and twelve mules, fired upon
by some fifteen twenty Indians, about four miles from
Fort Deynaud the road leading from that post to Fort
Thompson the morning OF the 18th instant As far
known, only man, Private Peerman, of company e.,
made his escape. He made his way Fort Deynaud and
reported the attack Peerman received slight wound in
the calf of his leg Leuenants Larned and Garner with
about hiry-hve enlisted men, Immediately ordered
by Colonel Brown to march the place where the party
attacked, the wounded dead soldiers and if
any sgus of the Indians should be seen pursue and chas
tise them Lieutenant Larned returned and reported that
he found the wagons loaded with cypress poles and
the twelve mules dead.
GAN the mules were shot beyond the ears, indicating
that they deliberately killed. and not by general
random shot The wagons and harness were unnjured.
No signs of the missing men, neither blood dead bodies
any track Of them, discovered. The leuen
ants secured about the of action for about three
miles when seeing signs of either Indians soldiers
owing probably to the quantity of water covering the
country about Lieut. Larned returned and reported TO
Col. Brown above.
"The unfortunate party was armed but owing to the
fact that Indian signs had been discovered in that
gon since the demonstration of the 20h they felt quite
cure believing that the Indians had gone further SOUTH and
consequently, the attack was quite unexpected.
This startling intelligence together with that received
from the Miami speaks plainly that the savages not
satisfied and determined to prosecute their murderous
operations with energy entirely unlocked for.
"The attack was lead by Okchan, sub-chef who is ex-
aspeaed the destruction of his village by the troops
which occurred short time since"
letter to the Peninsuar from Fort Meade says that
scouts sent out almost daily in search of the Semnoes
but without finding them.
Another letter. from the headwaters of Manatee river
says that in anticipation of attack by the Semiuoes
all the citizens upon the head OF Manaee and Maka
rivers with few others from elsewhere have united and
organized mounted company of volunteers.
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foam with rage They cannot answer the arguments Of
the President or explain away the facts 50 they deny
everything and like guilty sehooboy when caught Ia
bad scrap they stand up with flushed cheeks and brazen
faces and excam You lei you lel you liep and then
aside and call for money Sharpes rifles
more hoWitzeTs ..
at IA reasonable TO suppose-and We trust the iutei
gent readers Of the Tribune Times and Post will think Of
ths-that the President must necessarily know much
Of the facts in the affairs OF Kansas than these editors
possibly know, and that in public document which
to be banded down TO future generations and which
will be read by the whole world he would not hazard
sentence that was not true in every particular.
The who charge the President OF the United States
with lying In bis message 70 Congress do not know what
they aging, They mad with rage, and talk at
random With as little reason and maniacs. Mr.
Greeley threatens open Tebrpn tells that the reporter
for the Tribune IN Kansas was employed with much
gard TO his qualifications the Bowie knife and pistol
the PEN and calls his mad partisans TO rally with
| arms and ammunition for the defence of Kansas
Defence against whom and what Why, plainly the
authorities OF the United States Aud what does Horace
Greeley suppose would be the result Does he not know
that the whole power OF the would be brought
Il necessary to put down this rebeous crew OF course
he knows III and were lie not great rudiaDJ and more
dishonest and hearess then he represents his worst enc
mics he would desst from his crazy attempt 10 stir up
civil war.
trust that the good OF the people of the North
will alone suffice 10 put down this wild attempt and ena
bic our people to that civil for the purpose OF ee-
waiting three millions OF negroes the level of white men
would be the most foolish and suicidal of any yet
tered into since the world began"
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partment as the Of Ss7 49, which allowed the claim
amt embraced part Of every item Of the charges by
the claimant and George BarkeimeF in whose voucher
are Two charges for transportation deposes that he has
recepted 70 smith, authorised him 20 present any claim
Tor transportation against the United States but that he
was paid BY the claimant
Upon consideration Of the evidence OF opinion that
y proved thavhty and quarter cents per day was
the lowest price for which the troops could be subssed
Fremont Rom the lat 10 the 5h Of june inclusive 1896
ana that the claimant is entitled OF the United
states the sum OF $G2 81 with interest according the
resolution and act hereinbeore referred to and accord
pgy report bill to carry this decision into effect.
BILL for the relief Of Isadore d. Beaugrand
BE enacted BIZ ne Senate and House Of Representatives Of
ms GhItsd States o America 10 Congress assembled That
the Secretary of the Treasury be- and he hereby directed
70 pay TO sadore d. Beaugand, out OF any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated two hundred and fifty
seven dollars aud twelve cents the being in full for
expenses incurred and money expended by the said Beau
Tor subsistence quarters and transportation furnish
ca captain Brades company Of Ohio volunteers from the
lt TO the NTH Of June inclusive eighteen hundred and
SIX prior to their being mustered the service of the
United states for the Mexican war.
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o FFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT December i, 1850
holders stocks OF the United states
the amount OF Sooo OF
be offered pror 70 the
day merit win hersior the following prices to
Of $780, premium Of 10 per cent For
asd s4s premium Of 10 per cent For
OF 1880 commonly chilled
nifty premium OF And for stock OF the loan Oh
1885, edsemahe tn. 18th November 1885, " received at The
Treasury prior the lat day Of January premium oas per
recsved LIST January and the as day March
Of and received ser hs sst Msch
prior said LIST Of June premium OF ~ per cent
allowed said stocks at the rates specified
assigned with ihe rrne,-
received prior the lst January nert Ahcr
will be allowed In addition TO he premium
Of their receipt In both one
da will addition for the 10 reach the
seller.
Cennestes transmitted this department under the present mo-
assigned the United states with The current
half prior the Let January ner by The party
entitled To receive the purchase money.
stocks viii be made by drafts The s
Boston, New York Philsdepha the paris
snilied 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury
Dec l--dtsJunAf
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OPTICAL.

FSnkl Pisres FTssdsaf u UnasS sai.' 81 as'ioa, -
al uAOH q may eoaes'N.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70 s ha 'as@
appointed consul Of the Dukedom u bnsieA
such, declare him free 10 exercise and ehly Sae
functions, powers, and privileges as are allowed 20 hs soh'1-
Of the mos favored nations In ihs United states.
testimony whereof have caused these letters 20 % made
Given under Of Washington tbs aist day o.
al JanusJy 1885, Of the Independence Of The unA-
ted states Of America Tbs solh
ny the PRESIDENT
W. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
Frunkn Pierce, tia Uatsd States Of Arsa, 20
all uAO'n "a may eonesrH
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited TO that hehle
appointed consul general "f the Kingdom OF hs
Two sce reside In New York. do hereby recognise him as
powers privileges allowed the consui general Of tho
most favored nations In the United States
La caused these letters 10 be made pat
eni OF the United States 70 be hereuno Affixed
oi,sn under my hand city Washington, 3lst OF
f. 81 January d. 1850, and Of the Independence Of the
United States of America the seih.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President;
w. l.. MACY, Secretary Of State.
s,g p,s ,..iasat Of tAe Unnsa sats sf -4aerisa, 10
all paon 10 may concern 81.
Satisfactory having been exhibited 10 me that Areh
bald OF Portugal for Massa
chuses and New Lamphire, 10 reside at Eosn
hereby recognise him such, and declare hun es 70 eI
c,e functions and privileges as are al
yceconuis Of the most favored nations IN me ona
States. ..#..
In Whereof caused these letters TO be made pat
ept United States 10 be hsreuno amx"d
Given under nv hand city Washington the 2st day OF
f. ~ January A. d. 1886, and Of the independence OF the
o"''sa 'A's' u '''''''e' ~ FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President
w. l.. NANCY, Secretary of State.
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TO Members or Congrcss, and Others.

Don RRNTA furnished dwelling house, built in IN.
srYi. convcrenc.s OF wnt.r SCI
reccnuy every department with taste and comfort
Apply rsmisss NO. 4ia Jh street between md Streets
9, M y. u MILLER,
Dec 2--du Corner IM street and LOUISIANA sYsnae,