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~ REM. Franklin md Prot. De C ruth.
Franklin brought electricity from the heavens 70 te earth
Prof De Grt applied that electricity to relieve
Prof De ON does
thing but Ger cures aud Neuralgia In
minutes ensss BURNS sptsins wopnds, from thrsel
days Earache, Deafness Sore Breast days:
cures Piles swelled Glands stin Nick, three
days; Eryspelas, Scrofula Pmpes,
days; Palsy Gout, Papitaton, Cholera, Corfs In
Fsr sale by t. u. LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLINs' 4 DusHFiELD,
novtS 49, z Monroe Street.
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TRANSPORTATION.
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TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE b. 4 o. II. R. \
WheeLia1 Station, Nov. 29th, 1856
ON and after Monday lst of December the Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily 6s55 NJ. 1920
r. NJ. Wheeling time. tsltf*f1a a5sii=
The Mail Train daily Except sundaysl at 6:55 A. ~,
VIII receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
stations. -f'faz-sffs- 5st
The Express Train daily Mt AGO P. NJ will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations onIy Ben
wood MoundsYile, Cameron. Burton, Farmout Fetter-
Grafton, Newburg RowlesburE Piedmont, Cumberland
Sir johns Rum MaEtinsbnsg, aFpsrs Perry, Monoeacy,
Sykesyile and Washington junction. = - y. y -
The Trains viii arrive follows: The Mail Train $40
A. 81; y; the Express 1850 p! daily.
dation Train from Wheeling Cumberland VIII be dseon-
tnued. By order of y SRI ~ M Z
81, ,l54sssl ", s,SwoopsIDR, Superintendent,
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CoNGREssIoNAI II !. !.

5st WASHINGTON, Dec. g..
SENATE-Senate resumed the consideration
of the motion to print 5000 extra copies of the
Presidents message and accompanying docu-
ments 4Sls&sl
Mr.. Collamar having the floor spoke at length
in opposition to the positions of the President.
Condemning in strong terms his imputations up
on portion of the citizens of the free states,
and regarding the open violation of plighted
faith which marked the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise, as the sole cause of the past and
still existing excitement concerning slavery as
recognised institution. He reviewed the recent
election at considerable length and replied to the
arguments of Messts. Mason, Butler and Bigler.
Mr.. Rusk introduced bill granting further
time to the creditors OF Texas, to prevent their
claims. q y y issiti'sss
A motion to .print the President message and
accompanying documents, pending which, Mr..
Collamer said he entertained the conviction that
the question pertaining to business before the
body was the only legitimate subject of discus.
sion; but he now thought different. He quoted
from the message those passages charging Re
publicans with being influenced with a desire to
change domestic institutions Of existing States,
saying that the President imputed false preten-
ces to them, and had further charged that they
seek an object which they well know to bereY-
dictionary.
HousE.-The House resumed consideration of
the motion to refer the Presidents Message to
Committee of the Whole. s'siiisrs Z
Mr.. Smith, ofTenn., replied to the arguments
of Messrs. Campbell and Sherman saying that
he saw in the remarks of the latter gentleman
an effort to unite all the clements of opposition
to the Democracy in the next Presidential cleo
ton, but he believed the scheme would fail He
proceeded to argue that the repeal, of the Mis-
souri, restriction was not condemned in the re-
cent canvass. riiit fes5
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LATE PAprRs.-on our table this morning, we
found package of late Eastern papers. fur
nished us several hours in advance of the mail.
for them, who always remembers US.
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A large haul of bogus money has been made
in Louisville A man named Daniel Preston,
offered fifty dollar note at jewclry store.
An officer was sent for who took him into Gus
tody. He was searched, and 81, 600 of the bills
of a defunct bank in Gcorgia, was found upon
his person; also $500 of counterfeit money. He
was lodged in Jail S
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PROF. woop-Haying experienced the magic effect of
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About two my, hair commenced falling OIL and
turning gray was fast becoming bald friend who
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as had before tried other remedies.
using your Restorative In January last few applications
fastened my hair firmly Itbesan 20 nllup,
fully restored its original color health and
and eheerfclly recommend its use all.
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lYATEIrorp. MAUI Jnlv q IA

WAIkKfoEp, Mass, July ., 1870.
PROP Q; J. WOOD: With conhdence do / recommend
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few applications will their natural
color II also has relieved All dandrlG and unpeas
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JIG. KILBY.
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SIR: In consequence Of having hair several years
past not only but perfectly white, have short,
and worn caps TO hide 1t from View but three months
mus. IN justice say that is effects almost
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TO color, and left SO SOFT and glossy
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MlLyoEp, Worcester Co., Mass, Now s,1s55.
PROF. o. j. W00D-Dear Cir: take pleasure In bear.
Ing voluntary testimony TO the magic effects your
derul Hair Restorative As back my
menced falling on until the top my scalp became bald
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many years have rsed many celebrated
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was induced to give article trial.
tonishinent found after few applications, my
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pearance; but by the time had quart my bald
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growing fast Yours truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
A--I,-.f = 49, Nav SoRK, Oct 2, 1854.
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II at once removed nll danrn itching from
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You have permission refer all who entertain any
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.--3f.tt Z ff.sl MISS PEEkS, 26tS Greenwich Ay.
have used Professor o. Woods Hair Restorative and
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where had fallen the head and renders the
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Louisville, November ], 1soi.ios ~
o.. WOOD : co. Proprietor. als broadway, n Y and
ia Market ST., st. Louis. b l.ilf = -!i. -
eSH-For sale In Wheeling by staIsia
I. H LOGAN B CO..,
urCf-l H-tlaH y y Bridge Corner.
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FROM THE SnnTH

{
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.--Sayannah papers of Sat
urday say large number of delegates to the
Southern Convention we're already there, and
from appearances the assembly viii be very,
large. A special committe from the South Car
DINA Legislature, on the Governors recornmen-
dntion, to reopen the slave trade have reported
asking leave 10 sit during recess aud report at
the next session. ,ss S $3.50 r. LID,
The ship Arkwright, with troops relieved by
Gen: Harry, left Key West on the Isl, for
A fire at Norfolk, on Monday, DESTROYED the
Catholic Church and several of the adjoining
buildings. isJ s4rsf5 = II i 49,, y
The Americans carried the city of Mobile at
the municipal election go a
New Orleans papers of Tuesday have been re-
ceiyed, -
Dates from Vera Cruz to the 18th sul.. state
that the siege of Pueblo still continues without
definite results itaR
The communication between the capital and
the interior is almost entirely suspended. &
Adyices have been received from Galveston to
the 18th nlt
The news is not of much importance.
Buchanan's majority in II counties in Texas
900, and in the entire State will not be less
than Il, 900 ssi-s = ss4 9sts
A slight shock of an earthquake was felt in
Petersburg, Va, on Saturday
FIRES ff Z q - fefaaa
PrITsRuRGH, Pee SAINT Rolix' Oil and
Chemical Works, near Darlington, Beaver Co.
was destroyed by fire on Saturday night. Cause
unknown. The building was owned by Cherry
Macarthur 4 Co. Loss $4,000. Insured for
/ IS. 600 - sstsl - ~ IT.
PnLspEIPHIA, Dec. ga private dispatch.
dated Cannonsburgh, Washington Co., Pa. 10
miles from Pittsburgh,) states that Jefferson
College. at that place, was burnt on Friday
evening, with librar y containing 10000 vol
umns.9 Loss $4,000: a q a. s5s5SsI
lPRovfDgScE, Dec g.-The old car house of
the Boston and Providence r. r, was burnt this
morning with % cars and large quantity Of
wood &c Loss about $4,000.
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DuEI sETrr. I'm

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Bagby. who figured
recently in the bloodlcss duel with Irving, chal-
lenged Hornsley for his structures in the Rich
mond Enquirer on the formers larticle.of ..yir-
GINA Editor in Harpers,.s He came hither to
fight but mutual friends having settled the diff
ficulty in the absence OF pistols they this eve-
ming returned to Virginia. ii. .ssa3
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Tnr Hoo MARxer.-At Louisville, on Mon
day, the market is reported duh though firm,
and no transactions in hogs Price, 1926 net
but none offered at that price. The packing
this season will fall short of last.
At Cincinnati, the market was irregular, and
sales could not be made except at de-
cline, 500 sold at 1925, and $50, averaging
e4o lbs. at 500.
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The failure of a large rice dealer is announced
in New York His liabilities are sid to amount
10 $4,000, all to Charleston houses.
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A MONUMENT, - 81 -
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE &c Be-
GREATyIRTUES OF
RAlhPTOH,S fYEGETdRLE TYE1TTREyr p

sLvxAi BALTIMORE, March %, 1856
This Is to certify that abount nine since was at
s sas DIV, With a pain II x RICH,
to the height Of knee suffered very severely with pain
which 70 sss sone ans
Of which particles OF bone number Of e5
anu one o. NO TIHs E G6uNfR asass
clan there told and he could heal ths
Gers, but could not live afterwards This physician
ing from ulcers proud pieces Of Soae gs .ss
giving me any reliefsoe Of the applications so very
could not stand by and suffer thought time
unlike honey the numerous ulcers raanIns
freely white with Of blood, times when
BALTIMORE MY HoMEl
then returned to Baltimore my old home, expecting
The advice ofmy friends various remedies som.
OF whchgaye only transient relief connued TO grow
WORSE swelling came LEFT hip and rsevefs pain
also my spine which my pSysciaas cut Sa
g rss ss fsl
ed on my right arm and also one left groin, on
ed those who saw them Twas reduced to skeleton
and as weak s as as an in nsaTH pr1,r,, s. 81
felt death would have been me Ihad tried phy.
sTes s Eash s9
TURF of disease similar the laboring under
axe years. taking iampson's psgesas w
tlIoPE coMEs1
the hrst bottle OF which inspired with hope, by
Dottles lett much
had the confidence believe 1t would cure me con-
tInne its improving. Ny ulcers healed and new
strength same to my weak ard shattered systems
sas lsess HAPPY u 70
now consider myself cured by this wonderfl medicine
alone. have given but faint idea of my suIerinrs but
have said in favor of fs-'7f - = 80 s's
Hampton's Vegetable fracture. s
aud viii all who afflicted ms Ia
It with the utmost confidence. q. : u
G8 EDWIN II. sPRANKLIN,
~ s94t,-f No. % Register street, e.ta
3doors north OF Pratt at.
III THE GREAT RRNoyATOR OF 5TIIES SYSTEM .
delicate ladies and children will please give It
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~. - 5k-e5 tcKsERLL AcE7sIs. ssif
Philadelphia, 7 ". Dyott Sous l32 y "a street NJ.
York. Barnes Park 800 broadway, corner Duane Haiti
more Cnspare Br5ers, Gay and Penna. Avenue On
cLnnnti, John y. Park Chicago, DarciAy Brothers. Pa a.
Water - st Louis, Barnard Adams Co. 4. orisans
J.wriglst 4 Co. 77'
Sold inswheeilng, by Laurhlihs Bushfeid T. ii Iosar
Co. and Druggists Merchants zeneray frotigh
ont the United States and canadas - e oefsdasIs -
I'M las LAs1uIIasS BrsHFfziD
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ConsNpfipes, despair TIL you have tried AYRRs
ChERRY PEcToRAL lt is made by OF the best medical
chemists in the world, and bespeaI the
high merits OF its Yirtues.-{I sikddeLphi1 Ledger.
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IT'S NOT q DYE! -7-777 4,
0sy5a XII, 60 5asa 'si

Greyhdtred Bald 1oith Of
aasr or scalp. rea9 the slto.oihg, and Judge ~
MRS. 3 a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RissTORER..
Rev, NJ TEACHER 100 years Of age), Pitcher, Chen
ango county, NJ My hair restored
color and ceases to FAM ;35f75ll-lf sSss7
Rev. Wn,. GUTTER Ed. Mothers sIagazine, n Y. 4My
changed TO It's color and growing bald spot,
Rev D. p STONE. D. D., Concord. n H. 7'My hair which
was grey, 70 now restored to its color, &c''
Rev d. cLENDENIN, Chicago, IN. .Iean add my tes-
mony, and recommend It my frieiias pa
Iev D. +. WOOD, Mddetown, n. y. ,tAfy own hair has
grsay thickenst and also that OF my family,
Rev J. p: TUsTiN, ohatiesten e. aThe white hairIs
becoming o6yated, and new hair forming kep IVA
Key A. RRINR, Silver Creek N.Y.lgiit has produced
gooa eaeet on my hair and can
recommends IL 5I5 Vi 5isst.'5 = ss"1,e'' y
N Mss p: M0RRiS Gyo.s River, n. Y, also, and
might swell this list but II the above fail TO conyinee
IT! Sold by all the principal merchants In the United
.atss oanahhd Canada. Wholesale depot No
80 SO brSoms Street New Some dealers ar
OF ms they make more proh. IL 80.
oct1h:6fnlaw.I q -'rsteE
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CiUlRE!.

'INHls young gentleman is living in mdst-those
who know him will bear testimony that his sunerings and
cure are no Some of the pieces may
be seen by calling at 24u Baltimore streeohers
Let the sceptica hrnhe will testify that
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ASTHMA OR puTH1sIo Ann nroSo1t

ft.slj se2 WEST MANCHESTER Pa Feb 4, 1858.
SIR Your CRgIRY pkcrokAL Is performing marvellous
cures In this section 1t has relieved alar-
Ing symptoms Of consumption, and curing man
who has iabored under affection the lungs tn.
HENRY L. PARKS. Htrchant.
a. A. RAMSEY, N. D., ALsios, MosRoE ccusrr, Iowa,
writes Sept o. 1885 During practice Of many years
have found nothng equal to CHYRRT Civ
Ing ease and relief TO patients curing such
As are durable" f4s3f 4fgpsk
We might add volumes of evidences the eonyine
proof OF the virtues OF this found in its
upon trial.
GonsnmpiTon.
Probably remedy has been known which
cd SO many and such dangerous ths
man aid could reach; but those the
RAJ affords relief and comfort.
AsroR HOUSE, New York City, March ., 1856.
d. AVER Lolceu: Ifeel Il duty and pleasure
form ynn what CHERRY my wife.
She hal been I'VE months Aborng under the dangerous
symptoms OF Consumption from which no could pro-
her much relief steadily failing, until
Dr. Strong OF this city, where have advice,
trial OF Your medicine. We bless his kindness
as We SKILL for she has recovered from that
She Us not yet strong she be-
her cough, and calls herselfw well. ti5 80
Yours, with gratitude and regard, tsl,'t -.
-.t7 's 1879, ORLANDO SHELBY, SiHLBYyILIR.t
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N ]. M. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT.

.lst r. ri-f ISIS u WHEELING, VA. =
Wharf Bontl nj the foot O 6 VI onroe street.
the collection ofifreight ',i
Freight regular packets Will be received free OF
charge. t -s2l nvl2-tf
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CRY CouSct--Council met pursuant to the
last order of adjournment Present, His Honor
the Mayor, and Messrs. Bickell, Cots, Claytor.
Fitzhngh, Forbes Gill, Hubbard, Jacob, Knote,s
List, Pannell, Taylor, Wait, Wheeler and VIII
son. ..,sf
The special order for which the meeting was
called, after lengthy discussion was laid on
the table
The committee on ordinances reported an or
dinance entitled ordinance to amend the orTii.
nance entitled an ordinance for the regulation of
markets IN the city of Wheeling, which was
read twice and adopted
The rules prescribing the order of business
were on motion suspended.
On motion of Mr. Jacob it was ordered that
the clerk and assistant clerk of the city make
out and report to the Council as soon as practi-
cable the first cost of the water works and the
several additions thereto at this time, and also
the annual profits derived therefrom for the
years 1854 and '55. Also the gross amount of
water rents for this year, together with the
amount OF the expenses Of the water works for
this year, including the cost of collection and
also the probable amount thereof which will
not be collected. Also the amount of the reye-
MUGS ior the present year, including taxes and
water rents, and the whole expenditure for the
year, including the payment OF the debts of the
city. principal and interest due during the cur
rent year. ss7 =
On motion of Mr.. Knote, the superintendent
OF the Water Works was directed to repair the
water plug at the corner of Market and Monroe
streets ata >
The City Sergeant nominated James ncrriot
rs ais Deputy. Approved.
Mr.. List reported to Council the terms upon
which Geo. Hardman's extension of water pines
could be purchased, which was referred to the
committee on Water Works for further report
Majority and minority reports were made from
the committee on Streets and Alieysin reference
70 the setting of curb stones in the Fourth and
Filth Wards. The majority report was adopted
The petition of Ann Archibald was rejected.
The Council adjourned to meet Friday even.
ia., the lath.-7 Tire, -
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ELECTIONS.

LOWELL, Dec Stephen Mausar, Ameri.
can Republican, was elected Mayor, yesterday.
WORCESTER. Dec. Geo rs Richardson,
Republican, was yesterday, elected Mayor OF
'ni Bo slo Dec "a. H. Rice, was Yesterday,
reelected Mayor by about e,4oo majority.
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Tue RIVER at this point was still falling slow
ly yesterday, with about Ave feet six inches
water in the channel ai,..a,,s
The Cincinnati Gazette .of Monday, reports
the river on stand, with eight feet water to
Louisville.
AT Louisville, the river stationary, with Al
inches on the falls, and six feet in the canal
Weather clear and cold
Red river. oqe.of the tributaries of the Ken
lucky, was twelve feet high one day last week.
and still rising
The Montgomery Mail of the 9Th, reports the
Alabama at a stand, having risen in all twenty
feet The Mail says the rains have been pro-
lOnged and heavy, and the roads are i'm
passable.
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.MEDTCaI..s..
EpEN KNIgMT N n

A. B. MoRTLRY, ESQ, Urea, New York writes: 81
have used your PaeroaAL myself and in family ever
nce IL, believe medicine It's
purpose ever put cut With bad cold pay
other remedy" -
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COMMERCI.AI,.
BY nTELEGRAPfi.
ClneInnntI Market.

crscSsArr, Dec. 9-Pour une,anvea As q5s
$40 Whisky steady 1t e5c Red yb.at atiss ~
Oats firm at 4oe Hogs dull lower; sales AZ
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T,HE Underlined would respectfully inform his friends
Apand patrons aud the citizens Of Wheeg and vicinity
genefay tia; he .eiye and Winter stock 81
Cloths, Casimeres and ystinEs OF which prepared
TO make up 70 order In the Latest and approved style
and be5t short notice. and prices eanno
fan 70 please The best All goods be !
good a. Recommended, sale. J. II. STALLMAN,
sooif4 Merchant Tailor.
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AruES Kua.-Miss Logan, as Julia, was wit
messed last night by quite large and fashiona,
ole house; and we think we but express the
opinion of the entire audience, when we say
that the personation was in every way faultiess.
She has certainly, thus far, well sustained the
reputation which preceded her to this city, and
We hesitate not to say, that her engagement will
be successful one.
Tonight she appears as Mrs Haller, in the
popular play of the stranger" After which,
she will chant the Marsellnisc Hymn, which has
on all occasions, been received with great ap-
plause. Is thisnot sufficient to attract crow
ded house? We shall expect to see such a col
lection of people there as has not been within
the walls of the Athcn@um for many night.
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soRoup, wnooprSG cou6tfHtl. I1I,N,.rpILuENzA

AMOS LEE Esq.,, MosIrsEY, Ia, writes, 81 Of January,
1860; u had tedious IniiueiiEa, which confined in
doors six weeks; took medicines without relief final
~ tried Your PEcroRAL by the advice OF our clergyman
The hrst dose relieved the in throat and lungs
less than one half the bottle made completely we'll Your
meoeines are the cheapest well the best buy,
and we esteem YOU Doctor your remedies the poor
:. >. -
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New Yori ggnrIke,.

NV foaE Dee splonr market dull, and deelinn,
sales 1000 bbs at straight state
and s6gOSs 20 for southern. Wheat frr sales 260Ot
m 81 GsnneSsee AZ ei5. Corn buoyaat with sales q
V,vgo ppsh FORK hnoyant Beef frin Lard dull Whisky
has downward tendency. Stocks generally lover
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s 1'4RLSLANT00II PASTE. - K
MOTHER lot q the genuine Partisan Tooth Paste just
pfepared and for sale, by the Gross, isnsie
box. b. FUNDENBERG ROBERTS :
-octI 80. I WashIngton HIM. Wheellnr. u. q